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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Volume
Number
198
AND
LEADING
THE
MOST
INFORMATIVE
PUBLICATION
New York
6281
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
.
.
ESTABLISHED
.
1839
7, N. Y., Monday, July 15, 1963
Price
$1.60
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
The
600
Power
&
Telephone Co.—SEC Registration
corporation
class
A
'
Proceeds
10-year
warrants
to
purchase
additional
an
180,000
publication
common.
1526.
p.
•
.A
V-.; '
>
The
The
general
partnership of
a
partner."'■
i,
Madison
545
Avenue,
on
July
Giraudoux.
Jean
Alice
Banner,
Banner
Bob
the
music
and
Bob
direct
and
Marilyn
by
Banner
book
shares
musical
the
musical,
musical
and
the
Dallas in
in
by
stockholder
and lyrics by Alan
Keith Textor.
Banner
the
the
of
sole
and
written
was
of
Scott
Scott,
and
produce
tryout
of
and
Associates
latter
which
will
the
principal members of the cast will be David Wayne, Nancy Dussault
and
Reginald
also
will
direct
Gardiner.
that Bob Banner will
and
that said performers
is
It
anticipated
the
Broadway production
appear in the Broadway production.
also
The general partner
will be entitled to receive 50% of the net profits of the partnership
(for which' it will make no cash contribution); David Wayne will
receive
from
5%
Banner,
The
as
minimum
a
'
,'
corporation
on
July
shares
be
offered
Proceeds
C
to
&
|
to
be
to
are
of
S
establish
and
Town
filed
"Reg.
a
A"
covering
4,866
at
for
Kinley
food
a
1962
1,
used
639
Charles
porate
general corporate purposes.
University City, Mo., is engaged in the
cultural magazine.—V. 194, p. 2333.
Dr.,
offered
at
Inc.
filed
1963
24,
to
be
units
in
$500
Co.,
used
of
unit.
per
Securities
the
in
95th
of
the
72,000
"Reg.
a
1978,
$500
one
A"
and
The
$50, without underwriting.
working capital.
W.,
N.
30,000
debenture
Albuquerque,
New
Association,
The corporation
$150,000 ot 6 Va%
37,500
$10;
capital,
and
(each
other
cor¬
&
City
Metcalf
to
are
of
1901
of
discount
a
Park, Kan;,,
department store
type
June
shares
shares
to
of
from
551,
with
stock
common
offered
be
Box
statement
to
be
filed
1963
21,
offered
"Reg.
a
A"
debentures
convertible
follows;
as
joint
to
to
time
for
Inter-Continental
to
organized
was
under
fund
Canadian
a
Fund,
Inc.
—
by
voting trust certificates),
of outstanding stock
purchase the Association's
stock
common
share for each
also
includes
certificates
at
any time prior to July
five warrants and at $2.50
76,650
and
purchase 24,463
certificates).
the
122,315
of
from
the
be
time
for
offered
time
to
public
the
in
shares
76,650
sale
and
by
five
over-the-counter
The Association is engaged in the conduct of thoroughbred run¬
ning horse race meetings, at which betting through the use of
pari-mutuel and totalisator machines takes place, as well as other
activities
addition
283,884
incidental
certain
to
shares
of
to
the
operation of such race meetings.
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
common
stock
(represented
In
1,-
by
voting trust cer¬
officials as a
group own about 22.1% of the outstanding stock. Harry L. Gilman,
Vice-President,
and Hyman N. Glickstein,
Board Chairman
(to¬
gether with Henry G. Friedlander) own 15%
and 22.5%, respec¬
tively, of the outstanding warrants, and management officials as
a
group 46.5%.
Mr! Gilman, Bernard S. Needle, a Director, and
Elias Yale,
Treasurer,
propose
to sell 36,650,
10,000 and 10,000
shares respectively, and 75,000, 65,000 and 63,000 warrants, respec¬
tively. In addition, Mr. Glickstein proposes to sell 20,000 shares
and
Louis E.
Cohen, a Director, 39,560 warrants. Messrs. Friedlander, Cohen, Glickstein, Needle, Gilman and Edmund M. Abramson, a Director, are the voting trustees. Albert F. Good is President.
tificates)
as
well
1,000,000 warrants.
as
Management
'The
corporation
75,000
on
June 28,
1963
filed a
"Reg. A" covering
shares to be offered at $4 without underwriting.
common
Proceeds
to
are
be
used
for
working capital.
Cpmpass of 101 University Boulevard, Denver, is engaged in the
development of oil and gas properties.—V.
Cordis
The
1,100
common
Proceeds
Cordis
facture
1213.
in
law
Nevada
(Investors
Group
1963
June
Canadian
shares
are
and
of
and
on
241
to
a
be
new
N.
E.
June
to
be
used
26,
1963
offered
for
filed
at
debt
$250,
repayment,
A"
covering
underwriting.
working
capital,
36th
distribution
of
St.,
Miami,
clinical
is
engaged
research
in
the
manu¬
instruments.
as
of
Dixie Lime & Stone Co.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
drew
Sept.
been
p.
July 9, the underwriter reported that the company with¬
its registration statement originally filed with the SEC on
27,
1962, which covered ' 100,000
common
shares to have
offered
1309.
publicly, through Courts & Co., Atlanta,
V
Ga.—V.
be
added
expanded
to
general
trading
the
stock,
has
company
and
is
197,
Board
of
to
be
P.
O.
Box
166,643.771
as
a
group
Tatsuzo
and
1784.
p.
construction
1143,
round
year
a
for
used
of
In addition
officials
Chairman
for
financing
outstanding
of which management
Niizeki
President.—V.
funds
corporate
activities
Ogden,
debt
and
Utah,
is
Filing—
A"
covering
underwriting.
repayment.
engaged
in
the
resort.
Registered—
company
debentures
5%
such
proceeds
will
be
due
1986
106.32%).
(at
To
the
extent
that
received prior to the date of redemption, they
general corporate purposes, including repayment
advances from the company's parent, American
are
for
used
$40,000,000
of
Trail-Aire, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
In
decision
a
exemption
offering
PAGE
New York Stock
New
York
Exchange (Stocks)
(Bonds)
Trail-Aire,
$5
at
tained
as
the
Boston
35
35
35
35
36
36
as
the nominee
Montreal
Stock
Exchange
Exchange..
Toronto Stock Exchange
S. E
36
_
Canadian Stock
37
(
37
38
....
Over-the-Counter Market...
42
...
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices...
36
36
36
Miscellaneous Features
.....
Banks
9
of
System...
46
of
Condition
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
of
the
46
the
there
is
»
SEC
made
per¬
as
the
of
fact
material
a
beneficial
as
well
in
as
record
and
identifying
owner
of
that the of¬
of
of Dean Van
&
Storage Co. and its subsidiary, Dean
which were the company's
principal customers (and for
attorney). The Commission held that "while
evidence of any actual intent to subvert the interests of
Turrentine
no
Trail-Aire
as
was
whole
a
the
and
that
shows
record
Dean
Van
Lines
provided Trail-Aire with not only financial but also technical and
engineering assistance, the possibility of a conflict is a matter of
vital interest to the public investors and they have a right to ex¬
pect full
and
presence
and
lack of
filed
and
those
accurate presentation of the facts which indicate its
extent.
At the least Trail-Aire's officers exhibited a*
for the complete truth and accuracy of the material
concern
used^ which
seek
who
provided
to
by
Regulation
themselves
of
A."
conditional
the
of
exemption
Whitney dissented
United Aircraft Corp.—Files Deb.
The
the responsibilities
is incompatible with
avail
Commissioner
the Commission's decision.—V. 196, p. 113.
from
\
Rights Offering—
of 400 Main Street, East Hartford, Conn., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 10 covering $42,884,000
of subordinated
debentures due
Aug.
15, 1988,
to be offered to
common
stockholders on the basis of $100 of debentures for each
company,
Rights will expire about
New York, is the principal
offering prices and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The corporation is one of the largest designers and manufacturers
in the United States of aircraft engines, propellers and helicopters.
shares
Aug,
20.
held
record
of
about
Aug.
5.
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
The interest rate,
public
underwriter.
The
also manufactures a wide range of aerospace equip¬
including liquid hydrogen rocket engines; turbine engine fuel
and
starters; 1 environmental,
navigational, guidance and
company
controls
control
ment
For
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
45
owner
Lines,
ment,
46
Foreign Exchange Rates
Statement
Van
15
1
5,
was materially misleading in describing Turrentine
such shares without disclosing that he held them
circular
whom
36
Transactions American Stock Exchange..
Dividends Declared and Payable
Condition Statement of Member
fering
.
July
Inc., of Long Beach, Calif., of 55,000 com¬
share (all of which were sold in February,
found that the company's notification con¬
statement
Turrentine
B.
50%
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
1
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.'.
announced
of the company's outstanding common stock,
30
43
Stock
per
untrue
an
Howard
Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Stock
order
The Commission
1962).
12
24
Stock Exchange
by
shares
mon
and
June, 1962 ord&r temporarily suspending a Regulation A
from Securities Act registration with respect to a public
its
manent
Stock and Bond Quotations
Consolidated
On
will
of 67 Edgewood Ave., S. E. Atlanta, Ga., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on July 10 covering $70,000,000
of debentures due 2003, to be offered for public sale at
competitive
bidding July 31.
The net proceeds from the debenture sale will
be
applied to the redemption in September 1963 of $70,000,000
In This Issue
Federal Reserve
building.
and foreign trading of a
and related financial and
from
the
stock
sale
(of
all
proceeds
Yasutara
is
of
The
Fund
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead..
2
State and City Bond Offerings
51
"Reg.
without
a
on
No
Share.
Telephone & Telegraph Co. Such advances are incurred for general
corporate purposes, including construction expenditures (estimated
at $347,000,000 for 1963).—V. 197, p. 2559.
General Corporation and Investment News..
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
equipment
197, p.
Depositary
held
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph CO.—Deben¬
of
Transactions New York Stock Exchange....
Compass Exploration, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
ishare).
shares
commodities,
net
of
are
of
American
prices.
,
domestic
and
common
1.49%.
tures
one
shares
representing
to
are
officials
prevailing
at
rate
of
in
engaged
Indebtedness,
operation
stock
certificates
warrants
management
market
common
The
the
at
per share. The statement
represented by voting trust
purchase warrants giving rights to
shares (to be represented by voting trust
common
122,315
1968,
per
common stock¬
two
investments^ both in Japan and abroad.
Pineview
Capital
changing its investment policy from that
of concentrating investments, primarily in Canadian
securities to
that
of
investments
throughout the Free World, including
the
purpose
$3.50
1656.
Depositary
each
corporation
on "July
1,
1963
filed
a
"Reg.
250,000 common shares to be offered at $1.20, without
manager.
the
for
The
,of 1000 Roanoke Bldg., Minneapolis, filed a regis¬
with
the
SEC
on
July
3
covering
3,000,000
to be offered for public sale at net asset
value plus a 7^2%
sales charge.
Fund shares are distributed by
Investors Diversified Services,
Inc., its principal underwriter and
Ltd.)
American
one
share
Pineview Lodge & Resort, Inc.—"Reg, A"
in
capital stock,
Fund
by
new
The
shares)
Mizukami
statement
investment
one
goods
support
certain
own
Inc.-—Common
holders
to
of
venture
shares
Charles Town, West Virginia, filed
SEC on July 8 covering 200,000
(represented
time
in
use
1973;
debentures
be used for expansion, and working capital.
Ave., Rocky Mount, N. C., is engaged
self-service, drive-in restaurants.
f
activities.
88,725,513
covering
due
for
the
purchase warrants who have the right to
is
company
range
company
of
of
rate
other
Registered—
The
represented
to offer such stock for subscription by
the
at
Proceeds
tration
at
p.
part of a subscription
offering of 88,725,513 shares to stockholders in Japan and elsewhere.
Systems, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
on
195,
Offering—
20,
1963, and at $2.78 per American
underwriting is involved.
These shares are
Overland
Sts.,
Sunset
of
Investors
offered-.publicly
named.—V.
area.
subordinated
common
operation
successor
plans
Mex.,
shares
20
is proposed
holders
common, $4. The
& Co., Fayetteville,
Hardee
been
not
company,
of Tokyo, Japan, filed a registration statement
the SEC on July 9 covering 10,000,000 shares of common stock
with
It
working
have
to
underwriter
The
50
made
for
Proceeds
capital
Co., Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
Mitsui & Co., Ltd.—Plans Rights
offering will be undrwritten by Powell,
Kistler
N. C.; Allied Securities Corp., Greens¬
boro, N. C.; McCarley & Co., Inc., Asheville, N. C.; Strader & Co.,
Inc., Lynchburg, Va.; Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc., Richmond, Va.;
and
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc., Nashville, Tenn.
the
of
com¬
and
offering will be
Kansas City, Mo.
shares
an
broad
The
processing canning plant.
Racing
P. O.
company,
registration
through
covering
Registered—
a
common
share,
"Reg. A"
—
The
Inc..
for
operation
Kansas
Greater
Hardee's Food
also
shares
July 8,
the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on March 29, 1962, which covered
July
Market
engaged
Is registered under the Investment Com¬
diversified, management company of the
On
purposes.
in
a
as
Manhattan Drug
and
June
on
be
are
is
Fund
1940
for
subordinated debentures due
to
Midland
French
shares
r
S Packing Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
common
to
he
(if
appears
in the Broadway pro¬
guaranty of $2,750 per week; Bob
director, will receive a $5,000 fee and 2%
of gross
office receipts; and the authors will receive an aggre¬
weekly box
gate of 6%.
C &
7V2%
to
duction), subject
used
political
a
shares
Proceeds
The
of
open-end
type.
It has outstanding
10,764,270
stock.
Harold K. Bradford is President.
The
(President
Alan
Scott
will
special
a
The
Banner
Associates)
at
States.
Act
pany
■
,
The partnership will be formed for tthe purpose of managing and
producing an original musical comedy tentatively titled "Apollo
and
Miss
Agnes," which was suggested by a one act dramatic
play in the French language, "Appollo de Bellac," written by the
late
be
Berick
of
$300,000 of 6%
through
New York,
filed a
registration statement with the SEC
3 covering
$450,000 of limited partnership interests
(plus 10%
overcall), to
be offered for public sale at $9,000 per interest.
No underwriting
is involved, the offering to be made by Bob Banner Associates, Inc.,
company,
to
corporation
common
Apollo Co.—Securities Registered—
offered
be
United
"Reg. A" covering
$100, without under¬
a
Filing—
mon
CA
.
to
filed
1963
28,
French Market Shopping Center,
The
securities were to have been offered in 600 units, each con¬
sisting of one $1,000 debenture, 400 common, and 300 warrants,
through Jay W. Kaufman & Co.,
New
York. Registration also
covered an additional 92,500 outstanding common shares.—V.
197,
884
of
shares
SEC FILINGS
-
,
are
Focus
On
July 9, the company
withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on April 1, which covered $600,000
of 6%
subordinated debentures due 1978, 240,000 common shares,
June
on
common
writing.
Withdrawn—
and
INSURANCE
Focus/Midwest Publishing Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
SEC REGISTRATIONS
Alaska
INDUSTRIAL ; •
•
and electronic equip¬
vehicles, missies, aircraft, ships and submarines.
use
the company manufactures electron beam
engines, and electronic accessories for marine and
equipment; ground support equipment;
for
space
nonaerospace
machines,
jet
industrial
use.
,
Net
the
proceeds
general
reduction
of
from
of
funds
bank
JJ
the sale of the debentures will be added to
the corporation and will be applied to the
loans.—V.
198,
p.
3.
197,
■
:
v
Continued on page 3 r
,
2
(190)
The Commercial
cided not to upset
SIDNEY BROWN
larger state and local competitives, two competitive and one underwritten, and one negotiated foreign govern¬
ment are expected to tap this week's capital market for $236,118,000.
They are
not expected to be daunted by rumor-rife speculation as to a hike in the Central
Bank rate and as to further monetary moves by the Administration to lance
our intractably festering world payments deficit.
the, market by
this time the week's capital debt calendar
$50 million less
fall-off in corporates.
than
Monday, July 15, 1963
.
official, Washington de¬
seeming reversal of statement.
a
P.
S.
3:45
Those
who
nonbelievers
are
of
fairy
teletype of last Thursday, July 11.
p.m.
28-DAY
COMPETITIVE
AND
(1)
this week's, which are predominantly confined to
28-day visibles show an unseasonably larger total than the year-ago period
with a doubling of tax-exempts and a 30% increase in corporate debt securities.
The
July 15-July 20
UNDERWRITTEN
Ju.y 29-Aug
Aug
week's
float, also, contains two right offerings of stocks, one of which
combined with a rights debenture offering. Total equity funds expected to
be sought this week comes to $38 million, or almost half of the year-ago week's.
137,450,000
$38,415,540
52,241,000
3
(Cols.o&4)
Stocks*
"
Total Visibles
$269,663,540
484,119,000
13,190,000
497,309,000
189,691,000
50,205,000
239,896,000
101,616,000
117.612,000
219,228,000
$407,346,000
Total
is
$716,310,000
$1,129,156,000
$105,655,540
$1,284 811,5 40
$1,195,941,750
3,815,090;
week—
$407,730,000
$656,387,000
$1,050,517,000
$311,550,000
$368,937,030
$680,487,003
$154,131,000
The total
sales in the interim. Here, again, municipals of $1 million or larger with dates
affixed show a decided contra-seasonal trend with a float aggregating 70% more
than this time last year. This figure does not include those larger issues about to
into
come
signt such
the
$100-$120 million PHA's wating for its cue just
$100 million sale takes place, or those larger
announced negotiated $100 million Delaware River &
Bay Aut. orLy towards the end of the year.
as
after the Aug. 7 State of California
issues in the
offing
as the
PIPE
LINE
f Includes:
bill market in
? Inc.udes:
In
far
so
view
of
as new
the
OP
MEXICO
(7/16);
$20
400,U00
A.
college
bonds:
TEL.
$2,380,000
SETON
dates...
weekly
-
This Week
$590,546,000
dates
periods, the unexpected swollen cash position of the Treasury for
and the rise of bill yields above the rediscount rate, the Treasury finds it
have to swell the bill supply to keep yields competitive with those
abroad. The only significant demand for money market funds this week will
77,700,003
..
Municipals with dates—
Total
$642,162,000
Today
<
With
of
(16)
(53)
all
'
170,913,300 (16),
(64)
$430,202,000 (69)
-
$1,230,155,300(144)',
$1,691,054,000(129)
Data
weil
of which
common
180,000
secondaries
are
SENTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. capi¬
Jackson & Curtis; and $3,250,000 OHIO UNIV.
as
ana
for
sales."
July 15, 1973 other than the regular retirement provisions, payable in dollars and directly and unconditionally guaranteed by the Mexican Government via
<
WISCONSIN PIPE LINE
i
with
r
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and First Boston Corp.; $30 million MICHIGAN
shares of
call
no
protection
LEASE
CO.
first mortgage
other than
PLAN
pipeline bonds rated triple-B
initial price and coupon; and 139,044
INTERNATIONAL
CORP.
via
common
Hayden,
Stone & Co, and $5.5 million ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL ASSN. first mortgage
serial bonds via B. C. Ziegler & Company.
j
,7
i
-
Also, $20 million UNIVERSITY SYSTEM BUILDING AUTHORITY, GA.;
$6,082,000
ANNE
ARUNDEL
COUNTY,
MD.;
$3,800,000
CAMPBELL
COUNTY, KY.; and $3,030,000 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO HOUSING DIN¬
ING SYSTEM.
Wednesday (July 17):
debentures
Lehman
$25
million Moody's A-rated
to
the
owners
offering
E.
F.
Hutton
&
Co.,
Allen
and
of
BURROUGHS
CORP.
&
the
corporation
with
July
CO.
22
common
layoff;
via
A.
$1,250,000
an
•
was
announcement, if
Subsequently,
that the
rise
N.
Y.
announced.
in
on
Washington
The
G.
Becker
to
NATIONAL
answer
owners
CENTRAL
of
of
LIFE
CALIFORNIA
State
&
of
AUTH.
Lehman
Reserve
The explanation given
V
conference
announcement.
In the
"no."
v
press
contained
no
rediscount
rate
1
meantime, the Washington conferees had agreed to raise the rediscount
rate to 3V2% and was about to
make the announcement when
Reserve's
press
conference
evident, the Fed buried
report.
was
no
so
as
they
not to make
saw
the N. Y.
any
conflict
the report.
All that the 3:45 wires had
conference there
Therefore,
correctly reported
announcement
was
that at the New York press
of the rediscount
rise. Since the ticker
did not continue to
say, as it should have, that no announcement could be
made
until 4 p.m. from
Washington, the Fed was too embarrassed to make its move.
dollar-seeking
issues
to
financial
secondaries.
equipment
four
$10
million
ELECTRIC
issues
of
trust
prel'erreds
$1,230,155,330(586)
offered
be
publicly
for cash and
issues, and include
non-financial
and
Excluded
U.
are
certificates
with
GULF
CO.,
$300,000
bonds
set
for
target
S.
Government
OF
late
this
CONN,
CALIF.
construction
Aug.
and
"from
as
time-to-ume
$10
excludes
UTILITIES;
million
which
of
dates.
and
UTAH
eight
$3
selling
table
summer;
in
$9
of
school
and
$42
million
AUTH.
COUNTY
August
out
refunding;
BRIDGE
ALLEGHENY
and
issues
well
as
SANTA
this, fall;
Brown
&
above,
million
for
$1C0
TAIL
scheduled.
million
STATE
B.
J.
million
RIVER
Van
interim
next
August;
up
Stadium;
Ingen
financing
to
$22-$23
and
$9
Co., and
which may
million
million
million
early
&
CONTROL
COMMISSION;
RAILWAY
$100
$50
CO., CALIF. FLOOD
sometime in August; $52
SOUTHERN
lion
Sons,
California
two
DELAWARE
million
METRO-DADE
Pittsburgh
CINCINNATI
&
$100
$8-9 million
as
MIAMI
refinancing expected
million
OTTER
still
LIGHT.
dates
CLARA
HONOLULU, HAWAII,
COMMISSIONERS
$22
set rfgr
Alex.
by
million
$27-37
following
million
POWER
have
the
7.
December,
million
advanced
TOLL
CINNATI
securities
shares reserved for conversion
plans,
with
dates;
STATES
and
less
or
40-year revenue underwritten
in late November and
BOARD
UNIV.
October;
ex¬
uTATE
$76,630,GOO
OF
OF
CIN¬
$136.8
mil¬
JACKSONVILLE EXP. AUTH. earliest
hoped for next October; $25.0 to $50 million range for
OKLAHOMA TPK. AUTH. still
indefinite; $41.1 million N. Y. CITY TRANSIT AUTH. rev. bonds series
B, via Pneips, Fenn & Co. this
summer; $175 million WELLS POWER PROJECT, EAST
WASH.
WENATCHEE,
rev.
bonds, October, 1963; $45 million
LEWISPORT, KY.; $19 million STATE OF CALIFORNIA
park development; $39.3 million ALLEGHENY COUNTY PORT
AUTH., PA.; $28 million
DENVER METRO. SEWERAGE DISPOSAL
DIST.; $187.5 million LOS ANGELES, M. T. A. via Glore,
Forgan & Co. targeted for Nov.-Dec.
pending feasibility studies etc.; $40 million NORTH JERSEY
DliT. WATER SUPPLY COMM.
in
3
or
4
months; $20-25 million SEATTLE DEPT. of L & P;
beach
and
million
WAYNE
COUNTY ROAD COMM.
segments either next December
STATE
million
BRIDGE
AUTH.
or
(Detroit, Mich.) airport revenue bonds expected in two
1964; $35 million SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO; $37 million
N. Y.) refunding bonds early next year;
estimated $50
AUTH. for next fall; $50 million
LEWISPORT, KY., industrial
Buffalo, N. Y. fall offering; $14.3 million NEW MEXICO STATE
January,
(Newburgh,
CENTRAL
early
Bd.
of
KENTUCKY PKWY.
next fall; $27,973,000
Regents
(Univ.
Park).
INDETERMINATE BACKLOG
This Week
Corporate stocks
and
bonds*.
include
Last Week
$2,373,000,009
$2,343,188,250
as
reported financing plans which have not been
formally announced or approved for
those in the Total Competitive and
Negotiable Backlog table above. Recent additions
plans of: $20 million bonds and $10 million in
preferreds of UTAH POWER &
$2° million WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT
CO.
bonds'; $35 million ARIZONA PUBLIC
and $11 million SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC
&
GAS.
reported
SERVICE;
ol
24
also
26
postponed
corporates
estimated
at
issues
$113,268,120
compared
to
last
week's
tally
aggregating $103,862,250. These postponed securities may return with or without
chauges
issues to be offered or be withdrawn. Among the recent postponements was
SECURITIES FUND,
INC., 500,000 shares of common, designed to attract pension funds,
*c„JL°of
PENSION
■5L.,
~
NUDGING BY THE FED
SEEN
TERM BUYING WHILE
the 3:45 wire services the statement appeared to the effect
Federal
UNION
water
Bros.,
July 1; $16
occur
pected
prior
was,
six
in
offerings:
19
California
BAY
(of
INTER¬
just then meeting and would make such
any, at 4 p.m.
$1,997,590,500(243)
capital
Excludes, however: $100 to $120 million PHA's
expected after Aug. 7 State of
million offering; $31 million
OKLAHOMA'TPKE. via Merrill Lynch et al-led group;
Includes,
the
FABLE
was
of
'Comprise
At 3:15 p.m. the
weekly press conference held at the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York City, the
question was raised whether the anticipated increase in the
that the Fed
foreign
in
million
million
includes
Member
was
595,849,003(369)
$791,595,00 0 ( 442)
includes, besides the larger municipals cited in
28-day visibles'
OF
offering
which 115,000 are
secondaries) and $750,000 convertible debentures
NATIONAL SEAWAY TRADING CORP. via
Hayden, Miller & Co.
rediscount rate
number
SE'C-registered
million
$30
preferred
Co.; and $6 million HARRIS
INSURANCE CO. commori via
Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co.; and 140,000 shares
A
and
and
the
via
COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL
DISTRICT, TEX.
SECURITIES
denote
com¬
In addition to the above tentative sales
slated for specified days the
following
securities may appear sometime this week:
173,433 rights offering shares of
INTERSTATE
t$l,703,259,330(225)
(70)
$306,536,503(114)
sinking fund
Bros.; 400,000 shares of CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE CO.
via
mon
rights
150,511,750
$195,746,000 (73)
.
$29.3
$20
Further,
UNIV.,
and
common
bonds
domestic
includes
revenues
(July 18):
742,144 shares of
by
companies
f Includes:
Also,
$37
$8 million SIERRA PACIFIC POWER CO. debentures rated Baa.; $49 million
STATE OF
CONNECTICUT; and $3 million SPRINGFIELD, MO.
Thursday
(68)
private placements and such non-public
offerings as exchanges,
Issuance under employee and other
perlerential stock option
POWER;
$40 million GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO consisting of two issues—$15 mil¬
lion 6% external loan serial bonds and $25 million (raised from
previously
reported $20 million) 6%% external sinking fund bonds, non-callable until
7
&
parenthesis
unfirmed
Tomorrow (July 16):
:
stocks
in
investment
$200,000 shares of EVANS, INC.
$156,024,750 (44)
,
$261,058,330(104)
refinancing
(July 15):
via Walston & Co.; $1,197,047
tal shares via Paine, Webber,
137,952,790
Total
Total
•
,
$123,105,540 (36)
1
dates
these larger municipal, corporate
are
:
(29)
$79^^3,30(Ta.U;
(65)
$815,267,000
$1,442,201,000(121)
$620,040,000
233,625,000 (20)
$875,787,000
"$773,955,000 (68)
bonds—
dates
Without
City Housing Authority's offering of $23.3 million shortWednesday, July 17.
on
uNIV.
(7/19);
July 12, 1262
( 45)
Corporate Stocks:
from New York
Expected in this week's capital market
and foreign tenders:
LOUIb
UNIV.
Last Week
(37)
$668,246,000
.....
Total
not
term notes
ST.
:
PUBLIC
D.
Bonds:
Without
now,
come
TEL.
HALL
poraneous
does
$834,618,000
&
m.liicn
With
as it has since May 16,
member banks compared to contem¬
on
NIPPON
million
$1.6
cash is concerned and will confine itself to refinanc¬
credit stringency
million
S, of TOKIO MARINE & FIRE INSURANCE
CO., LTD.
or larger In
size.. Includes: $49 million CONN. STATE REDEVELOPMENT AND HIGH¬
(7/17); $200 million negotiated GRANT COUNTY P. U. D. NO. 2 WASH, via John
Nuveen,
et al.
prior to end of July; $103 million New York, N. Y.
(7/23); and $41,074,000 COMMUNITY
FACILITIES ADMIN, in 35
bidding lots of college serial obligations from nine states out of $633,691,000 in the Federal Housing and Home Finance
Agency's portfolio for par and above public
biuoing (7/24).
'J
*$i
Taxable
ing approximately $2 billion 91-day and 182-day bills
19c3.
GOVT.
WAY
CO., AND BURROUGHS
will continue its pattern of staying out of the regular
million
CORP. bonds (7/24) and the
following non-tax-exempt
(7/lb);
$1,650,000 UNIV. OF CHICAGO
(7/19); and
$3,232,000 LOYOLA UNIV., NEW ORLEANS, LA.
CORP. STOCK AND DEBENTURE RIGHTS OFFERING
The Treasury
$35
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
WEEK'S CALENDAR HEADED BY $49 MILLION STATE OF CONN.; RISE
FKU1VI $35 to $40 MILLION MEXICAN GOVERNMENT, $30 MILLION
MICHIGAN WISCONSIN
223,04 5.000
$146,424,000
Juiy 12, 1962;
backlog of senior bonds is up $188 million over the year-ago week
but down $23j million compared to last week's figure swollen by the end-of-thequarter registrations and to the subsequent subsidence of registrations but not
the
(5)
Corporate
$236,118,000
427,219,000
read
(4)
-
Total Bonds
$119,238,000
56,900,000
5-Aug 10
Last
Municipals*
to
VISIBLES
(3)
$110,880,000
—
July 22-July 27
invited
are
(Cols. 1&2)
Bondst
was
END OF FABLE.
tales
(2)
Taxaole
This
.
Moral: Never underestimate the
power of the press.
Senior fixed interest rate tenders consisting of 23
Last year at
.
In view of this peculiar
happenstance which sounded
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
anct\Financial Chronicle
$104
bank's
million
$15pi
million.
than
that
free
IN
SHORT-TERM
SELLING
AND
KEEPING CREDIT TIGHTER THAN IN
reserve's
(revised
weekly
from
$96
average
million)
gained
July
$53
million
3-ending
week
LONG1962
over
to
the
reach
Nevertheless, the July 10 week's
average was $166 million less
actual Wednesday to Wednesday
July 10 dropped $344 million to a
deficit of $186 million. The New York
City Reserve City Banks as a whole ran
up a spot $104 million deficit for a
weekly decline of $314 million from July 3.
Their daily average free
reserves, however, were $3 million in the black for
a
weekly average gain of $58 million.
for
the
week.
year-ago
change, member bank's free
Gold
showed
an
loss of $50 million.
average
For
reserves
the
on
weekly loss of $42 million and
an
actual July
10
This follows quite
closely on the heels of the actual June 26
weekly gold decline of $65 million. Total monetary
gold stock reduction so
far this year has come to
$295 million and in the same period last year reached
$592 million.
To counteract the
July 4 holiday drain on member bank reserves-—due to
the seasonal float decline and
money in circulation rise—and to offset the $115
million gold loss since June
26, the Fed increased its daily average outright
purchase and repurchase agreements of
governments by $1,069 million in the
June 26-July 10 period.
Spot totals held on June 26 came to $31,597
million,
they increased by $1,086,000 (the largest open market
purchase since October,
1962) to $32,683,108,000 on July 3, and the Fed effectuated a
$392 million re¬
duction to
million
bring last. Wednesday's holdings down to $32.290,958,000—a net $694
monetization of public debt since June 25
through July 10 for
added
Volume
198
Number
6281
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
(191)
a
than
five-fold offset to gold loss in that period!
Last Wednesday's
nudging in action with a large sale of short terms, substantial
of long termsi, and tighter credit than in 1962 to
help short yields
to reach 3.23% on 13-week
Treasury bills by the middle of last week.
ore
n
changes
purchase
not done until
million
So
long as the Fed continues its asset-creation pace, fermenting dollars with
seemingly reckless abandonment, there should be no wonder in Washington
during the current Joint Economic Hearings on the Balance of Payments as
to wnat
is
definitely contributing to,
than
making possible,
or
greater outflow
a
of
last
,
increase
of
noted
inflow
The
outright
holdings
went
59.2 million
million in notes, and decreased
$320,250,000 in bills.
Besides
the
$507 million
in
up
bonds
and
Allied
Year
Free
$25.5
Maintenance
Ended
Wakefield
is
Net
March
27,
convertible
for
par,
June
on
IVx %
1963
to
are
of
subscription
be
used
Salmon
processing and
filed
debentures
"Reg.
a
A"
income
On
for
working capital.
Terminal, Seattle, is engaged
of frozen Alaska King Crab.
Bay
marketing
in
the
&
July 3,
1963, the underwriter reported that the company had
its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC
2,
1962, which covered 80,000 common shares to have
oifered publicly, through
Howard,
A}, ril
Weil,
Co..
New
Orleans.—V.
195,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
shares
32,249
15,691
15,733
....
of
repurchases.
The
Power
Corp.—Annual Report—
stock
-
of
Bids
10,
be
New
the
Co.—Bidding Date
company
received
York
in
the
of
Geophysics
ARACON
Company
President of Allied
on
that
announced
due
it
1988
Deb. Sales—
plans to sell $35,competitive bidding.
at
Aug. 27
(11 a.m. EDST)
at Chemical
Co.,
20 Pine St.,
N.
Y.
An
information
on
Aug.
Important activity which has made significant con¬
meteorological
technology,"
said
Mr.
Carter.
Dr.
Arnold H. Glaser, for the past six years Chief of ARA's geophysics
activities, has been named President of ARACON Geophysics Co.
Dr. Glaser stated, "This action will permit us to tailor our technical
and management
programs
to better serve
our
customers
w..ile
to
permitting
efficient
more
a
will be
able
operation both
to
its
focus
for
ARA
attention
ARACON...
and
expanding
this
on
of
22
(11a.m.
EDST.j,
at
the
same
ad¬
in
of
On
My
10,
of
bidding
on
structural
analysis, design and testing; optimum design;
photo-elastic techniques; vibrations; plasma and nuclear physics;
nuclear
weapons
effects and
vulnerability analysis;
bionics and
human factors; and tactical weapons.
ARA's subsidiary in Santa
Clara, Calif., Mark Systems, Inc., performs research and develop¬
in
ment
the
fields
and
grammetry
the
company announced
and $10,000,000 of
bonds
Nov.
19.—V.
197,
p.
that
It
preferred
2459.
plans
stock
sell
to
at
$10,-
competitive
July
of reconnaissance,
graphic data handling,
photo-interpretation.—V.
The
8.
the
jet
engine
atomic
News of Business and Finance
197,
photo-
2147,
p.
main
expire Aug. 15, 1963.
will
proceeds
NESS—The
..
Ha.,
was
for
used
general
Feb.
ness
purchasing
1,
located
company
1938.
The
retail
on
firm
at
Oct.
is
519
21,
engaged
installment
N.
1937,
sales
Magnolia
Ave,,
Or¬
commenced
primarily
In
contracts
the
op¬
busi¬
secured
bv
personal property
(primarily used automobiles),
extending floor
plan u-commodations and other loans to automobile dealers and
the making of small loans <maximum
$600) to individuals under
the
s—ill
office
loan
laws
of
the
State
of
Florida.
In
addition
to
its
in
Orlando, Florida, the company has six branch offices'
locai.ee in Ocala, Daytona Beach,
Lakeland, Winter Haven, Cocoa
and Tampa, Florida.
The corporation has two
wholly owned sub¬
sidiaries, namely, Acceptance Corp. of America and
Florida Ac¬
ceptance
sidiary,
property
Corp., which are not active, and a
wholly owned sub¬
Acceptance Realty Corp., which owns real and
personal
leased to the company.
i
'
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT'
Authorized
Long
term
senior
term
junior
subordinated
—
debt
6 %
$520,000
_—
preferred
($10 pari
Comrr~n stock
197,
30,000 shs.
1
par)——
First National
agent for the
30,420.4 shs.
-
Records, Inc.—Appointment—
stock
of
the
corporation.—V.
198,
p.
Webb
&
16,435
Knapp, Inc., this issue.—V.
198,
p.
metals
missile
ior
of
Chambers
of
the
Altamii
American
will
acquisition
annual
Aircraft
the
in
sales
io
adcl
volume
and
approxi¬
will
—
last
Division
two
years,
is
the
fifth
major
Mr.
Preferred Stock Offered
—
On
Agricultural
Chemical
Co.
—
that
time
million
of
is
under
Its
15
the
be
corporation
1963
new
$16,800,003
new
industry
financial
in
by
first
the
to
Mexican
#
of
Dana
v,
Marcn
invest¬
in
wnen
Government.
Mexico
Government
over
NOTE:
On
1879.
it
At
$63
some
period
a
4.
p.
Revenues Up
22%;
Net
Gross
revenues
$2,064,799 for the six months ended Feb. 28,
$1,652,142 in the like period a year earlier,
Appel reported to shareholders.
Net operating earnings for the
period were $27,205, equivalent to
6 cents on each of 426,391 shares
outstanding, against $21,581, or
5'/2 cents on 375,708 shares' for the first half a
year ago.
Total
were
increase of 22%
an
from
first-half
earnings a year ago were $29,967 but Included a
recurring gain of $8,386, from the sale of a laboratory.
Mr, Appel attributed the inability of earnings to
keep pace
revenues
to
hosnitals
rperated
capital,
increased
but
said
/linerican
competition,
by
the
both
CIT
which
and
company,
these
Laboratories
with
situations
affected
to
have
been
recently
negotiated
Appel reported.—V.
Corp., Mr.
of
one
shortage
a
the
of
non¬
with
four
working
corrected.
$500,000
a
196,
p.
line
of
424.
Anchor Hocking Glass
Corp.—Secondary Oversub¬
scribed—On July 11, 1963, it was
reported that a sec¬
ondary offering of 51,100 shares of Anchor Hocking
common
stock offered at $31.50
per share through
First Boston Corp., New
York, was oversubscribed.
Anchor Hocking, based in
Lancaster, O., makes
dinnerware and glassware for home and industrial
use.—V. 197, p. 1736.
yiV
Anderson, Clayton & Co.—Acquisition—
O.i
JuiV
S.A.,
5
the cmpany
Continental
for
American
tural's stockholders and
announced
that it
had
purchased
Luxus,
of Mexico's largest candy manufacturers.
one
I uxus
and
S.A
profitably.
late
From
in
Mexico
and
the
bon-bons
M.
S.
fourr'ed
wr/5
McAshan,
acquisition
fields
to
authorization of the new preferred
It is expected that special meetings
companies will be held during the srcc..d
that the acquisition will be consummated
Continental's stockholders.
its
in
the
1949's
efficient
Jr.,
was
President
of
part
reflects
economy,"
has
rapidly
facilities' and
grown
manufacturing
candy,
bar
Anderson, Clayton,
planned expansion into
a
"Interest
choco¬
i
of
and
faith
in
said
that
consumer
Mexico's
rising
y.v. m.Clnv<on
&
Co.'s
Mexican
country's largest food manufacturers,
ings, margarine, salad and cooking
iu...oS,
and
it distributes hard
City,
throughout Mexico,
and
other
among
subsidiary is one of that
producing vegetable shorten¬
oils,
and
cake
and
cookie
products.
Anderson,
Clayton & Co. is a major U. S. producer of
margarine, shortening and salad oil, and one of the
largest merchandisers of cotton and green coffee.-r—V.
197,
private
label
Atlantic
world's
236.
p.
Cement
Carriers, Inc. — Notes Sold Pri¬
vately—On July 8, 1963, it was reported that the com¬
pany
had sold privately $3,300,000 of its secured notes
due serially from July 3, 1963 to June
notes were sold through
Equilease
2, 1978. The
Corp., a subsidiary
of Eltra
Corp.
Avnet
On
Electronics
July
10,
Lester
nounced
the
completion
the
company's
of
All
issued
and
Motor
2.1 million shares of new Continental $2
preferred
stock.
Continental
also
would
Agricultural's
liabilities
in
a
iax-i.ee
reorganization, the companies said.
The transaction is subject to the approval of American
Agricul¬
aries
out
ments
of
Avnet
common
Avnet,
distribute
the
new
and
its
automotive
United
also
two
fiscal
(Canada)
Avnet
of
of
President,
Avnet
Electronics,.
acquisitions bv Avnet prior to
year
June
on
30,
States
car
Ltd.,
stock.
have
parts
and
been
Fairmount
related
domestic
(other
Canada,
of
the
Fairmount
acquired
Motor
and
than
an¬
1963.
outstanding shares of capital stock
Products
of
division
Corp.—Acquisitions—
Avnet,
for
Products
Canadian
8,350
Col,
a
subsidi¬
motor parts)
primarily
•
to
through¬
service depart¬
dealers.
has
completed the Production Technologies, Inc., ac¬
quisition by acquiring the remaining 50% of its
outstanding stock
for cash,
payable over the life of the patent.
Production Technologies, owns the "Rapid-Die"
process, a meth¬
by which the cost of and time necessary to produce
stamping,
cutting, and piercing dies for sheet metal is substantially reduced,
end
which
complements
the Shaw
Process,
owned
by Avnet.—
V.
197, p. 2148.
od
the stockholders of both
week
soon
of
September
thereafter.—V.
and
197,
p.
1736.
Arista Truck Renting Corp.—Stock Purchase Offer
Leaseway
American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Mexican Inv.
The
a
U.
Mexican
S.
ecoonomy
Corporation
with
has
the
received
a
reinvestment
vote
by
of
confidence
American
&
from
Foreign
Transportation Corp. has offered to purchase all the
stock of the company at $5.50 per share. Stockholders
being invited to tender their holdings until Aug. 9. If
accepted,
Arista would
be
operated as a subsidiary of Leaseway.—V.
196,
p. 316.
outstanding
are
S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park
Place, New York 7, N. Y. REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
a
week [every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue
on
Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Saile
?ois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of
the Pan American Union, $80.00 per year;
in Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per year.
Other countries, $87.00 per year.
o
account
of
the
fluctuations in the rate of
exchange,
remittance for
•
President Uranus J.
Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice
o?or,n'
3,
tne
develop¬
Bank.
major
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg. U.
William
by
Aluminum
company
the
reinvest
Mexico
Mexican
Export-Import
into
to
the
are
private
a
aluminum
for
guarantees
C.V.
Power's
Mexico
undertook
the
de
the
entered
from
198,
S.A.,
Foreign
plants
company
years.—V.
S.A.
and
and
power
received
shares
of
the
This
or
Aluminio,
agreement
an
electric
to
in
American
«>
July 11, Mr. L. F. McCollum and Mr. C. M. Powell, Presidents
of Continental Oil Co. and the American
Agricultural Chemical Co.,
respectively, have reported that Continental and American Agricul¬
tural signed an agreement providing for the acquisition, previously
announced, of American Agricultural^ business by Continental.
Under the agreement, all assets of American Agricultural would
all
11,
American Laboratories, Inc.
Lower—
/
Proposed
On
to
in
Cruz.
investment
Intercontinental
finance
in¬
cents.
was
Asset Sale—
sold
is
Vera
without
investors
headquarters
99.
100.
investment
state
close
Alleghany Corp.—Webb & Knapp Repays Debtsee
exot.c
150,000
The company, located at 1 Place Ville Marie, Mont¬
real, said that the proceeds will be used for general
corporate purposes to provide, "additional financing
flexibility for the future."—V, 194, p. 1378.
of
City Bank, New York, has been appointed transfer
common
was
reported that 1,500,000 shares of
this firm's 4J/4% preferred stock (par $40) were of¬
fered publicly in Canada at $41,125 per share, to yield
4.13%, by A. E. Ames & Co., Toronto.
by
Visible
the
that
Altamii's
to
Aluminium Ltd.
assume
9,752 shs.-
100,000 shs.
amount
the
cumulative. convertible
stock
t
($20,
1309.
p.
Acme
15,798
•
Canfield said.
The diversified manufacturing corporation now owns and operates
nine
manufacturing plants producing aircraft and missile com¬
ponents, wire-bound boxes, heavy-duty laundry and dry-cleaning
machines and processing equipment for the animal feed and chemi¬
cal Industries.—V. 198, p. 100.
be
400,000
cumulative
—V.
FINANCING
Outstanding
subordinated
debt
Long
15,797
America,
product
of
July 8, 1963, it
and
division's
the
but
■'•• JV
precision sheet-metal components for
and fabricates
applications.
estimated
million
S5
acquisition
corporate
y'
incorporated
erations
o.
be
:
purposes.
BO
July 2. Rights will
No underwriting is involved.
casn
.
earnings per share by more than
Furchase
—
share for each two held of record
for
'y
industry
energy
included
Canfield
crease
—
manufactures
unchanged.
mately
lando.
15,79,8
.
square-foot plant cmd
facili.ies at Shelbyville,
Ind.
The plant will be operated as the
Chambers Aircraft Division, Altamii Corp. and management will re¬
Mr,
Rights Offering to
Stockholders
The company is
offering its common
stockholders the right to subscribe for
10,137 addi¬
tional shares at $25 per share, on the basis of one new
made
was
Vmm
division
Purchase
Acceptance Corp. of Florida
acquisition
not disclosed.
o
the
and
sold
company, xias purcuased the Chambers Aircraft Division of
Merz-Chamoers
Corp.,
G.
L.
Canfield, President,
announced
on
and
Net
29,8,U
Power's
in
of
ment
■'The
T.
,
$323
31,293
ARACON
Altamii Corp.—Acquisition—
Sees. Sale—
on
Co.
credit
-e
:
,
y.ry,,
New England Power Co.—Sets Date
000,000
$127
31.587
Mexican Government.
an¬
was
this
tributions
station.
on
Trust
meeting will be held
dress.—V, .,.198, p. 3.
(
$170
31,317
$3,900,000 realized from the sale of its Mexican
properties
Aluminio
1 by J. H. Carter,
Research
The new subsidiary was formed from the geo¬
division of ARA to encourage turtner expansion
geophysical sciences.
"It is our purpose to identify more
ment
sinking fuhd debentures
will
Bank
June 11
15,779
established
was
844,322
$0.99
846,477
$1.15
>
Geophysics Co. will continue in ARA's
Concord, Mass., facility.
Also located in Concord are ARA operat¬
ing divisions performing a variety of applied research and develop¬
Lone Star Gas
smelter
1,682,298
837,613
Associates, Inc.
physics research
Headquarters
,.y
June 5
31,583
Associated
.
July
on
of
1960.
Foreign
out¬
end—
year
T
$20,240,998
$22,105,457
1,691,013
974,037
—
in
1962
1963
technology." v^yMV^. y, y;; y%Myy.-;.;;::
.v'vy "V'Jy
At the present time, ARACON is working in the areas of weather
radar and cloud physics research, meteorological satellite research,
and meteorological satellite operations.
ARACON will continue to
maintain technical staffs at the Wallops Island, Va., and Pt. Mugu,
Calif., TIROS data readout centers. In August, an ARACON faci ity
will
be
opened in Fairbanks,
Alaska, to man the new TIROS
Proposed Registrations
Cn
June 12
$214
July
capital
organization
nounced
area
000,000
June 19
$11.1.
r
Research Associates, Inc.—Forms New Sub.
Management
1803.
p.
of
clearly
withdrawn
been
1962
$104
ment
Wiener Shoes Inc.—SEC
Registration Withdrawn—
on
average
ENDING
June 26
32,052
Stock—,
t Includes
:
Allied
covering
due
July 31, 1973 to be
stockholders. No underwriting
by
involved.
Proceeds
WEEKS
July 3
$157
Governments?
31—
standing
at fiscal
Earnings
per
share
—V. 197, p. 2043.
Seafoods, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
Wakefield
average
Reserves
Gold
revenues
1—
before
income
taxes—
Income
Continued from page 1
at
the
was
amounting to $403 million (the spot
change
drop), an average weekly float gain of $75
attrition in required reserves cf
$202vmillion reflecting
$392 million
a
FOR THE
Total
Number
offered
million
governments
above showed
July 10
gold decline's tightening of credit, money in circulation rose by
July 3 to $35,864 million—a ten year record rise—and for the
the previous December's circulation which heretofore was
Investment News
of
$157
categories:
Operating
The
to
on
General Corporation and
$200,000
climb
average
AVERAGE OF DAILY FEDERAL RESERVE
CREDIT DATA IN MILLIONS
first time exceeded
;
total
reserves
decreased deposits and busineess loans in
the banking system—a boost viewed
with mixed feelings if not with
misgivings. The table immediately following
sums up the past six weeks'
average totals in three signiiicant
Wednesday,
Fed's
of
free
million, and the
the weekly spot decrease1 of $392 million resulted
from these changes in the Fed's
government portfolio: sold $552 million less
than 15-day
maturities, but added these maturities—$61 million 16-91-aay, $14
million 91-day to 1-year, $39 million
1-year to 5 year, and $46 million 5 to 10
year.
July 10.
on
Helping the
here of those dollars.
Notwithstanding the heroic
measures to keep short term yields
up, and to keep them from infecting the
capital market's yields, the monetizing yeast the Fed bandies about has
provided
bom the volume and the
comparatively low cost to encourage our intractable,
no
flas.i-in-the-pan, sizable dollar outflow.
As
the
following Labor Day—and, thence, by $79 million to
$35 943
However, the circulation for the week
ending July :10 was
$3o,899 million for an average weekly rise of
$325 million. Other credit con¬
tractionary forces included $306 million actual and
$159 million average weekly
growth in Treasury deposits with the Fed.
i
saw
dollars abroad
3
foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
,
4
BSF
On
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(192)
to
Co.—Acquires Republic Corp. Shares—
aimed
tion
it
12,
at
that
reported
was
bolstering-its
cash
headed
group
a
supply
and
sharply
sales,
Zeckendorf
group received 265,420 shares of
December as part of a transaction with
last
effort
an
Zeckendorf
one-third
and
to
in
the
ease
reducing
planned for the current year including
plant at Washington, Pa.—V. 197, p. 1113.
are
Business
Period
to
Republic
—V.
the
197,
Corp.—-V.
$100
at
interest
will
will
time
held
the
of
as
additional
shares
9
mailed
be
issued.
be
order
an
boosted
be
may
sufficient
34,808
37,546
$0.10
Honeycomb
to
form
Each
share
the
or
extensive
for
July
stockholder
mented
24
will
interest
these
surplus
of
the
a
payable
has
undivided
and
Board
on
dividend
annual
Bank
capital
a
mately 3%
of
will
represent
dividend
increase
an
of
the
shares
stockholders and
the
of the
none
sold
of
approxi¬
products
used in
which
for
proceeds will
(25c
AS
MARCH
OF
wants.
•'%%'/:
■
Peabody
&
the
to
31.
1963
of
conditions
Simmons__
Dillon,
Securities
&
Fenner
Paine,
&
30,000
Bacon,
security
Smith Inc.—
Witter
&
G.
Eecker
Drexel
&
Francis
Hutton
197,
&
Clement
4,500
Inc.
Co.
4,500
their
trends
in
to
employers.
service
ings
be
desirable
a
In
of
munications;
statistical
Net
present
of health
4,500
and
retail
institutions
centers
for
for
(2)
light
or
need
of
purposes
public
In
11
,
,to
2,000
all
of
career
2,000
The
2,000
<
activities
member
company
strongly
not
to
any suggestion that
of a new or better
2,000
the
in
firm's
effort
an
believes
Mr.
the
potential
a
member
such;membership carries with
employment.
or
it
•-
the
total
sales:
than
more
'62
■
.
.
Of
16%
;
commercial
against
•
.'
,
sales
accounted
$30,002,202
'
for
commercial
for
period;
and
military-aerospace deliveries accounted
$17,941,290, as compared to the $19,471,519
military-aerospace
liveries during the comparable '62 fiscal
period. .%••
;
..
for
earnings,
fisc
and
.vtar's
i
cents
a
nine-month
ago.—V.
during
to
197,
nine
past
months
share/compared
per
/.
show
to
1963,
their
was
effects
5,715
to
up
Year
Net
Bobbie Brooks, Inc.—Net Up
Net
$1.09
of
income
a
20%
share
the
over
preceding
after
for
year,
taxes
the
reached
fiscal
year
a
$2,837,700
Maurice
a
20%; Sales 18.5%—
April
91'cents
or
Saltzman,
record
new
a
39,
share
President,
of
$3,403,900
1963,
by
-—V.
Ciments
9, 1963, it
■
.
StI's and earnings figures for bo'h
years
include operations of Stretchini,
Inc.,; a subsidiary acnuired ; during fiscal
1963,
and
earnings per share figures are adjusted to...reflect., a two-for-one.
stock split effective last August.
2
% !
_\• % ;
_
Saltzman
line
age
at
fiscal
salts
He
are
said
of
apparel
this
t'me,
year
and
now
that
for young
wav,
would
a
introduced
advance
bookings
adult
new
this
be
he
and
skiwear
year
forecast
line
are
are
first
established
for
and
_
for
women
indicating -a--strong
under
earnings
repor'ed
being
that
a
expected
the
Bobbie
well
quarter
that
the
above
for
new
a
the
year.,
new
records
add
line
-
ducers -in
and
It
has
corporation
through
operation
has
of
the
called
for
sinking
10
Southeastern
year
By
ago.
year
operation,
firm
that
the
earned
the
manufactures
six
month
half
figures
for
considered
was
paid
company
54
a
period
$140,283.
was
$1,663,984.
were
first
fact
which
which
for
and net income
cents
share
a
1963
that
full
a
were
this
tax
for
expected continued success
in
overall increases over 1962 for
that
announced
company
leading
a
Commodore
price,
for
presently
cash,
exceeded $3.5
showed sales
it
has
West
is
rate.
1962,
Mr.
second
the
fiscal
1963.
acquired
Willy
business
German
operates
four
manufactur¬
disclosed.
not
was
million
of
Commodore
their
and
million.
$2.2
$1.73.
in
,
30%
produce
adding
office
most
recent
six
%
.
period
1963
income
This
1962
"is
is
last
•
of
Aug.
its
5%
1,
1963,
calculating
in
machines
*
Germany
Gas, Inc.—Six Months' Report
to
the
we
This
cents
the
$646,751
the
per
for the
real
have
23
first
from
that
Jr.,
*
there
per
share
share.*
-
six
months
for
the
•
.
no
for
com¬
reflected
,1962-included
of
the
missile
a
first
half
•
ended
same
of
construction
earnings
:
President,
'
•
were
subsidiary
six "months
the
May 31,
period
accomplished „in
198,
last
1963
were
$2,151,-
year.
p.
trust,
months
1963,
M.
»/
to
last
per
share
197,
Investors—Net Higher—
three
quarter
1963.—V.
>
;
investment
compares
cepts
primary
,1
100.
-
first
estate
announced.
parable
31,
out
1963,"
said -Mr.. Trueblood,
make our oil and gas operation successful in itself.
This
major part of our business and has received our
„
per
share in the
ended June' 30th,
■
Trueblood,
>
Continental Mortgage
,
A.
pointed
while
of
brought,
sales
Harry
year,
—-
by Consolidated's construction
against $1,758,334
This
deben¬
operations
.
figures,
item
to-19
Trustee
on
totalizers,
1
Feiler
Trueblood
concentration."'—V.
of total production.
redemption
fund, $200,000
Stuttgart currently employ
line of quality business ma¬
full
a
machines,
the
'
'
Mr.
contracts
"What
in
•
and
equipment.
acquisition of
the
an
of
1,091,691
producer
and
persons
same
silo.
>$1.54
1,108,808
leading
plants in West Berlin
including
pleted
1,926,000 shares outstanding.
The
%
in
a
in
of
the United States and Canada.
However,
1,679,748
Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc.—Partial
Redemption—
which
substantially
the
the
Rechenwerke,
year
other
Gfoss
the
over
447
be
half
is another
step forward
in
Commodore's
expansion
program. % Commodore,
which .began operations:. in 1958, has seen
sales rise 600% : since
its first year.
The company offers quality office equipment, includ¬
ing typewriters,
adding
machines, dry photocopiers,
etc.,
which
aro- manufactured in the
company's subsidiary plants in the U. S.
and Canada.—V.. 197, p. 1115.
Sold
and
he
the
un
Feiler
The
356
world
in
and
Market.
650
some
the
was reported
the
of
the
Consolidated Oil &
3,299,748
•...
France, accounting for
when
J.
%
.
in
year.
swimwear
to
Brooks
11,
statement
chines
%
Lafarge—Stock
to
semi-annual
first
the
The company has reported income from its oil and gas
operations
of $152,161 or six cents per share for the six months ended
May 31,
1963 compared to a loss of $188,931 or
eight cents per share for
Privately—On July
that a block of 10,000 shares
of Ciments Lafarge was
placed privately at $73.50
per share by- Arthur Wiesenberger &
Co., New York.
..Ciments Lafarge is
among the largest cement pro-
1
with
said
that
out
Columbian
that
announced.
1,919,900
'
1963
outstanding.
manufacturer.
last
The
1962
.3,762,900
;
outstanding^!
197, p. 2353.
taxes,
earned
>
$28,540,885
taxes^_____l_2___________.
share
Shares
announced..
.Salec, which have increased during > everys year since the com¬
was lounded
in,193% climbed to a new peak of $75,762,400
during the year ended April 30, a gain of 18.5% over: the
$63,-:
920,900 total for the preceding year.
■;%•.%
f.V-;
'
M \
Privately—On July 8,
after, .taxes—_____
before
income
$1,916,492
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
President
period
purchase
month
202,700 shs.
$35,395,000
per
for
the
over
974.
Zahl
sales
Outstanding
sales
Earnings
Earnings
during the
pany
fall
Authorized
Instruments Corp.—Annual ReportEnded April 30—
1963
v"
Earnings
•'
increase
an
earned
or
provision
1.4%
expected
propellers,
year,
p.
July
The
assurance
500,COO shs.
'
ended
President,
$207,567,103, an
the same period
The acquisition, announced by Commodore President Jack
Tramiel,
the
company's
first
plant expansion
into
the European
Cenco
*
Reith.
in
.
—_
Sold
the
Common
:.%/•/•%;
Corp.^-Notes
J.
were
marks
„
on
earnings.
against 4,852
1737. "
p.
last
earnings of $2,133,224, < equal to 76
costs on several new major long-range
1,
par)
15
1217.
p.
pointed
that
195,
On
1963, it was reported that $5,000,000 of this firm's
promissory notes due July 1, 1983 had been sold pri¬
vately, through Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New York.-YW 198, p. 4.
/
i
were
to
(10c)
1733.,%:
Carl
June
after
up
compared
are
impressive
recent
machine
-
net
July
on
the
cents
56
continued
programs
employment
year
taxes,
equal
share./ Start-up
per
production
Total
after
were
p.
Carrier
de-%
.
Net
Capital stock
—-V. *197,
earn¬
period
1962.
Bronze
Ames,
stated
of
Feiler
As
%%''Yv-''
.
the
fiscal
$1,579,680,
;
'
,
,
$34,942,853,
sales
and
same
Commodore Business Machines, Inc.—Buys German
..
ago...
sales
the
Firm—
part of the enrollment application the new member is asked to sign a card of form which
makes'.this clear and protects Career-Ways from
Beech Aircraft Corp.—Sales
any
misunderUp 7%; Net Lower—.. standing as to ite
responsibility and /role in relation tb such "
The
company has reported total .sales of $52,384,143 for: its first
//member.
•.%; l>r
nine fiscal months, ended June
30-—an increase of approximately
'. CAPITALIZATION GIVING- EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
7%
over the total sales
of $49,473,721 for the same
•
jperiod a year
up
first
Ames
for
prospect
any
weeks,
of
states,
marine
more
—V.
arid
has
24
$1,943,705,
ing facilities in
plan
the
weeks
197,
N.
of
Noting
'
membership
ended
currently has 438 stores in operation
Ames
even
primary concern is service
to improve 'his perspective
that its
stockholders,
$204,189,974 recorded
as
supermarkets
Bernard
,
mislead
to
weeks
the
ended May 5, sales totalled
$2,754,993,
For the same
period last year, sales
services.
these
both
with
1963.
variety
research
company
in
compared
The company has reported a 65.5% increase in volume, and earn¬
of 41 cents a share for the six month period ended May 5,
and
agencies
and
.
opportunity.
responsibility
:>•'%
field
a
its
the .individual
and
Co.,
Schmidt/Roberts & Parke
of
private
colleges,
laboratories
for solicitation by the
schools,
as
offer
and
24
24
Columbian
half
Governmental
for
initial
449
com¬
opinion
as
ings
welfare.
selective
report
over
Midwestern
I
to
personal
or
profit
reported
closing.—V.
of
locations
selective
of
purposes
fields.
such
also
engagement
2,000
;
Inc.
4,500
the
1963
Mr. Reith
Twenty-seven new stores are scheduled for opening in the re¬
maining ;>ifcaontbs of 1963 and 16 older units are scheduled for
complete
future pos¬
in
needs
of
said.
the
sale
3,000
Templeton Inc.
Pacific Northwest Co.—_
&
and
1529.
p.
ago.
end,
with
appraise
half
the
1.7%
and
research.
3,000
Pierce
career
for
of
Colonial
Through
patterns
and
status
has reported improvement
first
197,
Inc.-—Sales, Net Slightly Higher—
Earnings per share of common stock in the
period were 67.4 cents, against 66.3 cents for
1962, both based on 2,785,648 shares currently
opportunities.
also
can
Stores
Mr. Reith pointed out that Colonial sales were the
highest in
history for tne first half t>f a year "while conditions in the
industry continued to be more competitive than ever."
solicit by advertising and personal call
of
all
types;
service
industries,
and
businesses such as insurance,
publishing, and communications, and
research companies; and distribution
companies both in the whole¬
Cq,V;\>::/'-v'?;;V
r
with
3,000
Gardner,—
&
(3)
154,465
85,065
809,704
its
engage
purposes;
220,164
127,564
taxes
taxes-
mid-year
the
in
Career-Ways intends to
manufacturing businesses
Hop-
Evans &
itself
3,000
Inc.
_
Rauscher*
recruitment
1962
$8,815,931
used to refund the outstanding 5%
1967, to redeem the 6% subordinate
1967, pay off outstanding equipment notes
the
year
was
to
memberships described
in the following activities on
fee basis: the pursuit of contracts from
industry and institutions
(1)
1963
ago.
sales
a
individual
of
'
2560.
company
a
said
(
concerns
career
talents
reasons
marketing
3,000
&
Jones
to
3 °Oo
Co.
&
A.
for
location
for
Co.
&
such
addition
under¬
$8,659,911
1,365,335
before
p.
for
year
increase
job
their
3,000
Co
Co
&
Mitchum,
4,500
4,500
/
declining
for
a
'
Co.—
outlets
3.000
_______________
Reinholdt
&
2145.
p.
&
Jaffray
wood
Riter
Equitable Securities Corp.
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
E.
Piper,
4,500
duPont
In
3,000
4,500
Go._
I.
thought
active
They
Co.__
&
&
change
3,uu0
Inc.
Co.
identity.
Total
standby
issue.
31—
May
after
Colonial
large passive
other
above,; the company plans to
Garrett & Sons
7,000
;___
their
4,500
Eberstadt & Co.
7,000
Co
&
Blair
McDonnell
7,000
7,000
to
and
possible
4,500
McDonald
Jackson
of
Inc.
Co.
Whipple
Robert
7,000
Curtis
Bache & Co.—
&
Loewi & Co. Inc
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
White, Weld & Co. Inc._
Dean
F.
7,000
Co.__
as
sibilities
Shares
,
Corp.
Walker
7,000
&
Pierce,
Webber,
H.
William
Co
■
,
Higginson
G.
Union
Sachs
Lynch,
is
membership
the
group
can
explore other
possible improvements of their employment
forth
set
informed
privilege.
a
and for general corporate
purposes.—V.
seeker.
The emploved
potential membership
group contemplates a large segment
currently seeking employment, but who
not
are
better
debenture
the
of
business
notes due
library
who
be
to
over-subscription
$4,407,600.
Corp. was manager
the proceeds was
-
persons
wish
the
to
senior notes due
to
-The
company's business,?and
employed adult as well as the
1978
stock¬
The company will use the proceeds from the direct
placement to Increase cement manufacturing facilities
by 2,000,000 barrels annual capacity. The balance of
issue.
system
wants.
through
for
Ended
of
197,
The
individual
and
1,
the transaction.
this
headquartered
'
Lee
,
40,095
Merrill
Corp.,
will be kept current and readily available for
potential employers.
protects the security of the members through the
use of
a
registration number.
It is, therefore, expected that the
corporation
will obtain
a
unique
degree
of
frank and candid
response to its evaluation procedures.
It should thus aid greatly
the matching of employers need with the individual's
ability and
863,279 shs.
and
This
The
Outstanding
terms
''
Shares
.
Co.
Inc.
Goldman,
Telegraph
processing
institutional
submission
underwriting agreement, the selling stockholders have agreed
sell, and each of the underwriters has severally agreed to ourchase the following respective number of shares of
capital stock:
Eastman
data
June
common
$8,000,000 of series B notes, due July 1, 1976. Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York, negotiated
The
the
&
&
group is thought to comprise a
for the firm.
The term passive
1,200,000 shs.
par)
UNDERWRITERS—Subject
Ellis
in
is
missile
process and methods of the firm are designed to create and
currently maintain an "electronic library," or reservoir of members
to
their
qualifications, skills, education,
experience
and
to
Blunt
and
Co.—Proposed Asset Sale-
company
electronic!
corporate,
to
accrue
of
use
certain
Authorized
Kidder,
paper,
keyed
.V, CAPITALIZATION
stock
panels,
kraft
aircraft
as
at Route 206 Center,
Princeton, N. J., intends to solicit annual memberships from male
and female
adults
who
will pay a
fee to the company.
Such
solicitation will be directed primarily to persons in professional,
supervisory, technical and management fields. The practical value
of a large group of individuals, available for
rapid screening and
evaluation for given employment, needs and vacancies
through the
therapy.
Capital
aluminum-faced
well
as
proceeds, estimated at $247,000, will be used
equipment, sales promotion, working capital, and
BUSINLoS—The
surgery and patient nursing care and venous can¬
devices used for intravenous feeding and
prolonged
are
the
impregnated
1012.
p.
to
Colonial Sand & Stone Co., Inc. — Notes Sold Pri¬
vately—On July 8,1963, it was reported that the com¬
pany had placed directly with institutional investors,
$5,000,000 of series A notes, due July 1, 1968, and
4.
Telephone
due
offered
was
income
income
—V.
will
other corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—The company, headquartered in
Murray Hill, Union
County, N. J., designs and distributes hospital and surgical special¬
ties.
Its principal product is rubber balloon-type catheters, which
are
medical devices used internally in the treatment of
urological
conditions.
The company also distributes prostheses such as
syn¬
thetic arteriesj and aortas, and also ureteral catheters, which are
made-- of
woven
fiber products.
In addition/ it distributes plastic
venous
for
construction
p.
to
amounted
Hanseatic
income
Net
Net
Net
company.
nulas,
Period
knowledge in developing
while Canaveral International
distribution knowledge,"
com¬
of
core
issue
issue
research
output,
and
market
The
Subscriptions—
$4,000,000 principal amount
debenture
par,
group
Gross
1963, Chase Securities Corp., New York,
offered publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's capital
stock at $3 per share.
for
were
Co.
Paper
that its
subordinated
over-subscribed.
York
Volume
Career-Ways System, Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—
payments.
offered
Joe
has announced
Quarterly Report—
On June 28,
(C. R.) Bard, Inc. — Capital Stock Offered — On
July 9, Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., New York, and
Blunt Ellis & Simmons, Chicago, as joint managers
of an underwriting group announced the public of¬
fering of 204,095 shares of this firm's capital stock at
$16.50 per share. The offering, marking the initial
public sale of Bard stock, was oversubscribed.
All
198,
International
193,
Privately—On
due
subscribed
writing
$30,000,000;
of
Trustees
This
basis.
current
over
school
Cannon Electric
see
be
may
favorable
of
and
St.
been
New
also
profits
of
approximately
has previously indicated that,
earnings, a quarterly dividend
share
on
the
$40
par
value
stock will be declared
Oct. 1, 1963 thereby placing the new stock on a $4.80
The
continuance
$1.20
the
$30,000,000;
$5,000,000.
with
changes,
investment,
marketing
honeycomb
a
and
structures.—V.
—V..
With
plant's
major
the
have
Sold
1975
subscriptions
Dubbin.
Currently,
and
joint
technical
the
provide
Mr.
which
which the fractional
the purchase of a
by
fractional
will
residential
about
or
the
new
uses
due
notes
convertible
was
manufacturers.
contribute
held.
through
full
a
fraction,
on
of
"Supplementing
Corp.
Inc.—Notes
through rights which expired July 5.
Of the $4 000,000 offered to warrant
holders, a total of $3,833,300
was subscribed to
by the initial subscription. An additional $574,300
operation
roster
First
the
due
company
holders, at
foreign
state's
date.
record
has
Products'
in
Co.,
at
1240.
p.
reported that $1,000,000 of this firm's
was
notes
5Vz%
existing plant in Mt. Vernon, Ohio, will
while
additional
plants lare projected for
countries.
The new Florida plant is expected to be a major user of Florida
pulp products and will add a major Industrial operation to the
continue
several
196,
Coburn Credit Co., Inc.—Debenture
803.
p.
1967 at 100%. Payment will be made
Cincinnati.—V.
$0.07
share
Henry Dubbin, the new Florida
plant is scheduled for completion at an undisclosed site before the
end of this year.
It will have a daily production capacity of over
100,000 square feet of honeycomb materials.
sold.
—v.
$72,354
39,167
56,312
International Board Chairman
veral
Changes—Stock Split
stock
each
for
shares
shares
that
value
par
stock
new
fractional
W.
193,
Monday, July 15, 1983
.
1975, $500,000 of its senior subordi¬
and $400,000 of its junior sub¬
1973^ had been sold privately
through Robert Fulton Maine Co., New York.—V. 195,
p. 1922.
July 8, the St. Joe Paper Co. and Canaveral International
revealed a joint participation in control stock of Honeycomb
Products, Inc., and disclosed plans for construction of a new
Florida
plant to produce
impregnated, honeycomb-core products
for the building trades, space industries and other users.
According to Edward Ball, President of St. Joe Paper, and Cana¬
resuK of splitting the present stock 2V2 shares
simultaneous payment of a stock dividend of
the
of
additional
receive
A.
$95,479
%
per
1,
Finance
ordinated
1962
Corp.
2559.
p.
Aug.
Bank,
notes
nated
1963
On
Corp.
return
American
The
and
share
The
old
be
will
one,
r&
"
The
com¬
America
due
City
foot
square
its
company
In-exchange,
Universal
of
This
•
tures
July 11, it
_.
income
Net
$30,000,000.
share
in
apparel
Corp.—Quarterly Report-
30—-
June
Expenses
income
Under
the
plan,
the par value of the
capital stock will be
changed from $100 per share to $40 per share and the number of
shares of capital stock will be increased
from 270,000 shares of
$100 par value each to 750,000 shares of $40 par value each.
Stockholders of record July 12, 1963 will receive one and sevenninths (17/9)
shares of the new $40 par value stock for every
of
Capital
Ended
Income
On July 11 stockholders approved, at a special meeting, a pro¬
posal of management to increase the bank's capital from $27,000,-
no
40,000
a
Net
problems of America Corp., the
to America Corp.'s treasury its
and pay about $4 million in cash
the group received the Republic stock plus
to
the
in
Bank of New York—Capital
one
other
senior
Approved—
for
increases- in
.
the
company's physical expansion during
the year kept pace with immediate needs and several new facilities
financial
agreed
group
interest
notes.
stock
000
anticipated
that
said
Canaveral International Corp.—Acquisition—
The
In
to
National
Saltzman
Mr.
debts,
mon
addition
in
categories.
by William
Zeckeiidorf, Sr., sold its holdings in Republic Corp. to BSF Corp.
As part of the transaction, BSF received six seats on Republic's
ll-man board.
These seats were vacated by Mr. Zeckendorf, who is
Chairman of Webb & Knapp, Inc., and his
associates.
Mr. Zeckendorf said his group sold about 250,000 shares to FSF.
He asserted that he was "not at liberty to say what the exact terms
of the transaction were."
However, he added, the price per share
was,
"very close to the market;"
/
Asked why he and his associates were selling their Republic hold¬
ings, Mr. Zeckendorf said: "We are lightening up our commitments '
everywhere." Webb & Knapp, the real estate company controlled by
Mr. Zeckendorf, currently is in the midst of a $150 million liquida¬
July
.
p.
earned
of
Waillace,
-
...
-
$419,288,
or
its .current
Chairman
and
25
cents
fiscal
year
Managing
•/
,
earnings of 14..cepts per. share .for the com¬
year—Continental's 'first" fiscal year-^-and to
in rthe:"previous' three
237.
.•»
months
ended
March
*'
Volume
Number 6281
198
Oil
Continental
See
American
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
♦
.
On
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Chemical
Agricultural
this
Co.,
197,
1740.
p.
Nov.
net
See
Lynch
and
amount
and
common
of
Circle
shareholders
Distinctive
Corp.
at
a
Properties
Associates—Units
Sold—To
its
banel.
15,
houses
in
E.
Manhattan.
42nd St., New
York,
is
pres¬
underwriter for a secondary offering of $2,047,600
Associates,
limited
partnership
units.
as
Distinctive
197,
Messrs. Glickman and Bar¬
owns and operates three apart¬
to
now
Queens and one
Properties, Inc., 30
Distinctive
—V.
Properties
in
ently acting
in
according
operations,
Distinctive
ment
Properties
2461.
p.
special
July 9, stockholders of Joseph Dixon
Crucible Co., Jersey City, N. J., authorized purchase by
the com¬
pany of
assets of New Castle Refractories Co., New Castle, Pa.
a
This
meeting
ceramic
manufactures high-temperature refractory shapes de¬
individual applications and uses required in the metals,
and
ments
of
glass
the
Stockholders
industries.
Dixon
certificate
Co.
also
approved amend¬
incorporation.—V.
197,
of
1418.
p.
Donnelley & Sons Co.—Common Offered—
this
secondary offering of 160,000 shares of
common
stock was made by Harriman
9,
a
firm's
Ripley & Co., Inc., New York, and associates, at
$24.25 per share.
None of the proceeds from the sale of the stock will
accrue to the company.
The shares were sold by a
trust established by the late Thorne Donnelley; Mr.
Donnelley was not an officer or director of the
company.
BUSINESS—The
known
in
company,
Lakeside Press
the
as
United
the
Park
Way,
The
States.
originally incorporated in
1890, is also
is the largest commercial printer
is headquartered
at 2223 South
and
firm
On
-;
Common
stock
due
May
15,
MARCH
OP
in
1978
($1.25 par)
the
UNDERWRITERS—Upon
contained
31,
terms
subject to
and
the
conditions
below:
Ripley
&
Allyn
2,700
Becker
G.
Blair
Co.
&
William
Biuni
Elyth
&
Co
Co.,
Inc.
F.
2,vol)
S.
Paine,
&
Wells
Webber,
Howe & Co.—
Dodge & Co. Inc.
2,000
2,700
R.
2,000
Reynolds
First
&
Co
Boston
W.
5,000
Corp
& Co.,
&
Inc
Renshaw
Forgan & Co—/5,000v
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
5,000
Hayden, Miller & Co.
2,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
2,700
Weeks——
&
Illinois
The
Peabody
Kidder,
Stern
Brothers
&
ties
Co.,
vestment, and other corporate purposes.
1949,
of
as
H.
_
White,
Weld
was
Co.
Inc.
Hawaii.
The
sickness
insurance
borrowers
Co.—Net
the
firm's
Service, Inc.—Common Offered—
the company offered publicly, without
underwriting, 250,000 shares of its common stock at
$1 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $240,000, will be used'
for repayment of loans, and purchase of inventory.
5,
BUSINESS—The
to
the
laws
company
of
the
incorporated
was
State
of
New
York.
5,
1944, pur¬
firm's principal
June
The
place of business is located at 56-15 Northern Boulevard,
the firm
its
been
incorporation
the
sale
and
in 1944,
the
distribution of
industry. Approximately 27%
of
foreign commercial airlines, 26%
Woodside,
the
company's
principal
with
domestic
manufacturers
Class
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT
TO
'
ERT
Th
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
stock
($1
800,000 shs.
704,018 shs.
20,000 shs.
par)
par)
($10
Outstanding
5,055 shs.
Corp.—Earnings Report—
company
period ended
A
as
income
($50
life
insurance
of
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
real
has
reported
that
net
earnings
for
the
May 4,
taxes,
and
26-week
of that date.
*
^
-
net
($10
p.
197,
Outstanding
5,988 shs.
11,976 shs.
11,976 shs.
2041.
for
the
were
ducer
of
99 cents
or
company's
report
indicated
that
building
to
to
stockholders,
considerable
James
attention
F.
during
six
share
period
per
Mr.
Jones,
Presi¬
period was
the
organization
an
Jones
announced
Plasti-Line -Division.
the
to
that,
Leonard
Jones, "The organizations which have become
Division, manufacture and distribute, in quantity,
the
is
nation's
outdoor
largest
advertising
sign
manufacturer
displays.
Its
specializing
Signal
Division
in
is
American
Stock
The
details
Loft
to
of
Candy Corp., this issue.—V.
Consolidated
Santa
half
net
Barbara
of
1963
earnings
Mutual
of
the
Building
equal
were
to
76
&
general
reserves,
according
Lloyd I. Tilton, President.
Tilton
stated
7%
greater
the
first
aside
time,
for
Federal
that
than
payment
income
of
taxes
the
six
of
portion
a
the
the
those
In
stock,
year
of
of
2461.
p.
dent
Franchising Agree.
of
"During
comparable
bf
Consolidated assets
a
the
earnings
period
$132,214
set
of
of
of
made
$580,536
1962.
earnings
income
taxes.
aside
In
been
six
before
for
were
set,
for
first
income
they
for
reserve
the
net
than
were
the
has
Tilton
tinues
five-county lending
the same period last
for
stated
to
that
active
be
presently
adequate
in rates paid
ring
and
in
have
the
other
remainder
continue
the
197,
of
demand
that
meet
by
sections
the
loan
and
Net
year.
the
company
outstanding
stock
the
the
end
mutual
of
dends
p.
sent
to
out
if
of
Shaw
or
in
of
appear
in
California
this
at
for
time
to
growth
during
association
the
Co.—To
&
Begg Ltd.,
would
early
increased
new
of
should
budget
Canada
Canadian
Time
company
this year
(24
has
Sell Interest in
probably
May," 1964.
Toronto,
be
a
made
subsidiary.
"some
time
taxes
reduces
from
foreign-owned
on
the
15%
ownership
withholding
to
is
corporation's
rate
on
divi¬
10%, but increases the
less than 25%.—V. 197,
weeks
Corp.—Net Up
reported
that
net
the
year.
net
The
the
for
Florida
expected
are
with
block"
the
of
Fenesta,
the
of
pro¬
building
trades,
development com¬
land
be
to
in
announced
few
a
Corp.—Net
near-record
Slightly Lower
earnings
A.
for
R.
fiscal
1963.
Tyrone,
Presi¬
market
underwent
overall
an
drop
the
to
sale
all
in
of
funds'
extensive
most
the
of
than
more
and
plans
the
of
any
1
the
boasts
Management
assets
investment
new
dividends."
in
its
the Funds sponsored by Hamilton were able to
of more than 17%.
This growth, which
assets
due
of
largest
sales
force
world, with more than 7,000 representatives
plans in 46 states and 23 foreign areas.
investment
sell
to
the
when
in
force,"
Tyrone reports,
experience
during
the
"gained maturity, seasoning and
market
recent
decline
and
is
to
soon
be
revolutionary new training materials."
consolidated
per
share earnings of Hamilton Management
with
$1.16
per
for the past fiscal year,
share
compared to a
as
per
share the
year
previously.
Dividends paid to
Management shareholders amounted to 40 cents per share
12 months ended April 30, 1963 against 34 cents per share
$1.20
Hamilton
the
for
the previous 12-month period.
Operating expenses for the
declined 9%, and it is expected that a merger of class H-DA
H-C7 shares recently approved by shareholders will cut
expenses
for^both Fund investors and Management shareholders
even
more
substantially in the year ahead.
during
class
and
"We
have
will
ahead
to
favorable,"
annual
rate
in
an
market
levels
both
the
large
of
Tyrone
predict
over
rise in the Gross National Product
1964.
Already the higher
a
$600 billion by
reaffirmed
have
The
small.
and
believe the sales climate in the year
told shareholders.
"Most business,
to
reason
every
be
and economists
coming
the
year
confidence
should
be
investors,
of
one
of
great
opportunity.
Because of the unique advantages enjoyed by Hamil¬
ton Management,
we expect to make further gains and strengthen
our
position in an industry that has become
growing in the nation."—V. 195, p. 1807.
Fire
Hartford
Pacific
of
one
the
fastest
Pacific
of
expire
Sept.
exchange shares
Insurance
share
Hartford
Co.,
each
for
of
its capital stock
Ltd., Honolulu, on the
Pacific
shares.
The
two
extended
unless
13,
Offer for
Co.—Exchange
Co.—
offering to
is
company
shares
one
Insurance
Insurance
by
Hartford.
Dean
Co., San Francisco, is the principal underwriter.—V.
&
Curtis
basis
offer
Witter
fiscal
ended
The
in
May
This
year.
period
Inc.—Net
193, p. 12666.
Down
Sharply
announced sales of $17,288,982 for the three
31, 1963, the first quarter of the company's
compared with $17,691,764 in the comparable
has
company
months
Industries,
of the preceding year.
year-earlier period benefited from promotions which will
the second
quarter this year, Willard Gidwitz, President,
said.
the
"For
full
he said,
year,"
divisions."
all
for
"higher volume
has
been
budgeted
'/'O
-'-v.'. %
months were $306,294, equal to
on 2,117,436 shares outstanding.
This compared
with $840,700 or 40
cents a share based on 2,093,822 shares for
the earlier year's first quarter.
Net
the
earnings for
141/2 cents a share
three
first
.
rent
which
are
national
"We
he
earnings
difference
reflected
both
the
cur¬
sales pattern and costs associated with new products
moving toward test marketing or out of testing into
distribution.
profits
expect
said,
the
said
year's
hope
"and
to
to
turn
show
upward
an
as
increase
this
for
process
the
continues,"
year."—V,
197,
2152.
p.
Hess Oil & Chemical Corp.—Notes Sold
Privately—•
On
July 8, 1963, it was reported that $30,000,000 of
this firm's 5%% promissory notes due serially 1964-80
had
been
sold
privately, through Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades
&
Co., New York.
as managers of an underwriting group of¬
publicly 937,500 American Depositary Shares of
York, Inc.
Hitachi, Ltd., representing 75,000,000 shares of com¬
mon stock,
par value 50 Japanese yen per share of
The American Depositary Shares were
priced at $22.25 per share. (Each American share rep¬
the company.
resents
80
Japanese shares.)
proceeds will be added to Hitachi's general
corporate funds to be available, together with funds
from other sources, to meet construction expendi¬
tures or for other corporate purposes.
The company
Net
estimates that during
Sharply—
income
in
the
tal
first
half
of
ended June 15) rose to $346,000, or more than
$147,000
earned
in
the
corresponding period
earnings are equal to 17 cents a share on 2,050,542
outstanding shares of common stock against 7 cents a year ago.
Sales- and
rental
income in
the
first
half
increased
10.8%: to
double
last
Gulf American Land
stockholder
year.
1634.
General
major
products
"This sales
fered
offering
April
20%
of
made,
"substantial
a
the
"significant progress!'
of
years,
fund
licensed
con¬
company
stated
that
the offering had been
planned
for
than a year and was not directly related to the new Canadian
budget
levying
dividends.
The
rate
associations
outlook
income
loans
1963, Fred H. Merrill, President, announced that
is considering the sale of from 25%
to 33%%
of
that
sold
York.
Ltd.—Shares Offered—On July 9, Dillon,
Read & Co. Inc. and Yamachi Securities Co. of New
added
The
estate
savings funds is
adjustments occur¬
new
Subsidiary—
10,
been
New
Hitachi,
He
at
real
The
2151.
the
more
of
not
the
Fireman's Fund Insurance
July
greater
improvement shown during the first half of the
p.
Canadian
On
amount 59%
an
sound
inflow
demand.
upon
Hanf,
year.
country do
effect
the
area,
for
the
this
savings
of
significant
any
—V.
the
and
to
of
it
reported
has
been
Gidwitz
the
up
that
&
Corp.—Acquisition—
Management
year
year
25
reinvestment
by
1963,
have
The
during
consolidated
greater
Association's
than
— On
of this firm's
had
2462.
p.
gain
contrasted
,5%,
The
company on June 30, 1963 were $124,'$24,742,208 or 24.8% during the past 12 months. Total
savings held by the subsidiary association were $110,190,719 and
loans receivable were $104,624,639.
During the first six months of
1963 more than $22% million in real estate loans were made in
597,178,
May 25,
$14,400,000
Privately
1975
previously
aluminum
transaction
a
a
in
achieve
7%—
announcement
company's
30%
of
said:
fall
18.4%
was
earnings were
period last year.
ended
916.
p.
and its subsidiary,
Association, for the first
share before appropriations
an
same
Federal
Pre-tax
Sold
due
Michelman
President
company
decline
of
company
per
to
the
notes
making
and
197,
reporting
will
197,
months
the
Notes
—
agreement
the purchase
Hamilton
The
The
197,
Loan
cents
to
Co.
an
the
weeks.—V.
Interest—
Corp., this issue—V.
Fifth Avenue Cards, Inc.—Joint
See
period
provision
Exchange,
for
Land
after
a
producer of special visual and audible signalling devices,
including sirens and emergency rotating lights.—V. 197, p. 916.
Gulf
13-week
announced on July 8.
purchase of the Fenesta stock, listed on the New York Stock
was
made for cash, according to Mr. Rosen.
Further
pany
leading
Fenestra, Inc.—New
the
1238.
p.
Rosen,
leaders
■'
internally illuminated plastic signs principally for the petroleum,
beverage, food and rubber industries and, as a group, are one of
the largest operations in the plastic sign field."
i
Federal
orders, he said, has
against $7,000,000 a year
as
Mr.
Plasti-Line
subsidiary.
year
offering broader marketing
a key step in this program,
the acquisition of Plasti-Line, Inc. an.d three associated
companies
in Knoxville,~Tenn., has been effected and is
being operated as the
services.
a
defense
reported that $500,000
through
steel
totalled
the
for
period a year ago. Sales and revenue for the
slightly to $12,754,000 )from $12,629,000' last year.
the
dent,
share
per
same
up
In
$601,000, or 83 cents
1963, against $684,000,
or
share,
a
stock.
was
common
record
company earned
months ended May
31,
$208,000,
for
completed
The
Federal Sign & Signal Corp.—Net Lower—
for
$12,767,000
subordinated
equipped
The
of
cents
Pacific Tea Co., Inc.—Net Lower
&
earnings
Finance
Hamilton
2,881 V5 shs.
par)T-«—
7
or
the
ended
share,
a
Pursuant
FINANCING
20,000 shs.
par)
Scottish
unfilled
Gulf American Land
mortgage
5,988 shs.
($10
income
$136,000,
weeks
the comparable period last year were approxi¬
after provision of $15,200,000 for income taxes,
based on the number of shares presently out¬
23,978,192.—V. 197, p. 2262.
cents
senior
accident
and
estate
PRESENT
par)_
common
—V.
The
1963, were $303,452 before provision for Fed¬
$145,452 after provision for Federal income
taxes, equal ton6 cents per share on the 2,305,144 shares outstanding
eral
sells
protection
the
Common
of
hydraulic systems of most makes and models of airplanes. In addi¬
tion
to
airplane parts,
the firm also supplies parts for ground'
equipment used to service planes.
Common
is
Preferred
business
airplane parts to the aviation
business is transacted with
aircraft
equipment, 19%
with domestic commercial airlines, 15%
with foreign manufacturers of aircraft equipment, 8%
with foreign
governments, 3% with the United States government and 2% with
executive and small plane operators.
The parts distributed by the company consist of more than 35,000
different
items
and
are
used
in
the
electrical,
mechanical and
Preferred
and
the
largest life insurance company in the United States
which
specializes in writing mortgage cancellaton and mortgage
protection insurance through savings associations.
York.
Since
has
for
Net
twelve
this
in
amounted
and Canadian income taxes, John D. Ehrgott,
Chairman,
This was equivalent to approximately 53 cents a share
Greater
of
mortgage payments becoming due while the borrower is disabled by
accidental injury or sickness.
Company management believes that
months
history.
last
June
suant
of
Financial Corp. of Santa Barbara—Net
Up
Gootrad, President, said the outlook for the next fiscal
"very good," with a current backlog of sales of $8,000,000
Durham Aircraft
New
offers
the
period
$13,428,000
standing,
Inc.
by
savings associations and other lending institu¬
This insurance is designed to pay off the balance
tions.
owing on
the mortgage in event of the borrower's
death, or to meet periodic
Up 20%—
November called "Wentwood."
Dover operations also
underway in Akron, O., and Minneapolis, Minn.—V. 197, p. 406.
On
firm
the
of
approximately
earnings
56
or
Washington and dated
Articles of Incorporation
State
it
life
as
and
loan
5,000
5,000
-
is
constructing
two subdivisions in
the
Chicago
area,
"Colonial
Village," southwest of the city, and "Glen Hill," west
of Chicago.
Sales are strong in a new project near New Orleans,
are
the
to
17.5%.
with
this
1530.
p.
common
Net
mately
has
issued
for
approximately, $10,000,000
197,
were
the
on
the
insurer
an
the
1956
and
2,700
Inc.
Co
Dover
opened
well
as
taxes.
j
In
of
as
company's
amended to include power to write accident and sickness insur¬
See
Co.
&
to
Helene
Construction
in
Authority
1,000
&
ownership of
backlog
company's
for Federal
June 1,
on
insurance.
The company is actively operating
an
authorized issuer in the states of
Washington, Oregon, Cali¬
fornia, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona. Mon¬
tana, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas; it is also authorized,
but is not currently in active operation, in the states of
Florida,
Louisiana, Arkansas, Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Wyoming
Tracy,
&
&
Witter
Dean
2,700
year
highest
1949.
electrical
2,000
100%
1963
as
2,700
Chicago-based producer of low-cost homes in suburban sub¬
has reported
a
20%
increase in net income for
the
ended March 31, 1963.
Net income after taxes
totalled $594,600, equal to 85 cents per
common
share, compared to last year's net income of $492,000, or
70 cents per share.
There are 700,000 shares outstanding.
Sales
were
$8,759,600,
substantially more than the $6,184,800
sales of a
year
sigo.
year
of
Commissioner
16,
ance
This
Harold
Certificate
According
divisions,
fiscal
Time
stock life insurance company under the laws of the State
It commenced insurance operations on July 1, 1949,
a
a
Insurance
5,000
Rogers
Walker
G.
5,000
Co
1.
p.
Dover
incorporated
of
compares
for
Hawthorne, Chairman, announced that the company had in¬
its
investment
in
foreign operations by purchasing the
minority interest in Westclox Ltd. of Scotland. This gives General
Washington.
under
Securi¬
——
5,000
&
Freres
198,
Co
&
Webster
Corp.
Taylor,
Inc.
Inc.
Lazard
—V.
Spencer Trask & Co.j_—
Stone
2,000
&
1,000
5,000
5,000
Inc
Co.
2,700
2,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.
6,500
2,700
2,700
Glore,
Hornblower
company and will be used for in¬
was
period
of
J.
privately
—V. 189,
devoted
5,000
5,000
2,700
Pressprich & Co.
Rodman
Union
Dillon,
Securities
The
D.
will
BUSINESS—Family Life Insurance Co.
income
$14,186,000
increase
an
share,
July 11, it
to the
rental
from
up
1962,
a
the preferred stock will go to
the selling stockholders. Proceeds from the common
proceeds from
accrue
corresponding
ago.
announced.
—
the
creased
On June
27, Pacific Northwest Co., Seattle,
Washington, offered publicly 810 shares of this firm's
outstanding $8 dividend callable and cumulative pre¬
ferred stock at $130 per share; also 486 shares of its
class A non-voting common stock at $400 per share.
Jackson
Collins
Eastman
—
&
Curtis
Clark,
Co
Inc.—
Co
& Co.—
Moseley
Julien
&
2,000
Fierce,
Smith
&
Mullaney,
5,000
Chapman,
Co.lol-
16,
cents
and
Great Atlantic
been
Family Life Insurance Co.-—Preferred-Common Of¬
fered
Sales
$16,670,000
10
in
listed
appointed co-transfer
agent for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 197, p. 1419.
5,000
—
2,700
Inc
&
2,700
a!
Mitchell, Hutchins & Co.,
2,000
Co
&
Corp._
Lynch,
Fenner
2,700
birtimoxis—
&
Merrill
?
Inc.
Co.
Inc
Blair
Bins
&
&
McCormick
2,700
j.
W^inDlP
Bacrin.
Higginson
Lehman ^Brothers
22,300
& Co.
Bache & Co
A.
Shares
Lee
Co.,
(=4.-,-
C.
quarter.
the
Inc.
A.
has
Authorized
Outstanding
Shares
Harriman
first
Consolidated
York,
New
Co.,
1963
$15,000,000
$13,103,000
20,000,000 shs.
12,274,050 shs.
underwriting agreement, each underwriter named
below
has
agreed to
purchase from the selling shareholder the
number of shares of common stock set opposite the name of such
underwriter
Trust
CAPITALIZATION
AS
Authorized
debentures
also
June
$29,051,000
profits in the twelve weeks ended June 15
advanced, continuing the improvement shown
year
to
with
and
ago.—V.
1963, the common' stock of the company was
American Stock Exchange under the symbol ELO.
compared
5
ago.
increased
July 2,
the
on
Chicago.
CAPITALIZATION
3%%
year
Sales
Tiie
were
(R. R.)
yet occurred, the
at the present
Elco Corp.—A. S. E. Listing—
June
On July
not
regular
on
company
signed for
have
subsequent to Nov. 30, 1962, has not been
operations, the net income reported above
for the 26 weeks is' of an
unusual and, for
the most part, of a
non-recurring nature.—V. 197, p. 916.
Net
(Joseph) Dixon Crucible Co.—Proposed Acquisition
At
which
accurately1 determinable
company,
its
in
Bankers
reported
business
events
is not
a
Appointment—
Edwin J. Glickman and Herbert Barbanel, general
that $852,400 of limited partnership units in
the Distinctive Properties Associates have been sold to the public.
The sale
of these units will enable the partnership to commence
July
partners,
future
gain
$32,180,000
The
report.
annual
year
the
engaged
Begin Operations—
On
such
of
company's
v.
Since
that
announced
Perfect
of
Circle
certain
of
currence
2031.
p.
it has acquired the assets
The sale was approved by
special meeting held
on
May
became
effective on July
1.
Under the agreement
the
stock
of
Perfect Circle was
exchanged for the common
Dana on a share-for-share basis.—V. 197, p. 2257.
has
company
stock
195,
the
in
reported above do not include a substantial non-re¬
from this sale.
Because the contract of sale
adjustments in the selling price based upon the oc¬
contemplates
Corp.—Acquisition—
business
Perfect
15,
this issue.—V.
Corp.,
forth
set
arising
gam
time.
Dana
The
Corp.—Merger Effective—
business
were
earnings
curring
Cox Instruments
and
transaction
the company sold substantially all of its prop¬
to Litton Industries, Inc.
Details of this
1962,
30,
assets
erty,
issue.—V.
(193)
the next three years total capi¬
expenditures for the period will be approximately
$237,000,000.
of
BUSINESS!—The
for
of
company,
which began in 1910 as a repair shop
mining machinery, is now Japan's largest privately owned indus¬
enterprise and the largest and'most diversified manufacturer
electrical equipment and industrial machinery in Japan.
It is
trial
6
of the few foreign companies which
and is one
for
ment
company's telephones
largest Industrial companies outside this United States"
the
among
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(194)
have supplied equip¬
projects in this country.
power
terminable
and
headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, produces over 10,000 dif¬
produces, including a wide variety of electrical equipment deoz generate, transmit and utilize electricity and many types of
bu.achi,
ferent
s.gnwu
furnish
About
adjacent
the
notice by
for
facilities
23%
to
is
required
1962)
the
to
City of Chicago, where the
in
(granted
1931)
either the City
based
make
to
on
wnich
payments
(ap¬
and
revenues
gross
is
of
periods
to
City
''■"; .Authorized ,\y ; Outstanding
•
(bearing
at 6.57% )
bank
merest
7th
$361,444,000
y
.
7,910
Co.,
&
Co,
'5
i
1966-69, interest
;.vy:;,v
•
v
:
;
1,014,000
1993, int. 7.5%
convertible debentures,
due
Sept.; 30, 1977—
—r
Shareholders' equity:
Common
stock
(par 50 yen) 4,000,000,000 shs.
Maturing
500
16,500,000
dick
'
underwriters of
the shares of common stock, the number of shares thereof which
each has severally agreed to purchase from
the company subject
to the terms and conditions specified in the underwriting agreement
and the number of American Depositary Shares represented thereby,
UNDERWRITERS—The
follows:
as
Yamai'chi
York,
C.
Tray wick
Wiley
First
Co.——"
5
>
&
Chiles
300
—
Bros.
Bros.
Arnold
200
200
—
&
Co.—
Alabama
200
-
Inc.—
at
Co.——
Inc.
Burge
Barth
4,000
2,500
Co.———
Becker
G
& Co.
Eichler
&
Ellis
It
In
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Bcettcher
Co.
4,000
4,000
.Newhard, Cook &
Corp.
Salem,
Its
out
Ltd. —————10,000
6,000
Sons
&
Co., Ltd. —r—.!
The Ohio Co.
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
8,000
Courts
4,000
&
Co.——
&
10,000
2,500
Ltd.
Skaggs & Co.—
Dominick
&
Dominick,
Co.,
Inc.
-
Drexel
&
Francis
&
Fahnestock
First
The
Inc.—
8,000
Co.
Barney
Co.
&
Inc.
F.
S.
17,500
Smithers
Co.
&
8,000
8,000
& Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co.
Hallowed, Sulzberger,
4,000
8,000
Sutro
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
2,500
Swiss American Corp.—
Wagenseller
&
Durst,
Halle
Frank,
Stern,
Meyer
6,000
.L
Stroud
&
&
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
15,000
Inc.—
4,000
Hfemphill, Noyes & Co.—
8,000
15,000
White,
Co.——
6,000
Hogle & Co.—
.
Inc.
15,000
Co.—__
Weld
&
Witter
&
Co.
Myers,
Corp., this issue.—V. 197,
Bell
Telephone
Co.
—
Bonds
Other
4%%
—
On
bids
for
the
•
Illinois
new
'
The company will apply the
proceeds from the sale
toward the repayment of advances from
its
the time
are
the
expected
proceeds
REDEMPTION
prior
to
price
will
July
to approximate
FEATURES—The
1,
1968.
Beginning
bonds
with
will
that
be
103.782'% to and including June
decreasing thereafter to the principal amount
1998.
$70,000,000 at
30,
on
sub.
EFFECT TO
in
prices
1,
due
purchase
i
:
>11
investment
Witter
Hornblower
State
of
the
on
subscription
Bache
&
Paine,
debentures.
The
the
conditions of
the
b
stock
common
respective
wil)
amounts
be
pur¬
Francis
6,000
I.
duPont
Goodbody
F.
s.
Blunt
William
R.
3,000
Sincere
&
H.
Ellis
W.
&
Co.
3,000
&
&
Co.—
:
Simmons—
2,00o
Freeman
&
Co
Hough
Co
&
1,000
Co.
made
in
amounted
to
to
$6,601,292
33
cents
cents
per
includes
Successive
thus
far
quarterly
this
year,
gains
he
have
the
for
nine
months.
share,
the
for
nine
Net
the
income
quarter
and
The
months.
1963
$298,283,
was
income
net
$590,795
for
or
each
profit of $150,186 or 17 cents a share, derived
Sylvan Mills, Inc., a Puerto Rican
subsidiary
of
women's
income
amounted
to
against
$234,653
year
a
and
The
children's
$184,189
company's
437,703
for
$141,947,
45
or
The
31,
16
a
nine
for
undergarments.
the
nine
months
Taxes
this
on
include
acquired
a
for
sales
for
ended
share
the
and
for
nine
Mills.
Stewart,
Co.
Inc
&
&
.70
Blosser
&
George K. Baum &
Kleiner, Bell & Co.
C.
N.
Bros.
Roberts
&
Co.
Co.,
Willis,
Wyllie
Co.,
&
&
.60
Co
Co
.50
.50
—
Inc.
Co.,
.50
.50
Co
Kenny
Ayres,
&
—L.L
Inc.
&
Thornhill,
.50
.50
Inc.,
Securities
Ltd
197,
Rothschild
1.50
1.00
Staats
Nomura
—V.
Kaufman
Hop-
Securities
Mc.70
2.50
1.50
R.
.70
Meyer-
Co
Dowell
Co.,
&
.70
Boyce
Eubanks,
&
Straus,
2.50
.70
.70
Bros.
son
2.50
&
.70
Humphrey
-
2.00
Daiwa
.80
.70
Inc
Stein
2.50
Ltd.
1.00
2462.
p.
Kansai
Electric Power
Co., Inc.
Earnings
72.9%
the
for
Net
—
Revenues 11.3%—
Up 72.9%;
;
fiscal
year
ended
March
31,
1963,
increased
to $25,019,000, equal to $2.33 per American Depositary
Share,
with eanrings of $14,472,000, or $1.72 per ADS a year
Operating
revenues
for
to stockholders.
Per
the
the
31,
1962.
1962
quarter
Net
report
the
relative
quarter,
and
was
for
of
The
the
May
per
nine
$402,188
months
operations
share
of
earnings
to
to
result
shares
issued
were
subscribe
each
10
shares
sented
S.
to
in
li.3%:"from
up
the
annual
report
noted
increased
in
unit
that
operating
the
increase
revenues
operating costs.
The
in
earnings
coupled
decline
in
with
costs
a
was
thermal power stations,
reduction in fuel prices.
new
the
the
The
of
on
commqn
July
27,
additional
held
issued
stock.
1962
shares
of
Of
(via
the
on
record
March
issued 45.600,000 addi¬
amount, 33,600,000 shares
offering to shareholders to
this
an
basis
March
of
31.
four
new
1962),
and
shares
for
13,000,000
I public offering, repre¬
by ADRs.
The proceeds of this first public
offering in the
of
common
stock
of
a
Japanese public utility
registered
on
Securities
company's
Act
of
22,
1963
1933,
construction
via
were
a
used
to
finance
a
portion
program.
and
operates generating facilities having a
total effective generating
capacity of 4,255,000 KW, and
serves
approximately 3,855,000 customers in the Osaka-Kyoto-Kobe-Nara
company
area
located
sists
of
all
announced
was
efficiencies derived from
shares
were
re¬
for
1963 were.$357,117,000,
also
stockholders
of
decrease
May
the
for
improved generating methods and a
During the 1963 fiscal year, the company
tional
of
income
it
•
share
The
was
$5,-
and
1962,
earnings are based on the average number of shares
outstanding during tne periods: 107,185,000 during 1963; 84,000,000
during 1962,
•
vy-'
;;; ;
U.
months.
month
Inc.
for
May
earnings
only the
Ansonia
Robinson
2.50
Inc.
Co.
Co
Jaffray
under
$1,993,572
were
&
.70
Co.__:
The
Co.,
wood
year,
earlier.
months
cents
share
company's
1963
cently
or
cents
the
sales
&
2.50
Co.,
Co.,
due largely to
added.
$2,783,262 for the quarter ended May 31,
for
a
sale
the
results
common
share
per
stockholders.
operating
C.
Reid & Co., Inc.
Halle & Stieglitz
'
H. Kawano & Co., Ltd.
Lester, Ryons & Co.—L
2.50
Inc.
ago
Products, Inc.—Record Sales,
Earnings—
been
Freehling
compared
Sales
and
earnings of International Stretch Products, for the
quarter and the nine months ended May 31, 1963 were at all-time
high levels, President Martin Cohen reports in an interim state¬
to
J.
.70
Fulton,
Co.,
$320,736,000
being mailed
.70
2.50
Dempsey-Tegdler
William
Co.,
Eichler & Co.—
Bradford & Co
7.00
Co.„
Hammill
&
&
Co
Bateman,
5.00
&
&
1.00
70
&
7.00
Pont
&
Schwabacher
1,000
——_1,000
-
.
Stretch
Co.,
Co
Stone
Simonds
'
Co.
York, Inc
Earth
J.
2.50
Piper,
-
the
to
Inc.
Dominick
du
Hutton
3,000
3,000
2349.
unop
3,000
Moseley
6,000
,
&
Rothschild
The
Baker,
Co.,
York
F.
forth
Co.—l_
&
pursuant
Securities
of New
Co.-
&
F.
under¬
set
severally
/he
in
for
Yamaichi
&
Inc.
made
have
%
Overseas
&
Walston
have
Outstanding
1,875,000 shs.
below
forch
set
L
FINANCING
Authorized
subscribed
15.15
&
I.
797,504 shs/,
below
not
are
15.15
L.
Shares
Co.
Co
as
Jackson
New
Shearson,
900,000 shs.
S
5,000,000 shs.
conditions
—
10,000 shs.
the terms and
in
offered
Securities
Witter
110,000 shs.
named
incorporated under
■
PRESENT
named
L./L/
the Fund
to
Peabody
10.000 shs.
6,000
ment
/
offer.
E.
■
"
TO
L
7.50
2,000,000
to
and
;
New York,
St.,
company,
EFFECT
—
—
Nikko
2,000,000
.
offering.
Broad
underwriters
Co.
Dominick
'
underwriters
this
25
par)
terms
Webber,
Corp.,
(issuable
par )—
at
%
Hayden,
Inc—
International
V/--'I;...
purchase from the Fund, at $9 per share the
percentages indicated below of such of the shares of
stock
common
3,000,000
Co._
p.
the
respective
3,000,000
'
from
investment
GIVING
($1
agreement
1987
Pierce,
&
proceeds
diversified
agreed
Francis
———
Allyn
net
:
the
of
Goodbody
12,000
Smith
the
Y. S. E. LISTING—The Fund will apply for
listing
on the New York stock
Exchange following the
writing
310,000
Co
Lynch,
Fenner &
on
proceeds in
its investment policies which call
of its assets to be invested in Japa¬
UNDERWRITERS—The
3,000,000
Weeks
&
close
at
share, based
a
Maryland laws in August 1961.
2,475 000
underwriters,
&
&
invest
/
Dean
to
Peabody
Sales
pur¬
;v
stock
closed-end
a
The
or
special
stock
common
$13.01
was
to
BUSINESS—Headquartered
is
3,000,000
'
of
N.
common
110,000 shs.
all
the
of
intends
with
PROPOSED
of its
1,000,000
Shares
and
now
extension
of
which include
components
securities.
nese
2,500.000
($4.16%
the
by
197,
L
not
announced that it is offering its
value
for at least 80%
Netherlands
below:
\
logical
a
is
it
Ltd.,
1989
($25 par)
agreement
&
which
in
represents
electronic
and
July 9, 1963
Inc.
;——
stock
asset
Fund
1982
commitment subject
C.
■'
field
a
New York.
Kidder,
purchase severally and not jointly from the
company an aggregate of $2,000,000 principal amount of debentures
and 50,000 shares of common stock.
Dean Witter & Co. has
agreed
A.
electric
Ltd.
Outstanding
B_
Bache
announced.
entering
Unsubscribed shares will be purchased
by a group
managed by Bache & Co., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis and The Nikko Securities
Co.,
July 1, 1978
due
.
seriss
Inc.
sub¬
jointly
1978
March
A
Merrill
com¬
be
information available to the Fund at that time.
PRESENT FINANCING
.....
"J
The net
series)
,
series):
series
from
BUSINESS—The company is engaged in the
business of furnishing
communication services, mainly local and toll
telephone service in
Illinois and in Lake and Porter Counties
in Indiana
On March 31
1963
the company had 4,426,712
telephones in service
of
which
4 231.464 were in Illinois and
195,248 were in Indiana.
About 99%
of the company's telephones are dial
operated.
About 45%
of the
(issuable
pfd. stock
5%
Kidder,
both
will
cable, cable assemblies, semiconductors and
electron'.tubes.—V. 197, p.. 2462. ;;
.
.
.
.V;'
The
GIVING
debs,
manufacturing
Julv
Street,
1,
Dean
of
and
Curtis
5V8%, due Feb.
G,
conv.
redeemable
with
Lee
Authorized
5%/,
redemption
after
1520
1,
F,
be
1969
at
Series
Series
be
is
acquisition
in
'*
counsel
agreement
one new share for each two
he^d of record July 10.
Rights will expire July 24, 1963/
—
GOC/JOO
the
and
located
are
600,000
period
not
date
offices
1973
66
1
received.
are
executive
300.000
parent
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. The
company,
advances
telephone
exchanges
as
from Morgan Stanley & Co., 99.42; Halsey,
Stuart & Co., 99.41, and Glore,
Forgan & Cq. and
Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co., jointly,
came
99.3066.
27
$1,100,000
—v.
bonds,'all
Bell
in
300,000
chased
position
Common stock
$1,100,000
to
the
by
the
stockholders the right to subscribe for 625,000 additional shares at $9 per share on the basis of
the
of
1973
firm
619.
Offered
coupon.
competition
.UNDERWRITERS—The
p.
but
to
ITT
matters
conditions,
special meeting of shareholders of Cannon
a
date
a
said
L;"V'.y"'
legal
Japan Fund, Inc.—Hights Offering to Stockholders
Fla.
5%
International
of
be used
1971
in
at
CAPITALIZATION
1,
due April 1,
Series C, 314%, due April
1,
Series D, 4%, due June
1,
Series E, 434%, due Aug.
1,
'
July 10, Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Srtiith Inc., New York, as managers of the
underwriting group, offered publicly $50,000,000 Illi¬
nois Bell Telephone Co. 4%% first mortgage
bonds,
due July 1, 2003. The bonds were priced at 100.282%
and accrued interest to yield
approximately 4.36% to
maturity. The issue was awarded to the group at a
competitive sale July 9 on a bid of 99.603% which
4%s,
debentures
3V4%, due July
writing
the
subordinated
share.
per
principal
Cum.
East.
other
approval to
Co.
The
3%%
6,000
Dean
15,000
Far
approval
—
convertible
without
Series A,
Series B,
Honeycomb Products, Inc.—New Control—
named
4%
'■
1st mtge. bonds
4%
and
100
Offered
On July 8, 1963, Dean
Co., Chicago, offered publicly $2,000,000 of
firm's
Common
Illinois
Common
$39.50
15,000
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
2,500
Weeks
2457.
—_
capital stock
has approxi¬
Electric
outstanding.
.
certain
Geneen
pose
■'
.
6,000
to
accordance
CAPITALIZATION
8,000
Walston & Co., Inc..—_
Wertheim
&
Co
Canaveral
Co._
serving some 234
communities having an estimated aggregate urban and rural
popu¬
lation of 180,000, all located in the south central
and southwestern
portion of Florida. Excluding the Bell and General Telephone Sys¬
tems, the company ranks first in Florida in terms of number of
telephones and 18th in the United States in terms of revenues. The
——2,500
G. H. Walker & Co. Inc.
See
100
&
operates
4,000
8,000
p.
100
Co
Wood
Net proceeds, estimated at .$3,847,500,- Will
for repayment of debt) and construction, t
,4,000
—
15,000
197,
M.
200
-—
Co
&
Investment
George
2557,
p.
—
firm's
ITT
of
ITT
stock,
manufacturing operations at
S.^tes manufacturing and research
Anaheim, Calif.;. Phoenix, Ariz.j and
plant in Toronto, Canada.
Its overseas facil¬
Paris, Antwerp, Melbourne, Tokyo and Milan.
a
the
and
for
ITT's
due
2,500
Secu-
————i~
—V.
Stamm
Weil
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Deben¬
Fort
&
Fox
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
&
L.
A.
.
200
Co.,
4,000
Smith,
6,000
Corp.
Co
&
Co.—
100
100
8,000
8,000
Co
100
—
Inc.—
&
Stone & Webster
rities Corp.
Hentz
Inc.
Beck & Co.
Co.^_.
&
Shields
15,000
A.
Co.,
Refsnes, Ely,
Roulston
properties
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Hornblower
100
8,000
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Forgan & Co
~
J.
&
6,000
Glore,
H.
Peeler
Co._.—
&
William R. Staats & Co.
Inc.
Brothers & Co.
Lee
at
8,000
_——
of
uniceu
Ana
and
of business
100
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Co.
stock
share
pr^erred
headquarters and
nou.
London,
and
Mr.
100
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated under the laws
State of Florida on April 23, 1924.
It owns and
&
17,500
4,000
15,000
&
197,
Inc.
Lee,
Singer, Deane & Scribner
.—
Boston
Goodbody
200
—
100
——
8,000
6,000
Co
&
Orvis
J.
&
Co.
&
Riter
6,000
,
&
Mason
200
Inc.
100
M'cCourtney-Breckenridge
Co.,
& Co..
100
—
& Co.——
200
200
&
Newton
L
Frisbie
A.
Co.,
&
—
Co.—
&
Schwabacher
Co.—
„—
Estabrook
Co.,
Lentz,
200
———
Holyoke
L_c:
L. F. Rothschild & Co.__
Equitable Securities
Corp.
&
200
&
Henderson
C.
Inc.
Hourwich
,
100
—
July 1, 1978 at $1,010, plus accrued interest, to
yield 3.91%; also 50,000 shares of its common stock
—4,000
Reynolds
T.
200
—
—
15,000
—
into
Cannon
fol¬
share
employs
Subject
100
Co.,
15,000
Co
&
Eberstadt
F.
8,000
200
•
coast
Hop-
&
Inc.
&
15,000
:
—
250
—
—
Investment
this
convertible
stock.
common
each
approximately 4,000 persons,, most of them in
country, and had sales of more than $50 million in 1962.
sales-engineering and distributor organizations operate through¬
the United States, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Central and South
America
100
——J
8,000
Union
Dillon,
Securities
4,000
connectors,
Geneen, President
S.
,
8,000
—
& Co.
duPont
Eastman
Curtis
Paribas Corp.
Piper, > jaffray
wood
—
—
Co.
I.
10,000
—
Securities
Daiwa
The
Davis!
Nomura
Co.-
Inc.
Securities Corp.
Witter &
Securities
The
electrical
common
&
Curtiss, House
;
its
to
—The company has
Landstreet
tures
of
Harold
Cannon's operations as an autonomous
same management that has
built Cannon to
it occupies in the electrical connector industry.
100
—
Leonard
and
of
: i-
Dewar, Robertson & Pan-
6,000
—
The Nikko Securities Co.,
&
in
by
the
Santa
Mass.,
are
4%
capital
Fusz-Schmelzle
Kirkpatrick,
—V.
in
supplier
10
to maintain
under
..wo,^
Cannon
Co.,
v.;
2,500
Brown
2,500
Co—„
[ New York Hanseatic
2,500
Sullivan
Inc.
Alex.
4,000
8,000
Vs
facilities
of
of
shares
Draper, Sears & Co.
Freehling & Co.—„
Co.
Ellis,
Co.,
&
Inc
Model, Roland & Co.—
15,000
—
Co
and
Boswcrth,
15,000
2,500
4,000
ITT
a
250
250
Co., Inc
Cole & Co.—
B. Bonbright
Inc.
Corp.—Pro¬
share of ITT cumulative
of
250
Inc.
D.
Crane
Telegraph
agreement ITT will issue for
Cannon
Electric Co.,
.3023 of a
share
addition
J os
wire
100
&
the
250
Co.
&
George
Clark,
150
April,
woven
garments
Cannon, President of Cannon Eiectric,
by the' Directors of both companies.
.05
rate
planned
of
engaged
—
Securities
is
unit
150
L_——„
—i
Co.
of
and
July
on
& Co., Inc.
Richter Co—
Beecroft,
&
—
foundation
2152.
p.
Inc.
Simon
M.
Delago
tensen, Inc.
.
Lyons & Co.—
Clayton
4,000
Inc.—
Turben
Merrill,
I.
'
McKee
15,000
Co.
&
McDonnell & Co.
2,500
—
Simmons
&
L.
S.
Scherck,
2,500
17,500
15,000
8,000
——
Lundborg
California
Abroms
*£'929
.
William Blair & Co.
Blunt
& Co.
&
Inc.
Hurry,
Inc.
Co.
Walter
Bingham,
Irving
8,000
6,000
Co.
&
Stearns
Bear
A
Kraus
&
&
6,000
4,000
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Inc.
Kormendi & Co., Inc._4
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.Lazard Freres & Co
Lee Higginson Corp
Lehman Brothers ;
Lester, Ryons & Co..
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
4,000
——
Eateman,
c.
15,000
stock
Electric
Baumgartner, Downing &
300
Co.,
f'
300
Inc.—
——
First
L/y
& Bean
White-Phillips
Inc.
W.
4,000
Whipple & Co.—
W. Baird & Co.,
Bacon
The
300
of
1,649,809
panies
Chris-
&
of
J.
approval
terms
per
mitted
—
&
jointly
Robert
dividend
a
$60
150
lbO
.
Securities,
__——
Peters,: Writer
Li—Ll
—
Tollner
8,000
4,000
& Co
Securities
Bache & Co._
Robert
Inc.
Shares
120,000
6,000
__L_—L—
Corp.
Pierce, Wulbern, Murphey,
>'• 8,000
8,000
Co.
Inci
its
150
Co.——^—
Newburger
;
Inc.
Derbes,
&
Inc.
300
with
this
200
manufacturers
manufacturer
and
mately
ities
&
Woodard-Elwood
Fos-
Inc,
Kaufman
E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc.
W. E. Hutton & Co.—
120,000
C. Allyn
American
principal
Shares
•
..
Inc.
Co.
&
Securities
New
the
of
■'' "/'■■■
yv
Read
Dillon
of
names
ITT,
common
.
J
197,
capital stock and
200
300
Craigie & Co., Inc.——300
300
1,500,000,000 shs,
*
& Co., Inc
1——__
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Dorsey & Co., Inc.
Eddleman, Pollok &
'
Co.,
&
300
Inc.
6 V2%
Emery
shares
common
agreement under which International Telephone would acquire
and assets of Cannon Electric Co., Los
Angeles, Calif.,
announced
was
200
200
200
200
.
—
Simpson,
Inc.
Howard
"i_————L—V*
1
to
Telephone
the leading position
&
898,800
-
business
designer,
200
200
Co——.—^
Sanders & Co
"
500
500
500
Jack M. Bass & Co._——-
60,933,000
7.3-10.6%
Quinn & Co,__^._—-———
Rosenthal
James Richardson & Sons,
'"•'-Inc.
59,522,000
200
500
& Co.; 'Inc.—
&
CO., Inc.—~
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
'
v'y
200
Ryons & Co.——
Thompson & Co.—
500
McCarley
18,034,000
-*
750
m
Inc.—
Inc
McLean
'
200
200
Metropolitan Dallas Corp..
G. H. Musekamp & Co.—
Parker/Eisen/Wackerle/. %
h Adams & Purcell, Inc. * ■
1,000
&
$200
Mayes,
F. M. Mayer & Co
;
Inc.
Co..
Inc.—
Lester,
2,000
Dain
M.
J,
25,000,000
-
Maturing 1963-65, interest
7.3-9.9%
Maturing
&
——
Gairdner
i,;
/■K
Pierce,
Smith
&
&
Luce,
7,910
7,910
_
Westheimer & Co.—
8,450,000
5
.
Hendrix
Youngberg———
Stone &
-
a
lowing
v
Interstate Securities Corp.
$7,920
__.m.
Lynch,
Hallgarten
L
An
the
of
Amount
&
Inc
& Co.,
Lehman Brothers
int.
Unsecured—
respective
y,;y
"
Amount
.——
Fenner
:
——
Maturing
1970-2008,
4.0-8.2%
C_—
Brothers
Merrill
Maturing 1966-69, interest
4.0-9.9%
;
Blyth
>
plant & equipment—
Maturing 1963-65, interest
4.0-10.6%
-J
'
3,247,000
12,500,000
mortgages
following
severally
of
•
...
posed Acquisition—
does
companies.
Monday, July 15, 1963
.
basis
.
principally
International
Under
companies—
by various assets &
on
property,
Secured
the
company
such
by
below have
named
—(000's Omitted)—
Hutzler
subsidiary—
served
areas
the
State. The company
of the
area
the
in
underwriters
from
.
Salomon
principally from banks
insurance
purchase
to
33,139,000
interest 7.3of
a
consolidated
&
the
service
principal amounts of the bonds:
7.5% —debentures
Loans,
local
•
83,333,000
7.3-7.5%
1953-1968,
Due
agreed
17,619,000
$27,778,000
1963-1970,
due
series,
furnish
not
UNDERWRITERS—The
7.3-7.5%
interest
about four-fifths of
served
principally
debt:
Mortgage debentures—
bth
series,
due
1963-1967,
interest
company estimates that on March 31, 1963 other companies
approximately 950,000 telephones in service in Illinois and
had
loans
Long-term
A.
sold
swimwear.—V.
and
..
of
one
elastics
,
which ISP acquired towards the close of
the world's largest manufacturers of broad
The
0-
Short-term
are
:
(■;
is
Mills,
the
on
outstanding.
Ansonia
1963,
calculated
are
presently
the company
or
without charge or at reduced
the company's telephones are located in or
cities of over 50,000 population.
other
18
franchise
a
company
$9,249,000
in the
located
six months'
certain
rates.
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
which
under
proximately
inqus.rial machinery, rolling stock, chemical and metallic products.
CAPITALIZATION
on
are
under
operates
company
"'A'/'
.
192,000
in
11,026
(1960
owns
central
sq.
Japan.
miles,
census).—V.
The
company's
having a total
197, p. 1118.
service
population
of
area
about
con¬
14,-
Volume
198
Number
6281
„
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
<
(195)
neighborhood
Kentucky Central Life Insurance Co.—Acquisition
Approved—
On
Juiy
of the
and
last
stockholders approved the firm's purchase and merger
o,
Professional
Houscon,
&
Business Men's Insurance
PBiVil oiocKholders
Tne
with
approved the proposal
samj
July 3.
on
Terms
of
anu
Central
4.8%
some
higher than the first
the comparable quarter
higher than
KJLUJiuviriiUN
option
ix.x4
x.«,ci
to
estimate
profits
that
expect
we
they
the
for
will
from
quarter,"
those
exceed
year.
is
Mr.
of
encouraged by
the high
level
of
sales
acquisition call for PBMI stockholders to receive
Central class A non-voting stock for each
shares of Professional & Business Men's Insur¬
Kentucky
socck
tney
will
stock
A
own.
be
total
of
shares
1,685,000
of
Hanover
Trust
traded.
Co.
THE
of
New Foreign
•
voting
cUs.
ox
s.ockholaers
increase
the
presently
shares
has
of
paved
company's
1,954,889
voting
for
way
number
of
irora- '3,Uoo,(i00
stock
non-voang
...
.company,
118,138
Central
to
stock
shares
of
the
to.
5,000,009.
non-voting
Act
The.-
stock
affiliate
gether
and
with
xoiiiicu
Tne
me.ger is subject to the approval oi tne Texas
insu.unce departments.—V. 197, p. 25o2.
state
Transportation
Corp.
live
Purchase
Truck
Renting Corp.,
this
issue.—V.'197,
new
Lehman
ane
.three
p.. 1420.
reported
tne
ox
cnoed
8352,091,547, equal to $28.C7 per share, was
Lehman, Chairman, and Monroe C. Gutman,
$262,061,185,
$316,5'7l,4oo,
jc,x«.o....ve
June
or
$22.80
or
i.x
1963.
39,
$uo.69
share
per
on
the
at
the
share
per
report
tne
latest
Tne
date
same
of
end
for
xhe
last
six
stocks
common
changea very
92.9% of total
30, 1963,
against
stocks
92.4%
hold
first
place
investments
categories
equipment and
17.7%
of
oil & gas
drug,
197,
the
total
each
accounting
1531.
p.
assets.
total
of
for
Other
8.5%
of
the
Net proceeds will go to the selling stockholders.
idential
The
but
use
for
firm's
and
is
company
California,
porated in
also
are
decorative
products
the
for
partnership
a
California
manufacturing
other
lighting
to
founded
in
1962
facilities
the
in
fixtures
for
res¬
there
and
is
a
lamps.
West
its
executive
Slauson
Ave.,
offices
Los
An-
it was
CAPITALIZATION
AS
OP
JUNE
28,
1963
of
term
bearing
Class
bank
stock
B
—v;
■■
interest
Common
borrowings
at
($1
par)
$5,812,COO
subject
numbers
the
of
stock
to
of
the
bath
to
the
underwriters
terms
purchase from
shares
take
to
if
offered
William
oi
R.
and
five
&
such shares
any
Staats
&
of
Revson
further
Weedon
197,
nature
underwriters
are
common
&
Co.,
5,000
5,000
Sutro
5,000
5,000
Co
&
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Frank, Meyer &
Fox
Co.__
5,000
3,000
Candy
____
3,000
_
R. J. Henderson & Co.,
Inc.
"'
2,000
____
one
of the country's largest manufacturerschocolates, and Fifth Avenue Cards, Inc,. the
of greeting card department stores, have
entered
into
an
agreement whereby they will jointly offer dual
Loft Candy-Fifth Avenue Card Shop franchises to
qualified people
of
country's
the
two
a
East
Those
Midwest.
This
chains
is
believed
different
in
to
be
fields
the
have
first
time
joined
that
forces
in
this type.
individuals
in
line
greeting
entering into the dual franchise arrangement
single Loft's Candy-Fifth Avenue Card Shop a com¬
a
of
Loft's
cards
of
candies
all
will
Cards
Avenue
as
well
as
extensive
an
assortment
of
leading card
jointly
assist
manufacturers. Loft's and Fifth
the franchisee in training person¬
nel, merchandising, inventory control, promotion and purchasing on
a
year round
basis, as well as with the development of suitable
store
locations
"We
and
of
a
one
the
believe
with
new
roof,
and
to
offer
continuing supervision and counselling to
Surveys have shown that under the proper man¬
guidance, candy and greeting cards can be success¬
retailed in a single store,
and
with the use of the Loft
franchisee.
agement
Avenue Card Shops names, we believe the franchisee
immediate acceptance on the part of the consumer," noted
Sydney Margolis, Vice-President of the Loft Candy Corp., Long
Island City, N. Y.
will find
said
Lynch Corp.—Merger Effective—
merger of
Under
the
'
totaled
was
197,
exchanged
p.
Major
for
1.05
1317.
shares
of
Lynch
Finance
Corp.
stock.
common
'.
:
Notes
v
-
1
Sold
Privately — On
was reported that $700,000 of this firm's
senior notes and $300,000 of its senior subordinated
—
July 11, it
notes both due
1975
had been
(P. R.)
194,
Mallory & Co. Inc.—Sales Forecast—
The company
47-year history,
Mallory
expects to achieve the strongest sales quarter in its
according to G. Barron Mallory, President.
company,
Indianapolis-based
components,
energy
systems
and
sales
for
the
quarter ended
anticipates
manufacturer
metallurgical
June
30
to
of
elec¬
products,
be
in
the
the
leot*
prior to
100%
plus
bonds,
second
only
estimated
was
to
be
to
the
and
terms
amounts
is
to
that
of
the
be
center
is
the
financial
Rome
among
1,600,000
at
.
below
named
coxicuuons
tne
xrom
bonds
of
to
schools,
and
and
approximately
underwriters
uelivery
ti.fic
of
Uuiy
—
,
principal
in
industrial
have
the
of
uity
severally
underwriting
a..u
forth
set
p_y
lor
tne
below.
not
the
reflect
85
at
June
Common
199,761
net
30,
in
this
1962.
would
the
acquired June
for
sales
bank
State
and
of
of
also
products;
new
affected
by
sales
has
program
of
income
the
force
this
this
second
for
W.
tax
half
six
■
of
last
in
assets
through
187
three
first
months
quarter
April
also
Co.,
ended
and
April
established
a
earnings set
1963 and
new
peak for
in
his
letter
to
shareholders
to
taxes,
come
income
60 cents
period
Sales
a
and provision for Federal In¬
1,005,365 common capital shares
charges
all
share
on
at the close of the period.
This compares with
$543,936, equal to 54 cents a common share for
of
similar
which
after
equal
for
of
the
ends
previous fiscal
the
first
year.
months
nine
of
net
the
x
the
current
fiscal
year
1963, amounted to $24,359,638, to establish
a
new
all-time high
for the period.
This marks an increase of
63% over the same period a year ago when sales were $14,932,712.
—V.
197,
July
28,
in
Mattel, Inc.—Acquisition—
used
NCR
transaction
were
not
Period E'xided
contrast
income
Provision
Net
income
Federal
income
income
taxes—1,620,000
1,433,000
845,000
—V.
197,
775,000
*<
Mead Johnson &
On
July
$0.25
per
British
Drug
Houses,
'Ltd.
of
England
on
a
is
proposed that'the two companies would bid 20 shillings
share for all outstanding ordinary shares of BDH, if agree¬
between the companies can be reached on all details of the
ment
transaction.
terest
Under
Mead
Directors
this
Johnson
arrangement
holds
in
BDH
the
would
current
be
35%
increased
voting
to
in¬
50%.
approved the Burroughs Wellcome proposal
in principle.
'
It has been pointed out that possible benefits of the proposed
partnership arrangement would be the world-wide integration of
production
and
distribution
"
facilities.—V.
197,
•'
(City of) Milan—Bonds Offered—On July 11, Dil¬
lon, Read & Co. Inc., New York, as manager of an
underwriting group, announced the public offering of
$20,000,000 principal amount of City of Milan, Repub¬
lic of Italy,
5V2% external loan bonds, due 1978,
priced at 983A% to yield approximately 5.63% to ma¬
turity. Payable in United States currency, the bonds
are
the
direct
and
unconditional
City of Milan.
is
it
dyes.
for
Minnesota
"Thermo-Fax"
in
use
Mining
heat principle.
&
Tne new
NCR has marketed another special paper
Carbon Required) Paper," whxch is extensively
which
then
are
while
paper,
coated
said the paper utilizes
when exposea to heat.
does
buff
The
of
box
the
on
paper.
not based on encapsulation tech¬
of
me
company s
chemical re¬
uevclopment
glassine-base
photochromic
dyes
whiteness,
lose
associated
in
with
suggested retail price of
quantities, and the suggested retail
quantities
Mining
or
usually
paper
have
will
small
in
brittle
become
not
paper
500
large
1016.
very
July
P.
will
a
be
as
low
South
Corp.
as
$16.50
African
per
box.
Copper
President of Newmont Mining an¬
necessary
(approximately
75
million
equivalent to
about $104,000,000),
for
the
development of the copper project of Palabora * Mining Co., Ltd.
in
northeastern
Transvaal,
Republic
of
South "-"Africa,
has been
arranged and work on the construction program" will commence
immediately..,^The mine is expected to be in production in' ap¬
proximately three years and will then have an initial output of
8,
that
nounced
South
The
and
Ltd.
responsible
the
to
and
anode
copper
Metal
and
American
Ltd.
Trust
German
bankers
financing,
details
an¬
Climax
Union
Inc.
Corp.
Seltrust
Ltd.
and
of
finance
which
will
institutions
be
issued
also
will be
South
will
take
by Palabora
the
mined
Algom Mines Ltd.
Selection
or
sponsoring the project
Mining Co. of South
(both of the Rio Tinto-Zinc
Tinto
Rio
shareholdings. The Rio Tinto-Zinc Corp.: group
for
(he
over-all
management
of
Palabora.
and
in
part
blister
of
of Palabora
The
Newmont,
Rio
Ltd.,
tons
shareholders
to
group.),
minor
short
80.C00
major
Investments
have
finance
rand,
addition
Ltd.
Malozemoff,
the
African
in
public in South Africa later ihis month.
As previously announced, the Palabora ore-body is estimated at
about 315
million
tons
of ore averaging O.C9%copper
that can
plant
197,
the
by
pit method to a 'depth "of 1200 feet, and
designed capacity of 33,000 tons of ore daily.
open
will have
p.
Noma
See
a
1841.
Corp.—Acquires Ward Baking Co. Shares—
Ward
general
obligations
of
Baking
Northern
On
Co.,
Natural
this
Issue.—V.
Gas
197,
p.
2357.
Co.—Debentures
Offered—
public offering of $30,000,000 Northern
Natural Gas Co. 4%% sinking fund debentures, due
July 9,
at
a
1983, was made by Blyth & Co., Inc., New
and associates.
The debentures were priced
1,
York,
99.66%
and
accrued
interest
to
yield 4.40%.
<
Net proceeds from the sale of the debentures will
be used to pay a portion of the costs incurred in
connection with the 1963 construction program of
of
bank
tion
loans
program
REDEMPTION
benefit
of
its
and
company
of BDH have
product / research,
p. 1950.
(energy-sensitive)
years,
the
with
for
Nov.
Co.—Acquisition Negotiations—
the company confirmed that preliminary discussions
are
underway in London concerning a proposal by Burroughs Well¬
come
& Company of England that
the two firms jointly acquire
3,
of
which
paper
than the most popular type of
Tne paper is a development of NCR's
forms, restaurant quest checks, and similar forms.
made by a patented process of encapsulating tiny
Newmont
668,000
$0.29
share
2356.
per
p.
copying
costly
765,000
taxes—
income
Net
Fed.
200
Copying Paper—
office
new
a
company
197, p.
On
$16,137,000 $12,914,000
^
for
600
Project—
1962
1963
1—
June
before
200
600
by
a
xurtner
a
$22.50 per
price
—V.
—-V.
sales
Net
10
(No
is
The
be
announced.
Corp
Co
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
less
on
which change coior
The new product
the
Net
10%
copying
is
African
Inc., of Keyport, N. J.
The firm, which had been a
of toy components for Mattel, formerly was known as
Toy Co.
I •
,
Handler
said
the
eastern
facility
will be
expanded to about
300,000 square feet of production space in the future.
Cucchia,
200
White, Weld & Co
announced
chemicals
of
new
&
the
past
Paper
The
Africa
supplier
Superior
American
600
Co
Dean Witter &
Thermocopy Paper,"
"NCR
droplets
Corp.,
of
Swiss
&
business
in
a toy component factory In New Jersey by Mattel,
Hawthorne, Calif., toymakers, was announced on July
11
by Elliot Handler, President. Handler said his company has acquired full control of Ribaudo
Terms
has
operate
the
produce,
are,
Acquisition of
350
S. .Smithers
F.
Co.
manufactured
wnich
nually.
Inc.,
&
350
photochromic
approximately
1118.
p.
Brothers
Hutzler
Acme
thermo-copying.
noted
200
200
.
President,
350
350
Co.
2457.
p.
"NCR
niques,
28,
350
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
200
company
For
198,
these
new
peaks in sales and earnings
were
established
despite the fact that the company has taken a. "most conservative
approach" in writing off the full $387,446 loss in Towers Marts
International, where Marrud has operated leased departments.
Net income for the nine months ended April 28,-1963 amounted
$595,963,
197,
search..
both; sales
nine
Co.—
Co.
&
Rothschild
F.
&
Inc—
Co.,
Co
Salomon
350
350
Inc
approximately
YY"1;.v'''
V >
&
&
750
200
600
Manufacturing
copying paper is
white, and produces a hign-speed, permanent reproduction of either
lme or halftone
images, NCR said.
of
43
New
Y
&
&
machines,
dol¬
;Vjjv%v'y
L.
Co.,
Co
Called
year.
that
to
&
&
research
$6,-
billion
'■
th&tf
has 'reported
period. •
E.
Margolis,
350
comparable paper now in use.
first
11 banks serving 111
banking branches.—V.
owns
company
of
excess
W.
Reynolds
Riter
National Cash Register Co.—New
■
total
R.
600
200
Corp.
Corp.
Pressprich
200
Peabody
The
is
quarter of 1962. Provision for taxes
$4,598,000 in 1963 and $4,380,032 in
was
600
600
Co.—Secondary Oversubscribed—1963, it was reported that a secondary of¬
fering of 25,600 shares of this firm's common stock
made at $65 per share through Kidder, Peabody &
Co., New York, was oversubscribed.—V. 197, p. 1950.
■
the
r_L_
Paribas
750
Co.__
Co
National
1963
were
for
600
Loeb, Rhoades &
On July 11,
this
of
3o0
600
—V.
Y,V.'.
months
provision
$8,755,989
and
year
first
The
&
Co.,
Hutton
600
Moael, Roland & Co.____
Morgan Stanley & Co.__
Inc.
■'f
first
Noyes
&
E.
Kidder,
spent
■
has
the
Ripley
H.- Hentz
Co
Cel'p.
Brothers
New York Hanseatic
600
Hirsch
division..
half
|
the
■;
sales
Corp.—
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
substantially
Marrud, Inc.—Sale$ Up 63%-
the
Boston
Hemphill,
&
200
Co.
Co.
&
Harriman
second
the
the
&
350
Freres
200
&
Co
&
$750
os
200
Deetjen
Sachs &
Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co
further, that
pioneering of
in
been
now
for
the
for
1962.
in
communities
company
records for
600
.
monies
"v
holding
The
Co
Inc.__
Merrili Lyncn, PxeiTe,
Fenner & Smith Inc.
600
&
Co.
HloginaOil
Co.
Union
Dillon.
The First
Halle
a
1963.
1,
the full effect
expanded
declared
quarter
Midland
Securities
Goldman,
advertising and sales promotion
during
this period
were
102.
that
Carl M.
Estabrook
were
net
second
The
new
Lehman
350
Emanuel,
slight
earnings
Tre-Jur,
earn
House
•'
'
York
200
Dominick
Securities
Corp.—Net Higher—
$5,605,157
share
a
the
lars.
Co
&
Corp.
toiletries
1963
operating income for the second
quarter
$5,452,477 or 48 cents a share against $4,845,337 or
was
cents
&
Dominion
&
Thaxmann
—
Lee
Eastman
former Di¬
elected
of
Co.
Lazard
or
$9,147,365
>.' 200
Co
600
The
was
drugs,
&
350
division
were
operating
dividends
and
was
Weeks
Loeb
Ladenburg,
Dominick
96
cents
a
share
on
11,284,358 common
at June 30, 1963. This compares with $9,505,cents per share on 11,219,899 common shares outstand¬
or
half
of
months
the
of
year
that
an
six
Amount
Kuhn,
350
Blytn & co., Inc
outstanding
ing
Co.
6c
Burnham
in
sold privately through
Michelman & Hanf Inc., New York.
Proceeds will be used for working capital.—V.
p. 2660.
The
that
$10,812,992
shares
It-
Instruments Corp. and Lynch Corp. approved
Cox Instruments into Lynch, effective June 28, 1963.
agreement, each share of Cox Instrument common
of
district
Bear, Stearns & Co
;
v-o.
fifty-fifty basis.
Stockholders of Cox
the
tronic
is
distributor
the introduction
Marine Midland
full- ownership
stock
'irus-
operanxxg
and
fully
Candy-Filth
—V.
.
Quarterly Report—
areas.
that with the dovetailing of two outstanding com¬
long experience in their particular fields, the problems
franchisee going into a retail business are greatly relieved.
The
concept of this
unique franchise
arrangement is
to
bring
together the successful operation of two leading companies under
panies
Hanover
Revson,
Inc.,
company
reflecting
firm
Consolidated
chain
retail
of
offer
plete
Corp.,
and
leading
will
tne
%
quality
largest
venture
does
cosmetic
with
outstanding
Stern,
5,000
Candy Corp.—Joint Franchising Agreement—
retailers
in
" [
'
•
companies
completed and that Maradel's earnings for the
year should improve sharply.—V. 197, p. 2356.
J.
J. A. Hogle & Co
Lester, Ryons & Co
Co.
&
&
The
Inc.
10,000
2145.
p.
Loft
Lott
/''
Revlon,
first
the
of
stated
the
$1,200,000,
of
Revson
and
the
for
This
the
Mr.
underwriting
the respective
shares of
Dempsey-Tegeler
5,000
Crowell,
—V.
the
1
issue
be
construction
major
subject
Baker,
by
take "an active part in the
the largest stockholder of
will
Revson
that
territories
sales
of
and
manufacturer
for
earnings
new
severally
Shares
5,000
Eichler
have
below.
the
125,000
taken.
10,000
Co
&
of
forth
set
the
are
10,000
Inc.
Barth
below
Co.j 47,000
Co
Bateman,
125,000 shs.
industrial
Inc.
sales
months
the company in
the
Mr.
estimated
approximately
by
net
toiletries
Marine
300,000 shs.
selling stockholders
stock
for all
pay
Ilayden, Stone & Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Baker, Simonds & Co.,
J.
named
conditions
and
the
common
Shares
Bache
equally
' '
Martin
that
announced
the period.
first
and
Mr.
-
p.
underwriting commitment is such that
required
•'
600,000 shs.
par)
the
at
declining
Jan
■.
products.
that
and
profit for
for
$280,000
900,000 shs.
($1
sale
the
Italy's
many
":.V :• Vt-'W;'■ Amount
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.__ $2,000
Bacne
.
>
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
v
facilities already available
American
national manufacturer
stated
1962.
'
"
,
2145.
p.
i agreement,
.
5%
stock
common
197,
Outstanding
debt:
prices
sterns,
population,
—«
....
Britis.i Govern¬
held
'
up
to
insured
contracts
the
Manuiacturers
of
Products,
company.
cosmetic
He
1963
Authorized
term
Short
of
oi
be
■
■
the
Vice-President
Maradel
Consolidated
Short
branches
Executive
063
of
Lightcraft of
Lightcraft was incor¬
1946.
1600
where
business
maintains
and
at
primarily
applications
functional
successor
designed
are
11,
and
the
BUSIiNxiSi—The company designs, manufactures and sells nation¬
ally a broad line of decorative incandescent lighting fixtures and
lamps for use in new construction as well as in remodeling and
redecorating.
the
for
water
19b2.
Fahnestock
expenditures
Lightcraft-General—Common Offered—On July 10,
R. Staats & Co., Los Angeles, offered
pub¬
licly 125,000 shares of this firm's outstanding common
stock at $10 per share.
from
used
and
of
cities,
respective
Products, Inc.—New Chairman; Earnings
of
and
and
com¬
July
Maradel,
large
net assets
William
and
augment
axfiliates
or
•
.
will
financing,
export
will
company
banks.
Lonoon
affairs
past
quarter.
At
invested in common
17.2%
streets
important
of
Its
31,
agreed,
u.
Co.,
w„o< are
Chairman
utility stocks,
population growth, continued
corporation's
securities.
portfolio of
the
were
pany's net assets.—V.
during
On
rector
of rapid
areas
in
little
represented
investment
The
two
Maradel
net assets was
months earlier.
Public
three
chiefly of companies in
need
Credit
redeemable
at
approximately 93.6%
of the
lund redemption price will
UNDERWRITERS—The
Forecast—
the report the unrealized
increased
$27,088,065
and
capital gains realized amounted to $3,447,175, or 29 cents per share.
The overall percentage of the corporation's assets invested
in
office
New
Export
ncn-recourse
smaller-sized
tx.e
company
subsidiaries
quarter
During the six months covered by
application
in
the
company's
assets
to
-new
t~e
and
year
first
the
Edge
York), to¬
(an
present or potential clients of the Bank. BrRisu
exporters who are clients of the three participants will also bene¬
fit by the creation of this company.—V. 197,
p. 717.
ldbJ.
These
provide
and
of
participating
England
with
compared
xi^ures
Co.,
"Commercial
ox
Robert
oy
Cnanm„*i
June
capital
to
months
OI
medium
at
Corp.—Assets Higher—
asados
x..,„
Trust
Corp.
Co., Ltd., Bruisn private baxixers,
lar^e Englis.i coramt.c.ai oanK, have
cz
a
called
will
company
of
years,
Tnis
Tuicu
Hanover
by the Export Credit Guarantee Department
ment,
Arista
ivianon
Bank, Ltd.,
company
Banking
be
1973
commencing
—(000's Omitted)—
Offer—
See
Guiness
and Kentucky
Stock
—
International
Manuiacturers
new
a
Tne
Leaseway
ot
and with District
j
outstanding.
most
Italian
Hanover
will
1,
fund,
CITY—Milan, Italy's leading commercial city,
the
Dec.
Ma.xuiacturers
snares
bonds
July
sinking
proceeds
will be
Lire,
systems,
concerns.
acquisition
authorized
retire
after
or
A
sinking
into
sewerage
Affiliate—
Kemucxcy
by
to
The
converted
quarter
Manufacturers
on
100%.
interest.
headquarters
Kentucky
FEATURES—The
City
to
PROCEEDS—Net
activity
tee,"
quax
the
calculated
accrued
ue
sum, "and we
are
also pleased that
wni maxk a continuation ox
the
long term
upward trend tnac has characterized Mallory operations xor' tne
past ten years.*'—V. iy7, p. 1317.
second
our
of
101%
maturity.
the
-j
o.ie-half
Co.
ance
the
of
snare
two
early
"but
last
especially
are
we've
home
one
too
said,
period
"We
ol-year-old Kentucky Cen.ral—oides; life insurance company
offices in Kentucky—will be the surviving company.
million,
and 4.2%
v.../'
still
Mallory
■V'.Yf-"-Y".
$25.5
year
year.
"lo's
of Dallas
Company,
Texas.
of
of this
quarter
/V/.
7
subsidiaries,
including
incurred therefor.
The
the
repayment
1963
construc¬
is presently estimated at $70,000,000.
FEATURES—The
1983
debentures
will
have
the
mandatory sinking fund of $1,000,000 in each of the
through 1979 and $4,000,000 in each of the years 1980
through 1982, calculated to retire 87% of the issue prior to matu¬
rity.
The debentures may not be redeemed prior to July 1, 1968.
other than for current sinking fund installments,
as
a
part of a
refunding by the application, directly or indirectly, of funds bor¬
rowed at an interest cost to the company of less than 4.40%.
For sinking fund the debentures will be redeemable at par, and
years
a
1966
will be redeemable
tion
prices
Oct.
31,
at the option
ranging
from
of the company at regular redemp¬
until Oct. 31, 1964 to par after
104.13%
1982.
BUSINESS—Headquartered
at
2223
Dodge
Street,
Omaha,
the
and its subsidiaries are engaged primarily in the produc¬
transmission, distribution -and sale of natural gas.
Gas Is
purchased primarily from the Texas Panhandle, Hugoton and Hans¬
ford (Texas) gas fields and the Permian Basin and transmitted to
points in Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota.
company
tion,
oil.
and
helium
and its subsidiaries are also engaged
natural gasoline, liquefied petroleum gas.
of
production
the
in
The company
Wisconsin.
and
.....
several underwriters named below have
underwriting agreement with the company whereby
thev
have
severally agreed to purchase the respective principal
amounts of debentures indicated below from the company, subject
to the terms and conditions of the underwriting agreement.
UNDERWRITERS—The
entered into
an
Peabody
Kidder,
JnC.
$3,810
$3,810
—
Co.,
&
$750
;
C.
W.
Co.
&
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
450
180
Co
4dJ
& Co
Langley
Lee
Baker, Weeks & Co
Barth & Co
300
Lehman
150
Loewi
&
Eichler & Co.A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
Blunt Eilis & Simmons-
150
Irving
Lundborg & Co.—
450
McCormick
165
McDonald
300
Merrill
J.
Bateman,
& Sons
Alex. Brown
Inc.
Caldwell
W.
Lee
Chiles & Co
150
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Newhard, Cook & Co.
Ohio
180
Paine,
Skaggs & Co
Merle-Smith
Dominick
&
Dominick—
150
&,
300
Piper,
Davis,
&
Union
Dillon,
&
Jackson
Webber,
43J
,
Jaffray
The
&
Rahel
Co
First
165
Inc.
Rothschild
J
& Co.—
L.
Corp._
Schwabacher
180
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
180
1D0
Boston
Stieglitz
Halle &
Stern
Brothers
180
Stone
&
&
American
150
Swiss
750
Talmage
150
300
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day
G. H. Walker & Co
150
Walston
& Co.,
Inc
180
450
Weedon
&
Inc
180
White, Weld & Co._______
Dean Witter &
Co._^—__
Woodard-Elwood
450
150
& Co.—
1
•
—V.
197, p. 2557.
Pacific Airmotive
used to
were
:
Addi¬
—
Corp.—Shows Loss for Year—
Robert
L.
Earle,
President,
and
John
W.
Chairman,
Myers,
re¬
ported that consolidated sales were $13,685,000 for the six-mon h
period enaed May 31, 1963.
This compares with sales of $15,838,for
000
the
first
Unaudited
half
figures
then
The
of
marily
net
a
the
from
the
that
said
sharp
decline
in
curtailment
volume
sales
pri¬
exper.enced by
operations
in
of the company's principal customers early in the year, par¬
ticularly tnose airlines that aepend upon the Military Air Trans¬
many
Service for a large portion of their business.
Utilization
funds during the Cuban crisis depleted monies available
port
of
in
MATS
"the
half
first
operators,
of
of
proving
of
most
MATS
new
in
1963
whom
and
Engine
Electrochemical
Park
On
July
the
9,
West
to
Coast-based
With the awarding
funds, volume is im¬
Aviation Products Divisions.—V. 197,
1..■%%
;'
; ■ :-
2052.
p.
awards
customers.
PAC
are
under
contracts
the
contract
for
fiscal
1964
Corp.—Forms Subsidiary—
announced
company
the
formation
of
new
a
subsidiary, Porceram Corp. marking the company's drive into
bilit
related
technological
announcement
underwriting
the
agreement,
the
several
agreed severally, subject to the terms and
condi¬
from the selling stockholders
the 518,600 shares of common stock of the company.
The under¬
writers are committed to take and pay for all the shares of. the
have
j
set
forth,
will
fense,
with
common
the
A
pilot plant has been established and new packaging,
giftware and electronic products and materials are in
Proprietary production processes developed by Park
are
expected to make available to consumers products of superior
design and decor at competitive prices.
Park
—V.
stock, if any are taken. The stock constitutes approximately 30%
the outstanding shares of common stock of the company.
shares
;of
underwriters and
of
stock
the
to
each
The
the respective
be
of the several
purchased
by
of
number
them
are
as
follows:
Shares
Lehman Brothers
A.
C.
Allyn
&
Co.
—
Bache & Co.
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Robert
W.
Baird
&
7,290
7,290
4,295
Mackall
McDonnell
Burge & Kraus
Barth & Co.
Jack M.
&
Bass
2,570
4,295
Co
Fenner
&
2,570
Turben
4,295
Bear, Stearns & Co
7,290
7,290
Mid-Continent
1,285
Mid-South
G.
Becker
&
Inc.-
Co.
Blyth
& Co., Inc.Boettcher & Co
__
Co.,
2,570
2,570
Clayton Securities Corp.-
2,570
2,570
W.
2,570
4,295
Norris
&
Burr
Julien Collins & Co
Courts
&
--
Co.——
—
Inc.
&
I.
&
Webber,
Co.
G.
Edwards
&
7,290
11,400
Sons—
2,570
First
4,295
1,285
California
Inc.
Co.
Corp.
Freehling & Co
2,570
Glore, Forgan & Co.— 11,400
Goldman, Sachs & Co
11,400
Halle & Stieglitz—
2,570
Hallgarten & Co.;
7,290
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
2,570
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
2,570
2,570
Inc.
Co.—
2,570
&
11,400
Inc.
Schwabacher
Charles
E.
Shearson,
2.570
:
4,295
Southeastern
7,29o
Inc.
H.
Co.,
1,285
Higgins
&
Inc.
Hill
J.
Hogle
A.
E.
F.
Co., Inc.
& Co.——
Hutton
&
Co., Inc.
&
ties
Webster
Corp.
Straus,
Stroud &
1,285
Sutro
7,290
Trulock
Kidder,
Inc.
Peabody
__——
Kroeze,
&
:
McLarty
1,285
Co.
Dowell
&
United
&
Co.
2,570
2,570
Inc.
Co.—
&
Co.,
Wagbhseller & Durst
&
J.
C.
& Co., inc
Wheat & Co.—
Willis,
—1,285
Kenny
&
4,295
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
Inc
&
Co
1,285
7,290
_
2,570
11,400
1,285
company
has
reported
year
the
ended
industrial
highest sales and profts in its
April 30, 1963. Sales for the 12-
,v.
the
lUiteu.
u
in
"I
'
,
,,
8, the
Stock
Dana
stock of the
under the
common
company
Exchange
this issue.—V.
Corp.,
Phelan
was
symbol
six
a
year
share
i'ro.a ::4^3,900
-
ago.
totaled
last
quarter
quarter rose 27%
to a n?w
in the sa ne 19J2 period. This
$441,300,000, up 3%
65
on
year,
cents,
against
a
larger
number
51
cents
half
of shares
1963, profits after taxes rose to a new peak
increase of 23%
over earnings ol £.24,000 ><>
in
an
n.ci.
of
c.
s
.
2.
..
j%
:co.
to
a
first
new
half high
compared with $853,900,000 a year earlier.
Earnings per share for the six months ended June 30
SI.60, as against $1.32 in the similar 1962 period.
$t77,3C0,D00,
In
tl at
totaled
joint announcement, General Sarnoff and Dr. Engstrnm
a
„i.e
suauy
progression oi RCA's earnings is expected to
and beyond if the national vt-i,e..-
.p.,a.a
through
inue
ccun.ers
1963
I9i8,
reversals.—V.
unforeseen
no
8.
p.
Republic Corp.—New Stock Interest—
BSF
fate
this issue.—V. 197, p. 2509.
Co.,
Riddle
Airlines, Inc.—Private Financing Arranged
—On
July 8, 1963, it was reported that the company
to borrow $2,700,000 from Walter E.
Heller & Co., and $1,000,000 from Chemical Bank
had
arranged
New York
Trust
Co.
.
_
.
.
.
In
addition, the company has arranged with itsi
principal creditors, General Dynamics Corp., and
Douglas Aircraft Co., to defer certain obligations,
which will be paid over a long-term period.
Riddle said the refinancing program was developed
with
the assistance fo Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, New York, and ended several months of nego¬
The
General Dynamics $5,800,000
planes and for their conversion to
cargo and passenger service from straight passenger
use.
General Dynamics has agreed to accept $2,100,000 in cash, 1,000,000 Riddle treasury shares valued
at $1 each and a later payment of $600,000, making
a total of
$3,700,000 in full payment: for its debt.
Riddle
also
owed
Douglas
$4,450,000 on three
DC-7Cs purchased in 1960.
Douglas1 has agreed to
defer further payments on this debt until mid-1965,
with final payment due in 1970. Douglas also con¬
tracted to lease the company two DC-8F jet aircraft,
for carrying passengers and cargo.—V. 197, p. 1017.
for
owed
company
DC-7C
seven
Rio Algom Mines Ltd.—South African Copper
See
Newmont
Mining
this
Corp.,
issue.—V.
197,
Proj.
1017.
p.
Roddy Recreation Products, Inc.—Annual Report—
1962
1963
before
Federal
income
operating
i
listed
on
the
*ue
197,
197,
Finance
Corp.—Notes
'
•
■
•
46
International,
Seymour Leslie,
pointment,
Inc.—Management
nominated
for
a
and
seat
International
sold
President
is
outlet.—V.
197,
Ira
has
L.
Board
merchandiser
recordings
and
the world and
Change
the
announced
to
Moss
Manager.
Pickwick's
a
throughout
of
General
on
educational
and
are
and
immediately,
Vice-President
Pickwick
retail
Chairman
effective
Moss
of
of
above
V.
Its
to
increase
St.
burgh
22,
tenders
due
for
Jan.
$366,983
V.197,
Pa.,
p.
1,
will
the
up
to
to
it
sale
1970
at
Bank
to
prices
&
recorded
type
every
3
p.m.
of 5%
to
(EDST)
312
Fourth
Ave.,
100%
C.
B.
to
and
exhaust
accrued
the
sum
June
1,
manufacturer
cents
1963,
of
with 49 cents per
1962.
share
per
reported
were
for
the
twenty-seven weeks
Plymouth Rubber Co.,
specialties.
This
compares
today
by
plastics and rubber
share earned in the twenty six weeks ended May
26,
$687,080
was
weeks
in
Net
last
sales
year.—V.
for
with
were
196,
the
1963
$400,644
twenty-seven
for, the
week
period
first
twenty-six
$13,655,015 this year compared with
1662.
p.
A
net
has
been
increase
in
announced
radio
E?
out.
sales of 23%
over
the previous fiscal year
by this Skokie, Illinois manufacturer of capac¬
suppression filters, and other electronic
interference
decrease
developing
>
in
new
Furthermore,
net
earnings
products
the
and
previous
a
a
the company's annual report
23% increase in revenues, a
22%
increase in cash flow.—
Inc.
(Milwaukee)
%
announced that it will
5V'4%.
will
be
used
private
estimated
for
additions
hospital.
The
and
due in part to expenditures
markets, Mr. Ruane pointed
fiscal
year's
earnings reflected
was
new
to
this
program
will
impfoveirents
construction
$8,462,000.
Scott Paper Co.—Net Up
Sales
and
the
second
in
and
income
net
for
14.4%; Sales 5%—
continued
to
and established
months, Thomas
quarter
six
the
show marked improvement
records both for the quar¬
McCabe, Chairman, an¬
B.
nounced.
Net
income
the
for
second three
months of
1963 was
$8^566,146,
preferred dividends to 32 cents a common share on
shares outstanding at June 29. This is a
14.4%
increase from the $7,488,443 or 28 cents a share shown on 131,531
fewer shares outstanding,
for the corresponding period last yearafter
equal
the
26,391,514
higher
Second
the
number of shares this year is largely the result
the company's 3%
convertible debentures.
of
of
conversion
sales of $89,965,023 showed a
reported for the second three
quarter
$85,719,513
"
the
first
increase over
month period of
5%
'
-
net
half,
income
of
$16,810,028
represented a
six months^
to 63 cents
gain over the $14,644,299 earned in 1962's first
Earnings this year are equal after preferred dividends
a
common
share up from 55 cents
^ the like
Sales for the six months totaled $180,396,7-06, up 5.8
14.8%
that
The
lor
that the com¬
equal to $1.94
shave for the
July 16, $5,500,000 of this corporation's first mort¬
1965-83. The issue will bear interest of from
on
Milwaukee
an
For
annual report to stockholders, John P. Ruane, President,
consolidated sales for the year ended April 30,
1963
$1,698,812 compared with $1,383,986 for the previous year.
Earnings for the current year were $35,399 or 54 cents a share
against $39,745 or 61 cents a share in 1962.
said
and
Hospital Association,
1962.
Potter Co.—Net Lower—
itors,
in
represent
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., has
to
The
income
net
compared
1962.
$13,387,029
cost
of
interest.—
Plymouth Rubber Co., Inc.—Sales, Net Up Sharply
84
per
1095.
publicly
ter
of
$1.60
serial bonds due
large
Pitts¬
1017.
Earnings
to
on
sufficient
exceed
included
earnings,
gage
July 16, 1963, receive
first mortgage sinking fund bonds
amount
an
not
Co.,
equal
ago.
offer
412%
Trust
in
Luke's
Proceeds
Commonwealth
year
figures,
—To Offer Bonds—
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
The
$1,525,051
from
shareholders,
192, p.
of $6,395,312 for the comparable
revenues
ap¬
2052,
p.
share, up
same period
a
The
on
ago.
Rollins, President, told shareholders
flow from operations was $1,859,288
per
33%
has reported all-time record highs in revenue;
flow for the year ended April 30,
1963.
Net
share
per
year
a
Wayne
pany's cash
priced,
economy
almost
37c
$580,388 equal to 61 cents per share on revenues of
This compares
with net earnings of $437,396 equal
O.
post of
has
also
Directors.
tapes.
in
the
148,255
were
cents
period
mailed
'
.
100,340
42.7c
—
e
a.
cash
and
$7,899,744.
I
.
104,708
174,486
taxes
1161.
p.
earnings
Sold
248,595
income
>
company
profit,
2502.
p.
$2,174,179
279,194
taxes
Rollins Broadcasting, Inc.—Record Net, Revenues—
PZL.
Privately—On
July 9, it was reported that $1,800,000 of this firm's
senior notes and $250,000 of its junior subordinated
notes, both due 1975, had been sold privately, through
Robert Fulton Maine Co., New York.—V. 197, p. 85.
Executive
,
1963.
first
$29,400,000,
the rirst
second
$9,500,000
sales of
common
comparable
die
For
a
the
from
record
per
outstanding
cf
for
taxes
on
the second quarter
in
Earnings
in
ngonom
.
year.
after
achieved
C%0
Sales, Net—
quarter results provided the ninth consecutive quarter
earnings have exceeded the comparable pe.i.d of
pievious
Fronts
—V.
were
NuTone Inc.—Record Sales, Net—
The
meet
1.0
o^iviae
RCA's
Net
Exchange Listing—
devices.
142.
histpry. for the fiscal
the
Federal
issue.
2,570
2,570
Co.
1,285
Ayres,
Inc.
Loewi
&
custoin-ui.Sigi.au
of America—Record
high of $12,100,000,
Net
1,285
Co.—
Dean Witter
198, p.
4,295
——
Inc.—_
Securities
whith
registered with the SEC, U. S.
exercise their rights but may sell
Co.,- this
Stock
Consolidated
Mc¬
Lester, Ryons & Co.—
—V.
11.400
1,285
Walston
11,400
—
Duddleston
4,295
Securi¬
I
Co.——
&
See
ended
,
Blosser
,
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
Kalman & Co., Inc.-,—
The Kentucky Co.—,
The Illinois Co. Inc
&
Storz-Wachob-Bender Co.
7,290
2,570
Jamieson
Meyer
jcniiitr
j.he second
The
1,285
2,570
—
2,570
Stone
1,285
2,570
2,570
&
Boyce__
Frank,
c^mpxCce
company
set all-time sa(les and earnings reco.us in tie
quarter and first half of 1963, Chairman David Samoff and
I resident
in
be
not
Securities
&
Fox
Co.;
•
Richards
11,400
————
Bros.
Stern,
2,570
——
Hentz & Co._.
Bardon
Corp.
Stein
July
York
of
&
Co
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
&
On
New
2,570
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
Henderson
not
may
Oil
Penn
York
2,570
4,295
2,570
J.
aiiu
Radio Corp.
Tne
second
2,570
Inc.—
Ira Haupt & Co.——
R.
New
products
7,290
&
South
children's
2,570
7,290
Hammill
Simon
will
Pennzoil Co.—New Name—
See
7,290
Co.
M.
West
$4,655,815
4,295
2,570
Co.—_
Seay,
plant
the
military specifications.
Canada.
been
Inc
&
offering
stockholders
in
Pickwick
7,290
Gardner—
&
the
Since
resident
them
7,290
—
& Co.,
will
!
2,570
Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc.
Rowles, Winston & Co.—
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—
Scherck, Richter Co
I.
Rights
Hop—
Reynolds
leased
on
of
11,400
Kistler & Co.—
R. W. Pressprich & Co.—
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Reinholdt
to
basis
11,400
wood
7,290
and
to
&
_____
Jaffray
Piper,
-
has announced that it will offer itfe stockholders
subscribe for 607,000 .treasury shares, ijit $6, per share
one new share for'each five held of necord July
17.
expire Aug. 21. Unsubscribed shares will be purchased
company
2,570
Powell,
Equitable Securities Corp.
The First Columbus
2,570
—
Corp.
and metal components.
Perfect Circle Corp.—Assets Sold—
Jackson
Curtis
Paribas
Union
Securities & Co.—
A.
Hirshberg,
Northwest
&
4,295..
duPont
Dillon,
&
Paine,
Co.,
—
Francis
Eastman
1,285
2,570
1,285
Son
Pacific
——2,570
& Co., Inc
7,290
J. M. Dain
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co.
Co.—;
Co.—
Craig-Hallum, Kinnard,
Inc.
2,570
—
Securities
Newbold's
losses
division,
Potter in
plant
new
i\(
—.—_—
H.
the
new
a
recently started operations in a new
Calif, to serve the electronics industries
The
Pu.o.torj
by Wood, Gundy & Co., Toronto, and Compania de Bonos, Acciones
y Negocios Industriales S.A.
Securities
Inc.
Inc.
of plastic
manufacturer
2253.
p.
Co.,
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton Inc.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Coffin
11,400
major
a
light
the
on
2,570
The Milwaukee
11,400
2,570
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.
Inc.
&
the
2,570
Inc. •'.%
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
A.
2,570
4,295
Inc
Co.
Smith
&
Merrill,
1,285
Black & Co., Inc
2,570
Co._
McKelvy & Co
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
4,295
Ball,
2,570
& Coe
Marshall
The
Co.,
Inc.
J.
Shares
Irving Lundborg & Co.—
W. L. Lyons & Co.——
64,100
is
197,
Patino Mining Corp.—Plans Rights Offering—
of
The names
new
appliance,
purchase
to
from
of
tiations.
Jerry Shore,
Chairman, disclosed that
products for home, industry and de¬
technological denominators. These entail
by
manufacture
Porceram
all
new
areas.
development.
therein
establ.shment
will provide facilities for special research
and development activities, an electromagnetic compatibility labora¬
tory, manuiaci.ur.ng iacilities lor the production of ceramic ca-
resulted
nancing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—In
the
announced
company
loss
application of porcelain epamel on aluminum and the applica¬
tion
of
ceramic
operations to glass
and claywares at elevated
temperatures.
' '"v;;
\
V;
tions
aiso
Anaheim,
Coast.
.cmi
1962.
indicate
Details—Our July 8, 1963 issue re¬
ported the sale on July 3 of 518,600 shares of this
firm's outstanding common stock at $35.25 per share
through Lehman Brothers, Chicago. Additional fi¬
tional Financing
underwriters
a
larger income tax carry forward
previous years," he explained.
outstanding.
ofticers
The
Co.
Northwestern National Life Insurance
The
in
of
750
180
the notes
4% debentures and
$5 preferred stock.
The remainder will be applied
toward expansion of paper making facilities.—V. 197,
p. 2357.
750
450
300
-
-
Co.
the sale of
from
Proceeds
retire the company's outstanding
300
300
Inc
Co.,
300
Corp
Co.
&
450
Hutton & Co
&
150
—
Spencer Trask & Co
750
Kalman
180
Co.
Co
Kirkland & Co.
of
in
Ruane
the electromagnetic
compatibility division. "This places
the unique position of being able to provide complete service and
responsibility lor radio interference suppression in any industrial
or
military electronic system," he explained.
v>uS
shares
750
_
Sutro
Hayden, Stone
Co. Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co—
J. j. B. Hilliard & Son_
Hornblower & Weeks
E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc.-
placement.
of $120,000 for the first
six months of this year, equivalent to
14 cents a share on the!
848,331
shares
outstanding.
Net operating
profit for
the first
half of 1962 was $190,COO, |or 26M> cents a share on the 715,923
Securi¬
Webster
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Jenks,
reported that the company had placed $31,500,000 of promissory notes, due July 1, 1983, pri¬
vately with institutional investors.
Of the total,
$16,500,000 has been delivered to the purchasers, and
the balance will be delivered by Oct.
1964. Blyth
& Co., Inc., New York, assisted the company in the
300
Co
Storz-Wachob-Bender
300
—
benefit
Mr.
was
75 J
R. Staacs & co._
ties Corp.
150
—
Hallgarten & Co.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
William
750
&
the
incurred
Paper Co.—Notes Sold Privately—On July
Oxford
9, it
16j
150
& Co.—
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
750
Corp.
W. E.
300
Co
Agnew
Shuman,
Glore, Forgan & CoGoldman, Sachs & Co.—
Goodbody & Co.-
considerable
a
assembly plant in North Vernon, Indiana and three addi¬
tional cabinet assembly plants would be in operation
beiore the
end of
tne
year.
The company borrowed no money on either a
short or long term basis during the fiscal year and at the present
time has no outstanding loans.—V. 198, p. 99. /
;
:
B0J
—
of Michigan Corp.Nebraska Securities
First
profits were achieved after
higher
development and start-up expenses in its new kitchen
He
said
production has
started at
the first
lor
lo J
Cu._.__
150
F.
of
division.
cabinet
180
Robinson-Hump..r^y
Co.,
165
sales
over
Hop-
&
—
&
Riter
150
Co
15J
Co
750
First
The
750
Co
loJ
Curtis
Cliff
J.
1JJ
Co.
Northwest
wood
300
these
that
cated
write-o.f
150
Pacific
Securities
150
_
4 jJ
The
Ellis, Holyoke &
Elworthy & Co
Estes & Co., Inc
_
Moseley & Co
S.
150
Eastman
16•,
_
&
Templeion Inc.
165
Dick
lnc._
Co.
Jonts
300
Inc.
Co.
&
Smith
&
F.
Co
-
io.>
750
150
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.—
&
18J
& Co
Micchum,
.
Dodge
Clark,
Courts
165
Co.__
Milwaukee
The
150
Phillips, Inc.—
Carroll &|Co
15J
Lynch, Pierce,
180
—
increase
previous year. Net profit after taxes amounted
$2,616,806—a
9.8%
gain over the previous year's income of
$2,382,359.
Earnings per share increased to $1.67, from $1.56 per
share icr the piv>ioun year.
In his letter to shareholders, J. Ralph Corbett, Chairman, indi¬
750
■
Inc
Co.
150
—
—
Brothers
Fenner
Co.
&
Slocumb
Brush,
Burnhara & Co
6.6%
$36,321,177—a
were
tor the
to
450
Higginson Corp
180
:——
Inc.
period
$34,083,/68
cabinet
—(000's Omitted)—
Blyth & Co., Inc
A. C. Allyn & Co
Robert W.
Baird
month
period las^ yearp
$170,504,128
reported
a
year
Ic
from the
earlier.
results for the first half of the year, the Hcott
"Competitive pressures remainedI strong m
line of sanitary paper products a"dQP"c;rl^et^"
ness
continued to characterize, the market for Kraft
a^nd
papers. Despite these factors, however, we continue to view
1963
with optimism."—V. 197, p. 1574.
Reviewing
Chief
the
the
Executive
said,
trademarked
Continued
on
page
49
Volume
198
Number
6281
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Company
Firth
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
the
lust
grouped
are
indicate
we
second
a
table
in
which
two
separate
dividends
Then
the
ously announced, but which have not
we
fonow
payments
Frantwnn
Share
Name ol Company
Class
inc.,
B
Allied
4
1
from
investment
net
Equitaoie
Quarterly
American
Enterprise
Film
&
Milling
+2oc
8-30
8-
6-x-at
8-20
sugar
Air
quar.)
1
7-31
9-
Fund
(quar.)__
7-17
7-16
7-17
Extra
4'A%
7-15
8-
t$l.l2'A
7-12
-id
8-16
7-i5
7-
10-
1
10-
1
Company
9-14
7-
National
Class
1
9-13
7-26
Plessey
9-
8-15
Primex
Equities,
7-10
Procter
&
7%
y-16
Tea
Co.
7-
8-19
3
30c
8-31
8-
112V2C
8-15
30c
7-31
7-11
7-31
7-15
{10c
_
i
7-31
7-15
preferred
5.75 %
Baker
preierred
Industries,
Inc.
Bank
of
Commerce
of
New
nounced
stocK
is
stock
basis
stock
lor
each
Blue
&
Ridge
(From
Booth
Saco
iquar.)
Water
Co.
Fund,
9-
1
8-15
8-
preferred
Brown
Shoe
Buchanan
Capital
Special
shares
Canadian
5'A%
>4%
preferred
Capital
70c
Soya
Stock
Co.,
preferred
9
7-10
5-
1
7-15
10-
7-
Reynolds
7-15
7-
Rheinische
8-
7-19
5
7-24
1
1
8-
1
'A %
Robinson
1
7-30
7-
7-31
Proteins
9-30
9-15
9-
3
8-
5
S.
$3
:_______
1-2-64
12-
3
St.
7-29
St.
Louis
8-
7-24
$1.12'/2
1
Rojames
Extra
8-
preferred
series
4%
6%
$1.35
Chain
Belt
Co.
Chicago Title
Cincinnati
4%
8-31
9-
2
JiHy
Inc.,
Steak
B
&
Ry
Co.
Trust
9-
2
8-15
7-15
preferred A
C.
M.
2
Screw
7-15
6-26
8-30
8-15
Chicago
&
8-^t
8-31
Kissel
(s-a)
Cleveland
8-20
8-15
Pittsburgh RR.,
special gtd. (quar.)
4%
Collins
Company
7%
9-30
8-26
9-30
8-26
9-30
Paper
(quar.)
9-30
8-26
9-30
4.'A%
&
Corp.
Southern
preferred
preferred
4.65%-
Combined
Concord
7-15
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
8-
Co.
9-
5
Co.
&
1
class
Co.
7-31
Massachusetts
Co.
9-
3
8-
Continental
Conwest
Investment
Exploration,
Corp.
Ltd.
!
9-
3
8-
Class
7-
2
2
7-15
7-
9-13
l
Provost,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
(s-a)
class
8-
1
1
9-16
10-15
Mines
Dial
Press,
8-
8-
1
.
7-15
7-20
7-
9-19
7-15
7-
Finance
7-15
7-
8-23
8-
9
5
7c
7-15
7-
7-25
7-
7-15
22c
8-26
{10c
.
—
!
7-26
10c
10-15
8-
33Ac
1
10-18
33Ac
:
(quar.)
8-15
8-
8-
Miller
dividend
Stock
dividend
vertible
Stock
Stock
in
80c
par
preferred
80c
par
in
10-
in
11-15
7-31
7-17
8-23
8-
8-
2
6
7-15
9-13
8-16
value
80c
par
in
Inc.
(quar.)
Long & Co., Ltd.
value
payment
of
of
2%*
British
less
10-15
1-15-64
stock—
4-15-64
7'Ac
Elliott-Automation,
Exeter
$2
Ltd.
conv;
~3c
115c
,-j.
1
7-15
7-
2
8-30
7-22
9-
8-10
1
12-1
11-
1
;
Strong
3
Suburban
7-10
Common
90c
' /
Stampings
Financial
(quar.)
$0.0093
First
plus
net
7-12
45c
8-
1
7-15
8-
5
long-term
from
National
National
Quarterly
First
of
Tulsa
New
from
Process
5
7-30
7-19
7-
5
8-
pfd.
(quar.)
—
Lumber
Union
Trust
7-20
6-29
United-Buckingham
8-15
7-30
8-15
7-30
9-9
8-19
8-
1
7-22
9-30
8-
$1.183A
42'Ac
7-31
(New
Noranda
Co.
American
Florida
8-
Northeastern
Trust
Co.
Obear-Nester
Overland
Western
net
Bank
Bank
of
capital
short-term
(Los
(Morrislown,
4_
0.2444
(quar.)
40c
N,
.
Financial
and
gains
Angeles)
Weinkles
(stock
6-28
7-16
5
div.)
30c
5</o
8-
1
8-31
4.80%
preferred
preferred
preferred
7-25
7-31
$2
$3
8-30
,'i 7- 9
7-25
7-8
7-25
7-
8-15
7-25
8-31
8-
7-19
8
9
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
8-
l;
7-19
7-19
7-15
7-10
9-12
7-10
9-13
8-30
7-30
7-19
8-15
-
I
8-
8-15
1
7-31
7-31
6-12
7-19
7-16
V
7-12
7-12
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
8-15
7-31
5c
9-
1
3-15
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-17
35c
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-31
30c
8-
1
7-19
$1.31'A
(quar.)
common
8-
1
7-19
8-
8
7-
1
7-19
7-30
7-ii
30c
7-26
7-12
19c
9-14
8-19
40c
8-
7-15
$1.17'A
(quar.)_
(initial
quar.)
(quar.)__
National Bank
60c
pref.
Bank
Steel,
(Conn.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
3c
7-22
1
7-22
7-31
Wometco
Co.
7-19
Work
Class
9-
6
99-
6
(F.
Wear
Class
B
Wurlitzer
class
Corp.,
A
15c
(quar.)
5'Ac
Co.
W.)
70c
(quar.)
York
Research
Dividend
7-15
7-
9-16
8-16
5
9-10
8-31
20c
7-15
7-
22'Ac
7-15
omitted
payment
on
class
7-31
1
8-15
9-
i.
.
6-29
the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include dividends announced this week, these being given in the
Below
give
we
weeks and
6-22
20c
8
not yet
8-
tl5c
1
7-12
8-15
:
7-26
7-31
7-17
table.
preceding
Per
Share
Name of Company
AMT
&
27'Ac
8-15
8-15
7-19
7-19
30c
8-15
7-19
3114c
8-15
7-19
A
31'Ac
8-15
7-19
(quar.)__
8-15
A
■
6-17
(quar.)
preferred
1
7-31
8-29
preferred
(quar.)
8-30
8-15
20C
(quar.)—
shares.
9-12
28'Ac
(quar.)
8-30
8-
Corp.—
Corporation
Abbott
Laboratories
Aberdeen
Abrams
Fund
(A.
R.)
(quar.)
—
—
Adirondack
Affiliated
—
(quar.)
Inc.
Air
Control
from
Products
(quar.)_
31'Ac
8-15
343Ac
8-15
7-19
Air
37'Ac
8-15
7-19
Akron,
&
Canton
(increased
Chemicals
&
1
8-
1
7-10
6-28
lc
7-25
7-25
7-11
1
7-17
8-
9-27
8-15
6c
quar.)_:—
(quar.)—
Youngstown
RR
7-22
6-21
12'Ac
—
7-19
2
Holders
investment
(quar.)
Products
8-
IV2C
__—
(quarterly
income)
Aileen,
55c
10c
Corp..
Industries
Fund
8-15
8c
(quar.)
Inc.
When
Payable of Rec.
10c
(quar.)____
Co.—
i.
3
lc
:
Company
9-13
183'4C
(quar.)
common
—
9-13
9-
6
1
B
(quar.)_^
Enterprises,
(quar.)
Woolworth
1
7-12
8-22
7-22
1
7-31
8-
7-18
10-
6-29
15c
7-22
10-
7-15
7-15
75c
Oil
1
10-
7-12'
7-31
1
1
1
7-31
14c
{15c
Co.
Ltd
8-
1
8-
1
50c
8-
30c
(quar.)
2'Ac
t20c
8-
5Cc
(quar.)
7-15
15c
prior
8-
preferred
preferred
6-28
30c
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)__
White
5
redeemable
6%
7-15
$38c
(quar.)__
A
Westminster
9-
7-12
1
redeemable
preferred
8-26
8-15
Paper Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Sewing Machine Corp.—
7-19
9-16
5%
5'A%
class
Inc.
Canada
8- 1
9-13
8-
20c
A
(quar.)
non-redeemable
6-28
9-30
12'Ac
common
(quar.)
Power,
Liquor Stores
Transportation
Western
5%
5%
7-22
8-
J.)—
.
Corp.
4.50%
7-20
7-24
{38c
Ltd.,
National
Adams-Millis
4.36%
Lines,
(quar.)
Van Dorn Iron Works (quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Werner
30c
(quar.)
class
(quar.)__'
Pacific Gas & Electric
$0.1344
gains
4.70%
7-19
'
■
8-10
t30c
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
7-26
10c
{22'Ac
preferred
preferred
Waterbury
20c
(Houston)
Pennsylvania
Glass
Corp.
Peninsula
7-15
933Ac
Telephone
Express,
40c
T
10-15
$1.12'A
Corp.
Bank
Freight
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Value Line Fund.
10-15
11-
Corp.—
(quar.)
Telephone,
State
8-15
60c
Time
5'A%
7-15
11-
15c
Gas
&
(quar.)
Car
7-19
1
30c
S.
45c
(quar.)_.
Ltd.
1
35c
(quar.)
S.
9'Ac
income)—
(quar.)
I
Mines,
(Cleveland)
(quar.)
Foods.
25c
(quar.)
Co.
6-
89-
t8c
—
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Fire Insurance Co.
(N. Y.
(increased).
7-26
Corp. (22c from net invest¬
plus 8c from long-term cap¬
Spring
7-12
61c
15c
quar.)
(quar.)
40c
5c
—
(quar.)
gains)
No-Sag
7-16
t6c
(increased
(Baltimore)
preferred
Upper
'7-15
$1.12'A
Share
5
1%
U.
•
income
ment
ital
8-
20c
60ciconvertible
5
Bruns¬
Co
Electric
preferred
1
7-23
$.006'A
B
United
7-19
3-
50c
(quar.)
Cleveland
Insurance
preferred
Co.
Co.
Corporations
Class
8-26
8-31
8-10
1
7-
1
22'Ac
B
United
5%
A.'.v-:-/
(quar.)
$4.50
8-12
7%
8-
5c
(quar.)
Bank
Commerce
Class
30c
(quar.)
Jersey
Merchandise
State
1
7-15
62'Ac
(s-a)__l_
—J.
Union
10c
York
9-
7-15
Inc.—
Ltd
Pipelines
Union
15c
investment
York
•
20c
(quar.)
U.
Co.
New
4'A%
Lyle,
9
Wilcox
York
Fire
&
Trans-Prairie
6-29
Fund—
England
7-20
■
1
t$1.31'A
x.—_~l
dividend)
•7-11
25c
(quar.)
New
9
18c
income)
income)
Service,
(stock
1
25c
—
(quar.)
Bank of
8-
7-26
(Schenectady, N. Y.)
New
7-19
8-
8-23
8-
40c
Bank
City
8-26
25c
(quar.)
Taft Broadcasting Co.
(Pgh.) —
.'
wick)
National
Pittsburgh
83Ac
distribution
a
1
1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
7-20
7'Ac
Detroit
of
Side
1
3
Industrial
income
First
of
North
Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly of $0.1007 from net investment
from
Bank
7-
8-
Co.
■'
Bank
7-15
$1.50
Trust
.
National
North
4c
Extra
Federal
Inc.
North
9
7-19
.' % 30c
&
Bank
5-14
8-
7-
8-19
10c
2
1
6c
—
(quar.)__
1
10-
11-
7-19
10c
Moore-Handley,
.
7-12
(Springfield
"J
8-30
9-
i
Bros.
8-
25c
(quar.)
common
(increased)
Water
9-30
30c
40c
Company, 6% preferred (quar.)
Fairfield County Trust Co. (Conn.)
(quar.)_
8
8-15
$1.25
Co.
Co.,
Arner, 5% preferred
Photos, Inc. (quar.)
7-31
60c
Eank
9-10
50c
Bank
Extra
North
$.042
—
8-
22c
common
Cobb
Studer's
9-30
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.%
87'Ac
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR. gtd. (quar.)
& Hampton Electric Co.
(quar.)
Fairbanks
Farmer
Telephone
10c
Quarterly
Niagara
115c
;
_
preferred
4-
tax
i,w
,
5
Insurance
(s-a)
&
3.75%
P-°2
:
&
7-25
(interim
38%%)
■
12-31
con¬
deposit receipts ordinary
Industries, Ltd. (quar.)
Quarterly
8
9-
40c
(quar.)
.__
Foods
8-15
2%
New
stock
income
8-
$0,418
Co.,
investment
Stouffer
Telephone of Illinois—
(Quarterly
Dover
Erie
1
A
New
American
Equity^ Corp.,
10-
con¬
_
Ordinary
1
con¬
Donnkenny,
Dorman
7-
Life
&
preferred
(s-a)
Nestle-LeMur
7-15
stock—'
$1
5%
Extra
10-31
con¬
$1
5
t25c
Ltd.
investment
{92c
7-31
(L. A.)
A
Drug
preferred
1st
Tate
Quarterly
7-31
stock__
$1
value
(one-for-100)
preferred
SI
value
(one-for-1001
dividend
vertible
par
(one-for-100)
preferred
dividend
vertible
80c
7-19
9-
25C
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5'A%< preferred A
7-15
6c
quarterly
Co.
National
(one-for-100)
preferred
1
$1.25
:
Power
series
(From
1
$1.37
quar.)
National
Mohawk National
1 V 7-15
8c
;___
7-19
1
8-
Stein, Roe & Barnham Stock Fund—
7-10
10-
15c
Rhoades, Inc.K 43A%
Minneapolis Gas Co.
(quar.)
1
1
8-15
27'Ac
Dialight Corporation
(quar.)
Incorporated, class A—
vertible
Co
Trust,
Pacific
25c
_'_L—^
^1!
(Germany)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5%'
6-28
20c
_'
7-12
8-
583Ac
—
Springfield Gas Light Co. (Mass.)
(quar.)_
Stein, Roe & Farnham Balanced Fund—
2
9-30
$5
3
10%
Common
9
Disc,
Stock
(quar.)
10c
National
Middle States
9
125c
(quar.)
2
2
7-
at
(quar.)
preferred „(quar. )___
5 'A %
Investors
Southeastern
8-30
15c
dividend
Increased
1
15c
(quar.)
Inc.
8,
5c
payment
preferred (quar.)
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish Co. (quar.)__
Smith's Transfer Corp. of Staunton
(Va.l—
Class A
(quar.)
8-24
20c
National
Cuneo
Ltd.
preferred
$2.44
9-16
8-31
70c
(quar.)
class
Gardens, N. Y.)
Mellon
7-15
8-15
110c
___
(quar.)_
Quarterly
Craigmont
Co.,
Corp.,
Selection
5%
7-26
10-15
$1.25
(s-a)
Meyercord
7-15
8-
16c
_
_
A
5-24
time.)
&
Sierra
8-31
J60c
{75c
(quar. )____>_,
Co.,
Brook
Stock
8-30
15c
B
Meadow
9
7-15
hoc
&
8-15
7-10
Inc.—
(quar.)
$1
.
$1.1667
dividend)
Indemnity
&
Corp.,
9
60c
(quar.)
Royalties, Inc.—
Participating
preferred
(quar.)
5
America—
Security First National Bank
(quar._
(quar.)
McKales
7-22
10c
(quar.)
8-15
1
9-14
+25c
Barge,
common
7-26
___
(initial
common
Inc.
of
011
7-26
A__
(stock
Corporation
McCormick
$1.50
common
9-
11-
7-11
.
Corp.
taken
8-31
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(A.
G.)
Corporation—
New
7-20
$1.06
(quar.)
7-31
13'Ac
Stores,
Bolt
this
7-26
{12c
J_:__x.
Steel
Masco
8-19
8-
$1.16
America
7-19
8-15
69c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-31
;
Mannesmann
Consolidated
Couvrette
Ltd.
Second
(quar.)
Life Insurance—x.
Macco
Electric—
_
of
1
8-
11-15
20c
preferred
conv.
Corp.,
Sav-O
&
80c
I■
2
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
8-24
3 %
dividend)__
(quar.)
Insurance
Electric
(stock
Ohio
7-19
5c
7-26
Mines
Quarterly
Lukens
8-26
7c
$1
—
Bronze
Columbus
7-19
7-31
20c
8-31
10c
Co
Gold
Company,
London
8-26
50c
Extra
Columbian
6%
gtd.
7-24
1
HOC
(quar.)
Shipbuilding-Federal
(From
7-22
8 7'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd.
$1'
Telephone Corp.
(quar.)
Lamontagne Limitee, class A (quar.)_
Lang & Company (quar.
Littelfuse, Inc.
(quar.)
7-22
8-15
$5
&
1
8-
40c
(quar.)
8-31
LaCrosse
Louis
St.
8-
$1,307
,
Scythes
1
$2
Cincinnati,
Mills,
Corp., 5'A%
Seagrave
:
Kysor Industrial
6-23
8-
Keichum
RR.—
(s-a)
6-29
7-19
$0,076
$1.53'A
Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
5%
Kerr-Addison
8-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Inter-Terminal
7-12
8-15
45c
$1.31'A
(initial)
Co._
Kalamazoo
8-15
40C
(quar.)
preferred
Cleveland,
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
(Germany)
Management
Initial
Corp.
—;
Foundation,
convertbile
Jantzen,
8-
10c
(quar.)
Telegraph
convertible preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred series B
convertible series C
(initial)
Investment
7-15
1
62'Ac
;
1
t78'Ac
i
__■
Schultz
8-15
25c
:
(quar.)
4%
1
17'Ac
preferred A and C (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
5-17
8-
11c
(quar.)
common
Lawrence
8-15
9
5c
Co.
&
preierred
4%
7-12
31c
_
7-10
2
7-15
14c
(quar.)_
7-
75c
(quar.)
5.25%'
8-15
333Ac
(quar.)
8-20
5c
B
(No action
Resistance
7-19
7-24
net
5.25%:
7-19
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_!
3
time.)
(monthly)
Ltd.
Cotton
Class
;
Holdings Corp.—
ordinary income)
Telephone
7-15
8-
35c
__
this
at
(Dallas)
Tobacco
Corp.
Zinc,
35c
(s-a)____
International
9-23
9-
27'Ac
Century Acceptance Corp.,
70c
preferred
<quar.)_
J.)
Rose's Stores,
31'Ac
9-
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stahlwerke
Oil
Tinto
'
$2.50
(R.
Richfield
stock
(quar.)
common
International
9
$1.25
Co.,
Inc.
Rio
preferred (quar.)
8-
Co.
Trust
Inc.
omitted
Bank
8-30
7-31
&
Lithographing Co., Ltd.—
6'A%
preference series A
(quar.)
\
two-for-one
a
3
Reid
Y.)
Corp.,
common.
preferred
(quar.)
International
7-19
7-
2%
preferred
4
8-16
Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred
4.96%
1
8-30
7-19
3c
12'Ac
dividend
Central
$5
Co.
6-
120c
____
<quar.)__r_;
Service,
payment
Carriers,
7-24
120c
common
_
non-cumulative
Central
Co.—
America, 5%
ox
Bearings,
National
7-31
International
7-xO
8-14
128c
Gas,
<quar.)_
Charge
7-20
112c
(quar.)
Corporation
Central
Bearing
8-20
9-
15c
Southwestern
Investments
Carlisle
N.
4
Chemicals—
(Common
Fund—
Natural
preferred
32c
15C
Ltd. (quar.)
(Brooklyn,
Co.
7-22
9-
(Birmingham,
Bank
Republic
7-15
1
7-29
40c
(quar.)
Graphite
1
31'Ac
(quar.)
1
70c
Tradesmen's
9-13
25c
&
Corp.
6%
7-25
2c
(quar.)_-
Western
8-x5
5c
(initial)
preferred
Interchemical
5
25c
:
Electronics,
Investment
7-
95c
(quar.)
.
Guaranty
lngersoll-Rand
6-28
7-19
32'Ac
(quar.)
Aviation
Canadian
7-10
9c
Corp.
Co
Corp.
$3
75c
Castings
Fund
Canadian
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
Business
7-19
$1
.
Products
Steel
7-31
31c
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
Buckeye
California
Co.,
Corp.—
5%
1
7-
7c
(quar.)
5c
——
1
7-12
50c
(monthly)
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Life
15c
12'Ac
quar.i
5
7-
8-13
25c
Ltd.____
Gas
3
$0,007
(quar.)
Snares
Inc.,
Ball
(From
preferred
Motor
Corp.,
9-
Inc.—
4%'
Corp.,
—
(increased
split
7c
(quar.;
35c
(quar.)
Stockholders approved
5dc
income)
(quar.)
quarterly
Hoover
15c
___
British
$3.80
Title
■
(Philadelphia).
Products
(quar.)
Aluminum-American
Taunton
stores,
held
.__
Co.
Co.
Industrial
Rentage
one
12'/2c
investment
Fisheries
Mfg.
Home
$1
British
Brockton
ij
nine
(quar.)_
Mutual
net
Bowman
7-24
1
s..ares
(quar.)
Company
Biddeford
v.
7-31
8-
Hotel
Corp.
Industries
&
8-30
45C
Gas
Hansen
an¬
.
Benjamin Franklin Hotel Co.
Best
8-15
(quar.)
Aircraft
Berry
1
dividend.
2'A
ox
dividend
split.
Aircraft
Beech
(quar.)
previously
and
uio
tne
share
the
the
split
on
and
additional
after
J.)
9-
Fiagerstown
8-15
5%
dividend)
N.
1
Ro.ly
approved
spiit
one,
Beaver
(stock
(Newark,
9-
York—
Stockholders
for
:
(quar.)
Bank
The
t31'Ac
$3oc
(quar.)
Co.
77-
7-12
$0,068
(quar.)
A
Redwing
Water
7-15
7-12
50c
Gamble
Reichhold
5
$1.75
Corp.
class
1
fiOc
(quar.)
(quar,;
B
7-
$1.50
Ltd
(Philadelphia)
Randall
7-15
,1
5
RR.
(quar.)
Scale
Provident
7-31
(quar.)„
(quar.)
Ala.)
3
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5%
Co.,
Protective
8-30
7-10
$2
ts-ai
7-15
1
9-
3oc
Y.)
A
8-
32 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific
7-19
2c
15c
(N.
preferred
Pneumatic
1
(quar.)
Phillips Petroleum Co.
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
8-26
5
7-
time.)"
7-26
(quar.)
class
Hackensack
this
__;
___.
55c.
IndUotry Shares, Inc.
Wine, Ltd., ciass A
Growers
8
&
coal,
at
8-15
Corporation
ouc
5
7-
30c
omitted
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown
(Ohio)—
Bank
Atlantic
West
payment
Quarterly
7-
7-10
25c
(quar.)
Petrolite
(quar.)
Inc.
Great
Growth
8-2 J
8-J.2
preferred
7-26
10-
7-24
10c
8-23
$1.12'A
1
7-10
$1.75
(quar.)
7-26
Inc.—
8-
7-10
10c
35c
1% pfd.
b-xO
iquar.i—
batteries
Pumps,
Great
9-10
14c
(s-a)
9-16
(quar.)
Goaaara
Gould
9-10
t30c
Co.,
7-19
10c
8-15
15c
(quar.)
co.
&
Godfrey
5
Investors
pre. or red
GOuid-Nationai
8-20
3
B
(s-a)
25c
(quar.)_
7-31
9
$1.12'A
$0.7146
:
8-15
8-
17 Vac
'
;
(quar.)
Inc., class A
Dairies,
$1
(increased)__
^oc
Telepnone
$2,2o
7-26
9-
8-15
3
Co., common
:
Personal Industrial Bankers,
$1.40 preferred
(quar.)
3-22
9-
$1
(quar.)
common
(initial).—
utilities
x-uoxic
Goaaard
b-_y
/
(quar.)__
&
__■
7-17
10c
20c
preferred
Class
7-a4
i
9-10
luc
(quar.)
25c
B.)
(S.
7-31
'
A
Quarterly
Penick
Penn
;
.•
preference
preierred
General
5
t$1.25
Science
$4.50
8-22
5
420c
<quai.)_
1
re-
at par
Corp.,
B
American
Grace
—
par)
(quar.)
convertible
Gcais.ra:
6-29
9-15
$4.50
(quar.)
&
preieriod
preierred
boc
7-22
12'Ac
__
Ry. (s-a)
Lta.—
Co.,
(&i
4%• preferred
Acceptance
$5.25
7-23
9-
JuC
(quar.)
preierrea
5 %'.
preferred
Atomics Physics
8-
10c
Line
rteiinciivs
8
General
2JC
;.
1
7-26
(Common
General
'1-26
40c
co.
ireuuctd
Co.
Charlotte
&
$1.20
Insurance
88-
class
World
Airways (quar..)
Peerless Insurance Co.
(Keene, N. H.)—
7-12
27'Ac
(quar.)
Corporation,
American
25c
_
corp.,
35c
Pall
Pan
5
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Francisco)—
Quarterly
8-2
7-
aiv.)
xscock
stock
Juiy 20
9
(San
9
When
Share
Bank
9-3
lOc
ptexexred iquar.)_
Inc. (quar.)
Frueliaui
¥.
(4uar.)_
Plastics
universal
Common
'
Coip.
&
Chemical
Atlantic
N.
ox
__i
tuna
Insulator
Atlanta
7-12
1
27'Ac
Rubber
Arizona
1
3'Ac
__
American
Anken
8b-
4'A%
$1
income)
00.
on
7-
Company
National
Pacific.
7-25
$l.i5
.
common
A
7-15
7oc
;______
_
ciuss
Per %
Name of
7-12
4oc
(quar.)„
Ltd.,
in
Fr.aen,
(quarterly
Assurance
American
American
(quar.,)_
J.),
deemabxe
5
7c
Inc.
(A.
xor
1
\.)—
(quar.).;
Corp.
;<0
jcnc
7-25
7-
(quar.)
Business. Snares,
American
;
00.
8-15
7-io
12'Ac
:____
(quar.)_
otOivs
8-
7c
'
12 72C
(quar.)__—4
(quar.j
Control
0j Rec
J.UC
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.
American
Payaole
12'Ac
;
A
ciass
Holder 1
(N.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.,5
•
LaiiK
preferred
FranKiin
Fieunan
When
lnc
National
4.60%
then-
Per
Albertson's,
Fund,
Co.nui.on
previ¬
readied
yet
with
payment date.
Adley Corporation (quar.)
Alba-Waldensian
(quar.)
Inc., 7%» pfd. (quar.)
& xtiectrie Light Co* (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)__—
:
Mo*or
Ford
an¬
WMn
Share
Sterling,
Flcchourg Uas
foursquare
show
we
in
the
ail
nounced during me current weeK.
(197)
7-15
6-17
I6V4C
8-
1
7-15
5c
7-19
7-
9
,40c
7-15
7-
1
10
c".
;
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,
.
:
-
!
Name
Class
A
Class
Trunk
Alberto-Culver
B.)
(Leon
Allied
1 und
Graphic
Alterman
Foods,
8-30
$0.1315
7-19
9-20
6-28
7-15
7-20 8- 1
6-28
6-21
7-15
83/4C
(quar.)
56V4C
'
75c
20c
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
America,
^
:
(quar.)
of
Canada
Aluminum
Co.
t25c
}56V4c
Rubber,
Biltrite
Book
American
Co.
(quar.)
preierred (quar.)_
i
class A preferred (quar.)—JL
S6.25
Can
American
Cement
$1.25
Corp.,
Furniture
American
Stock
—
(quar.)
Hardware
American
12'/2c
37Vic
$1.56Va
5c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
(quar.)
class A preferred (quar.)
$6.25
Belco
Home
10%
Assurance
(
,.
7-15
7-15
6-28
6-28
for
share
each
preferred (quar.)'
(quarterly from
Fire
Co.
Insurance
7%
Gas
American
Vitrified
American
Water
1
Ames
(quar.)
Amicable-Life
Texas)
A
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
(initial)
;
Anglo-Canadian
Telephone, cl.
4V2% preferred (quar.)
$2.90
preferred
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
(increased
Anglo-Huronian.
Ltd.
Chemical
56V4C
72Vic
B
5 Vi %
40c
B
25c
J 13c
t$l3i-$1.12%
(quar.)
$2.36
$4.35
$2.40
$2.75
2
>
*62Vic
8-
1
t67Vic
8-
1
New
f
9-
Hc
C
Iru
a
7%
Electric
k
S3
Nirhols
20
Automobile
Class
Axe
'
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Ayres
4
&
'2%
S.)
C
5%
■t
Bar.gcr
(k.
r
Bank
Byers
(a.
m.
b
1
Common
9-1
8-1
$1.20
8-16
81.24
8-16
$1.25
8
Commonwealth
1
Commonwealth
9-30
9-16
6-24
7-15
6-17
8-
5
7-
5
10c
7-15
7-
1-
13c
7-19
6i28
15c
7-19
6-28
k
-
9-
B
6-29
8-15
6-21
7-
5
7-
1
25c
7-20
6-21
12v2c
Co.
7-15
6-14
7-1
Canada
Crushed
6-20
Canada
Foils Co.,
9-
1
8-15
9-3
8-9
Canada
7-19
7-
Canadian
Participating
5
-t7-iq
Iron
8-
7-19
1
E
A_._.
/
_
3
7-26
8-
1
6-28
7va%
Corp
Canadian
Southern
Ry.
Canadian
Vickers,
Capital
co-rmon
(quar.)
Plastics.
(quar.
(increase
Corp.
Carson
common:
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-31
)
7-12
;
8-1
7ViC
8-
8-15
1
2
7-19
7-30
7-15
8-
,
C
7-15
7-30
5c
7-16
6c
7-31
7-15
Cassier
8-20
7-26
4.50%
Pirie
Scott
Asbestos,
Ltd.
&
7.19
c.oa
7-31
7-15
7-31
preferred
Central
8-31
Central
*6-28
8-26
7-m
7-31
7-10
7-20
7- 9
7-
deposit
Power
4-20%
7-
1
Central
7.
x
$1.50
7-
1
81.40
Central
&
Water
5
7-
5
1
7- 5
+40c
7-15
6-21
7-15
6-21
8-15
7-15
7-15
6-
9-
1
8-
8
12-
1
11-
8
Co.—
Construction
34 %c
8-15
7-31
7-31
6-14
10-
1
6-28
9-30
common
9-16
Quarterly
1
9-
10-
1
9-
6
$1.04
10-
1
9-
6
2 2 Vic
8-23
8-
5
$1
8-30
8-20
7-31
7-
$1
8-
^—______
Accident
&
6-29
6-28
7-15
6-14
Continental
Motors
1
8-
1
7-19
7-15
6-28
Controls
9-10
6-28
Coplay Cement Mfg.
9-10
8-16
$1.25
46c
7-19
7-
9v
8-
7-
6%
5
1
Co.
Coral
——
1
1
8-15
Corn
Corp.
(quar.)——
_
Properties (s-a)-—————
Credit,
Ltd., com.
(quar. )___!_
pref. a (quar.)—————
Products
1n
Counselors
8-15
7v2c
7-15
77-
5
30c
7-19
8-10
7-19
7-
7-15
6-28
8-
1
7-15
7-30
7-12
"137 Vic
7-30
7-12
7-25
6-28
7-31
7-10
8-30
8-16
7-15
7-
25c
17 Vic
y.)—
—_.———
$0,162
,
(s-a)
—t.'Crain (r. l.), Ltd. (quar.)———_——-—u.
Crane Co.,
3y4% preferred (quar.)
^___
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (s. f.) (quar.)
Inc.
Systems,
Craig
(quar.)
27c
8-1
7-10
$1.19
7-15
6-29
Cork
Crown
■
l
7-19
6-29
7-15
6-28
$2
&
Milner
&
7-15
6-19
8-
2
6-14
8-
,
2
6-14
7-15
15c
7-29
J12c
9-30
93 %c
9-15
8-30
35c
7-15
6-25
6
—
8-
1
7-10
Vic.'
7-31
7-26
50c
7
——
9-
25 c
l'_—
Co
^eal
convertible
8
6-14
,
(quar.)
Crouse-Hinds
7-
1
-.7-15
7c
Crowley
100%
(year-end)
1
(quar.)
8-
11 v'4c
12 Vic
Ltd.
6-29
7-15
Gc
30c
16c
:"«•
6-28
30c
n.
Plains,
(White
Co.
Trust
Courtaulds,
3
7-25
—
(quar.)——.—————
Investment Fund
(quar.)
5
7-30
County
6-28
7-30
7-15
1
20c
25c
(quar.)
Stores
Cornet
9-
5
17 Vic
——
Ridge
$1.50
11-15
9-
3
7-
8-
Co.—
Coronation
12-
7-
7-31
Aggregates
Coral
"
:', 7-24
10c
(accumulative).
preferred
6-29
22c
$3
(quar.)
America
of
7-19
7-25
10%
_—__/_■—-—~—
Investors, Inc.
Corp. (quar.)—
Continental Transport Lines (quar.)-.
6-21
5
1
(Boise)—
Mortgage
Continental
dividend
Stock
6
10-
$1.13
Bank (Chicago)
——
Life
Continental
1
8-
7-19
8-20
$1.12 v2
.
7-31
8-
-
7-10
5c
Continental Illinois National
".
7-31
37 Vic
(quar.)—__
Quarterly
8-30
7-15
6-28
7 Vic
—
$4.50
7-10
7-15
7-15
—
Co.,
6-28
37vac
Design
Power
7
6-28
7-15
22vic
—
8-16
Light,
(Chicago)
4%
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
$1
8-
1
7-15
$1.05
pfd.
(quar.)
8-
1
7-15
37v2c
8-
1
7-19
Securities Corp.—
preferred
7-
1
8-
9-16
8-15
8-
6-28
Co.—
preference
Ltd.—
deposit rets,
(quar.)
Mines,
Crown
American
(stock dividend)—
100%
7
°
Bank
preferred
preferred
1
8-
57 v2 c
(increased-quar.)
9-14
flOc
dividend)__
8-
$1.03
preferred (quar.)_—
——
$5.52
preferred
(quar.)——
$4.16
preferred
(quar.)
—
Container Corp. of America, common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Continental Aviation & Engineering Corp.—
30c
(stock
$1.25
$1.31 Vi
(quar.)
Consumers
1
5
6-28
150c
7-15
7-15
7-
9-20
7-15
7v2c
;;_—
7-12
25c
rets,
'■
5
1
'.Oc>t0-
(quar.)_
6-26
$1.12%
pfd.
(quar.3
Gas
Corp., Ltd.
Ltd.—
7-27
8-15
5
7-
—
preferred
(quar.)—
5v2%
preferred
(quar.)
8-
5
7- 5
/
-
8-1
47 V2 c
5-—
7-29
'/
4%%
1
>
—-—
6%
$1.12 vi
Co.
8-
(quar.)
a
Common
$1.06vi
,
1
50c
7-26
Mining & Investment Corp., Ltd.—
National
7-15
6-2f
8-
(quar.)____
Power,
Central
7_15
8- A
Kansas
Central
7-15
x
7-
£50c
Corp.
Aguirre Sugar
American
22c
7_15
7-
8-
a
Consolidated
7-
8-
.
Co.
Class
Class
45c
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp.
7-5
9-16
^-l?
7-
8-
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
Instruments
7-31
ioc
8-
Corp.—
7-31
5
7-26
f5c
7-15
Cenco
8-15
30c
.
Cooke, Inc
Caterpillar Tractor
5%
Paper
fl5c
$93%c
(initial)
8-
112c
Natural
Consolidated
J25c
a
51c
113c
Consolidated
Co.—
Ltd.
7-
Consolidated Theatres,
t32c
$15c
".
1
:
——
7-15
(quar.)
s-a)
-
7-
8-
120c
Semi-annual
7-10
:!:$1.06v4
t$1.25
u8%c
(quar.)__
1
Co.—
1
t$1.50
Ry.
8-
51 Vac
preferred
(quar.)
vi % class b preferred
1
tl5c
Castle &
r
8-15
9-10
J75c
4v2%
Extra
5
8-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
junior preferred (quar.)_
Conv.
Carson
1
v
55c
1:15c
j 15c
(quar, i__
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Casavant Freres, partic. class
$550
10c-
8c
Co.—
7-16
ir
$1.06
L_
...
$1.37 y2
—_—_—
(quar.;——:
55c
common
7-31
(quar.)
5C i
40c
Power—
8-
(quar.)
Ohio
Light,
37Vic
7-12
$1.75
_
(quar.)__
Scotia
&
7-16
25c
Co._____
Hydro-Electric,
Company
Clinchfield &
Power
7
50c
.1
&
lOc
7-"0
11 Vic
)__j,
Light
6-17
-
Pirie Scott &
Ji5c
quar.)
(quar.)
7-31
8-15
-
'■
common
(quar.).—f——-
7-10
(quar.)
Carborundum
+25c
a
6-20
7-20
12 y2 c
:
JlOc
(s-a)
Inc
7-31
7-
Co.
7-15
Commerce
7-31
5)C ^
(quar.)-.
1
7-11
Rico,
Puerto
.
Ltd.;
g.),
7-20
33c
common
7c
"
of
7-
6-15
7-25
8c
/•
—~
1
(quar.)—
4.12%
preference a (quar.)-.
Consolidated Mining & Smelting (Canada)—
8-15
31Vic
(quar.)
nfd.
of
Ltd.
7-11
7-5
9-10
(s-a)
7-11
40c
(quarJ
(quar.)
Inc.
Ry.
6-13
$1.12Va
common
class
Pacific
1
pc
.(quay;
1
7-15
y;y:i5c>
$5
6-28
20c
(quar.)L.
1
7-
7-10
1
1
.
(increased
Ltd.,
r-
Celotex
inoome)
(quar.)
(quar.)
a
Bank
8-
—
(quar.)
Co.,
class
7-15
*
8-
31c
Investments.
preferred
Canadian
Inves ment
(from
7-
7-
66v4c
75c
(quar.)_____
5%
20c
class
8-
—x—
25c
(quar.)___
15c
Uu. r )
7-15
7-19
'
7^
i
I...III
(quar.),—
and
.»
__
6-28
8c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—x
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
$2.00 preferred (quar.)_.——'—
$1.90 preferred (quar.)_,
Connohio, Inc., 40c conv. prfcicir_q
Consolidated Bottling
(quar.)——
7-15
quar.)
joc
((,u..
6-28
7-31
$2.06
10c
pfd.
4v4%
Hydrocarbons
Carolina,
Co.,
$3
Ltd.,
Industries,
Carolina
c.m.
6-24
8c
30c
preferred
$2.20
15c
12v2c
common
Imperial
7-12
_________
6-21
8-
1
Fund
tl5c
Stone
Canadian
1
9-
8c
&
Co.
Canners,
7-19
Elec ronics
Foundry,
Bronze
General
7-19
C^rp.,
5c
-
Cut
Ltd.,
class a
Canadian
1
"E"
&
Canadian
1
1
-___
7-29
7-22
Theatres
National
(c.
Connecticut
America
of
22V2C
(quar.)
7-20
8-1
2y2%
4c
—-f.
preferred
5Va%
Extra
7-15
7-16
18c
si
i.e.
6-28
Ltd.
Inc. (quar.)—
Trust—
Realty
(quar.)
Conauits
Conn
8-15
3
25c
12 v2c
(quar.)_.
8-1
37c
8-10
7-17
7-24
—
Fund,- Inc.. (qua):.)/!^—
Concord Natural Gas,-common (quar.)——
Telephone—
$1.18%
v -lUxr
8-10
.
1
7-31
,
Fund
Composite
Inc.
(quar.)
;
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)_____
Campbell Machine (increased-quar.)..,
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)_
25c
II
1
9-
30C
Refining,
Stock
Communwealth
7-29
5C
(quar.)
Canadian
(s-a)
9-
1
6-29
10c
—
—
(quar.)
Oil
8-
3%
preferred
7-
8-
V
7-25
2ac
:
International,
7-
:
(increased
&
preferred
preferred
9-13
7-15
6-28
.
8-15
'20c
.
Commonwealth
6-14
7-15
1
(quar.)
9-13
7-
T
(quar.)____
International Leverage
1
b
r_f.
Power,
Water
t
a
Edison
9-
3c
Electric
California
1
8-15
a.)—
!
Commonwealth
8-
(initial)
8-
8-
(l.
Clearing House tquar.)_
b.t. 0. North America
(n. y. c.)
I2V/2C
40c
Company
8-1
8-
1
6-28
•7-19 ;/
$i.0bv4:
...——
(quar.)——
Engineering
33c
il-
f
29c
Commonwealth
of
class
8-
7-15
8-15
J10C
2 y2 %
dividend
Stock
Industries
p.
7-20
cu?.r.)
m.)
9-1
13c
cla-ss
Paper,
(quar.)
Commerce
20c
Packing
1
7-17
8-15
Commercial
(quar.)
California
2%
s
6-28
Corporation
8-
Transit
Nova
Class
8-30
/ 25c
Assurance
Hat
9-
5c
Locks
Combined
Combustion
1
(quar.)'
(quar.)J.
Calandra Photo, class a (initial)
CTs
Class
7-15
1
—
:
(quar.)___—
Savings & Loan Assn.
7-15
(s-a)
8-1
7-3 5
dividend)
(stock
Consolidated Edison
c.
.
R,.—
%
Co.,
preferred
of
Coiumbia
y
(initial)
Men's
c.)
8-
3
<
4
Inc.
Byer-Rolnick
35c
^ preferred (quar.) ______
4%
preferred
*
1
(quar.)—
9-1
9-
7-12
8-
8c
preferred
9-
(quar.)_-________r___--,___-,,
(quar.)
1
Corp.
Hog
Business
1
6-28
1
1
■
lOc
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
$4.25
5
Common
pay¬
tax
and
a
9-13
8-
■
ice
Fund
Tools
1
1-
8-
6-24
9-30
Columbia Pictures Corp.—
'
33o
corporation
Gil
7-
(quar.)
tl5c
__
common
Refimcy Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Laker
7-15
.
6-24
7-15
31V4c
(quar.i—_
(initial)
(quar.)—
Gas System
6-24
5
8-12
IOC
Ltd.
Co.
\
7-15
(quar.)— r.—
Cellulose
coiumbia
5
7-
pld.
7-
7-19
•:
—
$1,.25
6
5-17
8-30
87V2C
(quar.)——
Gas,
7-19
9-
1
6-29
4c
Morrill
4334c
<quar.)_____-
preferred
e
Welt
7-12
7-15
Corp.—
class
(quar.)
Inc.
&
Co., common (quar.).prior preference (quar.)
preferred
Backstay
6
7-15
J15c
(s-au
Brewing
9C%c
Smar
Bacardi
Arms
Eullock's,
Central
B
Columbia
2
10-
n-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
on
Canadian
3 7
hr'es'ment
(L.
9-
93 %c
(quar.)
v
California
69c
-—
Science
1
(quar.)_:
Distillers
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
raiion
income)
Axe
6 %
lOc
re
Products
Par
Corn
10-
&
Oil
Plastics
'
(increased)
Engineering
Browning
Co.
Gas
8-1
10c
C
r
&
Houghir.n
ouijrite
Browning-Ferris Machinery (quar.)
Budget Finance Plan, common (quar.)
'
«—
(qurr.j.
Automotive
Avco
7-10
7-22
8-15
—1
(quar.)
Commonwealth
8-1
2oc
(quar.)__
preferred
prefer reu A
r
1
3oc
$1.50
fa
1
t26c
9-1
56V»c
___
(quar.)
(stock dividend).
Santa
Banking
/_
Colorado
8-
Ltd.—
9-1
35c
convertible
'••^fvrula b
Union
25c
(quar.)_____
Sttel
7-10
8-
$
boc
;
split)
(5-for-4
Inc.
Fund,
6c
(quar.)
Calgary Power, Ltd.,: common
Calgon
Corp.,
common
v 5.30%
convertible preferred
60c
(quar.3
Automatic
Canada,
preferred
6550c
SuDply
Lin
preferred
Aurtln
1
9-25
8-1
683/4c
(initial)
ReLr.in
8-
preferred
$3.50
Colonial
50c
income
British
8-1
$1.08%
(quar.)
Clubs
preferred
Atlantic
7-10
t$1.29
59c
Co.
non-cumulative preferred
Atlantic City Elec.r c, ccmuijn
f-.7oG
1
Stock dividend
t$1.56
1
22
5%
4%
8-
10c
(interim
ordinary
9-1
vquar.)__.
preferred
Topeka &
Common
1
2IV2C
Co.,
62Vic
(quar.)
com.
eman
Traffic
d
4
33c
Products_^.__
27Vac
(quar
Stationers
c1pcs
Atchison
9-
v7-
7-15
30C
x.——
6-25
7-31
1UC
1
1
7-15
(quar.)
i
(initial-quar.)
7-10
,
9
8-
100%
.
7-10
8-
20c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
rets,
1
7-15
■
' $1.12 y2
& Baldwins,
Patons
common
10-
.'.
Stock
7-15
20c
Products
Associated
A?v?.a
less
Brown-Forman
7-15
Hardware, Ltd..
class-A
(quar.)
Associated Baby Services Inc. (quar.)
Associated Dry Goods (quar.)
Associated
4%
Company
Brown
7-15
Company (quar.)
Cprporatim, common (quar.)
Vi %
preferred
(quar.
Associated
50c'
New
$1.19
Works
Co.,
cf
Brown
7-31
1
(quar.)__
Ashdown
,
6-24
p)
—
tquar.)—
ueposit
11-15
8-
$1.25
(stock dividend) —
Coca Coia Bottling (Los Angeles)
(s-a)_
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
//y'v''.
7-31
2
8-
(ouar.)
Water,
8-29
7-22
&
(j
$1.06
Co
Oxygen
Brooklyn
2
9-
pref.
3c
&
Artesian
11-TH
9-13
-/
preierred
9-13
8-15
12-2
4^c
,
9-13
3
i2y2c
30c
(iuitial-quar.)
common
American
7-17
Bush
9-
Gas.
&
11-30
35c
Coats
7-17
Burroughs
J6oc
series
4
<8-23
6-28
Burger
7Vic
pref.
Arrow-Hart
3
1
4.16%
1
7Vic
preferred
Aro
1
9-
1
Brooke Bond
7-8
Louis.ana
Armour
8-
8-
7-
7-
$2.65Vi
conv.
7v2c
8-
7-20
7-20
8-1
ArkansTs
90c
$4.50
7-15
ment
'-19
8-
1
t$1.09
;
7-15
7-12
15c
;
Service Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
;__
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$2.50
I
New
8-
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sons
Gear
6
t$l.s0
7-
7-15
7-15
.
30c
u
Angeles
(cos
,
7-
8-15
45c
(quar.) —
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
7-10
•6-27
t$1.19
7- 2
7-15
t$.001
Public
$1.10
1
7-15
6-18
(quar.)
38%%)
7-3
7-2
8-12
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Arizona
8-
7-15
bank
National
>
9-
$1.75
——:—■—
jluvcsting :
city
V:; 7-15 /
1
Ridgewood
of
Bank
National
First
(s-a)
(nj)
6
9-18
10-
$1.25
tquar.)—
—"
Cleveland, Cincinnati, cuicago cz
LMiS
Ry., 5%
preierred (quar.;
——
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
10c
Telephone
Burnham
Partiic. non-voting class C
$2.60 preferred (quar.)
$2.70
,
.9- 9^
8- 1
20c
(reduced)—
preferred
a
Forest
p- 9
8-1
V.
62Vic
;
Appalachian Power. 4Va%
pfd. (quar.)
Applied Arts Corp.
Applied Research, Inc.- (N. Y.)
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
$2.50
t7Vic
(quar.)
common
Co.
(quar.)
Anthes Imperial, Ltd.—
Class A
(increased quar.)
Class
7-24
Citizens
6-18
87y2c
Columbia
British
7- 2
8-9
7-10
7-10
9- 3
*4io
t25c
Development
(quar.)
Inc.
Trap Co. of America,
preferred (quar.)
5%
40c
;
6-25
7-20
9-3
8- 1
-.8- 1
6-28
7-15
5
Citizens
"
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
6v4%
preferred (quar.)
5.157e
preferred (initial)
7-12
7-12
iqaar.j
(s-a)_
Anglo-Newfoundland
Anheuser-Busch
A
quar.)
Animal
Ansul
7-26
t70c
7-15
$10c
(quar.;
Columbia
7- 8
7-30
1
5
/
.
11-1
ljO- 2
$1 25
7-
9-
y
11-21
8-15
.
6-28
7-30
9-26
•
JC
10-1
preferred tquar. 1
%
preferred (quar.)
7-
7rl5
7
7-26
8-15
$1
7-15
5c
10-
'/■v/;;, 23c
——
7-31
—
5
1
'
0
3
11-
<
$1.25
r
6-28
9-
V
7-
3dC
5%
6%
6-25
5c
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
A
class
1
6-14
4%%
7-15
.
7-15
1
6-26
1
preierred (quar.)—
—————y
$1.18%
^-v4%
preferred vquar.)_
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Texas racuic
6-29
27y2c
common
(Milton
1
7-
8-
87 V2C
$1.25
(quar
7-18
(quar.)
common
■V
9-20
Couon
v 30c
(quar.)
7-15
?.i
87V2c
4lio
4%%
7-15
7-18
7-15
25c
:
4-30-64
7y2c
preferred
British
8-15
8-15
7- 1
9-3
9- 3
1-15
15c
(quar.)
7-15
:
$1.12 y2
13c
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%%
preferred
6-28
7-17
.
25c
(Wlaco,
class
&
Foote
Bradley
7-17
20c
(quar.)
Insurance
Clayton
Andy Gard
/
$0,004
class A
_
Anderson,
,
31 Vic
34%c
3%c
:
B
Class
Brad
7-15 A"
10-15
,4-15
8-
7-15
—-—•—
oa
Umcinnati Gas & Electric—
New common
(initial quar.)_
Chickasha
7-12
8-15
■
preferred a
non-cumulative
5%
<.7-15
10-31
t5oC
(quar.)
Corp.,
j.)
(e.
7
2-
1-31-64
20c
...
(initial)-
british
(quar.)
Corporation,
Class
7- 5
Brach
:
7-311
6-29
6C
ctuc^go, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific rr.—
u
non-cumulative preferred a tquar.)_'_
8-9
1 11-8
5
7-10
7-20
65c
Corp.—
yc
Brass
&
preferred
preferred
4.78%
2
7-15
7-
1
.
preferred
(quar.)——
——
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia 'tquar.)_—._"
/
3-2-64
mvac
—
(quar.)__
(lncreaseu-qucr.,
preferred
4.25%
7-31
8- 1
10c
Products
Department Stores,
Anchor
6-20
9-10
11-29
$1.75
50c
15c
■x
common
Corp.
Inc.,
-v
3
20c
(quar.)
Edison,
1
y12-
^ -
8-
'
uuar.)—
(quar.;—
preierrea
4.
12'/2C
3va%
.
20c
81.80
r.)
Aluminum
Boston
Works—
preferred
&
''if;,:'1
9
8-
loc
—
Assoc.
Co.,
Inc.
,8-
.
20c
common
Tobacco,
cascade
3v/2%
6c v
S-30
6c
12- 6
35c
8- 1
preferred, (quar.)
5Vi %
(h.
Bell,
Bostitch,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Viscose
Corp.
3vz%
'
6-28
7-25
-
3JC
yy 5c
&
unauilla Telephone
preierred (quar.)——
& Onio Ry., common
4v2%
6 Vi c
6-28
7-18
V
(quarterly from mvest-
Chtnango
=9—13
/
-
27y2c
Smelting & Refining—■
American
w.)
1
l'/o
i25c
&
Bohn
(Galveston)
Co.
Insurance
preferred
5%
7- 1
7-15
10-
9-30
7-15
63C
:
I
10-15
'
Enterprises
Fund, Inc.
■ment income)''
9-13
10-1
9-13
083
(quar.)—_——-—
Bank (n. y. c.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)——
Manhattan
9-13
1
^quai'.)
chesapeake
(increased-quar.)
Bros.
'
r-7
—
prexerrea
Chemical
(increased-quar.)—
Ltd.,
t.)
(e.
Borg-Warner
35c
Natural
7-15
(quar.)
Co.
Boise
(NY)
Quarterly
Quarterly
American
7-30
30c
Quarterly
American
8-22
7-17
* •
Inc.
6c
National
1
(quar.)
(e.
Bloch
6-28
9- 3
7-31
$1.06Vi
income)
American
Bliss
blue
7-21
American Mutual Fund,
National
8-
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
American MonoRail, $1.20
American
a
Blanche
Block
4V4%
net
Chemical
__________
(quar.)
Hais,
Bin-Dicator
held)
Metal Climax,
American
Gas
Biltmore
Foundry—
&
5
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Frocks
Berkshire
Giass
$1.25
97 Vic
Machine
Chase
7-
(quar.)
Berkshire
8-20
preferred (quar.)
___
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
American Mfg. Co. (stock dividend) (15/1000
of a share of Vapor Corp. capital
stock
5%
7-5
1
1
10-
—
Amenta
Ruober
ci.anescon
1
(quar.)
preferred
5
of
Co.
10-
$1.-9
(stk. uiviaend.)
wi.ttuxp.ou Parts
Rfcbuuders, Inc. (quar.)___
Cnampiin Oil & Reiining iquar.>__^——
.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%
preferred
Belding-Corticelli
coijtvei'lioie
8-
20c
(quar.)
4%
(quar.).
o.-ttve
$1.04
—
(h_ar. 1
preferred
8-
i
common
preifar*'fcci
Chamberlin
7-15
7-
*«> ni
5.44%
**.
62y2c
25%
Manufacturing
3
7-31
8-15
27c
(quar.)
com.
uuar.)
preierrtu
$12 Vic
common
—
22y2c
4%
7-15
American
:
Telephone Co. of Canada Ltd.
Be-Mac Transport (quar.)
t
Berns Air King, class a
(initial)
8- 1
Corp.
7-15
ft.ao%
43c
Ltd.,
Co.,
*"7-31
-
Petroleum,
1%
12c
Home
1-15
iuv2c
(lncreasea-q^ai.)—
Paper
Bell
(monthly)—
Products
American
Inc.
&
(quar.)
4%
6-17
8-20
9- 1
,7-31
•
15c
9-10
10- 8
10- 8
7-31
7-26
9- 1
22Vic
$1.16
(quar.)
Co., com.
(quar.)
preferred
prior
7-26
11-1
11- 1
8-15
7-12
'■'•V
7-15
6-28
7-11
7- 9 "
7-9
Corp.—
dividend
American
$4.64
Behlen
7-12
7-31
28yac
Group, Ltd.
Amer, dep. receipts—
payment of 14%
less British In¬
Tax
of 38%%)
come
7-31
20c
a
preferred
dividend
(Final
8-9
8- 9
7-12
7-12
(quar.)
common
(Increased-quar.)
Stock
7-
7-31
1%
Corp (quar.)
(James b.) Distilling—
Beam
/
8-26
10- 1
50c
Corp.,
power
7-31
7 v2c
.—
Baysiate
7-31
7-15
8- 1
8-1
8-1
■
37Vic
$1.56V4
;—
(quar.)
Co.
American
50c
10c
45c
(quar.)_
common
12 Vic
L
Properties
a
6-28
.
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Snare
Company
Central Vermont Public Service,
6-27
7-15
t$1.75
(s-a)____
(quar.)
convertible
Class
8-16
9-13
9-1
8-31
8- 1
12Vic
Corp.—
(initial quar.)
common
American
vb %
Basic
Petroleum
Amerada
1963
Monday, July 15,
.
per
ISame of
of Rec.
7-15
50c
pref.
7%
(quar.)
Products
Beecham
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred (quar.)—
$1.25
-
Candy
Bathurst
Ltd.—
4%
New
4
Canada,
dividend
Stock
9- 3
9-10
10- 1
30c
(quar.)
common
93%c
preferred
S3.75
Basic
9-30
(quar.)
Inc.
of
Co.
Aluminum
Barton's
5c
4Vi%
Allied Stores Corp.,
7-18
7-18
7-15
$40c
—
Arts
Barry Wright-Corp.
—
Properties (Calif.)—
convertible preferred
Allied
7-18
(increased quar.)_
Ltd.
of
(quar.)
(nyc)
Co.
Barber-Ellis
8-15
8-15
8-1
(quar.)
Trust
7-18
8-15
^
t$1.56%
$$1.43%
(quar.)
(quar.).
Steel Corp.,
Algoma
Allen
£25c
When
Payable
5c
Bankers
(quar.)
of Company
8-15
+25c
preierred
preferred
5.75%
Name
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
Co.,
.
Holders
Per
Share
Holders
When
per
Share
Line
..
"•
•
•
•
(quar.)
B
b'/4V»
"
'
..
of Company
Gas
Alberta
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,(198)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Valley National Bank
Quarterly
International,
Crush
Curtiss-Wright
Common
Class
_
35c
8-
1
7-19
$2
$2
30c
7-15
7-
8
(quar.)
t5c
i__..
4
5
25c
5^c
Laboratories,
class
10-
4
10-
4
9-
5
50c
——
(quar.)—
(quar.)
10-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
7-
9-
7-19
Corp.—
(quar.l——-————-—
preferred
Cutler
(Oakland)—
a
Ltd.
4
12-27
12-
5
5c
7-31
5c
7-31
9-
5
—
a—
a
7-15
.
7-15
Volume
198
Number
6281
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(199)
11
'
Per
Name of
Company
/'■
\
.
:;
—
When
r
Share
Holders
*;
./•
Payable of Rec.
Daffin
Corp.
(quar.)___
;.20c
7-31
7-
5
Federated
Daggafontein
Mines, Lid.—deposit rets, (stock
American
Dallas
^.ovver
&
Fidelity
dividend)
•100%
—
preferred
preferred
__..4
...$4
Dana Corporation, 3,JA%
preferred A
Davenporf-Water,:'5vz%
preferred
De
Soto
4%%
De
Co.
A
Voting
8%
common
Relal
Denver
Union
:
Inc., 5Vz%
pfd.
(quar.)
Detroit
&
Detroit
Ltd.
Edison
Diana
Stores
H
c;
cents
Dierks
Di
(quar.)
A
Forests.
(J. S.)
&
Discount
Corp.
District
of
3
5C
X: 8-
Dividend
Shares,
investment
Dixie
Dinettes
Dodge Mfg. Co.
Dome
Mines,
8-
5
10-18
Dominion
8-15
7-19
First
/ 6-27
First
quar.)
Trust
Union
of
General
Canada
8-23
Fischbacx
8-23
Fishman
9-
3
;
9-3
7-31
7-17-
preferred a (quar.)
Dominion
Oilcloth
&
Dominion
Steel
Coal
&
Dominion
Stores,
Dominion
Tar
Common
Ltd.
Ltd.
Chemical, Ltd.,
preferred
Doughboy
7. 9
Stock
Chemical
Dow
Jones
Dresser
Co.,
new
60c
du
&
$4.50
I.)
1
7-15
N.
Bank
Y.)
ET
East
7-31
$10c
8-1
'9-14
10-
Bakeries,
Can
Eastern
States
&
A
7-31
7-12
10-31
10-
1
B
Co.
7-12
redeemable
1
7-15
for
15c
7-15
7-: 2
7-31
General
Precision
$4.75
7-
5
5
c
7-15
7-
9-10
8-20
7-10
7-10
7-31
31 Vic
9-16
8-23
7-15
X 7- 5
7-22
7-
7-26
7-19
class
preferred stock
General
Household
8-
1
7-
3%%
4%
9
$1.25
7-15
7-15
7-
8-
i
7-15
8-
1
7-15
:■
35c
(quar.)
7-10
1
7-
7-15
5
7-15
7-
5
2oc
lo-io
lu-
5
f45c
9-25
(quar.)
8-30
W
Inc.
3-15
30c
9-
2
35c
8-
1
b-28
20c
—_
8-
1
7-10
1_C
.
8-
8-15
12 yac
(quar.)
;■
1
3
l-xo
•
8-
-
60c
1
7-
>
1
1-1-64
12-
2
25c /
7-2J
7-
9
7-29
7-
9
2oc
5-12
8-16
25C
9-12
8-16
$1.12 y2
ti2yac
1
(incr.-quar.)
A
i
9-30
9-20
35C
8-15
7-27
25c
8-
35C
7-15
6-28
7-15 t
6-28
$1
7-15
6-28
$1.10
(quar.)—
& Co. (quar.)
Co.
7-15
6-28
1
7-19
7-24
7-10
(quar.)
4.40%
8-30
Corp.,
common
933/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preierred (quar.)
Lighting & Power,
Sound
Hudson
cents par)
(25
Unance
preferred
Howe
$$1.25
:
pfd.
$4
$1
(quar.)
10c
Co.
Mining
Bay
&
Smelting
Co.,
iv:
7-i2
b-
Ltd.—
;
preferred (quar.)___*_
^"_™_™____
preferred (quar.)—__________—__
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50
preierred
1
—
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
7-
1
General
8-
1
7-15
9-
3
8-
1
1
7-
5
$1.50
15c
8-
1
7-
5
8-
10c
7-15
1
25c
4.80%
preferred
3
3
3
preferred
6%
Girftrd
10c
7-15
6-28
Girltown,
22yac
Ginn
7-
6-20
12 y2 c
7-19
7-
30c
8-
1
7-15
$1.12 y2
8-
1
7-15
1
series
B
8-15
7-25
25c
8-15
7-25
&
Company
'
Inc.
Glatfelter
4.50%
(P.
H.)
(quar.)
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
9-15
8-30
8-
1
7-15
7-31
7-15
7-31
7-15
7-31
3
Golden
Nugget,
7-19
6-14
Goodall
8-30
8-15
Goodman
8-30
8-15
'40c
7-31
7-16
4%
8-20
Gordon
6-29
Goulds
25c
;
Inc.
Goodyear Tire
9-10
U2%c
Ltd.—
(San
7-31
Rubber
88-
preferred
"
Inc..
Pumps,
5%
pfd.
8-
7-15
8-
7-15
8-
7-15
8-30
8-16
Restaurants
Gourmet
20c
7-19
6-21
Grand
5c
7-15
6-17
Great American Insurance Co.
30c
7-26
7-12
9
Government
25c
(quar.)_
7-26
7-12
Employees
Co., 4x/2%
Union
pfd.
7-25
7-
2
Great
25c
7-31
7-23
Great
div.)
(quar.)___i_—
(N.
Ry.
Life
Southern
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
Co.
(quar.)_.
(stock
Mines
Traders
Life
(s-a)
dividend)
1
7-
3
2%
11-22
7-18
7-
7-25
10c
___:
Insurance
Assn.
—
(quar.)
(s-a)
(Federal Grain, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
$1.40 preference (quar.)
(Federal Insurance Co. (N. J.)
(quar.)
,
Federal National Mortgage Assn.
Federal Paper Board,
common
(monthly).
6-29
3
Finance, common
preferred (quar.)
(
(quar.)
from investment inc.)
$7.50
10-
1
35c
9-
6
7-15
7-
$3 5c
8-
1
7-19
$3 5c
8-
1
7-19
:
-It
8-23
3
t35C
8-
1
7-1 q
25c
9-
3
8-23
30c
7-15
5%
Life
All
50c
7-15
6-28
9-15
8-30
15c
7-15
6-28
$1.37%
7-15
6-28
45c
,
7-20
7-10
Assurance
preferred
conv.
Greater
—
__________—_______
—_____
West
Greenfield
Guardian
Gulf
Life
Gulf
Mobile
$5
Co.
Insurance
preferred
$5
preferred
Gustin-Bacon
Hagan
Bros.
$2.40
dividend)
Controls,
Co.,
preferred
of
7-31
7-10
8-15
8-
7-31
7-12
7-15
7-
8-
7-15
3%
56y4C
55c
75c
(quar.)_.
1
2
3
7-26
6-3
7-15
6-24
7-15
8-
1
6-20
7-
9
40c
40c
9-10
9-
1
12-10
12-
1
under
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-15
$1.37Vi
8-
1
7-15
22Vic
7-30
7-10
12c
8-21
8-
25c
5%
7-15
7-10
8-
7-12
1
6
9
8-22
12-16
11-29
7-16
6-28
9-
;
9-19
$1.25
9-30
9-16
$1.25
12-30
12-16
■1-12
lot!
0-
1
$1
8-
1
$1.25
8-
1
7-12
7-29
7-19
—
25c
7-12
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light, common (quar.)
Ingram
1
8-
1 ■
8-. 1
7-10
8-
1 '
7-10
8-
1
7-10
••
dividend
Bell,
Institutional
8-
1
7-15
7-10
-.
10c
t80c
10c:
50%.
5-31
6-28 '
10-
9-13
1
7-15
/
6-27
7-30
'
7-13
9-30
9-16
31'Ac
8-
1
7-12
37yac
8-
1
7-12
10c
1
26c
7-15
7-
3%
—_——.—
Electrica
&
7-10
7-15
6-25
11-29
11-15
Hardware—
Electronic
Natural
Mexico
de
Ltd.
S.
20c
A
120c
Gas,
preferred
5%
7-30
7-15
25c
(quar.)_
7-15
6-28
(quar.)_
Ltd.—
Shares,
'
Institutional
of
Co.
Fund
Growth
investment
From
income™.
North
America
4C
—
(quar.)
50c
—
8-
7-
1
1
6-28
7-15
Insurance
Company of the State of y
Pennsylvania
(s-a)——__—1—
Gas, $3 pfd. (quar.)____
International Bank (Washington, DC)—r
90c
Increased
semi-annual
International
6%
1
4c
7-29
6-23
120c
7-15
6-28
$37'Ac
7-15
6-28
9-10
8-
60c
7-15
6-14
common
(quar.)
—
l
—___
Harvester
Investors,
income)
7-
Machines Corp.—
International
vestment
3
1
$1
Ltd.,
preferred,
Quarterly
7-
8-
'
_____
Powders
Bronze
participating
7-19
75c
Intermountain
Co., com. (quar. )
Inc.
(from net in¬
—
Milling
Co..
Packers
Ltd.
9
3
7-
7-15
6-28
7-25
7-10
20c
7-19
7-
$.042
7-30
6-14
25c
7-15
6-21
15c
e-15
7-26
10c
/
pfd.
(quar.)
4%
7-22
$1
25c
——:—
International
(quar.)
'
International
Packings
(quar.)—
Publishing—
deposit receipts (initial)
International Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Interstate Department Stores
(quar.)
Interstate Financial Ccrp. (Syracuse)—
75 cents partic. preferred (quar.)___
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.
(quar.)_
5
International
American
preferred
(quar.)
Investors
Capital Exchange
Investors
Iowa,
Diversified
Illinois
$4.22
60c
1
8-
(from income)—,y
stock split)
(initial)-—————.—-
/preferred
Industria
7*l0
8-
55y4c
'
$1.50
Inland
7-13
53y4c
(quar.)
Stock
1
583/4c
preferred
Industrial
1
51C
(quar.)
common
1
7-
'
52y2c
(quar.)
preferred
New
8-
1
7-
6
7-22
30c
—
7-
7-15
7-
3%
2oC
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
$4.36
25c
57y2c
=_
—
(stk. divid.)
Gas
&
com.
Electric
7-19
$60c
10-15
9-16
10-15
9-16
72c
Fund—
Services,
1
$75c
_;
7-15
6-29
183<(.c
8-
$2
9-
5
8-22
50c
9-
2
7-31
$1.09
8-
1
7-12
SI.05
(quar.)_
8-
1„
7-12
Co.—
Common
new
Corp.'
(quar.)__;
(quar.)_
common
International
Inc.—
Calgon
common
Co.,
preferred
preferred
International
$1.25
$1.25
15c
—:
9-30 '
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
6%
announcement
title
1
in¬
(quar.)
&
7-10
1
RR.—
(quar.)—
Chemical
corporate
Halle
net
(quar.)_———
Manufacturing
dividend
See
(stock
Ohio
&
8-
8-
5c
Trusi
(from
Inc.
(Dallas)
8-15
37V2C
(quar.)_
income)—-.-—-——_____
Insurance
Gulf
Investment
Fund,
Co.
$1.25
8-15
(Winnipeg)
preferred A
Estate
Real
Mutual
vestment
Co.
(quar.),—____
Markets, Inc
American
Greeley Gas Co., 5Vi%
6-30
28%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Services
Fund
8-
"-24
25c
Underwriters
preferred
8-15
1=;C
__.
11-29
46V2C
(quar.)
3
9-
(Houston) —
—
Quarterly
25c
50C
—
pfd.(quar. )__
4.60%
Mortgage
Co., Inc.
Meter
International Business
—
7-12
Income Fund
Indian Head Mills (3-for-2
6-28
Y.) —
—.—
Northern
Great
(stock
Corp.
&
Incorporated
6-28
7-15
25c
—
Quartei'ly
5c
'■
Plan
7-23
15c
6c
7-16
7-
12Vic
20c
Li'eaker,
4.70%
(7-15
$50c
12y2c
(quar.)___
9-13
1
(quar.)
Brick
Insurance
A (quar.)
(increased)
1
8>
Imperial Capital Fuuv.—
(Quarterly of 3C from investment income
and 7c from long-term capital gains)
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada) (quar.)_
7-10
(Canada)—
class
Corp.,
Gloucester
of
Co.
(quar.)
Jewelry
Gorton's
.
<
—
Rubber
A
8-15
1J-
_—
4.42%
7-15
8-
—50c
(quar.)
&
class
8-30
$32l/ac
2 iC
4-——
4.26%
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)_
4.20%
8-15
2%
Circuit
Finance
Precision
4.08%
/7-12
12V2c
30c
—
—
20c
____
Fran.)
—_
$1.25
—______—
—
3
2
8-15
Bank
(quar.)
Illinois
7-10
9-
9-
$1.25
.__
7-25
) 56V4C
dividend—
8-13
Illinois
7-15
8-
Golden'
Stock
8-15
8-30
(quar.)___:
Company,
6-15
7-15
8-30
S1.25
"•
Ideal
Pi
8c
common.....
6-13
I2V2C
—_
preferred
preferred
Ideal
7-15;;=
15c
7-31
45c
(quar.)
7-31
7-15
6-28
$1,183/4
(quar.)
6-29
1
7-15
(quar.)
com.
___________
8-15
3
7-
6-15
9
(qUtr.)__——__
Inc.,
preferred
preferred
Hydraulic-Press
Brick
Hygrade Food Products, 4% pfd.
5%: preferred
(quar.)_—
7-10
3VUc
(quar,)
National
7-15
1
45/a%
Gate
7-^15
9-
5c
—
Co.,
1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
8-
9
7-15
7-15
$40c
(quar.)—
Industries
&
Erie
&
5%
'
37V'2c
;
7-15
1
6-21
8-15
1,
1
8-
7-15
10%
____
(quar.)
—__,
7-
8-
$1.12y2
87'/2c
(quar.)_
(qUar.)__________________
preierred
Mortgage, (quar.)—:
Refrigerator Co. (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co., common (quar.)
7-15
8-
7-22
7-15
Huron
(quar. )—
(quar.)
9-
1
15c
30c
1
8-
preferred" (quar.)
!
_$0.578125
Glldden Company, $1.25 preferred (quar.)__
53yec
Globe Envelopes, Ltd., class A
$13c
Gloray Knitting Mills, Inc; (quar.)/___
12Vic
Gluckin
(William) Co., Ltd.
(quar.)__
12y2c
5
8-
50c
$1.50
40c
—
____
Foods
I-T-E-
(quar.)™:
industries
Inc.
Hussmann
$15c
dividend)£
pfd.
5%
3IV4C
8-
8c
$20c
tlOc
Groceries,
!
A
$1.25
$1.27V2
(quar.)
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50 preference C (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred (quar.)
;
Gilfillan Corp.
(quar.)_______
Gimbel Bros. Inc. (quar.)__
6-28
7-15
series
$1.25
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
7-
7-15
5%
6.40%
55c
$5
7-15
5c
Hunt
7-25
Southwest—
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-15
''..ru:
7-25
8-15
/
Hyster
(quar.)
Water Works Corp.,
$1
2.
pia.
77-
8-15
•
30c
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of the
10c
:
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
33c
' /
Northwest—
The
B
Class
" 32y2c
/'f /
64y2c
$1.30
62y2c
—
of
$2
(quar.)__________
(quar.J__
Co.
Wholesale
7-, 8
8-
5%
5.10%
8-
Telephone
General
7-12
-Hudson
1
22y2C,
62V2c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5.16%
preferred
(quar.)___
6-29
8-1
7-10
General
7-15
8-31
1
8-
f75c
Quarterly
6-28
Hugues-Owens, Ltd., 80c class A
$1.32
7-16
L
5%
(quar.)
7-15
—
$1.75
(quar.)
Uranium
prior
A)
preferred
Houston
held)
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Florida— "\V '/
10c
,
Street
9-15
$1.183/4
4y2%
$$1
Co/ (quar.)
&
5V2%
9
8-
1
2oC
(incr.-quar.)
(joseph)
7-
'/.
Steel Wares, Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
General
$2.20
Co.
share
each
$1.50
Products,
Faraday
Federal
Fund
class
preferred
1
Mfg., Ltd.,
class A and
(stock dividend) (2 shares of 3%
B
9-16
(quar.)
Electric,
Farmers
2 Federal
8-
1
30c
class A (s-a)
Bearing
(quar.)
&
(Geo.
933Ac
$2
A
Famous Artists Schools
4.60%
Ltd.,
B
8-
Products
General
$$1.75
Capwell
Foods
Class
$1.25
y
Equipment—
(quar.)
preferred
General
Common
Farmers
1
9-
25C
Oil,
Home
5%
preferred (quar.)_
3.75% preferred (quar.)
8-
4%
Fabi, Ltd., common—
Fearn
9
t/-
Power (increaseu-qu-w..)
Home Insurance Co. (NY) (quar.)_.
4V2%
7-25
75c
Heating
(quar.)
Gas
8-
Water
Hormel
25c
Ltd.—
Group Associates
Record
1
2uC
Holyoke
7-10
1
dividend).
___
Equipment
River
7-26
9-
(s-a)
9-15
6-21
7-
7-25
(s-a)
(s'.cck
preferred
Family
8-15
87% 2
9-30
1
'
Fall
$1.25
$1.09 Va
Winston
8-
7-15
8-15
(accumulative)
Electric
■1
(quar.)
corp.—
Hole, Rinehart &
7-25
3
7-25
(initial)
2'
8-15
preierred
8-15
30c
9-
87V2C
(quar.)
—
i
3
30c
7-17
50c
9-16
$14c
_
Executive
1
7-15
9-
(quar.)
7-15
Company,
$1.30
Engelhard Industries (quar.)
Equitable Savings & Loan Assn.—
(Portland, Ore.) (s-a)
1
European Growth Fund ;
Eversharp, Inc.
(quar.).
5%
8-
1
B
series
7-31
Hoover
(quar.)
General Motors Corp.—
7-2J
8-
common
&
8
(quar.)__^—_—
1
8-
b-lo
uv
35c
5
Inc.
8-16
1
30c
Steel (stock dividend)
Corp.—
(accumulative)
preferred
Class
56 Vic
(quar.)
(Hiram) Ltd.)
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp. (quar.)_—_—:
Holt Renirew & CO., Ltd. (quar.)__
7-
Mills
5
8-26
Walker
7-
Electric
30c
preferred
class
Electro Networks
•
Walker-G
9-13
(quar.)__.
5
5
7-
7-25
.
r
Hobart
7-25
Ltd./ (quar.)_
Oil
7-
7-
7-15
c
l3vac
(lncreaoeui
Ltd.
9-27
General
(Poughkeepsie,
Electronic Communication, 6%
Emco, Ltd. (quar.)..
Emery Industries (quar.)__:
Enamel
Dauch,
a
7-26
8-14
+93 24
Co., common
(quar.)_______
-4Vz%
preferred
(quar.)i
2—,
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. (quar.);'
Employers
Emporium
5
Z
$12Vac
25c
5
2—__
preferred
RR.
(quar.)_,
Mfg.
5
7-
,
Francisco)
Light,
Ball
General
'
Products
4%%
7-
7-15
25c
quar.)_.
Investment
Home
$20c
A
Empire District
Electric
Hoover
3
$1,121/2
(stock
Eichler Homes, Inc.
Emhart
7-15
28 3/4
Common
7-18
9-
'
'
■
Edwards Engineering Corp.
Ekco
Street
Hilo
7-12
6-23
$4 convertible preferred A
(quar.)__
Edgecomb Steel of New England, Inc.—
Class A (quar.)
_i
•_
Sault
1
(quar.)
7-25
Bakeries,
6-27
8-
7-15
,
7-31
.
7-ia
25c
8-31
5c
5c
6-21
1
12'Ac
(quar.)—_—
(San
7-31
Crude
20c
Edison
High
Hinae
5
7-
7*19
luC
(See
,
Bank
30c
7-30
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Laboratory, common (4uar.j
B
1
7-10
1
8-
5%
Extra
Hiram
(quar.)
Inc.
General
9-
7-15
Economics
Class
Manufacturing
1
:V
7-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Sporting Goods.—/■ 8c
Transportation (quar.)_
12y2c
6-27
1
Stainless
Eastern
Echlin
Gambie-Skogmo
Gateway
Gateway
General
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred
Eazor
Express
Company
Higbie
7-
...
10c
(quar.)
Trust
participating
$6
Higbee
preferred
Hibernia
1
Corp.
Monthly
2
7-
7-15
Transportation
preferred
8-22
1
8-
20c
7-
8-
"8-r- -7-10 :
62V2C
5%
7-15
30c
7-i0
1
1
'
Cnemical
9-3
1
Fruehauf
b'
T,
Insur¬
&
common
A
Co.,
3V'2%
7-
6-25
40C
-
(quar.)
43/8%
1
7-15
-
Powder
Newport
6-
5c
-—
7-19
7-29
62c
preferred
6-14
15c
(exaa)
series
7-19
5
(quar.)
(qufi,f.)/r^
dividend!—
7-17
Corp.
+__
20c
(monthly).—5c
10^: 1
1
f20c
9
8-15
8-1
11-
s-a)
Vending
Eastern
$7
7-
1-11
,
Co.-—
conv.
&
Pennsylvania
4%
Common
6-28
V."
A
Power Co.,
preference
(quar.)
Eastern
7-15
■■■:
7c
(quar.)_r
class
Kootenay
7%
6-23
60c
(quar.)
(increased
WNC
&
East
Heyden
8-16
7-
—_—-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Freres, Ltd.,
Duro-Test Corp., 5%
Dynamic
Hercules
8-26
(quar.)—
Monthly
30c
(quar.)
Nemours
Dupuis
Dutchess
7-15
■
„
preferred
Inc.
de
preferred
$3.50
7-14
9-16
7-
as
8-
Can?.oa, Ltu., comhi_ii
preferred
(quar.)
:____
(E.
1
9-3
(quar.)
Furman-Wolfson
2?'V
Laboratories—
Bradstreet,
duPont
8-
35c
$$1.25
5%
.//./;.■
7-
8-16
Co.—
convertible
2
Co.—
known
Futterman Corp.
of
7V2%
Dun
Trailer
Now
.Common
6-28
f$1.75
(quar.).
participating
Pont
6%
7-
30c
8-
35c
1%% '
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Prouuq.s, cuiinuuii
Co.,
Galion
7-15
.
6-25
'
Inc.
Film
•5-
7
7t.15
Properties Corp., class A (monthly)
Dreyfus Fund Inc.
(quar.)———
preierred
6-28
Companies,
1
:__2
7%
7-15
Refining Co.
:
Hercules
7-15
7-29
Frontier
3%
Heppenstall
8-12
1
7-15
7^12
u ',sc
8-23
5
$30c
Restaurants
412(20
9-16
8-
25c
20c
X
7-15
35c
:_
Inspection
(initial
9-
5c
I
6-29
56 'Ac
Products,—
common
25c
Ltd.
Frisch's
Steel
New
1
7-15
7-25
3%
(quar.)
Fraser
6-28
series
Hayes
77-
/
7-15
extra/-
5
//,///'.
2!/2C
6-2d
(initial quar.Jut-
(quar.)
7-
Electric
'.'7/ 1/:
:
1
60c
(stock
7/3-.
_
..
7-20
22c
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
53A%
preferred (quar.)
Hayes
Industries
(quar.)
7-12
7-30
7-15
50c1
4Vi%
7-30
Fram
Common
Hawaiian
7-15
1
6-14
8
8
1
5
7-25
Drew
Du-Art
/'•
7** 8
7-15..
•
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.).;
Boiler
:
8-23
ii/O*
■
(quar. 1
Radio
/'
.
xuc
■. ■
(quar.)
Corp. of America,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
:7-
8-
7-
7-31
>■'
Harvey'
7-15
tquar. 1
Corporation
(quar.)
Franklin Custodian Lunas—
Steam
ance-Co.
6-28
1
a
preferred
preferred
-7-
1«
7-
•/<;
7-16
r 1 t20c
L2-,2_
com.
:
class
(stock dividend).:
8-15
8-
7-15
8-
Co.
7-15
_
%(quar.)
Industries
Ducommun,
7-15
$30c
._u_2_
Co.
&
1
f25c
(quar.)
dividend
Dow
Laboratories
Forest
8-
«'
10-21
8-1
of America,
$44c
2i___
1
(Canada) (quar.)
$12y2c
Fort
Wayne & Jackson RR.—
/'■/■•■/.'
5V2 % preferred (s-a)
—$2.75
7-15
8•
TioC 1
__
_J
(quar.)____
11-
7-15
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)___—
t20c
Industries
(quar.)
Co.
H.)
$37yaC
(quar,)
$1 preference
(quar.)_
22__
Dominion Textile, Ltd., common
7%
Moore
Industries,
f 15c
_2____
com.
7-19
19!/2c
(quar.)_
& Wallace,
class B
Motor of Canada Ltd.
Fruehauf
(quar.)
1
5c
(Onio)
(quar.)_
6-28
,
Ltd..' (quar.):—::
&
&
(M.
Tile
Flour Mills
6-28
(quar,)
8-
y
Corp
Ford
=
7-15
(quar.)
4.96%
$1.10
(s-a)
Forbes
7-22
tl7V2c
Linoleum
4.50%
2%
div.)__
Bank*.. (New
7-25
7-15
__
3
6-21
75c
iquar.)
7-12
TlOc
____
71
6-28
Hat
/• 6-28
Insurance—
2.
7-29
/35c
Realty
5
$1.50
(qua..)
Hartfield Stores (stocx dividend)
Hartford EleciffiT Light/ common
30c
(stock
National
Publis..eis
Corporation (quar.)_
Schaifner & Marx (quar.)
Hart,
Hartford
7-15
8-1
noc
5%
preferred
(quar.)2
2_—
Dominion Fabrics Co., Ltd., common
(quar.)
2nd preference
(quar.)
Dominion Glass, common (quar,).
7 %
Bureau
J.4C
(resumed)
com.
7-16
40c
Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Food Giant Markets, 4% preferred (s-a)
ijmv2c
Ltd.
:'
7-
e
Harris-Teeter Super Markets Inc.
Harrisburg Hotel <Pa.)
Harrisonburg Telephone, (quar.)
11c
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)_
i^uar.)
6-28
X / r: >
(quar.)_.
8-15
:
45c
2
Dairies,
1
7-19
/ 9- 6
;/:/ '
preferred
Co.
& Row
8
12 V2C
____/_
(quar.)
//;/<
Harper
7-16
5c
|20c
(quar.)
8-
..6convertible
Harper (H. M.)
Yj—
N.
(Albany, N. Y.)
Virginia
6c
x
v
7-
■■
■
World
6-28
Diego—
Bank
Credit
Co.
First
6c
_____
5/:
1
1
$1.50
Refraciories—
corp.—
7-
8-
$15c
_y
(quar.)__
&
7-31
Harsco
(quar.)
First
First
2V4c
_____
7 /i
7.
.
.
Haven
New
Haven)
6-30
net
xrom
.
Ltd.
San
(Yonkers,
City
National
Foundation
(quar.)__
7-24 4
5%
-
,
National
7-12
$2
(quarterly
6-
7-19 /
7-15
6-30
■■
2
2.
Harniscnieger
7-15
1
5-31
2oc
.
8-23
30c
of
Bank
National
First
7-15
60c
—
Quarterly
•
Dominion
Bank
Quarterly
7-
7-15
/
133/4C
_______
Co,.
.
First
3
7-15
:
15c
(increased
(quar.)
..
Florida
of
6
shareholders'
to
"
Ltd.
pominick Fund
Dominion Bridge
National
7-16
(quar..)
(quar.).
(subject
Increased quarterly
Quarterly
'7-29
;
$1
Y
Inc.
I
8-1
(quar.)
income)
First
9-
3uc
_
6% preferred
Harcourt Brace
9-
•/' 25c
Co. (increased quar.)x._____
First National Bank in Palm Beach
5
5
6-21
(N, J.)
:
dividend
50c
Co.
common
& Tiusc
Banx
a
2%
common
Drug Corp.
8-
Harbison-Walker
6-21
$1
First Connecticut Sipall Business "Investment'
9-16
3
6-28
J
Holders
"Payable of Rec.
$.035
(quar.i___
1
25c."
approval July 16 and the U. S. Comp-
9
'
Washington, class A
National"
A
8-
32y2c
—
class
When
Share
'
Inc.
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd.—
8-
zoc
iw-44-
^.troller of Currency).
..
7-15
30c
•
/
(quar.)__;__^
Stores
N.
Wholesale
/
$.0795
;
Sons
(quar.)—
7-15
Funds,
Cnemical
60c
*
25c
•
•
i'|
Inc.
&
7-
10-31
(quar.)——
preferred
Stock
9
1 %'z 7-17
7- 4
9-
si
dividend)_.L_.
common
7-12
7-12
7-
9-30
12c
(quar.)
(stock
V
9-+ 3
_________
(quar.)
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
Dillon
Camden
Ruooer
7-15
7-15!
7-24
'7-19
t50c
»
.1
conv.
First
7-10
&
Corp., .commoii-___—
Hand
7-31
•;
7-10
.//.
1
$2
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Dielectric Products tngineering—
55
;
7-31
25c
':V
(quar.)
Corp.
Fund
Boston
Assn.
Hamilton
7-31
V
65c
7V2c
56y»c
quar.)_
(quar.)__
_______
7-11
7-31
2oc
2V2C-
iq^a'r.
Insurance (San Francisco)-
Tire
First
common
(quar.)
f
(s-a)—
Corp.
lireman's
Firestone
3
(increased
Co.
Corp.,
A
Underwriters
7-10
7-10
1
9-
:
Business Investment (quar.)
Dictaphone) Corp.,
:
4V4C
Tunnel
National
'8-
.
36c.
,
2
Extra
Diamond
Fire
Trust
General
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec
Snare
32'/2c
rims,
Holdert
When
Per
'
(incr.-quar.)
___;—____;
preierred
7-
7-19
____
Yards
Co.
Developers Small
v:
8-
8-
5c
"
(quar.)ki*.
Assn.™
Canada
:/'•
1
7-26
14c
//
.
•
v_—
(quar.)
Stock
7-10
7-25
40c
:
_____:
Estate
.
.
V 10c
$1.18
______
stock
Mines,
Denver
(Beveriy
Quarterly
(quar.)_Z_
&
aebenture
1
.$2.25
"
*
Stores
dividend
Financial
Inc.—
-
Denison
7-10
T- 7-10
-7-15
-r;»-
50c
-
.
Light (quar.)-:
Valley Financial Corp.—
Mfg., class A (quar.)___
Dennison
/•
$1.25
•
>
-
8-1'
$1
93 3/4 c
(quar.)
(quae):
Power
.
I1.o7-/2
—.
—2—■
preferred
Delaware
;•
A
Coatings,
Dean Phipps Stores,
Decker Nut Mfg
Delaware
//'•
(quar.L
(quar.j
(quar.)
Vilbiss=
8-
(quar.) ™_____A™w™___
Cnemical
Common,
1
$1.06
preferred
(quar.).™.
preferred
(quar.)^.
preferred
1
8-
$1.20
$4.24
5%'
8-
$1.12
(quar.)
Dayco Corp., $2 class
Bank
Fineiity-Phila.
,(quar.)_______
u'
:
Department
Stock
i-u6ni—
$4.80
4Vz %
f
/ " 6-28
8- 7
/
''' ''
-
Name of Company
,
"
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)——
—
7-15
7-
5
Continued
on
page
46
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(200)
.
.
Monday, July 15, 1963
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
RANGE OF PRICES
DAILY
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
55
34% Oct 23
16
39% Jan
72% Jan
17/•
11% Oct
24
21% Jan
15
25
78% Dec
20
74% Jan
60% Oct
24
99'A Jan
68 V4 Feb
28
9% Sep
28
21
Jar.
2
Oct
25
33% Feb
21
•
15%
4
22
2
13% Jan
25
4
27
24
Jan
15
3
f Jan 24
■
Admiral
Aeroquip
Air
Corp
71%
71%
18%
18%
'18%
18 %
18%
18
26%
26Va
26%
26%
26%
26%
10%
ioy4
10%
: io%
10%
X10%
18
67% Jun
Air
Products
70 y8 Feb
7
Jun
10
61% Apr
Air
52%
52%
52
52%
51%
52%
19
3% May 29
Alabama
25 V4 May 24
Alco
8
31% May 21
Aldens
9
93 % Jan
22
Jan
11
42 % Jan
11
2
25% July
94% May 16
91
12 % Mar 20
.
Jan
9% Apr
4
Jan
5
30 % Jun
12
27% Sep 27
39 % May 28
48 % Jan
2
32% Jan
2
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
3
88
96
10
93
Jan
2
5% May 29
41
14
18
Dec
13
Gas
Inc
4%%
preferred
16% May 29
23% Mar
2
19% Jan
2
29% Jun
7
Allen
Industries
57
4
42 % Mar
4
52
9
6
Allied
Chemical
Allied
Kid
11
Allied
Allied
Products
May
5
17% Feb
15
13 % Jan
2
15 % May
34% May 29
44"% Jan
31
40
Jan
2
47% Jun
9% Feb
5
7
Feb
15
25
66% Feb
6
49% Jan
2
57% Apr
Jun
4
87
Jun
3
91
Jan
17
16% Feb
26
2
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
10
88
81% May
3
9% Oct 23
18
Allied
61
61%
61 y4
53%
54%
53%
25%
26%
26 %
26 y2
26i/4
26%
26%
27%
26%
26%
10.500
93
93
*93%
93%
*92%
93%
93%
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
33%
33%
33%
35
33%
34
33%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
5
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
50
50%
50%'
49%
50%
100
101 %
101 %
101 %
101 %
102%
Inc
28 i
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
1.30O
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
49%
33.800
*13%
.13%
13%
13%
46%
46%
45%
45%
1.000
8%
8 %
8%
81/4
4.000
51%
52%
9.300
5
13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
*44%
45%
44%
44%
45%
46%
5
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
52
52%
51%
52%
51%
52%
87
87%
87
88
88 %
87%
87i/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
18%
18%
18
18%
17%
18
17%
18
94
*92%
No par
100
common
5
Aluminium
Limited
69
July 11
Aluminum
Co
37
May 21
Amalgamated Sugar Co
May 29
34
Feb
9
22 % Jan
2
26
Apr
29
65% Jun
27
71
Jun
5
3
97
Feb
11
17"% Jan
2
25
1
30
May 18
24% Apr
16
126
July 11
Inc
Apr
4
62
Jan
14
Feb
26
18% Jan
4
13% Jan
2
16% Apr
23
American
41
Jun
25
53% Apr 25
48% Jan
11
58% Apr
4
American
38% Jan J4'
t
22% Jun
n
67
1
24% Jan
17
20
Oct
23
34% Feb
13
22
Jan
25
Theatres Inc
May 21
American
31% May 29
51% Jan
5
74% May 21
American
3
94
Dec
21
88% Mar 12
25
50
Dec
26
47% Jan
2
95% July 11
60% Jun 18
American
55% Jan
2
6
44% Jan
American
35% Dec
31
36% May
32% Mar
20% Mar
10% Jan
5
16
40% Feb
79
1
37% May
29 % Apr
4
17"% Jan
2
38% Jun
33% Jun
8% Jan
2
30
8
34% Jan
Jan
2
49% Mar 25
May 29
33% Feb
8
13% May 29
18% Jun 28
19% Feb
13
15% Oct
24
24% Jan
5
12
42 % Jan
2
18% July 12
15
Jan
3
20% Jan
2
101 % Mar 18
23
6
48 % Jun
5
26 %
26%
*25%
26
*25%
26%
65
*64
26%
64%
641%
*64%
65
*641/2
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16%
34.700
No par
53%
53%
53%
54%
53%
53%
53
531/2
53%
53%
3.600
31%
y::! 30%
July
12 %
12
12
12
12%
12%
11%
12
6,100
_No par
51
51%
51%
52
52
52
51%
51%
*51 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
23
23
22%
22%
*22%
Crystal Sugar
common_10
96
95%
95%
60 %
59%
60
59%
59%
59 %
60
10
37
37
36%
37%
37%
38 %.
38
38%
6.50
36
36%
2.50
Co
Power
Co
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
33.200
35%
35%
35%
36%
35%
35%
10,500
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
29%
9.200
No par
Foreign Power
36%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13,500
43%
43%
44
Corp
12.50
46
44%
45%
59%
59
59%
20.300
191/4
18%
18%
22.300
23
18%
10
American
Investment
3
5%%
1
American
26
14
prior
3.90%
of
Co
111
1
preferred
Mach
&
100
Fdry
1.75
com
preferred
American
Metal
_100
Climax
Inc
com__i
4%%
convertible preferred
American Metal Products
:
American
Meter Co
100
,,
1
Jan
3
27
98% May 29
25% Oct 24
123
July
42% Jun
20
23
2
25
May 29
Jan
19
Corp
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,400
29%
29%
29%
29%
2,400
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
181/4
18
18%
17%
18 %
96.400
10
41%
42%
41'%
42 %
x411/2
41%
41%
41%
41%,
41%
11.000
_No par
24%
25
24%
25
24%
241%
23%
241%
23%
23%
66%
67%
67
67
67
67
66%
66 %
661/2
6 61/2
1.000
10%
10%
10%
10%
10i/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
101%
40.000
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
29%
29'/4
30%
29
29%
25.600
17%
100.800
23
23%
10
34
34%
16%
17%
16%
*157
159
157
23
24
24
33%
33%
17
17
157
*155
Seating Co
Ship Building
Go
No par
IOV4
10%
*10i/4
10%
10%
10%
10 3/8
com
No par
80'%
81%
80%
811/4
80%
81%
80%
811/4
161%
160 3/4
160 3/4
30% May
133% Apr
8
11
33 % July 18
136 % Jan
2
44% Apr
5
134% Feb
19
63% Dec
27
25% Mar 19
26% Oct
21% Jan
125
28% May 17
130% May 27
36% Apr
3
Jan
26 % Jan
23% May
13% Apr 30
114% Jan
2
28
Mar
127% Jan
59
Apr
30 %
May 21
14 % Jun
5
126 % May
1
33% Apr 17
136% Mar 26
70
Jun
7%
Dvlpt
Refg
preferred
American
6%
100
Snuff
Co
com mo..
Amer
5.44%
Mar 30
Water
Mar 19
14% Mar 16
24
37% Jan
15
20% Jan
6
3
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
*1271%
129%
*127%
33%
1291%
*1271%
129%
Co
Ltd._£i
34
34%
34%
34%
33%
33%
34
343%
35i%
15.300
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27%
28%
28
28'%
27.900
12.50
13%
14
14
14
13%
133/4
13%
14
13%
13%
33 %
1211/4
122%
121%
122%
121%
1221/4
121%
121%
1203/4
121%
69.500
6.25
28'%
28%
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
80.300
128%
128%
128%
129'/a
128%
1283/4
128%
128%
common
5%
preference
com
29 % Jun
14
37% Jan
2
30 % Jan
Amphenol-Borg
38% Jun
24
Amsted
52% Jan
4
40% Jan
54
28
37
Jan
4
27% Jan
25% Oct
26
37% Jan
4
28% Jan
91
27
95
92
97
May 16
34% Sep
26
49% Feb
28% Oct
23
79
11
25
24% Feb
footnotes,
Feb
see
9
23
8
page
Jan
26% Apr
17% July
15 % Feb
23.
6
35% Feb
Anaconda
Wire
Anchor
Apr
$4
Hocking
Electronics
Anderson
41% Jan
Anken
22% July
Apco
Oil
Corp
66'%
66%
x66%
66%
23.000
26%
26%
26%
26%
1.100
*26'%
*261%
28%
27%
27%
*26%
28%
*26
26%
*25%
26
28%
*26%
26
26
*26
26%
19%
19%
46
46
19%
19%
191/4
46
19%
*45%
20
19%
19%
20
200
1.800
46%
46
46
46%
*45i%
32%
32%
33%
32%
331/4
33
33%
32%
33
15.500
19%
20%
20
20 Viz
201/4
20%
20%
21%
20%
20%
78.800
1
25%
27
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
263/4
25%
253/4
1
35%
37%
36
37
36%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
11.400
49
49 %
48%
50
49
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
21.300
31
32
31%
32
32
32%
20.600
31%
32%
_
46
19%
129
32%
__5o
31%
3IV4
6.25
31%
32'%
No par
&
*94%
__21.80
281%
20c
1
Cable
Glass
Clayton
Chemical
66%
26%
1
Corp
Inc
No par
Corp
preferred
39% Jan
66 %
26%
No par
shares
Co
35 % Apr
66%
261%
28%
.1
Industries
Anaconda
66%
26%
..No par
endorsed
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
Jun
Smelting
Inc
23% Jun
550
67%
26%
25
:
Zinc Lead &
128%
67
26%
25
Co
preferred
Inc
5.000
5
Corp
Works
5%
AMP
470
1,000
24%
129%
25
Viscose
25% Mar
900
1601%
24%
preferred
American
42
159%
14.600
*127%
Tel & Tel Co
American
4
1603/4
5.900
10%
801/4
24%
Tobacco
27
33% Mar 29
33%
*103%
common__12.50
Co
28 % May 21
20% Jan
33%
103%
129%
American
American
160
33%
79
30
8.300
100
Sugar
22% Jan
1
160
33%
24%
24%
preferred
Ametek
54
15
33% -34%
2,700
159
23%
24%
*127%
American
6%
161 %
23%
8%
South African Inv
American
161
22%
pr.eferred_100
non-cumulative
Ampex Corp
For
17
159
Smelt &
10
33% July 11
21% Jun 24
Jun
16%
159
American
26
July 8
23% May 13
48 % Jan 30
Jun
17
160
*159
_
American
27% July
16% Oct
16%
100
Corp_l
34% July 3
12% May 24
82% July
5
Jun
110
18%
9% Jan
165
100
CO
29
56 % Jan
Jan
*112%
22,500
18%
30 % Jan
J an
25
113%
7
Jan
26
1131/4
50.800
88
38%
4
151
20%
88
38
17
American
20%
89%
38%
-
40% Feb
13% Jan
Jun
20%
800
4.100
38%
*87
18% Jan
25
Oct
113
20%
15%
23%
107
29
Co
__
Research. &
24
May 28
891/2
15%
231/4
*105
1.66%
Gas
Co
preferred
17
10
113
20%
38%
American
15% Feb
17
38%
25 % May 31
24% Aug 21
39
114
20%
*87
16% Jan
10
27
381/4
15%
23%
107
30% Mar 15
22% Aug 29
Jun
89%
151%
23%
♦105
18%
7
20% Feb
*113
20%
16
23%
107
28%
American Optical Co
1
American Photocopy Eqpt Co_No par
American Potash & Chem:
No par
American Rad & Std Sany com_^_5
122
37%
23'/a
18i/4
22
7%
114
20%
*87
*15%
*105
28%
News
7
38%
15%
231/4
107
18%
Natural
Jun
*113
21%
89'/2
23
28%
Motors
17% July 10
37%
*15%
♦105
18%
American
162
20%
*87
15%
23I/4
107
27%
American
Jan
23V4
2
American
25
*15%
*105
6.100
No par
_
26
12% Jan
'■
59
25% Jun
150
44%
45%
45% May 16
25
>
59%
Products
Supply
39 % Feb
18% Oct
3.700
30%
20 % Apr
32% Jan
38%
36%
2
26 y4 Jun
43,600
35%
23
10 % May
150
59%
291%
Jan
2
12.400
96%
36
Apr
4
*38
68%
35%
53
54% Jan
59%
30
46
24
66%
*95
35%
24
24
68%
29%
24
70% Apr
15
Jan
66%
*95
35
20
Mar
66%
96%
40c
30% Oct
61
64%
*95
9.700
2.100
19%
20
May 31
29% Jan
7
2
67
65
95
59%
800
24%
23
44%
23
73% Jan
32% Jan
66%
64%
95
100
24%
*22%
19%
May 16
Feb
24%
23
x59 %
16
115
24%
*22%
lo
prior preferred
Cyanamid Co
Distilling
24%
23
51%
59%
26 % Mar 18
2
12
19%
19
2
1.600
5
.•
44%
18
Jan
19,000
40%
59%
18% Sep
14% Jan
16.700
46
40%
19%
30 % Apr
2
30%
45%
59%
27
Jan
30%
30%
Jan
16
31%
4OV2
23% Jun
106
30%
19%
11% May 29
101
4%%
1
59%
22% Jun
Apr 24
10
19%
29
152
65
1
105% Nov
20% Nov
*64
Corp_No par
American International Corp
1
5
2
200
*25i/4
65
.2
26%
46
Hosp
24
Jan
5.800
*25%
31%
Home
Sep
142
24%
40%
11%
Hardware
12% Oct
May
800
130
45%
American
40 % Jun
65
24
30%
American
89 % May 28
23% Oct 26
8% May 29
48% July 18
26%
*124
30%
American
24% Feb
May 16
24%
40%
7
3
152 %
26%
126
23%
46
4
2
2
86.100
26%
126
24%
45%
11
7
24
26%
26%
125
23%
40
Jan
Jan
22
25%
125
46%
61% Jun
30% Jan
Oct
26
124
40%
23
81
Oct
25%
124
45%
&
19% May
12
25%
124
40%
American
2
14
14.100
46%
13% May 20
Mar 19
142% Jan
47%
40%
Electric
Jan
Oct
47%
24
Enka Corp
Export Lines Inc
86
8% Oct
*47%
47
3.100
46%
American
40
24
22.600
39%
American
7
48 % May 29
2.100
67%
25
American
23
Oct
24%
66%
23%
common..
17
79% Sep
18% Mar 13
24%
67%
23%
-"v- >•"
Co
24
24% Oct
97
24%
66%
Commer Barge Line Co__3
Consumer Ind
No par
American
28% Jan 24
84
106 % Nov
24
-7
12.50
Can
May 20
41"% Jan
3
Mar 20
118
50
Bosch Arma Corp
Brake Shoe Co
25
18% Oct
101
25.100
28%
23%
preferred
55% May 21
1
25%
100
Note common
2
25
58.300
67%
28
No par
12% May 20
17
1
preferred
Co
2
44 % Oct
27%
66%
28%
47%
10% Apr
47% Jan
25% Jun
26%
69
28
46%
7% preferred
American Cement Corp
American Chain & Cable
18
27
67%
47%
American
8% Oct
26%
67%
46%
42% Jan 30
24
26%
28%
46%
8
12% May 29
6.400
46%
39% July
28% Oct
26%
3.000
No par
41% Mar
25
28%
26%
17%
34%
68%
38% July
Jun
67 %
28%
26%
17%
33%
r
24%
47% Feb "1
31
68
28%
26%
500
96
17%
24
1
Jan
66%
28%
220
9,000
28.000
34%
x67%
19
35% Jun
67%
28
200
17%
69%
43% Apr
20
66%
.
34
24%
27% Jun
50% Mar 26
94
17%
35%
68%
19
27
17%
34%
*24%
19
Jun
*87
95
17%
35%
69%
47% Feb
41
95
17%
33%
24%
47y4Feb
—
94
17%
34%
68%
25
9
94
17%
33%
24%
38y8May29
5
95
..
American Broadcasting-Paramount
V
t
6%
♦93
26%
No par
common
Bank
65
18%
Chemical
American
18
18%
.
No par
Bakeries
July 19
12%
12.50
American
Oct
87
12%
-
Corp
Petroleum
11
52%
87
1
America
Corp
59
52
No par
No par
convertible
3y2%
26% May 24
29 % Jan 17
60
28
50
_No par
Corp
Amer Agricultural
American Airlines
9.400
8.200
1021%
28
27"% Jun
17% Jan
*101
102%
2.400
49
2
4
♦101
1021%
20,100
'
28
7
23
10%
1
51% Mar 22
16
10%
9.000
9
Co
of
1.200
33%
37 %
6,900
.
10%
33%
20% Jan
Feb
*93
93%
-.3%.
37%
31
23% Jan
♦93
'
10%
Dec
40 % Jan
3%
37%
68% Mar 23
114
3%
33%
23
18
3%
l
22
24
:
1
25
47"% July 12
26% July 12
3%
_10
25
16
24.500
23 %
Jun
22 % Jan
/•
3.7%
16% Jun
1
53%
3%
17% Jun
Mar
52%
23%
45
31
53%
37%
Alside
Jun"l5
53%
3%
100
Corp
Corp
preferred
Amerada
541/s
23%
16
.
53%
54%
2.800
37%
Allied
Amerace
11.600
3%
25
4
63%
37%
19 % Apr
28 % Jan
62%
23%
37% Jun
16
63%
3%
37%
28
Apr
63
23%
29
96
62%
37%
16% Feb
3
5,500
62 %
62
"14,700
23%
24% Apr
20 % Jan
Jan
16%
37%
12
89
18%
23%
15%
23%
49% Mar 20
7
18%
23
15%
23%
30% Jan
100% Mar
5
4
19
23
15%
'37%
21
20% Jun
18%
23
15%
23%
24
2
14% Jan
18%
23
38
16% Oct
4
Jan
18i/4
23
Xl5%
3%
14% Dec
23
7.399
2.600
40,700
'
23%
Supermarkets Inc
j
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common.!
10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
24
8.400
37%
5
—
Stores
4%
16%
'
1
Mills
9% Mar 11
Jan
18%
23%
15%
1,000
18%
2
common
34 % Oct
24
18 %
22%
16 %
%t
2
Inc__
2
Apr
18%
23
16
1
Corp
Products
18'/a
22%
No par
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
38% May 22
52% Jan 28
103
&
Industries
38% May 10
3
Jan
897/s Dec
J
12
19
39
A
4y8 Jan
Feb
Jan
35
4
24 y2 July 25
4
6
3% May
40% Mar 26
22% Apr
25
May 29
1
50c
Reduction Inc
4% Feb
45 % May 29
Apr
52
8.200
10%
52
Chemicals
56
■;■;•;•■.,. IOO
26%
■
Products
.
96
18%
1
Corp
Corp
Control
84 yA Mar 15
41 Vi May 29
22% Oct
73
95%
26'/a
10 y4
17% Jun
26
72
44 %
*42%:,
.
18%
52
26% Jan
Jun
72
44%
26 y2
10%
19% Jun
15% Oct
;:£ 72
..
95% 4 96%
18 y4
52%
3
16% Oct
71%
71%
*43
96%
26%
10%
3
90
71%
71%
95%
-
1
.
51%
4
20%
4.300
No par
14 y8 Jan
18
10,200
96%
Adams-Millis
11% Jan
81% July
14%
95%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
22 y4 Mar
12% Oct
>14%
96%
13
17
45% Oct
14%
96
24
18
July
14%
96%
13% Jan
19% Mar 15
6% Jun
14%
96 y4
56% Jun
18% Apr
12
14%
96%
43% Mar 18
35% Jan
Sep
14%,:.
10
25
Jun
14%
96
2
24
19
14%
96 y4
3
May 28
Jun
96%
10
Co
Adams Express Co
9'/4 Oct
14
43%
•>
90% Jan
Apr
Shares
July 12
95%
14%
1
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
July 11
July 10
43y4
431/4
*42%
96 y4
Acme Markets Inc
Steel
43%
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
July 9
96%97
1
25
Industries I»o
Acme
*42%
_5
"Vending Corp
ACF
20% Jun
33
1
Abbott-.Laboratories
Tuesday
July 8
23% Jan
10
May 29
39% Oct
1
10
Monday
Par
..
Abacus Fund
jun 14
Jun
80
19
/'
-
2
Jun
101
2
1
Mar
27
99% May
12y4 Mar 26
52 y8 Jun
.
43 % Jun
7
9
Jan
81% Mar
_56% Aug 29
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
;
.
,
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest.
Year 1962
Lowest
; i
K FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
&
&
Co
Film
Corp
31%
32%
321/4
323/8
500
9,600
7.200
32%
*31
32
*94%
96
♦941/2
96
*94%
96
*94%
96
28%
27%
28
27%
28
28
273/4
27%
2.600
17%
18%
17%
19%
18%
193/4
27%
193/a
20%
19%
19%
27,300
21%
21%
21%
22%
22%
22%
213/4
22%
21%
21%
30.600
96
313/4
'
■
Number
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6281
(201)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1902
Lowest
33
Jun
42 % Dec
25
23 Ms Jun
Archer-Daniels-Midland
29 Va July
31
33 % Jan
15
Arizona
22
71% Mar 15
51% Mar 19
59% Apr
15
Armco
32
Oct
24
57% Feb
16
41% July
15
Armour
Feb
5
12
Public
Steel
Service
25
73% Apr
23
7
7
Armstrong Cork
82% Jan
2
89% Jun
7
87% Jan
2
92% Feb
1
24
47
Mar 22
34 % Jan
3
43
Jun
7
$3.75 preferred
Armstrong Rubber
9% Oct
30
18
Jan
12
10% Jan
4
13% Jan
25
Arnold
157/a Oct
25
16
17% Jan
2
20 % Feb
13
20 % Jun
15
23% Apr
33% Feb
26
26% Jan
2
34% Mar 27
Aro Corp
Arvin Industries
28% Feb
20
25% Jan
2
31
19% May 29'
2 % Oct
52
1
Sep
80 % Jan
27
20% Aug
9% Aug
2% Jan
5% May 25
47% Nov 21
25
37% Oct
i66V2 Jan
27% Jan
6
16
2
10% Dec
49% Jan
6
10
30% Jun
25
11% Jun
19
5%
11
48 Va Jan
.28
Atlantic
Jan
10
94
2
Apr
4
46% Jan
21
60% May 31
Atlantic
Coast
48
Jan
2
Atlantic
Refining
81 Va Jan
3
Nov
16
86% Apr
19
56% Apr 16
89% Mar 14
14% Jan
11
2% Jan
2
5
25% Feb
Feb
3
1
23;
18% Jun
3
-
15% Sep 20
17% Apr
20% Dec
7
17% Jan
8
18
25% Jan
28
31% Jan
2
•13% Apr
4
17 Va Jan
35% Jun
27
1
"V—
__
——-.
14% Jan
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——
16% May 29
28% Feb
14
23
30% Mar 29
Jun
25
13
Mar
3
B
5%
90%
90%
110
40%
40%
41
40%
40%
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2,000
11
*10%
41
10%
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18
17%
17%
17%
40%
11
17%
17%
•
11
50
17%
28%
28%
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28 %
29
28 %
28%
28 %
28%
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28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
28 %
4,200
28 %
28 %
18
800
3%
3%
28%
3%
10,900
3%
3%
3%
3%
47
47%
47%
48%
4,000
48%
48 %
3%
48%
49
48%
61%
61%
48%
61%
61%
61
62
60 Va
61
60%
61%
6,300
1,900
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
3%
3%
30
29%
10%
11
29%
10%
11
10%
42,300
10%
11
10%
11
44%
44%
44
44%
44
43%
10,500
44%
44%
43%
44
*91%
92%
91%
91%
92%
92%
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93%
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57
56%
56%
56%
57%
57
57%
57
57
51%
52%
51%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
88
52%
87
88
86%
86%
86%
86%
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16%
87%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
9,100
2%
3
2%
2%
21,100
100
*86%
l
16%
1
2%
;
12
Automatic
29% Jun
12
Avco
Co
2%
3
17
17
No par
20%
21%
21%
28%
28%
29
29
Amer_2.5o
of
14%
14%
14%
2%
21%
No par
common
Automatic Canteen
8
83%
89%
*89
10
prior pref ($1.20)
23
24% Mar
84%
89%
84
89%
10%
20
Nichols
Conv
83 %
90
82%
89%
41
17%
preferred
Austin
May 16
41%
84 %
82%
90
29%
10%
preferred
41% Jun
15% May 21
,
18
28% May 16
38%
42%
83%
81%
10%
Chemical Industries
27% Dec
54%
No par
Corp common
15
55%
40%
10%
common
Atlas
17
13,800
54%
41%
1
Atlas
July 23
9% Oct 24
11,900
55%
42%
_10
21
12% Jun
41%
84
55
42
50c
Co
Line RR
series
15,300
55%
43
1
May 31
11% Jan
21
$3.75
3,800
26,400
55 %
55
100
15
1
42%
29%
2.50
preferred
57% Feb
29
42%
29 %
42%
5
Goods Corp
47% Dec •2l;;v-
Jun
42%
29%
55%
40%
preferred
10
Electric Co com
4%
City
Shares
42:
29%
I
43%
*89
non-cumulative
4%
the Week
July 12
54%
1
Corp
Friday
July 11
43
No par
__1
Co
Investment
27
2
30 v
Sales for
Thursday
42%
29%
Inc
24
12% Nov
42%
29%
2.50
41% Oct
88
42%
29%
Co common
31% Jun
,
42%
29%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
Jun
10% Jan
>;; ;
42%
29%
5
Associated Dry
87
4
91% Apr
Oct
2
42%
Ashland Oil & Refining
Associated Brewing Co
Associates
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
July 10
2.50
Co
Co
Constable
43
21
34% May 29
85
Jan
25
May 13
3% May
8
51% May 15
66% May 16
2
43% Jan 22
58% Feb 25
2
_
&
Tuesday
July 9
July 8
10
25% Oct
47% Jun
Monday
Par
No par
Corp
48% Apr
84% Jun
2
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Oct
38%
YORK
NEW
40
25
LOW AND HIGH
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest.
39
43% Mar 13
May 16
Highest
*17
3
17
17
17
17%
21%
17%
21%
21
21%
30
29
29
14%
14%
*29
14%
14%
4,800
93%
*16%
90
1,900
21,400
200
17
21
900
21%
*28%
3,300
29
300
14%
of America_50c
14%
36%
37%
36%
36%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
143/4
353/4
1
Retailers
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
28%
5c
51,400
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18%
17%
18%
17%
18%
32,200
24,100
Corp
Avnet Electronics
Corp
18,400
7,900
B
4% May 29
37 Va Jun
10
8% Mar 12
58% Feb
26
May 29
4% July
46 % Feb
9
11% Jan 25
19% Apr
27% Jun
27
37% Mar 28
963/4 Jun
20
104 % Mar
July 10
Babcock
14
Jan
Baker Oil
1
2
100
4
9
88
Jan
•
106 % Feb
3
18% Oct
23
33% Feb
1
26 % Jan
16
Oct
29
48 3/s Feb
19
41% Jan
2
9% Oct
19
22% Feb
21
12
Jan
3
60
943/4 Mar
22
14% May 22
36% Feb
7
Mar 18
85% Jan
30
Babbitt (B T) Inc
58
32% Jan
5
7
5
12% May
19
5% Jan
July 12
11
Mar 20
17
2
94
Baltimore
6
4%%
May 28
4%
25
85% Mar
8
71
Jan
2
24
20% Jan
5
10% Jan
2
24
7
46 % Feb
29
22
123/4 Apr 22
36% Mar 20
15% Jan
Jan
Oct
Dec
22'
59
21
27
96% Mar 28
4
19
26
Jan
2
34% Jan
11
22 % Mar
Feb
26
39% Jun
37
18% May 29
363/4 Oct 24
29% Jun
30
1
61
52 % Jan
29
101% Oct
2
7
.
17% Oct 24
•
35% Apr
/45% Apr
100
14
54% Nov
16
'■
Feb
28
-■'22% Jan
22
31% Jun
5
■
95
'
33 3/s July
21
2
Bausch
6
13
47% Jan
10
Bayuk
42% July
5
49% Mar 14
5
-
18
3
103 % Mar
6
253/4 Jun
2
1153/4 Jan
Beam
Sep 27
11% Oct
-
35
24
15% Oct
24
>
7% Jun
--4%%
25
14
21% Mar 28
4
9
50 3/8 Mar 22
31
49% Jan
28
26
Feb
42
114% Mar
1% Jan
5
,
24
47% Mar 15
27% Oct
22
433%, Jan
3
140% July 24
152% Apr
24
3
40%. Jun
25
22% Oct
31
Oct
31
-
9% Oct
24
v
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V 64
12 s
Jan
•
2
26% Feb
7
>-
101 Va
101%
88%
90%
38
38
38
preferredUOo
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52%
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52%
52%
521/4
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52
100
■_
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3
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Jun
8
60 % Jun
6
33% Apr
4%%
6
16
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11
45
13%
13%
37%
373/4
37%
37%
38
38
37%
37%
31 Va
37%
1,300
31%
321/4
31%
32
32
32
31%
32
31 Va
31%
25%
253/a
25%
25%
25%
253/a
25
25%
24 Va
25
3,100
5,200
42
41%
42
41%
42
41%
41%
41%
42
4,800
42%
411/4
413%
41%
415/8
41%
41%
41%
41%
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473/8
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47%
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24%
253/a
85%
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843/a
81
82%
57%
58
61
601/2
601/2
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14
1
Corp
15
Bliss
14
533/4
loo
35% May 29
56% Feb
1
333/8 July 12
40% Feb
4
common
5
28% Mar 12
41% Jun
25
70
Jan
2
>
34% Oct
24
48 3/8 Jan
3
-
Jan
15
84% May 24
22 Va Jan
2
85
10 3/8 Mar
4
14% May
363/4 Dec
21
35% Jan
2
43 %
4% Feb
6
93/4 Jan
22
79
9% Oct
22
29% May 29
2% July
9
4% Jun 28
25% Oct 25
7% Jun
25
3% Oct
26% Oct
23
60% Jun
83 % Jan
30
z
-
18
57
35
Dec
873/4 Jun
•'■11% Feb/ 7
8% Mar 13
2
4% Feb
Co
1951
50c
13
85% Jan
30
13
87% Jan
2
993/4 Feb
4
90% Dec
43% Apr
23
99% Feb
13% Oct
24
52% Jan
30%'N'ov
28
213/s Feb
9% May 29
15% Feb
31
84 % Oct
27% Oct 26
41% Feb
101% July
93% Jun
18% Mar
26
613/4 Jan
46
6
July
8
I
9
Jan
21
933/4 Jan
10
20% Jan
33% May
j
5.50%
Brown
8
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7
Buckeye
313/4 May 16
Buckingham
2
18% May 13
2
16
Jun
Budd
2
90
July
113/4 Jan
79 % Jan
283/a Jan
•'
8
29
103/s Jan
55'
-
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25
26% Dec
18
88
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13'
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70
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9
78
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13
76
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23
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10
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25
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59
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25%
25
25%
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2,100
10,100
25%
1,100
143/4
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145/8
14%
6,800
25%
25%
25%
8,900
35%.
353/B
35%
351/4
35%
35%
35%
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40,300
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20
19%
20
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63%
62 5/a
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63%
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21
19%
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62%
46
62%
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5,200
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445/b
88%
16,500
88%
13%
135/a
13%
133/8
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133/a
13%
13%
13%
32,300
42%
42%
42%
42 5/8
42
42 %
42%
425%
42%
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13,300
4%
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4%
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10
1.
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25
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,
11
26
1
£
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footnotes,
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1?16
101%
100%
941%
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100
45
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45%
45%
113
113
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7%
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34%
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12%
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123/a
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6
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6,900
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100
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113
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113
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87
87
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15
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14 3/4
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29
29%
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;
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113
113
230
1,100
15
15%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
27%
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28 3/a
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283/4
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155/8
15%
153/4
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153%
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25,100
29
29%
1
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5
15%
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14%
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A
3,800
a
433/8
100
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44%
45%
12%
53/4
44
99%
44%
46
123/a
43 %
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44
34 3
5
class
preferred
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9
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,
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35% May 17,
103% Jun 13
76
.
4%
May 23
19% Jun
21
Inc
Co
Industries Inc
Jan
2
Bush
10% Jan
9
Byers Co (A M)
11% Apr 11
32% July 11
July 9
July 10
Terminal
*
Pacific
143/4
.
1
34%
100
/
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•
9.300
15%
15%
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34%
34%
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18
19%
19%
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1
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30%
.
15%
95%
22%
•
31,000
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18%
4,800
28%
28%
28.800
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1,500
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9%
9%
9%
400
9%
27,600
8%
31
7
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32
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31%
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7
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30
39,300 '
18 3/a
31%
7
30%
16 3/8
35
29%
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16
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23
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28%
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16
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18
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-
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63%
28%
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18
28 5/8
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15
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63
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25
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5
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*
100
5
30
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*
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100
.2.50
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
i
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Breweries Ltd..
No par
Canadian
153/4
62%
■
___3%
Co
California Financial Corp
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
HT? JTa? 2,9
16% July 12
107% Jan 28
243/4 May 14
94% May 22
Apr 25
10% May 3
30%
5
com
preferred called
4% %
2nd preference called
Burndy .Corp ; _1
Burroughs: Corp
18
Feb
?
1
30%
15%
62
•
5
preferred called
=
*30
10
3%%
20
34
Watch
Burlington
96 % May 24
7
2
Jan
July 10
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No par
1
Bullock's Inc
18
see page 23.
100
*92%
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Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
May 23
ooX8^eb
22% Jan
f.$5
37
133/4 Mar 15
,
5
64
jfan 30
Jan
5%
43%
100
;
common
17% May 13
2
28-
12
6
43
1
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7
2
r
12
6
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2
17
25% Jan
•
34%
3.50
common..
...
34%
11%
-
7%
8
7%
34%
100
series
Line
4%
-
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26
16% Mar 12
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2 *
14
53% Mar 26
12% Mar 28
v
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25
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Inc
Co
Bueyrus-Erie
24
M
1%
52%
571/8
57%
15
Stores Inc
Corp
28
Jan
7f^
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l3/a
51%
52
54
5,600
6,500
25
;
preferred
Shoe
27
9% Oct
Seny9?
51%
11%
27%
5
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Jan
183/s Jun
10
*53%
11%
2,700
34,800
14%
33/4%
'25 *
'
80
M«V9Q
56%
53%
113/8
19%
22%
24%
Airways Inc
Briggs Manufacturing Co.
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
24
114
21
31
4
575/8
25% v
'
14%
"
.17%.May 29
8% Oct 26
52%
53%
25
11%
\ 11%
19%
52%
26%
24%
355%
Braniff
13
30
1
4
24
11
19%
22%
25%
-
26
143/4
13
4
8
Dec
24% Oct
11%
1233/4-
19%
223/8
183/4
191%
22% / 223/a
24%
14
Jun
-"14% Jan
14
Jun
X
58%
'
.7.50
; 28% Jun
22
8% Oct
19
,22%
•'
50
15%
Boston Edison Co
14
Jan
3
Apr v25
12% May 29
44
18,700
24%
6% Jan
47
85% July
"14% May
2
■,
18%
7,000
143/4
13% Jun
36% Jan
26 *
79
18
27%
.
10 ~
25
93/4 Feb
111% Jan
■
26
Oct
181/2
573/4
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
5% preferred
100
Brach (E J)
& Sons
No par
35
3
27
23
10,900
18%
14%
37
243/s
Co
Borman Food
41%
183/4
26%
26%
89
2.50
Brass
&
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
9
265/e
403%
181/4
;
1543/4
303/s
156
156
100
;
Aluminum
Borden
12
30%
8
100
39%
19
14
*36%
33
.
530
413/a
37
No par
Book-of-the-Month
May 21
5% Feb
4
373/a Jan
15
116
2
28% May 21
10% Mar 18
26
May 29
'
8
11
5"% Jan
27
Jun
70
Jan
9
67% May 24
47% Jun 13
Mar 18
-.
41% Jan
May 22
233/4 Jan
26
3% Jan
Jun
109
Mar 14
33%
14%
9,300
99,800
41
*363/u
233/4
323/o
32%"
61
32%
233%
32%
77
61
I
39% Nov
24
-
-20% Jun
22%
40c
72%
61
4OV2
255/a
1%
803/4
141%
26%
122%
13/a
763%
.'"-■'
_50c
Bond Stores Inc
21 3/b Jan
25
126
1%
5
Co
20 %
25
*121
■
25%
36s/8
56%
57%
53%
25
14
513/4
53
56%
25%
36%
11% ;
11%
52
,
2 pesos
Bobbie Brooks Inc
Sep
11%
5,000
101%
25
40%
19
22
253/8
'
36%
185/8
i9%
Z
141/8
395/0
'.'22
1
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
23
27 3/8 Jan
Bohn
18%
!
25% -,26%
:__5o
Mfg Co
263/4 Apr
16% Apr
Boeing
193/a
___l
;
38% May 15
18%
V.
36%
40 w
"*
'
->
14
.14%
*36%
'39%
V
common.
of
2
19% Jun
14
*35%
-
1
2
16
82 %
*57
_*__5
__
2
4
/;
1
123/s Jan
>30% Jan
24
pfd____100
Co
series
1,400
42
:
Inc
13%
47%
5
Co
*13
41%
2
___i"
.___
21% Jan
5
1,430
11
45
133/a
22 *
22% Jan
37% Apr
2,400
46
11
45%
*13
vy;.
7
29
11
45
11
*45
:__1
2
Jan
10 %
11
•____No par
18% May
W)
1,800
13 3%
Blaw-Knox Co
(E
1,900
45
__2.50
L
Co
Decker
19
87
13 %
"59
Finance
pfd
&
19
87
10%
Corp :
Bigelow-Sanford
11
19
87
443/4
•_____
4%%
Inc
18%
87
13%
conv
Co
19
87
11%
Corp
Best &
18%
87
No par *
preferred—..
Benguet Consolidated Inc
8<
185/8
87
45%
RR
Leasing
18%
86%
11
Intercontinental Corp
:$4.50
18%
86%
45
Bestwall Gypsum Co
II
Bethlehem Steel Corp common
1% preferred
'
26
1834
No par
com
S)
preferred
270
~io
^III_1
Howell
.5%
525%
290
1,500
86
Gossett Co
Beneficial
92
10
&
Bendix
*90%
13%
Inc
24% Dec
18
l
1011/4
50
_
Oct 24
20
101%
92
&
:
16
263/4 Mar
i
1013/4
37%
34% Apr
343/4 Apr
Jun
IOI1/4
*901/2
Berman
28 % Jun
12,600
37%
Bell
3
<-911
34%
37%
Bell
19
51% Jan
Mar 19
39% Jan
Apr
160
3
-.86% Mar 27.
34
37%
Bell
6
.<•
4
.203/4 Jan
153-
-
27 % Mar 14
15
2
34%
92
Belding-Heminway
May 28
1% Feb
2
33%
1021/4
25% July 12
35% Jan 15
10
263/4 Jan
28%: Jan
;
343/8
*90%
Beech-Nut * Life- Savers
Belco Petroleum Corp
19
17
34
10,000
*37%
/_
Corp
Shoe
Beech
13.
125% Jun
2
.17% Apr
30%- Jun
22 3% Oct
79% Jan
60
1
20
l3/4 Feb
13
55 % Jun
*-•'
11,700
101%
Inc
Co
Beech Aircraft
~59 % Jan 24
15
51%. Feb
13%
92
Beck
7T12
13%
37%
8
-.30% Jun
13%
37%
15
c
2
54% May 28
128 % Mar 23
2
16% Jun
Jan
55% Mar 15
-
15
27% Oct
<9
26
753/4 Jan
Sep 27
34% Jun 25
•■l%Jan
,>
12% Feb
48
108% Jun
3/4 Feb
13 3/a
*90%
Jan
Jun
131/4
13 %
9,300
13%
100
Beckman Instruments Inc
37
133/a
1
preferred
Beaunit
43% May 14;
.12%= Jan
8 : .'1 19 %: July 2
1814 Apr 26.' VX 20% Jan 18 /
,13% Jan
3 /S 22% July 11
8
'
19% Feb
50% Jan
:
25
49 % July 16
17
22
r-
33% Apr 10
34% Jan
2
26
16% Jun
24
14 % May 29
1113/4 Oct
Apr
36% Dec
■
13%
__10o
16% Jan
V
133/8
5%
34%
preference
Inc
Foods
11%
4%
34%
(James B) Distilling Co
Beatrice
57%
11
iq
Laboratories
Cigars
56%
11%
-
7.
'
29 %
Lomb
58
11%
43/4
34%
14
66
1
July
14:;
&
Baxter
7
57% JUly
r
3
57%
11%
102 %
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works
Corp
9
5%
58
11%
34%
common
convertible
5%
57%
11%
101 %
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Inc common
5%
4%
57%
11%
100
B
series C
Ohio
&
4%
561/4
11%
No par
com
series
non-cumulative
27% Jun
-:72% July 12
19
11% Jun
1523/4 Jan.
Jan
-
2034 Mar
29'% Mar 21
62% Jun
Jan
92
453/4 Jan
Elec
4%
56%
11%
13
Corp
43%
56
1
Bangor & Aroostook Corp____
25
13
52% Apr
23% Jan
39% Jan
12% Nov
36
&
preferred
4%
May 3
12% Feb 25
383/4 Dec
Gas
4%
9
Co
Inc
pre/erred
Baltimore
5
Jun
8% Oct
1
Wilcox
Tools
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
403/a May 17
533/8 May 29
19% July
&
15%
96%
22%
93%
55
9%
30%
9%
9%
-18
9%
32 %
11,300
6%
6%
6%
6%
32,700
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
4,200
32
32 %
32
15%
15%
15%
16 Va
23,800
95%
97 %
96%
97%
22%
11,000
22%
22%
*93%
93%
*93%
93 %
*54%
55
*54%
22%
55
5,300
100
100
9%
9%
9%
9%
5,700
30 Va
30%
30 %
30%
44,300
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(202)
.
.
Monday, July 15, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
22
Oct
9
Jun
13
Jan
8
45% Jun
25
64
44% Feb
3
49 y2 Sep
26
36% Jan
88% Oct
23
77
July
44
44
50% Apr
34% Jan
79
16% Jun
13
:
21
14%'May 29
193/4 Sep
Jun
44
36% Jan
I July
2$'
15
53% July
81
33
May
Jan
3
45% May 31
..98% Jan
7.
22% Mar 11
23% May 29
12 3/4 Nov 30
19
33% Mar 27
233/4 Apr
2
41 ye Jan
46% Apr
Jan
60 % Jan
33% Jan
38% Feb
16
'25'/a Jan
22% OCt
18
60
37
10
11
Apr
92
Mar
4
8
22% May 13
11% July
10
Mar 25
44
2
64 Va May
100
27
2
May
61% Jun
14
2
27% Jun
25
15
8
44% July 12
343/a Jun
3
26% Jun
25
Mar 26
Jan
4
33% Jan
2
383/4 May
16% Jun
25
3
27% Jun
2
18 ya Jan
8
65% Jun
20
26
90
52% Feb
16
25
32
July 11
233/4 May 13
4
6
27
24
59 y2 Feb
112% Feb
8
28% Apr
94% Jun
29
106% Jun
27
13
12
49% May 13
.41% Mar 20
5
97% May 29
32
14
Mar 22
36>/4 Mar 20
49% Mar 21
Jun
44% Oct
Jun
Feb
46% Feb
26
'
55% Jan
106
Jun
27
20% Jan
2
37
14
Nov~"l
20
Jun
27
8% Dec
31
68% Jun
3
115% May 13
4
Feb""I
59.
18%
2
Jan
35%
31% Oct
48 % Jan
2
37 3/s Jan
2
45% May 16
31% Jun
7
343/4 jun
31
Jun
4
24
96% Jan
~3
4
90
Apr
17
105
58% Jan
3
65% Oct 12
64
Jan
8
70
33 y2 Feb
6
37% Apr
57" Jan
36 Vo Jan
373/b Feb
22
40% Jun
27
12
4DV4 Jun
11
134% Jan
143
July
3
1033/4
3
May~29
70
Mar
Jan"
2
28% Feb
.84 % Jan
12
3
19% Nov 26
27 5/8 Jan
32% May 29
55
Jan
140'
Chickasha
81% May 71
34% Dec 13
Jan~19
19% May 29
18% Jun 27
41% Jan
19
1
May 22
;
July
5
48% July 12
147
Mar 27
May 14
39% Jun 13
20
3
96 3/4
May
20% Jan
2
24
Jan
21
41% Jan
21
58% Jun
17
.80
Apr~17
31% Apr
84% Mar
5
223% Jan
2
46% July
Nov
Chrysler
9
4
Dpc
•
•*';;
2
10% Apr
16
32% Jan
3
39
Apr
19
60
Jun
14
Mar 19
41
Jan
46% Dec
7
42% Jan
30 Vb Apr
18
26% Jan
17
79% Jan 26
72% Mar 16
77 Va Jan
67
Jan
31% Feb
16
27
55% Jan
5
Jun
31
25
Jun
41
34
Jun
15%
J~un~25
Jan
633% July
30 % Jun
22V4 Jan
4
May 29
20% May 29
14
69
Cincinnati
Gas
Cities
Investing
Clark
8
30
Oct
10:
12
7
Apr
18
5
83% Dec
65 V* May 28
27
"
103
May 29
96
May 29
25
Jun
25
107% Oct 19
113 % Mar 30
49% Jan
2
Jan
2
Feb
16
24% Jan
3
56% Jan
35% Jan
2
40% Mar
4
67% July
89% Feb
6
2
9
15
Jaft
25
115% Feb
13
Feb
1
43% Jun
21
35
...
v
2S3/4 May 29
67% Jun
45% Jun
983/4 Apr
15
7
102% Apr
23
105
12
94% Jan
3
93 ;
24
6
9
4
9
23% Jan
18
29% May 10
2
94
23
94 % Apr
Jun 25
48 % Jan
2
Jan
88% Apr
8% Feb
19
Dec 24
$2
16
13
4% Jan
Oct 25
21
26
17% Jan
3
47% May 29
8% Jun 25
5% May 29
JS% May 29
I
Feb
72% Feb 16
12 V4 Jan 29
56
Feb
56% Jan
19
2
—
106
Jan
footnotes,
see page
32% May 22
523/a July 12
1093/4 May 31
2
42% Mar 29
48
Jun
17
87% Jan
91% jun
6
4
6% July 12
20% July
9
55% Jun
64% Feb
15
10% Jan
13% Jun
5
53% Jan
63% May 16
47% Apr 15
41% Jan
36% Mar
For
24
2
5
23.
723/4 July
II
4%
443/4
28 3/8
29
100%
101
4
37a
44
3%
44%
44
3%
3%
44
44
44
28%
287a
283/4
287a
♦997a
101 %
*997/a
101%
*100
101 %
38%
38%
387a
393/4
39%
393/a
38%
39
32%
32
32%
317a
39%
32%
39
32
31%
32V4
32%
2.000
32%
283/4
28%
281%
*100
28 3/4
10.200
IOIV2
24
25%
24%
25
243/a
25 VB
25
25%
'21%
-i 93/4
243/4
243/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
215/«
221/8
10 %
217a
10%
21%
103/a
10%
11%
10%
11%
103/4
11
42%
42%
*42%
433/4
42%
42%
100
7.100
44,500
61 Va
*96
62%
104
59%
615/a
*96
60
59 Va
12 3/s
12 3/a
18%
18%
26
26%
*37%
42%
627a
*97
593/4
12%
20
12V4
62 Va
62%
104
62%
104
593/4
*97
60
60
43
42%
62%
62 Va
:
104
*97
,
'
43
1.100
62%
23.300
104
60V4
60
12 3/e
*12
12%
*12
20
123/s
*18
12.800
10.800
156.300
*18
20
18
18
.60%
6.100
12%
400
30
25%
38%
25%
253/4
25%
25%
2,300
37%
;v
26 Va
38
37%
37%
37%
373/4
2.000
15
14%
15%
62
627a
25%
263/8
39%
40%
40
413/4
8
31%
313/4
317/a
317a
31%
No par
No par
24%
25%
247a
253/4
25 V*
27
28
27
273/4
27
*22 %
23
*22%
25c
17%
18
17%
173/4
17 Va
17%
16%
17%
16%
13
13%
13 Va
133/a
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13 y8
133/s
8.100
603/4
633/4
61 %
627a
60
617a
59Va
613/4
57
59Vo
657.400
1
14%
153/a
62%
62%
62%
62%
253/4
26%
26i/2
27%
41
V
423/4
413/4
317a
253/4
29
29
14%
143/4
14%
15.700
63
63%
1.600
26%
273/8
21.800
413/4
42%
44%
19.600
31%
31%
31%
315/8
3.500
25%
7
*22 % i 23
23
15%
25%
25V4
25%
23,100
32
29
303/4
8.220
*22%
•
23
*221/4
22 3/o
16.600
16%
"
•
com_8.5o
26%
27
263/4
27%
26%
x26%
26 3^
263/4
263/s
"
100
92%
*104
93
*921%
105%
*104
443/4
44
44%
433/4
43%
43%
93
44%
66%
67%
66%
113%
113%
93%
105
44
44
433/8
66 %
423/4
67 3/s
663/4
114 Va
114
94%
*104
44%
42%
67%
"112%
105
44
43%
—10
No par
common
93
*104
93%
105
113%
431/2
673/8
93%
;
26%
7.900
.
93%
*104
44
270
105
44
■:
42V4
66%
5.100
43
21.600
673/u
20,800
No par
603/4
61
603/4
1133/4
60%
60%
611/8
60%
611/4
60%
61 Va
5
23%
2334
231/4
23%
X23%
23%
*233/8
23%
231/4
23V4
No par
29%
293/4
291/4
29%
291/4
29 5/8
29 3/a
293/4
29%
29%
3.700
_s
8%
8%
8%
8Vs
8V4
8 Va
8%
5.600
__
Co
8
8 i/s
8
114
114
114%
3.700
19.600
.
700
423/4
43%
42%
43%
42%
43
44
,
44%
44
44
43%
44
1.800
33%
331/8
33%
33%
33%
34
14.300
102 V4
103 %
103%
102%
68 %
103
101%
/;
71
*69
71
Stock—50
*39%
40%
*39%
40%
39%
39%
1
413/4
42%
421/4
42%
42
42%
41
Peabody & Co common—3.25
44%
44%
44%
45%
45
453/4
45%
Special
guaranteed
Corporation
Clevite
Cluett
4%
7%
preferred
100
Coastal States Gas Producing_33%c
Co
No par
142
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
$3.50
preferred
Colonial
5%%
223/a
22%
22%
54%
55
44%
55
*443/a
,
I
*142
363/4
36%
951/4
95
of
413/8
4,600
.47%
143
463/4
48%
17.700
142%
142%
36%
953/4
21%
213/4
55%
56V4
55%
56%
*44%
44%
*45 Va
45%
*813/4
82%
82%
43%
82%
443/4
*813/4
44
451/4
46 Va
291/a
293/4
29 Va
29%
293/a
30%
50c
20%
21
201/4
20%
19%
20%
9
9
9%
19%
19%
19%
8%
23.600
36V4
400
56 %
56%
*56 Va
57
56 V4
59%
61%
61 Va
62%
62
56%
63%
30
297a
301/4
30
30%
253/4
25%
257s
25%
82 3/a
*82 Va
823/4
*82Vb
70 3/8
697a
70%
70
70i/2
70
283/4
28 3/8
29
283/4
287s
28%
287/a
Solvents
Nast
Edison
Co
,
Y
42%
*56
56
56
63%
61
62%
54.200
30 Va
293/4
30%
18.200
253/4
29%
25%
253/4
253/s
25%
6,000
823/4
*82 Vs
82%
*82 Va
82%
120
70 Va
693/4
70%
3.300
281/4
8.900
43
41%
423/8
4274
*106%
107%
107%
107V2
23
22 %
22%
22%
22%
23
223/a
48%
48%
487a
48%
49
48%
49
42%
*107
10%
lO3/,
10%
10%
10%
1G%
10 Va
10%
11V4
7.500
12
12%
12
12 Va
12
12Va
12
121/8
8.800
10%
lOVa
IOV4
97a
3,300
66%
66%
66%
97B
67%
67
-
-
ioy8
93/4
67%
86
85 %
86 Vs
85V4
107%
1073/4
106 %
4.12%
conv
pref series A
100
Cohsol Electronics Industries—
__5
Consolidated
Foods
Corp
,_1.33%
iio3/4
111%
1UV4
111%
♦110V4
IIIV4
31%
303/4
66%
106%
31%
30
31%
31
40%
403/4
40.3/4
413/a
28
65
403/4
41
par
46%
463/4
467a
471/4
No par
No par
100%
101
103
103
No par
*94%
95%
*94%
95%
5
27 y4
27%
27Va
277a
27'A
4%
preferred
_ioo
Continental Air Lines Inc
~ 1.25
Continental Baking Co common
5
♦94%
$5.50 preferred
Can
No par
Inc common-
Continental Copper &
of
.
.1
103
96
7.700
111V*
111
111%
67 Va
413/4
42%
7.900
2,600
28V4
28%
64%
64%
65 V*
65Va
66
403/4
40%
40%
39V>
40 Va
463/4
47%
467a
47%
46%
47
IOOV4
101%
100%
101
100 Va
101
102 %
1023/4
*1023/4
103
102%
103
*94%
95%
*941/2
27%
27%
660
550
95%
95%
400
28
27%
273/4
9.500
96
*941%
96
*94%
*94%
96
103/4
11%
103/4
11
10a/4
11
107a
11%
103/4
11
50%
50%
50 3%
50%
507a
507a
51
51
523/8
*108%
109
*108%
109
lo
473/4
477a
47 V»
477a
90%
90%
90 Va
901/4
6
*20%
25
5.100
7.200
13.5C0
95%
50%
corn—2
900
9.300
417a
28%
6Va
20%
6
20 %
6 3/a
20%
•108 V4
47Vi
*90
61/4
20
109
477a
91%
6 3/8
20
109
47%
♦90
26,100
6.100
109 %
107%
108%
170
477a
47Va
4774
24.900
91%
*90
91%
120
6%
6%
6%
67a
39.800
*201/4
207a
*201/4
207a
400
58 %
587/a
5
58%
59%
58 Vb
1
12 3/a
12%
123/B
12V2
12%
12%
12 3/8
12 Va
12%
12%
6.800
Delaware——-5
59%
61%
60%
611/4
60
61
59%
60 V*
60
60%
10 8°0
43 Va
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
*43
433/4
1.000
65 3/4
69
68 V»
71%
69
72%
69V4
72 3A
Insurance
Continental J-otors
Continental
Control Data
Steel
preferred
Continental
Continental
*94%
101
No par
$3.75 preferred
convertible
96
ICO
♦102 3/4
10.800
1073/4
853/4
401/4
X64
'
'7.400
85%
107 Va
67
31%
28
273/4
643%
403/4
67%
85%
108
29%
28%
28
65
40%
*9%
30%
273/4
27%
97/a
30
41
*64%
Continental
*110%
413/8
10
com
85%
108
41
_5
Container Corp of America
86
'
I_1
preferred
preferred
300
11.100
11.700
12%
108
$4.50 preferred
14.100
43
107
10 Va
85%
No
42 Va
107
10%
1
1
43%
108
12
,_i
1073/4
Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consolidation Coal Co
Consumers Power Co com
150
2278
49%
223/4
49'/4
No par
Consolidated
X28
107
No par
com
preferred
57
21.900
62
49
,_io
.
••
37
22%
No par
Cigar Corp
N
41%
107
12.50
Inc
of
28%
l
Publishing Co
J
Consol Edison
697a
24,600
83/4
293/4
common
20
18.900
30 Va
36%
100
Ry—
pfd
19%
82%
46
9%
Broadcasting System_2.50
Gas System
Inc__/
10
1st
45%
2.900
16.100
36%
37
Southern
*61%
-/ 29
22
8%
*36%
*36%
213/4
363/s
9%
36%
&
14.000
443/4
43%
9%
14.700
953/4
55%
82 3/a
9
37
95
22
*44
44%
50
50
36%
553/8
45
29%
B
80
40%
293/B
common—5
series
130
423/a
36%
Consolidated
$5
40
43%
America
Iron
130
70
*393/8
*81 %
Cone Mills Corp
$5
*68%
21%
55%
11.100
101%
69
1
noncumulative
Columbia
95
1011/2
40
No par
preferred
Columbia
36%
95
69
*393/o
33%
102 Va
No par
Corp
Co
Corp
143
36%
941/8
*43%
69
*142
143
36%
94
22%
I
1
Aikman
Radio
*142
37%
933/4
1
issued
142
36%
Coca-Cola
4%
*102
*69
$4.16
28% Mar
33/4
443/4
441/4
$4.52
94 %
3%
44%
43
18
17% Jun 25
38
22%
'■
900
33%
Mar 25
Jan
92
6% Jan
213/4
3%
44%
100
Congoleum-Nairn
Jun
433/4 Apr
19.100
14%
44V4
Conde
104 Va Nov
2
6.500
3%
141/a
42%
12% Feb
3
3
221/8
143/a
223/a
823/a
2
8% Mar 15
213/4
14 Va
217a
25%
97% Jan
50% Jan
14.000
14%
22%
5
89 Va Jan
1073/4 Dec
141/4
14 Va
21%
$4.25
preferred
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
5
Combustion Engineering Inc.:
1
Commercial Credit Co common
5
4% %
conv
preferred
100
101% Dec 27
5% Oct 24
14
14%
22%
Columbia Pictures
3
35% May 29
July 20
27.800
8
943/4 Jan
101
11
263/4
25
47% July
102% Jan
Jan
11
263/a
333/8
11% July 12
143/4 Mayl4
28
423/4 Apr 23
Apr
11
27
43%
Commonwealth
36% Mar 16
65 3/8 Apr 30
45% Feb 20
Aug 15
11
26%
44%
14
21% Oct 24
46
May 28
30 3/a Oct 22
33% May 29
96
11
27 Va
Feb
109
3,900
11
26%
Feb
4
28 Va
230
33%
50 3/s Feb
27% Apr
333/8 Feb
4.400
100
42%
Commercial
109
49%
*99%
44%
19
39
491/4
48%
100
10
29
25y8 Jun 27
49 %
48%
*99%
100
5
Electric
Equipment
27 % Jan
10% May I
; 83/4 May 1
49% Jan
2
81% Jan
2
105 % Apr 18
100
11
May 10
29% May 22
483/4 Feb 18
2
13
25
48
300
200
27%
74
21
50 % Dec
3
Jun
2.800
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
1
Cleveland Electric Ilium com_No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd.
50
111 Va Feb
87a Jan
38
25%
-
Co_
9
44 V4 Jan
153/a Feb
11% Oct 24
&
Service Co
21
4
37%
2.500
v
100
$4.40 conv preferred
$2.25 conv preference
Mar 20
2
37%
13%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.
lo
C I T Financial Corp
No par
41% July
11% Jan
May 29
7% Jun 25
37 Va
17
11
83
453/4 Jan
35
81%
17
26%
29 Va
■
24% Mar 19
22
54%
*80%
62,
4%
preferred
4%% preferred
1053/4 Jan
37% Mar 23
*53%
81
143/a
-
v,:;'
Colorado Fuel &
8% Jan
48y» Jan
51
17%
53%
243/4
Corp
:-v
Collins
17a/4 JUu
14
16%
81
21%
12.50
Collins
9
31% May 28
Oct 24
500
62
Oil
Industries
11
22
22
»3,200
11
,_1
Corp
Colorado
41
Inc
O'Nuts
353/8 Jun
4
23% May 15
1118% Mar 15
7V8 Oct
30
Cotton
Full
When
75%
283/4
1
5%
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
*
42:
Corp
City Products Corp
City Stores Co
23ya Jun 27
12
49
28%
53%
,53%
37 Va
::
4,400
;
27%
37%
11
45
49% Nov 30
*48%
37 -■><:
173/4
44%
11
37%
14
5
31% Oct 23
31% May 29
37
1.100
.
17 3/4
43%
27%
26
Feb
3
7% Jun
29% Feb
27
4
■
No par
10
9% Jan
243/4 Jan
7
17
27%
17%
46%
29%
1
City
11
Mar 23
Oct
1
Co
39
Feb
102
36%
No par
61% July
26% Jan
38% Jan
9
27%
1,900
37%
*80%
49
28
190
933/4
81
*533/,
81
26
5
104
53%
Chicago Great Western Ry com—lo
5% preferred
50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac.No par
5% series A non-cum pfd
100
Chicago & North Westn com_No par
69% Jun
14
*53%
*803/4
37
*18
Chris-Craft
29
533,4
82
40
Chock
Oct
533/8
■
15
Dec
17
*803/4
Co
Class A
19
93
2
27 % Jun 25
28%
Z?
'
Co
Gotham
183/4 Apr
107
101% Jan
297a
17 Va
—
.
r--s
29%
17%
—100
com
Products
Belt
-*
87 Va July 10
30
17 Va
5
Chadbouifn
19 % Jun
May
29%
17%
No par
Co
Aircraft
Mar 19
51
30%'
17%
No par
Corp
121/4 Mar 18
15
30
1
Champion Papers Inc com
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Cliamplin Oil & Refining Co
1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
Chemetron Corp
_i
1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3%%
convertible preferred
100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
14% Jan
29
44
Chain
25
21
46
Cessna
25
25
45 Va
5
.
*173/4
46%
Certain-teed
13% Jun
May 28
8Va Oct 24
*173/4
93%
,
29%
3
13
27%
177a
173/4
46
31.100
:
29
2
15%Jun
,
273/4
173/4
46%
600
48
1431/s
'
933/4
'
17% Z 17%
45%
243/8
471/2
28%
25% July
2
Feb
273/4
*93%
24%
:
*142
28%
40i/4 May 16
343/4 Jan 17:
3
18% Jan
28
933/4
933/4
243/4
48
143 %
28%
20% Jun
22
273/4
142
28 Va
2
2
28%'
243/4
47%
142
28%
14
353/4 May
28%
5.100
37.500
48 Va
47%
142
94
3%
45%
28 3/a
Jan
26 3/4 Feb
933/4
480
*33/4
45 3/8
28%
Jan
26% Jan
22
94%
70
3%
46V8
8,400
203A Jan
24
94
69
33/4
453/8
24%
24%
48%
142%
69 Va
3%
18.900
8
12
2
Jun
473/s
142 %
69%
16.600
45%
45
24%
48%
143%
70
33/4
4
45%
400
9%
8%
44%
36% Feb
31% Jan
19
*241/8
69%
69%
9%
44
22
19% Oct
3%
44%
9
443/4
2
,14% Nov 30
69
9%
44
13% Jan
14% Oct
93/s
18,300
45
7
5
9%
220
64%
44
17% Feb
24
63
/
453/4
22% Feb
Nov
63%
62
45
643/8 Feb 20
Oct
62
443/4
83/4 Jun 25
48
*
61%
32
43%-
29% Jan 17
2
9% Jan
3
51% Jan
l7
611/4
493/4
<
&
36% Feb
20
223/4 Sep 24
Sep
603/4
39%
Central
16% Jan
9
32
Central Soya
21% Nov 23
27% Feb 19
1
32%
47%
1
471/4 May 31
12
7
50%
*32
1
193/4 Feb
2
51% Jan
40 3/a
*49%
321/4
143%
20
;
25 y2 May 23
4% Mar 13
•
2
513/8 Jan
3
13% Jan
62
Oct 22
13 V2 Nov
4
Jan
39%
50%
32%
99%
'
May 29
; 6
Jan
98
44% May 28
*75% Oct
9
393/4
50
24%
20% May 14
Jan
39%
32%
99%
11
7
2
37
393/4
493/4
24%
21
Mar 29
39i/2
49%
*32
290
24%
29 % Feb
45
35
24Va
30% May 10
5% Jan
24%
24%
343/4
243/4
102 % May 24
18% Jan
453/8
343/4
243/a
2
10 % Jan
69 %
/ 4
343/4
243/4
96% Jan 22
32% Jan
2
25% Feb
15% Jun 25
3% Oct 24
32
Oct
5
3%
343/4
3.200 1
24%
31% Apr
May 29
Oct 24
21
443/4
673/a
32
33/4 Mar 11
Nov 27
41% Feb
69 %
67
25%
16
100
100
7
No par
10
9%
67
100%
31 % Dec
25
Jun 21
29% May 29
9%
67
471/4 Feb
2
91
61
673/4
106
243/4
6
4
16
60%
107
99%
133/4 Jun
31
5.800
493/4
32%
50
48 3/4
Century Industries
Jan
39%
■i
32%
106
100
Cerro
9% Apr
2.900
No par
143/4 Jan
49% Feb
35%
13%
133/a
r
Pub Service—No par
South West Corp
_2.50
28% Jun
24
35%
1
Corp
Light
^preferred I
2
24
:
13%
107
Illinois
21
Oct
4.100
Illinois
Central
19
3% Oct
67%
133/s
*106
.
Central
Jun
303/s Oct 24
67
Hudson Gas & Elec
10% Jun
2
35
Central
106
393/4
Corp common
preferred
Instruments Corp
Central Agulrre Sugar Co
Central Foundry Co
Central of Georgia' Ry com
"5% preferred series B
7 14 % %
IO31/4 A or
26% May
2
29 % Mar 20
16
:
1063/4
39%
Corp of Amer com
No par
preferred
£—100
conv preferred series A_100
19 ye Jan
28
4
33
17% Oct 23
11
Oct 23
July 12,
49% Apr 22:
7
Apr 26
25
May 29
30% Jun 25
11
11
July
38
133/a
*49%
.5%
18% May 20
13%
1
Cenco
35% May 22
Jan
13%
50
Celotex
2
5
Jun
51
73
52% Mar 30
5
17
18% July
a
15% Jan
2
47
May 23
101% May 28
Jun 25
35
23
Dec
78
2
3.200
13%
*1053/4
1
Products
30 3/e May 21
2
2
3.600
25%
34%
2nd
4%%
42%
25
343/4
Inc
Ceco
•
2
9
19
2
23% Jan
•
Jan
15% Jan
26% FCb 23
51% NOV
20
"Aug 23
25% May 28
68
Jan
42
25%
34%
Co common
Steel
44
24%
67
Tractor
7%
43
25
67
preferred
2nd preferred
Celanese
44%
25
67
6%%
;
44
24%
13%
Corp
Caterpillar
May 27
951/4 Jun 19.
383/4 Jan
Mar 13
68
28 V* May 29.
144
(J I)
7%
13
48% Jun
36 % Mar
21
2
263/a May
20% Jan
42% FCb 28
20 V4 Mar
2
14
14% Nov
4% May 28
5.
46% Jun
34% Mar
90
Case
44%
243/4
106%
1
General
&
Shares
44 %
106%
-—:—10
preferred
Carter Products
9
80% Jan
133% Ian
19
Dec
91
Jan
3*4 Jan
:
4%%
Carriers
10% May 23:
Jan
-
29
22
65 Mi Mar 13
64% Jan
Mar 22
9
2
Jan
the Week
253%
-13%
Carpenter Steel Co
Friday
July 12
.
45 3/4
Ry_100
No par
Light
Carrier Corp common
7
4
22
Jan 10
137% May
>5
Jun 26
May
&
9
54
4
29
25
28% Jun
Power
4.
33/4 Jan
124% Jan
3
Carolina
Sales for
Thursday
July 11
25
rNo par
Ohio
&
Wednesday
July 10
44 %
10
5
Clinchfield
41% Jun
48
42y2 Jan
2y8 Jun
70
Carolina
43% May
3
Jan
70
2
26
29% Jun 25
18% Nov
1
10
8.
Tuesday
July 9
July 8
5
May 21
108
29% Jan
2
Mar 12
9% Jan
4% May 29
15 % Apr
2
Co
(Philip) Mfg Co
Carlisle Corp j.
36% Jan
,28
26% Oct
Monday
Par
Carey
33 Va Mar 27
8
45% Jan
Carborundum
12
60% Jan
Mar 14
30 % May 29
10
29% Feb
1013/4 Jan
27
.Dec
45%'
26% Jun 28
19
Nov
49% Apr
July 12
2
12 3/4 Jun 19
30
15 Va Mar
103
86
42
11
32% Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
24 Va May
Mar 16
56
24
25
37% Oct
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Corp
Corp
7
56c
.
58%,
58V4
59%
563/4
67%
58 3/a
697/a '
■rr-y: ,'C: J GO'
17.500
283.500
*U\
Volume
198
Number
6281
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(233)
15
AT*
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
18% Oct
23
Sep
8% Oct
7
24
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Lowest
Highest
34 % Feb
5
34% Mar 19
1
27% Jan
2
12
2
18
23
43
12% Jun
25
27% Oct
26
87
Dec
14
5
11
Oct
31
5
Dec
Oct
Controls
Co
of
>
America
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
10
3
7
26% Jan
24% May 13
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
32 % Jan
2
38
Apr
Copperweld Steel Co
60
May 22
49
194% Mar 19
Feb
87 % Jan
27
6
Corn
21
Products
Corning
Works
3 %ft
15% Jan
31
Coty
5% Apr
25
Coty International Corp class A_
Crane
24
68% Jan
2
42% Jan
2
5u
A^r
ll
17
83
Dec
27
81 % Apr
5
83% Jan
8
26
19% Feb
12
10% July
23 % Jan
2
14% Jan
8
preferred
preferred
of
ser
1947
Petroleum
Corp
com
28
26
11 % Apr,
2
20% Ja.i
4
28% Feb
27
39% Jun
6
Crown
17% Oct
24
30
Dec
18
34% Dec
41
Jun
14
37% Aug
8
48
Sep
59% Jan
2
91
7
97
3
Aug
12% Oct
86% Jun
22
27
24
5
May
45
96
107% Feb
15 % Jan
3
70% Jan
29
9% May 29
12% Feb
13
Apr
23
21% Jun
Jun
25
Jun
Jan
6- % Apr
Mar
10
19% Dec
28,
33% Jan
2
22
13% Feb
20
6% Jan
Mar 13
11% May
24% Jun
19% Jan
5% Jun
25% Jan
20
Jun
25
35
8% Dec
28
14% Feb
14% Jun
27
20% Aug 16
35 % Aug 21
78
Mar 20
31 % May 29
47% Oct 24
9
19
12
5% ft
7
Cuneo
6
39% Feb
14
$4
12% Feb
Jan
17% Jan
14
$1.60
__
24% May 16
33%
Jkn
38% Feb
July 12
67% Apr
Co
15
Class
3,900
3,100
21 %
22.v,,
2j2 %
21%
21%
34%
34%
21%
35
21%
85%
56
35 Vb
35%
3,200
171%
173%
171%
55 %
13,000
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5
13
5
55 Vb
168%
5
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91
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91
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91
93%
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13
13%
931%
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13
5 %
171%
12%
13%
48%
5 Vb
5 48%
48 %
48%
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82 %
48%
48%
*81 %
11 %
82%
11%
82
11%
11%
82 Va
24
11%
390
24
24
11%
23%
23%
11'%
11'%
23%
1,600
22%
22
21%
22
23%
24
21%
22
24
21%
21%
21%
22
16%
3,400
17%
16%
17
16,500
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
35%
35%
36%
34%
36
5
16%
36%
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46%
*46 V2
46%
46 %
50
50%
49%
96%
96
35
5
46%
35%
46 Va
34%
49%
50
96
96%
96%
520
21%
32,100
20%
20%
21%
20%
100
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21%
105%
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106 %
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106%
21%
22%
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21%
22%
22%
21 Vb
7%
7%
7'A
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5
No par
7 Vb
57
*56
*11%
11%
23%
TT
23 %
7
7%
56%
♦56
7
56%
56
56
11 VB
11%
11%
23 Vb
23 %
7%
7
7%
7
6,100
56
100
V 300
11%
22%-
7%
200
3,200
7 Vb
*11%
23%
400
10,100
21%
*55
11 VB
20,200
46%
107
7
*23 Vb
23
6%
900
29%
29%
29%
29%
9%
29%
9%
9%
9%
9%
21%
9%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
;
l
37%
37%
37%
37%
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37%
10
57%
58%
37%
58%
57%
58%
57%
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44%
44 %
44 Vb
92%
45
*90%
92%
V
1,200
21'/a
32,600
37%
37%
58%
9,200
2,600
9%
21%
21%
297/b
*9Vt
9%
30
7;
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29%
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
21
21%
11%
9%
21%
"
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23 %
11%
*23
7
7 Vo
21%
107
29%
.
No par
1
common
7 'A
21
35
46%
21%
7
500
50
*46%
20%
22
800
2.000
96
96
97
,
5
49%
,
50
96
V
5
50
5
l.ioo
48%
82%
49%
common
13
48%
*81%
66
preferred
preferred
12%
7.800
11%
*23%
America—12.50
171
48%
11%
v
55%
169%
168
91
3,300
81%
48%
*81
;
551/4
168 Vb
173
93%
'89
93%
12%
100
A
91
No par
of
preferred
prior
23
55%
5
Inc
Curtis-Wright
26
57
prior
22%
21%
No par
preferred
Press
15i%
23%
56 %
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50/
Curtis Publishing common
1
14
15%
23
34%
No par
Corp common
convertible
4% ft
23 %
55%
l
C
1 J
15'A
2,900
23
21 %
2.50
common
Tj S Corp
Cud'ahy Packing Co
% Fee
8
Seal
preferred
Crucible Steel
25
52% Jan
&
1,700
32'%
23
15%
32'%
34%
No par
preferred-
$4.20
13
10
Cork
25%
32%
25
preferred
Crown Zellerbach
24
107
July
convertible
$2
24
Jan
7
:
5 ft
21
58
100
Jan
19
45% Oct'
46% Jun
27
Jan
17% Jan
19% Aug 23
25
19
'July
103
19
25
6% Oct
19
io% Jan
21% Mar 29
14% Jun
Feb
44
25% Feb
24% Feb
23%
32%
l
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
4
20
20 % Jun
26
32%
15%
56%
25
24
Mar 13
25%
32%
15 %
22
100
Oct
27% Aug 24
42 % Mar 19
25%
32%
15%
34%
lc
common
22% Jun
18
Shares
25%
32%
15%
%,.. 32%
21%
100
preferred
Crescent
the Week
55%
i
Co
Friday
Julv 12
34%
100
Inc
3% Co
Sales for
Thursday
July 11
151%
22>«
5
common
3 % ft
id
11% Oct
25%
5
10
76% Jan
25%
50c
Apr
.
PRICES
July 10
23
l
Co
Glass
25
SALE
Wednesday
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5
93% Jun
21
11% May 10
4% Mar 21
17
22
180% Jun
-■»
Feb
91
96% May 17
21% Mar 12
5% Dec
Mar 29
Tuesday
15%
32
1
2
152% Mar
24%
,_5
16% Jan
15
Monday
July 8
*<■
_5
21% Jun
60% Mar 28
28
-36
Jan
43% Mar 21
90
Apr
17% Jun
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
6
23% Mar
v
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
4
18% Oct
92Vz Jan
21
15% Feb
27
40
May 28
105% Jun 27
22% Jan
NEW
Highest
28% May 28
37%
1,200
57
58
1,600
D
32% Oct
86 % Jan
22
5
2
40% Jan
Dec
12
15% Feb
45
91
Jan
7
46
Feb
Feb
Dana
25
4
89 Va Apr
13
Jan
3
92
7
2
18% Mar 12
13% Jan
2
16% May 24
20% May 21
20% May 29
29% Jan
2
27
Jan
77% July 27
85% Dec
31
82
Mar
78 % Aug
86
31
84 % Mar
Corp common
3%ft preferred series A__
11
May 29
9% Jun
25
2
81% Aug 30
34% May 28
41% Oct
2
87
Dec
Dec
13
51% Apr
87
20
Jan
31
4
88
Jun
28
Preferred
3.75ft
87% JUn
12
Preferred
3.75 ft
90
51 % Jan
2
12% Jun
27
20% Dec
13
55% Feb
15
46% Jan
3
36% Mar
6
Jun" 15
15% Jun
25
7 % May 29
30
Nov
9% Oct
20
29 % Feb
15
26
Feb
Apr
25
69% Jun
18% Mar 27
26
29
46
18
Jan
common
series
Dentist's
19% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
15% Jun
31% Jan
2
23
2
14% Apr
39% Jun
16
11
54% Feb
19
Diamond
Alkali
40
24
53% Jan
3
59% Jun
10
Diamond
National
25
10% Oct
18
27Vb Jan
22
17% Feb
15
9% Jun
20
11% Mar
12% Jan
23% Mar 26
18% Jun
40% Feb
16
27% Jan
2
35% Jun
25
48% Mar 23
43% Jan
12% Jun
22
15
May 29
22% May 29
16% Jun 25
20% Dec
28
17% Jun
27
16% May 29
40
Jun
17% Oct
27
24
21% Jan
3
22% Dec
19
5
,
21% Jan
19
2
Dec
7
37% Jan
26
24
24 Vb
Apr 24
72% Jan
23
4
55
Mar 26
22
Mar
Diners'
(The)
Disney
(Walt)
,
51% Jun
12
Dominick
29 % Apr
24
Donnelley
14
30% Jun
66
4
May
12
Dover
1
Dow
Fund
(R
26
61
May 27
53% Apr
10
Oct
24
25
Jan
13% Jan
2
DuBois
21
10
Duplan
29
16% July
254% Mar 14
233
Jan
7
256% Mav
114
105% Apr
22
89% Jun
2
46%
47
58%
58%
46%
58
58%
10
10%
571%
10
10
10%
14 %
lOVe
10'%
14%
14
10%
14%
10'A
19%
20 Vb
14i%
19%.
20
14%
20
14%
201/4
141/8
37%
38%
19%
19%
38%
40%
39%
40%
19%
19%
6,800
49%
50 VB
39%
41%
12
49%
50%
50%
39%
50%
40%
33,400
24%
25 Vb
49V4
50%
24%
25
'24%
49%
25%
49%
32%
33%
251/4
25%
33 VB
33%
33%
34%
25%
25%
5,900
27%
34Vi
28%
34%
27%
28%
27 "a,
33%
27%
21%
34%
13,400
27%
28
28
28%
17,500
20%
20%
21 VB
24-%
20%
24 Vb
24 %
2 4 Vb
24 V4
20%
20%
24 Vn
23 %
24%
23%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24%
6,700
23' A
23%
23
28
28%
28%
28%
23%
28 Vb
28%
16,200
28%
29%
60%
29%
30
5
61
59%
60%
591/4
59%
26%
26%
26%
59%
26%
26'/4
22,200
26%
26%
27%
27
22%
23
26%
1
22%
23
22%
23
25,400
22%
23
22%
23
23% Oct 25
33 % Dec
13
7
50
15% Jan
4
2
31% Jan
4
23
24% Feb
13
20% Jan
2
27% Jan
23
16
19
Apr
46% Jan
16
55% Feb
80% Jun
22
93% Dec
7
9% Oct
24
21% Jan
Jun
25
85
97% Mar
30
7
May 28
90
24% Apr
24% Feb
2
4
12% Jan
2
115% Mar 15
106% Jan
2
101
July 9
40% Mar 23
Jun
25
88% Jan
Jan
18
94
22
May 29
95
Feb
20
26
Jun
27
98% Mar
4
34% Jan
2
3
101
92% Jan
26
27
Jan
30
98 % Jun
24
32% Jan
18
26% Jan
2
5% Jun
14
30
4% Sep
24
2
Jun
25
6% Jan
56% Feb
16
23% Sep
24
38% Dec
17
Jun
25
16
Jan
5
15 % Oct
19
26% Jan
26
50
Jan
22 % Oct
24
42
7% Oct
24
'31% Mar
28% Jun
15
39% Mar 15
35% Jun
25
49% Mar 30
12
Oct
24
23% Jan
55
Jun
21
68
Feb
108
108
107
107
32
31%
31%
50
*42%
43
43
43 %
13
50
220
50
*49
60
230
50
/
390
48 %
*47%
48%
48%
48 %
*48 %
49
*17%
17%
17%
17%
16%
17VB
17'%
171%
17%
17'A
" 40
2,800
1
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
13%
13
13%
27,000
2
com
preference
27%
28
27%
27%
*27 %
27%
27'%
28
27%
27%
1,400
Apr
4% ft
24
*23%
*47 Va
481/4
*471%
4814
*47%
48'A
*48%
49
*48%
49
*48%
49
prior
com
Steel
Co
Corp
34% Mar
July
/
20%
20%
21% 1
63'A
63'A
63V4
100
100
100
16% V 16%
10
107%
109%
...
100
16%
,.
100
.
101
50
*99%
101
*99%
1
35%
36
35%
36%
Co
1
11%
12
12
12 Va
52%
53 VB
53%
:
53%
Manufacturing
preferred
Elastic
100
Stop Nut Corp
Electric
Bond
1
Electric
&
8
Electric
of
Share
&
Mus Ind
Emerson
Emhart
Manufacturing Co
Empire
District
Emery
preferred—3j
Electric
Mfg
351/4
*35
30%
311/4
30%
5%
5%
52%
54%
531/4
57%
55%
60
57%
28%
30
28%
30'/2
2 9'/b
30%
30%
10
10
9%
10
Jun
19
3
13% Jan
16 Vb Jan
9
25
9% Jan
20% Jan
Mar
-
2
9
May 29
46 % Mar 14
Oct"29
21% Feb
25
Jan
2
•
,
2
2
38% May' 6
14
23% Mar 12
70% Mar 21
May 29
May 29
32 % Jan
2
Nov
27
52% Feb
21
Oct
24
39% Mar
13
8
see page
July
Evans
Products
*
44% Jun
25
46% Feb
7
Eversharp
Electric
37% Jan
Co
3
12
48% May
49% May
2
Factor
1
't Fafnir
16% Jan
14
Fairbanks
6% Jan
11
15
18% Jan
10
$1.50
50% Jan
8% Feb
14
Jun
22% Jan
27% Jun
24
.51% Jan
8
39% Jun
11
May
32% Apr
6
50% Mar
30 % Jan
23.
c
59%
105,500
32%
341/B
136,400
10
9%
2,500
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
26,300
26%
25%
26'A
25%
25%
com
31%
31
Vb
31'A
31
311A
30%
31%
30%
31
8,500
34%
34 VB
34%
34
34%
34%
35Vb
34%
35
12,700
10
10%
10
10%
8,100
42%
43
43
44
5,200
50
50%
50
50'A
47%
47%
48
47%
48
5,900
1,400
19%
19
19%
19
19
8,900
77%
*77,
5
9%
10V8
10 VB
10 'A
10
40%
41'A
41%
42%
42
Vb
42%
51%
51 Va
51%
50%
51'A
47%
19%
77%
27
40%
41%
No par
100
3%
3'A
*17%
17%
*17 V*
17%
*62
64
*62
64 V2
3'A
%_.
3%
10%
*77
771%
26%
41%
*77
"'
-
77%
26%
26%
26%
41%
40'A
40%
*77
271/4
40%
3%
17'A
*62-
3%
3'A
3%
20
28
40%
41%
3'A
17%
*17VB
17%
64%
*63
64%
17 Vb
14'A
14%
14Vs
14 VB
14 Vb
14'A
14 Vb
14%
14
15%
16 Va
16%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
41%
43'A
x41 %
421/4
40%
42
41'A
42%
41%
4IV2
41>A
41%
41
41%
41 Vb
41%
17%
2,350
'
64%
16%
1
3,800
7,400
13,600
3%
-
*63
,_5
—
14'A
6,900
16%
25,900
40%
41%
-14,500
40%
41%
7,800
2,500
-
'
45%
45%
45 VB
451%
45 Va
45%
45%
45%
45%
46
10
*44%
45%
44%
44%
45
45V4
451,4
46
45%:
45%
No par
*12%
13
12 Va
12%
12'A
12%
*12%
13
12%
12%
500
1
40
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
42,300
18
17%
17%
17 VB
17%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38'A
6%
6%
6'A
6'A
6%
6'A
""26%
26%
26%
Co class A
1
Co
Co
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
Co
77%
27
^
l
I
&
7,700
31V4
34
20c
_50
9%
3
Morse
1,700
18%
27%
Co
&
Foods
57%
25%
78
Whitney Corp com
convertible preferred
Fairmont
54%
60%
19
40%
Fairbanks
(Max)
54%
32%
26 Vb
27'A
J
Bearing
14,300
18%
1
Corp
11% May 29
4% ADr 16
12,800
5%
54%
25%
8.50
Inc
Ex-Cell-O
9%
31%
5%
19
7.50
5ft
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Eurofund Inc
9
10
300
30%
5%
2 6 Va
F
44% Jun
7
17
54%
9,000
36
18%!
1
& Phonograph
Freight Corp
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
13
63
54%
28%
*98%
*35%
25%
.
21% Feb
31
31'A
5%
15,300
95
28%
■
35%
54%
10
28%
35%
30%
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
2% Jan
28'A
220
36
*91
*98%
35%
5%
45% May 16
4% Feb 13
May 17
2,000
95
55'A
29% Jun
3
56
5'A
19% Jan
Jan
2,000
55%
*54%
38
1
3
12
*54% "55%
5%
31
19%
26
-
551/4
19%
% Jan
11%
5%
47%
6
35%
*91
*98%
19%
Mar
101
Va
12%
54%
34.50
Co
Radio
Air
x28 %
35'A
*99%
36
10s
5
Gas
common
conv
,
28%
29 %
*99%
351%
101
12
.
3
Emerson
$1.40
V:
95
99 Va
29
9,100
23,100
16%
25c
36% May 9
12 % Jun 17
Natural
Corp
28%
*91
16%
109%
10
Inc
El
Paso
30%
95
100
108%
__1
shrs
Electronic Specialty Co
Elgin National Watch Co
Eltra
35%
*91
95
*991/4
16%
109%
50c
Co
Amer
Associates
28%
*99
1
5
Amer
Storage Battery
Electronic
*91
100
2,600
35%
36%
54%
3,400
41,300
63
16%
12%
54'A
241/B
21%
62
*99%
101
xl2
24
20%
63 'A
108
110 Vb
35%
v
23%
21%
100
16%
108%
*99%
108 %
23%
21'A
62%
V-','
100
16'A
16%
107%
Co_"
preferred
Manufacturing
44
July 12
57% May 14
3
23%
19%
63
2.50
common
20% Apr 22
26% July
5
31% July
1
11
Mar 20
23'A
19%
64'A
100
Assn
preferred
Kodak
24
19%
63
ll
Inc
Fuel
23%
10
5
Lines
Stainless
$3.60
60% July 11
34% July 12
12% Jan 24
2
Air
47%
47% Jan
*49
50
451/4
*47%
19V4
•
26% Feb
footnotes,
*
48
45%
5
—50
47%
11% Feb
1,100
9,500
'
4%%
58% Mar 11
For
*49
1
50
preferred
Eastern
Jun
14% Jan
14
50
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—l
4 % ft
preferred
100
Ekco Products Co common
2.50
61
Jun
*47
45 Va
50
—10
8% Feb
47%
451%
50
Endicott Johnson Corp common—10
4% preferred
100
49% Apr
'47%
1,100
43%
46
51
36% Jan
*43%
*45 %
23% May 20
80% Jun
5
27
43i%'
*47
Jan
34% Sep
43'%
8,800
31%
47%
Jan
23
31%
46
14
16% Oct
31%
46
42% Jan
14
31%
46
63
25
31%
26,100
86'A
45%
2
27
16%
86%
43V4
47%
50
16
87'%
48
*47%
16%
'86'%
48
—50
preferred
Eastman
Jan
21% Jan9
16
%
16%
50
preferred
preferred
Eastern Gas &
30
5
Nov
preferred
conv
Eaton
6% Apr
2
30% July
27% Jan
9
Apr
2
May 29
Light Co
Aug 22
Jun
'3,500
15
88
16 Vb
51%
47%
8% Jun
15
108
com
Eagle-Picher Co
11% Nov
12
15
87%
31%
*42%
Eastern
57
Jan
15
107%
Echlin
58
13
17% Jan
50
4
14%
88%
14
39% May 21
31% Apr 30
8
9% Jun
15% Mar 16
30
15%
107%
23
30% Jun
2
25 % July
Oct
13,500
58,500
87%
Feb
101
1120% Mar 27
2
19%
60%
107 %
$1
95 % Apr
24
Nov
33% Jan
18% May 29
34% May 29
19%
60%
15 V
89
60
7
33% Nov
27
8
19%
61
108
15
17
37% Nov 30
22% Jun
41
19%
60
83
38% Jun
_
50% Jun
Aug 23
101
19%
61
_l
(E I)
Cigar Corp
Dynamics Corp of America
18% May 29
122% Apr 26
1111% May 22
89
19%
60
DW'G
64% July
2
10] % May 17
2
Jan
52
19%;
61
15
E
15% July 3
31% May 29
18% Oct
19 Vo
61
15
$2.10 preferred
9
29
25% May
19%
61
14%
31 3 4
4.10 ft
Mar 21
20% Jan
3,500
19
61
107%
4.20 ft
21
9,500
1
No, par
4ft
19
59%
—No par
common
5
Jan
16% Jun
60
2,500
243%
47
47% Jun
59%
241%
15
"11% Apr
%-
20%
244%
43% Apr
47% Apr
7
7.600
24 %
16 '/4
2431%
Duquesne
22
2,200
23%
244
Mar 27
12
21%
%
243
47
29% Feb 19
20%
xl4%
16%
12
48 % July 13
2,000
500
14%
244 %
42% Jan
48% Jun
4,600
15%
$4.15
1
57%
2.50
Co
de Nemours
$3.75
50% Mar
5,000
57%
243%
2
26
13,400
36'/4
471/4
15%
May 31
44% Apr
10
14,500
12%
46%
58%
32%
12%
47i%
58
x57%
12.400
>35%
12%
244%
50
4
32%
36
$4.50 preferred
18
33% May 16
Feb
32
'
15%
2
16% Dec
32 Vb
14%
32V4
243%
Jan
7
17,500
14%
31%
l
46
23
itVii
14%
32%
32
12%
Corp
Pont
14
Oct
At \«
xl4%
5
du
July 10
Feb
A4%
221/4
14%
$3.50 preferred
9
109% Mar 15
10
Power
48
May 29
21%
*35»%
Dunhill International
2
8
22%
13
Inc
Duke
15% Jun
Jan
17
2,500
22
:
No par
Chemicals
63% May 17
42
45
22%
29%
i—50c
Jun
May
29%
36
A*.
11
46
22
12%
Co
43
2
22 %
36
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
43% Jan
21%
30'%
12%
Dresser Industries
49% May 25
48 % Jun 13
48%
29%
±1
11
19
47%
29%
1
ll
45% Jan
29 %
1.25
15
Sep
49%
29%
No par
19% July
44
48i%
29
47%
Sons
&
27% July
25% Jan
44
29
-
6
Apr
30% Jan
49%
29
No par
No par
2
2
11,300
51%
48 %
35%
Corp
Chemical
47,800
22%
51%
49%
Inc
R)
14,500
22%
22
51%
48%
12%
Ltd
16% Jan
84
16,200
63%
50%
22 VB
51%
49 %
47
Douglas Aircraft Co
Mines
21% Mar
97% Apr 27
32% Mar 22
50%
21%
51%
35%
;
Pepper Co
Dome
22% Jan
81% July 12
24% May 29
39
Jan I 5
62%
22%
51%
21%
12%
Dr.
5
10% Jan
64%
23'%
700
51%
47%
Ltd
8
26
631/4
22%
50%
20
45%
21
36
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
23
27
64
l
Distillers
Mar
Feb
63
1
Jan
Apr
64%
110
48%
2.50
Feb
13
63%
63%
12%
Productions
32.
5
64%
45%
*88%
45%
90%
,45%
47%
Club Inc
31
27
*45%
45%
50c
22
6% May 29
90%
45%
45%
1
May 29
101 % Jun
*88%
45%
90%
45%
87%
*35%
Corp
13
164 % Jun
*85
*88 %
15
20% May 29
16
90%
*88%
__1
29% Jan
>
20% Jan
87
__No par
Co_
28% Mar 19
21 Va Jun 10
Mar
22% Jan
*84%
87
3
Corp
Fruit Corp
DiGiorgio
9
11
28% May 22
34% July 11
23 Vb Jan
25% Jan
28%
87%
*84%
6.75
.
Stores
41% July
Jan
31% July 18
Diana
15% May 14
20
23
15
23% May
6
11% Oct
Oct
26
21
28%
*85
87%
90%
.No par
.
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
2
9% Oct
28%
86%
32%
24
2
27%
14%
46% July
45% Jan
6,100
86%
31%
10% Jan
9,300
92%
*84%
*88%
io
31% Jan
11,800
28%
28%
100
C
series
Edison
4
18%
28 VB
28%
'
Detroit
121
6,800
18%
T
29
10
19i%
86
34% Jan
69
14%
18%
86
15
18% Jan
18%
86
12
34% Jan
18%
86
22%
26
18%
14%
87%
21%
24
15
87
Supply Co of N Y._—_2.50
30
92'A
14%
*86
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No
par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
1
May 29
44%
*90%
14%
*86
l
37% Oct
Oct
28%
44%
*90%
14%
100
Inc
26% Oct
Feb
28%
7
44VB
92 %
15
18
18%
44%
*90%
14%
15
:
100
A—
B_
Delaware Power & Light Co
Air Lines Inc
12
18
50c
series
Delaware & Hudson.
32% Jun
31
31% Dec
Light
Delta
9
12% Mar
&
Records
ll
55% May 16
54% Jun
5
12
22% Jan
14%
Deere & Co
10
23% July
18
*90%
5
50c
Preferred 3.90 ft
Decca
44%
100
Inc
4
38% Jun
21%
Mills
30
21
45% Feb
River
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
May 10
16
57% Feb
Dan
1
common
5ft junior preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
50c
50
1
*17%
5%
50
50
36%
36%
♦50
36%
27
51
36%
27
*50'A
36 Vb
53
8
5%
2,300
17 Va
17
37%
38%
3 6'A
37 %
13,500
6Vb
6'A
6%
6'A
10,600
27%
5,600
*17
27%
27
27%
27'A
51
50'A
50 'A
*50'A
36%
361/4
36%
36 Vb
17
■
51
36%
600
120
1,900
,
-
16
'
(204)
•
1
Lowest
29
28
Jan
23% Feb
24
Jun 25
11'/a Oct
31
6% Oct
14% Oct
7
44% Feb
7
54 Vz Jan
2
42 »/2 Jan
2
50-
Dec
6
13% Apr
23
Feb
6
35% Jan
317A Feb
15
24
20
1
237/s Oct
23
43 Va Oct
24
15
29
66
44% Apr
15
12
First
11
Fischback & Moore Inc
23% Jun
25
Flintkote Co common
Jun
25
17% Jan
2
8
857/2 Jan
23
'
101% July
46 7/4 May
5
13
$4.50
3
Jan
23
77/4 Feb
14
Florida.
East
40% Feb 25
2
Teb
13
467/2 Jan
9
Florida
18
"3% Jun
25
25
25
82% Feb
65% Jan
12% Oct
24
307/b Mar
14
Jan
Dec
30
Jun
10
2
35% Jan
20
447A Jun
4
F
7
Food
29 Va Oct
24
18% Oct
26
407/4 Jan
89
22
96 v Dec
21
13% May 29
29% Jan
3
16 »A Mar 13
11
217/4 Jan
8
13
Jan
4
14% Jan
3
11% Jan
2
May 29
25
2
957A Jan
14
207/e Mar 29
7
.8% Nov
25 7/2 Fed
217/a Jan
26
Dec
26
7 Va Oct
24
14% Jan
4
24
45% Feb
8
23
24
67,
Feb
12 7/a Feb
42 7/b Apr
' 11
7 7/8 Oct
19 y4 Oct
3
29% Jan
Apr
307/a Feb
12
22% Jan
2
28 7/b Apr
26
Jun
-4
26% Mar 19
27'/2 Feb
15
24% Jan
85
20
84
30'A Oct
463A May 22*
May 29
...
Nov
39
Jan
2
33% Jun
6
89'
Jun'21
;■
15
58 X Feb
25
351/4 Jun
43% Jan
2
397/2 Jun
*40'A Mar 20
21
47 i/e May
14
27 7/2 Jan
10
17'A May 29
26% Jan
2
10% Jun
27
143A Jan
4
237/a Jun
26
32 7/8 Feb
37/4 Jan
16
18'A Jun
947/2 Jan
102
8
Oct
24
27
<
52 Va Jun
Oct
23
32
797/2 Jan
27
14
9
41/4 Oct
6% Apr
363/4 Feb
24
Jun
25
547A Jun
25
96
Jan
2«
775/8 Mar
30
Jan
4
11
211/2 May 29
2
Jun
1
1167/2 Dec
3
447/2 Jun
25
59% Dec
20
L06 'A May 29
115% Dec
21
22
i
5*i
Apr
213/a Jan
2
Apr
Jan
2
1183A Jun
9%
271A
28
305/a
30%
31"%
317/u
311/a
35
34 7%
34%
34%
35
8
x7%
247/a
24%
24%
24%
24"%'
35%
367/b
35 7/8
35%
341/4
35%
30
29%
297/8
29
29%
291/4
29%
871/2
88
871/4
87'A
86%
86%
100
common_l
50
of
Co
com__l
Texas
Cable
1st
Corp
9
8%
9
Corp
Mills
Jan
3
May
"
40% Jan
15
General
Outdoor
2
23 Vs May 10
General
Portland
2 6 5/8 Jun
Mar 19
4354 May 31
General
347/e Oct
441/2 Feb
9
377/2 Jan
2
7% Jan
37'/8 Mar 22
Jun
6
General
Public Service
347/8 Feb
14
General
Public
24
General
6
General
3 XX
General
Signal
4%
25 7/a
253/4
24%
25%
79%
80 7/2
79 7/8
42 7/2
*41%
6.500
80 'A
*413/4
42'/2
,
4.300
X
40.300
,
.
-50,900
SOO
-
81
83
81 Vs
82 Va
17,700
13%
14
147/b
133/4
14
7/4
17.100
20.600
35%
35 7/8
351/2
35V4
34%
35%
34%
34%
1143/4
1143/4
*114%
115 i/a
1143/4
114%
*114%
1157/2
1143/4
1143/4
110
69%
705/8
70
70%
70'/a
70%
707/2
69%
70'/a
92.500
1157/2
115
1151/4
115V4
115 7/4
1.900
*90
35
1%
115
35
115
115
907/2
70
115
1147/s
907/4
90'/2
90'A
901/4
907/4
37%
37%
37%
373/4
37%
37%
373/8
37%
373/8
377/2
6,700
20%
211/4
20%
21'/8
20%
2 li/a
20 5/a
217/2
20 5/b
211/4
12.100
1
38 V2
391/2
381/4
391/4
38%
40 VB
373/8
393/8
375/8
38 7/4
22.100
38%
38%
*38'/a
39
39
39
15
'
90 7/4
*38 V2
90
39
907/4
1.600
39
*381/2
110
10c
534
5%
53/4
5%
53/4
5%
'■X 5%
57/8
53/4
5%
18.300
2.50
Refractories
Steel
4%
83 7/4
Corp
Equipt
preferred
32%
33 7/4
32 3/4
33 7/a
32%
33'/a
32%
33 7/o
33 7/8
333/8
14,100
1
15'A
151/8
15%
15 7/4
157/2
15
29%
28
29
29V2
30
30 Va
30 7/4
29'/2
29%
3.700
22
6.67
Industries
151/4
15
281/2
5
Corp
'
4 7/b
,
13%
:
313A Jan
Jun
60
297/a
No par
19
31'/2 Jun
11.700
92
295/a
82%
Corp
25
33
34
51
*90
29%
4%
2,900
14
1
9
16 3A Jun
42
I47/4
r1.500
'
83V2
Co
Jan
ll'A Jan
80 3/4
42
*
470
8%
13%
No par
Cement
Utilities
79%
421/2
83/4
.501/2
.,
10,300
:
14'/a
503/4
.4.900
9%
117.
823/4
Advertising
59
conv
80%
*42
79%
91/8
1-16%
■X
6,800
14 7/a
3
preferred
$1.60
79%
-
805/8
43/4
2,800
x; 180
.
837/2
common
Precision
$3.75
25 Va
X
13 %
No par
87
26
43/4
2 61/2
781/2-
:
92
29V4
29%
33 7/4
14%
50 7/2
1,400
100'/2
8%
*90
11%
82%
100
Corp.
29V4
4.700
1
common
Motors
50%
500
•
19%
TX33
93/8
141/4
91
253/8
26'/a
421/2
"
14 V2
6.100
291/2
•*99
•
116-
8%
43/4
7.100
;
4%
28%
1001/2
9 7/4
S
50%
4,200
.
-
.11%
337/8 •X 33 3/b
116
2ty
4%
4.7CO
'•
43
19"%
.
..791/4 / 797/4 v'
97/2
91-.,
;350
No par
Corp
Instrument Corp
preferred
217% Mar
79
29%
291/4
4%
79%
42 1
14'/a
57.200
-
,353/4
*28
99
283/4.
*99 X
■
117
51
*91
293/4
251/2
1
5
9'::X.
X9.300
•
"35
.
4%
113/4
93
50 »/2
93
45/8
Corp__2
preferred
267/8 Jan
113/4
X15»/2
12.4C0
87
.42%'
-■
29?/4
11%
9V4
,
141/2
147/2
51
*ii x:
29%
Finance
Dynamics
147/2
50%
No par
com
297/a
35
;
193/4
78 '/2
9%
*8%
_100
Oontr&ct
>
General
5
791/4
-97/4
2.600
34%,
87
4%
*28
591/4
2
Foods
447/4 J an
■AVa
100'/2
33%
78'A
7.300
X
247/a
35
19%
331/2
117
Inc
Co
6,500
8
287/2
.
v
19%
29
1167/2
93/8
14%
•6,500
31%
35
'
283/4
*99
111.600
"34; 700
■
341/8
437/4
*113/4
34
33%
78%
78 7/2
10
.24%
35
36"
7.500
28 'A
8
19 7/4
29 7/2
*93
311/2
C. 1-0
100'/2
297/a
293/a
100
517
preferred
Cigar
General
22'A Mar 28
12
33 7/8
Corp—
21'A Nov
11%
.9'/a
Co
1
12%.
98 7/2
5
Electric
255/8 May 28
9
Oct 18
19%
115'2
Corp
Finance
1
197/2
.5
Corp^
General
$5
193/4
29%
.
5
common
Bancshares
Bronze
5%
*28
/
12
No par
Investors
28
28
-4.7*2
19%
1
com
287/4
28
4%
.
343/4
'
32
1
;
8
35,3/4
43 ' .'••
'•
-
"1,900
51%':
'
No par
31
6
8
500
.
X
347
24%
*
r
297/a
36 7/a
preferred
Co
433A Aug 14
1
303/4 Mar
397/2 May
34%
247/2
Transportation__i.25
881/2 Dec
10
313'4
35%
8
51.200
10
97/8
34'A
2?%
Inc
,
.31%
-247/a
8
14i/a-
28
34%
8%
5.600
I71/2
50%
•
22.900
•
■
14
lO'A
-7.600
23%
287/2
10
General
•
97/8
28
18.300
-
97% X
93/4
3C%
Amer
14
57/2 Jan
9%
5.700
-
177/2
33'/3C
preferred
27
47/2 May 29
J
18%
10.000
•
22'A
:
50c
1
100
24
957/2 Mar
9%
27%
Baking
5
17'A Jan
9%
26%
Oil
Oct
15
9%
26%
Co
American
30'A Jun
81% Jun
52 I/b
51'/2
9%
preferred
Genera!
3
114
50s/8
52%
28%
Amer
1 x
737/8 Jun
52%
51%
72%
42
9%
10
Corp
convertible
General
116'/2 Feb
14 3/b
'93/4
537A
6'A
443/a
22 3/b
177/2
14
10
45/,
General
2
177/2
14
9%
47/2
4
16
17 va
14
97/a
47/2
5
Apr
171/b
14
9%
35
10
577/e Jan
113
17%
14
43V4
15 'A Jun
38
17%
.
10 i/a
:x 3.500
22'/a
•
10
•»
170
45'A
*95%
24
•367/4
85% Feb
4
18
23
36
General
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6
23
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1
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24
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Foster-Wheeler Corp
38'A May 27
28
97/8 Jan
2
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11
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24
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Food Giant Markets Inc common__l
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,
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7
367/4 Apr
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2
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•
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2
.
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19
Jun
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237/b Mar 20
28 y2 Dec
May 29
14
,
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LOW AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
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Federal Paper Board Co common__5
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25
29
2
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5
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
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Year 1962
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-
.
.
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22
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39,900
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General Telephone
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6
267/2 Jan
22
28'/a Jun
7
$1.30
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28
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4
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2
27'4 Jan
8
29
Jan
2
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2
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24
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20
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22
30'A Apr
4
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Jun
25
1021/2 Feb
23
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2
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19
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8
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5
Jun"22
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3
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2
52
12 'A Jun
20
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16
19
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53
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5
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3
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25
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23
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27
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24
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55
29
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10
33
Georgia-Pacific
Gerber
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2
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2
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363A May 15
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8
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30
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9
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4
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2
315/8 Mar
1
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21
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9
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28
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4
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Globe-Union
3
16 3/8
25
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19
—
.41
footnotes,
Mar 12,
see page
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18 3/4
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•
27%
12i/a
,.18'/2
-XX; 12 7/a
48
40'A
com___No par
Ohio RR
Mfg
475/8
411/4
,
121/4
45
,—._25
_c_
preferred
$5.08
48
18%
*12 7/8
12 7/4
343/4
^.i—^..100
Utilities
Gu&tin-Bacon
12%
457/8
_i
Tea
Financial
-$4.40 preferred
$4.44 preferred
;
19
*183/4
403/4
Prop___No par X
"$4.20 preferred
$5
X
127/4
:■
39%
Aircraft Eng Corp_^_™i
preferred
Oil Corp
19
15%
::41%
4 514
2.50
Manufacturing
Gulf .Mobile &
:
15 7/4
X X 411/a
,
341/8
100
preferred
Shoe
15 3/b
41%
■
4
common
&
Iron
Western
1%
Green
151/8
900
13%
355/b
417/4*
102
24%
25%
3.900
29
345/8
'
?0
6
523/8
64
5
Greyhound Corp .common
4'/2% conv preference™
28
Feb
102
36 7/2
5
Western
Great
*.X
.♦
28
Feb
103
1
"
106
1021/2
35%
5
260
.
1037/4
33%
6.25
Northern Ry
Great
X
8
106
Dec
T)
353/4
102 7/a
333/4
47%
Ltd
35%
1047/2
1041/2
137/8
No par
Rubber
353/4
680
1041/2
357/2
14
121/4
1021/2
102%
*1031/4
503/4
1043/4
*18%
24 7/s
1037/4
1047/2
35%
27'/a
33%
'■>,
243/4
*1037/2
x353/8
28
lo
Co
241/4
*1021/2
104
1.100
36%
137/a
5
.' * Great Northern Paper, Co
2
17
107
(W
24%
103
1031/4
36
28
5
Co
Nor
.1087/2 Mar 14
36
247/4
103
1
Steel
Atlantic
28
104
251/4
Co
Great
74 July 12
Jan
City
Great
393/4 Mar 28
34
:95
38,700
243/4
103
104
*1021/2
104
24%
Batteries Inc
&
4
2
88'A May 2
52'/2 May ,1341% May 15.
•
247/2
24 7/a
103
104
1
preferred
tGrayson-Robinson
44% May
1
••
30 'A Jan i. 2
-Jan
July
24%
*1021/2
1
33/4%
11
24% Apr 15
15.7CO
5
&
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25
-"517/4 May 21-.
XT54 - Feb1' 8
'/•I 41'A Jan-24
-82
,
Tire
Graniteville
9
,-X30% Mar 18
31'/a Jan >2
-*617A Jan
55
>
X
12%
631/2
(B F)
Union
Granite
*
2
lo
>27
31
44 'A Apr
j 24
Jan
143
'
5
81% Dec
433A Apr
,\
103% July 18
105
5
'305/e Dec
27
'70%'Jun 27
303/4 Oct 24
323/4 NPV 29
647/8 Nov 26
467% Juh
12
Corp of Calif_l
Cards Inc
5
Mining Co
Grand
>
"
34
127/2
51
Inc
Co
(W
Granby
22
*
17'A Oct
Grace
22
,2
\N
12 7/a
631/2
Globe-Wernicke Inc
11
20
12%
10
721/2 Jan
29
121/a
50%
Corp
443/4 Jan
41'A Dec
121/2
5
Co
24
54% Feb
12'/a
_80c
Co
247/8 Oct
20'A Jan
12%
2 4'/a
28
1
&
Alden
Glidden
9
14
12
*1041/4
Brothers
Glen
18
27
64.800
3*7/b
;
1
12'/2 Jun
25
No par
Co
14
253/8 Jun
243/4
4
15'A Feb
Feb
800
243/4
1
Co
Greeting
Ginn
3
13»/2 Jan
27
247/2
100
Cement Co
21 % Nov
25
*261/2
247/8
100
Co
2.4
177/b Apr 30
ll'A Mar
6
267/2
24 7/a
Financial
91/2 May 29
36% Oct 22
19 7/4 Dec
273/4
27i/4
275/a
267/2
27%
*26%
247/„
'
16'/2 July 12
41% Jun
275/b
271/4
241/2
30c
com
Corp
Products
Portland
36 'A Jan
~
13
May 16
27%
*26'/2
25
2.50
Rubber
preferUed
conv
Gibraltar
231/2 Jan
14
14
27'4
24%
common
Giant
3
323/b Mar 21
$4.50
Inc
Getty
11
457/2 Feb
Genesco
15
Jan
28 '/a
*26%
preference
5V2%
preference
25
Jan
♦27%
25
$5
167/a Jan
July
25
3.33Va
B)
Corp
&
36% Apr
2
28
14% Feb
1
Tire
14
.33
16% July
6
83/8 Jun 22
Time
General
24
2
32 3A Oct
24
67
General
267/a July 12
433A Mar 15
26
5334 Jun
6
Jan
171/2 Jan
(series
preferred
preferred
General Tele & Electronics
Mar 25
100
16
J
Co of Florida—
$1.25
26
95s/8
X* *95 "
96%
•
JO2V4
*106 7/4
107%
•*108'/a
-17%
'.*95%
'
48
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96
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48%
147,300
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•
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310,
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♦
Volume
6281
Number
198
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(205)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1.963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
NEW
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
i,—: EXCHANGE
Par
AND
Tuesday
July 8
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
July 9
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
July 11
July 10
July 12
Shares
H
29
,
37% Aug 30
May 29
:Jan
7
Jan
22
29
Apr
29
32% Feb
6
: 48% Feb
12
54% May 31
Halliburton
15 %
Hallicrafters Co
HarAilton Watch Co
36 y2 Mar 22
25% May,28
44% Oct 24
10
36
59% Bet)
27% Jan
May 28
14
2
.
12%. Feb
40
12
"
18% Jun
83
July
27
...?7% Jan ,2
**108
3..
22%.Feb
6
93,
.
.
3,
Jan,
4
Feb
May 27
27 % Apr
•
10
107 % Apr
26
33% Apr
9
Hackensack Water
Hail
___12.5o
*38%
_5
30%
31
31
•
313/8
49%
5C%
49%
50 %
(WF) Printing Co
~g
IIII~~I~1
Co
common
36% Jan
24
21% Oct
-
26-
■"
Oct
128 y2 Apr
25 %
3
July
9
4% convertible preferred
Hammermill Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
31% Jan
126•.
|
22
Jan
Hanna
2
May
3
Apr
Harbison-Walker Refrac com—_7.5o
5
132
35
May lo
-
35% Jun
6
Harsco
18y2 May
21% Jan
9
9
'32-/6 Mar 20
38% JUly 12
17% Jan
4V
23 % May
2
•
:
9% Jan »
-42
s
;
3
:7%Mar26
J
.Mar 29
40 % Jan
•9
16
19% Jan
35%. Jan " 2
2
July
24% Apr
-
Feb
44 % Jun
39
Jun
25% May
2
10
6
11
3
21
3
15% Jun
22
; 31% Jan
20
Jan
2
29% May 20
25% Feb 20
Oct
19
64% Jan
39
Apr
2
49% Jan
85% Feb
19
89% Jun
20% July 12
30% Jan
8
13% July
18% Jan
24
Dec
20% Oct
88
7
48
24
36
44% Jan
35
39% May 14
31
July 13
27% jun
Jan
19 V4 Apr
10% May 29
31% Oct
Mar
Mar_21
Dec
20
115
Jan
3
25
50
110% Aug 10
55% July 18
118
8
37
Apr
119% Jan
5
% May 22
38 % May 16
2
13 % Feb
28
36
May 10
43% Jan
16
Mar
118
40% Mar 27
" May
8
31% Mar 26
37
41% Feb
12
13 % Feb
20
16% Jan
2
3
62
2
15% May 24
24
•
14 y* Oct
24
21 Ve July 10
Oct
23
29
Feb
14
15% Jun
21
37
Jan
2
19% Jan
18 y2 Apr
12% Jun
25
19% Jan
4
14% Jan
68 y4 Jun
13
76
Nov
29
16
/
74
Jan
25% Apr
5% Sep
Jan
11
18
4
Jun
15
33% Feb
24
17% Jan
6
13
7% Oct
2
22
3y2 Dec
8% Feb.
19
26 y4 Jun
14
20
July
36% Mar
7% Apr
3% Jan
9
40% Jan
6
2
Dec
28
60
Jun
25
41%:
Jan
30
93
25
Jun
1
May
9
48% May 31
1
15y8 Jun
21
1
18% Jan
2
82% May 17
40% Jan
57% Mar 20
Aug
6
Jan
10
89% Jun
90
Jan
9
97 y4 Dec
9
80% Jan
28
8
87 y2
97
42
45% Aug 27
57% July
88
July 10
July 12
May
100
6
May
2
2
8
11% Jan
2
14
9
47% Jan
2
55 % May
2
28% May
3
36 % Jun
95
28
Jun
37
Jan
101% Mar
98% Jan
10
98% Feb
20
Dec
42
26
'
6
Feb 28
'- 9 % Mar 26
ioi
18
13 y4 Oct
•
'21%
14
Feb
13
16% Jan
37
Jan
2
18% Sep
29 % Jan
2
27
32% Jan
21
31% Jun
46% Feb
25
May 29
41
42% Jan 16
44% July 16
48% July
30
Apr
41% Jun
8
48
51% Feb
May 21
7% Feb 19
155
300
Jun
43% Oct
145
Jan
Jun
22
81
Jan
9
Stores
213/a
21 %
21%
21 %
21%
27,100
21
21 %
97
97
97
34%
35%
35
36%
10%
24%
50c
8
1
97
35%
97
*95%
*95%
96%
38%
36%
37%
59,300
10%
10%
10 3/4
103/4
11
10%
11%
10%
10%
6,800
24%
25%
25%
25%
251/a
253/a
251/a
25%
8,700
7%
8%
7%
8%
4%
46%
47%
_1
32 %.
33
12.50
49%
51
38%
38%
4%
8%
8
4%
43/a
48%
47
47%
48 3
32 %
323/b
50%
50%
50%
39%
39%,.
39%
32%
323/4
50%
51%
38%
./
8
39%
«
•
4%
32
v
8 Va
48
32%
31%
32
51%
5IV2
52%
19,800
393/4
i:
4%
46%
39%
39%
12,900
43/8
8,100
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
93%
93%
93%
93%
*933/4
94%
series C____No par
103%
103%
103%
103%
*103%
104%
103%
1031/4
*103%
103%
50
45 %
45%
45.%
45%
45%
451/s
45%
451%
45%
1,800
5
45
2.50
*22%
"2%
~2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*15%
15%
*153/8
15%
15%
*15%
15%
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/8
25
251/4
24%
251/4
45%
*45%
.45%
45%
45%
45%
*45
56%
i
57
56%
57 Va
56%
56%
56%
571/4
57
571/4
85%
84
84
85
84
84
84
84
88
88
44
1
87%
873/4
88
*87%
88
,*97%
99%
♦973/8
99%
*973/8
100
43%
44 Va
43%
443/a
44%
49%
49 %
49%
48%
49%
48%
1
*io
12%
13%
12%
52
51%
51%
32%
32 %
*100
100
•7-
5
i:
33%
101
7
'
7%
.*43
44%
xl7%
100
70
88
80
443/8
23,700 \
48%
473/8
48'/a
3,600
11
12%.
13
513/4
*10%
13
•
'33%
./■
51%
33%
102
100
102
99%
7%
7
7%
7
*43
11
%
600
10,200
51 % '
33%
102
210
230
19,900
2,300
*43
44%
17
17%
16%
173/a
34%
_No par
34%
34%
34%
343/a
34%
34%
34%
34%
343/4
24
243/a
24%
243/a
24%
24%
24Vt
24%
24Va
24%
11,000
56%
IIII5
No par
59%
58%
59 Va
58%
593/a
58 Va
59
57%
58%
31,000
55%
56
56%
38%
38%
38%
39
47
47
46%
47
55
-
55
56%
56V4
56%
38%
39
463/4
-*•
46%
54%
463/4
46 3/4
55»/4
2,800
38%
6,900
46 %
1,210
*461/4
5%
Jan
Mar
28
157% Jun
10
1
42% Jun
3
Mar
38% May 23
2
263/4 Apr
15
2
478% Jun
3
2
63 Va
2
175
May 20
Jan
17
56% May 22
87
Jun
18
13
8
25
Mar
114
22
July
11
Jan
29
Industria
Elect De
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
.
Corp
293/s Feb
7
Steel
Interlake
Iron
International
Int'l
7%
Int'l
4%
41% Jan
2
99 % Jan
22
July
3
44% Jan
Y 28
% Jan
10
2
51% July 5
106 % July 10
104% Jun 14
25 3/8 Jun
;
6
Jun
3
52
2
403/8 May 21
23% July 12
27% Jun 24
23% Jan
,
2
•/ 124% Aug 30
- ■
21% Mar 8
2
28% July
49 i Jan
10
Apr
&
2
16 % Jan
10
10
24% Feb
21
14
14% May
843/4 Jan
2
Jan
27
131
32%
♦98:%
58%
161
5
61 % Apr
30
7
89 % Jun
20
7
42
Jan
2
51% Jun
7
73%. Jan
2
90 %■ May 21
-6
39%
38%
4,600
162%
391/4
15,100
36%
36%
37
6,800
33%
33%
33%
4,000
99%
*983/4
99%
434
24%
24%
2,200
431%
436%
41,100
58%
56%
57%
15,700
160%
1603/8
1611/4
1,110
54%
26,000
24%
440
58 7
160 3'a
53
86
5314
54%
53
86
*84%
1
*84Va
86
9%
*9%
9%
9%
9V2
9%
*9%
9%
2C0
613/4
62
61%
61 %
60%
61Va
24,100
16
16%
161/4
16%.
16%
.61%
16%
60 %
16%
15%
16 Va
17,600
291/8
44.200
2.50
30%
30
6%
100
Corp..
*50
293/a
99%
333/4
34
*112
6%
*993/8
33
33
112%
113
50
22%
22
223%
213/4
221/s
3,500
84%
84
85
84
84
1,300
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
7,600
223/4
21%
84%
84%
84%
84%
26
26%
251/2
25%
36 Va
36%
1
37
*39
Tel & Tel com.No par
50%
36%
37
40%
*39
50%
51%
22%
36%
40%
51%
7,000
84%
213/4
.25
700
280
9%
22%
10c
..No par
common
61/2
50
251/2
10%
9%
93/4
No par
9%
9%
9%
Co
600
61/2'
93/4
9%
3,200
114
50
50%
*50
100
33
114
7
*6%
7
50
/
.
100
32 %
114
*6%
50
*99%
100
34%
112%
6%
,
93/4'
*993/8
283/4
29%
29
29%
100
33%
112%
6%
50
50%
29Va
30
99%
100
■'
9%
1
,
♦39
50%
36%
36%
50%
51%
50 3/4
511%
36%
*39
40V2
*39
40%
36%
1,000
40%
50%
38,900
4%
conv
pfd
B
100
105%
105%
105
105
105
106 %
106
106 Va
106
106
4%
conv
pfd series C
100
1033/4
104%
103%
1041/a
104
104%
1033/4
104V4
104
104%
5,110
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
223/a
22 3/8
221/8
22%
22
22V4
22%
22%
*22Va
22%
6,200
471/8
*46%
47
series
/-v-$2 convertible preferred—
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate
Motor
Interstate
Elec
Power
$6
Co_
Power
&
&
47%
47Va
473/a
47
471/4
47%
36%
363/4
36
36V4
35 Va
36%
36
361/4
36V4
363/4
24%
24%
243/8
24%
243/a
243/4
24
24%
23%
24
25%
26%
29
.
Johns-Manville Corp
J Johnson & Johnson
25%
25%
2,600
29
29%
4,400
53%
53%
1,600
26
26%
26
26%
26
26
29%
29%
29V2
28%
29
283/4
291/4
53%
54
*531/4
53%
53%
54
53
54
—10
573/8
57%
x571/8
57Va
56%
57
57
57%
57Va
57Va
3,300
50c
:
preferred
13,800
1
2 43/a
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24V4
24%
24%
5,100
130 /
130%
130%
130
15%
15Va
15%
15
12
12%
1
Co
130
5
15%
*ll3/4
5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.
:
i
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% Pfd—100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common.
1
3%%
6,800
-
3.50
Co
common
Breaker
V
2.50
;
Electric
Light Co
preferred
900
*473/8
1
Light & Power Co
Gas
770
1
25
Freight System
Jaeger Machine Co
29
*155
162%
62%
-100
Shoe.;
133/4 May
19% Feb
86% Jan
8IV4
16
preferred
International
2,200
80 3/4
3,300
*9%
common
Resistance
90
50 Va Jan
161%
521/4
6,900
53/4
613/4
1
;
7
6
160%
31%
*5%
81
24%
24%
440
*84 %
523/4
86
30%
5%
1%
preferred
7
1
161%
50 Va
33%
32
v
*98 3/4
59%
*84i/2
50%
59
32%
No par
Limited
112%
Island Creek Coal
May 15
58%
50 3/4
87
*111%
I-T-E-Circuit
2
24%
4351/4
59%
.
161%
50%
preferred-
17% Apr 23
-
24%
4431/4
59Vb
161%
59%
*84%
com_,
24%
4341/4
24%
444
*47%
35%
99%
243/8
International Rectifier
7%
49
39
32%
99%
33%
Mar 25
V
23.
32%
*98 3/4
*49%
323/4
38%
36 Va
32%
99%
33%
Iowa
July, 1
36%
323/4
*993/8
International
36%
36%
32%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
36%
36
No par
convertible
393/8
*98%
435%
Canada
Paper
preferred
162V2
39
_5
10
100
Packers
*155
39%
100
1
Chemical
162%
39 Va
39%
..100
May 21
.
38%
-
Pipe & Ceramics Corp com—1
Iowa-Illinois
,..
see page
5%
of
Iowa
58
16
13% Jan
87% Jun
$4
Int'l
Nickel
55% Apr
3
*155
International Mining Corp
Int'l
2
31% May 28
..
49% Jan ■; 3
2
19% Jan
121
13
28% May
3
*155
preferred
International Silver
2
162 %
preferred.—
Minerals
International
7
*155
50%
80
No par
International Salt
25
80%
Machines—5
common..
11
39% Jun
80
Corp
Business
Harvester
23
413/4 Jan
80'A
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Interchemical Corp common
4%% preferred
Jun
2
80
_No par
86
18
80%
100
Co
28 % Apr
34% Jan
80
preferred
Inland
4
39 % Jan
No par
common—
2
4
20
4,700
38
39
'39
31%
24
*
12,500
7%
44%
5%
71
523A Apr .12
1,300
100%
17%
44%;'
50
13V8
17%
*43
17%
500
10,700
441/B
102
,
'
973/a
*99%
101
-
100
3,200
443/a
33%
33%
*99%
1,500
•
97
51V2
:
46
*87i/2
11
'
12% '
51%
33 %
100
100
V
17%
•
51%
*99%
5
44%.
17%
11
12%
•
100
,
7%.
*43
5
32%
V,
101
*99%
50
Co
11
13
51%
1;
Co
87%
:.
11
'/a
y
/
100
;
♦84
2%
44%
-
49%
1
46
3
99%:
*97%
No par
Corp
2%
15%
*84
100
190
23
45%
100
Power
*153/8
*22%.
*2%
100'
&
-
23
24%
common_No par
;
*22%
15%
1
common
%
23
32%
25 % Jan
50"% Jan
2,900
11,300
5%
20% Aor
Mar*.
6,900
4%
48%
4%
48
"
8
8
__No par
~.
Co
General
1
100
37
373/4
32%
7% May
12
1,400
25
'T
4%
5
*95
5%
104
3
21%
21%
97
32%
157 Va Jan
27
For footnotes,
101,000
5%
101% May 20
i
23%
321/a
23% Jan
Mar 26
112 V Feb
223/4 V
22%
5%
25
59% Feb
22%
23%
323/4
28
88 % Jun
223/4
22%
5%
10% Jan
_75V4 Jan
22%
23%
32%
64% Jan
*
22%
22%
par
9
24
7
28
,22%
Mexico_100 pesos
6% Jan
81 % Jun
21
JUly 16
383/4 Sep 24
61 % Oct 23
22%
23%
20%
1
8,100
22%
22%
~
23%
Indianapolis Power & Light__No
Jan
5
2
48% Jan
84
23
23
31
Jan
49% Jan
4
43 Vb Sep
*22%
32%
384% Jan
17
.
23,100
*47%
55
•.
16
20%
49
29
9
15%
20
32%
11
25
153/4
20%
50%
31%
4
22
15%
20
*47%'
17
July
15%
203/8
49/
313/4
Jan
93/4 Oct
15%
20 %
31%
35% Jun
113/4 Jun
15,800
16%
20%
■*47%
6% Jun
82
503/4
15%
20
32%
993/4 May 20
26
50%
16%
2C%
50
Jun
24
51
3,300
15%
313/4
3
-Jan
51%
70
68%
*47%
15
123/4-Jun
50%
27,000
20
50c
Inc
51%
333/a
_i
7
118
50%
33
*64%
50
18
"
5C %
33%
4.20%
18
~.
117%
683/4
33%
Indiana
16
Jan
*1161/4
'
*641%
29
Jan
«
117%
683/4 r
333/a
20
26% Feb
50 3% Dec
*116%
33%
33
98
*33
116%
*64%
33%
363/4 Jan
Dec
v
116%
683/4
33 %
49% Feb
Dec
\
117%
*64%
7
12
May 29
117%
68%
33%
Jan
105
17%.Nov .1
117%
33
y
49
1
38
37%
1,700
52%
40y4 Jan
3
36%
♦473/4
10
25% Jan
37 3/4
*51%
28
21
371/a
49
Nov
/Jun
373/8
52%
43/4 Jun
17% May 29
37
Corp
Winston
International
40
37%
*49'/2
32% Apr
24
37%
♦473/4
17
19% Oct
37%
*51%
Dec
50 %
37
11/24
50%
38 % Mar 16'
413/4 May 25
6,300
52%
99
■115% Jan
50
10%
49
30% Dec
18
38%
IOV4
♦49%
International
Jun
*37%
10%
*473/4
1
92
37%
38%
10%
*51%
30
May 28
373/4
*37%
10%
37
51
20% Mar 14
33
363/4
38%
10%
50
11% Jan
41% Apr
363/4
*37%
103/4
common__No par
68 % Feb
39% May
58% Jan
363/4
38%
10%
Co
15% July 12
26% Jan
2
May 29
37% Mar 13
363/4
*37%
10%
preferred
58% Mar 12
26
36%
37%
10%
49
83% Jan
Feb
37%
37%
52 %
6
Jan
37%
25
♦49%
16
36
16,600
*473/4
7
29
14
*51%
10
98
13%
51
99% Jun
26
14%
49
35% Apr
25
14
52%
5
Oct
14
*49%
4
21% Oct
13%
•;
*473/4
Jan
23
62
13%
5
Power
Apr
Dec
18,500
2.50
Illinois
96
18% Jan
30
21%
Corp
3
3
Jun
88%
20%
III"I
5
HI—~ 1
com_11
A
loo
RR
30% Feb
73/4 May 29
18% Jun 25
*873/4
21%
Corp..
Central
5
37
883/4
21%
*64%
Illinois
85% Jan
101
*87%
22%
116%
25
18% Dec
2
87%
22
14
Idaho Power Co
4
24
87%
23
5% preferred series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
25
25
89
21%
10
Industries
26
8
9,900
89
_i0c
Central
22
Mar 16
6,200
17.9C0
13%
preferred
common.
Jun
Oct
43%
23%
preferred series B
Jun
Jan
21
43%
89
Co
9
26
25%
20 54
43%
13%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc
cotn_
^.55% preferred series A
—„100-
52
223/8 Oct
25%'
21%
423/4
*51%
9
95
26%
21
42%
23
Corp common
Lighting
Howard
25%
21%
5o
36
Feb
*88
1
26%
20%
-42%
.
50
155
57
I 26%
21%
50
2
853/4 Mar
263/4
42 %
26%
110
preferred
preferred
19
159% Mar
2
34
6,500
preferred
Jun
29
233/4
preferred
65
578% Jan ,.,-2;,
1
57% Mar
14
23'%
25c
Illinois
39% Jan
24
233/1
v
4.42%
5% July
5
Apr
23%
21
I
10
98
May 29
23%
1,500
4.70%
33
25
23
8
44
4.26%
483/4 J an
90% July 24
20 % Oct 24
23 %
8
25
47
5
28,700
8
27% Apr 22
29 % Feb 25
May 29
43% Mar 30
26
36 3/8
*774
30
31
Jan
27%
preferred_No par
Corp
No par
Finance
Johnson
53
34%
42'/a
preferred
4.08%
351/4
21%
Bearing Co
Howard
21
341/2
;
.
V
50% Mar 20
47
31% Jun
Feb
351/2
23%
.10
&
Ideal. Cement
34%
35%
43
preferred
Hupp Corp
*42%
42%
preferred-
5%
423/4
21 %
Corp
Sound
423/4
34%
23%
iqq
Corp of America
4.40%
8
44
35%
22%
5%
convertible preferred
—25
Houdaille Industries Inc common
3
$2.25 convertible preferred—50
4%
x7 %
*42 %
26%
Issued—.
3%%
7%
44
8.33%
Mining
Household
7%
44
May 14
23% May 29
243/4 Jun 25
151
Hotel
49% Jun
25
49
May 25
Jan
5
6
52% May 16
87
14
Apr
36% May 23
26% May 24
29
26
Jun
18
2
Apr
14
45
30
50
5% May 29
4
14
2
45% July 19
5
44% Feb
50% Sep
Jun
Jun
593/e July
573A Jun
457/8 Jan
7
8% Jan
5
>„ 47.
6
103;
Mar 18
341% Mar
463/a May
9
Nov.15
3
Jun 20
39% Jan
2
48
28
...
* 45 Va Apr
,
9
103
6% Mar 20
40% Jan
8
23 % May 29
5
Co
div 2nd pfd
Howe
9%- Jan
17% Feb
96 y2 July
6
:.>5% May 29
$5
7%
44
34%
5
Furnace
Houston
56% Apr
Jan
7%
*43%
-;1
5
Corp
Electronics
Hoover Ball &
47% May 23
50% July
5
13% Apr 24
1
^£8%
11
Mar 26
43 y4 May 29
24
15
92 % Mar 21
-
39% Jan
4
Jan
13
3% Feb
17
May 31
27% May 29
47% May 10
2
45% Jan
4
28 y8 Oct
9
106 % May
2
5
May 17
Co
series
preferred
99
3
17% Jan
75
9y4Oct
preferred
$4.25
Feb
10,100
Co
Chemical
28
21%
Inc
Hooker
101% Jan
21%
1
_so
_4oc
50%
Homestake
Jan
21%
A
52% July 12
.
21 %
common
1
Rinehart
32V4
6,900
Corp
Hilton Hotels
Holt
32%
5,000
_^100
39 %
July 12
32%
•
2,300
Chemical
Sugar
33%
19%
Hill
Holly
32%
38V2
Voltage Engineering
Holland
333/8
32%
Inc
Hoffman
32%
19%
common
2
23% Mar
2
4
5% Apr 26
51 % May 21
34% Jun 14
2
25
83
July
25
10% Jan
2
22
24
11
28% Jan
21
41
8
11% July
3
High
49
38
97
12
483,4
21 %
4
40% Jun
49%
21%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
■
48%
21%
Hewlett-Packard
8
49
21%
10
17
5,COO
48 %
22%
14
3 % %
5,200
49
21%
27% Jan
8
35
19%
21% July
July
40
35
,
.
38
Chocolate
&
35
19%
Co_
Oil
11,000
34%
134
37Ve
common
Hewitt-Robins
35
*34%
*132
19%
2
Hess
19,700
35
.31%.
35
132
48%
No par
class
conv
When
37% July 18
32 y4 Jun 14
32 y8 Oct
82
32
32%
35
132
37%;
9
2% Jan
16% Jun
Hertz
12,900
19%
Inc
Powder
Hershey
7
25V8
37%
Heublein
12
14% Jun
4
243/4
19%
common
6
93
15
~5
24
11
30
25%
2,300
37
preferred
Jan
300
,
323/4,
19%
7% non-cumulative
Helmerich & Payne
5%
251/2
100 %
32%
36%
Helene Curtis Industries
Heller (W Ej & Co
Hercules
*24%
IOOV4
.
3 2 3/4
19%
preferred
(GW)
33%
34%
25%
1041/2
36%
Inc
Industries
Hazeltine .Corp
Heinz (HJ) Co
Helme
49%
32%
34% •34%
8,600
31 %
35
133%
'
12%
243/4
;
32%.j
34%
*131
I21/2
-200
32%
24%
32
34%
133%
12 3/4
,
19%
Telephone
3.65%
48%
32 %
34%
13,300
.
36%
_
17 % May
3
22% May 16
24% Feb
1
Jan
2 y2 Oct
Hayes
31%
♦131
1,100
50%
♦101
33
24%
31%
50%
*24%
102
*32%
-
38%'
31%
51
12%
25 Va
38%
31
50 38
12%
38%
31
5
Marx
Corp of America
preferred
Hayeg Industries
Hawaiian
25%
34%
*38
,
Inc.—I—„I_—1
&
43 % Jan
11
35% Feb
104
Mar 22
24y4 Jun
5%
34
.
Chemical
Harvey.Aluminum
Hat
24%
34%
51
102
32%
133%
31 %
12%
*24%
104
32%
32
34%
i
'I
33
*131
V25
Co____~__"_"_"_„5--
Corporation
Hart-Schaffner
32 % May
3
7 94 y2 Dec
25
Jan
Corp.._.
12%
*101
383/4
50%
25%
24%
31%
iqq
World Inc—~_ _l
&
Harris-Intertype
Apr
54% Jun
27% Mar 19
July 18
26
Jan
Mar 11
69
24% May 31
1
42
87% Jun
41
65 y2 Jan
May 29
32% Oct 23
10
Jan
1
•
82
25
10% Oct
1
16
;
Brace
Harshaw
4
21
Dec
r
_"~_~_~2~5o
Co
preferred
10
22
84
6%
Harcourt
53% Jan
30% Jan
27
34
..
(MA)
43'/2 May
2
3Cf% Feb 28
42-
24%
7
24% Jan.
105%
*32%
i
_
38 ;
7
Jan
28 '
v
*102
2 50
■
38%
31%
v
*24%
25 %
~100
___
__
39 V4
12%
25
33 % Jun
38% Feb;i 1
.
24
Oct
:
13
75% Jan* 2-
i
16 ' Oct -22v
■■•/6% May 29
13
26 y4 Jan
>39%<Jan' 2
25-% May 29
17 y8 May 29
30
May"29
38% Jun
6
48 y2 Mar 13
3
20% July. 11
39%. Jun 25
*
2
21% Feb
'•
Aug; 3
.
V 29 % Jan
>4
34% Jan 15
23
'
12?
3l
34 % Jan
26
16y2Oct
*38%
12% f. 13
l
.
26 % Jun
39%
—
—
55
v.
100.
—5-.
———-_5
173/a
86%
*89%
t.
.
15%
153/8
■
1293/4
130
15%
15
130
151/8
220
3,300
•
*
12%
4oo
17
12%
17 Va
86%
v
129
130
.
17%
16%
17%
17
173/4
16%
17%
12,300
87%
87%
87%
87V2
86 Va
86%
86
86
280
54%
55
58
5,400
55%
543/4
90%
*89%
55
♦11%
90%
*89%
12%
12%
90%*
55
:
*12%
12%
57%
58
*89%
♦89%
90%
46%
47%
463/4
47%
47 %
48
47V4
87
87%
87%
87
87%
863/4
87%
47%
48%
86
90%
.
47%: \
86 Va
87
19,800
1,400
10
(2f
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
..Monday, July 15, 1963
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
>
May 29
15
38% Oct
88% Jun
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
22
18
29% Jan
2
102% Mar 26
l
24
Jonathan
58% Apr
105% Apr
47 % Jan
15
Jones
100 % Jan
24
19
13 Ve Dec
19
173/4 Jan
4
13% Jan
15% Apr
14% Oct
26
40% Jan
4
19% Jan
26 %
5%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
Par
Logan Inc
50c
Laughlin Steel common.lo
&
preferred
Jorgensen
May 15
YORK
EXCHANGE
;
21% Jun
153/s Mar
2
733/4 Jan
NEW
Highest
series A
(Earle M)
Y
Wednesday
July 10
July 9
Sales for
Thursday
20%
20
20
53%
52 3/4
54
104%
104%
104%
*14% .14%
141/4
14'%
141/4
141/4
14%
24
233/4
24
24%
391/4
38%
39%
100%
99%
99%
♦99
51
51
*50%
104
x
ZZZIZZl
.
24% '
24%
X23%
20
53%
104
20%
54%
!>;
104
20
19%
533/4
54%
104
Shares
July 12
19%
193/4
the Week
Friday
July II
52%
100
Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
Tuesday
July 8
104%
..23,200
590
104%
14
14%
233/4
24
1,100
-
•
8,500
K
25
May 29
37
Mar 15
32 % Mar
84
Jun
26
99
Sep
90
Jan
47
Jan
3
50
103
Jun
7
112
May 16
104% Jan
4
101
Jan
10
111
May 21
102 % Feb
42 % Jun
Mar 25
28
20
6
50% Dec
1
100
2
43/4%
(ser of 1957)
conv
Jan
31
43/4%
(ser of 1959)
conv
pfd__100
110
85% Jun
24
93
Feb
12
96
12
993/4 May 10
102
Apr
6
94 % Dec
26
95% Jan 26
101% Nov
5
94% Dec
27
95 % Jan
89
Jan
8
91
Jun
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80%
preferred
100
4%
preferred
Zl00
Mar
7
4.50%
preferred
100
97% May
10
2
4.20%
preferred
ZZlOO
1003/4 Apr
483/4 Jun
Jan
26
22
98
36 % Nov
12
413/4 Nov
23
38% Jan
4
17% Nov
15
20
Nov
27
19 5/8 Jan
8
213/4 Mar 25
23% Jun
27
28% Oct
12
273/8 Jan
2
34.% May 15
95 % Oct
36% Jun
27
50% May
7
13 % Oct
24
26% Jan
4
July 10
Jan
48
53% Feb
2
Jan
47 Vi Jun
13
783/4 Mar 16
26% Jun
25
40% Jan
33
Jan
42
Jun
preferred
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
26
Gas
Power
&
21
Kelsey
24
48
Jan
30
40% July 11
Kendall
22
86
Jan
66% Jan
79 % May
2
Kennecott
60% Oct
24
91% Mar
69% July
78 3/4 Jan
10
Kern
24
25
46% Feb
343/8 Jan
42 3/4 Apr
22
Kerr-McGee
34
Jan
303/4 Jun
25
9
79% Jan
52 '/a Mar 13
62% July
5
34% Dec
32% Jan
2
49% Jun
21
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
Jan
2
16% May 31
43% Apr 16
11% Dec
33% Jun
28
27
80% Aug
2
21% Oct 24
Jan
41
Mar 16
20
443/i Mar 14
Feb
88
57
26
Apr
11
12
39% Mar
84% Jan
25
373/8 Jan
8
89
10
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,
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32% Jan
28
15
Oct
22
36% Jan
8
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2
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13% Oct
24
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2
213/8 May
11
Oct
24
18
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13 % Jan
22
20
Jun
25
30% Jan
233/i Jan
2
20
24% Oct 26
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2
4
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109
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109
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6
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Koppers Co Inc common
39%
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39%
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111%
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25
May 28
38%
108
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23
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108
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108
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113
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108
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Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
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59% Oct
Jun
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98%
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100
City Southn Ind
Non-cumulative preferred
733/4 Jun
3
Jan
3
4.35%
1
25
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19
16% Mar 18
55
50
38%
98%
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31
37%
100
21
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33 %o
111% Jan
81
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preferred
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preferred
26
86
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43/4%
403/4 Feb
78
:'
&
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9
28
3
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83
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5
May 21
6,000
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18
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16%
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4,500
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2
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36% Aug 15
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31% Jan
12
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8
10% May
7
15% Jan
36% Jan
10
36% Jan
3
19% Mar 12
22% Mar
14
35 3/a May
27% Jan
2
47% Mar 29
7
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51% Apr 26
273/8 May
9
7
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Co
1
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4
30
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preferred series
Lane Bryant
Jun
15
15
22
29% Feb '
9
15
Apr
2
18 3/a Jan
14
Lear
26
213/4 Apr
3
13% Jan
3
203/a Feb
14
Lee
18
13% Jun
25
39
Jan
15
15
28
24
Feb
8
Sep
21
>25% Jan
Apr
17
373/4 Jun
20
16% Jan
2
20% Jun
19
223/4 Dec
11
23% Oct
353/4 Feb
7
26%'Jan
433% Feb
8
13
Feb
8
313% July 12
9% Jan
2
62
Mar 19
24
22% May 29
83/4 Oct 25;
43% Oct
4
9% Oct
24
63% Oct
23
147
May 31
31% May 29
15
Jun
25
40
Oct
24
4% Oct
25
15% Oct
1% Mar 16
17% Mar 12
110 3/8 Feb
6
155% May 11
453/b Nov 26
25% Jan
2
543/4 Mar 29
19% Jan
2
24
57
Jan
2
July 9
34% May 29
69
3^ Dec
5
56
Dec
20
173/a Oct
47% Feb
6
23
24 3/s Feb
13
18% May 29
27% Jan
2
46
15 % Oct
123
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1063/4 July
24
6
155% Jan
88
Aug
9
3
Mar. 20
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Jan
96
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4
27
Dec
May
51% July
Jan
150
38% May
25%
25
25%
23
57% Mar
V4 Jan
49
17% Jan
22
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94
1
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Jan
25%-May 29
40
50
4
64
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86
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31
303/a Jan
15
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24
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24
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73/4 Oct
24
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27
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343/4 Jun
25
19
Jun
25
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24
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25
36
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203/4 May 29
22% May 29
21
Oct
24
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27
30% Oct
24
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17
May 28
473% Mar 20
56% Mar 12
323/4 Feb
27
Feb
7
.
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45% Mar
35
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46% Jan
92
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4
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series
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5
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series
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17
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9
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26
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593/8 July
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10
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53
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22
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323/4 Jun
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26
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24
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31
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3
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22
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40
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23
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13
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29
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38
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4
5
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40% M'ay 23
38% Feb;
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32
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23
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Marathon Oil Co
13
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21
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8
23
21
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com
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27
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33% May 24
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4
25
21
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Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
7
Jun
23
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52
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6
33
Jun
11%
15
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Madison Square Garden
27% May 15
35 % Jan
29% Jun
18 3/a Oct
Co
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4%%
8
38 % Jun
233/a Jun
35
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5%%
16
2
35% Feb
9
51%
14 3/4
151%
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3
July
84
Mar
75%
20
preferred
Lykes
May 27
83% July
1 %
76
8
52
23
93
(P)
Lowenstein
15
34 % Jan
104
75%
76
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Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville & Nashville
2
20
15
4
96 % Apr
24
Jan
24
18% Aug
Jun
B
Electronics
Loriliard
152May 27
13
150% Jan
series
96 % Mar
7
13% Oct
19
76%
50c
preferred
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56
23
conv
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5%
33% May 24
15% Feb 26
27
753/a
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53,300
4.84%
Long
2
1
193/4 Mar
77% Feb
Dec
15
231/4
2
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63
52%,
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12
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15
14
July
2
19
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107
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513/4
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11
125
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15
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56
29
24
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21
27
11%
513/4
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18%
10% Jun
81% Dec
14%
25
com
MacAndrews & Forbes
77% Feb
153/4 Nov
51%
1
15
773/4 Jan
81% Dec
11%
11%
52 %
113/8
5
7
Inc
Industries
17
263/4 jan
20
3,500
21%
24% Jan
Dqc
31%
5
Jan
703/4 Jun
15
313/s
203/4
4
May 21
May 10
325/8
2.50
30
1
May 18
83% May 17
31%
v 18%..
27
84
32%
3
conv
46% Apr
43% Feb
2
31%
18%
7
27
321%
21%
3
58% Jan
25
321/4
20%
2
363/a Dec
Jun
32%
7,600
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2
5% Jan
25% May 29
32%
Inc
2
213/4 jan
42%
12,100
100
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22% Jan
2
30%
l3/a
18 %
12
Feb
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30%
1
36 % Jan
6
46% Mar 15
21%
30%
22
18%
28% Sep
18% Jan
28% Jan
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30%
21%
8
14
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21%
30%
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18%
16
28
14
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24
25
25
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29
20%
19 % May 20
2
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213/4
30
18%
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23
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22
293/4
203/4
2
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18 3/8
2
72
11,200
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201/4
15% Jan
47% Feb
18%
18 %
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18 3/4
39% Jan
25
18%
18%
1%
20%
4
45% Jun
183/4
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20
20
14,700
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163/4
20%
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44% Mar 15
343/4
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40 % Feb
34%
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5
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2
25
343/4
common
93/a jan
25
35%
Cement
8% May 29
30% Qct 22
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34
18%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
When
issued
;
82% July
2
12% Apr 29
44% Jun
35%
Gas
39
23
33%
Star
2
213/a Oct
35%
Star
7
27
18
33%
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Jan
Jun
18
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59% Jan
.
16%
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15
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15% Feb
8
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22%
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18
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16
18
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4
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25
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22 3/4
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18
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13
Jun
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33A%
223/4
151/2
18
Loew's Theatres Inc
2
1423/4 Jan
58 % May
2
2
42 % Jan
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22%
15%
18
18%
Inc
preferred £.
Lionel
5
44
28
7
4
22%
15%
18
1
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Ling-Temco-Vought
27
Mar 14
78% Jun
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17
Jan
7%
7% Mar 14
1
132% Jan
104,
Jun
22
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17 %• Mar 22
31
6
18% Feb
54
28
23
3
22%
16
17%
18%
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco
47% Mar 29
23
155/8
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Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil & Libby
159% Apr
1
223/4
5
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18
6
1,700
3,400
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& Fink Products
Refineries
1,100
55
25%
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83% May
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15
55% Jan
2
55
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20
2
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46% Jan
2
15
31
55
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25
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2
2
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30%
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39 % Jan
12% Mar 26
66% Jan
Jan
30 3/a
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55
24%
& Tire
Corp
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
12
23
2
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633/4 Feb
151
Apr
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215/a July 10
29"% Apr
0
90
137
23
1 % May
13%
30%
24 3/4
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46
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26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
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213/a
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21%
21%
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21%
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21
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Volume 198
Number 6281
.
.
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(207)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
CTnmrc
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
Range Since Jan. 1. 1963
Lowest
Highest
38% Jan
4
45V* Feb 21
93% Jan
7
97
Jun 20"
20
Jan
30
17
Jun
27
26% Feb
7
20% Jan
4
24% Oct
<
33'/4 Jun
SI
.
25
321/2 Apr
6
22
2
2
81% Jan
2
18% May 28
48% Apr
96
Jun
12
29
90
Oct
10
28
Feb
28
Apr
NEW
86% Jan
20% Mar 11
90
Jan
%
94% Mar 23
77% Jan
2
5
88% Nov 23
8814 Jan
3
93
8% May 28
Jun
11% Jan 29
14% Jun
52% Jan
12
29% Jan
58% Feb
2
4%
1
2
28
Feb
28
15
Jan
2
3
88% Jun
85
Apr
29
90
93% Jan
2
97
96% Jan
7
101
Jan
8
81
19
Nov 26
87
May 28
84% Oct 26
80
July
9
94
Jan
9
100% Aug
6
25
May 28
39% Apr
10
43
58% Feb
14
Oct
23
95% Jan
2
55
2
Jan
Dec
5
70% Feb
8
102
49% Jan
101
102% July
3
Apr
Jun
4
104% July
22
24% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
23% Jun
25
133% Jan
2
84% Jan
792/4 Jan
23
98% Jan
2
12% May 29
17% Dec
14
41% Jun
15
70% Feb
14% Oct
24
24% Jan
14
;
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113
2
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Jun
4
88% Feb
2
27
17
7
52% Jan
2
15% Jan
8
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4
18% Jan
2
23
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May 29
45% Apr 24
49
21
47
Dec
7
40% Feb
44% Mar
8
Jun
6
19
Jun
28
31% Dec
31
29% Mar
6
56% July 12
35% July 12
30
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
2% Oct
22
4% Jan
3
2% Jan
2
35% Jun
25
51% Mar
1
48% Jan
22
42
5
32% Jan
4
18% Jun
25
7% May 29
65% Oct
25
75% May 28
Mar
25% Jan
2
22% Jan
8% July
66% Jan
5
22% Mar 20
15
14
29
11% Apr
16
Oct
22
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9% Jan
16
35
Jun
25
52% Jan
31
May 28
May 29
69% Jan
Jun
13
Nov
80
23
1
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10
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5
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8
15
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3
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conv
14
98 %
95
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3
10% Jun
27
31% Oct
18% Feb
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54% Jan
22
14%
143/s
143/4
145/s
143/4
143/4
143/4
1,900
31%
31%
32
313/4
32
315/a
31%
23,900
11,500
39 % May ^9
37
33
25
49
Jan
4
16
46
Jan
2
2
39
Mar 19
58
22
Jun
30
Jan
13% Jan
*
Feb
63
Perkin-Elmer
16% July
2
12% Jun
15
49% Oct
24
59% Mar 23
51% Mar 14
56
35% Oct
24
66% Jan
42
51
99
15
19% Mar 15
31
.
May 27
13% Jun
99 % Mar
101% July 13
19 % Jan
25
2
Feb
13
8
23% July
Jan
8
16 % Feb
1
4
Jan
9
18 Va May
18% Oct 24
33% Oct 23
42
24% May 31
303/4 Jun
57% Mar 15
47
2
54% May
44% Oct
62% Jan
523/4 Mar
6
62% Jun
1
25
May 29
15
34% Mar 20
2
29 Va Jan
98
Jun
6
103% Nov
7
Jan
July 10
88 % Nov
28
86% Jan
11
96
Jan
19
100
Mar
Pfizer
13
i
15%
73
735/8
73
96%
l
4.40%
3.80%
103
Feb
5
4.30%
108
July
13
97
Apr
Aug 23
26% Oct 24
106
Jan
31
103
Apr
16
81
Jan
2
33 Va Jan
21
413/4 Apr
61% Oct
112 % Jan
5
713/4 Jan
25
90% Apr
24
22
Feb
14
82
July 16
80% July 25
87 % Mar 27
42
84 % Jan
3
19
813/4 Jan
10
Oct
24
59% Mar 14
47 Va Jan
17
88% May
"55% Jun
15% Oct
24
26% Apr
2
173/4 Apr
15
213/4 Jan
40
Oct
24
Jan
4
51% Jan
2
97
Feb
6
100% Nov
27
99 % July 10
11
1
84% Feb
69
18% Jun
27
41% Jan
30% Oct
23
65 % Mar 19
39
11% Oct
4
23
22
133/8 Jan
Aug 17
Sep 28
8 61/4 Mar
1
723/4 Jan
81
8
73
67
64
12% Jun
22
35
139
116% Mar
Oct
9
May
7
82
May 10
2
513/4 Jan
4
7
Jan
Jan
9
38
Jan
24
41
24
.
22% Jun
134% Jan
Jan
143
122
Jan
4
573/b Feb
28
Jan
3
105 % Jan
3
6
28 % Mar 20
120% May" 6
15% Jan
3
81% Jun
14
221
Jan
3
133/4 Oct
24
21
Jan
22
90% Oct
18
95% Mar
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133
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3
70% Jun
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130
35 %
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May ' 1
174% Jun
20 Va
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19
93,
14
23% Apr
793/4 Apr
Jan
25
92% Jan
2
20% Jun
25
32% Apr
69% Dec
19
27% Jan
32 Va July 10
49% May 29
26
68 Va Jan
753/4 Jun
6
29
July 24
31% May 14
32% Feb
18
85
Jan
5
92
87
Jan
2
95
97% Apr
90% July 17
98
104
Jun
Nov
20
30 % Jan
91% Jan
Dec
6
94 % Jan
Nov
21
Apr
110% Feb
10
106 3/4 Mar
1093/4 Jan
108
111% Jan
25
109
35
106
22% Jan
21
Jun
May 27
32V4Jan
3
21
79% Apr
243/4 Dec
Feb
Jan
2
813/4jun
28
24
May
3
25
8
23
Mar 29
10% Feb
24
18
21
6
Jan
23
84
Jan
Jan
76
31 Ve May 29
43 Ve Jan
20y4 Oct
23
38 % Mar
28% Jun
25
38% Dec
35
2
1
14
7s/8 May 16
86
May 15
22
May 24
20
Jun
40% Jan
31% May 14
45 Vt July
3
64 V4 Apr
3
80
61 % Mar;
1" i
23 3^ Jan
2
Jun
,
136
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25
25% Oct 26
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5,200
17
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19%
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16 3/4
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41 Vt
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41 %
22,000
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34 Vt
34%
34
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34
34%
800
34%
10,100
34%
343/4
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33%
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104
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101
101
101
101
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101
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18%
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393/4
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19%
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39%
20%
393/8
193/a
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19%
40 3/8
39
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38%
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53%
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53
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56
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28 3/4
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1
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29
28%
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28 5/8
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2,000
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50%
51%
51
51%
51%
513/4
511/4
513/4
30,500
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61%
61%
62
61 3/a
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10,400
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100
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90
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35
104
,
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104 Va
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101
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107
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106%
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35
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36%
353/8
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36%
36
36 5/a
20,000
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79%
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11,600
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100
99%
107
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88
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53%
52%
52%
1
183/a
No par
183/a
54%
28%
50 3/8
151/4
16
81 Vt
87V4
52
52%
183/a
18%
18 3/a
18%
18%
18 3/4
55
553/4
553/4
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99 %
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28%
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28 5/a
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49%
49
50
47%
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28
50
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55
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55
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;
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common
101
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87
100
20%
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16%
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85
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140
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535/8
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11
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33
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571/2
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156
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160 Va
140
140
50
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11
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30
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19
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99
99
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98
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21
21%
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20%
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21
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76%
77%
76%
77%
77
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32%
21
77%
par
19
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r
18%
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2,000
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31%
313/a
313/4
32 i
31%
33,200
par
733/8
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74
74%
743/8
751/4
13,300
par
31
31 %
31
31 Va
305/8
303/4
30%
305/8
30%
30%
3,300
921/4
921/4
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921/4
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95
5
preferred
preferred
preferred
100
preferred
30%
100
100
_100
31%
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93Vt
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931/4
*921/4
931/4
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96%
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96V4
*94
96V4
*94
96V4
98%
*98
99
983/4
983/4
98
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109
*108
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109
98
98%
109
-
109
*108
109
107%
107%
109
*109
109V4
109Vt
109V4
39%
39%
39%
39%
78%
78%
*76V2
80
*76%
80%
243/8
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245/a
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245/8
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24
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24
*23%
24
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7
63/4
7
395/a
7
40
7
7
23%
6%
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1083/4
100
420
20
109
109
393/4
40
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24%
39%
98%
98
340
40
12,200
80%
'
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80%
30
245/8
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245/a
100
23%
200
6%
1,200
235%
7
v.:
235/s
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170
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86 Vt
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86 Vt
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861/4
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861/4
85
85%
19%
19%
193/a
-193/4
19%
193/4
19%
193/4
19%
193/4
5,700
36 Vt
36%
36 Vt
36%
36%
36%
35%
36V4
35%
36V4
12,600
No par
28%
29%
28%
29
28 5/a
28%
28 3,4
29V4
28V2
28%
16,400
5
4434
45Va
44%
45
443/8
45
44
45Vt
44%
44%
42,800
1
73 Vt
74%
733/4
74
731/4
741/4
73
733/4
723/4
731%
3,000
Pullman
Inc
Purolator
i
163/4
161/2
100
41%
403/a
X42
35
>•;
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40 3/o
41
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25
il69%:Jan
17%
19
265/s
443/4
1
Products
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173/8
265/8
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-
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26%
37%
2 6 3/4
Puget Sound Power & Light Co„ 10
4 Z
36 V4 Jan '11
9
26
2,400
*26 %
37 Vt
*26%
425/8
5-28% preferred
100
Public Serv Co of Ind com—No par
3%% preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
4.16% preferred
25
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75 preferred
No par
Puetro Rican Cement Co
1
22
4
5,600
373/a
263/4
42
4.30%
5.05%
5
1
48,900
62
37 Va
373/8
42%
4.08%
4.18%
Mar 14
24% Jan
2
18% July
'
July 10
Feb
24
11
40
(Feb 21
88
19
July 25
5% Oct
84
Nov
100
96% Mar
263/4
603/4
37%
16%
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_No
$1.40 div preference com__No
15
15
29
Jun 29
233/4 May 29
713/4 Jan
2
•
95
26 3/8
62
37%
*26%
45%
Potomac Electric Power Co
Procter & Gamble
No
Public Service Co of Colorado
18
16
563/a Jun
263/4
603/4
37%
42
Poor & Co
10
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref_100
99% Apr
203/4 July 10
695/s Mar
26%
61
60
55%
Polaroid Corp
,
May 27
8
5
26%
25%
42%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
1% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
5% preferred class A
100
•.
5%% Ist Series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
- Pittsburgh
Young & Ash pfd——100
"Pittstbn Co (The) common
1
V
$3.50 convertible preferred
75
Plough Inc__
1.25
8
14
61
May 14
40% Jan "8
17
Jan
\
5,600
"•
13% May 31
613/4 May 15
32 % Mar 12
Nov-14
78
'130
May
57% Jan
34% Dec
25
21
17 3^ Jan
86
1
125.
25
Jun
3
14 Va Jan
353/4 Mar 29
6
44% Jun
88
5
2
553/4 Jan
8
50% Jun
26
41%
62
41
Piper Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
1
10
20
May
54
22
345/a May
403/a
*97
5
$4 preferred
18
6,700
40%
26
16%
Petroleum
Pillsbury Co
64% May 20
102% Jan
60
75/8
60 3/4
45%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
18
10,700
98%
255/8
*54%
preferred
3.90% series preferred
Phillips
7
731/4
7%
41%
50
4%
6
Jan
12% Jan
5
Oct
19% Jan
Feb
67% Feb
22
36% Oct
Jan
16 Va May 15
126% Aug 21
433/8 Oct 24
5% Oct
Jan
263/4 July
91
725/8
73/4
41%
98%
40%
42%
100
Philip Morris Inc
735/a
*97
413/s
No par
Co Inc
Phila & Reading
73%
98
41
8%
100,,
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.68%
2
733/4
7%
*40%
No par
Corp of America
&
5,500
4,600
115,200
73/4
8%
5
Inc
15%
39%
73/a
40%
'
15Va
39%
*96%
8%
3
15 3/a
17
16%
1
:
13%
7%
40%
133/4
40 Vt
263/4
5/8
133/a
15%
13%
37%
19%
5,000
393/8
64 %
37
700
145/a
153/a
13%
26
*26%
270
143/8
14%
40 3/8
1
7%
8,100
6 %
*6
6 %
13%
z
73
97
16
61/8
12,700
20,500
-
15 Vt
135/b
735/8
98
143/a
144
—
39
39%
5
Corp
14%
155/8
385/a
6
6
135/s
13 Va
13%
15%
33%C,
Phila Electric Co
1
4
Sep
143/a
50
Permutit Inc
Phelps-Dodge
91% Jun
105
14%
38%
_1
common
(Chas)
1441/2
6%
14%
12%
5
common
Service
143%
144 %
*6%
15%
„_I
Cement Co commoh
1
Gas
1441%
144%
6%.
38%
par
preferred
Pfaudler
9
100
24
4%%
Petroleum
1
21
8
101
•
1
313/4
144 V2
Corp
Co
12
313/8
*144 Vt
convertible preferred
Milk
Petrolane
36 V8 May 22
7
82
5%
Pet
1013/4 May 20
283/4 May 2
12
Jan
Permanente
2
Jun
583/4
ll3/4
145
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
7
181/2
58%
12%
31 %
1
Pepsi-Cola Co
'48% Jan
18%
58%
313/o
5
9
18%
58%
12
25
Peoples Gas Light & Coke.
26
183/s
59
31%
Co
V 553/4 July
19
11%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
56% May 15
iApr
18%
583/a
31%
143/s
600
163/4
183/4
12
6
2,900
."
58 5/8
32
144
*16%
163/4
32
18%
11%
1
5
>
573/e
r
315/8
preferred
Chemicals
*16V4
12
1
Inc
16 3/4
32
11
46
5
16%
11%
Feb
52% Mar 19
56% Feb
51
3
Jun
t. Opt 24
323/4
31%
8
433/4 July
100%
11%
35 % Feb
2
*16 Vt
."600
32
Pennzoil
13
22
16%
14,800
100%
143/4
20% July 10
Feb
32
;
315/8
40 Va May
103
32%
14%
2
17
*100
32
16%
2
98 % Apr
2
35
36
May 16
106% Feb 28
5
1003/4
32%
14%
13 % Jan
Apr
101
106% May 25
101% May 25
July 25
84%
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32 Vt
16%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
l
Penn Power & Light com
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4% %
preferred
100
4.40% series preferred
100
Pennsylvania RR
10
38% Mar 22
28% May 29
84
100 %
323/4
84
100
100
84%
83%
84 3/4
100%
84%
84%
843/4
33
Industries
Penney (J C) Co_.
Pennsalt
58
573/4
593/4
58%
8,300
3,700
32%
1131% Jan
25% Jun
57%
57 '
84
340
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563/4
100 %
& Ford
4.68%
50
34
20 /
57%
Inc_5
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
10% Feb
2
21
56%
60%
27
17
193/a
575/8
25%
Feb
Jan
213/4
No par
27
52% Jan
21 Vt
No par
10
41
21%
41%
28
37
May 29
23% Jun 25
21®/8
41%
29% Jan
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22%
75/8
253/4 Apr
50
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8
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213/4
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1
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40% July
:
49%
213/4
1
1
27
16% May
7
7% Jun 13
•
21%
100
Tool
5,000
11,500
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4
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11%
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293/4
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2
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30%
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49%
Electronics
22% Jun
19% Jan
26,000
14 2/7
Transportation
Peabody Coal Co common—
5%
conv
prior preferred
27% Jan
42%
11%
World Airways Inc
24
48% Jan
42
16 %
100
Jun
22
43
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38
26
42%
42%
30
6.25
com
24 % Mar 20
Oct
423/4
42
16 Vt
19
48% May 24
May 31
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58
11
7% Oct
36%
16 Vt
18%
31
15
36 %
30%
573/4
Jan
40
36%
49
Panhandle East Pipe Line
.-4%
preferred—
Papercraft Corp_
Paramount Pictures Corp
Penick
36%
16%
315/8
38% Mar 15
16
36%
16%
Express Co_5
No par
75% Apr
24
36
42%
Parke Davis & Co
48
80
37
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35
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16
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58% Feb
24
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97%
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293/4 May
1
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8
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31
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24% Feb
12
8,100
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18
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-
24 %
24 Va
24 %
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30%
Consolidated
15% Oct 24
45% May 29
91% Aug 23
97% Feb
37
»
49%
Corp_
Packaging Corp of America
12
18
50
11%
Ltd
10% Jun
70% Dec
15 % Jun
6%
Corp
Telep & Teleg
preferred
Pacific
24 Vt
18
70
180
101%
16%
No par
Aggregates
Pacific
158% Feb
24
18
370
104
30
Corp
&
Pacific
5
243%
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101
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Electric
&
24
5% May 28
5
14% Nov
142% Oct
101 Vt
104
104
5
Co
17
31 % Mar 12
*100 Vt
;
88%
100
15
633/4 Jan
2
101%
*
100 %
*88 Va
42
30c
Co
20% Jun
1
1
36%
100 %
30%
preferred
39% Jan
May 29
Glass
Jan
31 % July
104
23s/8
96
993/4
88%
5
Transportation Co
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
5
16 Va Mar 25
61% Dec 27
26 Vb
Elevator
105
Mar
*103
9,600
47%
47
473/4
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88%
103
104
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5
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23% Jun 27
68 3/4 May 14
,
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20
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31% Jan
2
25
30 3/4 Junl 14
•
1
100
Mar 23
Oct
28
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99%
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preferred
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101%
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preferred
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
17% May 13
15
19% July 11
533/4 Jan 21
Feb"l3
64
44 Va Jun
.2
4%
473/4
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99%
7
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25
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18
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2
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41 y8 Feb
16
21% Apr
22
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Nov
8
Oct
24
10y4 Feb
1
19
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24
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7% Jan
21
12% May 31
14% Apr
30
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9
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23
12
4
Oct
23
16% Jan
16% Oct
25
19% Apr 1
31% Jun
28
49%
Jan
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14
23
Jan
51 y2 Aug 30
12
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76
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Nov
31
26
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27
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97
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20
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17
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2
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34% Jan
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5
36% Jan
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67% Mar 13
40% Jan
2
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2
29
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16
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4
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14
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39
30% May 28
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31
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2
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12
12
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18
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18% Jan
2
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17% Jan
39% Jun
11
26% Jan
2
38
44
Dec
26
43% Jan
2
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414%
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5
8% Jan
2
Feb
17% Jan
4
11% Jun
26
5
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29
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21
15
26
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24
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29
15
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Royal Dutch
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10
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14
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137y2 May 23
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23
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27
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21
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42% Feb
Jun
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4%%
8
28% Dec
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Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co
52% May 21
110
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23
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,
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48
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10
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4
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•
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40
16% July 12
14
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23% Apr* 22
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2
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89
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28
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16
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22
352% Jan
26
352 y4 Jan
26
22% Jun
26
37
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Safeway Stores
9
1.66%
common
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preferred
4.30% conv preferred
20
4
25
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7
16% May 29
13% Jun 25
20 y4 May 21
19
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10
21% Feb
18% Jan
2
265/8 July
68% Oct
81
79
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21
39% Mar 12
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13% Apr
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13% Jan
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100
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8
22% Oct
23r
27% May 29
8
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60% July
96
21%
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1
31
3
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24
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16 y4 Jan
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2
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18 y8 Jan
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26
27% Jan
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2
9% Jan
15
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36% July 12
32% Apr
4
45% Jan
35% Jan
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16
16
8% Oct
19
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30% Oct
1
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31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
49
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42% Jan
24
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2
12
23
98 y4 Feb
14
65% Feb
10% Oct
24
Oct
23
28% Apr
53% Dec
23
50
28
11 % July 10
49% July 11
25
Oct
25
42% Jan
2
16
87
31
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23 %
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77
Jan
Dec
18
86
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8
92
Apr
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6
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31
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9
102
Jan
Oct
23
26y8 Jan
30
21% Jan
2
29% Jun
74% Jan
5
82
12
77
3% Oct
22
6% Feb
25
33 y8 Dec
11% July 30
23 y2 Jan
3
21
Jun
Jun
33%
20%
20%
25%
26
90%
91
Fran
com—Nonpar
il00
Ry Co
Regis
Paper Co.:
Diego Gas & Electric Co
5
30%
37%
_1
Co
Screw
22 % Jun
Bolt
Seagrave
Corp
Sealright-Oswego
16
7% Jun
4
7
103 % Jan
8
3
13% Jun
24
11% Mar 30
45% Feb 12
9% Jan
2
25
34% Jan
30
14% Jun
25
29% Jan
4
18% Jan
2
24% Jan
9% Oct
24
23% Mar.28
11% Jan
2
17% May
12% May 29
5
6% Jun
30% Jun
28% Oct
23
Aug
18% Jan
6
May 20
11% Jan 22
106
16% Jun
Inc
$5.25
7
S
F
Oil
Steel
Sharon
7,000
23,900
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
1
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
36%
37
30
32%
33
323/4
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
24,500
2,300
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
47,500
67%
65 %
66 %
65%
67%
66
67%
66
66%
9,300
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
9,900
50%
50%
50%
50%
49%
50%
49%
49%
49%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 %
49%
33%
60,000
20
26% Jan
28
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
11%
33%
33%
33%
34
34
33%
34
90 %
89 %
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
30,600
13%
2,700
7%
8,600
par
10
11
15
35% Jan
2
28% Apr
46% Apr
23
24
15% Oct
24
28% Oct
24
26% May 22
40% Feb
5
62
55% Jan
3
Skelly
Oil
24
35% Mar
8
23
Jan
2
33% Jun
12
Smith
(A
29% Jan
5
23% Jan
2
49% Jun
20
63
20
May 29
45 y8 Jun
25
44
Jun
72% Feb 28
Mar
1
60% Mhr 20
/
Simmons
.
Co
Simplicity
-
30
Sinclair
Pattern
Oil
15%
15%
3,000
17%
18%
17%
17%
16%
17
16%
17%
*16%
17%
2,600
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39 Va
39 %
3,600
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
21%
14%
14
14
14
143/8
14
14
13%
13%
1,200
44%
233/4
44%
45
44%
45%
40,800
23%
23%
23%
.23%
3,700
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23 %
3,400
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
6,500
16 %
16%
16
16
16
16%
16 Va
16%
2,300
24
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
22%
23
No par
41%
41%
41
41%
41 %
41%
*41 %
41%
41
41%
28%
28 %
28%
29%
*28%
29%
29%
29%
293/4
29%
900
27
27%
27
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
5,600
45%
46 Va
45%
46 %
45%
46'/a
45 Va
46
45 %
453/4
42,500-
79
79 %
78%
80%
79%
80%
78%
793/4
12,500
63%
64%
64%
66
64%
66%
65%
67%
32%
31%
32%
30 %
31%
30%
31%
5,700
1
:■;!
23,200
62%
63%
63%
64%
63 %
64%
64 %
64%
64%
64%
12,800
69%
70%
69%
70 Va
69%
70 3/8
69%\ 70%
69%
69 %
23,700
20%
21 %
20%
21%
21
%
22 %
21%
22%
21%
22
13,900
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
56%
56%
56 %
57 %
57
57%
56%
53%
53
53
*53
53%
*53%
54%
15
53 % Jan
21
61% Apr
24
53
Feb
19
51% Mar 18
41 % Feb
28
South
Jersey
2
49% May 21
35% Feb 25
South
Puerto
56%
*52%
53%
8%
Gas
Sugar
com
preferred
27
Feb
18
Southeastern Public Service Co
33
Jan
25
Southern
California
57 y4 Jan
51% Jan
2
57
May 13.
57% Apr 25
Southern
Co.
Southern
Indiana
53
Southern Natural Gas Co
Jan
2
2
1
37% Jun
30% Feb
30
16
28% Mar
May 29
59% Feb
7
18 y2 July
5
Feb 14
20% Dec
31
19% Feb
71
5
75
16
72% Jan
21
22% May 29
35% Mar
7
33% Mar
11
1
26% Jan
5
15
9% Oct
23
47% Jan
2
4
Jun
25
8V4 Jan
24
24
Oct
3
42 y2 Jan
2
Apr
55% Mar
Jan
6
68
Jun'18
July 10-
213/a May
79
&
19 % May 23
Spalding
(A G)
15% Jun
Spartans
3
10% July 12
35% May 23
95% Dec 26
24 Va Jan
2
97
May
9
93
Apr
24
7
12"% Mar 26
97
Feb
1
16% Jun
12
98% Feb
7
20% Jun
25
38% Mar
1
25
Jan
3
32 %
81
25
86
8
82% Jan
2
90% Jun
May 16
20
&
Ohio
Southwestern
Public
6,900
100
tr
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
*40%
40%
700
5
25
41%
42 %
41%
42%
42 %
42%
42%
42%
42%
423/a
8,900
33%
33%
*33%
33%
*33%
33%
33%
33%
*33%
33%
24
24
24
24
24
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,400
30%
31%
30%
31 %
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
26,900
19,400
1
300
53 %
53%
53%
53
53%
53
53%
53%
53 %
52%
53
53%
53%
53%
53%
53 Va
54
53%
53%
1,500
50%
51 %
50%
51 Va
50%
50%
50%
50%
50 Va
50%
No par
35%
36
35%
36%
35%
36%
36
36%
35%
36 %
8,600
34,900
65%
66 Va
18,400
_5
(Del)
stock
4,300
40%
...
No par
20
Industries
18
6
6% Jan
Mobile
57
El.No par
.7.50
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
2
15
Co
21
10% Mar
23.
Pacific
38 Va Jun
22
see page
Southern
1
25% Mar 19
94% May
.
13
Jan
footnotes,
3
.
*53
,
8%
40%
8%
_
Gas
Jun
10% Oct
Mar
24
Edison
_
9
14,200
2.50
Co..
Rico
x32
56%
4
Jan
For
com_4.50
15
43
Sep
8%
50
E & G Co
1
30% Mar
50
Aug 16
No par
Platinum
&
31% Mar 30
9
90
Co
preferred
2
Mar 21
90
5%
4
32% Jan
May
Nov
South Carolina
17
50
44
Gold
Amer
44% Jan
53
:y
47 %
Feb
May 29
21% May 29
79 3/4
46%
58
36
78%
47%
50
4
_5i
2,500
45%
Soo Line Railroad
22 % Jan
50c
3,400
I,
.45%
South
30% Jan
Co
:
44%
3
16
_
8%
45%
5
16
4,300
16%
8%
8%
■:?
44%
6
Jan
.
45%
10% FED
23% Feb
.
44
70% July
23% Jun
33
39
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
5
Smith, Kline & French Labs.No par
Socohy Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
.
4
25
40
15%
65%
2
24
106%
32 %
2
17 Va Jun
7%
*105
64%
8 % Jan
23% May 29
38% Jun 25
40 y4 Jun 26
13
7%
32%
11% Jan
27% Oct
13%
106%
15%
10
58% Jan
28 % Jan
7%
10
2
16
13%
*105
25
26
40 y2 Jan
7%
15%
__
27
24
14
106%
8%
Corp
9y8 Jan
21% Oct
7%
*105
16%
Co
O)
59% Dec
May 28
*13%
7%
15%
Corp
12% Nov
29
14
105
No par
—
25
Feb
7%
105
15%
.1
50c
1
Simonds Saw & Steel
68 % Apr 29
54
14
7%
105%
15%
America
5V4 July 3
7%, May 29
39 y2 Jun 25
Mar 23
14%
7%
15%
Co
14
19 y4 Oct
80% July 11
67% July 12
Singer
50 V4 Jun
Feb~21
14
*105
4,500
2,300
15%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
26% Oct
7,100
33%
23%
24% Oct
1,400
19,200
89%
Mfg Corp
:
Corp of America
of
4%
12%
Co..™
Corp
*4%
89%
23%
Shoe
7
21 %
4%
34
Sheraton
18
May 23
140
40
20%
23%
14
19 % Feb
Jan
39%
21%
23%
13% Jan
22
40
21
23%
25 %
32% Feb
4%
39%
21%
Sheller
r2
41% Jun
4%
40 %
23%
26
2
4%
21
.
233/4
July 10
28
79 %
44%
23%
8% Apr
27 % Jun
*78%
44 %
19% Jan
32 % Jan
79%
43
4
Apr 19
33% Mar 29
*78 %
43%
23%
15
56
79%
43%
23%
18% Jan
21 % Jun
7,400
*90
39%
39 %
213/a
50
28%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
3
2
39
21
100 %
28%
1
24% May
33 % Jan
39%
21%
91%
*100
28%
14%
11
27
4%
38%
21
*90
100%
28%
*78%
79%
91%
100%
28 %
20%
22 % Feb
Jun
4%
91%
100%
28%
11%
1
31
19
4%
*90
*100
,?
89%
Gas
Corp
22% Jan
16
4%
29
2.50
Inc
Dec
May 23
*78%
90
101%
1
23
21
79%
1
16
22
*78%
1
14% May 29
Oct
28%
33%
No
45
May 28
9% Oct 24
90
*100
28%
3,200
5
Corp
16
16
90
101 %
28%
20
34% Jan
,
1,600
11%
100
1
(Frank G)
Oil
'
66%
No par
Shell
12%
50
Corp
&
;s
No par
41% Mar 20
July 11
12% <12%
10%
•
No par
Shattuck
7
12%
10%
common
Industries
Shamrock
23
12%,
35c
preferred
Shahmoon
18% July
5
43 % Apr 22
&
Financial
C
9,800
91,500
10%
,
Roebuck
Servel
Mar 12
16,400
37%
22 Va
Seiberlihg Rubber Co
4
104
3C%
36%
12%
10%
Co
14% Jan
6% May 29
103% Oct 12
30%
22
25
Falls
Sears
Mar
v4
3
4
25
9J
30
37%
2.50
Jun
2
30%
37%
10%
1
90% May 22
15% Mar
12%
30 %
37%
22%
of Amer
Corp
36 % Apr
31
1,500
30%
37%
37%.
10%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
74
9'/4 Dec
22,500
90%
22%
Seaboard Finance Co
14
1,400
25%
10%
90
5% Apr
2
40 % May 29
_
20 Va
%'
90%
25
22%
*100
2
8
12 Va v
20 Va
9i%
10%
No par
2
17
12%
37%
20% ■k. 20%
26
25%
*90
11,100
22
No par
2
Jan
30 % I 30%
-
33%
10%
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
4% Jan
11% July
90%
200
33%
22%
$4 preferred
17% Jan
2
26%
90%
94%
10%^
common
32 % Jan
88% Jan
20%
25%
34
425
1
7
25
20%
90%
93%
*375
5
31
Jun
20%
25%
90%
33%
59
94%
21%
preferred
29% Mar 19
59
34
GO
425
10%
V
N
Paper
&
33%
93%
21%
$3.40 preferred
14
34
59%
*375
10%
Scovill
4
93%
2'l%
5-
:
Corp common
5%%
convertible
18
Jun
59%
425
com__1.40
preferred
Jan
82
93%
*375
1
convertible
Scott
12%
59 %
93%
25%
37%
Diego Imperial Corp
60 %
425
20%
30%
10
Schlumberger
21
93%
*375
33%
SCM
28
19
59 %
94%
425
Light & Power____No par
San
5°/o
5
90
«
33%
Schick Inc
26
59%
94 %
.10
Industries Inc
Convertible
preference
Scherlng Corp common
22
36% Apr
Co
Schenley
May 21
10% July 11
75% Apr 26
16% Jan 23
59
Lead
Preferred series A 5%
27
11
10
Joseph
58%
*375
ctfs
Service
Co
& Bros Inc..
100
53
64%
20%
*78
66%
21%
81
65%
21 %
*78
I
37%
37%
37%
.1
16%
16%
*163/4
1
14
14%
14
66%
21 Va
81
66'
68
66 Va
67
21
21
21
21%
*21
21 %
*78
81
78%
78%
*78%
80
;
38
37%
37%
36%
37%
17%
16%
17
17
17 Va
14
14
14 Va
14
14
1,600
20
36%
36%
6,500
17
17 Va
1,400
13%
14
3,100
9%
9%
10%
9%
10%
10
10%
50,900
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
31%
10,700
2.50
9%
9%
6
31%
31%
100
*95%
96
*95%
Corp common
50c
preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
No par
15%
15%
14%
15%
14%
14%
15
14%
15 %
*95%
95%
95%
95%
*95 %
96
*95%
96
943/4
94 3/4
290
29%
29
29 %
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
17,800
90%
*90 %
90%
90%
90%
*90%
90 3/4
350
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co
4.20% preferred
Sperry
common.:
Rand
$4.50
$4.50
preferred
__No par
29
*90%
96
90%
9%
31
*95%
*90%
96
*95%
96
15%
*95 %
96
135,900
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22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(210)
.
.
.
Monday, July 15, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest.
39% Dec
25
24% Jun
Lowest
48 y2 May 22
Square D
2
2
43% May 29.
Staley A
77% Jan
2
2
64
25
81
Co
Standard
Jan
14% July
85% Apr
15
$3.50
Oil
2
14
Standard
May 29
65% Dec
61% Feb
28
69 % Apr
24
Standard
81 % May 29
98 % Dec
93
Feb
13
98% Apr
9
15% Oct
50
35% Jan
24
26
48
May 29
July 17
.
95 y4 Feb
61
20
Standard
Oil
69% July 12
Standard
70% May 13
93
Apr
3
Standard
Oil
25
16% Feb
Standard
41% Oct
22
71
21% Jun
25
29 y2 Mar
Jun
•;
22
107/a Oct
31
22
47
Mar 12
9
23
!
2
40% Jan
24
18% Oct
>6% May 29
22
v
11% Mar
6
'( 32% Dec 21
,7V4 Jan
2
32
July
38% Jan
15
85
27
24
47% Jan
28
84% Nov 28
82% Jun
14% May 29
19% Jan
17
14% July
24% Oct
37
~Feb
6
Jun
6
28% May 20
36
July 12
P)
Stewart-Warner
>29% Feb
25
37% Jun
5
2
17% Jan
11
24% Jan
25
18% Jan
11
;,50% Mar
20
20% July 12
58% Jun 12
18% Jan
Stone
13
-14% July 12
16% Nov 23
25
Jan
2
42% May 31
Jan
15
23% Jan
2
34% May 14
10% Feb
13
24
30% Jan
2
5% May 17
17% Jan
2
20% May 29
28% Jan
2
25 y8 Jan
33% Apr
21% May 29
44
May 29
24
>31
11
:
8
Feb
14
143/a
143/4
16,700
65%
653/4
28,600
95%
96
95%
95%
95%
95
95
25
59%
60%
59%
60%
59%
60%
59%
60%
60
60%
29,800
68 %
69%
68%
69%
69%
69%
69%
693/4
69%
697a
121,400
61%
61%
61%
61%
,
lo
61%
32%
32%
32%
32%
*e2%
1
14%
14%
26%
26%
15
x34%
,
.
2.50
1
20
Corp
35
83
Oct
17
92
Jan
7
43
May 29
43 % Jan
3
98% May 10
50% Apr 18
34% Apr 18
Sun
Sunray DX
56% May
2
12 % Jun 12
Sunshine
Mining Co
Superior
Oil
1
51% July
6
May 29
795
12%
-
Aug" 13
Jun
27
1385 Feb
12% Oct
24
24% Mar 21
31% Oct
24
49% Feb
22 '/a Jun
25
47% Jan
7% Jan
2
Jan
21
1559
.15% Jan
2
.
Jun
26
39
27
A
May 14
4
29% Apr
2
38% Jun
12
11% May 29
18
Feb
2
15% Jan
2
19% Jun
14
13
19
May
2
177b Jan
2
281/4 May 20
Taft
Talcott
3,700
1,800
55%
56i/4
56%
56%
567a
14%
14%
14%
14%"
56%
14 %
4,200
77 900
40%
40
40%
39
397a
32 %
32%
33%
33%
1,'800
6%
6%
63/4
6%
6%
86,200
18
18 %
183/a
18%
6,000
29%
3,700
15
*14%
15
■7 39%
40
40
31
32
31
29%
V
61/2
18
29%
29%
22%
23%
*22%
23%
53%
54
54%
53%
55
26
^
_
.
30%
23%
53%
■'
30%
23%
26
26
26
26
26%
*96%
98 %
98
98
47 %
47"%
47%
48
9%
...
"
•
,
14% •/:
%
;
24,900
•
"
181/2
30
/■
par
Inc
6.25
33 %
32 %
52%
~
10c
California
23%'
•
297a
293/4
30
*22%
23
22%
22%
54%
55
54%
54%
26
'
26% '■
253/4
26 Va
800
6,500
3.800
7
9%
> *96
981%
47%
47%
47%
48
47%
473/4
6,000
32%
9%
1385
32%
;
52%
33
32%
33%
33 Va
337a
56,500
9i/4
.
'
33%
52
11%
11%
25
Swingline Inc class A
Symington Wayne Corp
&
34%
33%
56 %
15
1
Sweets
Swift
337a
25,300
34,500
9%
93/a
*96
*9 Va
98%
9%
♦95%.
1,500
98
100
"
May 1
44% Apr 10
Co
31%
" 700
■v
'/;
vv
55 %
9%
Oil Co
of
36
55%
9%
preferred—No
Co
26%
34%
77,000
No par
series
14%
25%
"
187a
1
common
*14 Va
V:
20%
x55%
5
Corp
Sunshine Biscuits
20
1045
21
Corp
Chemical
14% V
333/4
1
Sun
35
18%
18%
Sunstrand
26%
343,4
20%
18 %
5
26
19
18%
10% Feb
*14%
35
20
18%-
28 % May 23
141/4
25%
35
i-
18%
1
2
16,100
84
20
6%
2
32%
*823/4
19%
6%
8% Jan
1,300
32%
84
20
6%
21% Jan
*823/4
19
40
19
32%
84
8,300
'
20
30:/2
29
33
4,700
:
,
10 Va
303/4
19%
6%
16% Jan
333/a
21%
10
303/4
;
33%
34%
21%
10%
30%
20
3973
24% Nov
9%
293/4
1,400
2,400
18%
30%
24
213/4
ioy4
29%
.
'
20
7
1
8% Oct
21%
"600
11%
19%
1
Corp
24 % '
113/4
20%
Propane Gas Corp
Suburban
233%
24
26 %
>
1.25
Corp
23%
117a
*14%
14%
35
483%
24%
32%
26%
16,900
18%
1
Corp
14%
34%
21%
10
♦47
100
.
13
11%
*82%
34%
35%
•
*24
11%
*29%
84
26%
•
35
*23%
24Va.
3/4
4,700
93
123/4
24
4,700
20
1
17% May 29
2
*82%
84
2.50
new
1
25% Jan
22 Va
5
1
8
21%
100
,
48
11%
-
*47
23%
21%
11%
48%
24%
24%
11%
10%
Sunbeam
28% Feb
V.
C
24%
*92
13%
23%
23%
29%
SuCrest Corp
24
22%
22
23%
9%
55% Jun
21% Oct
:
*47
93
13
*29%
28% May 21
Oil
12
13%
10%
3
$4.50
24%
12
617a
*92
13
48%
*47
24%
;
61%
93
*92
13%
29%
2
.85
48%
24
61%
61%
93
13%
10%
4
15
*92
29%
18% Jan
May 14
13%
24
5
4iy8 Jan
53% Jan
92 %
*47
v
1
8
25
61%'
13%
.
20
20
20
—1
No par
>
92%
100
1
23
21% Aug
460
15 Va
65%
45 y4 Apr
2
1,800
84%
143/4
May 29
15% Jan
32
84
65%
r
Gas
Suburban
84%
7 %
21% Apr 16
31% May 14
14% Oct
*84%
10,900
14% 1 %v
Storer Broadcasting Co
Stouffer Foods Corp
Studebaker
8,700
747a
66%
Camp Inc common
prior preference
Container
84
74%
14%
Stone & Webster
70% Feb
84
74%
65%
Stokely-Van
5%
84%,
74%
•
95
Co Inc
&
28
27 % May 29
6
(J
74%
15
C01 common
Inc
Drug
Stevens
73%
66%
preferred—
Sterling
83%
74%
14%
Steel Co
Chemical
3%%
84 %
1
65%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Feb
34
24
10% Jun
v
Stauffer
74
15%
com
(The) LS
33% Jan
9
38% Oct
Feb
17% Feb
3
25% July 12
18
3
20% May 17
25
26
Nov
18
1
14
29% Jan
Pressed
Starrett Co
31% Jan
81% Feb
15% Oct
Standard
74%
Shares
'
95%
common
Stanley Warner Corp
Stanray Corp
Mar 18
25% Oct
23
24
"
66%
preferred
24% May 24
10% July
5
39
14%
2
Corp
45%
38%
t he Week
95%
$1.20 convertible preferred
6%
convertible preferred
29
16% Jan
Ohio
Packaging
44%
,
Friday
July 12
44%
45%
38%
38%
11
65%
preferred series A
$1.60 convertible
17
29
5
29
3%%
9
Jan
27% Jan
May 24
Jan
22
26
26
11% July
5
20% Mar 25
12
26
53% Jan
May 13
22 % Jun
30% Mar 15
22% Feb
22
Jan
12% July 12
.
45%
38%
July
7
Indiana
of
44%
38
Sales for
Thursday
July 10
38%
74%
1
Oil of New Jersey
2
of
■
84 %
6.25
2
Jun
1
38
38
*j%
37%
HIGH SALE prices
Wednesday
July 9
45%
45%
No par
com
2
*90
23% Mar
11% Jun
Industries-.
Calif
preferred—.
46% Jan
59% Feb
85
of
conv
45%
.
No par
52% Jan
59% Dec
39% Oct
$3.30
-v.,
No par
com
,58% Jan
-
58 % Feb
45% May 28
2
Inc
preferred-.
20 % Feb
'
10
Kollsman
Brands
Tuesday
July 8
5
j
5
LOW AND j
Monday
Par
Co
July
76
' ■'■■■■'■v
v
stock
-—
Mfg
E
22
Jan;
83%; Apr
May 29
74% July
2
July
york
exchange
Highest
37
„
48
new
35% Jan
4
stocks
-
.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
|
1385
52%
521/4
52 %
11%
1418
11%
12%
1380
1410
52 3/4
121%
527a
527a
117a
11%
1405
1373
527a
1356
2,900
113/4
11%
1405
17,800
1385
860
1.38 8/9
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
19
18 3/4
19%
2,800
25
America
of
39%
40
39%
391%
39%
40%
40
40%
397a
40 %
22,800
Co
1
36
36%
36%
37%
36%
36%
36%
363/4
35%
36 V2
9,600
1
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
181/2
18%
18%
18%
183/a
7,400
24%
25
3,200
T
Jun
27
557a Mar 23
291/2 May 29
32% Jun
4% May 29
163/a Feb
——
15% Oct
31
45
Jun
25
14
May 29
42% Jan
4
48% May 9
7% Jan 25
5 Va
2
11% Jan
~4% Oct~24
7
113034 Jan
V.—.
Technical Material Corp
TelAutograph
173/4 Jan
2
7
16% Jan
2
52 3/4
Apr
19
41 % Mar
4
41% Jan
2
*133/4 Mar 26
11
22
23 Va Jan
45% Mar 29
15
Oct
22
125% Jan
4
52% Nov
217a Feb
22% May 29
26% May 29
/
57
29
513/4 Nov
25
,
47% Jan
201/4
727a
48,300
183/4
491/4 May 22
62i/4 Jun n
27,800
44 %
45
44%
45
44%
44%
437c
443/a
44
59%
60%
59%
60
59
591%
58%
59%
16% May 15
Texas
Gulf
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
14 3/4
15%
891/2 Jun
Texas
Instruments
4
89% Jan
11
4
19% Mar
4
15% Oct
24
23 % Feb
16
3
25 % Nov
2
57% Feb
7
23% Jan
45
Jun
25
15
Oct
25
53% Jan
25% Mar 26
15
45
63 % Jan
30 >:
May 29
151/4 Oct
24
42 3/4 Feb
51
Jun
25
81% Jan
2
28 y4 Jun
25
487a Feb
15
108
Jun
21
141
6% May 29
81/2 May 29
71/2 May 29
8
Jan
77
75%
77V4
74%
77
747a
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
66
657a
66%
65%)
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23%
22%
23%
22%
Utilities
52%
53%
52 V8
53Va
52%
53
52%'
523/4-
5L.800
35%
36
35%
36
35%
36%
35%
357a
39
38%
38%
38
38
22,500
200
32
32%
32
32%
19,100
1878 Jan
9
5
20
3
Jan
76% Apr
54
133% Feb
4
24
May
5
1
19
10% Jan
31
23
16% Feb 25
221/2 Apr
4
48% Jun
3
53 % July
8
55% May 13
28% May 15
Oct
26
267b Feb
46
Oct
29
15% Oct
24
6% May 29
'
i—.
8
— —
16
143/4 Jan
2
52% Feb
5
45% Apr
393'b Jan
22
117b Jan
2
3
4
&
No par
(J
4%
Co
23%
24
27%
28%
12%
*12
7.5o
.
Co
*12
39
5
56%
*83%
*38
31%
31
32%
23%
23%
22%
23%
27
27%
27
27V4
12 %
12
12
56%
56%
56%
91
91
91
31
56%
*89
227s
23%
27%
27%
*11%
223/4
56%
*90
38,200
275/a
2,000
11%
500
56%
56%
233/a
27%
*11%
12
563/4
9,800
92
*90
92
*31
31%
31%
31%
31
31
31
313/8
313/a
10
26%
27%
26%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27%
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
par
68%
67%
250
28
25
500
89,900
2,500
68%
68%
69
68%
68 3/4
18%
18%
68%
18 %
68%
1
17%
17%
*177a
18
I8V4
181/4
800
5
Co
39
20%
29%
30
29%
30
30
30
293/4
30%
24,600
72%
72%
72
72
71
72
68%
70%
*69
69%
1,500
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24
243/a
24
24
71
71
71
71
713/4
703/4
71
51%
51
51%
51
517a
507a
51%
*150
1527a
152%
152%
1521%
500
No par
1
__
Co__
69%
2
Electronic
Airlines
50%
149%
149%
5%
1
10
1
x71
51 %
150
.V
151
5%
5%
5%
5%
10'/8
10%
10%
10
152%
5%
5%
5%
10 Vs
ir%
IOV4
53/a
10
10,300
2,200
2,400
15,900
53/a
8,800
10%
6,400
28,300
17%
17%
18%
19
•18%
187a
1
16%
17
16%
18
17%
18
17%
177a
17%
17%
1
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
467a
47%
46%
47
50
53%
54
54%
54 Va
54
54%
54%
54%
54%
541/4
8,000
common
1
23%
23%
23%
23%
12,800
pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
50
50
50
50
50
1
30%
30%
30
30%
1
7%
7%
20%
20%
Trans-World
Inc
*18
71%.
50%
100
Corp.
70%.
2
Pipeline Co
World
39
30%
91%
No par
Bearing
No
Realty & Construction
Transwestern
*38
56%
100
com
.
■
'
1
:
Torrington Co
Tractor Supply Co class A
Trans
36%
31 %
Roller
Edison
52%
31
1
preferred
Timken
76%
5
Co
Co
preferred
Toledo
35%
78%
*28
R)_
Thor Power Tool
52%
.
_50c
Mfg
Betts
75%
No par
Financial
__5
Co
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.50
preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co
30
50
July
Jan
2
37
Jun
3
7% Jun
3
11
Jan
22
20
Glass
Chemical
Transitron
15
423/a Mar
13
23
Co
common
preferred
Transamerica Corp common
4%% conv preferred
;
159% May
3
7% Jan 24
14% Jan
Oct
May 29
Thatcher
Thiokol
Trane
3
34% Apr
51% Feb
13
Inc
conv
Tishman
12% Apr
19% Jun
34
$1.25
$1.20
30% May 29
73% July
3
29% May
1
3
53/a July
93/b Mar
18
69% July
2
14
1
Tidewater Oil common
8
2
153/4 Feb
Textron
Oil
&
271/2 July
44% Jan
2,300
18,400
48,300
15%
28,600
75%
66
V. t 12,100
22%;« '■>
6,800
23%
25% Mar 20
3
447a
59%
14%
__10
Coal
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
20% Jan
2
1
Pacific
Thomas
65% Feb
.
Inc
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
Thompson
Feb
No par
Texas
30% May 31
2
58% Jan
■
Sulphur
80,700
Texas
14
167a Apr 26
253/4 Mar
1
27 Va Jan
Eastn Transmission
60% May
8
93i/4 May 27
33% Fet) 13
243/4 Mar 13
201/4 May 29
Inc
Texas
Texas
26 Vb Mar 12
29% Jan
Texaco
13
10
6
22,200
5,900
18%
23 % Oct
4
Transmission
5 %
20%
25% Jan
Apr
Apr
Gas
253/4
5%
72%
4
88 %
Tennessee
1,400
25i/4
;
187a
30
36
5%
72%
29% Jan
12
26%
51/2
20%
35 % Apr
25
25%
5%
18%
2
Jan
26%
5%
72
22% July 10
25% Oct
25%
5%
20
22
83
26%
5%
18%
273/4 Mar
11
25%
5%
72%
44 Va Jan
Jan
26%
5%
7
1
6 Va
20%
25
50 Vb Mar 20
25 %
12%c
Corp
63/a
18%
25
11
6%
72
18% Jun
3
6%
20%
7
2
6%
19
40% Jun
Jan
6%
20%
55% May 21
381/2 Jun
7
Jan
6%
73 %
2
66
6%
18%
\Jan
24
6%
20 Vs
29% Mar 21
293/a Dec
3,700
6.%
72%
32
19
441%
18%
9 >
25
4,400
x44
73%
9
17
333/a
44%
20 %
31 % Mar
Jun
33
43%
18%
19% Jun
10
243/4
33%
43%
33
71%
66% July 11
37% Jun
243/4
33
43%
-
20%
33% Mar
1
24%
43%
Co__5
25% Feb
24
25%
33%
43%
_12.50
13
3
50% Jan
28
24%
23%
43%
Corp_3.5o
Texas Gas Transmission Corp
5
Texas Gulf Producing Co
-331/3
Jun
2
17% Jan :
T.r
•
5
Apr
21V2 Apr 30
73% July
5
24%
33 %
43%
1
25
59% Jan 1
25%
32%
Tandy Corp
23
5
24%
5
7% Jan
26
187b Mar
13% July 19
1
4.50
291/2 Jan
2
25 % Mar
llVa Oct
33 % May 29
Co
(James)
Inc
Inc
5% Mar 26
14
-617a Dec
37% Jun
Talon
1122 Va Mar 27
—
341/2 May 29
321/2 Jun 25
49
July 12
18
Broadcasting
1
5%
Twin
conv
Industries Corp
16%
17
17%
8%
29%
8
8%
20%
23%
.•>50
203/4
18
7,900
13,000
23
30%
8
223/4
23%
50 3/4
*48%
50%
1,000
30
50
233/a
*49
■23%
30%
295/a
3OV2
26.000
8 %
77a
•"77a
600
*7 7a
U
15
Oct
7
24
Jun
25
19% May 15
103/4 Mar 22
163/4 Oct
23
27% Jan
30% Oct
23
313/4 May 29
15
17% Jan
3
29
23% Apr 18
12
May
15
38
Jan
2
43% Mar 15
34
July
1
41 %
531/2 Jan
Jun
27
1213/3 Jan
2
1003/4 Jan
943/4
Jufy
24
101% Dec
7
100
78
Feb
26 3/4
83% Dec
13
2
July
1
Jan
2
May 24
1123/4 Feb
May 17
82% May 23
83 % Jan
75% Jan
95
Jan
75% July 11
union
42
Union
3
Dec
4
33 % Jan
2
87a Feb
28
83/4 Jan
2
19
26% Jan
2
353/8 Jun
39
Feb
$4.50
91% July 12
69% Jan
8
Electric
25
25
14
May 21
9% July 12
12
V
$4
$4
Un
Co
Pacific
Tank
Co
32% Mar 13
23% Jan
2
20% Jun
25
32% Jun
4
39% Jan
19
31% Jan
38% Jun
3
25
24
United
5
433/8 jun
Air
547a Dec
453/8 jun
27
537b Jan
8
Un*ted
100
Jun
26
881/2 July 23
223/4 Oct 24
333/4 May 29
24
Dec
5
102% Dec
18
113
353/8 Mar 15
50% Mar 16
101
Jun
28
95 %
May 23
243/4 July 12
30 %
May
1
112
Jan
102% Jan
32
18
common
2
Artists
403/4 Jan
10
United
Biscuit
Co
25
27
27
33% Mar 11
8% Jan
64
5
31
29
Jan
28
37 Va July
9
8
Jan
2
8 3/4 Feb
8
46% Jun
11
Jan
10
Jan
3
163/4 May 28
18 Vs Oct 24
23% Feb
21
2
17 % Oct
20% Mar 19
30% Feb
2
217b Jan
2
387s Jan
2
35 Vb Mar 14
21% Jan
2
393% May
3
27% May 23
233/4 May 16
24
56
Mar
293/4 May 28
191/2 May 29
15% May 29
253/4 May 10
20% Mar 20
16% Oct
25
23
7s May 29
41
Mar 26
l3/8 Jan
2
4
Oct
24
71% Jan
31% Oct
24
35% Mar 16
For
footnotes,
see page
18
19
Jan
Jan
2
2
United
Board
United-Carr Fastener Corp
United Corp
Electric
Jan
30
United
277a Apr
Engineering
15
United
Financial
United
Fruit
United
Gas
United
Gas
Un ted
Greenfield
26%
26%
26
37%
383/8
46%
United
Merch
5
United
Park
47 % Jan
553% Feb
21
United
Shoe
33% Jun 28
36
&
37%
103%
'
*96
97
20
367a
33%
*19%
367a
8%
8%
48 %
*187a
35%
>104% 105%,
27 Vb
27%
101% 101%
*83%
85%
787a
787a
787a
94%
92
74%
38
97
25%
26Va
38
467a
103% 103%
96%
96%
25%
25%
*26
,
377a
46%
377a
37%
8%
8%
48 %
18%
25
37%
8%
48 %
18%
25%
27%
39%
20
48%
48%
187a
24%
253/a
27%
26%
27%
26%
38%
39%
38%
39%
24%
24%
24%
22%
22%
22%
18
18Va
18
22%
18%
38%
243/a
22%
"
1%
1%
49%
497a
33%
33%
493/8
*33Va
4134
93/8
34%
33%
187a
1%
92
75%
33
*19%
33%
267a
1
25
26%
46%
103%
24%
1
34
24
4.50
25
48%
19
407a
9%
97a
34%
24%
10
common
25
gi/8
Calif___l
Co
45%
*99
19%
No par
Mach
preferred
9%
36%
1
30
1% Apr
23.
*99
5
of
City Mines Co
197b Jan
1
*93
lo
2
'
Foundry___5
Corp
Mfgrs Inc
2
•
457a
1
Co
l%Jan
*6%
.: '
2.50
Cos
&
Corp
Corp
Improvement
17% Jan
Mar 18
Coal
46%
*
41%
34
33%
20
"•
1013/4
85%
40V4
9%
33%
30 Vb May 22
27%
101%
*83%
78%
*92
35
of
United
'
41%
25%
21
357s
105%
9%
25%
Jan
47%
35%
104%
27%
34%
1
59
467b
40%
Amer__No par
Carton Corp
10
&
5,100
23%
lo
Corp
18 V2 Mar 27
Jun
65/8 Jun
41% Jun
4%
io%
23%
10
5
United
*103/a
75Va
lo
21
-
4,000
11
24
47
74%
Co
Feb
94%
20%
10%
23%
46%
75
Corp common
5
(series of 1955) conv pfd_100
(series of 1956) conv pfd_100
20%
107g
237a
46%
357a
74Va
Inc
Lines
20%
203/c
10%
233/4
No par
Co—
Twist Drill
4%
-
*93
-Aircraft
Un on
27%
101%>
*83%
85%~
78%
78%
101
7
207s
10%
24
25
preferred
Car
"V
27%
-
No par
No par
RR
non-cum
on
-
353/4
.
•■>.:. 104% 106
5
No par
No par
of California
'23
:
No par
common
preferred
Oil
6%
47%
35%
20 g
Corp
preferred
preferred
preferred
20 % Oct
-
shares
ord
20%
10%
10%
24%
47
dep rets ord
Paper
Union Carbide Corp
59% Jan
28
2
Union
N
Amer
237b
10%
24%
5
Bag-Camp
$3.50
19
Dec
Nov
Union
Unilever
Mar 14
Dec
92
1
Industries
Unilever Ltd
82
78
18
8 % Jan
Unarco
$3.70
29
22
Udylite Corp (The)
7
84% Jan
35
4
28% May 10
102 3/4
72% Jun
431/2 May 29
27V2 May 29
2
25 % May 10
49 3/4 Jun
4
83
2
2
8% Jan
21V2 jan
*
lVa
50
34
20
18
24Va
22%
183/a
1%
49%
34 '
1%
503/a
34
33%
26%
37%
47
32
19%
*37
8%
48%
18%
24%
26%
38
24%
22%
18
1%
49%
*33%
•
267a
,
38%
247s
22%.
18%
18.700
14,900
32
*19%
37%
8%
*43
18%
247a
2a3/8
383/a
247a
22
18
1%
493/4
34%
2734
101%
85%
78 Va
91%
74Va
75%
40%
413/8
93/3
gi/2
33%
33%
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26%
37%
373/4
47%
47Va.
*100
107
*96
96%
243/4
25%
25%
33
19%
37%
8%
48%
187a
25%
25
105%
27%
105
96
*1C0
96
9,200
14,400
101%
*83%
78%
91 Va
26%
38
47%
40%
9%
46%
36%
1013/4
75%
41%
93/a
34%
75
7,500
46%
357a
357a
36%
104% 105
27%
273/a
101% l013/4
*83%
85%
783/a
78%
92
92
,
1%
483/a
*33%
^
320
.
130
1210
19,800
50,100
18,100
17.200
,,.600
47,100
13,900
,
>100
400
20,600
32%
,
20
1
12,700
300
37%
2,900
83/a
49 %
187a
25Va
24,400
600
1,600
19,C00
267a
23.700
387a
25
34,700
22%
2,800
3,200
18%
8,000
-1%
49%
34%
9,000
13,300
220
Volume
198
Number 6281
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(211)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year19G2
Lowest
19 Va Oct
95
41
22
Ve Feb
98% Dec
Aug 10
Lowest
14
24% Jan
24
2-3% Jun
25
32% Mar
28 Va Jun
25
98 % Jan
47% Mar 23
65 lA Oct
153
9
105% Jan
24
26
4
2
99% July
32 V'4 Jun
Jan
1
2
161 % Jan
1
4
S
U
S
87
4
Jun
7
Apr
171
3
2a
24 y4 Mar
2
9% Jun
10
15% Jan
48% Mar 29
45 y2 Feb
19
50% May
U
7
21
2
8% Jan
16
14
18
•
79
-
Aug
7
36-
Jan
23
3
23
1514 Jan
24% Jan
4
42% Jan
3
82'/a Sep
lt,4
4
81% Jan
40% Jan
2
17 ya Jun
,
.| 4 j % iviav
170
14
26% May 28
32% Jan
31
48 Vb
Jan
2
88% Feb
V2 Dec
31
56
Jan
10
71% Feb
20
2
43% Jan
2
54
Apr
Rubber
S
8%
19
U
D
U
16
7%
157% Mar 28
2
31% May 14
38 y2 Jan
4
40% Jun
23% Feb
25
28% May
1
D
18
41% May
7
United
22
14 y2 Mar 23
6
11 >/8
29
7 % Feb
May
Apr
2
40% Apr 24
38 y2 Jan
6
8% Jan
9 % Feb
14
40% Jun
4
28
19% Oct
19
38% Jan
3
24% Jan
2
24
54
6
34% Mar
1
170
29% Oct 24
28% Oct 31
Feb
2
31% Jan
2
160 y4 Jan
13 %
Apr
33% Apr
Mar
8%
42% May 14
40%
24% Jun
41% Apr
Upjohn
18
37% Jan
Mar~20
4
10
£2
82%
82%
83%
83%
4-3%
84
41%
43
833/4
85
15,330
86
10.9.0
Urls
*165
,
42%
18
2e%
-.
26%
*56%
No par
42%
9%
'*9%
165
L0
10 %
14 8 )0
9%
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93/4
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18%
18 Va
18%
58%
57%
6%
583/a
26%
26
88%
57 %
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58 %
88%
56 3
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88%
45%
88%
45%
57%
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46
45%
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45%
45%
45
164%
164
30%
30
30
30
.
164%
77-
80%
76%
66%
67%
67%
47%
463/4
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47%
153%
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152%
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27%
27%
27%
27%
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25%
28%
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25
39
6
7%
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40
40%
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25%
38%
6
7%
5
Corp
153
28
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38 %
6%
7%
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76%
69%
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471/4
47
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27%
133 230
2 600
27%
2.903
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7.
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25%
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25
39
38%
9.100
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25
6
46%
153
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38%
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40
40
40
40
40%
27%
600
27%
27%
27%
26.600
35%
35%
36
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1
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
28
33%
35%
35%
35%
100
35%
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35%
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166
165
35%
165
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166
2.400
Products
2.50
Co__
Co
Building Corp
!
17%
18
17%
1
18%
173/8
18
37%
38%
36%
37%
17%
18
36V4
37
17%
18
41%
41%
41%
41%
36%
37
25.800
1
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Corp
1.553
40%
com_No par
166
11.550
112.630
77 Va
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7%
G'
20
68'A
27%
41
23
21,333
164%
30!„
79%
40%
24%
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68%
153
6%
7%
163%
30%
1." 03
67%
38%
6%
:
a
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12.7:3
.
76%
24%
38%
6
7%
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30
68
46%
164
79
68%
47%
41
2,350
10
18 %
26%
79
com__25c
41 %
18 3/8
163%
:
30%
21%
50
41%
26V2
57%
,
45%
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42%
18
4C%
1
50
42
26%
67
5
Match
166%
10
18
7fc %
16%
preferred_25
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*164
10%
26%:
50
Tobacco
166%
10
*47
42%
50
com
84%
5J
3,00 J
*164
10%
50
17%
164%
30
42%
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88 Va
45%
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17%
l
100
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-
10%
50
42%
.
5
Min
167
10%
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5
;
preferred
Universal
42% Jan
31%
5
Corp
preferred
Leaf
8
3
2
16% Mar 20
31% May 29
Universal
Universal
32% Jan
100%
3C%
Pharmaceutical
Universal-Cyclops
4
28% Apr
2
*99%
303/4
Utilities
13
61% Mar 14
93 %
30%
42%
common
&
0.-JOD
09%
311/4
Co
non-cumulative
Vitamin
20% Jun
4
55
Jan
S
Co
Convertible
8
165
3
Tobacco
Yv7ek
29%
42%
10
United Whelan Corp
Universal American
15
Jan
39
S
7%
25
4
33% Oct
Feb
U
27
29%
421%
dommon_.
Corp
preferred
2
100
ie
Shrrcs
29%
31 %
100
Steel
Jan
150
*99%
29%
43%
1
S
S
/•
^ 31%
preferred—100
Shoe Corp
Smelting Ref &
7%
preferred
■
31
common
1st
-
t
July 13
42%
Co
S
26% Jan
17
Co
non-cum
6
42% Jan
5% May 29
34%. Feb
2
Aug
8
10% Oct 24
.
U
j
Mar 27
35% Apr
158
May
Card
100
Friday
Juiy 14
31%
50
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred, series Ai
39 Mi July 17
22
Oct
Playing
Dec
152% Apr
39% Feb
4
>
S
*29%
Sales for
Thursday
29%
4
S
78% Jan
Jan
6
S
U
9S %
29%
43%
l
U
C9%
29%
<3
common
U
.
29%
31
4V2%
9
30
v
Lines
S
.
i:3ya
SALE PR
July 10
1
»
common
6
62
2
23% May 29
U
28%
HIGH
Wednesday
July 9
No par
preferred series A
4
35
2
37% Oct 22
Industries Inc
Tuesday
Ju.'y 8
-
1
100
preferred
Pipe & Foundry
89% Jun
',2
161 % Jan
S
4V2%
;
100
tommon
Gypsum Co
preferred
27% Feb
4
9
2
May
S
com
Securities
1
60% Jun
2
Monday
Par
___
1
May
19 % Apr 22
51
49 y4 July
139 y2 July
U
10
60% Feb
152 y4 July
2
22 Mi--May 29
22% Jun 26
37
4
8% Jan
31 % May
.
12
Oct
-
39*'8 Jan
5
4
53% Mar 20
23
38
18
23% Feb
Oct
23 y4 Dec
42% Sep
9% Feb
49% Jun
preferred
& Foreign
Freight Co
7 %
9
Jun
LOW AND
STOCK
Chemical Corp
Borax &
%%
U
10% Oct 23
30 y& Jan
S
7
43
'
U
46% May 23
3
11
YORK
EXCHANGE
32 % iviav 23
4
Jan
73
NEW
Highest.
36 % Feb
16 i% May 25
July H
Jan. 1, 1963
Range Since
Highest.
41
41%
35%
36%
40%
46.400
41%
14.400
30
10c
22 Vs
22%
22
22 %
22
22
40 Vs
40%
12.80
Utah Power & Light Co
38%
38%
38
213/4
38%
21%
38%
38%
213/4
213/4
38%
1.600
38%
38 V8
381/4
4.600
*32%
13%
33%
33%
13%
13%
333/8
13%
29%
6.000
*283/4
29%
21%
21%
19.300
213/4
22
16,100
y
22%, May 29
12% Dec 19
36"% Apr
16
28% Jan
16
12 % Mar 20
15% Feb
14
20
28% Dec
31
263/n Mar
30% Jun
4
33% Feb
May 29
22% Jun 22
19% Jun 25
8
Oct
27
457a Feb
18
25
Jan
28% Jan
21
19
50% Jan
24
Jun
1
2
3
87a Jan
14
29%
22
22%
21%
22%
213/a
22
1.25
22%
23%
21%
29Va
22%
22%
Comptometer Corp_
l
Virginia Carolina Chemical com__l
5% prior preferred
50
5 %
convertible preferred
50
Virginia Elec & Power com—No par
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
100
$4.20 preferred
100
$4.12 preferred
100
$4.80 preferred
100
Von's
Grocery Co
1
22%
22%
22%
9%
22%
9%
9%
223%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Vornado
32 % Jan
23
Vendo
11% Feb
12
39% Jan
22
40 y& Jan
4
47% Mar
53
Jan
2
66 % Jun
42
July
*13
108% Feb
60% Jun
1
47
27
113
91
Jan
89% Jan
2
18
29
94% Feb, 13
92 y4 Feb 20
95% Apr
Jun
88
102% Aug 24
16% Jun 25
16
Oct
105% Oct
3
Jan
7
Jan
16
18% Mar 22
lOViJan
30
104
Jan
7
May 13
Jan
10
26
10
11
2
14% Apr
107% Feb
.1
Co
Vulcan
24
4
Associates
i
59
59%
46%
66%
65%
43%
7
Inc
Co
9%
6.500
58%
593/8
59
46%
59%
46%
5.300
46%
45
4G%
9 ' "3
43%
653/s
44%
109%
109%
44
110 3/8
65%
65%
66
44%
43%
109%
65
44%
110%
109%
94%
95%
95%
95%
95%
95%
1C5% ,105%
*95%
*93
66
43
*93
94%
*93 %
94%
95%
94
*95%
96%
*94%
96%
*95%
105%
105%
*105%
97
*95%
106%
*105%
97
300
24%
2.400
25%
16.900
12%
5.300
25%
25%
25%
24%
25
24%
24%
25%
25
25%
25
25%
97
24%
24%
24%
12%
13%
13
106
13%
*104%
12%
13
12%
*104%
106
106
*104%
30
106%
25%
>104%
300
210
96%
*95%
*105%
106%
25%
1
15,o jj
94%
*94%
97
1.400
43%
109%
109%
*93%
25%
100
common
preferred
593/e
43%
94
10c
Materials
6%%
9%
59
46%
i
65%
110%
110
93%
300
59%
*46%
66%
300
47
58%
46%.
-
99 % May 20
96% May
2
106% Apr
5
3
21
4
3678 Jan
143/8 Feb 21
106
Jan
104% Jan
16
26% Jan
23
8% May 29
101% Sep 10
93
18
18
93 % Jun
14
Inc
Co
Victor
1
——
Raalte
Varian
31
92 3/8 May 22
Van
14
Oct
111% Dec
33
13%
29%
37% Jan
2
19
33
13%
29%
44
Jan
33
13%
29%
443/a Mar 23
86
*32%
13%
53'A Dec
103% July 18
33
13%
.29%
39% Oct 24
24
33
1
*29
44
Oct
5
29% Jun
May 24
21% July 12
10
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Corp of America
Vanadium
28% May 14
1
12%
12%
106
>1041/4
20
106
W
74-
July
16
Oct
9
88
Feb
20
26
31
Jan
3
9% Jan
4
5% Oct 24
39 Mi Oct 24
40% Jun 25
25
19
8V4 Feb
25
9% Feb
59y4 Jun
m,—
72
51
Mar
1
8
24 y4 Mar
4
27% Jan
7
6% Jan
2
8% Feb
11
6% May
3
22
21
60
9
Oct
24
17% Oct
3
92
Oct
5
Oct
2
29
May 29
51
2
Warner
Bros
Warner
July 10
4
47% Jan
2
51
40% May 22
34% Jun
3
3
31% Jan
5
2% Apr
14% Apr
2
85% Jan
3
22
46
97 y2 Feb
16
102
92
Apr
32% Dec
14
30% Jan
Welch
West
15
Wesco
15
103
Mar
4
28
Jan
8
25
39
Jan
2
31% Jan
17
27
29
Feb
21
24% Jun
May 29
2
Jun
88% Jan
31
27
118
31% Jan
2
86% Apr
19
Apr
2
110
10
42% Jan
2
27
Feb
25
38% Jun
30
115
Jan
35
96% Apr
18
92
36% Dec
20
35% Jan
77
24
77
47% Mar 28
33% Jan
45
Jun
3
White
33% Jun 25
52% Jan
41% Jan
66 % Jun
3
White
4
Jan
101% May 27
51% Jun
3
85 % Jun
29 % July
100
Feb
23
103 y2 Nov
19
May 29
10% Jan
15
Oct
5
20
25
26
100
32% Jun
Jun
25
6% Jan
2
107
Jan
19
21% Jan
2
27% July
28
39
Jan
2
46
14
26% May 29
48
18
32% Feb
26% Mar
5
Jun
22
Jun
26
Mar 29
19% Jan
15
White
15
Wickes
Oil
&
6
5
Jan
2
44
Jun
13
Wilson
Jan
2
93% Feb
12
7
6% Jan
2
$4.25 preferred
Windsor
Industries
2
26% Mar
1
29
10
28
20
Oct
23
29% Dec
5
23
Oct
15
29% Jan
22
55
Oct
24
92% Jan
July
130
7
28
2
Jan
47
2
24 % Jan
136% Apr
3
,
62% Feb
5
75% Apr
26%
Jan
2
36
85
Jan
7
93 V4 Jun
Feb
8
93
Jan
16
92% Jun 25
131
Jan
2
96 % Jun
28
107
11% Feb 28
9% Jun
19
12
146 y4 Jan
24
25
•7% Jun
19
Jun
14
166V* Jan
4
30% Feb
21
27
22% Oct 23
65y» Oct 22
14% Oct 25
23
38% Feb 16
107% Mar 28
30% Mar 16
Jan
2
25% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
-
25
25
16
12%
101%
12%
42%
44%
101
95
101%
95
35%
*92%
35%
104
*12%
44
35
26
26%
31%
35%
35%
v
Bid
ruptcy
and
Act,
otherwise
or
75% Mar 15
asked
prices;
securities
Indicated.
On
no
assumed
stock
Mar
51
sale
on
68
Jun
12
or
more,
low
and
12%
43%
101 %
1023/4
94
*92 3/4
93
103
*94
*923/4
.
35%
*101
96
96
94
*923/4
35%
35%
102%
103
353/a
50%
51%
51
1023/4
51%
*102%
51%
39%
40%
393/8
393/4
39%
35%
88
*87%
*115%
23
'49%
36%
99%
99%
99%
993/a
43%
43%
43%
433/4
82%
80%
80%
22%
22%
31%
*30%
31%
37V4
36%
36%
27%
303/4
28
2,200
26 '/o
29
28%
28%
152.700
31%
303/„
353/4
31%
36%
303/4
31
10.900
36
45.600
36%
88%
*88
122
*1153/8
35%
89
*88
122
*115%
4.600
89
122
29%
29%
29%
293/4
29%
29I/2
99%
993/4
98 3/8
99%
98%
98%
42
560
43%
40
413/4
40%
42%
*80
36,600
81%
793/a
80
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80%
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42
41%
42
41
41%
41%
41%
61
59%
60%
593/4
603/a
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60%
30%
30%
103
♦102
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41
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30
11.800
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28
50%
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40%
46
103
f 40
7.600
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20
94
35%
31%
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29%
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96
700
270
233/a
353/8
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29%
9
102%
2,000
10,.900
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30%
44
900
500
2,500
22%
122
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4.500
I
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31%
-
122
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44%
27%
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30%
103
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93/8
27%
28
30%
30%
103
93/8
9%
59%
30%
103
300
1,100
60%
10.400
30%
3.900
103
40
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9%
1.000
27
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27%
400
45%
263/4
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46
z
4.400
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46
100
15
15%
15%
15%
15
15
14%
15
15
35%
1-5%
36%
1.800
36
36
351/8
353/8
35%
35%
36
36
1.800
31%
32%
313/a
32%
41
41%
40%
41
92%.
91%
91%
32
33
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31%
41%
413/s
92%
41%
No par
*91%
92%
42
32%
*91%
31%
32%
6.200
40%
40-%
4.700
*91%
92%
100
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%.
9%
9%
9%
9%
30%
1.000
30%
30%
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303/a
30%
30%
29%
30%
7.400
100
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134
135
132
132
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134%
Corp—10
5
—10
10
44%
45
44%
45
45
45
45
45%
44%
37%
45%
38%
4.100
37%
39%
39%
41%
39%
403/a
38%
26 %
39%
26%
26%
20,100
27
263/8
Stores
Inc
Inc___—
preferred
Public
(F
Service
Inc
Co
Co_.
W)
Co
1
,
29%
.29%
29
29%
*133
29%
293/a
*132
30
134%
25,800
20
26%
26%
27
70%
3.700
70%
71%
70%
70%
70%
711/4
70%
71
8.800
34%
34
341/B
34
34%
34
34%
33%
92
8.200
92%
Q9
92%
*92
923/4
No par
89%
99%
34%
100%
100%
100%
1003/4
5
*10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
1.25
Corp
Radio
293/4
70%
212% 215
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__Nopar
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Zenith
293/8
29%
34
10
.100
30%
31%
99 y4
26
Corp.
day.
fCash sale.
wd When distributed,
x Ex-dividend,
companies,
f Transferred from American Stock Exchange to
25%
16
*12%
96
23
*87%
common—No par
this
by such
dividends of
6
*15%
12%
44%
101
30%
32
100%
26%
1
*92
217
29%
221%
221
30%
31%
29%
31%
100%
101%
26
31%
100
26
,
42% Oct 24
153/4
12%
101
35
3%
43%
*94
103
3
40%
*115%
*80
15%:
33%
123/8
102
353/8
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50%
40
30%
15%
49%
39%
44%
96
*94
94
*92%
*102%
15%
12%
43
43
3%
9%
Xerox
July 12
27% Jun
Inc
Worthington Corp common
4%% prior preferred
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
Wyandotte Worsted Co—
12
106% May 31
Co
Woolworth
15
3iy4May20
34% May 21
2
84% Jan
*12%
5
Chemical
Woodward Iron
Mar 29
235
.
Co
Witco
May 16
Jan
15%
*3
30%
Wisconsin
41V* July 10
7
"58
16
16
3
_10c
6%
8
May 13
27 y4 Jun
21% Oct 22
81% Jun 28
Corp
Winn-Dixie
22
32% May 17
30
3%
'
38%
*33%
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com—10
9% Mar 28
31% Apr
9
Jan
42% Jan
3%
48
1.700
1
Inc
87
44% Dec
3
333/4
400
4.5U0
-
5
Stores
38
Jan
39
333/4
20
50
—
preferred
16
131% Apr
Jun
preference
convertible
15
Feb~~9
8
$3
Feb
31% May 29
125
Prior
3
Nov
9% Feb
49
38%
335/a
8%
Wilcox
39
483/4
38%
30%
102%
—.____
39% Apr
35% Jun
26
49%!
38%
1
common
57
33% Oct 22
84% Mar 16
373/4
49
8%
18
25% Mar
35%
37%
33r.
30%
Jun
20
353/4
373%
33%
102%
issued
34 % Mar 25
2
Mar 22
Co
88
25
36 3%
37%
38%
1
When
10
27
43% Feb
Motor
1071/4
108%
35'/8
20
(The S S)
Dental Mfg
107'/4
*1071/4
36%
37%
49%
5%% preferred
—100
White Sewing Machine common—1
7
Jun
10% Feb
32% Aug 17
18% Dec 27
Jun
12
5,200
51,300
33%
33%
8.700
30%
25%
48%
38
33%
14%
30%
24%
36%
31%
90% Oct 29
14
.'■*
25%
*37%
48%
38
2.50
Telegraph
143%
31
243/o
373/4
27%
Union
14%
31
25%
107%
37%
26%
RR
360
10,900
35%
31
Pacific
74%
24%
par
5
35%
37%
37
2nd preferred
non-cum
73%
23%
37%
36%
49
36%
71 y4 May 14
29
Oct 24
Jan
*1063/4
31
73
24%
37%
22%
Inc
Bancorporation
293/4
24%
f.
35%
*30%
25% May 11
Apr
■i
800
71
14%
par
3.80%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4%%
convertible preferred—80
May 10
Apr 15
r
106%
10.400
22%
22-%
14%
par
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
5
90% Jan
15
30
•
25%;
106
69%
,22%
.•
14%
36%
Western
80
29%
25
107
69%
22%;
31%
Apr
9
May 16
33
:*■
25%
22
xl4%
22%
Western
32
29%
(■
.
70
36%
4%
3
2
14%
3
2.900
8
€9%
*30 %
3
39% Jun
25
*7%
2,400
7
40
32% Jun
2
Jan
6%
81/4
No par
2
25
6 3%
*7 7%
40
Jan
25% Jun
6 7/0
8%
52%
Jan
4
7%
8
50%
18% Jan
30% Mar 12
6%
21%
29
41% Jan
7%
8
39%
Western
28
39 Vb Jan
7%
8
22%
29%'
1,000
52%
7%
70
24%
431/8
7%
"
1
Western
9
9
25
25%
2
Air
4
40 V* July
31
21% Oct 24
Lines
25%
*52%
253/4
43
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
54% Jun
2
32% Feb
21% Oct 24
Sep
4
3,100
25%
51 %
25%
*106
100
4
—1
100
Co
Corp
431/4
52%
43%
53V4
26
43%
*525/,,
22
Power 4%% pfd
preferred series B
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common__5
4% %
preferred
100
29% Dec
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
25
Financial
433/e
43%
52%
25%
14%
4.20%
94% May 17
38% May 20
2
4
Coal
Kentucky
450
231/4
8 »/8
8,700
8%
25 Ve
1
Co
81%
23
8%
52%
5
1
West Penn
Mar 12
98
13
108% Sep 24
Scientific
811/4
23%
81/0
53%
70
10
Corp
19
23 y2 Jun
Jun
Welbilt
83
23%
8%
25 %
7%
1.25
Co
*81%
23%
8
43
7%
Pharmaceutical—1
Motor
81%
23%
8%
25
No par
Knitting Mills
106 y2 Feb
14
100% Jan
5
Waukesha
Wayne
12% Jun
11
91 % Jan
30
Mar 12
1
53% Apr
1
Apr
94% Jan
4
Dec
2
Co
Pictures Inc
$4.00
3% May
8
21% Jan 23
Mar 11
9
100
Feb
Brothers
813/4
23%
8%
43%
1,
100
common
82
22%
53%
No par
50c
convertible preferred
Warren (S. D.) Co
No
Washington Gas Light Co
No
Washington Water Power
No
May 14
38% May
3
40% May 28
2
30 % Feb
14% Feb 20
May 29
110
14
37% Mar 19
28
& W
Inc
*81
8%
43
2.50
Warner-Lambert
8
Jan
26% Oct
19
31
29 y4 Apr
2
33% Mar
Dec
G
Co
Mar 11
6%
17
32
95
10
Baking Co
preferred
Warner
36% Feb
11
Ward
16% Jun
2
102 y2 Apr
23
8%
Co'
24% July 11
25
31
81%
22%
Tiernan
&
20
39% Mar
Jan
Wallace
Walworth
17
2
23
87
Walker
76 Va Jun
Feb
5% Jan
81%
No par
Co
(Hiram)
23
23% Jan
8
preferred—100
Corp
15
Walgreen
Apr
103
Jan
4%%
RR
Wagner Electric
Waldorf System
May 24
28
2% Oct 22
25
9
54% Jap
May 29
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
8% Oct
10
40% Jan
39
95 y4 Jun
Dec
6
12 % Mar 20
38% Apr 19
27% May 17
105
2
17% Feb
__
20% Feb
29
.
'
42 y8 Jun
Mar 12
k
.V
10% Oct 24
Wabash
10
2
6% Mar
65% Mar 21
15
Jan
87
20
44% Feb
4% Oct
5% Oct
19% Jan
25% May 13
9 Ye May 24
49 V2 Feb 20
56V2Jun
5
57 y4 Jan
21 y4 Oct
Mar 27
81
62%
62%
63%
102
103/4
101%
10s/8
226%
221%
226%
30
11
29%
31%
29%
31%
100%
101
31%
26%
*92
92 3/4
102
102%
1,400
1Q3/4
1,900
103/4
222%
29%
*31
101
99%
200
235
93,600
30
14.500
31%
101
1.600
18,600
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
25%
3,000
62 %
63%
62
63%
60%
62%
37,400
Ex-distribution,
t In bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bank¬
Range for 1963 is a combination of both exchanges. All preferred issues are cumulative unlesi
y Ex-rights,
N.Y.S.E;
64%
101
26%
z
,
high ranges are for new shares only,
—
m
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24
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.
.
Monday, July 15, 1963
.
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Dec 15 1967-1972.
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Feb
15 1985
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15
1963
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15 1962-1967
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:
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1978-1933
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1968
May 15
3%s
Treasury
Nov
Aug
100.1
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May 1.5
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
1988-1993
100.14
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101.28
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July IX
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each
more
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July 9
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or
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4y8s
May 15 1989-1994
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
..
one
Tuesday
July 8
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indicate
point represent
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
bonds
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;.
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88.20
92.22
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103.8
July 25
101
July 11
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101.8
July 10
101.8
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4 Vis
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6
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103.24
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103.8
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1977
102
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1982
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99.24
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15
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1969
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1972
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1976
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31
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11
All other figures
Dec
4 Vis
;
are
bid
and
asked
15
£9Vi
1982
99 Vi
100 lA
(Range for Week Ended July 1 2)
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
,
Exchange
Period
Last
<or
Sale Price
Friday's
Low
3%
Unification
Corporate
Issue—
Stock
-
'
Bonds
BONDS
Range Since
New York Stock
Jan. ], 1963
Sold
High"
New York City
Transit
No.
Low
983^2
99
54
97%
99%
6%s
Period
1955
f
s
1951
debentures
Power
Foreign Securities
debentures
series
A
1978
debentures
series
B
1978
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of)
reduced
to
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3.5%)
to
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to
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series
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33
78
90
87
90
43
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90
90
90
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83
90
90
90
90
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78
90
56%
63
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1979
97%
98
98 Vi
97%
s
April-Ocf
f bonds
6s
57%
--
63%
6s
•
6s
96%
99
76
97
97%
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99
98%
assented
101
42
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102%
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58
101%
101
92
92
92
92
93
93
46
46
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47
46
46
92 y4
92 Va
102%
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fund
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May-Noi
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1961
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1961—Ja?i-July
1961
Jan
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April-Oct
1961
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Jan-July
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assented
101%
101%
98%
6s
•
assented
*'3%
Mar-Sept
*^3 %
1962
April-Oct
*33%
April-Ocf
*43 Vb
1963
—May-Nov
1962
sinking
external
fund
6s
External
sink
1963
fund
*-3%
$
bonds
103
103
103%
8
100%
103%
104 Vi
104
104%
39
102
105
104 Vi 104%
25
102 V*
105%
104
104%
78
102
104%
103 y2
103ya 104%
35
102
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45
103 Vi 103%
24-
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May-Nov
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May-Nov
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43 y4
.June-Dec
*1%
72
1957
Jwne-Dec
1961
—
105
100%
47
46
46
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank 6y2s
6%s assented 1957
6%s
assented
June-Dec
_Mar-Sepf
•
•
•
1993
3s
June-Dec
Chile
103%
103%
*43%
May-Nov
105%
104
•
Guaranteed
6s
•
Guaranteed
•
101%
•
•
89 Vi
89%
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101%
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101
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102%
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103%
12
102 y8
105
41
100 y4
102%
• 6s
,
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■
Consol
debt
of
extl
Columbia
102%
96
131
•
sink
—
7s
1960
1960
s
sink
f
5%s
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s
f
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•
—
--
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—
—
49%
fund
dollar
fund
fund
6y2s
'95
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bonds
extl
7s
(Republic
: 98%
987/b
...Feb-Aug
■
..May-Nov
5%s
of)
98%
86
__May-Not?
—
1947—
debentures
172
79%
85%
Apr-Ocf
1978
Telephone
$
85 Vb
•
of)—
loan
95 Vb
172
85%
1970. .Aprif-Oct
1947—
1946
7s
fund
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3
.Mar-Sept-
1970
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sink
Copenhagen
94%
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adjustment
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§»Gtd
.
-
:
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1927 Jan 1961—1'
..Jan-July
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*100% 103
1962
6s
1962
assented
Colombia
§«Gtd
101 Vi 101%
103
101 Vi
4
8
sinking fund
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
§• Cologne (City of)" 6V2s 1950
•
TT
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6s 1961
Chinese
87%
—
fund
1961
assented
Chilean
104 Vb
•
*—
6s
103%
•
sinking
assented
98%
1958—
April-Oct
1942
1960
6s
100%
APril-Oct
Aprif-Oct
7s
May-Non
102%
Mar-SePf
see page 29.
f
April-Ocf
17
AnriZ-Oct
footnotes,
87 y4
62%
104
.1—June-Dec
1978..——
56%
1960
sinking
• External
101%
101
6s
•
99%
97
27
AprR-Oct
»
—
6s
43
loan. 4s 1964—June-Dec
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3s
s f 1976
f bonds '78_Jan-Juty
1942
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4%s
1973
88 %
s
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan
•
24
1945
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1965_i—Feb-Aug:
loan
85 Vb
84 y4
•
27
'6V2S
extl
87
86
s
30-yr 3s
29
April-Ocf
1972
*86%
*84%
1974
external
assented
63 y2
*61%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
2%s
104% 104%
„Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
Mar-Sept
of)
103
Jan-Jufu
new__
1977
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88
90
June-Dec
Plan
April-Oot
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For
to
100
~A?ril-0?f
1982
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adj .(series
51/:»s
?'
88
1951
External
—
100% 101
1980—Jan-July
4y
4Vis
83
._
(interest
due
•
—
63
6s
•
100%
(Rep) 5y2s extl s f $
1973—.June-Dec
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5Mis CXf
loan
;
June-Dec
Mar-Sent
20-year. 5 Vis July 15 1982
'5Vis external
*90
April-Ocf
A
1978
30-yr
(Republic)
§*7s
101 Vi
im^-Nos
1973—
1972—
20-year
97%
97 Vi
June-Der
20-year
,4 /is debs
78
1957—April-Ocf
(interest
1975
(Dept of)
• External
—
~Apr-Ocf
June-Der
_
20-year 5Vis April 1980
20-year 5.%s Oct 1980
20-year 5%s 1981——
20-year 5%s Jan 15 1982 old
4
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•
1971
4%s
80%
75%
due
Plan
3.375%)
of)
2%s
Cauca Val
I
1966
15-ytar
15-year
15-year
Belgium
Vi
—
Jan-July
1978
105
—
April-Ocf
bonds
102 Vi
—
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Apr-Oct
1967
5s
to
77%
—
(Interest
1979
to
3.5%)
(Dominion
25-year
—
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C
12
91%
(Commonwealth of)—
3 Vis
Austrian
*96 Va
B
1957
$
103 3/i 103%
ser
1957
20-year
20-year
Austria
103 %
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1957-
series
30-year 3s
/High
~
1952
pursuant
(Dept
Canada
91%
*92
1945—Jan-July
1945__Jan-July
1946—Jan-July
sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
series
§• 7s
Caldas
Apr-Oct
collateral 7s A
sinking fund 7s
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^•External
§»7s 1st
to
reduced
;
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Mar-Sept
(City of) 5 Vis 1973
Mar-Sept
S •External
Ry
funding bonds of 1931
ISSUES
1947-
Amsterdam
§«Antioquia
1,1963
Low
1957—April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1927
3.375%)
*75%
June-Dec
due
1979
of
pursuant
Stamped
FOREIGN
\
Bank—
§»Gtd
Akershus
6%s
Central
Stamped
reduced
AND
(interest
1926
3.375%)
f
s
reduced
Teletype
212 571-1253-4
5%
GOVERNMENTS
of
6%s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
New York
No.
Range Since
Jan.
Sold
June-Dec
1978
f
s
reduced
•
Exchange
Bonds
86%
*80
Jan-July
Jan-July
1941
8s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Wertheim & Co.
FOREIGN
external
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
•
High
.
Feb-Aug
4%s
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
Friday's
Inc—
4%s
Telephone
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1959
&
Light Co
adjustment—
Debt
HA 5-4400
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
April-Oct
f debentures
s
6%s
Berlin
York Stock
Friday
Interest
Exchange
City Electric Co—
debentures
6s
June-Dec
,>ur,
Low
»■'
Members New
■
Hign
Berlin
1980
■:
<
J Bid & Asked
100% /
quotations.
'Week's Range
Friday
99 V2
1977—
1978.^
3s' 1972
102% 102%
.June-Dec
-
1
Apr-Oct
.April -Oct
*
99l/2 100
99 %
/
69
69
40
\98y2
1
101%
73,
1
63 y4
99 '
103%
98%
100
.
70%
Number 6281
198
Volume
.
Tlie
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(213)
RECORD ■ (Range
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE KOND
Week's Range
Friday"**
Interest
BONDS
^
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
.
Sale Price
(
t>l"
t
4t4
Low
Credit
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(Dept ofj
Czechoslovakia
•
(fc>tate)—
(interest reduced
extended to 1960
(Kingdom of) 5%s 1974
tiw >
Denmark
1977
loan
extl
external
o%s
1
20%
21
51
61%
62%
103%
;
29
{•8s
107%
20
62 '/8
J
..Mar-Sept
;
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103%
99
991/4
19%
243/4
(Republic of)—
s i $ bonds Jan 1
1976__—Jan-July
3s external s 1 $ bonds Jan 1 1976—1—Jan-July
internal
103%
15
101 Vi
99%
37
98 va
101
99%
58
•7s
105
99
99 %
sinking
fund
*88
98%
90
&
flange
Friday's r
7s
86
88
95 Vs
95'/a
April-Oct
1968
tfune-Dec
20I2_
of
June-Dec
due
1926
pursuant
Plan
to
1966
&V4a
•
(Republic
Estonia
__
*4
Jan-Juiy
1967—
7s
01)
*95 Vi
——-Jan-July
(interest reduced to 2.25%)
{•Rome (City of) 6Vis 1952
*63 V'B
*65%
70
*62
~
June-Dec
—
72
A
2004
June-Dec
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.
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(R.public of)—
s
Finland
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1980
series)
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1973
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{•Frankfurt
Mar-Sept
:
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Main
on
dollar
3s
dollar
4s
58
—-
International
3s
dollar
7s
•
6s
•
paid
part
98%
102%
99
II
95%
—
95%
secured
Siemen
• 4
(Prov
Vis
South
Halske
&
105
105
104%
1
1073/4
92
—
94 Vb
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96
4
96
1023/4
1073/B
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1013/e
of)
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loan
Dec
April-Oct
33%
33%
30
11
33%
&
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of)
(State
Mining Corp—
mortgage 6s 1949
adjustment
Harpen
101 Vb
4 Vis
1970
debentures
Heidelberg
7Vis
(City)
1950
"
*95 Vi
101%
5(is
extl
due
II
—
'
95%
95%
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Ilseder
Sud
Italian
gtd ext
30-year
series
Italian
5Vis
extl
extl
loan
1974—.—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Map-Nov
5%s
of)
1980
Development Rank 6s 1976
6s
gtd extl loan 1977
6s gtd extl loan
1978
Japanese (Imperial Government)—
—Mar-Sept
May-Nov
F-A
,
6 Vis
•
loan
extl
due
of
104% 1G4%
83%
81%
4
/
29
98
106
813/4
• 5
1964
to
Vis extl loan of '30 1965
due
extended
1965
to
-«4%s
subord
conv
•
Electric
Medellin
debs
83%
84 %
7
81
83 Vi
83 Vi
84%
14
81
95
92%
Co
7s
7s
1951..April-Oct
extl
June-Dec
6 Vis
June-Dec
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1954
6 Vis
fund
sink
1958
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.125%)
2008
Mar-Sept
5 Vis
(Govt)
6s
4
Vis
extl
f
s
4 Vis
s
s
97 VB
971/3
98 VB
90
101 %
2
101
101
100% 101
100V4
100
64
101 Vi
10012 10018
50
97 VB
101%
98%
98
102 3/4
97 %
1023/4
100
Air
due
loan
—
101
101
2
*26%
—
Cauca
53/8s
102 Va
external
Elec
87%
88
due
31
2%
823/4
15
%
5%s
s
5 V2S
s
5 Vis
external
f
f
extl
f
s
extl
Co
Stamped
434s
loan
Nat
loan
63
27
57%
loan
—
*47
54
—
51%
•
(State
4Vis
•
4 Vis
debs
Vis
May-Nou
June-Dec
$
46%
52
__
104
104 %
102 3/4 1023%
8
101 Va
34
101
100% 100 Vi
—
—
103 %
——
102
98%
1st
Co
98
Jun-Dec
1947
A
6s
6s
7s
sink
old
fund
fund
name
103 %
103
10
100
Direct
,
15
101
101
*9y "/4
98%
—'
98 VB
to
gold
2.25%)
Electric
Power
7s
1950
6s
103
%'103%
15
100%
6
104
102
106
100 Va
24
973%
98%
.
54
*7(4
7%
1950—Jan-July
Jan-tfuZy
*8%
8s
*73/4
54
2
49
57%
—
86%
__
91%
—
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„
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8
7
~1
7%
7
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1 •External
to
secured
8%
debs
reduced
to
2%)
2006
footnotes,
81 %
96 %
10
96 %
963/a
123'% 12434
62
123%
140%
103
104%
102%
96'4
124%
*104 VB
-_
100
100
*102
June-Dec
'104
98%
22
102
103%
Co
_April-Ocl
1998_
61%
70
94
36
933/4
95
102% 103
46
102%
105
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conv
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5 April-Oct
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125
95%
125
129
90%
98
18
121%
130
debentures
debentures
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
1980
2%s
1975
debentures
2%s
1986
2%s
debentures
1987
debentures
1973
debentures
1971
debentures
debentures
I—
1982
debentures
1990
3%s
106% 1063/4
106%
149
105%
108
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.June-Dec
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—:—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
:
1984
43/as
debentures
4%s
convertible
1985
debentures
1973
American Tobacco Co 3s debentures
debentures
81%
80%
81%
14
80
83
85
85%
65
85
75
75
76%
13
743/4
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79
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78
80
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%
87%
96
94 Vi
64
92%
101%
101% 102 %
273
100%
103 Va
338
337
313
353
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4%s sinking fund debentures 1986
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4 Vis conv subord debs 1983
Ashland Oil & Refining Co—
3%s
conv
subord
53/4 s
subord
7
73/4
5 (4s
debentures
debentures
1979
debentures
1983
60
69
49
57
Associates
Investment
debs
1976
92
April-Oct
Stamped 4s July 1
1995
8
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100% 100%
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98
92 Va
93
703/4
101
24
—
—
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100 %
1023/4
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104
51
91%
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137
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5
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1977
1977
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94
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see page
29.
Coast
mortgage 4s ser A 1980
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General mortgage 4 Vis ser C 1972
Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
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Atlantic Refining 23/8s debentures 1966—Jan-July
*753/4
78
73
79%
3 Vis
70
78
conv
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4%s
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57
54%
59
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1
1979
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4Vis
*77
1987
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debs
debs
1979
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*99%
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June-Dec
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&
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2012
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4s
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81
84
73%
7
—
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•.
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7
8s 1946—April-Oct
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6Vis
*__
debs 1981_April-Oef
1986
~7
93%
%
92
360
__
93%
Jan-July
subord
conv
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(City of)
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1( 2
92%
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Co—
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7%
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to
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■
1977
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|
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reduced
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103
10
98 Vb
97%
April-Oct
1947-April-Oct
1952
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April-Oct
1990
2%s
.
100 Va
101 Vi 101%
97%
*91%
mortgage 6s 1953
mortgage 6s 1955
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5%s 1973
Janeiro
1980
cgnv-
1st gtd
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American
100
98
*91%
7s
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99
983%
41
'
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1963
reduced
debs
1975
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103 »/a
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103
20
98%
1961—April-Oct
1940
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reduced to 2.375%) 2001
7Vis 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan
mortgage
mortgage
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May-Sept
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1959
series
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1967
1972
101%
99
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sink
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RR
debentures
of West
debentures
4%s
102%
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2nd
gold
AND
1033/4
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89%
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7%
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54
100
1
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of)
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conv
2%s
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(Interest
98
97
-
7%
__
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85
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1958
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assented
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f
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91
93%
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1971
54
101%
1978—
s
91
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105 %
1977
s
94
92
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loan
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of
to
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98
May-Nov
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loan
extl
91%
86
17
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63
102%
1973
extl
(Republic
83%
90
99
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Feb-Aug
61%
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to
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89
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61%
4
1978
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:
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A
8s
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2%
18
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pursuant
reduced
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88 34
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subord
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sink
3%s
{•Pernambuco
1013/4
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(Dept of)
1958
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
7s
Allegheny Power System—
89
27
1965
extended
5Vis
99
II
*__
_ApriZ-Oct
2%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1977
loan
1958
of)
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100
*101%
May-Nov
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—
104% 105
Development Co Ltd—
extl loan
(30-year)
1958
5Vis
1984
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series
of)
3%s
•
99
♦100
May-Nov
:
1978
1978
1958
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
28
100% 101 %
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{•Nuremberg
(City of) 6s 1952
Feb-Aug
5V2S
1033/B
Valley
mortgage 3Vis 1984
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98%
24%
104%
1965
new
extl
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1979
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1979
extended
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101
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50
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1976
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loan
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100
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98%
102 Vi 102%
—
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gtd dollar bonds 1976
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100
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95
5
23
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5%s 1976
5 Vis 1977Tel & Tel Public
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15-year
Norway
1971
1964
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3
99%
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Zealand
16
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reduced
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1952
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—
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30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
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1964
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•
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f
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of)
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gtd
series
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s
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26%
28
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37%
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1965
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1962
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2012
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104
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1964
1968
paid
part
98%
1930—
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101 %
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102
106
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/
61
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2001_
pursustat to Plan A
to
70
.
60
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sinking fund
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98%
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bonds
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reduced
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1953
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1967
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,
,
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reduced
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mortgage 4 Vis 1983
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101
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101
97%
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Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
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1984
1992
1992
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110
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100
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101
98%
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112
84%
:
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82
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__
98
1
•
mortgage
mortgage 3%s
5s
income
debs
inc
B
1997"
5s
conv
1985
April
73 %
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'X—
2054
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Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Afay-Nov
Chicago Great Western 4s series A
1988__Jan-July
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mtge 4 Vis Jan l 2038
April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
•
1st
•
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mortgage
4s
mortgage
inc
4Vis
series
inc
A
Jan
1983
A
Jan
39
-
82
—
April
52
—
51
52%
58%
debentures
First
Milwaukee
mortgage
General
V2S
4
•
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6s
inc
Paul
series
4 Vis
increased
debs
&
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First
4s
mortgage
conv
Chicago
St
A
Jan
1994
1st
series
3s
27/8s
mtge
Vis
income
1st
Chicago
First
Terre
and
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Chicago
Chock
B
4'/2s
1988
1989
1990
1st
4%s
1991
94%
97 Va
Continental
77
21
73%
84
6
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;
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11
78%
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mortgage
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4%s
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65
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61
61
99
54
394
49
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53%
61
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85%
--
1st
—
w.
—
1978
Jan-July
1987
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85%
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71%
85%
—
71%
77
86
101
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105
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60
conv
Crown
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1971—.;
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footnotes,
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1969
1974
1970
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1977
see page 29.
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105
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1976—
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April-Oct
1984
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subord
1979
1983
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106% 107 %
32
99
103%
108
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104 %
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104%
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102%
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100%
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debs
conv
—
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1:
1
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Jan-July
1983
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5s
87
163% 167
April-Oct
102
102
11
103 Va 104
4
103 Va
106
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&
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debs
1985
subord
debs
debs
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Co
1981
1988
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M
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119%
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1986
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87%
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debs
Amer
Co
AprZZ-Oct
1983
4%s
of
Publishing
I
87%
89%
12
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73
73
84
99%
23
114%
124%
11
99%
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93
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60
mortgage
3%s
1982
1st mortgage 3s 1984
Dayton Union Ry 3%s 1965_^
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&
3%s
58
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55
62%
99%
99%
5
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100
101% 102%
84%
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debentures
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1983:
98
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98
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92
86
96 Vi
102
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2
6
92
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87
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55
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55
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1
2042
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38%
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64
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43%
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37
49%
87
89%
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50
51
15
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2
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mtge &
1st
mtge
&
coll tr 3s
coll tr 3%s
1
87%
1st
95%
100%
98%
102%
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&
coll
1st
mtge
&
coll tr
73
85%
87%
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mtge
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19731
1977
& coll tr 2%s 1979
& coll tr 2%s 1980
124
21
81%
88
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98
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11
87
85
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92
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-
1965
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_
__
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98
Co
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1975—April-Oct
1978
1978
A
1st
E
102 Va
100%
♦104%
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1991
subord
Cork
4%s
63%
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mortgage gtd 3%s series
mortgage 2%s series G
C I T Financial Corp 35/8s debs
debentures
—
1981
Afay-Nov
mtge 23/4s 1975_AprfZ-Oct
Fir at
3%s
Co
Steel
conv
Morris
First
Co
Oil
Products
4%s
3s
'
Afay-Nov
4
29
65
68%
Ry—
1982
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5
105
101%
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debentures
68
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mortgage
RR
3s
82%
29
—
Feb-Aug
109
82%
81%
65%
64 Va
Jan-July
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99%
106
105%
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1st
•__
rv
April-Oct
subord
debentures
Crowell-Collier
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36
Can
Copperweld
5s
45
RR—
1983
23
v;
107%
94%
104 %
105
—-
Mar-Sept
1987
debentures
4%s
Corn
4%s
Baking
Continental
70%
first mtge 2%s 1975
debentures
4%s
1975—-
convertible
4%s
71%
April
Jan-July
1980
C
Power
mortgage
First
&
Circinnatl
Cities
1999—
y
——
June-Dec
82
70
1
V;. '
101
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4%s
65
Mar-Sept
1
1989
82
w
104%
Apr-Oct
4%s
81
—
April
refunding mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_tfan-July
1994
Jan-July
conv
1st
2055
1
82
2019—April
2044
1995
series
Cincinnati Gas &
1st
l
23/4s-4,/4s
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4Vis
series
debs
5 Vis
mtge
Jan
Ry—
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Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
4
Jan-July
A
Jan
B
—
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4
mortgage
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1987
RR
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conv
mortgage
Pacific
A
inc
series
series
North
mtge
&
'
102 Va
105 Va
10
■■■:'43
95%
88%
92%
98%
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mortgage
mortgage
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1986
mortgage
40%
49
88
47
105 % 105 Va
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29
—
89
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1986
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1985
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70%
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1982
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82
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84%
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X
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—
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101
98
89%
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1976
debentures
4%s
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debentures
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110 y
86%
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1978
debentures
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104%
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y
29
81 Va
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series
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1st
2%s
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and
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M
debentures
92 Va
*84 Va
up
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Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
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subord
debentures
3s
1
99%
; y
85%
86%
June-Dec
•
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conv
ref
101
109% 109 %
109 %
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1991
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1976
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4%s
,
U
17
87%
127%
91
86
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^
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91 Va
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1991
series
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1990_
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91
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Refund
S
86 >/a
> 100
2
107%
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95
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1990
series
4%s
1965
subord
conv
:
1988
R
series
4%s
Fibre—
debentures
4 Vis
series
3%s
1971
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warrants
Paper
O
series
4%s
1986
1987
series
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1
98%
93 Va
84%
Feb-Aup
1st ref mtge s f 2%s series
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s
warrants
debentures
33/is
debs
subord debs
conv
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N
106 %
102 Va
86 Va
107
87%
90
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series
4%s
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•
4
2
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4%s
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u
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101 > 101
t'i.r"
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series
80
305
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109% 110
109 %
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88
45%
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2
106%
--
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82
Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
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1982
1983
1984
82
71%
125
87%
Jan-July
1974
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mortgage 3%s series B 1968^._Feb-Aug
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79
104%
103%
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99
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Afay-Nov
J
82
—
79
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First
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82
81
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—
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Feb-Aup
1981
Co—
debentures
conv.
Central
2020
1
105
Jan-July
1981
series
4s
91%
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mortgage 4Vis series A Jan
mortgage 4Vis series B Jan
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103 %
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series
5s
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Gen
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104 Va
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series
96 Va
94%
102
2
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1972
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5s
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16
18
June-Dec
1977
E
4%s
Central
20
>- 3
April-Oct >■>'
1972
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93 %
92%
95%
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—
1978
3%s
98%
16
90
90
94
91
V-yyy
1999
4%s
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r.
:
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April-Oct
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3%s
105
104
—
92%
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100% 100%
103% 104
Feb-Aug
3%s
64
72%
103
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series
3%s
100 Vi
55
57%
1
20
series
3%s
85%
83%
79
June-Dec
,
7lVi
1977
1982
B
C
3s
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■
103 % 103*4
79
May-Nou
1986
1
64
70%
7oy2
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99%
64
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
debs
debentures
Celanese
99%
June-Dec
1978
subord
conv
Caterpillar
3Vis
68
83 %
99%
Mar-Sept
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
Case
84%
—
82%
90%
88
104% 104%
June-Dec
:
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series
3s
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82%
1981
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3s
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2
—
Afar-Sept
debentures 1999—
debentures
2001
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2%s
June-Dec
91 Va
r*.i
April-Oct
debentures
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2%s
1976
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May-Sept
114%
2%s
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(perpetual)
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90%
103 >/2-
81
Mar-Noo
mortgage 3s series L
First mortgage 3s series N
3s sinking fund debentures
96%
85
90
89%
100 Va
31
103%
Afay-Nov
1970
1986
subord
conv
96%
105 %
88 Va
14
94%
April-Oct
1964
Elec 3%s
1983
3%s
Commonwealth
1st
4%
1983
O
debs
Ohio
3%s
mortgage
Consolidated
California Electric Power first 3s
Canadian Pacific Ry—
series
conv
South
mortgage
91
56
13
905/8
—
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95%
97
88%
90%
91%
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1983
First
Brunswick
88
88%
106 Va
1983
3%s
101 *4
100
99%
97
88
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J
1st
mortgage 4%s
1987
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>
80%
92%.
86%
104%
K
1st
—
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71
—
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97
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88
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—
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series
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85
86
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1981
1982
series
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55%
80%
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80%
—
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debentures
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94
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Feb-Aup
debentures
Columbus
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92%
86%
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4%s
50 %
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1977
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series
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series
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,
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84
56''
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Afar-Sept
1975
series
debentures
87
•
91%.
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debentures
106
104%
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series
3%s
112
101 %
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93%
68
79%
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debentures
99%
—
110
62%
37
86
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debentures
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105
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debentures
5s
1
84
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3s
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1990_May-Nov
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3s
3%s
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67%
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> *bo Va
1991_jan-juiy
1994
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33
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1993
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&
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83
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1989
3%s
mortgage
Range Since
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1977_Jan-tfuly >
4s
1986
3s
84%
—
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1st
1985
3%s
97%
239
99 % 100Vi
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1991
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88
104
101
2%s
mortgage
Colorado
105%
91
series
Div
1982
mortgage
mortgage
Bonds
High
•
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3s
mortgage
Friday's
103
109
June-Dec
4%s
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mortgage
1st
105 Vi
103
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101
1980
4 Vis conv 1980..
27/es debs 1981
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106-112
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May-Not;
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Afay-Nov
Co
Co
38
%
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1st
1
debentures
Airplane
Boeing
lau
June-Dec
1993
1st
96 %
17
B
1st
81
86
94
2
111*4
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v;
—
June-Dec
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mortgage
conv
94
143%
v
110
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23/4S series 1 1970
Consol mortgage 23/4S series J 1976
Co..ou.
mortgage
3s series K
1979
3Vis
141
;
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I
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lnc—
debs
debentures
Beu.A-
79
82
,*—>97
Jan-July
June-Dec
1990__
1982
Cleveland
Co—
Electric
&
Gas
or
Bid & visaed
Low
debs
series
5s
Cincinnati
First
Baltimore
Saie rrice
Corp—
suDord
Reiunaing
92
64%
r.
conv
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78%
68
33
737/a
73 %
73%
88
77%
68%
107
92
90 Va
92
Penou
Exchange
Las«,
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago 8c St Louis
Ry—
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gom
as
19yj
June-Dec
„
1970
1st cons mtge 4s ser B 1980—
1st
cons
mtge 4%s ser C 1995
• 4 Vis convertible
income Feb 1 2010
1st
Week's Range
Interest
High
City
Baltimore
Ended July 1 2)
Friday
BONDS
coll
tr
tr
3%s
3%s
3%s
1984
1985
1988
April-Oct
*88%
June-Dec
*84%
Jan-JuZy
Mar-Sept
*80
*78
Afar-Nov
*79%
June-Dec
*81%
June-Dec
*__
—
—
82 %
—
—
94
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&
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June-Dec
1st
ei,;:
5s
97%
10iy4 10iya
Chemical Corp—
3.65s
conv
subord debentures
1977
Jan-July
International Silver Co—
y
/
v'--/.
►
Eastern
y6
*101% 102%
^
_Jan-July
1978.
1st
*86%
—
.
■
Illinois Bell Telephone
*79%
106
Jan. 1, 1963
Low
90%
99
1
'
•
debentures
Range Since
No.
__
99
—Jan-July
Industries—
Bonds
Sold
High
*91%
—Jan-July
1987
*—
;
Low
'
—J an- July'
^
*82%
Afar-Sept
I
—J an-July
1984
subord
conv
•
81 y8
85%
■] : y
83%
Foods
4%s
.
214
79%
5
77
•
1977
debentures
m
'
10
86%
97%
■
4%s
92%
80
74 y4
78
1968
debentures
>'
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
..jjuhe-De c
1978
debentures
4*
or
Sale Price
254
204
1970_.
5s debentures 1982
4%s debentures 1981—
.
Hunt
80
89
254
*72 y8
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan -July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
23/aS 1980
3%s 1982
3%s 1983
3%s
1984
80
90%
72 %
953/3
Light Co 2%s 1977
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st
79%
80
96 %
Duquesne
78%
/
,
85%
93%
81%
86%
1982_Jan-JuIy
Afar-Sept
1977
conv
78%
*202
'
■
Feb-Aug
debs
sub
conv
Inc
4%s
.'91 'Vv
♦250
April-Oct
1978
3s
Co
Industries
Dresser
78 y4
-*771/2
'♦89%
April-Oct
debentures,/1977
debentures
92
.
1976_Afar-Sept
1983
94y»
debentures
4%s
__
Mar-Sept
Afap-Nov
1995_June-Dec
June-Dec
1984
1980
Aircraft Co Inc—
conv
5s
N
O
Ry
Ironton
Gardner
Douglas
4s
series
series
Mackinac
Second
1971
debentures
2%s
3%s
Detroit Tol &
1969
debentures
87
18
84%
-92 ^
May -Nov
Feb-Aug
_Mar-Sept
series K 1976
3%s
convertible
89%
♦85%
H
series
3s
4s
,
interest
1970.
contingent
Edison
90%
Corp 2%s
"V
,
Week's
Last
Period
.•
Finance
Friday
Interest
High
87
♦89%
1993)—Jan-July..:
June-Dec
General and refund 2%s series I 1982—Mar-Sept
Gen & ref mtge 2%s series J 1985
Afar-Sept
1%
Detroit
BONDS
Exchange
4y8s debentures
Jan-July
--April
2018
4%%
A
No.
;y';
New York Stock
»
Salt Laxe income mortgage
&
fixed
series
mortgage
Low
Household
(3% fixed
interest) 1993
contingent
*'
-
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
RR—
mortgage series A
1%
*
Grande
Bonds
High
(Range for Week Ended July 12)
•
■
Friday's
Bid & Asked *
Low
Denver
- -
27
subord
&
debentures
Robbins
debentures
Merrltt-Chapman
3%s
1972
debs
1975
Mar-Sept
*__
1081/2
146
Jan-July
83
106 Va
93
*93
Mar-Sept
1973.
1980
& Scott 4%s
107
93
102%
103 %
84
113
32
103%
78%
85%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(216)
28
...
M6nday, July 15, 1963
m
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND' RECORD (Range for Week Ended juiy 12)
Friday
Interest
Exchange
"
Week's Range
Last
Period
bonds
New York Stock
Sale Price
Low
175
165
'462
181
86 Va
86%
*80%
_June-Dec
States
(Minnesota!
4:
First
1st
80 Vi
99%
'
89'/a
89 %
88
83 Vi
1
1st
82
Pacific
mortgage 4 Vis
mortgage
1982
1984
mortgage 4V4s 1986
mortgage 4s 1988
95%
98J/4
First
92V4
.First
99
96
97
92%
»
97%
98
91 J/4
93
93J/2
98%
14
52
mage
Gen
93%
Corp
1 2045
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 47/ss debs 1980—Jan-July
•
Monongahela
4%s
3 Vis
Ry
debentures 1981
5 Vis subord
Morris &
:
.
64%
.
•
•
65
Ohio
June-Dec
gtd 3Vis 2000
States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
91 y8
91 Ve
2
84%
921/4
1996
22%
23%,
56
211/4
26%
First
78Vi
Gas
&
Electric
1974
National
Airlines
National
Inc
6s
conv
3s
debentures
sink
Nat'l
Distillers
Nat'l
Distiller
June-Dec
1992
debs
debentures
&
4%s
Chem
3%s
Prods
National
Lead
Co
National
Steel
debs
f
s
Corp
1st
National
Tea
sink
5s
Co
fund
3 Vis
1974_ApriZ-Oct
1988__Apr-Oct
Map-Nov
May-Nou
debs
1st 3Vis
mortgage 3%s 1986
mortgage 4%s 1989
1st
<
subord
4%s
Mar-Sept
1983—Map-Nov
1982
!
May -Nov
1977
Orleans
York
Terminal
Central
Consolidated
RR
4s
33/4S
Collateral
trust
Central
General
&
3%s
3Vis
1985
71 Vi
1st
45%
44%
Mar-Sept
New
66%
95i/a
1st
1998
25%
46
Olin
Mathieson
46
71
105
105
8
103%
105
105
105
105
20
103%
105
Owens-Illinois
1041/a
106%
Oxford Paper
351/2
mortgage 3s
85
N
N
Y
Connecting
RR
Y
&
gold
Harlem
Mortgage
Mortgage
N
series
Y
4s
41%
50
76%
*74%
*85%
83%
119%
109%
4s
Lack
4Vis
&
First
&
series
West
series
IN Y New
F
51/2S
subord
conv
*71
200Vi
60
B
4s
Gas
&
debs
Glass
4%s
Co
1983
Co
3%s
Electric
&
1988
1978
conv
refunding
debs
456
105% 106%
10
*104% 105
&
N
Y
Y
Power
&
&
Light
Putnam
B
Issues
1st
cons
&
mtge
A
• General
N
Y
92
K
1971
June-Dec
*90%
92
209%
3s
series
L
1974
June-Dec
105
10,8%
3s
series
M
1979
June-Dec
104%
3s
series
N
1977
June-Dec
Refunding mtge
,
'
80
82
June-Dec
*82%
91%
817/a
31/aS series
R
1982
tfune-Dec
95%
; 12
*86 Vb
84%
84%
84%
91%
95
95
93%
95%
3s
S
1983
June-Dec
5
91%
92%
2Vis series
T
1976
—June-Dec
*84%
102
1
101%
86%
102
103%
85%
86 Va
3%s series
U
1985
June-Dec
*79%
103
6
101%
1031/4
87'/a
103
86 y4
88
31/as series
W
1984
June-Dec
*90
92
90
31/as series
101
91%
103
100%
891/4
47
100 Va 101
87%
*86%
100
861/4
X
1984
Y
1987—
Z
1988
96
94%
96%
104
102 7/8
1041/4
101
.
101
101
16
*102
98%
107
103%
101
v
D
4Vis
45/as
s
s
s
f
f
f
debentures
debentrues
debentures
sub
ref
f
debentures
debentures
106%
102 y2
104 y2
84%
88
*90
debentures
63
62%
63%
198
55%
65
68 Vi
68%
69%
139
59%
71
76%
77%
69
65%
77%
97%
97
31
98
88
69%
70
24
60%
70%
58%
58%
25
52%
s
f
debentures
62%
5
52%
*81%
*88
53
18%
86%
5
86%
87
801/2
82
88
90
59%
70
89
95
70
5
_
89
52%
70%
32
53
19
207
16%
7
26
6%
75
50
—
*64
*70%
—
64%
791/4
■
871/4
55%
'
*85%
20%
8%
541/2
85%
55 y2
*50%
s
f
debentures
63
*28
*80
82
Map-Nov
641%
65%
63
59%
65
28%
25%
35%
80%
83y8
103 J/a
83 Va
102 y4 103%
Jan-puZp
3
84%
78%
80%
81%
87%
83%
*79
79%
86
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1987_Jan-juZp
83%
81
841/4
101%
104%
96%
16
97 %
991/4
77%
77%
77%
81%
81 y4
81%
81%
84%
86
86
*88
*105%
113
86
90 Ya
—
113
114
25
Mar-Sept
3%s
debentures
1991
4%s
debentures
1988
96
96
2
94
*96
Mar-Sept
*91%
1973—May-Noc
*95
May-Nou
92'Vi
*95'/a
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s 1997
101 Vi
Pacific Western
American
2047
Coll
see page 29.
88%
—
84%
87%
90
83%
87
88 Ya
y',;.-
*82%
88%
10
88 y2
88%
'
84%
88%
■
—
■
80
80%
80%
3
81%
88%
8
88%
100%
■
90%
91%
101%
101
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
136%
133% 138%
June-Dec
100%
"100% 100%
65
100
101%
June-Dec
102%
102 Va 102%
47
101
103 y2
ApriZ-Oct
World
82%
8
1,105
103
100
r-i 0 TF
101%,
-
1979
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
General
4y2s
General
series
series
5s
1965
A
1968
B
General
4y4s
General
mortgage
4y4s
E
1984
General
mortgage
3%s series F
1985
• Peoria
Pere
&
series
1981
D
Eastern Ry
series
Marquette Ry 3%s series
Baltimore
General
series
B
1980
D
Wash
&
RR
97
96%
91%
93
96
92%
94
94%
96%
99%
102
102
104%
102 J/2 102 Vi
101
103%
•—
103
104%
83
83
58
74%
8iy4
82%
13
74
82%
59
65%
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68
75
]£*■■ 21
89
91%
99
101%
April
71
71
89
89%
--c;
Feb-Aug
1977
C
89 y4
82%
*65
.Mar-Sept
139%
85%
39
Co—
1974
gold 4y2s series
Electric Co—
87
85%
Jan-July
*102
84%
96
89
V/:
90%
95
95
89%
89%"
11
94%
95
25
94%
96
85
—
85%
28
83
86%
Philadelphia
First & refunding
First & refunding
2%s
1971
2%s
First & refunding
First & refunding
June-Dec
1967
May-ZVop
2%s
1974
May-ZVop
2%s
1981
tiuiie-Dec
*79 y2
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
*83 %
refunding
2%s
1978
First & refunding
First & refunding
3y»s
1982
3y8s
First & refunding
First & refunding
3%s
1985
4%s
1987
First & refunding
First & refundnig
4%s
First & refunding
5s
Juiie-Dec
.
1988
84
85 %
85%
1
87 Va
84y4
——
83
103'%
5
102
104y4
90%
34
90
94 y2
106% 106%
2
84%
90 y4
•
82%
.
85%
■
subord
conv
82
*82%
103
8iy2
80
86
*83
April-Oct
Map-Nov
1986
—April-Oci
debs
1987
Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986
June-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3y8s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
4V2s
ser
ser
I
J
106%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
100
*100%
June-Dec
1989
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
4y4s
80
86
Mar-Sept
1983
3%s
<85%
.
105
102%
*103
104
106%
104%
993®
32
25
98%
115% 116%
380
112 y4
119%
101%
101%
99
116
99
*101 y2104%
"
1
*93
*74 y2
—
—
—
—
--
*99V2
93
94i/a
75
75
99%
*99%
1963_Feb-Aup
1964_Map-Nov
''
'
"
99%
99%
99%
Pittsburgh
Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
mortgage 5s series B 1975
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3y2S 1965
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
General
100
General
*97%
3%s
series
A
1984
.
77
100 y8
5
94
91%
77
*98%
100%
97%
97 Va
7
71%
77
98%
99%
97%
~1
-1
99i/4
97
98
~
—
j
*70
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula R.y—
1st gen 5s series C
1974
'
June-Dec
—
■
--
1
105
103
87
Jan-tfuZp
Jan-July
income 4s 1990—
guaranteed
120
VB
1964—June-Dec
Airways—
subord debentures
conv
guaranteed 4%s
97
1011/2 101 Vi
3%s debentures
Consolidated
92 Vi
__
Oil
Consolidated
87
—
*104%
*—
104Vi
__
104 Vi
1st
4%s
104%
Quar-Jan
91 Vi
901/2
91J/4
16
61 Vi
61J/4
Jan-July
Aprli-Ocf
95 Vi
105%
3%s
103 Ya
Potomac
87%
91%!
series
Plantation
102%
Quar-Feb
2047
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
77
77%
9
80
81%
</
.
103 %
99%
3
80
May-Nov
87%
91
102 Vi 102 J/a
May-ZVou
May-Nop
1981
104%
35
78
•
-
Mar-Sept
1983
debentures
106%
112
1996—April-Oct
May-Nou
A
1978
debentures
91
91
104
—
1974__Mar-Sepf
1981
ser
debentures
3%s
3%s
First &
*65%
J an-July
*
'V
1
99% 100
April-Oct
3y4s
99%
April-Oct
General 5s
18%
6%
Jan-July
2019—pan-July
debs
106%
62%
"
1978
5s
1986
1987
Pan
—Jan-July
1981
4Vis
June-Dec
debentures
debentures
59%
62 y2
69%
86%
Jan-fuly
1979
47/8s
1985
2Vis
77
103% 103%
—June-Dec
l,
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures
Philadelphia
1980
f
104
104
69y8
41/4S series II 1995
58
1978
f
footnotes,
40
106
69
*85 y4
May-JVou
May-Nou
May-Nou
May -Nov
s
For
106
104 Vb
85
May-Noo
Refunding & Improve 4Vis
4s
1984_
106
June^Dec
19
94
*70
1977
s
1
104
105%
93%
83%
1976
s
Jan
101%
105
94
100 Va
81%
461/s
1974
4Vis
3s
1992
97
.2
1991—
FF
93%
102% 102%
105%
16
82%
*49y2
1974
5 Vis
lien
EE
17
102%
102 % 102%
*77%
75
A
gold 4s
A
4Vis
General
(.June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1989—
1990
102%
100
55 ya
1982—
88
85%
June-Dec
DD
series
84%
101%
70
2004
Northern Natural Gas 3Vis s f debs
3 Vis
s
f
debentures
1973
3Vis
86%
*101% 102%
431/8
1987
&
*84 %
*100 y2 101%
1983
series
86
85%
June-Dec
Jan-July
Ry first
85%
83
June-Dec
50%
1980
general
82
6
4
,
(June-Dec
3Vis
47/8s
4 Vis
11
83%
85%
i
April-Oct
ref
BB
41/2S series
84%
85%
85%
1993—2-
Jan-July
April-Oct
Western
1986
3%s series CC 1978
ff v;
*'V5s
'
AA
series
5s
83
82%
83
June-Dec
4Vis series
83%
82%
June-Dec
3%s series
*
June-Dec
3%s series
87%
*103
*93y2
series
2
1994
1983—
Central
87%
June-Dec
1980
GG
1980—
&
85
1981
Q
HH
3 Vis
and
17
P
2 Vis series
41/2S series
2%s
1st
86%.
80
2%s series
108J/4
92%
4%s series
2 Vis
Norfolk
85%
80
86%
103
91
89
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
Northern
86%
100%
1975_Mar-Sept
4s 1993—ApriZ-Oct
gtd
series A
conv
84%
104
23/4s
3Vis series E
43/4s
9
84%
851/4
mortgage
Co
91
86%
General
Chem
88%
82
General
General
29
18
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General
94%
89%
84%
30
76
Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996
Refunding mtge 4Vis series J 1991
Rfeunding mtge 4 Vis series K 1993—
Nopco
94%
91
21
Map-Nov
Refunding mtge 3s series F 1981
Refunding mtge 3s series H 1989_
General
88%
98%
91
108 %
91%
76
A 2007
ser
series
89%
14
107
RR—
4Vis series
2 Vis
97
91%
series
*75 y8
*75
1994
mortgage
Telephone
*98%
June-Dec
3s
70
1973
first mtge
4s
June-Dec
1970
83%
Map-Nov
4s
mtge
1966
711/4
149%
95
116%
Co—
mortgage
I
J
*88
Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
1st
108%
series
Map-Nov
N
Term
45
3s
1975—April-Oct
2043
consol
109 y8109 y2
88
Jan-July
Jan-July
Hartford
first
93 y4
101% 101%
• General mtge conv inc 4Vis ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4 Vis A
'73_Jan-July
N
119%
2
108 Vi
June-Dec
2000
refunding mtge 4s
120%
113
93%
101 Vi
ApriZ-Oct
1973
B
Haven
93%
103%
77
200 % 207
June-Dec
2043
series
113 %
79
99%
77%
4Vis
1986
series
3Vis
A
99%
60
118 y2119%
,93%
102%
99%
119 y8120%
119%
June-Dec
April-Oct
conv
*—
70
84
RR—
1989—
27/8s
series
100%
Mar-Sept
Chemical 5Vis
95
"100% 102
Mar-Sept
1982—May-ZVop
85
40 %
41%
ApriZ-Oct
River
debentures
85
V
„
771/4
*105 % 106 y4
collateral
income
85
—
„
43 Vi
74%
*88
86 y2
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April-Oct
Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3Vis ser E 1980
4Vis
86%
83%
*8oy2
Jan-July
4y4s 1993
mortgage
105
York
First
84%
85 y4
86 %
mortgage
Shore
86%
*82%
3Vis ; 1997
-Jan-July
gold 3Vis 1998—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent Collateral gold 3 Vis '98—Feb-Aug
Lake
91
84%
*83%
June-Dec
59
'
85
tfune-Dec
mortgage 3Vis 1988
1st mortgage 4V2s 1987
95
70
*95%
77%
3V8s
1980
6s
Hudson
87
—
Co—
mortgage
75%
62%
*65 %
84%
mortgage
65%
i
Refunding & impt 4 Vis series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
N Y
80%
84%
*79%
1st
67%
Mar-Sept
i—May-ZVop
1977
A
77
80%
877/s
87%
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Nov
1st
57
128
4%s series
Co—
series
134 y4
75
April-Oct
Jersey Bell Telephone 3Vis 1988
New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
New
120 y8
83
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1974
New
New
58
*75*4
*80
*82
184
...
debentures
104
124 vv 127%
124
101%
*81%
71%
,77
'
3s
83%
1
Map-Nov
75%
—Feb-Aup
New England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
debentures 1982
82%
101% 101%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
76 y4
June-Dec
1980
conv
debentures
100%
*83
1980
1982
75%
June-Dec
1976
fund
*
*82%
2%s
70%
ser
1970
debentures
4%s
104
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage
3s
1979
75
Cash Register
3 Vis
97%
105
mortgage
75%
debentures
4%s
94
100
103%
1st
140
Mar-Sept
1987—ApriZ-Oct
43/is s f debs 1985-June-Dec
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987
ApriZ-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5 Vis conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 33/is debs 1970—June-Dec
Biscuit
National
2
86%
85
97; <
103%
Mar-Sept
3 Vis series
1986—Feb-Aug
debs 1976—Map-Nov
94 Vt
94 Ya
~3
"103%
1st
135
84
First
1980
80
85%
"104
85%
86%
82
i
Pacific
Corporation
5 Vis
conv
Nashville Chat & St Louis 3s
94 y8
87%
85
83
N
NAFI
22
98%
-97
Feb-Aug
first mortgage 3s
mortgage
2%s
1975
mortgage 2Vis 1980
First
22 Vi
Map-Nov
April-Oct
1978
debentures
97
'2 Jan -July
1984—June-Dec
1979
2%s
Telephone
Edison
91%
—Feb-Aug
Essex first
Mountain
3 Vis
Feb-Aug
1981
debentures
debs
conv
Bell
debentures
86 y2
'
*93%
Si%
1991
B 1966
series
5s
1987
•'
86%
85%
65 Vi
79
Northrop
Northwestern
31/4S
4%s
mortgage
86
84%
85%
83
tfune-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
—_June-Dec
1977
15
85
94 Vi
57
1st
75 "A
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
High
83
80
Feb-Aug
mtge 4%s 1992
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s
1st mortgage 3s 1979
85y4
86 y2
June-Dec
1991
5
601/2
33
60%
59
—
1990
4%s
85 y4
89 Vi
66 y8
60 Vi
81
89
*88%
5s
mortgage
1st
I
97Vi
8
39
91%
98
mortgage
First
71
2020
Gen
debentures Jan
Low
84%
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
90
85 Vi
,
•
income
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
High
*84
June-Dec
April-Oct
82
-
*96 %
1979
31/4S
3Vis
1st
crj CO
2%s
mortgage
1st
1990
series B Jan 1
4 Vis series C Jan 1 2005.:
income 4%s series A Jan 1
•
• 5s
Range Since
Sold
85 y4
-Jan-July
Feb-Augr
mortgage
1
1
98
1975-^—I
1978
3s
mortgage
92J/4
33
2%s
1974—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
2%s
mortgage
mortgage
First
Co—
RR
1st
Bonds
Co—
First
102 Vi
96
96%
96%
,
first
mortgage
Oklahoma
1st
Power
;
■
Friday's
Low
86%
5
•
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
33/4s sink fund debentures 1976
-Feb'-Aug
3.10s sink fund debentures
1972
ApriZ-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
mortgage
6s
1985
May-Jvo©
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan 1971
May
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—tfune-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
.//-■
Prior
lien
41/2S
series D
1978
Jan-July
• Cum adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—April-Oct
• 5 Vis
subord income debs 2033
Jan-July
181
116
82
*99% 101
1991
—------_Jan-July
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979.
_Mar-Sept
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis 1969_Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 27/aS 1969
_Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967—. -Jan-July
debentures
Missouri
or
Bid & Asked
High
83 Vi
-May-Nov
4%s
Week's Range
i
Last
Sale Price
"
.April-Oct
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974.
—Feb- Aug
1st
mortgage
2%s
1980—--—-----_April-Oct
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Ves 1988—
,
Low
No.
High
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Northern
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
6s conv
subord debs 1975—
Friday
1
Sold
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Jan. 1,1963
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
1st
Pipe
sink
fund
Electric
2%s
tfuue-Dec
1970-.
debentures
Power
50
1st
mortgage
95Vi
23
93
98
1st
mortgage
94%
9
94
96
Procter
&
Gamble
1977
3%s
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
*88
"
—
—
88%
90
89
89
83%
*90
Feb-Aug
J an-Jul}
1986
3s 1983
2%s 1984
62 Vi
—
—
84
95%
98
*86
Co—
3y4s
94%
62%
1977_
mortgage
94%
59 Va
D
Line
debs
*76
Mar-Sept
84%
*76y8
Map-Nov
1981
95%
95%
•
— —
95%
.
4
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Volume 198
.
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Interest
BONDS
Period
"
Last
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
' High
Low
•
99 3i
1963
debentures
Sold
Low
No.
New York Stock
>
*83 Vi
Corp
and
&
87%
Texas
99
Jan-July
debentures 1964
Oats 2%s
Quaker
1
98ys
99
first
gold
and refund M
Pacific-Missouri
Term RR
105
Week's
"'•
or
_May-Nov
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1985.
of
New
Oil Co
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1,1963
No.
Low
High
92
18
91%
94(4
98%
98%
62
98%
99 V4
90
88
70%
76
_i' •; ■*-
92%
101
*76
*100%
-Jan-July
82%
-i
82%
12
90%
70
82V4
Pacific—
Orleans
debentures
t
Bonds
91%
-
.Hune*De c
E
ser
High
90
_May-Nov
2000
5s
3Vis
91%1
1970- -ApriZ-Oet
1990- .ApriZ-Oct
3%s
1974
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—•
•
^
refund M 3%s series C
Pacific
General
Tidewater
'
refund M 3Vis series B
First and
Texas
5 Vis
Q
(The) 3%s debs 1983
debentures 1965_
3s
Texas & New Orleans RR—
•93%
102%
*103Vi 104%
Sale Price
94%
93%
92 Vi
•;
Texas
85
•86
—
93Vi
Company
First
92
90%
83%
93 Vi
-
93Vi
--
108%
170 y8
170
—
—
93Vi
*86
95%
108
91 Vi
*90 %
Last
Period
Low
97
—
*166
93 Vi
100
2
96%
96%
*109%
•99%
192
99i9s 100
Friday
Interest
Exchange
High
Texas
May -Nov
First and refunding mortgage SVis 1968 _ Jan-Juty
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—H^ne-Dec
First and refunding .mortgage 3s 1972—.May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2788 1979_Ju«e-Dec
3%s debentures 1972
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983-April-Oct
3 Vis debentures 1975
April-Oct
4%s debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
3s
Range Since
Jan. 1,1963
Bonds
29
(Range for Week Ended July 12)
BONDS
Co—
& Gas
Public Service Electric
BOND-RECORD
Week's Range
Friday
New York Stock Exchange
(217)
June-Dec
:
1986
3%s
*81%
Feb-Aug
115
Jan-July
1986
Trans World Airlines 6%s inc debs
*104%
April-Oci
1978_June-Dec
81V4
80
—
115%
112
104
„
86
86
86
90%
88%
90%
94
94,
84%
84%
17
120
105
87
88V4
70%
90%
93%
95 Ym
84%
281
85 %
99
V
R
Union
Electric
Co
of
Missouri
First mortgage
53%
52%
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995-May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 3Vis debs
1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—April-Oct
10
102%
89y2
lOOVi 100%
100 %
100%
.92
85%
92%
♦91 Vi
85
*85
1968
debentures
1st
mtge
1st
mtge
Union
136 i/a
122
175
127 Vi 129
127%
3%s 1971—May-Nov
and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
3s
581/4
45
11
4%s
Gas
serial
General
&
100
*100
1977
D
108 Vi
105
81
106
RR
2%s
106
Union
111
102
107
5s
Tank
f
s
Car
Air
conv
Lines
debs
f
s
Second
8t
3s
Power
Lawrence
gold
Louis-San
series
Adirond'k
&
6s
5s
Ry
Louis-Southwestern
St
4s
Paul
Union
Scott
Paper
3s
1st
Seagram
3s
Sears
Roebuck
4%s
5s
debentures
Sears
Roebuck
Co
of
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s
Service Pipe Line 3.20s
Shell
Oil
Shell
Union
Co
Oil
Southern
3s
4%s
Oil
Bell
debentures
debentures
1985
debentures
1987
California
Southern
3 Vis
Indiana
1970
2%s-4%s
Gas
4Vis
Co
4Vis
(Oregon
4Vis
1983
91
5s
94%
120%
100
Oil
Stauffer
(Ohio)
Chemical
Stokely-Van
4Vis
Co
U
debs
4%s
1985
April-Oct
May-Nov
June-Dec
April-Oct
1984
1983
1982
debentures
3Vis
Camp
debs
Swift
Transit
2Vis
1973
1982
1st
States
conv
S
871/4
(James)
—
951/4
86%
86%
States
Corp
104
101
103%
138%
——
—
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95(4
*99%
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91
89%
97%
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91%
96
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„
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97
wmmm
—
97%.
94%
6
91%
101%
91%
101%
1031/4
99%
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101%
101% 101%
14
99 y4
101%
101% 101%
18
101%
103%
104
106
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Mav-JVou
...
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—
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—
2
103% 103%
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—
—
103%
105
132
133
105%
101 %
—
143% 148
101 %
107%
12
105
1071/4
96
104%
105%
78
90%
92%
103%
105%
90%
104 y4
101
101
■f>9:
99%
99 y8
99%
101%
99%
137
84
84%
108
100
29
99 Vi
14
991/4
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
—Jan-July
debs
1983
debentures
143%
April-Oct
1031/4
1986
87
—w
*93%
87
156
85
97%
81
102% 103 %
24
96%
93%
96
m*
—
87
93%
2
—
967/a
83
4%s
85%
100%
14
82%
76%
86%
80(4
1
79%
98%
102%
104%
78
79%
1969
debentures
June-Dec
1976
Mar-Sept
subord
Electric
&
1st
&
ref
&
ref mtge
ref mtge
1st &
*85%
86
debs
1980
Power
76%
90
75%
36
79%
Mar-Sept
3s series
income
F
*85%
114
99
15
102
86%
84%
86%
Mar-Sept
*82%
June-Dec
*80%
Mar-Sept
*78
June-Dec
*—
90%
87%
90 V4
April-Oct
1978—
series G 1979
series H 1980
series I 1981
series J 1982
debs
101
101
Mar-Sept
*83
90 %
86
87 %
2008
—
—
86
77%
78V4
—
77%
*90%
90%
1-
*92%
—
90%
94%
91%
117
8
118% 118%
Feb-Aug
94 V4
77
*92
*91%
78
78
90%
209
121
Vornado Inc 5s
conv
subord debs
Mar-Sept
1982
94
95
96
104%
*—
238
231
*220
66
59
.66
w
168%
150
*158
--
101%
100% 101%
64
99%
RR
Co—
101% 102%
37
101%
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981——April
mtge income 4Vis series B Jan 1991
April
mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971—
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3V2s 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3y2s 1967—Jan-HuZy
General mortgage 3s
1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s
1974
May-ZVop
West Penn Power 3y2s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan*July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series„C 1979
April-Oct
5%s
debentures
1982—^
Jan-July
101%
101%
103%
99%
99%
36
86 %
86%
86%
5
86%
86%
76%
76Va
3
74
76%
65%
13
'
65
—
(
*105% 106%
107
107
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—
—
.
77
'
17
77%
mm
—
78
114
"
~
103
87%
99
97%
■
104%
100
~
v
•
76%
81
84%
84%
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—
114
117
104
104
2
101% 102
26
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103
87%
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*100%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
--
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—
102
108
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.
•
1
— mm
—
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.
107
105
-
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„
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—
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107
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110
105%
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101
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Jan-July
May-Nou
100
5
99%
101%
7
97%
98%
93%
99
98%
95%
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100 Va 100 V*
Jan-July
1971
1972
94
99%
90
93%
93%
5
118% 119%
5
99
98%
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94%
96
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98%
89%
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82
90%
87%
91%
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40%
33%
40%
98%
97%
99
«
1981-Jan-July
:
-May
Teleg Co SVis debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake EVie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s
convertible
debentures
1975
May -Nov
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vis series A
5s income debentures 1984
1
Western
97%
*80%
Wisconsin
First
•
Central
RR
4s
mortgage
Wisconsin
1st
Electric
mortgage
Wisconsin
Public
99%
26
98
series
2004
A
2%s
Power
1976
2%s 1979
Service 3Vis
1971
Han-July
May
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
100
63%
61%
61%
63
26
57%
61%
62%
21
57%
63%
99
99
6
95%
99
81
81
3
79%
81
*100%
98
—
100% 100%
13
97%
102% 103
42
102%
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88"
88
♦77
99%
91
88
— —
3
99
100%
98%
100
91
9
88%
93
*97%
86%
—
—
70%
61%
65V'8
32
72
72
83%
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95
95
I
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84%
92%
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—
99
57
3
71
60
90%
97%
92
60%
91
88
2
87
*90%
—
81
100%
107%
99%
*99%
—
101
80
*78%
Co—
Gen mtge 4V2s inc series A Jan 1 2029
93%
91
99
Union.
Whirlpool Corp 3y2s sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co. 4V8s sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
—
98%
80%
80%
85
*91%
—
100
2
74
81%
*86
89%
90%
82
80
*90
*80
Gen
First
100
96
99%
debs
1982.
93
91%
ApriZ-Oct
118%
109
93%
124
a
1979
June-Dec
6Vis
Assn
debs
of
June-Dec
Elec
134
134
Lt
June-Dec
1978
Louis—
Jan-July
*92%
93
105i/4
included in
134
169
not included
105%
91
94%
St
Refund
and
impt 4s
Refund
and
impt 2Vis series D
series
C
2019
1985
Jan-july
April-Oct
Deferred
104%
104%
*105y8 106
134
*82%
*80
93
821/4
87
79
80
.
&
Power
2%s
delivery
—April-Oct
n
•
101%
103 %
not
sate
y Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.
Friday's bid and ask
Bonds selling Up*.
102%
d Ex-interest, e Odd lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s range, r Cash
the year's range,
§ Negotiability
♦—
sale not included in the year's range,
the year's range,
in
Jan -July
1976
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by ouch
*
'
82
Co—
mtge 2%s series E 1975
2%s
1st & ref mtge 2%s
1st & ref mtge 3%s
1st & ref mtge 3Vis
subord
—
75%
76
>
79%
84%
78
—
subord
conv
Virginia
6s
78
subord debentures
conv
Co—
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4'/4s
1983
I
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'/is ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983-!
May-Nov
100
*99%
*83%
4s
fund
1st
90
87
93%
88%
i 84
1981
1976
Corp of America—
conv
4y4s
Vendo
Inc—
notes
112%
■
V
102
*99%
Steel
sinking
Vanadium
30
100%
98%
capital conv notes 1979
5Vi% senior notes 1980
Tandy
♦91
-May-Nov
1967
96%
—
12
99%
debentures
106 %
193
May-Nov
1966—Jan-July
5s
Terminal RR
—
—
Corp—
subord
senior
—
—
Ja n-july
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990
5 Vis
98%
Mar-Sept
1978
debentures
2%s
debentures
Yonkers
Talcott
1,00ft
*90 %
87i/4
1021/4
—
89%
99%
1973—
Wayne
conv
116%
100%
106%
Freight Co—
subord
Rubber
4y2s
25
89%
Mar-Sept
mtge 6s
debentures
debentures
Symington
4Vis
Inc
2%s
Co
&
113
99%
104
80%
79%
80%
Inc—
Sunray DX Oil 4Vis debs 1987
Sunray Oil Corp 2Vis debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Surface
debentures
sinking fund debentures 1980—
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982
2%s
14iy4
102% 103%
A
4Vis
subord
conv
3
100
103% 104 %
Jan-July
1994
Han-July
1973-June-Dec
Jan-July
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3 Vis conv 1982
April-Oct
4Vis debentures 1983
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2%s
debentures
1974
Jan-July
Standard
fund
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
United
841/4
96
87%
103%
conv
2%s debs
1
California
105%
92Vi
"103%'
'-3
Tell
5
105
*96%
—
Gen
Lines)
Spiegel Inc 5s conv subord
5 Vis
debentures 1983
of
1^72
1st
*86
2Vis series E 1986
Jan-July
2%s series F 1996.
Jan-July
Frist mortgage 5Vis series H
1983
April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994_jan-HuIy
1st
mtge coll tr 4Vis 1988
;
Feb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
—Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-No»
Standard Oil
1971
3%s
83
Pacific RR Co—
Bell
trust
4%s sink
*92
mortgage
First mortgage
debentures
& coll
85%
104% 105%
First
3 Vis
113
1966—ApriZ-Oct
84 %
102%
102
105 Vi
1977—.1—Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Gold 4Vis 1981.
—May-Nov
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75_June-Dec
Southwestern
100% 100%
102 % 103
103% 103%
102
.^.May^ov
1969
Southern
--
*91%
Southern Pacific Co—
Gold
72
Mar-Sept
Wabash
First
87%
69%
Co—
Edison
Ry
Natural
Southern
*87Vi
Jan-July
debentures
convertible
Southern
84%
24
April-Oct
80y4
106 y2106 y2
Co—
Sun-July
—Feb-Aug
Telegraph
1979-
2%s
2Vis
2%s
sinking fund debentures 1973
mtge & coll trust 4y2s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4 Vis 1978
100
80%
80Vi
conv
&
4
71%
1st
941/a
129 Vi 131%
*96%
Jan-July
April-Oct
f debs
Teltpnone
86%
83
85i/2
'100
debentures
4%s
91%
71
74>A
—
*86%
1986
debs
2 Vis
Corp
100%
Mar-Sept
mtge
United
Jan -July
__Feb-Auy
1971
April-Oct
debs 1986—June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965—_—
Jan-July
Smith-Corona
Marchant—5Vis
1979—
Han-July
Socony Mobil Oil Co 4Vis debs 1993
Apr-Oct
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis 1976
June-Dec
South & North Alabama RR 5s 1963
April-Oct
Sinclair
89%
86%
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s sink fund debentures' 1972_
—
97 y2
*88%
1983_Feb-Aup
debs
debs 1979
1982
conv
106 %
126
71%
89
—
*87%
107
s
104%
114%
71
June-Dec
America
Gas
3'/8s
1977—
f
s
6
256
__
ApriZ-Oct
1977
69 %
12
91%
*94y2
r—.Feb-Aug
4%s
Co
1973
74
45
82
*91 Vi
1982—
&
Feb-Aug
1991-Mar-Sept
83%
June-Dec
1972
debentures
104i/2 104%
124% 126
1st
Corp—
Acceptance
subordinated
80
„Hune-Dec
1974
debentures
45/ss
85%
91 %
91'/a
„Mar-Sept
1980—
& Sons 2Vis 1966
(Jos E)
debentures
10
90%
5V8s
—May-Nov
mortgage 3s series B 1980
s
f debentures 1977—
Finance Co 5 Vis debs
91%
.
3Vis
Seaboard
91%
76%
48
80
81
1971— „Mar-Sept
1982—. —Jan-July
debentures
conv
Scovlll Manufacturing 43/is debs
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
88%
66 %
—
84%
April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
Scioto V & New
~
82 %
*85
3 Vis B 1971
Depot
86
62%
5
81%
85
1989
certificates
bond
71%
*76%
—
81%
May -Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
First
1976
1985
Corp 2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s
1st
\
Ry—
87.'
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-JVou
April-Oct
Co—
mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
• Second mtge inc 4 Vis ser A Jan 2002——May
1st mtge
4s series B 1980
Mar-Sept
• 5s
income debs series A Jan J006—Mar-Nov
1st
Bt
83
*86
90%
71%
April-Oct
1996
Francisco
83
3%s
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
1971
A
1st gold
__
125
Feb-Aua
1st
St
94%
94%
.*
83
mm
June-Dec
1986
debs
debentures
United
s
*90%
5
Inc
subord
Biscuit
3%s
4y4s
debentures
United
4%s
United
Saguenay
mm
June-Dec
debentures
10
— —
—
*—
1970_Hune-Dec
1991
*94%
96
20
107% 109'/a
106
Pacific
debs
mm
May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 2y2s series C
100
94%
2
mortgage 3 Vis
mm
—-June-Dec
of
subord
conv
Union
Electric
Corp
Mar-Sept
series J 1969—Mar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
5%s
conv
debs
1977
Han-July
Royal McBee 6 Vis conv debentures 1977—June-Dec
._4Vis
1980
California 2%s debs
debentures
1986
4Vis
Rochester
coll tr 2%s
3%s 1982—.
&
Oil Co
mm
May-Nov
prices; no
4
uhka
n
rf
receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 OS
companies.
sales being transacted, during current w«t,x.
.
••
•-*■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(218)
30
.
.
.
Monday, July 15, 1963
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, July 8,
ending Friday, July 12.
It is compiled by the report of the American
In the following
American
the
on
and
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Par
■
Acme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
'Ciass
A
Mfg
Acme
Wire
Admiral
•
Inc
Corpi
100
9
5y2
2,600
2%
2 y2
900
2%
10,800
45 y2
60%
58 %
58 %
-3%
3%
23%
19%
3 %
Airport Parking
Alabama
Alan
Power
5%
preferred
Alarm
Device
AlasKa
Mfg
4%
May
24
10% May
'
Bohack
Feb
1-. 2-400
23%
Apr
200
13% May
17%
Jan
22%
15%
Co
17
17%
1,400
it'17
3%
3%
100
Industries
(HC)
5% %
Borne
Co
Inc
Bowling
Corp
1%
1,700
%
Feb
7%
8%
3,200
7%
Jan
8%
8%
800
7%
Apr
10
Mar
7%
600
6%
Feb
8
Jan
•
Jan
93%
Feb
Brad
10
12 %
Jan
21%
Jun
Brandywine Raceway
76%
76%
79
7%
7%
7%
900
1
3%
3%
4%
1,300
*
Foote
19
19
19%
1,100
19
Apr
24%
84%
84%
1,OCO
81%
Jan
90
~5%
5%
6%
3,350
13%
13%
;__10c
1%
1%
1%
2,800
1%
2
2
2%
3,000
1% May
17
17%
700
3%
8%
17,800
100
Gear
Works
Inc
20c
Assn
1
Jun
8%
Jun
Jan
5%
Feb
All-State
10c
1
Inc
;
47/a
2%
2%
7%
7%
5%%
5%-
9
9%
6,200
9%
Allied
Paper
Inc
Co
Almar Rainwear
Aluminum
A
Oil
American
6%
5
47/a
5
3%
4%
pfd_100
85%
85%
Inc
1
5%
Beverage Corp
Co
Inc
Press
American
Business Systems
American
Electronics
Inc
9%
1,100
84Ve
5%
6,300
5%
6
•
400
47/s
4%
3%
10,300
;
4
7%
7%
1,000
5%
4%
4%
13,500
3%
3%
3%
British
2%
_2%
Petrofina
1
"7%
Brown
American
Realty & Petroleum Corp_10c
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
Thread 5% preferred
5
12%
A
Products
3,400
46%
Class
4%
6y8
4
12
4%
4%
5,700
4%
3% May
1,950
12%
600
2
12 Vi
12%
13%
12%
11%
12%
4%
4%
4%
21%
100
Angostura-Wupperman
11%
..
Anthony Pools Inc...
1
3%
3%
3%
5
13 Va
11%
13%
9,800
pfd
100
98%
98
98%
1,350
•
4%
12
Apr
26
2%
•1
Mar
20%
500
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Jan
7% Mar
96%
Jan
Hill
50o
2.50
Arrow
&
Co
Asamera
Inc
BVD
Corp Ltd
Baby Services
Associated
Electric
American
32%
29,400
1,400
1%
2
2
13
13
rets
Co
6%
7,000
£1
Food
Laundries
of
1
1%
Oil
Co
lc
5%
Associated
Products .Inc
„_1
i27/a
12 y2
10c
2%
7V8
33 %e
Atco Chemical Industrial Products__10o
2%
Inc
1
America
Testing Labs
Inc
Atlco
Gas
-
27/8
Corp___
Atlantic Coast
Line
Atlantic Research
7%
l
Co
3
,2%
11%
General
1
■
.
11%
1,400
P)
Aurora
Plastics
10 pesos
Inc
1%
101
California
Jun
Jan
Non-voting
Avlen
non-cum
Electric
6%
6%
2,500
2 %■
2%
7,300
7%
7%
700
69
10%
500
11%
3,900
11%
11%-
12%
29,800
1%
Avondale
Ayshire
3,300
1
%
%
15%
14%
islt
21%
19%
21%
1
$2.50
24%
4,100
22%
Jan
8%
2,100
7%
Jan
28% May
8% Jun
Jun
5
11%
12%
7%
6%
7%
1,400
4%
Jan
8 %
Jan
15
15%
2,900
13%
Jan
16%
Jun
10%
10%
1,000
10 Va
Jar
10%
Feb
3%
4%
600
3% July
6%
Jan
10,400"
15%
19%
•
9,400
13%
13%
1,000
8% May
12%
Jun
V
8%
Jan
19% July
12%
Jun
14
%
Jan
A
Jan
Jun
'
:
..
%
25c
4%
6,300
...
.
..
4%
4%
900
Jun
6%
5%'
6%
4,300
3% May
5% May
5%
1
6%
Apr
1
Inc
Son
6%
6%
6%
900
6%
Apr
9%
Jan
18
17%
18%
20,200
16Vb
Apr
19 Ye
Jan
18
18%
600
17%
Jun
22
27%
27%
28
4,100
22%
Feb
29% May
74
75
300
63%
Jan
75
May
52
Jan
55
Jun
53%
Jun
60 % Mar
•
common
preferred..
Class
.1
50
52%
52%
50
50
54%
55%
50J
% Feb
Records Inc—
A
10c
1'
Campbell Machines
Chibougamau
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
Canada
2%
Jan
3%
May
Mines
8
7%
8
1,303
7% May
1
4
318
4%
8,400
3%
6%
2,000
1
Ltd
Co
20
Feb
Canadian
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co
Export Gas & Oil
6
Mar
Canadian
Homestead
14%
Jun
Canadian
Industrial
5% Mar
6% May
91/*
Jun
Canadian
Javelin
Mar
Canadian
Marconi
2% Apr
7y4 July
3% May
Canadian
Petrofina Ltd
55%
Jan
8% May
12 %
Jan
Oils
Gas
71%
14%
Jun
Canadianwide
Feb
Canadian
Feb
%
Feb
1%
17%
Feb
3,100
Feb
%
Apr
16%
Jun
5,100
13%
Jan
5%
800
6%
7%
400
2%
3%
15,700
20%
1,200
liy2
Jan
14%
200
liy2
Jan
43%
400
40 y2 Mar
8,000
3%: Jun
4%
Jan
5% Jan
2y2 Mar
5
_
-
.
19%
14%
3
43
__
*
•
1
_i
Ltd
Jun
Apr
. CO
2,300
3% Mar
4%
Jan
2,500
6% July
8%
Jan
1
%
2,300
%
Jun
1%
8%
1,200
18 Mar
ItV
Feb
17%
89,900
7% July
9%
Jan
3%
4
4 Va
8,fif>0
8%
18 %
Jun
10%
100
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
900
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
4%
Feb
6%
Jan
%
Feb
J*
13%
Apr
17%
Jan
Apr
4% May
7%
Jan
24"%
Apr
1
10%
10
4%
1
...
partic pfd
36%
15%
16%
*
.
18
8
2.50
Ltd
litf
18
Tl0c
Williston
Minerals
x9o
Carnation
23% May
5% Feb
5
8%
4%
Ltd
Carreras
Jun
Carter
Jun
(AM)
Jan
Jan
6,800
18
•
1
1
14
preferred
•
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
&
1
Co..
j
Charge Services
Hadley Corp
Central
Maine
Power &
Power
:__,.____1
Inc
i
:
3.50%
Light 4%
18
16"%
150
43/4
7
4%
4%
92%
93%
800
%
%
800
108% 109%
140
109 %
%
13%
7
100
13%
500
3%
4%
3,300
9%
yuj
%
<
4%
%
pref_J_10o
pfd
1.100
73%
Mar
107%
Jan
19
4
Mar
10%
Jan
3%
Jan
July
9
Feb
%
Jan
6% Mar
98%
110
Jun
Jan
-
%
H Mar
9,400
1
Jun
83
800
4%
9
4%
_.l
%
4%
H
Jan
16% Mar
1,000
92%
13%
Corp of America
■
■
1
Co™_"
Catalin
Jun
3,700
>
Central
Mar
15
48 y2
6%
21%
'
3,000
5%
20%
;
Central
22% May
14%
53/4
20%
& Light $5
Amer
100
.1
5.50
(JW)
Castle
Jan
14%
A
50c
.
Corp
Co
Carolina Power
A
6
.'
,
6c
-
International
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Jan
10 y4
5
27/8
12% July
%
5
-
7%
Jan
27%
1
1
~4
318
-:___l6%c
Ltd
Properties Ltd.
1
Jun
Jan
16,900
■t
4% May
4% May
Jan
6%
13
1
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
2y8 Mar
8
*
preferred
1% Mar
9
6
Jan
»
i
common
4%
Jan
Ltd
Inc
Feb
6
3%
4
10
Corp
28% May
17%
preferred
Jan
1
10c
Corp.;
Jan
8
50
iy4
__1
Corp
Collieries
22%
13%
Central
Avis Industrial
300
18%
6% July
Jan
14,200
14 y8
Inc
8
1
Power
2%
Jun
2,000
iy4
preferred
26%
2.50
"
-
pieferred
Cameo-Parkway
34% Mar
Jan
7%-:
13%
Corp
13% July
23%
2i
l":1
$3.00
Jan
13 y8
% Mar
3%
12% July
iy4
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc__
Automatic Steel Products Inc com
Jan
1
—
Campbell
1,100
13%
i,
Apr
10%
26%
—10
Corp_^_™
Jan
12%
1
-
Inc
2%
19,400
___L
&
7% July
3,400
13%
3%
Feb
1,000
1
Atlas Sewing Centers
Audio Devices Inc.--
Jan
4%
13
11%
Co Inc..
Canaveral
Inc_
6%
7l96
3%
dep rets-ord shares. —3s 6d*
30
201,400
^_____10o
Industries
13,700
711
13%
__i
Canal-Randolph Corp
Atlas
7%
10
• May
21% Jan
.
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
4% May
13%
Atlas Consolidated
Mining &
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants.:.
Feb
1
103
1%
67%
Corp
18%
Uompany™.
(The)
Jan
5%
5
6%
—
Financial
6,000
Jun
Jan
;•
4%
Associated
Stores
Apr
Jun
19%
Jan
|
$1.30
regis
9%
Jun
19%
66%c
-
Inc:
July
'24
2,300
5 y2
Associated
Astrex
1,200
%
.
•
Associated
Associated
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Industries—
deposit
&
28%
100y2
5%
40o
Inc
33%
25%
Apr
Jun
28 %
Jun
Jun
.
5%
29%
•
1
Oil
7,000
-***"*"
"warrants"
Electronics
Associated
33%
pfd-100
7%
24
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.,
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Armour
6%
6%
10%
25%
10
Corp
Burroughs (J
Shoe
6%
—
4% Mar
Apr
3,000
30c
.
Mines Ltd—
:
Argus Inc
Jan
Jan
26%
com__30c
Co Inc.
Butler's
Jan
2%
8%
13% May
16% Jan
Jan
10
1
Co..
Jan
May
3
1
Ansul
5%
4%
Jan
11
Apr
14% Mar
Jun
4y4
1,000
14,700
21%
12
500
Andrea Radio Corp
1
An&lo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Jan
Jan
23
20%
7%
50c
American
47% May
8% Jun
37 A Jan
13,700
4%
4
—
3y2
cl A
Distillers
common..
Burgmaster
Burma
3% Mar
Jan
Jan
2.% Mar
500
25%
1
Industries
Bunker
Jan
Jan
1,200
713e
£1
serial preferred
6%
Buell
May
9%
B
(E L)
Jan
5y8 May
4y8 Jun
8%
10s
Common
Jan
6
Jan
Jun
28
25c
S F Company
Budget Finance Plan—
Jan
2%
:
_10s
B
Feb
52
Jan
2
Ltd—
Co
preferred
Bruce
Feb
6%
2% July
300
8
7%
bearer
registered
Power.
dep rets ord registered
Forman
Jan
6%
Jan
16%
16
26%
*
Brown Company
Jun
89
Jan'
Mar
2%
500
2%
46%
12.50
class
Inc
2%
2%
£1
50c
Manufacturing Co
Chemical
Petroleum
Amer
Jan
6%
5%
Mar
1%
3,400
ord
dep rets ord
Columbia
Feb
10
43% May
3
rets
Co
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
Feb
4% Mar
50
1,200
dep
Amer
Jun
9%
Apr
Jan
Jan
19%
Oil
Jun
9%
14%
Jan-
13
3,900
Jan
.Jan
7%
Tobacco—
British
Apr
4
.
14
5% Mar
27%
6% May
Jan
4% July
3% July
5%
American
Anchor Post
'
2,200
12,400
44%
American
American
,
5
26o
Inc
:
American
Amer
Jan
Mills Ltd—
Paper
Co
American
Jan
9%
8% May ,
6% Jun'
"4%
I
shares
MARC
American
7%
44
•
Inc
1
Manufacturing
Burnell &
Israeli
American
3
May
~5
1
American-Internatl Aluminum
American
8
86%-v
5%
4%
_1
20
Book
Book-Stratford
6%
4%
5
American
8%
Jan
Mar
7%
500
6%
1
American
American
5%
2% May
5,100
1,400
4%
Corp
Industries
8%
8%
1
,
of America $3.75
Co
1%
10c
1
Corp
class
Ambassador
*:
300
77/a
3
Inc
Jan
Apr
5% July
10,500
-:
; 8%
60c
Corp
Unlimited Inc
2%
—
British
Jun
;
.
Control
Allied
2
200
9%
3%
—'
68%
6%
3
;
Amco
5,000
9
J
Alloy8
7%
3
class A
Artists
Alsco
2%
5%
5%
1
4%
£1%
Rubber
Jan
3,000
5,300
Pictures Corp common—1
convertible preferred
10
Alliance Tire &
Allied
V.-
4%
—_
Engineering Co
Properties
Alleghany Corp
"warrants"
Allegheny Airlines Inc
♦
1
Breeze
British
47/a
Jan
'
Brazilian Traction Eight & Pow ord
Corp
Brillo
All American
8%
May
7
3%
56
,1% May
1
89"%
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
.
American deposit rets American shs—
.
__1.50
1
:
of America
50
80
Jan
7%
■
1
•—
1,300
62% Mar
3%
8%
1
t
Inc
92%
300
Jan
25% May
4% Mar
1%
■
common
20%
—.
Apr
28 %
8
Inc—
Inc..
pripr preferred
Chemical Co
19
Inc
3%
3
92
«
17%
Jan
2%
July
"
9%
Feb
July
20
•.
High
Mar
2%
1,950
10c
19%
■ih-
300
4
Industries
Low
7
Jan
July
4%
700
2%
'
1,000
22
A.
Bloomfield
Apr
2%
~2%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
-A
20
Corp
Bourjois
100
preferred
;
Airlines
Jan
65%
Class
■.
8
L2.50
1
Inc..
Bloomfield Building
Jan
Jan
High
2U%
Blauner's
Jan
7V2
3%
Smith
&
Shares
1
,
>
.100
Inc__—.—10c
4.20%
Steel Co common
Wood
11%
Apr
America-
of
Corp
4% Mar
Jun
Inc
•
Corp (The).
Birdsboro
for Week
-
7%
Binney
Jan
Low
Inc
Bethlehem
Jan
3% July
19% Apr
3%
21%
23%
—1
3
2,300
3%
Frocks
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
46,800^
24
4%
9
May
4% Mar
9
5'/a
1
Inc—__—
•
1%
Jun
2%
5%
1
10o
Manufacturing CoTechniques Inc
Investment & Discount Inc
Aileen
Berkshire
2% Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
A
'
Jan
400
3
2%
10c
1
_1
Corp
2%
800
15%
Aid
"
:
Bickford's
13
3,200
2%
3
10
Co
Dynamics
-Aerojet-General
Aerosol
1%
2V2
2%
1
Inc
Products
Plastics
Aero-Flow
-Aeronca
25c
common
Precision
Low
2 ye May
1,100
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Construction Corp
&
Acme
Friday
STOCKS
•
2'/a
1
1
10c
Corp
any
-
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
High
2%
2 %
1
class A
Petroleum Corp
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current vear.
Range for Week Ending July 12.
v^
and
bond in which
for Week
Last
American Stock Exchange
<
Abttdeen
itself
Exchange
or
Sales
Week's
Friday
S
S T O CK
Stock
stock
Feb
Jan
6
14% Mar
Jun
4%
10 % May
1%
50
Apr
Apr
72 %
Jan
75%
85%
75
Jan
88 Va July
Jan
20%
B
Central Securities
$1.40
Bailey
& Selburn Oil
Baker Industries
&
class
Gas
Inc
A_1
8%
i
10
9
300
8 A Mar
8
Jan
11% Mar
5
Jan
8% Mar
10%
500
50c
8%
7%
8%
4,800
•
14%
13%
14%
3,900
10%
Jan
lie
Common
Convertible
Baldwin
Banff
Banner
preferred
Securities
Oil
Corp
Ltd™
4%
4%
1.600
3ia
Jan
4% Jun
1% May
4% Jan
Chamberlin Co
Charter
I
Inc..
Engineering
Co
Barton's
Candy
27 V8
26
27%
400
22%
Jan
29
2
2
2%
5,200
1%
Jan
3
1
6%
6%
7%
5,700
5%
Jan
36,700
12 Ve
Jan
Christiana
™_50o
Bayview
Corp
Corp
Oil
Bearings Inc
Beck
Bell
(AS)
Beloc.;
Benrus
__25o
____
Shoe
Electronic
Bell- Te^phone
Corp
Corp
of
'nstrument
Watch
Co
Canada
Corp
Inc
Berkey V^ntn Inc
For
1%
footnotes,
1
*.
19%
1,900
9%
Apr
12%
Jan
8% Mar
10%
Jan
1%
6,200
1 i*o
Apr
1
1
18%
1%
19%
-
-
%
Jan
1,900
7/a
Feb
1,800
14%
Jan
1
67/a
2%
1,000
25c
51%
51%
51%
6,100
50c
5%
5%
5%
6,100
a
J
9%
8%
9%
Zl
2,700
8%
7%
8%
19.200
7% May
6% Jan
2%
see page
34
6%
2
7
1,300
6%
2
'
49%
Jun
May
Feb
Jan
1% Mar
20
-
8%
Feb
1
Jan
2.2G0
6% May
400
2
Apr
23 %
10%
5% Mar
Jan
1,400
6%
Chicago Rivet & Machine
9%
Apr
10%
Jun
5
3%
6%
Chief
Apr
97/a
3%
3%
Jun
15%
x9%
33/4
Apr
Apr
Jun
5,000
.
2.50
9
li°c
Jan
9%
Jan
13%
2%
10
7%
8
Feb
6%
1
500
7%
,
10%
2,100
1
Corp.
40%
700
Co
Consolidated
Cinerama
C K P
Clark
10c
Inc
Foil
Circuit
Mining
Corp.
Corp
Oil
Chromalloy
Barry Wright Corp
32
Jan
1,000
4,600
18%
Jan
34%
1 1S6
3
17%
28
1,475
3,700
13%
8
18%
1
100
38%
It'S
itV
Jan
Corp
31%
37%
12%
7%
13
10
of America
Apr
19%
30%
12%
2%
1
Baruch-Foster
Co
17%
18%
T
38
1
l-fir
3,000
19
5
8
1%
♦
Ltd
2%
~_10c
1
preferred..*
Corp
Oil
Cherry-Burrell
loc
Inc
USA
common
preferred
Century Geophysical
50c
Industries
Bargain Town
Barnes
Corp
convertible
B
convertible
Century Electric
14% July
4%
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
series
$1.50
liy4 May
14%
14%
15%
1?
Feb
I
Development Ltd
Cable Corp
17% Mar
18%
7,500
13%
27%
9,300
19
13
12%
13
4,800
10 % Mar
3,200
4% Mar
5%
5%
5%
Apr
27% July
17%
26
10c
Feb
Jun
Jan
17%
26%
•
May
Mar
lc
25c
Corp
8%
22 Va
13%
Jan
6% Mar
Jun
Jan
3% Jan
53% May
6% Jun
10% May
9% Jan
Clarostat
Clary
Manufacturing Co
1
6%
6%
6%
900
1
Corporation
g3/8
8
8%
5,200
15%
100
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
4
15%
1
2%
Coburn
1
11%
11%
20
22%
22
6%
Credit
preferred
Co
Inc
common..
1
6% May
4% Mar
7%
9%
Jan
Jun
Apr
15%
Jun
600
2% July
3%
Jan
11%
1.400
9 Va Mar
12"%
Apr
23%
600
20 % Mar
3
12%
Volume
Number
198
6281
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(219)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended July 12)
Sales
Last
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Friday
for Week
STOCKS
Shares
American Stock
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
Week's
'Sales
Last
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
of Prices
for Week
_
Par
Cohu
Electronics
Coleman
Co
Colonial
Sand
Inc
Commercial
Low
1
Inc
4%
,
High
4%
:
Low
High
%
5
7,800
3%
Apr
9,500
29%
Apr
Metals
1,500
13%
33%
37%
16%
16 y2
16%
18%
Feo
5
6%
6l/4
6%
500
4
Jan
6 %
Jun
1
1
1%
7,900
x
Jun
1%
Jan
Co
Community Discount Centers Inc
10c
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
43%
41%
8%
43%
Jan
;.
,
38 y2 May
2,100
46
Feb
9
1,000
"7% May
14%
Jan
1%
1 v*
1%
3,300
% May
3%
Jan
5v4
...50c
5%
5%
1,100
4% Mar
5%
Apr
8%
Fairmont
Falcon
Chemical Co
Seaboard
Family
Consolidated
Oil
Gas
&
Inc
10c
Continental Aviation
&
3%
4 J/8
—•
9
9%
11
10c
Apr
200
21 J/4
Jan
25 J/4
Apr
Fields
3%
Jun
4%
Feb
Filmways
8%
Jan
10 J/4
Feb
Financial
General
500
%
3,200
__1
% Mar
Felmont
Commercial
Continental
Connector
Continental
Materials
Continental
Cook
Corp
PA
1J/4
700
lJ/4 May
2 J/4
Jan
8%
200
7
Jan
8%
Feb
5%
Apr
5%
Feb
Corp
Corp
Telephone
Paint
&
Varnish
Cooper-Jarrett
1
cl
A
50c
9%
10c
Co
6% Mar
% Jan
8,000
%
%
H
5,500
11 J/4
15
Inc
10
11%
11%
6,400
20
1
Co
8ya
19 y,
20
1
6%
6%
10
5%
1,000
July
% Jan
llVa July
17 y8 Jan
400
Coro
Inc
12%
Jun
20
Jan
July
7% May
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
$1
8%
8%
8%
21%
100
Beverage
Bottling Co of New England
May
17
May
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
22%
Feb
20%
,
Apr
21%
Apr
..
1.50
6%
6%
~6%
1,800
5%
Feb
7%
1
Corp
6%
6 %
6%
1,100
6%
Jan
8
9u
9 i2
100
Cresmont
Consolidated
Corp
7A Feb
2%
2%
2%
26,300
44 y2
39%
44%
80,400
United Corp
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Aluminum Industries
5j/4
300
3% Jan
Crown
Central
Crown
Drug Co
Petroleum
25c
Corp__25c
(Md)
2%
7%
100
13 y4
~2'/4
rr.
convertible
Firth
10c
5%
9%
*
Jan
Jan
I
15%
14%
1
14%
xl4%
B
class A
common
common
preferred
Daryl
Davidson
Fresnillo
Day
Mines
Inc
Corp class A pref
35
Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
Defiance Industries Inc class B
1
D
Jan
Jan
preferred
14% May
2% Feb
5%
100
6%
Jan
General
12%
Jan
General
18,100
11%
Jan
3,300
11 vt
Jan
15%
General
500
2 J/2
Jun
4 J/4
July
5
34%
Dennison Mfg class A
8% debenture stock
Desilu Productions
Detroit Gasket &
Detroit
5
100
Inc
Jun
American
General
7"
157
Jan
35
Jun
Apr
11%
Jan
18%
10
6%
2.000
141/4
2,300
31
Jan
5%
1,200
5
28%
2,900
%
ft
29%
%
1
14%
14%
14%
2V4
2%
6% July
Jan
4,400
2%
1,200
%
H
1
11/4
8%
7%
Jan
29%
Jun
%
Jan
ft
Jun
Jan
14% May
3% Jan
%
1%
Jan
1%
Apr
Jan
Distillers Co Ltd—
,
Amer
10s
reg
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp common
Class
Dome
1
10
Steel
2Va
Bridge Co
Dominion
Tar
&
&
Ltd
Coal
stock
•
7.50
preferred
10
13
500
1
1
300
1
2 Va
4%
Feb
2%
Apr
2%
Jan
Feb
Giant
Gilchrist
Glenmore
Globe
Driver
Harris
l
;
8
Gluckin,
Corp
Goodman
*
July
7%
Jan
1%
,700
1%
Apr
8%
10,200
7%
Apr
3
3
3%
.4,900
2%
Feb
3 % Mar
6%
6
6%
9,300
5%
Apr
7%
Jan
5 J/4
Jan
6%
Jun
24% July
7% Jun
34 J/2
Feb
12%
15% Jun
24% Feb
£1
y25-'i;.'
14%
1%
1
;—50c
14 %
*3,100
*
8,300
Jan
15%
16,100
1%
1%
z2,800
18
11%
900
ll»/2
Jan
*
Jun
13
102
i
100% 100%
14%
15%
11 %
101%
Apr
16%'- Jan
10J/4
300
Jan
11
44,300
10%
Apr
13% Feb
12 J/4 July
12%
11%
12%
59,500
10
Jan
29 %
25%
30%
8,000
13%
Jan
100
11%
Apr
V
14%;. 14%
~4%
*
4%~
4
class
B
Jan
Apr
i Feb
98'A
150
12%
1%
12%
109
•
4c
10% Jan
Jan
1
Inc.—
2% May
9% Jan
Jan
11%
•
1
Ltd
Mines
1,300
8%
*
v
n
25%
8%
.15% » 15%
11%
•
A
25
,
8%
15%
.
30J/8 July
22%. Jan
3J/2 Feb
2,800
Feb
5y4* Apr
1
—
16%
16%
17V4
800
16 J/4
Apr
23
•
1
£1
.
14%
14%
15%
12'%
Apr
16J/4; Jan
19
18
20%
2,300
9,900
11
Jan
20>/2?July
11%
1
...
10
,
9%
:1%
.16%
Co.
10
1,000
9 J/4
Jan
1%
•
2
10,300
7 *1'/a
Jan
24%
Jun
2
Jan
Apr
J/4; Jun
25
25
600
33 J/4
Feb
4%
5%
1,400
9%
10%
3,400
——4
23%
23%
23%
5
5%
5%
5%
800
10c
1%
1%
1%
19,800
5
4%
5%
84,700
2% Mar
5%
Jun
5%
5%
.300
4J/2 May
2% Jan
5%
Jun
Gorham
Corporation
Manufacturing
Gray
Great American
Co
Industries
Basins
Lakes
Bowling
Great
Lakes
Chemical
Petroleum
Great Western
6%
Inc.
Co__—_—20c
~2%
2%
2%
common—60c
7%
7%
7%
16
Jan
13%
Feb
Guardsman
41
Jan
Jan
3%
1
400
„
preferred series A
Grocery
21
17,000
i
Corp
Producers
3% Apr
9% Mar
.2,300
1
1
Corp
6
30
Griesedieck
Feb
35
35
Feb
16%
17
9,400
33% July
15% Feb
40%
16%
18%
Jan
19%
21J/8
1,000
14%
l
Drug Fair-Community Drug—
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
5 J/2
800
Jun
Jan
7
26 y4 Feb
7
May
Mar
Mar
24 "A July
"Jan
10J/2 July
1%, Jan
3%
Jan
7% Jan
26
Feb
Apr
Apr
^
1
-#---5
Co
Co
Apr
4%
18% May
19 % Jun
9
91 %i
10%
Greer
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jun
14%
•
Jan
Jan
32%
1
16 J/4
7%
5%
20 J/4
1%
—1
;
class
Manufacturing
2,100
1,100
5 %
Jan
8
Jewelry class A
17
11% July
10%
12 J/4 July
30% Jan
Goodway Printing Co Inc
13%
.35 J/4
■■■'■
i
Gordon
14%
/
4% Jun
36% Apr
4%
'
21% May
8%
Jan
2% May
30% Mar
1%
.
Co; Ltd
(Wm)
Goldfield
Jan
7%
800
1,800
8%
•
6%
Grow
Chemical
6
6J/2
2,400
4
/a
100
States
Gulf
& Western
2
1,000
.13%
300
Inc—1
•
~6%
5%
Corp
^and & Industries
Apr
3y* Jan
12%
~2%
11%
900
39
May
1% May
lOJ/4 Jan
1,700
Jan
Jan
3
Jun
6%
6%
500
3j/2
Jan
5
51/4
10,500
4%
Apr
16%
50c
Industries
1%
11%
~2 %
1
Coatings
Inc
Land
2%
13%
34'A
10c
Industries
Gulf
-2%
13%
5
(The).
Corp
Guerdon
1
Products—;
Stores
17%
2,000
13 J/2
Jun
14%
Feb
14 J% Mar
8 J/4
Jun
6% 'Jan
20%
Jan
1
28%
28%
29%
1,600
26'%
Jan
35 y4
Apr
1
30%
28%
30%
7,000
27
Jun
36.%
Jan
2
Feb
25% May
4
i—50c
Hydraulics
Company
Gulf American
Dorsey (The) Corp
Draper Corp
Drilling & Exploration
2,600
Jun
6 J/a Feb
4% May
6% Jun
91 %
1
:
Corp
com
Distilleries
Jun
—
6%
3%
31%
3%
31%
600
1
Security Systems
Jan
10%
2,000
1% Mar
6
Apr
16% Feb
186%
5% Jan
12,600
'
9%
12
600
3%
1,100
Co
7:17%
—
Feb
5%
;
5
Glass Tite Industries
1,400
11%
Apr
159
2%
13%
(AC) Co
16%
12
Jan
5%
2.50
Corporation
Corp
Yellowknife
13'A
32.50
Feb
Jun
12%
4%
1
—
Controls
u%
;
7%
19%
11%
60
18
preferred
Gilbert
Feb
''
16%
Jun
Apr
Apr
Feb
xvuir
*.•«>
3% May
9,300
12%
Corp
Giant Foods Inc
12%
'
5%
1%
.1
Incorporated
Power $5 preferred
11%
15,600
3%
12 Vb
;
9% July
13
7
5,300
172
Feb
Feb
1
—1
Corp
Corp
Great
11%
May
% Apr
2%
♦
common
300
2%
—
$2
J/4,
2 %
•
Chemical Co Ltd
4i36 July
2,000
•
ord
Textile Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver Inc
J%
2%
4
Ltd
Dominion
Dominion
4
10 J/4
10 %
10c
A
Petroleum
Dominion
4%
3%
12%
11%
168
Ltd—
Great
dep rets ord
3%
400
■
17%
Jan
10%
1,700
Feb
15% May
,'.2% May
% Jun
7,300
%
Jun
May
24j/8
7,000
1%
10
May
158%
8%
5%
28%
Jun
Apr
18
9% Mar
1
4,200
9%
:
17%
.
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
13%
25c
preferred
8% May
Jan
142 J/2
13%
1
18%
9%
6% Mar
7; 5% Apr
1
l
Co Inc
Corp
1st
157
17%
5%
dep rets ord registered
Stores
$4.60
May
"6%
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc_l
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com
10c
7%
157
18%
5%
2%
*
1,700
5,600
12%
Plywood
Giannini
IOI/2
100
•
3%
Fireproofing
Apr
30
6,200
5%
:
Jan
900
1%
100
Co
Gas
Jan
:" 5
7
2,700
11%
1
14%
„
4%
400
1,200
3%
10%
"warrants"
Development
Electric
67/a
26% July
5% Apr
7,200
6%
Products
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Dialight
5%
34%
l
Manufacturing
Industrial
Devoe & Raynolds
2,700
Jan
-
26% '28 J/4
27
4 J/4
2,000
-10%
10%
7' ■' 6 7 V 6
.':7 3f'\
,
*
Battery & Ceramic Corp
Corp
K
Georgia
Jun
12 J/2
5
Jun
2%
Co
Builders
General
8% May
16% Jun
311,300
'
Jun
7%
3%
10c
...
Acceptance
General Alloys Co
Jun
2%
C
8 V
8%
4% Jan
2,500
3
Power Co common
5V4
26%
10c
Dayco
5% Jan
6% July
16%
1
Sporting Goods
Jan
Jan
4i/2
Jan
15%
6%
Inc..
Garan
5%
2%
4%
8y4
..'7
General
21%
4%
Apr
G
Apr
5%
1
5
16%
1
,
,
8%
24'4
10c
500
5
4,600
1
(The)
Company
Friendly Frost Inc.
Fuller (Geo A) Coi-.u—--
Jan
5%
50c
Inc
Inc
Jan.
5,300
1
.
Fotochrome Inc
General
Systems
Brothers
211
2,400
•
Enterprises..
Genung's
Data-Control
Jun
7%
12%
Jan
Apr
Apr
6
2
7%
1
of Canada
City
3%
D
50c
Jan
24,800
7
5%
Jan
1%
6%
2.50
Feb
Jun
6%
1 vb
14%
26%
Jan
1 /a
6%
1
Motor
General
Dairies
Industries Inc
22% Feb
7%
~3%
Genjeral Foam
Crystal
6,100
V 1,900
7%
8
Inc
General
Daitch
9 J/2 July
7
10(
Corp
Jan
July
5% Jun
6%
15
7
8% July
1
Inc
1
2
16,300
15%
5
5%
Jan
44 y2
'7%
Laboratories
Class
2iV
5
l
Apr
12%
•
/
Fischer & Porter Co
3
1,200
5%
8%
~8%
•
2%
1
>100
Fishm&n (MH) Co Inc
Florida Capital Corp
Flying Tiger Line Inc—
6%
•
500
?,
2y4
4,700
i
Sterling
2%
4,000
13%
2
Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter
4
1A
1%
7277
Jun
1
Gatineau
100
3%
5
25c
.
Corporation
Curtis
4
2%
7%
1
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cubic
2%
26%
Corp
Gateway
Crose
12%
24%
1A
25o
918 July
35% Mar
5'/4
1
11%
26%
11%
1
3%
4%
7% July
11% Jan
Fep
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord reg)
£1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Creole Petroleum Corp
5
High
Jun
20
•
Cott
17 %
Apr
1,800
21 y8
Jan
16
1
9,000
1
class A;
Chemicals
&
Warrants
Forest
15%
5
Corroon
Cott
500
18,800
!: 8%
".'I
First National Realty & Construction
Corp common
10c
Ford
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class B non-voting
•
Petroleum
Plastics
60c
Continental
3%
8%
7%
2c
1J/8 Mar
8
Engineering—1
3%
6%
8%
_
Inc
9 %
n
Purchaser
3,600
'
Jan
3%
8%
Fanny Farnier Candy Shops Inc
Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Fargo Oils Ltd
16,400
•:
1
Faraday
5'/8
24%
■-
Low
1
Inc
Famous Artists Schools Inc
4 J/8
4%
24 »/4
~3%
-.20c
class A
Products
4%
'
Ltd—*
;
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc
Construction
4%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
1.50
Drilling Co
Plan
Record
Federated
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Low
37% July
36 v*
-.1
Co
Par
Shares
5V'4 July
5
Stone
<Si
31
36%
5,800
-
Jan
I
5J/2 Mar
7
Gulton Industries
Inc
Jan
,
American
Duraloy
Duro
dep rets
(The) Co
Test
ord
10a
reg
1
Corp
2%
15c
DuVal
Corp
Dynalectron
A
Corp
6%
6%
•
.—
35%
35%
ioc
-2
2
2%
100
6%
4
1,600
1,000
36
2 J/8
Jan
4% May
3% Feb
2% May
6J/4 Jun
2
4,500
7%
36%
Jun
3%
Jan
H
Jan
Jan
July
31%
H
American
B
&
10c
Corp
Co—————2
Winkle
Munning
3.50
Hardeman (Paul) Inc—
25c
Harn Corporation
—a
—1
Hanson-Van
Harnischfeger
Hartfield
E
Hartford
Eastern
Air Devices Inc
Can Co
l
Eastern
class A
Co
2
"77/3
25
Freightways
Eastern
States Corp common
Inc
42 V2
20c
Eastern
x7%
51/4
'29 J/4
1
2
100
81/4
2;300
preferred
series
A
preferred
series
B__
»
1
14%
25c
9 Vb
250
51/4
6,600
1,900
78
14
~
42%
29%
15
•
$6
42%
4%
291/4
78
$7
Edo
Corporation
Elco
L-J—i
Corp
Elder-Peel
—_ —
Ltd
1
Electro-Voice Inc
—2
Electrographic Corp
Electronic
Electronic
Electronic
Research
loo
Associates Inc
& Missile Facilities
Electronics Corp of America
El-Tronics Inc
$2
•
Forge
6r/r
Ero
Electric
1st
5%
pfdl__100
common
convertible
Erie
&
ioc
preferred
Steel
Corp
_
Rule
For
181%
Jun
16%
Jun
18
18%
100
15
8%
41,100
11%
14%
21,100
'
Apr
Apr
6%
Jan
Jan
19%
Jun
8%
Jun
14%
Jan
3% May
10%
Apr
Jan
—
1
3%
5
7%
8,700
4%
31/4
1,000
2% July
51/4
7%
18,200
2
21/8
3,100
4% Mar
1% Jan
4
2 %
4%
200
104
3'/4
104
3%
50
16,900
3% May
98
Jan
3
,
9% July
1% Feb
7% July
6% Feb
7% July
3%
Jan
5%
105
Jan
Feb
1
1%
1
Hecla
Mining
see
Heller
Co
43
42
1,600
100
,
1%
Jun
Apr
Jun
5%
Feb
9
18%
May
Apr
8%Jau
(WE)
4%
44 J/4 May
2%
Jan
7
7%
2,400
6% Mar
8/4
Feb
4%
4%
6,500
3% May
6
Jan
5%
,5%
5
6%
Jan
19%
20%
1,400
9,300
7%
3,200
25c
19%
16%
& Co 5%%
Pak
6%
6%
*
:
36%
36%
37
35
:
32%
35%
10,700
26J/b
Jan
80
12%
2,400
4V'2
5,000
12 %
4%
18%
18%
18%
400
5%
5%
5%
4,000
convertible
Hotels
Hilton
Hoe
10
35% July
4
102
Jan
107
Jan
85
12J/a July
3% Jan
13%
Jan
5% July
~5%
5%
5%
800
16%
5%
50c
"warrants"
38% May
16 %
300
13
Jan
5%
5%
5,700
5
Jun
5 J/4
Jun
Jan
May
15J/2 J an
5
Apr
19
July
9%
Feb
7%
Feb
18
May
7y8 Feb
Jan
Jun
preferred
Supermarkets Inc
2014 July
9% Jan
76
12%
10c
Products Inc
Jan
6'/s May
Jan
100
1
13%
27%
102% 104%
pfd——100
Inc—
Mar
800
1
Higbie Manufacturing Co.
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common..1.25
5%
Jaiv
5%
preferred————-——
Hill's
5 J/4
7
*
Hercules Galion
4% May
4%
Co—
Inc
Portion
3J/4 July
3% July
Inc_50c
f
Rubenstein
Henderson's
3%
(R)
&
A
Co Inc
—i
100
4V4
Jun
5%
Jan
Hofmann
Industries- Inc
700
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
500
3% Mar
4%
Jan
Hollinger Consol Gold
Holly Corporation
800
9%
Jan
Holly Stores Inc
%y2
8%
1,000
43/3
3%
4%
3,200
2 %
Feb
4%
63/8
61/8
6%
7,000
3%
Apr
gVs
6
6%
800
7% May
7% Jan
4
4
4%
5,100
5% July
3y8 Jan
11% Mar
5%
Jun
Feb
Holophane Co
Holyoke Shares
Home
Finance
Home
Oil
Class
B
Co
1%
1%
1%
1,400
1J/2 May
7%
7%
7%
1,200
7
Jan
9V4
1%
1%
700
1
May
4%
14
n
300
A Mar
11
25%
25%
40c
25c
Corp
5
50c
1
25%
*
Mines
35%
300
19 J/2
Jan
1%
1
1 %
1.400
1
5%
5%
5%
1,500
4% Mar
Feb
27 J/4
Jan
Jan
Janf-
Jan^
Jun
1% Mar
6%
Jan
Inc
class
A
—
35
35%
900
32 J/2
Jan
37%
Feb
5
Inc
Group
Ltd
2%
1
2.50
common
5i/8
10o
pdge 34.
Foods
Heli-Coil Corp
48%
6y» July
6% Jan
10o
42%
11%
4
18J/2 July
17 y4 iJan
2
10c
Kosher
Heinicke Instruments
Helena
Jan
1
Inc
National
International
I
Mar
5% July
40J/2 Jan
1,000
Hoffman
41/4
Jan
16
1,900
4
Jan
41/4
7
1,100
6%
3%
2%
6%
3,500
16%
5%
1
Apr
4
7%
16%
6
Stores class A
1%
4i/8
7 Vb
16%
2,000
1,900
61/4
8%
3,100
2
1%
4j/4
13%
3%
1%
6%
13
3%
5%
Ai/a
13
2
Hebrew
Mar
1
Indus
Electric
Hastings Mfg Co__.
Hazel
Bishop Inc
44%
___i
Corp
footnotes,
Jun
5
l
Co
Exquisite Form
193%
600
_i
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Evans
175 % Mar
165
Jan
6,200
3% May
13% July
5,400
May
5% July
Jun
Jan
300
171,600
•
Harvey's
31%
2% July
1
Inc
3%
1
Jan
Jan
10
3%
18%
25
Harvey
51
Mar
3%
Light
Feb
9
May
4
19 y4
2%
7%
10
Corp
Chemical
38
10
Corp
Stores
Industries
3%
Class
common
preferred
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
Essex
18
6,200
1
Manufacturing Co
ERT
6%
~1
Corp
Empire District
Corp
10c
25c
Emenee
Equity
8
137/3
l
6
18%
1
Electronic
4,000
9%
1% May
7% Mar
7%
1
Assistance
Corp
Communications
1,000
7%
%
6
7/8
6
"
;
2%
13%
Radio Co Inc—
Harvard
l
Eastern
3%
15%
Hall Lamp
31 %
31%
850
28 J/2
Jan
31%
Jun
1
*
12%
13
200
12%
Apr
14%
*-<.n
10%
11
1,800
10
Jun
11%
11%
13 J/2 May
13% May
*
10%
700
10 J/2 July
'
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 15, 1963
.
(220)
32
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 12)
Friday
of Prices
Low"
Par
Hormel- (Geo A)
7.50
*
*
-1Q0
2.50
& Co
Hardart Baking Co
& Hardart common
&
Horn
Horn
preferred
5%
(The) Mfg Co
Howell Electric Motors Co
Hubbell (Harvey)" Inc class A com
HoskiRS
v,
110 %
Hudson
& Hatcher Inc..—
Oil Canada Ltd
Manufacturing Co.
Hydromatics Inc
;
1
Hydrometals Inc —
;
Hygrade Food Products
5%
,19
108%
HO
19%
33%
30%
800
V
34 %
Jan
Majestic
May
6% May
31
4%
Jan
Jan
20
Apr
17
Jan
20%
Apr
Marlene
26%
Feb
31 y2
Jan
MarthftMarietta
11%
Jun
14 y2
12'/a
13%
1,300
1,100
5%
6%
11,700
3%
5%
19%
2%
Jan
1%
5
*.
•
.
5y®
16 y2
17%
'1 Vb
8%
9. /In)
Va
1,400
3,100
Masco
Jan
Massey-Ferguson
Apr
Maule
Mar
7%
_£1
8%
81/2
38%
37%
391/4
3,600
5,900
37
Imperial Oil (Canada)
1
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp
—1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
25c
Inland Credit Corp class A
1
12%
12%
13
1,200
12
1
5
1
1
Homes Corp
Inland
of North America
International Breweries
Inc
International Holdings Corp
Co
Insurance
1
International Oil & Gas Corp
International Products
5
1
33V3C
Investment Property Builders Inc—10c
Investors Funding Corp (N Y) cl A—5
Investors Royalty
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
pfd—100
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp
1
Irving Air Chute.
,r.
1
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Products
International Stretch
Intex Oil Company
3%
Ltd—
Industries
Inc—i.;
1,200
3>/8
3%
10%
10%
10 1/2
92%
941/4
10%
Feb
92%
Jan
Jun
3% Mar
4% May
17%
July
10
10,100
9%
Feb
3%
Jan
102/2 May
5%
-
Feb
May
36
Feb
31
Feb
11 % May
-
92 y4 July
1,200
4
Jun
3y8 July
700
93%
3%
9 x*6
Jan
3%
2,500
10
3%
14% May
Apr
88
800
10
Jun
32%
32 y2
5%
5 Va
5%
1,300
6,400
4% May
5%
Jan
4%
12%
4%
4%
100
2%
Jan
5%
13%
24,900
7%
Feb
7%
600
6
Jan
1
May
11
7 ■"
13% July
Jun
9
/ 1% Jan
1%
1,200
10%
11%
400
10%
Feb
15%
Feb
3%
3%
200
3%
Jan
3%
Jun
83% May
86/2
Jan
1
3%
12%
12%
5,800
9%
Jan
13%
321/4
4,800
20 y2
Jan
34%
Jun
13%
33%
%;
ft
%
Wohl
Co
5,700
5%
Jun
1,400
27%
Jan
18%
13%
19%
2,700
18
Electronics
Mining
&
Power
Aluminum
Light 5%
Company
Airlines
% Mar
% Mar
?0,400
Molybdenite
Warrants
Lake Petrochemicals
B warrants
Jefferson
Series
Bargain Stores
John's
9%
1,100
8
Jan
4%
1,800
3%
Jan
6 Va
6% May
Jan
1,600
7'/a
7%
6%
700
4i°o
Jan
6
2 ft
2%
1,700
118
Jan
218
2y8
2%
21/4
75c
12%
12%
1,500
2y8
13%
600
11%
4i/e
1,000
4
4
3/4
Apr
Apr
Mar
5
Industries
& Electric
Gas
Kansas
Katz
7%
1%
1%
1%
97 %
971/4
971/4
4%%
1
1
1
Company
Broad Bldg Co
Drug
&
Kaufman
Kavanau Corp
25c
Kawecki Chemical Co
Oil
Kin-Ark
Cobalt Ltd
Company
Kleer-Vu
Industries
Klein
(S)
Kleinert
Klion
Knott
Mills Inc
Kratter
(The)
class A
Corp
100
20% -Feb
.
6 % Mar
12
3
7,700
2%
1%
1%
8,100
iy8
1%
1%
4,400
1
32
19%
20%
3,500
A
%
5,600
2%
2%
700
121/8
15.600
6,200
12%
16j/2
Apr
22% July
July
32
10o
5
900
13Vi
Jan
16%
Apr
20%
300
19%
Jan
20% July
6 %
6%
11,900
5%
Jun
8%
Jan
15%
15%
1,400
15%
Jan
16%
Feb
7%
6%
500
8
14%
17
17%
4%
Jan
36%
Jun
,
6
5,300
Jan
22 %• Apr
Jan
251/4
24 Va
3%
3%
:
%
%
1,000
26
22
1%
Lake
1
Ltd
Mines
Shore
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
3
Industries
Lamson
Corp
Lamson
& Sessions
Lanston
Industries
Larchfield
:
2
1%
2
Apr
Jan
106
May
Jan
100%
Jan
164
7%
9%
9,300
6%
16 Va
—
28%
6%
16 Va
29%
10%
9%
3%
3%
1
11%
9
10%
4%
4%
6% July
Jan
17% May
Jan
9
700
4%
3%
4% July
1,500
26
Jan
37%
Jun
14V2
6,400
12 Va
Jan
14%
Jun
45
Jan
49%
Jan
4
Jan
—
——
_50o
•:>>:•*
4%
ft/,'.:'
—
4%
.
2,200
1%
Bowl-O-Mat
Corp
1
National
Brewing
(Mich)
14
Feb
National
Casket
May
National
:
Jun
4%
Feb
5%
3,200
6%
Jan
1%
1,700
1%
Apr
9% May
5% Jan
11%
10,000
7%
Feb
11% July
6%
6,500
6%
Jun
8% May
l'l
1,100
1
Feb
10
,5
6%
•ftlvft
5
1
Machines..—1
23%
25
12
Company
Petroleum
Jan
7% May
Rental Ltd
6%
Lease
3,100
1%
Jan
2%
Feb
National
51/8
7,400
4
Jun
5%
Jan
Ltd
4,800
2 ft
112
2%
161/4
16%
15 Va
Filter
Lee
Motor
Lefcourt
class
Products
Realty
Fay
1
Corp..
11%
12V4
2,900
5
21%
21%
22%
900
10c
ft
%
ft
4,300
%
1
4%
4%
4%
400
3%
21/4
2V4
3,900
25c
Corp
&
Steel
Class
12
Jun
National Union Electric
30c
Jan
14%
Jun
Nationax Video Corp class A
50c
14/4
12%
15
Jun
2%
Jan
10%
2 Va
1%
lOVe
1,900
20c
10 Va
2%
Nedicks
2
100
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Needham
2
2%
Apr
Jan
11 y4
Jan
14%
Feb
Nestle-Le
14%
Jan
2%
200
2%
Jun
5%
300
5
Jan
5%
New
New
Park
Jan
36%
Jun
2% Mar
3%
Jan
1%
1%
300
1%
Jun
2%
Feb
%
ft
78,700
%
Jan
%
Jan
'22%
9%
9%
10 Va
3,300
9V4
Jan
11% Mar
10%
10%
3,300
10 y4
Apr
12 Va
5%
5 Va
5%
5% July
5% July
1
1
10
1
10c
7%
7%
7%
9,600
5,000
6%
8
12 % July
12%
15%
16,600
6%
~6%
~7%
3,900
13 Va
11%
13%
112,700
,9%
1,600
7% Mar
9
9
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Co
Service
^.__1
1
1%.
1%
1%
9%
9%
6%
8%
Jan
Feb
8% July
21%
1,300
23%
Jun
Jan
8% May
9 % Mar
13% July
15%
Jan
200
2% May
4%
1
New
York
New
York
Norfolk
Jan
Jan
15%
Jun
Jan
11
Jun
%
Jan
3,900
28 y4 Mar
32 %
Apr
3,200
9% Mar
15%
Jun
31 %
29%
3IV2
13%
13%
13%
3Va
%
20,200
2%
16%
Apr
%
2%
Jan
14 % May
Jan
10% Feb
2,000
15
14
10%
Jun
8 Va
5% May
300
3,700
3% July
1% Mar
July
69%
59
70
15,200
Jan
70
30%
31
300
29% Mar
34
Jan
Rosario__3.33Va
54%
541/4
57
550
37%. Jan
59
May
1
7V4
7%
7%
1%
Co
Honduras
Southern
&
Railway
North
Canadian
Oils
Pub Serv
Nickel
Rankin
Industrial
6,300
5%
2,400
8%
1% May
Jan
1%
2
8%
8%
500
7%
1%
1%
2,400
1%
Jan
"1%
ft
10 %
Hi
lft Jan
Feb
Mar
2
——
Apr
93V4
1ft
17,600
31/4
3%
19,500
2%
Apr
3% July
65 %
3%
1
50
Apr
Feb
3
Jan
1
25
1
Co.
RR
Northern Ind
Inc
Ltd
Airlines
Penn
32 %
1
Inc
Royalties
Novo
2%
31
American
North
4% Mar
1.25
Auction
&
Northeast
Jan
Jan
6%
800
1*0
*
North
North
61/4
I2V2
6 Va
12
%
1
Co
Noma Corp
Noramco
Jun
66 %
110
57%
Jan
66% July
931/4
94
160
92
Jan
96
1
Mar
Jan
4%%
pfd
100
Mines
Ltd
1
1/4
ft
21,200
%
Jan
1
lOo
81/4
8%
900
5%
Jan
9% May
~i%
1%
1%
7,100
1%
Apr
2%
1
20c
16%
15%
29 %
28
Corp
ft
1% Jan
Mar
8%
Feb
10 %
Jun
Nuclear
Corp
of Amer
(Del)..
Jan
Jun
2%
21
Jun
May
8%
3,000
1
Mining Co
Process
New
&
Feb
700
2%
Jun
4V4 Mar
21%
2%
1
10
300
3%
25c
A
Lodge & Shipley (Thfe) Co
Longines-Whittnauer Watch
Louis Sherry Preserves Inc
Louisiana
Jun
14%
25
May
2
18,200
25c
Jersey Zinc
Mexico & Arizona Land
Bartlett—
&
15
50c
Co
New
700
14%
Chem
Jan
3
2,200
Min
3% M'ar
34
'
Co
Mur
Idria
10%
2.50
Chain.
Kessler
12
18 % May
31%
"%
6 Va
♦
2
New
21
"
1
4/4
400
1,000
2%
3
Corp
Inc
Stores
Packing Co
Nelly Don Inc
1
(Tillie) Foods Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
5% preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Livingston Oil Co
Lockwood
Apr
9%
4
Sons
Lewis
Locke
9%
70c
Inc class A
Levine's Inc
Levitt
600
5,900
1
A
Transit Co
13%
33%
Jan
Jan
11%
Machinery
Feb
2% July
18
Apr
5%
1
Rubber
Jun
/
12 Va
5%
14%
Feb
Rolling Mills Co
Feb
Apr
12 %
1U May
900
National
2%
.£ 8
Jan
10
120,500
16%
Feb
May
9%
1,100
12%
2
National Presto Industrie's Inc
1
1
....
Plan International Corp
Lee
Leslie
Inc
Corp
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
6%
1,900
I2V4
12%
22
450
6%
6 V2
xl2
12 Va
1
25
25c
2
400
1%
4
3V2 Jun
Feb
5%
3% May
Jan
200
8 Va
1%
1
Co
Equipment
2%
5Va Mar
7%
/./Sftft
7%
National
Company Inc
Electric Weld
13
Feb
35.1/4
Jan
3%
National
17%
5%
13%
1
National
2%
Apr
July
13
35
6%
Jan
17%
4%
Jan
17,200
Apr
14
10%
17%
13
31%
Apr
11% May
Jan
5%
■
35
1
Hess
16 % May
13
9%
.4
May
1,500
21,000
3%
13
13 Va
~2%
Jun
Jan
26%
4,300
500
Jan
13
100
28%
6 V2
Feb
5%
—
—
Jan
51/8
3%
•
1
Feb
Mar
4%
1% July
5,700
8%
.1
Bellas
18
17%
5
10
Co
Jan
2
155
___
Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
15% Mar
5
Delaware
of
Feb.
Jan
99
94
'
•
•y.
National
14%
10
11%
Jan
350
National
600
9%
U
29% May
Apr
1%
8,100
97 %
2%
10
Feb
97 %
1%
95 Va
2 Va
1
1
Jun
101 %
1%
95%
Jun
National
Inc
6%
6% May
Jan
National Telefilm Associates
Apparel
May
*26%
•'
3Va July
13,800
National
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp
107
% July
.
.7,200'
5%
Jan
17% July
Jan
102
100
8%
May
12%
1,600
102 % 103
3% Jun
31V4 Jan
3%
Jan
14% Mar
Apr
'■
L'Aiglon
Jun
~6%
4 V4
12 Va July
2%
10 %
15%
ft Mar
20%
Jan
A May
200
4%
Jan
14/4
—5
1
Inc
Nat Nast Inc class A
161/4
107,800
15
14
—25c
Corp
Industries
Napco
16%
Hi/a
Jan
Apr
N
Nachman
16'/2
71%
2
7 '/a
9%
20%
__10
~3%
9
10 Va
15% May
700
13,700
2.50
.
16%
~3%
Jan
9%
12%
..2.50
.
Company
~4
3,100
11%
9%
10%
4/4
11%
12'/8
3,100
14
% May
Jan
5
18%. Mar
15 Va
10
Jan
2
Feb
29%
13%' Feb
Jan
3ft May
July
20
13%
Jan
2%
11
14%
1 'ft
—
1% May
2
_
Feb
1,900
16,600
9 V4
50c
.
Jan.
5%
Jan
Apr
%
12%
2.50
_
Feb
24%
Jun
4%
300
Apr;
7 Va
6%
13%
'mQL in
—
_
6%
Feb
15
Apr
14
30%
?2%
7%
1
Mar
2,000
22%
19
A
.
Feb
Jan
12
20% Jan
,
Apr
12%
6%
12.50
class A__
5%
29%. Jun
.
Jan
24,000
4
2
4
221/4
4%
7 Va
Jan
;10
Jan
2%
33'/aC
Forge Co
Kulka Smith Electronics Corp
(The)
Kropp
500
12%
4%
12
12
_25c
.
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muter
1,400
5,700
_
_
Muskogee Co
Jun
200
%
:
4,600
_
Muntz TV Inc
29%
„
24%
%
4
Inc
15% Mar
Jan
4% .May
7,700 t-
'ft
7
Apr
100
Jan
13%
900
11/4
2.50
25c
5
7.50
1
Corp
10%
4,100
..
27%
7.
Jan
-7,000
6
5%
25%
6
1
Dept Stores Inc
(I B) Rubber Co
(H L) Inc
Hotels Corp
Kostin
:
27J/4
1
10c
Ltd
Inc.
Corp
/
28i/2
Apr
2 Va Feb
Jun
97
10 t
1%
1
1
1
1
:
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Minerals
14%
iy2
2,500'
218
1.25
Kirkland
13
27%
12%
2.50
-1
10c
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kinney Service Corp
13%
28%
1
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
(Walter) & Co
Kilembe Copper
15,700
7%
7%
4
& Company
(D)
Kaltman
50c
pfd—100
Corp
Industries
Kaiser
8%
6y4 Mar
/: 8%
|
9% July
4% Jan
9,200
5%
_
MPO Videotronics
./
'
Apr
200
2,500
6
6
•
—
__
common
Movie Star Inc class A
;.
5%
6%
5%
1
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Movielab
K
Jun
100
100
100
Company-
Mount Vernon
28 %
5%
class A.
preferred
Diablo
Mt
Feb
1
.1
preferred series C__
Clemens
6%
17%
10 Va
9%
24%
—
Ward & Co
Electro
Products
Morse
Mt
Jun
5%
•
Montgomery
Jan
15% May
Apr
Jan
4
ft Apr
10 Va
5%
Apr
10%
5%
0c
25c
Corp
(The)—
Jupiter Corp
"7y8
—
Inc
Industries
Jetronic
12% May
9%
4%
9%
1
1
1
—1
Construction Co
Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp
Jefferson
Jun
6
Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred
."
4.80%
preferred series B
4.50%
8%
..
—1
(Can) Ltd
of America
Corp
ft. 6 ft;.
pfd—100
10c
Inc
Corp
Molybdenum
Apr
39,800
6
14 % July
Feb
Jan
25%
5%
May
May
20 Va May
3
24
10
8
35
July
4%
9
.
10 % May
11%
25,000
2.900
"ctfs"
RR
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Mohawk
6% July
800
7%
3%
9.%
I
Jan
Jan
46,200
7
3%
24 Va
*
Canada
of
Corp
Minnesota
Mirro
preferred
Corp
14 V4
7
50c
50
1
common
convertible
4%%
7 Va
29%
Apr
•1,200
9%
2.50
Corp
21V2
6%
3%
preferred ——————-10
Hone
Corp.
1
Associates Inc—
—1
Mid-West Abrasive
50c
Midwest Investment Co—
j.
5
Midwestern Financial Corp
50c
Milo
Jan.
8% July
-
7%
6%
14 Va
6%
Miller
22 %
;
4% Mar
..
31 "Va
:<■
Microwave
Factors
23 %
5%
Micromatic
Mill
,
Jan
18%
1
1
Monogram
Jeannette Glass Co
6%
Jan
18% May
4% Apr
I6V2 Jury ;
31%
——10c
...
Jun
33
Inc
Extruders
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
Feb
33%
16,700
5%
"warrants"
—
McCulloch. Oil Corp new-——50c
Mead Johnson ,& 'Co.—-—•———-1..
Medco Inc
class A
10c
Melnor Industries Inc
1
Menasco
Mfg Co—
1
Merchants Refrigerating Co
.'— 1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
1
Miami
b
22
6%
Corp
42 y8 May
Jan
1
210
3%
3 %
3ya
.
Jan
818
Jun
8%
600
9i/8
90 »/4
90
6% Jun
July
8%
8%
90 y4
-
22%
Apr
31%
1
1
*
3
Cup Corp
Corp
new
common.
22 %
Jan
4
' 400
81V
.
5%
22%
common-—_—1
-1
Carter Paint Co
Crass ' A—__——-
,
£1
10c
"warrants"
Corp
ft '7%
;
Jan
15%
5,300
1,500
5%
5%
3% Mar
8%
Maryland
McCrory
33V3C
500
16%
Industries. Corp.—
Jan
■yy/v
Imperial Chemical IndustriesAmerican dep rets ord reg
3%
High
12 Va Mar
3%
.
IMC Magnetics Corp
21
l.oOJ
Marine
Ltd
Mary
Jan
Apr
Co
5 y2
Apr1
"
20%
6%
3%
Mar
5%
19%
15/4 May
Jan
ft
100
3%
~5%
12%
24,100
3%
1,700
lb%
Jan
13%
•
low
2i%
2.50
Tire & Rubber—
International
17%
Range Since Jan. 1, 196&
High
;10c
1
Stores
Mangel
Mansiield
Marconi
1,600
30i/4
31/4
2.50
5
35% May
500
11%
—---1
100
300
-
518
3%
Jan
Jan
1,100
18%
18%
13 %
v
July
VVeek
Shares
I0V2
15%
*
Mailory Randall Corp
Prices
21%
—7
Inc
Specialties
Jan
Jan
Sales
f«»r
iunt»e
of
Low
Par
Service
Public
Maine
124
23
19
Feb
Apr
28
r
200
5%
5%
18 'A
18
18 %
-10c
Husky
Hycon
~
95%
1
1
Hughes
28
125
110%
110
33
19 y8
■
Hudson
'
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High
Ljw
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
„v
*
V STOCKS
•
Shares
29%
Week's
Friday
Sales
High
29'/a
1
5
B common
5
& Manhattan Corp class A__10
Vitamin Produots Inc
—1
Class
;,
ft' for Week
itange
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Week's
Last
STOCKS
1,300
17%
Feb
22 % May
90
Apr
30c
841/4
84
85 %
7,700
70%
Jan
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines.._10o
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc
10C
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
2.50
34 y8
34 Va
35%
14,206
25%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
1,500
4%
Apr
35% July
5% Feb
250
25%
Jan
29%
Feb
Lynch
"8%
3,200
7%
Jan
10
Feb
&
Exploration.
Corp
.2
28
27 y2
8%
8%
Manufacturing Co
Petroleum Corp
Oak
Occidental
Ogden
M
Ohio
-I
Corp
Brass
Ohio Power
MacFadden-Bartell
Mack
Trucks
Macke
Inc
Vending
Corp—..
"warrants"
class
Co
Mackey
Industries
footnotes,
19y4
21%
4,800
17% Mar
22%
2,900
21
2%
7,700
%
Jan
1
22%
22 %
2%
2%
Inc
-
2,500
1%
Jan
Jan
4% May
26% Apr
24% Jun
3%, May
3% Apr
Old
ft
Town
40c
preferred...
4%%
Corp
preferred
common
O'okiep Copper
O'Sullivan Rubber
Corp—_—
31/4
3y8
3%
1,800
2%
Feb
lc
%
18
18
10,000
%
Jun
1%
Jan
Oxford
Electric
_50c
4%
4%
4%
2,200
4ye
JUn
6% Mar
Oxford
Manufacturing
see page
Overseas
Securities
Corp
_
1
1
1
1
321%
7,400
9Va
8%
~5
5
•*
17% May
Jan
19%
5,500
Jan
30 %
23V4
98
Jan
32 % July
Jan
1,100
7%
4%
Jan
101
51
Jan
May
11%
Apr
200
5
Jun
6% May
4% Mar
110
1001/2 101
100
1
7
Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
•
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Maena Oil Corporation ./„
For
3%
3%
33 %c
a
Airlines Inc
Macoid
3%
20 %
50c
32
13
3,600
35,000
5%
30%
5%
50c
1
—
Co
16%
29%
51/4
■<?
Jan
6V8
Jan
74% May
73%
1,300
51/2
5%
5%
1,600
5V2
Jun
7%
Feb
13%
13%
13%
500
10%
Jan
14%
Jun
4%
800
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
21%
4,200
17% May
22%
Jun
73V4
70
4
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Volume
198
Number
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6281
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
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■5
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Range
Friday
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
(Range for Week Ended July 12)
Sales
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
STOCKS
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
High
Week's
Last
Exchange
Low
Vtc extended
Clay
Pacific
Coast
Products
Co
35%
8
35%
1
common
9%
700
37%
10
37 % July
Jan
9% July
3,400
10%
25 %
4,200
13%
Feb
.
to
Jan
3
1965
1
5%'
cum
cum
preferred
conv
6%
conv
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Gas
5%%
5%
2nd
pfd
Electric
&
6%
1st
redeemable
5%
redeemable
33% ;
28 %
11%, Jun
Mar
:
May
3,500
-
32%
Feb
35
Jan
800
29 %
Jan
31%
Jun
500
34
26% Apr
29%
Jun
26%
27%
1,700
26 Vz
Apr
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
1,000
26%
Jan
preferred_—25
1st preferred—25
1st preferred—25
redeemable
redeemable
4.36%
30%
27%
23
Jan
27%
27%
27 V*
27%
1,100
26
Feb
27% May
27% July
Feb
26
Apr
24 %
24 Va
24%
300
24
25 %
Jan
1st
4.50%
29%
22
Jan
7*/4
A—25
1st preferred—_—25
4.80%
33%
29%
27%
—25
—25
Jan
19%
~9%
•
10
pfd—25
1st preferred.
1st preferred
5%
20
25
25
1
:
A
Inc
Properties
redeemable
pfd
series
1st
24%
Va, Jan
Feb
Gas
&
Elec
4%
pfci F—100
Rodney Metals Inc
Rogers Corp
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord
5'/a
•6%
87%
88
70
11%
13
1,600
11%
17%
17%
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7oo
13%
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412
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Pacific
99 Va
99
150
96%
97%
2C0
96%
96
*
3% May
98% Jun
97 Va
*
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$4.40
3%
96
96 Vz
110
3%
3,500
3%
3%
3,800
412
100
3%
Jan
Roosevelt Raceway
4%
Jua
3%
Jun
6
J an
13 Vz July
16
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100
Royal School Labs Inc
Royali te Oil Co Ltd
99%. Jun
101 % Mar
*
.
$4.75
dividend
Northern
Pacific
*
preferredAirlines—
$4.36
104%
May
163 Vz
Jan
98%
Apr
Russ Togs
Jan
1
Petroleums
Ltd
3%
3%
11
23%
23%
6%
Pacific
Pacific
6 Va
warrants-
Pacific
Power & Light 5%
Super Markets
Paddington Corp class A_
Page-Hersey Tubes |_!_
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100
pfd
Packer's
Pancoastal
Petroleum
(C
Park
19Va
19 Va
19%
37%
Co
24 Va
$2.50
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Traffic
Penn
Pentron
Pep
Jan
Salem-Brosius
38%
2,100
36%
Feb
42 %
Jun
San
%
12.4C0
A
Jan
Jan
14%.
3%
1,800
3%
Apr
7%
500
>5%
Jan
9%
3,900
3,400
19%
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24%
1,300
19%
Jan
24% July
10%
7,700
8%
Jan
11
Mar
14%
4,900
11%
Jun
16
Jun
56%
57
50
54%
Jun
3 1*8
3
3,400
3
6%
6%
1,000
6%
Apr
2
1%
2 Va
7,600
1%
57
Jan
6%
Jun
Apr
1
Manufacturing Co
Bottling Co of
Island Inc
Feb
24%
3%
1
(Theu
Pepperell
9
6 Va May
1
'
Corp
Jan
•
:
2.50
Co
4%
9% July
24% July
14
12 Va
%
-
;
July
3% Jan
7% May
Jan
'2%
12 Va
12%
f 1,000
11%
80
(Mass)_20
82
;
72% Jan
82
July-
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10
Jan
800
13 %
Apr
Pepsi-Cola
Long
Perfect. Photo
Oils &
9%
1,600
3
•
4%
4%
4%
6,600
4Vz Mar
14%
14%
8,200
12%
Feb
1
%
7%
U
1,100
s/a
Feb
8 Vs
70,000
5%
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Minerals
Phillips-Eckhardt
Philips
8%
i
Corp
Peruvian
9%
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,
Permian
25c
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Electronics
1
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co.__
Piasecki
Pierce
Corp
Aircraft
&
Mfg
&
Atwood
'
Power
/
3%
Apr
1,800
5%
Jan
6%
Apr
6%
6%
6%
6%
8%
6%
9
115
31%
2%
9%
114% 115
29%
Corp
9%
2y4
Jun
5
Jan
Apr
Apr
10%
Apr
41
Jun
4%
Lawrence
Carlos
2%
1
33
2,700
4
Apr
6
2%
2%
2,100
1%
Jan
2% July
3%
1
2.50
100
3%
300
3
Jun
6%
Feb
7%
Apr
6%
Jan
400
13%
12%
13%
1,000
11%
Apr
13% May
2.50
(Del)
6%
1
Inc
14%
14%
14%
100
9%
Jan
,14% July
•
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Corp
1
Inc
1%
1
Prentice-Hall Inc
1,000
2%
4,600
2%
Jun
250
30 y4
Jan
35%
Jun
1% July
3%
Jan
33
1%
■.
31%
7% .Feb
1,1001
3%
66%
6% July
8%
2 A
3%
200
31%
31%
3,500
9% May
3% Feb
3% May
29
3%
37
Jun
B
8
Preston Mines Ltd
1
8
7%
8
7%
10c
4.40%
Proctor-Silex Corp
1
common
300
7%
7%
1,600
7%
8%
500
Apr
8%
Apr
8%
J an
61V Jan
9%
Jun
Jan
of
15
4%
14%
5
2,500
3%
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15
6,400
5%
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10
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10%
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15% May
23%
100
21%
Jan
24
22%
23%
2,100'
22 Vz
Jun
25%
May
Feb
•
13%
13%
400
12 y4
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14%
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100
96
96
20c
68%
68%
Colorado—
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;
75
12%
*
Pyle-National
38%
g
Sarcee
13%
35
39
800
92 % Mar
96
49 %
69%
2,700
20,600
9
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Saxon
Paper
6%
13% July
Jan
23 % Mar
12%
—JUt
12%
1,600
13
2,
2%
8%
39
July
2 y4
14 % May
Feb
3,400
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32 Vz
—
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Quebec Power Co
3'/a
Jan
34
Feb
&
Corp
com
Screen
Fisher
Gems
Seaboard
Allied
Season-All
Seeman
Seton
Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
Estate
Trust
Shaer
Jan
5% May
Jan
4
16%
17%
15,000
14%
2%
2 Vz
2%
1,900
41/3
4%
5,200
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6%
9,400
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10%
8
10
11%
11%
11%
40c
51%
51 yB
58 y8
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4l/z
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10%
5%
*
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800
19%
21%
.
II Jan
Its
Jan
8% Jan
11%
1,200
47/8 May
9% Mar
10 Va May
200
4%
2,400
23
12,700
9% July
!Jan
3%
Apr
5% Mar
Jan
16%
Feb
5% May
25% May
9%
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10-/4 ivlay
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2 %
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6
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20%
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10%
16,000
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i
:
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12
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'
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9%
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9 Va
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7%
18%
'
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6%
*
6%
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4
4% Mar
6%
'
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1,300
19,600
19%
'
900
5,300
13 I;-
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*
-ir
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21%
Jun
7% May
12% Feb
11%
Jan
5,200
6%
6,900
3%
3%
4%
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&
18%
5%
20c
13%
12%
13%
1,750
10%
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2,000
29,700
6%
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9 Va Mar
5
Jan
8% July
——1
J
6
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7%
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8
7%
.
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8%
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class A__
'
;
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27%
300
26%
Jan
28
Feb
3,600
74%
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89 %
Jun
98 %
98 %
"%
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2
26%
2
27%
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50
Silvray Lighting InciiL
-
96
900
27%
27%
27%
4 Va
5 Va
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%
i7a
34,700
A
2%
800
1%
5
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-
19,900
225
receipts
31
Simpson's Ltd
•
16%
18%
250
31%
32 %
1,500
52
54
25%
23
25%
5,000
5
5%
25
£1
5%
50c
Inc
•
5
740
5%
Jan
%
Apr
31% May
32% May
Mar
Jun
5% May
U Jua
Jan
3%
Jun
July
49 %
Jan
3% Ma y
31
12% Mar
28
21
5 Va
11
Apr
6
Jun
Jun
60
Mar
25% July
7Va Jan
Jan
4%
Jun
32%
Jan
41% Jan
200
Jun
25
Mar
26%
1,500
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
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100
54
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Co
31
100
?
26%
\v;c
Simmons Boardman
Publishing—
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Jan
Mar
A May
.
2%
..
-10c "
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Jun
5% May
85%
23
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Simca Automobiles—
American deposit
7%
16 %
81%
84
;
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18% July
4
May
3% Mar
27%
12.50
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Apr
20% May
Apr
22 Vz
4,100
*
Slick
23
"
"2,600
10
.21%
14
Jan
May
5%
5%
7%
Co common
Sinclair Venezuelan
Jan
Mar
3%
24
21% Mar
100
•
21
JanT
9%
4%
1
i
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Signal Oil & Gas
7%
10%
10
-3.50
Mining___l~I
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2% May
1,800
2,000
9%
10%
:!__25c
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20%
800
;
17%
va
50c
j
preferred
Sonotone
Corp
1
Corp
^enn
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6%
500
15%
33%
15%
600
33%
35%
1,300
29%
1
Jun
6 Va
15
8%
17%
Jun
May
27 Va
Jan
Jun
40 Vz May
Jan
Co—
changed
to
transferred
5%
6%
ZZll
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South Coast
South
Pennzoil
to
Co
NYSE
California Edison—
original preferred
8.33%
29%
50
cumulative
preferred
25
4.56%
26%
26%
700
29% July
26% Feb
33
4.78%
27%
Jan
cumulative
preference
25
88
88
100
8
4.48%
90%
Jun
convertible
preference
___25
81%
4.22%
81%
82%
600
cumulative
preferred
L
23%
23%
24
2,400
cumulative
preferred
25
24
4.08%
24%
cumulative
1,000
preferred
25
Southern California
Southern
Sperry
Petroleum
25
Rand
1,300 /
50,900
11 Va
Jan
Brands
Dredging Corp
Paint
convertible
16%
Motor
22%
1,200
Feb
Standard-Thomson
Feb
Products
19-
May
Feb
74 Vz Mar
11%
11%
300
10
3%
3%
800
8
7%
8%
3,300
7%
7%
8%
18,200
1 %
1%
1%
2,400
24%
23 %
24%
4,500
1
11%
11%
11%
3,700
7%
Jan
11% July
27 Vs
27%
350
23%
Feb
27% July
13%
13%
400
12%
Apr
17%
Jan
5,900
3%
Jun
4%
Jan
20
13%
4
3%
4
Apr
Mar
3%
14%
Apr
Jun
6%
Jan
12
7% July
Jan
8%
Apr
1% Jan
18% Jan
Jun
2%
6%
Jan
25% May
16% May
15%
1,600
14%
Jun
14%
14%
16%
2,100
11
Mar
17%
34%
Co
_
33
34%
1,600
30
Feb
34% July
Corp
15
4%
5 Va
5Va
4%
4%
300
3%
10c
14%
14%
16%
9,700
7%
1
%
%
n
8,700
25%
25%
500
13%
Tube class B
Corp
Inc
'
4%
80
Inc—
Inc
Uranium
Industries
Apr
2 % May
200
15 Va
Standard Shares
Star
16
800
79%
A
Standard
23% May
19% Jan
Jan
2%
1
Products
Aviation
700
Jan
23 %
79 %
Co
Feb
Standard
17 Va
25
Feb
_"_i
common
preferred
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Stanley
16%
Feb
"I,
Co
Standard
Jan
58 Va July
Feb
25
Apr
%
23
1
Forgings Corp
14 Va
-
86% Mar
5
"warrants"
Standard
19%
-
23 Va
May
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Corp
16
Jan
Mar
23
July
July
81% July
22%
Corp _2
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Sports Arena Inc
Stanrock
x22%
May
17% May
3 %Feb
Jun
Mar
19% "Jan*
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
Class
5Va May
1,900
22%
Jan
2
600
2%
19%
;
Corp
Denn
20%
22
10
Inc
Shoe
Jari
2,500
11%
1
,4
2%
Milling Corp
Industries
Shattuck
9%
"7%
11
72,600
Investment
of America
Jan.
3%
2%
1
Co
Leather Co
11%
~6%
7%
13%
^10
Jan
3,000
19%
_
Seligman & Latz
Feb
6%
11%
7%
1
Mar
1,700
3 Va Max
15,400
21%
Security Freehold Petroleums,
Seeburg"(The) Corp!___
16
16
*
f
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12%
3%
21%
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber..
Seaboard World Airlines Inc__
Sealeciro Corp
•
Feb
13%
20c
Rath
Real
8%
13%
1
Corp__
Jun
3%
20
Co
Standard
Rapid-American
1% July
3
_20
_
Standard
Ramo Inc class A
jao
a
6,500
20
Inc
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
$1.60
R
25c
Jua
lc
2,800
15
.
Standard
Radiation Inc class A
Ramco Enterprises Inc.
Ramer Industries Inc
8
Mar
3
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Cheirical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe ~*orp
Corp
.10
lu-(a
3%
.16%
•
1
Lithium
2
15%
convertible preferred
Sayre
Jun
Q
Quebec
1%
9y8 July
leb
3%
'
Savage Arms Corp
.*
Savoy Industries (Del)___II'~~I~l25c
Southland
Quality Importers Inc
10
7...
4.24%
10 Va
23%
1
4 % %
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puritan
10%
10%
2.50
series
Southern
20
preferred
(The) Company
Providence Gas
Service
4%
1
Prophet
Public
3% Mar
1,000
.16 pesos
preferred
Petroleums Ltd_____.
and
convertible
7% Mai-
'3,600
9%
20%
Inc
Diego Gas & Electric Co5% series preferred
:
4%%
preferred—.,
Soss
10c
1T% iApr
Feb
Jan
Corp—
A
$1.25
2,200
6%
9%
Corp Ltd
Milling Co Ltd
Feb
4%
32%
Progress Mfg Co Inc
9%
5%
ta
Jan
i
Apr
■38 "it;''
2,800
J
5%
l
V
2%
7%
4
14%. Apr,
l
31% July
500
~2%
Class
Jan
Jan
2,800
3
8Ms
Apr
Apr
8%
50c
116% May
21%
1,000
32%
Realty
10
Jan
8,100
3%
♦
Class
Jan
8% May
8% Feb
8% Mar
105
Feb
9%
1
Presidential
4%
4% May
12
8%
38
~4
50c
Canada
Microwave
800
July
3%
*
Pratt & Lambert Co
Precisionware
700
200
31%
2%
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Precision
Apr
Apr
.
10c
Co
class A
of
32
Jan
9%
6%
J.m
9%
■
Polymers Inc
Alexander
Corp
Jin
8% July
'\
Polymer Corp class A
&
300
,2.400
10
Poloron Products
%
Jan
4Va
11%
*
Polycast (The) Corp..
Polychrome Corp
Powdreil
3%
4%
50
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad Electronics
16
Apr
10%
50c
•*
23%
10%
1
Inc
Plastic Materials
18,000
1
.
85
6%
l
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of
America-.,!,-,,,
Servomechanisms Inc
32
1
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Plume
27
4
Plastics
Industries
31%
10c
(Del)
Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake ErieJ
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plant
5%
10 pesos
Corp
Industries
Pioneer
'*';
Jan
9
lc
Servo Corp
5
Steel
%
7%
Pharmaceutical
&
Industries
Phoenix
.14 Va
:
-
Jan
9%
3.0
•
13%
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San
9%
.
.
Dredge Ltd
21%
24
2.50
Gold
Electronics
Boys
10%
50c
preferred
Consolidated
Feb
23%
1
common..
St
18%
8%
8%
2
2
Dohrmann
66 % May
500
7 %
7%
10c
Jan
5%
Apr
iuar
51% Mar
V2
4
13 Vz
50c
Inc
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes__
3%
vtc__ 2 Bol
Corp
4-,u
Feb
17S
'
6%
Jan
6%
106% May
Jan
400
6,800
1
Parvin
Feb
3%
4%
57 %
B.
widSS
102%
3%
55 %
1
Parkersburg-Aetna
25
104% :104%
class
3%
13%
8% May
4%
1
Electrochemical Corp class A
Pen Co class A
May
Feb
55 %
Parker
4
26%
Jun
*
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Park Chemical Company
Jan
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4,300
6%
50c
_
3
8,000
24
Inc
Jan
4%
-
1
_____
Rusco Industries Inc
Russeks Fifth Avenue
Jan
95%
;
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l
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140
$4.75
'■
4%
•
5
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Products Inc.
Rowland Products Inc
Jan
101
Jan
4
1
Roy
Royal
2,100
:
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Rosenau Brothers Inc
American
y'17%
£l
I
2,800
4
__
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regis
4.20C
5%
7
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1.50
Jan
5%
•
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5%
5
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:
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1
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Roxbury Carpet Company
Pacific
Range Since
High
5%
-
Finance class B common
1
Robinson Technical Products Inc___20c
Rochester
Shares
Valley Gas Co—
Ritter
Pacific
for Week
of Prices
Par
Grande
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Rio
33
Mines
Ltd
class
A_
1
__
5%
4,500
Apr
Jun
Jan
19 Va
Jun
1% Feb
29% May
H May
22%
Jun
Jan
6%
5%
Jun
Jan
l
Statham
Real
-
Properties Corp of America—
Class
l
.
Realty Equities Corp of N Y.
6%
1
Warrants
Reda
Pump Co
,
R. E. .D. M. Corp.
Reeves Broadcasting & Dev
Reeves
Reis
Industries
(Robert)
Reliance
&
Insur
11,500
8% Mar
19%
19%
1,500
17 Va Mar
20
24%
25%
1,400
16 Va
27%
13%
10%
14 Va
120,200
7%
16%
16Vb
16%
1,200
50c
17%
17%
18%
3,800
13%
13%
700
9%
Jan
Steel
Parts
6%
6%
Corp
1,000
6%
Jun
.7%
Jan
Stelma
1%
600
1 %
July
Feb
Step an Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company
1
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del).,,
2
30% May
9% July
Jan
25c
8%
6%
9%
174,200
1
Inc
3%
3%
3%
2,100
2%
Jan
3%
Jun
3%
5,400
2% May
3%
Feb
12
Jan
5c
Co
3%
%
1
Co
5% May
800
%
Jan
45 %
44
46%
8,200
41
Apr
46% July
1
12 y8
12%
12%
1,000
11
Jan
13%
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
•
/
____
Group
Inc__:
Rico Argentine Mining Co
;
15%
2,900
5%
5,600
4%
900
14
series
A
common
.___
footnotes,
11%
12%
*
1
see page
Jan
Apr
-
5%
Jan
Inc
(J B)
Stop & Snop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Struthers
Wells
International Petrol
14%
Jan
3,700
6%
Jun
17% May
9% Jun
Supercrete
24,200
4%
Jan
14%
Jun
SuDerior Window
2%
1,400
1%
Jan
2%
Jun
Jan"
Supermarkets Operating
Supronics Corp
12%
12%
3,900
8
1,700
%
34.
r-
A
3,200
10% Jan
% Jan
8% Mar
14
May
"
%
Jnn
Swanee
c
Feb
12%
Jan
21 %
Jun
10 Va
Jan
14%
Feb
Feb
19% May
1%
Apr
"l%
1%
30,600
28%
28%
28 %
100
28 Vz July
150
19% Jan
20%
21%
5%
5%
5%
3,700
7%
67/a
7%
49,000
7%
7%
7%
1,000
10c
Inc
12%
i5y4
7%
23%
1%
1%
1%
1%
300
1
Corp
Electronics
Ltd
Corp
6%
1
6 Va
Paper Corp
Co
i
Corporation--,,,,!
10c
6%
%
%
1%
1%
25c
Co class A
Jun
16 Va July
10c
__l
11%
14%
1
4
Stylon
May
14 Va Apr
Apr
16%
5
™1
Corp
Sunair
Sunset
Jan
•
Co
6%
8
1
1
Algom Mines. Ltd
17% May
5% Apr
Mar
3%
4
Apr
Stetson
*
2%
1
10c
50c
Ridgeway Corp
17%
5%
4Vz
~5%
1
Corp_
Restaurant Associates Inc
For
14%
1
Resistoflex
Warrants
12
24 Vz
Apr
27
13% July
13%
IIH5
I ioc
I 1
5%
1
'
1
Canada Ltd
2,900
S
Rio
Inc
Co of
6%
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
RIC
Instruments
Steel
6%
1%
A
-
20%
50c
2 %
1,300
11%
600
83%
91%
151,000
2
89 %
,
40
Jan
Jan
26%
Apr
6% May
8%
Jan
6
Feb
8
Jun
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
6
Jan
7 Va
Jan
Va
Jan
!l Mar
Jan
%
100
300
Jan
4%, May
400
11%
__25c
—1,~2
20%.
17,300
-
4%
l7/a
13% Jan
1% May
21
Apr
July
3%
Jan
9% Mar
12%
Jan
Jan
98%
Jua
2
35
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
.
Monday, July 15, 1963
.
(222)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 12)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
of Prices
American Stock Exchange
American Stock
for Week
Sale Price
Shares
STOCKS
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
High
BONDS
Electric Co
Operations
Technicolor Inc
--1
10 y2
Apr
25% May
18 Va Mar
Alsco
8,800
31
34%
9,600
16%
Feb
38 Vz
• Amer
16 Va
18%
273,900
8%
Jan
18% July
•
10c
Texstar
Corp
Textron Electronics Inc
Textron
Thew Shovel Co—
10c
10
25c
1
Inc
Thorofare Markets
Thriftimart Inc class A—
Apr
2%
Jan
Baldwin
Jan
3y8
Jan
Belock
5y8
5
•5%
2,500
4V8 Mar
6%
Jan
Bethlehem
Steel
::
Apr
Bloomfield
51/2
5%
4% Mar
21/4
2j/4
500
1% Mar
3 Mi
Apr
iv8
1%
V//% Mar
2%
Jan
Bostonl Edison
: 3%
1,700
/"'/ 300
May
4%
Jan
BSF
4%
3,500
4% May
7%
Jan
Brandywine
5%
3y0
4%
4%
102
%
98%
5%
800
14 Va
14%
6,100
24 %
24
24%
1,500
20%
1%
1%
il5V*':
15'A
15%
22%
22 y4
AA
22 %
Forging
Jan
Jan
:
3%
8%
of
N
1st
Jan
94%
Jan
125
~3%
3,500
3
3%
1,900
11
National
7%
8%
7,400
4%
8%
8%
8%
1,900
6%s
Jun
4%
Feb
Feb
Corp
United Asbestos
Hartfield
Elastic
United
Hudson
3,600
9%
Jan
15%
4%
1,500
3% May
9% Mar
5V4
15%
32 Va Mar
40%
Jun
•
36
Jun
35
7,500
<•
Jan
29
100
Hydrometals
Italian
Inc
Co
U S
Air
U S
Ceramic
Oil
U S
Natural Gas
U
Rubber
S
Tile
13
Apr
22%
:
National
General
21%
Jan
23% May
5Va Apr
National
Research
4Va
4
4%
6% May
3%
3
3y8
1%
1%
li7o
8,400
36
8%
37%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
iy8
.
313
Jan
7
Jan
9%
Jan
6%
Jan
190
184 y2
Jan
2%
2%
6,300
7%
8
9
Ohio
Power
1st
,;
3%s
Co
202
3%
8%
Jun
9y8
2,500
6
Jan
9% May
5%s
8%
2,500
5%
Jan
gy4
Jan
Realty
5y4
900
5 Mi
Jan
6%
Jun
7%s
1,500
2
Apr
2%
Jan
1,000
2% May
3
Feb
3
Jan
5,600
2
Jun
6Ve
5%
6%
1,300
5
-Jan
4%
X4%
5%
75,900
*
5
31%
14%
Corp
"8%
9
14%
31%
♦
4%
Apr
31% July *
300
5,000
9
14%
8%
Jan
10,700
9%
Jan
6%
<
Jun
•.'"5%. Jan
39%
9%
J
6s
;
Harbor
Southern
8%
'8
6% Mar
4,400
17%
36,600
3s
series
2%s
10% July
1,900
Jun v
7y4
7%
7%
1,200
6% Mar
8% May
9%
9%
10%
7,600
9y4 Mar
11% May
25c
167/a
16%
,17%
12%
•
1,500
-
3%
Jan
800
15%
Jan
10%
Jan
13%
Jun
Webb
$6
&
Knapp Inc
series
Co
4%
1,400
West
West
Chemical
Texas
n
55%
1
1.25
4.40%
pfd
American
10c
Inc
dep
Western Tablet
&
Weyenberg Shoe
Jan
V.■
340
44%
Jun
3%
23 %
,
900
3% July
800
21 %
Jun
2%
;
6%
■
6%
:
2%,
.
2%
4,900
3%
V
5,700
i7o
4
Jan
Feb
:
Jan
Jun
97% May
12% Jan
Apr
2% Mar
i7«
Jan
Vz
900
19%
Jan
25%
1,300
22%
Jan
5%
10%
10
10%
300
9Va
Jan
12%
Pwr
Wood. (John)
&
t7* July
1
20
20%
1,800
13
12%
13%
2,900
9%
1,700
IV2
2
2
:
2%
16
147/e
14%
14%
ioc
,
]
~
500
20%
l
5
i
Industries
10
Co
6
i
16
1,900
20
July
Jan
14%
American
dep rets ord
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
6%
113
6%
•
5%
-
Feb
2%
14
Jun
16%
•
8%
1
11%
5
Jun
6
Feb
400
13%
Jan
18%
Apr
1,800
5Va
Jan
7%
Feb
2
11
61
75%
-
43%
24
"* 112%
50
111
127
104% 104%
9
103
108
112
131 Vz 148
104
42
48%
505
112
148
3
102
106 Va
12
103
108%
104
103 y4104%
87%
120
120
87%
1
122
82 Va
88
5
105
126
59
77
61%
62%
5
96
96%
33
95%
90
92 %
J90
98%
~7
98%
97%
98
93
100
94 %
$94 Vz
125
_2
125
124
86
86
2
66
66
21
57
93%
88%
89
2
85
91%
89%
89%
5
72
92
—
O
series
P
98%
87 %
4V4s
1987
1987—
California
Counties
Szabo
Food
Gas
Gas
Gas
....
90
$85
85
v.
97%
„
92
88 Va
4
99%
85
.71
-
.
*
90%
87
1
85%
5
86 Va
89
91%
91%
91 Va
94%
85%
85%
84%
87%
91%
91%
911
&
Electric
Inc
Service
3%s
debs
6s
1971
3s
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1970
1973
5
/■v
.v.
13
..
91
5
99
15
99% 100
r
93 %
101%
101 Va
104%
102%
105
104
101 Va
104%
$104% 107
104%
$104
104
102
"5
103%
104 V*
3
99%
1G1%
11
100%
$101% 102
99%
99%
101
101
106
99%
101 Va
99%
99%
...
1
102
94
14
93%
91%
4
91%
95%
91V#
93 Va
93 Va
1
93 %
94%
$91 Va
92 Va
87%
92 Va
$80
i.
94
91%
April-Oci
Jan-July
1970
3%s
(Calif)
„
$104
Feb-Aug
1986—
series
85
98%
87 %
Mar-Sepi
April-Oct
Map-Nov
May-Nop
1985—
N
series
4%s
,
$85
Feb-Aug
1985
M
:
87
Mar-Sepi
L
100
86
66
Mar-Sepi
series
74
95
127 Va
85%
1983
United
•
U
6s
Washington
Investing
&
debs
subord
conv
Natural Gas
S
May 1 1980
of Amer 6%s
6s
Corp
Improvement
Webb
&
6%
Water
Knapp
81%
—
Afar-Nov
Afar-Nov
1973
May-Nov
1976
conv
Power
sub
debs
3%s
101%
66%
103%
1
82%
100
1
85
186
99%
$99%
June-Dec
Jline-Dec
1964
85
186
85
Feb-Aug
1977
82
90%
140 Vz
190
402
101 % 101 Va
Corp—
98%
99%
51
1
Inc
5s
debs
1974
9
56
56
70 Va
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
I
6%
Period
18%
•
•
Baden
(Germany)
Danzig
German
& Waterways 6%s 1952
and Clearing Assn—
Adjustment Debentures—
Port
17% Mar
5 %s
series
A
1967—
2-ft Mar
4%s
series
B
1967
5%
Jun
15%
Jan
95%
Jan
8%
500
8%
Jun
900
10%
Jun
19
;
200
16%
Feb
6%
~
„
£i
•*
40c
13
J—'
*
%
"
12
1951
Savings Bank
.T,,n
11%
18%
7s
Feb
•
.
——"
3,700
Jan
8%
Jan
2% Mar
li
Jan
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
• Hanover
(Prov)
-
-
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
Low
No
High
$120
Jan-July
Jan -July
~7%
"7%
$94'
97%
97%
$951
95
95%
$7%
16
<
Jan-July
Jain-July
6%s
High
Bonds
—Feb-Aug
$110
2008—May-Nop
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
$65
1949
19% Mar
102
Jun
9% May
"13%
Jan
20% May
Maranhao
8
(Republic
Sinking fund
Mar
2% Mar
1
Jun
2V8s
$91%
Rio
..
1
Jan
1 1997
(Plan A)
Jan-July
50%
2s 2012—J an-July
50 Vs
51
100
$50
70
100
54
51".
60
42 Va
51%
47
52
of)—
3s
de Janiero stamped
66
99
70
.
52
53
Feb
17%
(Plan A)
stamped
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2Vbs 2008
•No par value: a Deferred delivery transaction (not tncludPd In year's range!,
d Ex-interest
Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-<itock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule transactor
included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not Included in yeans range),
t t,x-axstribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
f
A_
-25c
-25c
16
iey2
3%
4%
28,600
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
4%
4%
15%
4%
700
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
4,200
8% Mar
(not
•
Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's
bid
and ask
prices; no sales being transacted during
§ Reported in
Zale
1
1714
17
17%
1,600
.50c
8%
8
8%
20.500
—
c'a'SSSSSSS.
Sale Price
Low
1%
6,000
Sales
Week's
Last
Interest
BONDS
8%
50
101
8%
11
■
Friday
Peru
5c
...5
70
70
87
April-Oct
12,900
•
regis
preferred
Foods
99%
Feb-Aup
4,000
13%
—J
101
—-
2
._
Express System Inc class
Yonkers Raceway Inc com.!
£lon
—
Apr
3,100
—
100
.
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
86
96%
Feb-Aup
Jun
T5%
■
i—
I
Yale
6%
79
50
85%
1982
Jun
6%
11%
118
v
pfd.
1
Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
70
5
3
Feb-Aup
22 % Mar
5%
6
13%
_I__l
IIIIII
Light 4%%
—.
51
98
Feb-Aug
J
I
common
Co
72
58
Jan
%
25
Wood. Newspaper
70%
43%
112%
98%
Feb
U
1,500
ioc
preferred
Wisconsin
70
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
K
26% May
10c
Co
&
93%
\
series
Debt
C)
84%
78%
Feb
24%
•
Oil
77 %
Jan
23 V4
Inc
Brothers
1
23
3% May
3% Apr
2 Va
23%
Wiebelt
Wilson
84
85
97%
_Jan-Aup
4%s
Jan
23
1
Wilshlre
84
84%
58
Corp 3s 1981—May-Nop
3s 1965—.
Mar-Sepf
■
Edison
1982
Teleregister Corp
24%
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oil Corp
LLt
Williams (R
70%
89%
1982
Transportation
5
24%
'■
Williams-McWilliams
—
85
Mar-Sept
1981
H
Jan
l
*
White Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co class A
Williamhouse (The) Inc
Williams Brothers Co
■■
96
Corp—
1976
1978
Jan
1%
87
5%
1,300
3%
2%
,u
3%
.
Whlppany Paper Board
Stores
87%
Jan
94%
—
Is
Stationery
Manufacturing
;v".:
.
76 >
62
2
9% May
1% July
% Jun
■
.
69 Vz
51
95 Va
Ltd—
shares..
ord
3%
22%
23
5c
.
Invest
rets
89,300
60 %
4% May
3% May
.; 3%
ioc
Western Stockholders
io,400
n
I9G
55
Va
Jan
6%
tr¬
2
100
Equities Inc
Western Nuclear
3%
OO
.
50c
Westbury Fashions
Western
1%
*
Products
Utilities
2
10c
common
preference
4Va
__
J**-
1
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
5
53
95%
Feb
■'
—10
Instruments
4%
.
Feb-Aug
1972
series
4%s
Jan
5%
May-Nop
Jan-July
1967
I
Southwestern
preferred
conv
19%'
95%
1998—Jan-July
6s
1977
Power
Southern
Precision
42
11%
•:
.
Southern
—~
Co
1979
series G
series
5s
20 y2 Mar
-200
12%
5y8
5
4
1984
1976
E
F
4%s
Jan
2%
1
6%«. non-cum
30 Va
17./.
J
April-Ocf
April-Oct
June-Dec
Jan-July
1968
.1976
C
series
series
47/as
3% Mar
7%
common
Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Oct
1973
B
series
series
26,300
4
Jan
w
Walth&m
34
59
75%
144
1973
series D
series
2%
3%
9%
:'v
V
4%s
10%
;
Gas
debs
Water
4%s
9
,
3%s
debs
7s
California
Jun
9
2%
15%
37/a
fc
&
debs
3%s series A
Feb
2%
Inc
Waitt & Bond Inc
38%
56%
May-Nov
1976
Power 3%s
Corp—
warrants)
V"
Safe
19% May
2
•
159%
111
75
:
Mar
1971
'■
n
9%
'>•
1
*
Vita Food Products..
Vogt Manufacturing
sv8
16%
1
tr ctfs...
April-Oct
1982
5%s
America
Co
sub
.
17% July
4% Jun
25c
liq
1977
Broadcasting & Devel
conv
3%s
VTR
118%
103Va
55
April-Oct
Electric
(without
•
3s
Valspar Corp
1
Valve Corp of America
25c
Venture Capital Corp of America-L___l
6%%
deb
5%
mortgage
Equities
3%s
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
100%
55
Afap-Nov
due
6s
subord
conv
Reeves
31%
;
102%
1
85
May
Apr
Jan
...
Co
100%
141 Va
105%
tl6%
Quar-Mai
3s
American
Jan
5
2%
25c
17.78
Tr
conv
Co
Water &
Rapid
2y4
900
2%
"5%
1
Instrument
Jan-July
Jan-July
1970
2ya
1
Sugar
(The)
1st
Service
3%s
Victoreen
..June-Dec
1982
6s
1984
of
mortgage
5%
7%
1
if
Viewlex Inc class A_*
Vi
1973~JuMe-Det
debs
1st
Corp 5%s 1974
Corp 5s 1976
Hess
Corp
Pennsylvania
8
50c
1955
96
100
6J/2 May
199 y2 200%
100
Universal Insurance—
Marion
Nuclear
Jan
5% May
4V4
Universal Automated Industries Inc.lOc
Universal
•
Public
Universal Container Corp cl A com.lOc
Universal Controls Inc—
1
25c
Utah-Idaho
Bellas
National
Apr
5Va
100
1962
Series
Warrants
92%
1
Feb
41
200
10c
:
Series
Warrants
71%
Jan
11*0
Apr
Jan
Mar
3% May
4,300
5
3
36
2,900
"400
3%
36%
Jan
4
2,300
4,500
"
8%
Reclaiming
90%
100% 100%
104
115 Va
9
18
'
Apr
Jun
13%
200
13
22%
22 %
liy8
3ya
United Stockyards Corp
Universal American Corp—
Feb-Aug
1978
5%s
21
8%
Corp
April-Oct
1972
4%s
Co
Jan
3%
Co
1981
7s conv
Corp
Linotype
12%
3,000
Investing—2.60
Canal
Conditioning
A/uy-Nov
1977
6s
Chemical
400
7%
7%
1
N J RR &
United
105
3
,
U35
38
85
127%
Corp—
1981
conv
6s
17% Mar
7%
1
ord regis
96
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1C0% 100%
May-Nov
April-Ocf
Realization
Power
Kawecki
•
rets
5%s
Manhattan
Kaltman
38%
35
Corp
dep
95%
148%
126 %
110
94
105
68%
100
Jun
United Molasses Co Ltd—
American
92%
64
Jun
1,000
37
Jun
Stores
&
14%
United Foods Inc
United Improvement &
United Milk Products
6
91%. 91%
May-JVoi
Hoffman International
15%
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United
19
-
110
94
Afap-Nov
1981
Jun
4%
8
•
4
20
50c
1
United Aircraft Products.
5%s
Jan
14%
15
37
of Omaha
Yards
Union Stock
6
85
74
102 Va
RR—
Construction
&
9%
Jan
4%
-15%
i
Investment Co
Union
93
f 127
Jun-Dec
Development 6s 1974
General
Foam Corp 6 %
conv
Gulf American Land Corp—
6%s conv
sub
deb
1977
*
Canada
of
58%
120
84%
Jan-July
series A 1993
series B 1993
9y8
7% Mar
1
J;.,U
Co
65
118
Mar-Sept
1976--
wts
ex
Mergenthaler
Gas
1978
4a
Realty
Fotochrome Inc
Livingston
Union
3K4s
General
14%
*
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
High
27
84 Vz
13% Mar
Jun
8%
com—10c
u.—
2
Division—
J
4s
mortgage
Apr
3% Mar
5%
2% July
2% Jan
300
11%
Feb
mortgage
1st
•
-1
Corp
21
93
85
118
June-Dec
1978—
6s
1978
Lackawanna
Jun
90 y2
93%
"3
11
Conduit & Cable Co—
Tri-Continental "warrants"
Temper
Low
72
Jan
600
26 Va
93%
"warrants".
Inc
No.
89
t59%
June-Dec
a.June-Dec
1976
6s
debs
Western
*
3%
25 y2
3
Triangle
True
24%
Inc
&
Jan
27
11
Corp
Industries
Trav-ler
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Sold
89
April-Oct
1970
A
Assn
Lack
Jun
May
Delaware
Feb
18%
21 y4 Mar
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A
Transue & Williams Steel
2%
13 Va
21% Mar
3,200
5c
Inc
Jan
15
800
2%
3y2
Lux Corp
Trans World Airlines
Bonds
High
66%
yuar-heo
1969
Authority
Co
subord
conv
April-Ocf
1975_Ja/t-July
A
1977
series
Raceway
Credit
5%s
deb
convertible
Transit
Cobuni
Jun
24% July
Jan
6 iS
1
1
Photolab
72
June-Dec.
1972
7s
series
1998
1
Aug
2%s
5%s
Chicago
6s
Co
6%
corp
sub
conv
Co
First
25 y2
Town
K16%
Jan
6%%
Feb
Feb
1%
5,000
2
11
deposit rets ord registered__5s
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4%%
preferred
100
Trans
%
7%
11% Mar
Amer
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Universal Corp
Jan
5% July
14 y4
July
102
Jan
%
3,600
tt
5%
3
75
102
101
H
•:
13,700'
Amer
Tower
Friday's
Building Indus Inc—
Chemical
Montrose
Instrument
7%
Ltd—
Tobacco Security Trust Co
1970
1%
2y4
-»
——
Appalachian
600
—-
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
70c convertible preferred
Pump 4s inc
Elec Power 3%s
2,200
50c
"warrants"
Inc
&
1%
10c
$4.56 pfd—*
Texas Power & Light
Steel
dune-Dei
-
6%s 1972—Apn7-Oct
debs 1994—June-Dec
2%
Electronics Inc—25c'
Terminal-Hudson
1974
1%
*
Tenney Engineering Inc
debs
sub
conv
Realty & Petroleum
2%
1
Industries Inc
5%s
2%
Warrants
Television
Jun
Inc
American
1%
10c
1
Corp
Corp__
Teleregister Corp
TelePrompter
11,800
11%
:
20c
Tel-A-Sign Inc
Telectro Industries
24%
10%
16%
*
mc——
May
23%
321/4
®"c
Inc
Technical
23
Sales
or
Bid & Asked
Low
7/a
10
Last
Sale Price
Apr
24%
-*
—*—
Indus
Freez
Tastee
10
preferred
4%
Inc
Talon
Tampa
9
Jan
Week's
Interest
Period
8
Exchange Bonds
Friday
High
15%
Jan
17%
Abbreviations
Apr
4%
Jan
8% July
3%
Jun
4%
Feb
used
the current week.
receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
"cons," consolidated;
tive; "conv," convertible: "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc.
i," when itssued; "w w," with warrants: "x \ " without warrants.
"w
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voting trust certmcaies
Volume
Number 6281
198
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(223)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week
Boston Stock
L
STOCKS
LISTED
Low.
American
Chemical
Motors
17%
120%
Tel
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
&
Boston
Edison
Boston
Personal
Calumet
Ciiies
Hecla
&
Eastern
Mass
First
532
70
220
54 %
43%
Jan
Jan
•„
fi
12%
100
11% May
13
228
55%
Jan
68 %
104
48%
Jan
63
July,
30
30
15
28%
37
Jan
56 %
57.
*
Inc
Company
Co
52-
■/
80%
34%
1
95
52%
79%
79%
5
36%
41%
469
36%
Jan ":
Island
Creek
Co
Coal
Business
24%
72
12
20%
Jan
67%
Jan
18%
Jan
23 Vs May
305
12%
;
9%
Jan
14 %
" May
79
"
:
New
Racing Association
England Electric System
New
England
Northern
Tel
& Tel
Railroad
(N
1
20
H)
26%
26%
27 %
100
Co
49%
49%
50%
Chemical
Mathieson
5
Pennsylvania Railroad Co—
Rexall
and
Drug-
Shawmut
Stop
Chemical
10
2.50
Co
Torrington
1
--
.44%
v
Jun
29% Mar
40%
270
37%
Feb
42
443
19%
Jan
27
Apr
Inc
System
71%
72%
75
58%
Jan
26%
26%
27 Vs
416
21%
Jan
48%
50%
488
47%
Jan
55%
Feb
88%
Feb
77%
Westinghouse Electric Corp
35%
com—6.25
80%
465
49%
Jan
7%
7%
20
6%
Feb
36%
1,208
31%
Jan
35
y
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indebted to the firm of ,W.
are
Container
STOCKS
LISTED
38%
Jun
Dow
El
First
U
"
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(Un)—
"■
•'
•"
Aeronca
_
Gas
4%
1
3
3
pfd
4%%
5
Co
12%
2 6 3/s
26%
27%
1,878
100
92 3/4
923/4
923/4
7
43%
Cincinnati
Milling
Cincinnati
Telephone
Tire
National
-
_
_
_
Chemical
DuBois
Mills
of
Hobart
Dairies
W
11
37 Vs
Feb
483/a May
973/4
Jan
1053/2 May
168
Rapid-American
Card
Tire
(The)
4%s
214
393/2 Mar
26%
26 3/a
265/a
13
2 4 3/a
27
29%
29%
30
77%
76%
773/8
73/8
75/8
4
26%
26 3/8
60
(W H)
Greif
793/4
Apr
6% May
Jan
18 3A
Feb
Greyhound Corp
Gulf Oil Corp
Allen
Electric
American
&
80
72 3/4 Mar
Bros
(G)
Brown-McLaren
Mfg
Budd
Industries
5
Burroughs
Chrysler
Detroit
Detroit
Fruehauf
400
141
28 %
57%
63 Vs
4,627
53 %
10
10%
1,360
9"%
32
32 3/8
3,136
31%
&
32%
Motors
5%
Square
Mar
473/8
Jun
51
52%
1,418
42
Feb
563/8
29%
29%
360
25%
Jan
333/8
Jun
69%
693/4
703/4
2,333
57%
Jan
78c
85c
8,000
45c
Jan
73%
1%
Jun
80c
3 %
Jan
23%
23
National
Parke
Elec
Davis
—1
Mfg
Scotton
2%
6%
100
9%
4%
2%
900
r 2%
1,373
21%
9%
700
8
153/4
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
Jan
24%
Jan
11
.
Mar
Jun
Steel
compilation
of
(Un)
1
12.50
American
American
Home
10
American Machine & Foundry
-1.75
American Motors Corp1 .66%
American Rad & Stand San (Un).
5
.
Tel. &
Tel
Co
American Tobacco Co
Anaconda
Apache
Armco
Company
Steel
Atchison
Corp
&
Santa
For
footnotes,
see
44%
Jan
5%
Apr
7%
Feb
56 3/8
Jan
11
29
93/8
243/4
Jan
333/8
83/4
Jan
10%
•'
Feb
9
Feb
12
Apr
Feb
300
2,900
10%
500
8 3%
1,950
10
200
42
493/1
jun
Feb
Jun
May r?
Jua
.
'
~9%
9%
9%
75
24%
24%
26%
2,600
23%
Jun
29%
79%
79%
80%
1,900
Jun
83%
600
72 Vs Mar
78
Mar
84%
83
85%
Feb
34%
343/4
35%
2,100
31%
Jan
38
Apr
II,000
5,200
57"%
Jan
73%
Jun
23
Jan
26 5/8 May : '
Jan
27% May
363/4 Apr
24%
1,600
20 3A
343/8
36%
8,200
28%
Jan
13
3,000
18 Vs
400
123/a
12%
1,000
•
57
57
•
28%
28%
100
•
Mar
18
32
Mar
Jan
f
37% May
18% Jan
17%
12%
Jan
Jun
15%
Jan
100
45
Jan
593/4
Jun
60
28
Mar
31
Jan
v
f
96%
Apr
96%
Apr
!
60
Jan
65
Jun
•'
65
50
40 %
41
600
31%
Jan
46 3/4
48%
7,000
38%
Jan
48% July
193/4
19%
350
16
Jan
20%
173/8
175/a
200
133%
18 3/s May
140
Jan
Jun
181
24
48%
65
Jan
31
44% May
,
17%
140
140
65
7
1,800
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
28
29
450
25%
Jan
30%
Jun
23'/a
7
10
29
23%
200
19
Jan
26% Mar
63/4
May
Jun!
36
Mar
Jan
32
Apr
50"%
Jan
63
May
2.50
28%
283/4
30
2,500
26%
Jan
32%
•
50 3/4
50,3/4
51
.
5
•
5
1
CO
&
Libby
1
Lincoln Printing Co common
$3.50 preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Un)
Lockheed
Jun
26%
Aircraft
New
common
Lytton's
Corp
8%
600
8%
1,100
6i»/4
——
~
——
14%
50c
(Un)
423/4 May
42% Mar
8%
51
Jun
10
Apr
July
s
Jan
5% May
-•TV '
•
50c
133/4
60%
900
61%
6% Mar
52s/a Mar
61% July
100
6 3/s
Jan
8% Mar
21
21-
100
19%
Jan
14%
15
500
12%
Jan
7
1,050
23% Apr
16% May
93/a Jan
7%
6%
7%
,
5
,
43%
Jun
Jan
433/4
18%
Feb
200
13% July
49 %
Jan
58%
Jun
300
42 % July
43 %
Jun
100
8% Mar
11%
Apr
133/4
143/4
500
555/e
1
i
w
(Henry
1
C)
&
Co
Martin
Marietta
56
42%
42 3/a
(F W)
Corp
I—Irv
(Un)
2%
Jan
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Modine Mfg Co
Jan
Monroe
Jan
42
42
100
34%
20%
900
17
'26 %
6%
July
Jan
43
Jun
21
Jan
27% May
23% Jan
300
6%
3
Mar
2
914
Monsanto
Brewing
Ward
American
Feb
8
57/s May
Jan
issues.
dually
;
,
Indiana
States
Sales
Week's
Range -•
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Low
High
133/4
High
18%
18%
18%.
1,100
500.
Jan
19
Jun
113/4
Jan
19%
4
)?age 41.
Public
Power
6%
Feb
May
50%
2,900
42% Mar
52
17%
18 3/8
1,900
14%
2OV4
Jun
68%
Jun
&
52
Jan
Mar
Pure
Oil
11,700
Jan
53
Jan
Jan
:t
::
r
13% May
64% Apr
31% May
43/4
Apr
Apr
37%
37
37%
3,700
32 Vs
Jan
41%
Jun
26 Va
Jan
25%
25%
1,100
24
573/4
:»
60%
1,200
56%
3
1
17%
Co—•
61%
17%
61%
62
100
4,000
Feb
Feb
Jun
5% Mar
64%
Apr
Jun
15
Jan
18
573/4
Jan
66% May
Jan
52% July
52
525/e
1,900
433/4
36%
52%
36%
1,400
33% Mar
38%
f*>
Jun f
%
46%
43%
Jan
49%
Jan A
•
42
42
42%
1,200
31%
Jan
443/a
Jun
26 3/a
255/8
37%
26 3/s
3,100
24% Mar
293/4 May
37%
100
29s/8
Jan
38
7,700
Jan
20% July
—
46
200
13%
19%
183/4
20%
0
51%
51%
53
600
46
Feb
513/a
51
513/4
1,700
47
Jan
54% May
52%
52%
523/4
1,400
47%
Jan
55%
(Un)
—5
•
77%
77%
200
Jun
15
--
(Un)
*
Jun
10
'.33V3C
May
70% Mar
56% May
17
Jun
Feb
163/s May
79
Apr
443/4
45
4,900
36%
Jan
45% July
69%
69%
71%
2,100
56 3/4
Jan
74%
36%
Co
Corp of America (Un)Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Revlon
Reynolds
Metals
Reynolds
(R J)
Feb
Rlchman
Brothers
59%
593%
60%
2,100
48%
Jan
60%
Jun
Royal
59%
593/4
800
491/2 Mar
61%
Jun
St
Louis
Nat
20%
20 Vs
21%
24%
Feb
St
Louis
Public
173/4
18 3/8
2,300
6,200
19% May
173/4
16 %
23
Feb
San
163/4
17%
3,700
12%
Jan
120% 1223/8
5,200
1143/4
Jan
28
17% July
126
May
33% Apr
Mar
^28%
28%
49V4
491/4
400
40%
Jan
12 Vs
133/4
11,100
93/4
Apr
54%
55%
3,100
52
Jan
53%
i
Dutch
Diego
Schwltzer
Sears
Petroleum
Sheaffer
A)
25
Jan
221/4 July
34
34
353/8
3.900
233/4
Jan
37 Vs
Jun
39
39
40;
5,100
38% Mar
2 7 5/a
58%
Sinclair
Apr
Jun
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
27%
Jun
30%
12,200
43%
Jan
49% May
49
48
Jan
53
Jan
133/B
Jan
14
Apr1.':
12%
10
Jan
133/4
Apr
30
3,100
Jan
;
Co
class A.
77
76%
79
1,073
59
Jan
81
Jun
3
:
89 Vs
89 %
90%
2,500
74%
Jan
90%
Jun
9%
1,300
9%
Apr
1
8%
Jun
9%
9%
100
85/a
Jan
433/4
9
43%
700
34%
Jan
83/4
9% May
44%
Jun
46% May
5
(Un)
(Un)
Co
(Un)
45%
45 Mi
46
2.500
35% Mar
15
70 y8
69%
70%
2,200
58%
Jan
5
Corp
261/4 Jan
800
48%
12%
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Oil
27%
49
9%
oil
47% May
27%
48%
1
1
Jun
sheii
303/»
Jan
-12
Co
Pen
Apr
48%
*
Service "A"
Imperial
Corp
(W
41%
Jan
(Un)—20 g
Stockyards
&
Jan
40 3/8
•
Co
1,300
2,700
34%
441/4
5
(Un)
Co
36%
43
*
(Un)—
Co
Tobacco
Roebuck
13% July
Jun
36 %
1
47%
Jan
•
10
Inc
26% July
200
59%
Jan
10 %
,54%
(Un)
Radio
Jan
3,000
58
1,000
Jan
-3.33
Corp__
Coke
Co
Gamble
Apr
22%
12
Jun
49
.
17%
30
Feb
9%
193/4
1,000
u
;
433/4
221/4
6
Jan
12
Corp
200
29%
47% May
Jun
•
&
1,400
29%
Service
Chemical
2,300
4,600
Jan
43%
7% May
Co—
Co
46 3/8
13%
35 I
51%
5
Bancorporatlon
26%
17%
15
Co
Procter
Apr
50 5/8
5
Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light &
Potter
Jan
51
Jun
Jan
(Un)
Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
for Week
22 %
Jan
50%
1
(Un)
(Charles)
Jun
•
Peabody
Pfizer
115/8
*
Gas
Feb
19
1
Corp
Illinois
&
500
38%
473/4
25% Mar
& Co
Illinois
Olin-Mathieson
650
5
7%
Apr
17
58%
(Un)
Northern
Northwest
transactions only
47,
32%
3Vz
Aviation
(Minnesota)
80
5
1
Co
National Distillers & Chem (Un)
National
Tile
&
Mfg
North
5,200
Co
Chemical
Montgomery
193/4
50
ZI~i
12 %
Jun
19%
49
700
7%
Minneapolis
293/4 May
19%
ZII4
Inc
Mickelberry's Food Products
Chemical
35
50
& Co
Metropolitan Brick
Meyer Blanke Co
Feb
9%
335/a
8%
46%
*
Jan
24% Mar
8%
*
McKay Machine Co
Means
„'
1
Marshall Field & Co
Socony Mobil Oil
I_.
100
6%
30
93/e
29
49%
Mar
53%
51
Apr
6% Jan
375/s Jan
900
68%
10
Corp
6 %
33
Apr
13%
Apr
350
25%
28%
-10
Products
49%
51%
35-
4 %
3,000
2%
Fe—
Common
A they
,333/4
3,300
4,900
59 3/2
453/4.
50
(Un)
34%
"5%
393/4
68%
120%
_1.25
Topeka
"5%
20%
;
30%
46
-6.25
(Un)_
(Un)
~5%
65% May
Jan
12% Mar
573/4
26%
.33%
Corp
17%
303/a
3%
493^
18
—3
American
2,800
38%
Apr
3%
1
(Un)
Cyanamid Co
(Un)
Products (Un)
19
57'A
10 % May
18%
18%
9
10
(Un)
35%
61%
18 3/4
303/a
Jan
—25c
Co
Jan
55% Mar
34%
593/8
183/4
Feb
—'
July
Low
10
Airlines
28%
800
34%
593/4
64%
•
1 %
the round-lot
Last
LI
Can
700
24% May
36% Jun
*
2%
239
Par
American
Jan
McNeil
Process
American
17%
_•
100
23/4
Sale Price
of America
59% May
900
50% Feb
29% May
•
Co
200
100
Friday
stocks
Aluminum Co
Jan
215/8
/
:
Harvester
Northern
Corp
Mfg
493/4
21%
24
Co
1%
855
traded
Chemical
Jun
400
10
6 3/4
26%
..
Chalmers
Jun
37% July
Jun
303/a
553/4
35%
•
%
12%'
6%
>
Allied
96 3A
Jan
553/8
1
-July
The weekly ranges for all the local issues, and a selected list of the
Allis
Jun
Jan
26%
Jun
May
Jan
25
63/4
26%
42
10
Electronics
93 %
18%
20
2
253/4
"""l0
Co
250
1,500
6,400
68
Jan
&
Parke-Davis
Steel
95%
36%.* 37%
29%
30%
24
Inc
Steamship
Northern
Admiral Corp
Ross
30Y4 Mar
705/a
J
Northern
Acme
Jan
25
Spencer j-Bartlett
Co Ltd
2%
Midwest Stock Exchange
Advance
25%
56 %
3
100
2%
_5
A
100
693/B
.
700
12 %
2
Co
51% May
56% Jan
69%
300
23%
1
2
12%
Corp
20,200
293/4
44%
____8.33%
.
2%
20
Dillon
623/4
67%
200
Brewing Co
2%
26%
Co
Co
Studebaker
,
23%
8%
1
._
common..
(H W) & Co
Rockwell-Standard
Corp
May
93%
36 5/s
3
2
-1
Rickel
Rudy
8%
Welding
&
14
2 3/s
Champagne
Co
19
Jun
-il
Garden
Sugar
Feb
64% Mar
*
67
•
Jan
38
10
Michigan
Jan
100
__1
Madison
Jan
343/4
434
-1.66%
Corp
Co
&
Jun
13
Jan
43/4
Chemical
Wines
69
Jun
46%
Kresge (S S) Co
Kysor Industrial Co
Lansing Stamping Co
LaSalle
Apr
14
1
Brewing
Jan
29%
-
4,700
Libby
Feb
46%
2.50
Goebel
46%
Jan
10%
Jan
Jun
V 500
Leath
Feb
4%
Corp
62%
Jan
1%
46%
49 %
Stephens Shinkle Shoe
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Jun
5%
34
1
,
—
3,500
16%
57
24%
Johnson
„
Jun
5
Mfg
Co
Lakes
58%
10
May
15"%
Jan
10
May
1.02
4% July
4%
17 %
16 3/4
58
:
58%
30c
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Jefferson Electric Co_
19% Mar
14
123/4 Mar
100
15
10
Jan
29%
Co
General
Great
65c
15
_12.50
Baler
Motor
200
4%
Co_.
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Ford
90c
29%
Paper
Gasket
Economy
Jan
5
Corp
Edison
Jan
15%
I,100
I
13%
~
-
27%
(Un)
Corp
International
High
10% Mar
253
;____1
Corp
Consolidated
6 3/s
100
90c
1
Co
Co
Buell
Low
160
45%-
44
11% May
-% May '
34% Mar
41 % Jan
48%
1
Industries
Inland
9%
1,600
69%
(D H)
Interlake
13%
6 3/4 July
■(
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
18%
1,200
243/4
preferred
Cooperage class A
Hein Werner
July
Sales
9%
12%
46 %
1.66%
Huttig Sash & Door
13%
Product^%__
Stores
12%
3.33%
Corp
non-cumulative
Howard
18%
1
Equip
Metal
Jan
273/2 Mar
24%
High
-
•
•
Co_.
303/4 Jun
Jan
Jun
20%
4% Mar
-
Mar
27%
3
Stores
693/a Mar
Shares
Mar
4,100
Feb
30
473/*
5
(Un)_-
Rubber
7 %
for Week
Range
Low
Par
Borman Food
Week's
24
-
40%
Jun
1
Co
May
Feb
Exchange
of Prices
Jun
6%
July
5
Illinois Brick Co
Last
Feb
34
573/4
1
Corp.
&
Drug
Hibbard
Friday
34
173/4
45%
Sale Price
Jan
12%
44%
STOCKS
28 %
18%
Gray
Holmes
LISTED
600
29%
1
44%
Detroit Stock
35% May
•
36% May
453/4 July
5,350
Jan
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing common
Jan
79%
May
25%
Gossard
Jan
33y8 Mar
79%
14 %
2,800
343/4
203/a
1998
6,500
35
333/8
Heileman
Transit
15%
44%
10
Electronics
&
12%
3
*
Co
Motors
Tele
Gillette
BONDS
Cine
41 % Mar
34
16%
1,256
26 5/8
900
•
30
•
900
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
40
common
1,700
46 3/8
8
108
23 3/s
35%
273/s
Goldblatt Brothers „L.s
33%
393.
34,
44-%
19% July
24s/8 Apr
Jan
Feb
26%
May
58 3/4 May
_i
& Gamble
Electric
General
10
195/a
1
Playing
Gen
23%
Kroger
S
General
Jun
33%
.*
Procter
Apr
__5
Manufacturing
34
44%
1
D
94
19
*
Jun
5
Inc
28 3/8
23%
.V,
5
|__—
Kahn
U
19%
a
Cards
Apr
30
48 3/4
2.50
Jun
453/4
343/a
Jan
•
America
General
55
Jan
24%
1
General Foods Corp
General Mills Inc
619
58
283/4
50
30
3
(Un)
Bankshares
Feb
9%
58
1
Eagle-Picher
Gibson
1
2,000
30%
30
5
5
Rubber
&
Jan
8% Jan
1%
jan
I
Corp
3%
44%
9 3/8
Jan
7.50
293/4
1023/4 1033/4
102 3/4
_
1%
>14
303/B
Jun
57%
5
Gas
303/4 May
89 % Mar
200
14
30%
5
Co
Co
Natural
Corp
Corporation
Candy uorp
General Dynamics
F
High
May
Jun
10
America
Jan
3
30%
29%
50c
of
26
85
Apr
100
(Un)
Insurance
26 Va
160
28%
21%
2.50
L~
24 Vs May
50
25
28 3/4
——8.50
common
preferred
Diamond
Low
1,400
•
Fruehauf
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
24%
L;,:
•
Com
Elec
&
—
1Q
Carey Mfg
Champion
Papers
Cine
Low
Par
\vv(V.:
Feb
253/4^ 26%
•
General
:
26%
_10
Iron
Wisconsin
Flour
for Week
' '
25 %
Jan
~6%
Co_.
Chemical
Paso
Foremost
Shares
Jan
23 %
;
-
Corp
Corp
Firestone
Sales
of Prices
22 %
450
28%
Ford Motor Co
Range
Sale Price
-
1,300
24%
Oil Ltd——16%c
Elder Mfg Co
Fairbanks Whitney
E. Hutton & Co. for the transmission
Last
;
25
233/4
-34%
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Jun
9
Exchange
Week's
233/a
.
Corn Products Co
of these prices.
Friday
(Un)
Gas
Continental
?
Cincinnati Stock
25
J17% Jan
14%
5
system
Commonwealth Edison
30 % May
48%
*
2,100
5
Inc_:
Tractor
Service
Columbia
73% July
•
<
28%
21 %
Coleman" Co" Inc
Feb
21 %
*
Co
Machinery Corp com
Smelting Refining & Mining
5
;
Corp
Hecla
Cleveland-Cliffs
37,% Jhn
-
39%
20%
&
City Products
20% July
Feb
28
Corp
Export Gas &
Cities
'
13%
461
Jun
85
.
31% Jan
25
50
Company
Shoe
Waldorf
36%
Feb
68
108
1,565
*
Inc
Fruit
United
19%
(Un)
Corp'_
pfd
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
Chrysler Corp new common
12.50
50% July
-
1
Association
& Shop
Unuea
S
20%;
36%
'
Olin
U
42%
18%'
Jan
28 %
133^ Apr
23% Mar
1
Central & South West Corp
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv
Apr
28 % May
Feb
43%
79%
42%
24%
676
79%
100
'
1,449
,
Can
/Caterpillar
-
Narragansett
8
Hign
800
(Un)_. *"P2
Inc
(Un)
Co
Low
14%
•
Capital
Calumet
26% Mar
20
20%
110
73%
20%
352
24%
•
5
50
common
Corp
•
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
14%
Apr
•
Copper
Lone Star Cement Corporation
_
Low
14%
:::io
Fisheries
Burton-Dixie
84 % May
28
.
..
Corp
Brunswick Corp
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
:
Kennecott
Shares
—3
Borg-Warner
Jun
56
Feb
71%. Mar
793
4,299
Co
Company
Booth
60%. Jun
.
■
-
7
X
Apr
50% Jan
1
Co
Manufacturing
Boeing
Jun
63
Howell
Binks
Jan
67%
-■
for Week
America,_2.50
L
Consolidated
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Apr
12%
Corporation
&
of
Co
Benguet
Jun
Jun
70%
r
63
2.50
Electric
36%
56%
:
66%
100
A
Ford Motor Co
Gillette
Jan
Railway—
Stores
General
40%
Bell
May
5
preferred
National
127
126 %
Canteen
bastian-Blessing
Belden
Mfg Co
Feb
Jan
70
Avco
V Jun
23
114%
41%
com_10
Associates
Street
1st
cum
47
Jan
3,184
'
49%
42%
L
STc
Jan
22%
15%
Automatic
High
10
!
Fuel
&
366
48 Vs
*
Inc
Co
Gas
225
18%
120% 122%
10
Trust
Froperty
47
17%
>
50
Co
Service
Eastern
46%
•
1.66%
33%
Agricultural
Corp
American
Low
•
~
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Par
STOCKS
Sales
Kange
•i
Sale Price
Ended July 12)
Friday
Exchange
Week's
Friday
35
53%
53%
300
51%
Jan
56% May
•
35%
36%
2,600
28%
Feb
37%
70% July Ai-i.
Jun
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-/•
:(224)
36
..
.
Monday, July 15, 1963
T
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended July 12)
Week's
Friday
60 %
69%
41%
6%
8,500
720
7,100
58 %
68%
38%
1,400
25%
.900
39% July |
59% Jan
72
Pir
.
5
104y4 105%
41%
40%
105%
83 7A
83%
83%
17
661/4 Mar
83%
Jun
..--10
27%
27%
273/8
/, 106
27% Mar
33%
Apr
293/4
30 y4
27
Jan
30%
Jun
917
150
31%
31%
32
40 3A
41%
34%
26
_
19
Jun
Harbison
16%
Apr
Home
76
Jan
Jan;
Jan
101
8
Jan
31%
Jan
35
191
31%
Jan
26
225
23% Mar
;
;
-7%
Refractories
Walker
•
(Joseph) Co
Pittsburgh Brewing
Co
112
May
42
Jan
86%
Jun
7,100
43%
Jan
54
177%
17%
177/s
700
13%
Apr
20%
Apr
Jun
357/a
357/a
37%
1,800
28%
Apr
42%
Jan
33%
Jan
4%
4%
10
54 %
53%
Corp
_
—5
_
42%
42
Co
Webcor
Inc
1,900
.
World
Publishing
Yates
6.25
•
14%
1
61%
American Machine.
Radio Corp
.—
31%
2,800
36%
35%
35%
1
5
Co
7%
573A Mar
49
42%
Jan
34%
Jan
42 3/4
Jun
United Engineering & Foundry
Vanadium
5
Co_
/•'
A .:*
Apr
183/4
18%
Jan
20
32%
32% -i'u- 20'
29%
Jan
30%
-
3iy4
235
251/4
Jan
36% Apr
31% May
35'%
36'A
607
31 3/a July
5
Steel
Air Brake
Elec Corp
Alloys
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
35%
.6.25
181/4
160
3
10
"
Jan
■
175
Feb
81
9
Jan
15%
16%
Feb
68
64.:.;
61%
;;
.,
Stock and Bond Averages
Jun
13%
51% Mar
1,200
on
are
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
This list does
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
-y;
.
' A.A
j
:'y
Brewer .(C)
Cabol
Ink
Castle
s.
Co
2,600
24c
10,700
3,000
26%
Jan
34% Mar
35c
35c
Mar
62c
85c
60c
17,100
54c
July
1.55
1.10
50c
*
Co
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
64
60
64
400
10c
29c
29c
30c
5,000
17%
17%
200
(Un)—
10
Oil Co
Oil
•Rhodes
&
29c
4%
1.65
6,700
2.45
8,8oo
2
1.15
4,100
1,300
3,600
1.10
21
1
3.00
8%
32%
•
21%
21
•
2.05
25
10c
Co
<
Terex
Co series A
Gas
pfd
2.25
Corp -2
.
Trico Oil & Gas Co
Union
Sugar
United
Industrial
11% Jan
17% Jan
22% May
2.05
2.85
July
Jan
Williston
1.85
1,800
1.55
Jun
2.50
1,900
2.30 May
3.00 May
33% May
6 "A
6%
6%
Basin
A-
Co
Oil
1/
Exploration
10c
Jan
4,000
5
Mar
2,600
5% Jan
•
7
7% May
7% Feb
76c
'
75c
1,900
Mar
98c
Feb
25
4%
100
25
July
29%
Feb
15,000
3
May
75c
4%
79c
25
4%
1
(Un)
common
23
1,500
27%
6%
26
76c
Equipment
139.39
256.24
93.92
84.95
90.22
88.32
89.35
Averages
compiled daily
14.34.
are
89.45
by
using
following
the
divisors: Industrials,
2.914;
Rails, 5.04;
65 stocks
5.20;
Utilities,
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by
88c
6,100
74c
50c
National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Range for 1962
Closing
Date
Mon.
July
8
Tues.
July
9
July 10„
5% Jan
Jan
95c
May
144.31
Mar 14
Low
137.13
Wed.
High
137.51
100.23
Jun
137.54
27
Range for 1963
Thurs.
July 11
137.95
High
139.12
Jun 25
Fri.
July 12
138.11
Low
120.15
Jan
3
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
stocks
based on the closing prices oflIl300 common
and by major
July 5, 1963, for the composite
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
of stock prices
index
SEC
for. the
week ended
industry groups
for the current year.
■■
1.55
8%
Westates Petroleum
Jan
34
Jan
2.45
27%
Warrants
Victor
174.87
Jan
Mar
6
2.45
1
Corp common
Preferred
11-
709.76
1.65 Mar
1.80
5
Co
-89.40
2.80 Jan
•
50c
88.50
Jan
3%
-
Apr.
31%
1,400
32%
89.39
90.25
Apr
7% May
800
10,300
2.30
2.05
32 'A-
88.57
84.86
Apr
1.75
4
Southern Cal
88.65
90.05
94.01
Mar
39c
July
8%.
90.06
94.98
256.65
Jan
19%
Apr
1.10
2.95
85.09
93.96
139.11
Jun
67
Feb
1.45
2.95
8%
94.01
256.93
175.00
Jan
3%
1.30 Jun
2.30
1
255.37
139.49
712.12
1.45 Jan
July
16%
1.10
33%c
139.23
174.25
10-
Jan
1.85
Apr
1.65
25c
Oil
54 %
2.40
Co
Gas
172.07
Jan
95c
3% May
3% Jun
1,600
1
Western
Ranch
26,100
1
common
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Reserve
1.10
Jun
75c
25c
Co
Corp Ltd
'
174.75
-
714.09
14% May
Jan
1.50 Jun
1,200
3%
Inc
Petroleum
Merchants
Nordon
1.05
1.55
1.00
10
Frank
7%
400
50c
& M Oil Co
&
i
710.66
May
55c
Co
716.45
Mar
56c
Salt
5_.
9—
Jan
Feb
Jan
Leslie
M
39
15c
45c
__
40
89.53
8—
37% May
200
1
88.72
Apr
2,300
10c
90.23
Jan
21%
12,100
Calif
85.09
Jan
9
Jan
46c
of
94.10
Jun
2.35
18%
450
14%
Co
257.54
Total
Bonds
July
Jan
45c
Industries
Rice
38%
20c
36%
•
1.00
50c
! vl3
81c
Oil
Norris
38%
—
ties
May
Mar
200
45c
Lasco
J
38%
,
Jan
13%
> 81c
Humor
Meier
Feb
4
13,900
Apr
75
1.75 Mar
400
1
A
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Imperial Western
M
|Jan
28
26'A
Jan
Exploration Co of California_l
Brewing Co
1
Goebel
Jade
600
2,900
32%
60c
—
21
10
25c
:
25
37
20'A
32%
■-
5.50
-.,-10
Utili¬
Rails
_
.
July
High
Low
V
100
1.90
4%
60c
21
33%
_
*
Oil Co Ltd
/General
Good
1.80
4%
•
Co_.
Emporium Capwell
Eureka Corp Ltd
Exeter
34 %
1.80
4%
Co
Cooke
&
34'A
1
Inc.,
Enterprises
California
'
Oil
&
—
High
25%
70
35 %
Grade
Rails
First
10
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
Shares
L°W
Grade
trials
139.35
July
for Week
25 %
70
'
—
5
Inc
Stores
Industries
Gas
Buttes
25
*
Ltd
Co
&
Broad way-Hale
vKv:\'
Par
Corp pfd (Un)
Cement
10
Indus¬
July
Sales
Week's
^ange
of Prices
Friday
: v.-'
Second
65
Total
ties
July
J.
other Exchanges.
'y."
10
;
Stocks
\
Utili¬
Rail¬
roads
trials
Date
& Co..
-Bonds-
15
20
30
•
Indus¬
Price Range on Stocks
and bonds listed
the daily closing averages of representative stocks
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones
Below
Pacific Coast Stock
Buckner
Jun
15% July
Jan
fJ75
14%
Apr
20
900
*
75
Jun
10
/
38"%
40% July
38%
-Stocks-
'
Jan
5
513/4
Jan
Jan
32
1,100
40%
39%
5% May
1,500
6
5%
6
1
2
—-
(Un)
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
/•''.'
Jan
27
Jan
42 % May
*■
—
Bancorporation
American
37% May
4%
414
541/4
-
Jan
May
451/8 May
1,473
45/8
common-
34
:
Jun
200
33 %
73%
Jan
83%
47%
Rockwell-Standard
'
1
Jun
93A
Jan
31
96
9
83/4
9
.
132':
73% July
-
83%
47
2.50
123/8
1
41%
46%
41
Products
7% Mar
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
—5
Duquesne Light Co
8 50
Equitable Gas Co
71%
600
51
Duquesne
Apr
Apr
High
12%
—
13% Mar
Jan
Low
11%
'
Feb
34%
Range Since Jan.1, 1963
12%
Industries Inc
Armstrong Cork Co
Apollo
29%
43%
■I
High
Columbia Gas System__
Jan
16%
Low
(Un)
Upjohn
Zenith
75
; '• •.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
Steel Corp (Un)_
Universal Match Corp
Western
1,100
' .iv 20
75
*
(Un)
S
Oil
2,900
15
'
States Gypsum
Universal
3,300
19
14%
Union Carbide Corp—
United
73%
18%
V
■
Jun
8
33
39%
'
•
Blaw-Knox Co
5% May
6%
-
Shares
42%
32%
■
Range;
of Prices
69% July
Jan
28% May
39%
72%
Jun
61
Jan
47
Apr
69
,•
for Week
Last
'
■:.
6 %
12 A
3.50
•
Transmission
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)
208 So La Salle St Corp
U
?: 59%
Jun
32 % May
V.
39%
--fp
Inc
Pacific RR
66 %
41%
—*
Eastern
Union
65%
69%
5
(Un)
D X L Oil
& Company
Texaco
13
600
900
4,700
25% Jan
61% Feb
60 Ve
Bunray
Texas
3,700
29
65%
6.25
25
7
Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Standard
Swift
Jan
15%
28%
Sales
Week 's
Friday
Sale Price
16%
STOCKS
LISTED
High
Low
,
14%
---
Storkline Corp
Studebaker Corp
/.
28JA
50c
(Un)
Inc
Spiegel
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
High
Low
Par
Bperry Rand Corp
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Sales
%
Range
Last
STOCKS
■%":
1957-59=100.
-k
July 5,'63
__
Manufacturing
__
Goods
.
_
Service
and
:
___
____
♦New
141.0
132.1
1.3
///■■••':/ 1.4
127.9
136.2
127.8
176.3
0.6
1.0
170.8
130.1*
169.1
126.7
1.0
2.7
138.5
Non-Durable Goods
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
142.8
134.0
129.3
1
high.; ].»■:
■••;://N
//
-1963-
Percent
Change
128.6
178.1
Composite
Durable
June 28,'63
Low
High
i,'
130.6
144.1
135.4
121.1
1.1
133.3
116.2
1.7
138.6
125.8
129.0
106.4
1
170.3
181.4
171.6
153.8
130.1
104.2
'i
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Week's
* Friday
1
Sale Price
Alan
Wood
American
Steel
Tel
1
City
Atlantic
Research
62'A
27%
502
43%
43%
10%
44%
11 %
592
210
Corp
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
13
Co
Co
Central
of
RR
50
Chrysler Corp new common
Curtis Publishing. Co_;
Delaware
Power
Duquesne
Light
Storage
Electric
Food
Fair
&
12%
1.
Light
6.75-
General
$1
21%
57
63
58
22%
2.50
Corp
2 1
*
__1.66%
A
_1
10c
Navigation
22%
22%
823
50%
53%
3,045
1
;
,
...
-
139
.£
-
V
9%
16
Feb
71
57%
lPA
Jan
Apr
22%
78
7%
__
100
21%
21%
540 f
18%
li3/8
__
759
19%
69%
69%
10%
41% Feb
8% Jan
18% July
7%
170
7,440 7
20 *.
10%
20% Apr
!
6% May
Macke Vending, class A
1
22%
22%
Madison Fund Inc
1
20%
20%
21
960
21% Feb
19% Jun
Martin-Marietta Corp
1
19
igi/8
197/8
829
18%
931/4
931/4
95%
389
77% Jan
45%
47
34%
34%
35
193/4
18% 201/4
431/2 431/2
n
Ix}C-r~~
Chemicals
16%c
Corp
3
Pennsylvania Gas & Water..,
Pennsylvania Power & Light
£™i»VVKl,a &
<
PpnS
»2f£f it
■
•
50
5
250
*
•
Crr-T
L 1
iiinCt 7—rT
Electric Co
41%
common
P,Sp?r-atinn Co
--
35%
10
9%
Readin?
com—-•
Pn
S! Lino
Rent? pfnpr
Rm
th
South
Rim
Klino
50
?
nil
b
2,50
Pn
.
—
5
331/8
--
473/8
\
1U
251
368
1,043
May
22% Apr
18% Apr
74
Jun
14% Feb
29
7%
24
22%
3,657,000
Total
—
18,596,815
18,596,815
Stocks—Number of Shares.:
Bonds—
Railroad
528,794,559
and
$286,000
$13,000
34,649,000
54,969,100
655,059,500
47,487.000
846,905,400
$21,660,700
$36,423,000
$710,314,600
$894,405,400
$13,000
1,761,000
V
Industrial
Total
Transactions at the American Stock
Tues.
July
July
5%
20%
68%
7%
4%
30%
60%
331/8
43%
16%
9% May
24
Apr
75% May
12% May
5% Jan
36% Apr
68% Apr
41 % Jun
50% Apr
19
Apr
July 10
Thurs.
July 11
Fri.
July 12
253/8 Mar
333/a Mar
23,073,400
July 12
1962
$2,080,000
19,580,700
Bank
Foreign
Wed.
Jan
>
589,283,874
U. S. Government
International
36% May
Jan
Jan. 1 to
1963
1962
,
v'/.v
20% July
43% July
9% Jan
7% Jan
July
Jan
Apr
Apr
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
3,830,000
$21,660,700
$2,080,000
$19,580,700
1963
12% Jan
35% Jan
8% Mar
4%July
29% Jan
309,000
351,000
Week Ended July 12
32% Apr
»'I
9% May
31% July
40% May
.
7
492,000
July 12.
May
41.
'
July 11.
Fri.
47
July
36% May
»
.
449,000
4,100,700
4,194,000
3,479,000
95% July
27 >4 May
,
3,924,000
3,727,160
4,101,110
44
21V" Jan
8% Feb
.
'
3,826,070
Jan
«>*««
see page
9.
July 10_
Jun
'•>
29 /8 311/8
37%
38
July
Wed.
Sales
Jan
936
25
818
333
30 /8
37%
Tues.
Jan
243/4
10
»
$479,000
Thurs.
Bond
$4,362,000
4,373,000
4,409,700
4,686,000
24% Jan
5!>'/45«
24
Bonds
$3,883,000
Feb
-
48
18%
Govt.
Bonds
3,285,475
Jun
—
1
\
5
333/4
62% 64
40
403/4
Jun
47 %
18%
common
footnotes,
33 Y2
312
10
159
M77
Apr
Feb
\
c?f
For
4-565
57
25%
56%
11%
4'50
cS'vc?sS°M«rtorTmen'C°rP
Washfnp-tnn~n<Tj"~TTTf
wasnington Gas Light
2,429
Bank
Bonds
8.
32%
,
Foreign
Bonds
55
Jun
33% May
18%
'
3.50
m
«
Warner
6,199
9%
9%
~
Tpyn? p?cfp7.T
V",'
Thomnfnn
TrS?8I?Js?ion
Pnlted Corp^
OQ
35%
203/4 213/8
73% 74%
111/4 111/4
—
*
r
JerseA™rf
45/a
34%
211/8
1,668
10,217
52
77
°5
Jun
Jan
and M'iscel.
July
30%
760
1,453
8%
41/2
—
50
42%
81/4
--
pSbffi LvSriC,JMer/fmon----10
Pn
la
g
r
PhiiflHpinH
Philadelphia
41%
•
7
°res^
__
Jun
Jan
Railroad
No. of
Mon.
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Stocks
Shares
Jun
8% Feb
21% Jan
169
Jan
May
16
107
24%
69%
j
19%
:
__
11
46% Jan
30
Apr
50% Jan
1,081*
18'A
9%
common—1
Resistance
7%
50%
—L__"
Dairies
8,327
192
52%
32%
55%
14%
Jan
19% May
51 % Apr
6% Mar
200
6%
.
8%
121/4 Jan
92% Apr
,
236
-
31%
*54%
1
Acceptance
85
50 %
63/4
50 %
.__
preferred
Lehigh Coal &
97%
21%
__
Stores
International
94%
10
Battery
General Motors Corp
Giant Food Inc class
-
97%
5
Ford Motor Co_______
Foremost
1>686
Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jun
126% Apr
28% Feb
48% Jan
14% Jan
Jan j
Jan
Jun
May
12% May
257
15y2
__.
1.80J
N
13%
10%
147/3
__
5
Co
V
1310 %
15
13'
1
Budd
"
__
21%
Feb
12%
114%
24%
43%
9
26%
4.33
Electric
Transit
326
5,656
•
Corporation
Atlantic
Company
Campbell Soup
20
120'/a 122%
120%
80% Jan
Feb
68
690
•
Transactions at the New York
High
Low
73
19
__
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
33%
Arundel
Baltimore
Shares
71%
73
10
common
Tel
&
for Week
Low
Par
Acme Markets Inc
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
-
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign
Stocks
Domestic
(No. of
Shares)
......
Mon.
974,170
8.—..
9
Total
-
;
1,179,625
1,462,890
1,538,355
1,218,835
6,37j3,875
Bonds
Gov't
Bonds
$181,000
342,000
254,000
229,000
241,000
$7,000
82,000
2,000
$1,247,000
$101,000
onnnSX
280:,000
229.UUO
251'000
$24,000
$1,372,000
10,000
1962
Jan. 1 to July 12
1963
1962
Domestic
Government
Corporate
Total
6,373,875
6,460,995
155,416,398
180,505,711
$1,247,000
Btocks—Number of Shares
Foreign
Foreign
------
$24,000
^otal
Bond
Sales
______
Week Ended July 12
1963
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds-
$1,020,000
$40-964.000
JnR8nn
$40,2=8 qSo
296.°00
955'000
$42,972,000
$42,009,000
101,000
24,000
$1,372,000
29,000
12,000
$1,061,000
qAnon
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6281
198
Volume
(225)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended July 12)
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Canadian
Week's
Friday
Shares
&
Paper
preferred
4%%.
Co
Canada 4%
of
pfd
A pfd
B preferred
preferred
Asbestos Corp
Atlantic Sugar class A
$2.60
$2.70
;
24%
Jan
25%
2,760
23,256
43%
Jan
59
Jan
30
Jun
22%
650
22
Jan
23% May
46%
47%
2,995
46%
Feb
50% May
53%
53 %
44
44
'
50
52%
British
Columbia
Forest
Iron
4 %
$2.20
Canadian
Jan
50%
50%
75
50
,Jun
3.05
3.20
4,018
&60
a60
5
Co
Jan
19%
19%
Feb
55%
7%
7%
13%
14%
87
310 :
yyyybss/;
a2.0..% a20 V4
4.50
26
I
50
7%
12
Jan
150
27 Z
3.75
Feb
6.15
6.05
6.15
900
5.90
22%
3,865
20%
Jan
37%
2,834
29
Jan
37%
38%
28%
28%
28%
*
28%
28%
29
10
23
23
23%
90%
90%
90%
pfd.—
30
May
29% May
20%
Jan
25
May
89
Jan
9]
Jun
' 1,645
100
88%
96Va
130
94
Mar
97
52%
I,600
51
Feb
58
Apr
10%
4,690
8
10%
43,270
10%
10%
•
10%
10%
50
69%
Apr
11%
10%
Feb
Feb
503
51%
53%
53%
350
51% Mar
8% Mar
series
Ltd
Co
10%
10%
160
94
94
94
25
37
:>V 37
Y" 9%
37 Va
1,100
35%
Jan
38%
10
10
II,149
8%
Feb
4.05
1,150
2.80
Apr
.*
4.10
4.05
4.15
500
20
al8
al8
al9
201
17%
1,400
common
■__
_—
*
-
::
17%
~
95
Jan
4.05
Industries
Canadian
*
com
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Canadian
Western
Del
Rio
Chrysler
Corp
Coghlin
(B
Jun
Nat
Gas
15% Mar
18
-
v
Oils
A
11%
47%
1,901
4,400
Jan
33
Jan
11%
22
17
17
300
17
Jun
17
7'/2
7%
7%
200
7%
Jun
8%
7.75
7.60
7.90
18,300
7.05
Jun
9.25
67%
67%
400
6%
6%
200
class
A
Inc
4.25
Jan
22%
Jan
27%
42%
43
1.158
39
Jan
50
17%
17%
150
17
Apr
6%
6%
400
6
May
25
25%
1,050
22
i)an
11%
11%
700
53V4
54%
4,010
13%
14%
Bridge
18%
18%
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
&
700
12
Jun
17
Feb
Dominion
Lime
Ltd
Dominion
Steel
&
4,200
13
1,038
22
325
66%
651/4
66%
1,479
17%
17%
17%
3,325
al9al9%
55
Stores
Ltd
Dominino
Tar
Chemical
12%
Canada
II,439
23
23
20%
20%
201%
24%
24%
25%
•
38%
y
•
Power
•
38
&84
♦
10%
Kootenay
Eddy
38 %_
a84
lQi/a -10%
Feb
20
Corp
Enamel
Heating
&
:
200
13%
Feb
15
Apr
21% Mar
class'
23%
Jan
2.159
36%
Jun
80
Jan
85
9
Jan
5
18
Feb
25
a24>
a24j
36
36
200
32%
51%
52
125
46% Mar
7
•7
125
6%
Feb
Feb
•
19 y8
18%
19%
1,375
17%
Jan
Fleetwood
1
Freiman
French
:
(A J)
&
Co
Gatineau
General
Ltd
Ltd
Steel
Great
Great
Lakes
Gunnar
&
Inv
''
Alpha
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
Oil
Class
class
,
Smth
Bay
38%
Alsof
Apr
Oil
Paper
66
Jun
of
Feb
Jun
Baker
5%
5%
100
Jan
Oil
2.90
2.95
19,205
Feb
Bateman
20
20%
1,500
Jan
Beauce
105% 105%
10
27%
1,400
13%
125
11%
12
19%
20%
8.90
19%
28%
13%
9.00
600
5% July
2.85
17%
100
25%
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jun
8% Mar
6%
Acceptance
$4.50
preferred
3.75
21
Inland
.
,
Cement
Paper
Utils
Corp
20 % May
Bornite
For
Bouzan
Mines
Jan
29 %
Jun
14%
Jan
12%
12%
200
43
50%
4.65
Jan
River
Pipe
'
•'
—..
—
6.45
6,45
900
5.40
Jun
8.50 May
18%
3,874
13%
Jan
20% May
8%
! 8
8%
8,612
8
400
34%
35 Va
545
29%
Jan
35 Va
Jun
32%
33%
950
31%
Apr
36%
Feb
10
10
928
9%
Jan
21 %
20%
21 Va
18,546
18 Va
Feb
23%
"22%
23%
19%
Feb
-
8
32 V4
'
2,418
106% 106 %
—
8% July
8% Jul
7 Va Feb
9
11% Feb
21% May
27 Va Jun
106 %
102% May
10
Canadian
49
■51
63 %
63%
64%
13
12%
10%
11%
28%
28%
29
14%
14%
■••'.'43
1,211
■
13
11%
2,305
Jan
45
May
Canadian
Jan
59 % May
Canadian
43
870
56%
1,140
14 Va
10,200
11%
Jan
14%
Apr
Canorama
6%
1,540
5%
Jun
7%
Jan
Carbec
40%
42%
8,262
40
July
14
13%
14
6.021
13
Jun
24%
24%
25
13,705
24
Jun
97%
97%
185
95
Mar
10
al8
18
50
*
65%
6.510
53
59%
common_2.50
25
41.
24%
v
12%
May
66 Va May
Feb
15%
Jun
Jan
2,455
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
3,280
—
21%
Jan
30
Jun
14 Va
Jun
15% May
15
3,730
1.60
1.60
2,000
1.50 Mar
1.84
Jan
13%
13%
425
11% May
14%
Jan
*
57%
57%
58
1,143
Feb
60%
14%
55%
Jun
15
Oil
*
__
■
*
Mar
16
13
Mar
15 %
17%
1,500
Apr
17% July
17%
14,747
16%
Jan
21%
9.25
300
9.25
July
11%
19%
19%
700
37%
——
13
2.500
17%
*
100
14%
17%
5
_
15
14
9.25
Crude
&
50
Shown
37%
75
33
Jan
40 % May
a49
a49
35
48
Feb
50 % May
—
in
Expressed
Are
17
23
19 Va July
May
Apr
Jan
Jan
May
Z'.!!/1,;.
Exchange
Canadian
Week's
Last
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
15c
15c
Range Since Jan. 1,1963Low
High
17c
36,000
10
lie
High
Jan
23c
Feb
5.00 May
16%
Mar
Ltd—
Electronics
4.00
4.00
4.00
5%
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71c
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1
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1.86
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2.60
2.60
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28 %c
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Jun
5c
Jan
July
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July
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Jun
12c
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3.75
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3.85 July
Ltd
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May
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1
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May
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Jan
98
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62c
62c
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62c
July
-1
17 %c
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27c
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9%
18
18
125
4.40
4.40
3,000
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Ltd
Explorations
Freres
Asbestos
Ltd
Corp
Products
class
7.00
18
Jan
July
3.40 Mar
6% July
10
18
4.50
JUD
July
May
8% May
6%
150
13
13
1,435
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20c
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:
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Jan
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1
Ltd
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10
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45% May
28%
Collieries
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1
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13
May
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12
May
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52
29
Feb
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5c
4,702
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Jan
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1,808
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Jan
2.90
Jun
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July
11
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4.95
Jun
Feb
Jan
19
Food
Central
May
65
67
5,522
63 %
Apr
73%
Feb
•,Cessland
31%
common—..7 go
July
•'
Mar
13%
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Canadian
55
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Apr
7% May
14%
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Feb
17%
18
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&
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Mines
43
55%
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1
see page
28%
*
Mining Ltd
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14% May
41%
footnotes,
45% May
1
Copper
9.10 May
11% July
11% Jun
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Jun
Jan
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new
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4.70 July
44
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16
21
32
1,108
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Jan
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Apr
f
24
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3,680
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Jun
28
Jun
50%
51
350
48%
Jan
55 %
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*
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A
Belding-Corticelli 7%
pfd
Bellechasse Mining Corp
Ltd
1,750
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5,730
Feb
8%
45
common
Gold
6,275
100
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Jun
65
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Blue
1,824
•
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7%
Jan
4.75
100
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2,520
*
International
100
11%
I
Jun
6%
preferred-
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8
Apr
103
July
9%
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13% July
11%
com
100 %
7,195
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27%
common
Mines
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27%
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Canada
221
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*
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Ltd
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19 %
44.75
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10
11%
•
of
Apr
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9%
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Augustus Exploration
105% July
30% Feb
27%
Ltd
Tobacco
Indus
Feb
9
81% May
Feb
8
■
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11%
Feb
May
10
Feb
9%
14
2,200
100% 102%
4.70
15
May
Jun
Cartier
Imperial
Imperial
19
12%
Jan
6 % Jun
72% Mar
100
10%,
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Prod
Telefilms
25
20
6%
Ltd...
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10%
10%
1
Radio
Atlas
11
•
Canada
125
75%
19
1
Mines
32
300
11%
pfd
6%
75
9
4.70
-
class A
Arno
,21% May
27%
!
6%
49% May
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762
380
_
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Jan
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310
14
115% May
Jan
4.85
27%
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
^Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
7% May
*
Co
9%
8% May
Jan
44%
85
1,416
9%
Jan
64
3,740
44.75
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Apr
56
5
Mining
Bay
8
48
75%
•
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Jun
corn.*
A
Howard
Hudson's
Ltd
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May
Jun
*
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Hudson
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Gold
Jun
-
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Aracon
8%
1
A
Jun,
48 %
107
warrants
Common
Bruneau
Home
89
Apr
20
Ajax Minerals
25%
»
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Jan
9%
Par
562
1
Mining Ltd
41% May
Feb
pfd_5o
,
2,900
20
Jan
May
46
47
Sale Price
.
8%
*
Corp
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STOCKS
31%
100
common
Can
10% May
106
Friday
8%
1
Wares
Britain
Feb
35
Canadian Stock
30%
1
pfd
31
8%
85
7%
*
"A"
Prices
8%
10
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5% %
38%
Jun
48
102
preferred
30%
>
(Chas
Power
23% Jan
Apr
26%
107
--
Steel
Oil
Limited
•
Dynamics
General
20%
Jun
27
15
*
Pipeline
Pacific
*
Petroleum
Frosst
20%
20
430
8,415
-
Jan
Canada
1,529
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8%
class
Trans
A
4Va%
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51
of
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48%
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_
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10
4,485
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36%
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May
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805
1.60
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25 % May
60
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Weston
Apr
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58%
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13,260
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485
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May
1,605
*
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36
10
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21% Jun
*
A
9%
Oils
Wtestcoast
16 Va July
20
Jan
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Fraser
Ltd
Mountain
Apr
16%
1
;
Prod
9%
Feb
18
*
Match
Electrolux
25
"10
Canada
Amalgamated
East
26%
♦
Feb
15%
6,435
18%
50
20
Jan
16%
17%
com
29% W
26%
pfd
Apr 1
17% July
10%
15%
A
67%
1,070
15%
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preferred
20%
29 V4
..
♦
A
May
Jan
7%
17%
23l/2
•.
12%
40
Jun
May
22
61
Jan
•
preferred
19
Jan
6%
•
'
Jan
18%
8,000
•
com
Dominion Textile common
Donohue
Bros
Ltd
class
6%
12%
*
Dominion
&
6%
1
common
Coal
:Yf
12%
14 % May
12% Jan
37%
18
;
23% May
5
19
12%
10
9,165
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Jun
14% May
*
preferred
13%
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•
Canada
Walker
Jun
21%
common.
13
13
*
Finance
Turnbull
Jun
13
com
27% Mar
__
Canada
Zellers
12%
55%
*
Steel
37%
Jan
__
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Triad
May
Jan
21%
*
Feb
20%
*
A
common
Trans
■//
Apr
11% July
*
pfd
31%
360
•
-
5%
of
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7% May
47%
25
Corsets
4,475 /
(1957)
Trans
26% May
25%
2.50
37%
*
—
Structural
Trans
17% May
8Va Jan
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Jun
9% May
7% Jan
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*
Co
57
25
*
Canada
of
Jan
Jan
36%
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class
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Save
145%
100
25
»
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&
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.
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100
6.210
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6%
7%
26%
*
,
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7%
53%
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72
26%
1
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57% May
5% Feb
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.
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1,440
20
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class
Toronto-Dominion
Jan
_*
—
52%
Apr
•
v
Apr
*
common
51%
Feb
•
July
*
26%
Jan
88
Texaco Canada Ltd
Jun
•
Mar
Jan
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325
pfd—_ —50
5%
Steinbergs class A
5% %
preferred
Jan
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35
14%
28%
955
94
,
Jan
Jan
2
of
Jan
18%
:
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'
4.95
24%
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Jan
10%
Petroleum
Pont
4.00
10
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Jan
Apr
15% May
48% May™
4,878
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&
B
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'
*
Co
Credit
Mines
Jan
28,007
:
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-
13%
-
•
Steel
83% May
May
42
4.40
16%
Feb
82
12 Va
33
•
Zellerbach
Distillers
13%
3,830
15%
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class
32%
50
Feb
11%
—
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47
765
61%
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15%
1,893
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—
30%
13%
:
93
common
Ltd
Corp
Southam
69 Va May
11 Va
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29%
13%
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May
pfd_20
4%
May
•
common
Lawrence
Sicard
Jun
19
♦
Cellulose
Consolidated
15
f4.10
4.40
10
Railway
Ltd preferred
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Capital Wire
rxo
25
Vickers
65
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15;
47
1
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Canadian
i
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64
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64
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common
International Power
May
31
common
Ltd
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7%
14
Jan
.
29 Vt
Investments
May
Jan
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Cement
Shop
May
Feb
100
Shell
109
9"%
nizii
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Shell
4.15 July
July
19
Jun
750
May
14% July
Jan
7%
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Shawinigan Wa & Po ser A 4%
Shell Inv Ltd
5%%
pfd
May
12%
27%
Shawlnigan
4.05 July
*
92
7%
23
20% July
105
2,447
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Scott-Lasalle
24% May
26 Va Apr
2,355
!
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Jan
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Canada
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Jan
18%
29%
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Lawrence
Salada
20
50
common
St
11% May
•4.00
—_25
common
L
Mills
Sons
Feb
23
36%
Telephone
Algom
Apr
19% May
11%
■
Co
9%
:
28%
Light & Power-
&
;
Jan
16%
•
preferred
Russel &
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55
May
55% May
10% May
52%
53%
100
;7%
Apr
Mar
16
•
10
A
Royal Bank of Canada
Jun
4.00
$1.75
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11% May
52%
*
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pfd
7%
550
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May
•
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Rothmans
Co
88% July
Jan
52%
-
89,126
65
7%
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15%
common
Reitman's
Rio
2,980
21%
July
51
52
*
Aluminium
Jan
Jun
96
*
50
5%
,
Apr
27
26
88%
88%
100
.
,
39%
155
575
-
8%
14%
Corp of Canada
6%
9
20%
pfd
class
Development
Quebec
Apr
108% 108%
class A
Quebec Natural Gas
Feb
24% May
7%
60
♦
Petroleum
Price Bros
Feb
Feb
8.75
Jun
22%
31
par tic
4%
preferred
Provincial Transport
July
6.00
Jan
21%
21
2,500
13,024
•
Flour
Power
Feb
8
a23
common
preferred
Penmans
14% July
Jan
17 Va
440
4.50
9%
Jan
7%
24%
15%
Jun
Jan
Jan
23%
24
•
43
July
800
-
1
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Apr
15%
1
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Ltd
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23
-
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17 Va May
39
125
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,
125
>
18
-
Scotia
Placer
2,340
May
8%
18
100
Page-Hersey Tubes
57 % May
Jan
52
River
common
6%
(Robert)
Pacific
Feb
Jan
22%
Corp /—___
7%
9%
39
8%
•
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14%
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5
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22%
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5,650
4,027
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8,890
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•
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Noranda Mines Ltd
Jun
28 Va
55%
87
11 %
14%
2.50
.
Paper
Trust
Morse
1
13%
38%
7%
Locomotive
Moore
Jan
19
Imperial Bk of Commerce_10
Canadian
Denison
30%
21
7%
Ltd
,
Jan
27%
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Feb
Jan
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78%
10
2,125
17
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&
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Class B
May
27
14
Montreal
4.65 Mar
60
July
Tel
May
54
Feb
16%
38%
Montreal
6% Apr
2.75 Jan
53 %
&
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I Canadian
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Feb
5
common
Foundation
Canadian
7%
53%
I,200
common
preferred
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Dome
8,928
*
Sugar
Canadian
Crown
557/a
3.20
540
2.50
Power
Co
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Jun
5%
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1,710
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17
*
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class
Class. B
Miron
,
May
5%
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preferred-—
Chemical
Corbys
55%
5%
Electronics
Warrants
Central
53
Jan
53
*
Canadian
6%
Jan
51
Corp common
preferred
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57% May
53
May
—-
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Canadian1
48
450
Jan
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85 %
al0% alO%
—
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Jan
414
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179
54
20
Canadian
Feb
Jan
27
Bronze
Canadian
70%
50
common
B
69% Mar
1,695
*
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class
63
1.497
50
!
2.—-—i-
Breweries
1
50
___
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Feb
3,450
V
85
preferred
$2.65
78 Va
55%
VY!./---•
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Canadian
70%
19
pfd__
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Canadian
67 V*
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Maritime
July
•
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::
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Ltd™—*
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25% May
70
May
76% Jan
902
Malting
Canada
24
23% Jan
■
com
preferred
Canada
22% Mar
35
52
preferred
Canada
170
Ltd
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell
Jan
24
54
..I
Dominion
29%
Apr
50%
Calgary Power common
&
23%
50
;
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2,310
51%
class A
Building
$1.30
26 :
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■
28
Telephone
Ltd
6%
r*
53% May
9% May
21%
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Canada
Jan
52
1,
Company
Canada
Jan
7%
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Products—
Chemical
Products
Bulolo Gold
'Feb
50%
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5%% preferred- .50
Light & Power-
Ltd
50%
470
/
55%
British' Columbia Power.
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500
2,025
53 ;■
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•
53 % May
49%
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Traction
Mills
'
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53 % May
77%
78
Oil
Class
50% Mar
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American
Bruck
20
52%
•'
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High
84
alOVa
preferred
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12% July
Jan
.50
British
Brown
9
10
(John)
Bros
Loblaw
.
70%
•
A
_
American Bank Note
$2.00
Mar
65%
65%
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.
Columbia
54
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Ltd
Laurentide Financial
Lewis
45% May
24
--
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British
Brockville
Jan
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*
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\
5%
preferred-.preferred
British
25%
25%
,
Mersey
53
9%
•
5 % %
Brazilian
May
42
3,150
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:
52%
v
50
Bowater
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52
75
12%
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50
pfd
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25
Jun
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Bell
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May
22
44
Bank of Nova Scotia
,
257
29%
22%
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciate (danada).
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■
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56%
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.
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Apr
25
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5
v: for Week
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46
Feb
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1,829
55%
pfd_50
class
class
Class
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1
I
25
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50
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Canadian Telep Co 4 % %
Argus Corp Ltd common
$2.50 class A pfd
45%
29 Va
2£
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Low
High
44%
Interprovincial Pipe Lines—
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pld_
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56%
rv
:—*
•
Ltd
Aluminum
44%
•
25
common
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
Low
Par
_
Power
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
of Prices
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Abitibi
STOCKS
Dollars
Last
STOCKS
Week's,:
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Frices
37
.
-
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-
-
Manitoba
Corp
Mines
Ltd
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1
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—
-
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2.00
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-
92c
Jan
.'10c 10 %c
7,000
7%c
Feb
14c
Apr
3%c
4,000
3%c
Jan
5%c
-Jan
4c
38
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
J.'..';..'.:
"
Last
./
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Cleveland Copper Corp
.——_1
.Commercial Oil & Gas Ltd——*—
*
■
5c
Low
a72c
5c
400
V
Bellekeno
4.75
19,625
4.00
1.60
1.65
1,0C0
1.50
Feb
12c
12c
500
6c
Mar
13c
Apr
July
Titan
5c
5c
5,200
3%c
Feb
5c
Mar
Trans
Ltd—1
Mines
Cadillac
Central
Consolidated
5C
Sac "A-"—*
85c
Corn Ltd
Yellowknife Mines Ltd 1
Paper
Quebec
Mines Ltd
Copperstream
Couvrette -&
Petroleum
Ltd
133
60c
Apr
a25c
13
25c
Jan
a
16c
850
21,280
2,495
36%
Jan
4c
4C
5c
7,700
3c
Jan
6c
15c
12c
15c
24,500
12c
July
30c
9
9%
15c
23,500
V '8c
97c
4,o00
62c
Jan
6 %c
8c
6c
Ltd
Asbestos
United
4%c
8
Feb
Jan
United
United
100
11c
Mar
25c
May
62c
Corp
15
1
28 %c
Linoleum Co Ltd.*
28%
—.—1.
94c
63c
X
20c
-1
98c
15
27%
28 %c
1.50
Mar
Electric
Co
300
15
1.95
Jun
29c
2,000
20c
11,000
1.06
2,610
223,000
19 %C
22c
31,800
16c
98c
1.01
3,500
98c
Jun
11
300
16
Jan
10%
Van
Vanguard Explorations
Virginia Mining Corp
Feb
Der
Hout
Ltd
Weedon
Jan
Mining
Westburne
Mar
22 %c
Jan
Jan
Westeel-
10c
Mar
1.19 Mar
Western
Feb
28% Mav
33c
Co
17 %c
Dumagami Mines LtdUumont Nickel Com—-.
Elder
Ltd
Peel
Electrolier
class
Corp
Metal Mines
Fabi
*
A
Explorations Ltd
Equity
Pab
.
.200
54c
15,905
40c
Jan
75c
32c
8,400
30c
July
57c
Jan
15%
16%
3,6.5
11%
Jan
17 y2
Jun
5%
Jan
Products
5
5 Vb
1.40
1.50
650
8c
9c
1
6c
4c
Flint
Rock
Ltd
Fort
Reliance
Fox
Lake
Lake Silver
Golden
35c
320,887
8c
Mar
35c
39,710
10c
Jan
23c
4c
Ltd
*
Foods
Inland
18
July
19
14c
500
14c
July
40c
23c
23c
28c
24c
28c
5%C
5c
5%c
26c
15c
15c
Ltd.*
Canada
3.60
3.70
700
Jan
15c
Jan
21c
4.25
1.65
8,300
22c
31c
17,000
1,40
1.40
350
1.35
3.20
3.20
200
2.20
Jan
2.30
:—5
Ceramic
Helium
Mining
2.10
2.30
6%c
6%C
1.16
1.50
1.20
Ltd
1.15
1.30
,1,934
9%C
9%c
12c
34,700
1
Ltd
*
1.41
Atlas
Sulphur—
Dredging & Mining
Ltd
•
-
Foundation
8%c
Jan
*
1.50
:
Jun
10c
960
5%c
17.499
2.00
;Jun
1.80
2,000
,,
Apr
Jan
1.16 July
2.28
July
Jubilee
Iron
51
50
52%
52%
50
52
Jan
53 %
Corp
J.
Kiena
Gold
Mines
Kodiak
Lead
Labrador
Accept
Laduboro
Oil
Laiteries
Lambert
Alfred
Lamontagne
Leland
Corp
Ltd
class
&
Paper
Inc
Ltd
A
Lingside
class
class
Voting
Alberta
4.00
4.55
30.800
A
1.20
1,898
5c
1,500
Matachewan
7%
1.34
7%
200
Canadn
1
20%
20%
11%
Gas
B
Gold
Mines
River
Class
Co
Refrig
Moun'
Trunk
Royal
Mussens
National
17c
18c
5%C
20c
17 %c
20c
4,750
27c
21c
28c
1.74
1.51
1.74
*
18%
18%
24c
8c
.*
common
81C
*
Mines
North
Vending
&■
Pow
Co
Co
Co
Jan
28c
Jan
3.60
Mar
20 %c
16.500
8c
18 %
Jun
87c
Jun
36c
5
23
Mar
23
5
11
Mar
11%
82c
237,850
'
12
48 %c May
11
Feb
500
10
10
2,500
Ash
9
-10
1
Ltd
1
Rare
1,100
1.50
1.50
1.60
4,725
1.90
July
May
July
Feb
Jan
Mar
Class
Jan
Biltmore
July
Bow
3?3
1.12*
:'
1.12
407
14c
16c
11.500
12c
11c
lie
2.45 Mar
2.75
Apr
1.10
■
1
6c
9%c Mar
73
r
,12c
31,000
6c
7c
2,000
6c
6c
500
34c
6,000
27c
17 %c 17 %c
1,000
15c
4,500
1
Metnl«
3c
Feb
4c
Jan
113
Jan
Bowater
Ltd"
1
29 c-
Nickel Mines Ltd 1
Paramaque
Paton
Silver
Paudash
Pitt
.
Co
Ltd
6%
cumulative
non
cum
Cobalt
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Telephone
37Q
50%
Feb
53
53
75
50 %
Feb
53%
1,215
50
Feb
7
,Feb
53 % Apr
53% May
8% May
7
5c
3.05
3.25
64c
500
1
6C
5c
6c
14,500
4C
4c
6 500
1
preferred
2nd
22%
Forest
Power
Jun
24c
Mar
British
Refining Ltd
5%
Jan
22c'
Jan
8.20
Apr
Gold
Silver
Sobey's
Stores
3%c
4c
45
Jan
9
Jan
2.40
__
^
—
a
2.40
12c
13c
19% a 19%
20
2D
2.25 Mar
1,170
200
11.1
2.40
10c
0
34
20
200
—
3c
__2
2.50
Metals
3c
3,r00
2.35
2.50
191/2
500
July
Jan
May
Apr
30c
3,500
1
90c
80c
90c
22 %c
21c
*
:
3.60
l
Ltd
3.40
1
Lands
3.40
43 %c
42 c
lc
4.70
2.05
3.75
3.10
17c
20%
Burrard
Bread
Canada
Cement
Canada
Jan
20% Mar
Canada
Jan
1.10
Jan
12c
Jan
29c
July
44c
19,100
42c
July
64c
Feb
69c
76c
67,700
35c
Jan
32c
37c
61,600
29c
Jun
lie
12c
34,500
50c
56c
21,000
2.05
1.90
2.10
32,850
7c
7c
1,000
1.50
1,52
500
1.50 July
16%
17
700
16% Mar
1
Mines Ltd
Ltd
footnotes,
1
1
•
see page
41
16%
Apr
*
6%c
50c
class
Dominion
Foils
2.50
1.70
Feb
12%
70
Jun
12%
12%
25
9%
9%
700
%
37%
315
33%
55%
55%
10,807
53%
Feb
55 y2
;i
10
10
100
5
5%
300
503/4
50%
50%
52
51%
y
9
5%
9
50
565
75
5%
50%
6%
9,786
1.75
1.75
1.95
83
83
28
27%
28
19
19%
21%
1.75 Ju-'y
Jan
Jun
11,725
19%
23%
Jan
35
92
20%
>
525
20%
30%
-
Feb
Jan
,.
Apr
39
Apr
51%
Jan
58
May
94
30
"
Jan
'98
Jun
88
Apr
92% July
-
50
85
15
105
109% 110%
Jan
19%
66
1103/4
3.15
12 % May
-320
100
6% July
4.65 Mar
II,555
56
90
.
Jan
30%
96%
*:
May
95
96 3/s
87
Jan
Apr
Jun
53%
92
6
50 % July
Jun
55%
105
54%
83
20%-
.
5% May
53 V2 May
27 V8
'
19
_i
10 % Mar
.Apr
Jan
5
65
21 %
90
Apr
57% May
,|
Feb
2.75
350
8,?
•
—^
Jan
9% Mar
49.% July
700
3.25
35
18 %
37%
Apr
5%
85
-
5%
y'-
Jun
Jun
50%
2,000
3.05
3.20
Jan
-
52
50%
Jun
4.90
Jan
4.10
56
Jan
12
Feb
May
76%
Jan
36 34
105
Jan
107%
Feb
20
107
Jan
112%
Jun
Jan
20%
Jan
10
20%
Mar
90%
;
Feb
20V4
20 Va
20%
2634
720
17
26
737
21Feb
31%
Feb
8%
8%
9
3,062
8% Mar
10 %
Jan
*
7V2
7%
73/4
300
22%
58c
;
—
common-
Packers
class
21
July
8% Mar
Jan
10
57c
61c
2,180
*2c
22%
23
5,741
20%
52
52
40
37%
373/4
38%
2,716
28
28
28%
225
283/4
29
1,348
25%
Jun
30
Ma
40 V*
20
A
7%
Jan
28%
preferred—_49
J—
*
•
40 VB
40%
50
35
Jan
43
Ma
23'%
23
23%
1,552
20
Jan
25
Ma
A
90
88%
*
90
230
88
88%
y 75
61%
62
49 '
Feb
1.15
Jan
Jan
24% May
52
29
Jan
40
Ap
27
*
Mar
Jan
30
Ma
85
Jan
92
69%
Jan
90
Jan
Ju
485
56
62
Jul
•
61%
61%
62
882
55
Jan
62
Jul
10
78y2
77%
78%
1,420
74%
Feb
81
preferred—100
Canada Steamship Lines common—
*
96 Va
96 y8
96 Vb
949
93%
Jan
97
Ji
52Vb
51
52%
875
51
Feb
58
A
13
13%
750
11%
Jan
,14%
Apr
11%
10%
Feb
11% M
51
Feb
55
M
B
—
&
Ltd
Cable
class
B_
*
Canadian
Aviation
•
10V2
10%
10%
1,855
Canadian
Breweries
•
10 Vs
10%
10%
16,210
50
52 V2
52%
53
965
50
53 y4
2,69)
Preferred
Class
B
Canadian
preferred
British
B
♦
com
warrants—
class
$1
A
53i4
53%
51% Mar
55
M
10
10%
866
8% Mar
11
A
2.05
2.30
1,735
1.60 Mar
2.65 M
2.30
330
1.60 Mar
2.70 M
Canadian
1
Chemical
•
13%
13%
440
11
Jan
14
25
22 y4
22%
22%
120
2018
Jan
22% Ji
25
37
37
37
100
36
Jan
38 %
—
pfd_,
preferred
•
Apr
Canadian Collieries
1.80
Feb
Canadian
Warrants
Curtis
common
Wright
Canadian Dredge Dock
_3
•
♦
10
9%
10
5,396
8%
Feb
4.05
July
Ji
10
warrants
2 10
A
2.25
A
$1%
8
2.10
Aluminum
Class
14 %c
19 y2 May
Feb
50%
100
Celanese
Jan
Apr
69% Mar
Malting
Canners
July
Mar
Apr
35c
150
A
preferred
Canadian
May
2.00
May
5.00 May
3.25 Feb
"
1,000
25
Sugar
class
Canadian
84c
25
103% July
Jan
*
A
Foundries
120% May
13c
Jan
3.PP1
•
common
Feb
Jan
1.65 July
7c
16
4.10
54
*
class
Class
141/4 May
HOi/2 Jan
11c
;
1.00 Mar
42c
1,000
Jan
Jan
2.75
A_
Wire
4.75
26c
20
4.500
100
—„——
Iron
4% %
16%
22%
70%
___•
Dock
Canada
Canada
Jan
•
Dry
Canada
Jun
22 %
2.65
Enterprises
Calgary Power common
Jan
18
100
300
46c
May
24% May
25% July
19% May
53%
Cabol
Jan
Apr
53c
Ltd
class
Products
May
July
118 % 118%
2.25
40c
Feb
Apr
22% May
25% July
2.65
Co
&
Canada
2.95
•
Mills
Building
Burns
Safeway
1
For
liy4 May
Jan
—100
Petroleum
May
50c
pfd
Supertest
49
Jun
Ltd
Eullivfn Consolidated
Jan
Eruck
1
preferred
Canada
26c
Mines
Services.,
Exploration & Mining
4.70
*
Permanent
Power
Air
Mines
5c
Bond
Class
Canada
Gold
■
Brooke
July
80c
60
15
*
„1
Canada
Dufault
Standard
7c
2,655
?,?00
78,SCO
al5
542
11%
533/4
Products
preferred
Jan
72C
al4%
1,590
100
Feb
32c
„*
17%
24%
;•
:
3 25
1
A
17%
24%
103 y2 103%
40C
July
9% May
20
62%
Corp
preferred
6%c
1
Ltd
775
50
preferred
May
South
Stairs
May
4%%
53/4%
6%%
2.25 Mar
.
253/4
17%
—
Preferredl
South
Spartan
May
3.25 May
70c
Jan
Jan
Jan
8c
Feb
215
30c
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
cl?,ss
48c
Apr
1,950
—-
Diversified
Mines
1.60
48
Ltd——.
Columbian
Summit
Town
9% Mar
4%c July
46c
10%
12C
25%
24 ya
Sugar common:
>*
Columbia Telephone common_25
preferred
100
4%%- preferred
_100
Canada
Mines
Development
Regent Mines
16%c July
May
47
20
-
Enterprises
—
30c
10 Vb
pfd—20
preferred
Lawrence
Silver
1950
150
Columbia
48
3 25
22 3/8
25%'
•
Columbia
10%
3.25
25
103
4,235
;
Columbia
5
1
1,010
67%
Oil
British
50
pfd
.7%
16%
20%
50
G)
British
9% Mar
4,500
64c
1
Lawrence
Silver
4%c
64c
1
Crest
32c
3.05
&
1955
fiaucon
30c
*
Lithium
Foo's
Warrants
St
30c
7
16%
20%
*
Feb
Apr
52
20%
*
Feb
6.60 Feb
Jun
53
*
common
57c
15c
5,2n0
18,500
Exploration
Corp_
Ruby
St
&
alO% al0%
Smelting
5%
Red
1st
part
Quebec
900
13
Jan
51%
£1
~43/4 %
105
Jan
7%
523/4
*
Jun
•
Jan
8%
52%
—25
7c
-
101 %
...
•
13c
1,000
*65
1
Smelting—.
Gold
"4 %%
> 7.15
_i
&
Oil
Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Power Corp of Canada—
.
7.10
16 %c 16 %c
•
Ltd—
Mining
Canada
7.15
-
*
com
Mines
Mines
River
Phoenix
14c
.
1
Ltd
Manufacturing
Patricia
Peace
Mines
Y'ii'-'
Apr
Jun
51%
British
Opemlsca Explorers Ltd
—1
Dpemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
10
3,685
11,572
.
70%
■
common
American
18 %
13
65 %
-
(T
British
1.70
53 % May
9%
*
preferred-.
Tank
Jan
_*
—
Traction
1.30
70%
„
16c
'
30c
Feb
105
50
Brazilian
14 %c Mar
3%c July
14 Vb Mar
i
Jun
Apr
50% May
52% Mar
700
—*
—
class A
preferred
Mersey
&
20
18
65%
common
Bridge
Bright
Jun
15c
Feb
'
V —"
Apr
1.30
53%
May
30
24%
Feb
10
—i
—
Paper
46%
_10
common
5%
59
y
Mar
1.30
*
Corp
Jan
22
9%
*
—
Bramalea
July
200
6.90 May
Jan
21"%
14,800
Jan
24% May
Jan
53 y4
...
*
A_^.
—
Bowaters
"2.413
43%
4.855
-
;
Jan
19
Jan
5.30
2.348
47%
19
Jan
108%
Apr
12%
•
common
preferred
Bowater
223/4
9.75
Jan
17%
18
24
Valley
Jan
16c
1.30
20
1
&! Paper
Hats
29%
463/4
53%
*
common—
Telephone
56%
28%
47
*
Lumber
100
55%
.*
_i
A
Beaver
I,172
6.00
106 " '
Jua
110% July
9%
;
——
Refineries
Power
540
22%
31%
y,
Jan
7.50 Mar
116
18
2.85 July
Feb
107%
45
3.10 July
1.10 July
Jan
27y4
4,154
108
Jan
Jan
2.00
May
3.80 May
25
May
Mar'
2.35
2,320
y
22%
10
common
Industries »iii
Bell
July
56%
22
65c
Apr
25 %
12%
■;
a—
class
8.40
22%
29%
*
'Bros
Feb
29%
8.20
105
B
Bartaco
28%
110% 110%
6.00
50
B
of Nova Scotia.
Beatty
19.025
100
Ltd
Bathurst
2.85
_»
class
common—:
Electric
Bank
2.45
105
A
Class
41,300
19,800
46
*
preferred
preferred
Autofab
1.10
Jan
*
Preferred
Jan
10
1.45 July
a2%c a2%c
1
Corp
-
Asbestos
Northwest Canalask
Ltd
1.60
1.50
B
preferred
Auto
30
3.10
88C
40'A
•
Acceptance
Class
3.35 Mar
2.75
2.00 May
24 y2 Mar
100
100
preferred
Hardware
Atlantic Sugar
Apr
12
Feb
1.50
/
A
Temple
$6
525
5
17%
lc
common
Higu
Jun
J.oO
22%
50
Bank of Montreal
al3
64c
Ltd_*
Ltd
Mines
Ltd—
American
1.10
14
5%
41c
1.15
24%
25
common
class
5%%
Exploration
American
4.425
Feb
Mar
1.095
25%
108
_*
;
preferred
Atlantic
Jan
a23
11%
__
*
•
West Amulet
36c
LiOW
1.50
25
29%
beine
Range Since Jan.I,1963
24%
110%
preferred
class
$2.70
Jan
Jun
Shares
2.65
————:*
pfd
one
Dollars
3.10
10
preferred
$2.60
Feb
14c
27,250
Jun
Sales
High
1.50
10
:
4%
1st
C
Ashdown
Apt
a23
'
1
New
9c
25c
54%
-
al3
—w
•
Ltd
8c
Juri 'i
Canadian
of Prices
100
—
Corp
$2.50
12 %c Feb
Jan
5i/4
6,200
8C
:
Jun
12c
100
23c
*r«
15c
810
•
Frigistors Ltd
Formaque Mines Ltd
Nocana
6c
Jun
i
Gas
Controls
B
5% %
13c
5,590
5%C
.
6
for Week
8.20,
preferred
Class
Feb
44y4
100
18c
Needco
North
1,0^0
5%c
Ltd "A"_22
L"*
Mills
4c
-
2,625
50
1
Ltd
Lt
7%c
50
*
New
Newfoundland
1,0"0
5
—
Argus
Jan
*
in
lt:i uce
45%
5
;
common-
Co
Class
Feb
4c
10c
6c
5
-
Mines
Automatic
Newrich
12 %
Apr
May
13 %c 13 %c
Ltd-1
.
Jun
3c
-
Feb
Exchange
3.50
Anglo Canadian Pulp & paper pfd—50
Anthes Imperial class A.
-J
•
Jun
6c
^
Jan
44%
100
Ltd
Analogue
30 y4 May
12
7,200
5c
3.85
Week's
-
Steel
4%%
7% May
Jan
10,000
5c
*
—1
1.
Rice
Canada
5c
600
24%
:
Warrants
Aluminium
Jun
Jan
6%
Jan
25
•
common
preferred
Aluminium
8% May
1.41
4c
——1
Ltd
Storage
—
Pleasant
Mount
*
pfd
Ltd
&
B
800
•..
8c
•
Ltd 7%
Mines
Mining
Mantreal
6%
Jan
3C
1
Mid-Chibougamau
Mines
Ltd
Midepsa Industries Ltd.,..
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre
6%
6%c
8%c
Low
•*
:
Natural
Algoma
May
Jan
7%
Apr
Expressed
45
common
Central
..
May
6c
7% May
18
3%c
1.50
25
Alberta
Feb
1.60
6%c
1
*
5.15
Jun
7%
400
Ltd
Jan
60c
•;
355
11%
Chipman
Mistango
100
;an
3,500
__*
trust
Class
6% Mar
Apr
4c
12,450
71/4
:
Distilleries
Mercury
1
7%
—*
Mclntyre-Porcupine. Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
Melchers
7%
—1
Ltd
Jun
1.10
4c
1.20
2
July
2.85
1.10
4c
segregated into two parts.
The first
the second list the MINES and
OILS
•
common
Class A preferred
A warrants-
Feb
Apr
5%
80c
I,II VI
common
Class
Apr
1.09
1.20
Majortrans Oils & Mines Ltd—l.—
Mines
3.85
4.55
5
A
Copper Mining Co
Corp of Canada Ltd
Massval
500.
5%
_*
Publishing
Lithium
5%
5%
13
July "
1.05
Ltd
Alberta Distillers
Mar
2.60 May
4,000
1
A
Are
STOCKS
Preferred
Jun
30'C
13,466
■■32 c
1
class
Shown
are
and
*
Power
Acklands
May
18c
•
Mines
Ltd
Leclerc
3.50
30c
13 %c
•
Ltd
Zinc
&
3.15
30c
50c
...
2.000
3.30
*
„
Petroleums
Kontiki
..
issues
STOCKS,
Preferred
20 %c Mar
Jan
18c
May
36c
5%:.7 5%
*
ADitiDi
1.30 July
Jan
44%
18c
12
700
4c
Sale Price
Apr
7c
25
Keeley Frontier Ltd
Kenting Aviation Ltd
Exchange
Abacon
Jan
1.15
51
1
Jan
May
400
36c
Canada—2
Mar
9c
51
>
86c
81c
12%
Friday
Jun
1.85
common-*
Ltd
Stock
INDUSTRIAL
Jan
3.85 May
2.80 May
-
Ltd
Explorations
Jaye
of
Prices
Jan
45c
preferred
convertible
Inv Fd
Toronto
Algoma
6%
1.4C0
12%
4c
Par
22c
July
36c
INDUSTRIAL
Apr
1.50
Jan
5c
*
Jun
Apr
1.65
5c
Mar
82c
tl
29 %c May
35c
Apr
Jan
May
1
Ltd
Jan
5c
•
Can
8%
18c
3.20
May
3c
82c
82c
Zi
May
15c
The
May
7,000
123,500
10,000
2,000
Inspiration Ltd
Investment
250
*
International
Co
18
*
of
International
Interprovlnclal
Jun
1
Ltd
International
8
1
Mines
Mines Ltd
Chemicals
400
14c
1
3c
6,000
Toronto Stock
Apr
8%
18
18
4c
5c
12%cMar
Jun
8%
*
3.65 Mar
5c
_»
Ltd
Speculative
Jan
1.40 July
July
11
13c 15 %c
Age Mines Ltd
Grissol
/
30c
i
York
Feb
5
1,5'0
Feb
1.17 Feb
10% July
15c
Ltd
Autotronics
Genuine
Glen
pfd
Minerals
Mines
Fundy Bay Copper
Futurity Oils Ltd
25c
31c
Ltd_
Mines
Jan
1
•
Industries
'25%c
j
Jan
17,9(0
2,000
-1
—
4.25
Jan
Ltd
Mines
Jun
8c
:
Helium
Westville
3.25
1.40
•
1.06 July
-1
Ltd
Ltd
Fiscal
23
Jan
3.15 May
3.30
-1
__
Ltd
Jan
6y2c
50c
Z.\
1.
Ltd
Corp
Oil
14c
>
Jan
30c
10
Associates
12c
30c
■ ~
•
Swimming Pools Ltd
11% Mar
Jan
28%
Ltd
&
Jun
Jun
lvmy
;
be
Jan
1.14 Mar
50c
Mining Co Ltu_.
Principal Properties
Towns
13c
Jun
2.40
-1
__
Leaseholds
4%c
15
6c
May
3,400
Oilcloth
,2,000
a2.35
3.30
„
Ltd
34c
5%c Jun
15,000
A_————5
Val
Jan
60c
62c
1.75
Dominion
4%c
a2.35
6c
*
Obalski
Jan
25c
800
2,000
v.
.
61c
Dominion
6 %C
13,000
12,2C0
-1
Ltd-
High
July
90C
Zx
Corp
Freezers
Low
9c
•
Ltd
Canada
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
8c
90c
-
Ltd—
Petroleum
22c
8c
1.60
Ltd
Low
Shares
8%c
-1
Ltd
Exploration
41% May
15c
*
Explorers
July
8c
-1
Dominion
Feb
17c
15C
Ltd
class
Mines
United
Jan
Ltd
Limitee
Mines
Ltd
Jun
Mines
Denault
Jun
20c
Electronics
Horn
30c
.
Mines
for Week
of Prices
Jan
39%
—*
1
1
90c
17c
"A"_„_—5
Ltd-
Corp
——
Tib
38%
17c
38%
*—-—~1;-
Ltee
Provost
Crtisade
Dalfen's
85c
Tazin
1.75
al2c
Mogador Mines Ltd——1
New Pacific Ltd
-1
Consolidated
Consolidated
4.75 July
Jan
a25c
*
■—
——
Consolidated
Ltd—1
Mines
Standard
Div
Preferred
Delta
Talisman
May
4.40
'
Deer
81c
1.60
Consolidated
Consol
Jun
70c
Lake
Sales
Range
„
Par
Tache
Feb
4.70
"Warrants-
Consol
6%c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
3 %c May
500
,
Friday
STOCKS
7, Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
a70c
(Can) Ltd-*
Commodore Business Mach
I'
(Range for Week Ended July 12)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
Monday, July 15, 1963
...
3.90
4.10
2,975
3.00
Feb
9%
75c
6%
9%
10 %
8,950
75c
75c
2,203
6%
7
449
6%
70c
6 %
Jan
'
M
J
11% M
5.00 M
10 Vb Jl
Jun
1.00
J
July
9%
J
.
Number
198
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6281
(227)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Frida;
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
lor Week
Shares
Par
Foundation
Canadian
Co
Low
*
common
(Range for Week Ended July 12)
Sales
stocks
Friday
STOCKS
-
255
r
;
4.25
4.10 July
796
>
Inland
July
V
28
—_—_*
class A_*
pfd
Canadian
General
Electric
Canadian
General
Investment
Canadian
General
Securities
Class
B
Marconi
Co—
.—1
—
preferred-..
Canadian Tire Corp class A
Canadian
Canadian
Utilities
10
*
—1*/
Petrofina
common
a-———-V—---*
Canadian
Western
com__*
Wines—
Warrants
>
Conduits
Consolidated
Consolidated
Building
Warrants
Consumers
Gas
B
Clark
Corby
Distillery
Coronation
'3.30
3.10
3.35
56 % May
378
6%
7%
1,705
5%
3.00
2.85
4.10 Jan
8%
Jan
850
6%
Jun
9
9
10
1,800
7%
Jan
10
8%
8%
975
7%
Jan
*
11%
11
11%
7,853
65,057
—.—100
107%
108
125
108
'/
10
107
108
100
*
*
18%
*
6%
*
■
7%
7%'.
X-
18%
19
6%
Jun
12%
Jun
IO6V4
Jan
109 Vs
Feb
106 Ya
Jan
109 %
Feb
a
9%
Crush International Ltd common——*
.13Ya
■,
1.10
54
54
54
2,264
10%
May
1.00
11%
;
61
Jan
15%
Jan
Loan
Loeb
>
Financial
i.
Bridge
Dominion
of Canada
Dominion
Electrohome
Gen Inv
Preferred
Dominion
2.75
2.85
2,700
2.90
53%
54%
3,637
47
Jan
55%
18%
19
17
118
Feb
Feb
23% May
118
6,210
-■■'V: 20
11 %
11 %
11%
25
*
*
common
100
,
v
105
102 102 Ya
10214
Foundry & Steel
•
66
65 %
66%
Glass
*
17%
17%
17%
Magnesium
7%
7%
750
8%
8%
10%
Scottish
common
*
Invest
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar &
Chemical
Dow
Class
Eddy
A
Match
&
A
15%
16%
13%
Feb
Montreal
*
17%
17 Va
Jan
16% July
20
May
Feb
24
Apr
Moore
Jan
21 Va
Jun
Morse
144
v
25
16%
18
9% Mar
May
57
Jun
44%
Apr
9% May
10%
Apr
1,334
10
4,935
preferred—
50
Co———_———v—*
5134
51%
51%
100
50 Va
Jan
51% July
30
Jan
39
36 Va
.
v,v
Preferred
'.
28
435
25
4.10
1,000
29%
100
20
67c
400
65c
Mar
20%
1,664
20%
200
19%
56
165
45 Va
Feb
180
180
30
171%
*
8%
8%
8%
285
8%
31
31
31%
3,082
25 Ya
common
•
*
5%
250
5Va
class A
1
20%
5%
20%
20 %
25
—_
•
6%
6%
6%
300
Co
Companies
(Charles)
Freuhauf
Trailer
Gatineau
Power
t.
5
.
Jan.
Jun
Jan
Jun;
18 % Mar
6%
Jan
5%
preferred
100
Development
General
Dynamics
General
J
Pete
Jan
103
13 %
13%
13%
50
10%
Feb
6%
6%
6%
1,100
5%
28
28%
150
26%
Apr
Jun
75%
75%
74c
75c
28
28
1
Motors
General
100
103
*
1
Bakeries
General
1%
Drill
'A"
General
Products Mfg
General
Steel
50c
class A
75c
*
V
38
Jan
15%
Jun-
18%
3 rr7~
Jan
Ogilvie
Feb
13%
Jun
38%
6%
4,655
'.'Vv 17. 17%
1,464
13%
1,725.
10 Va
30%
12%
15.7..
-
123/4
32
32
31%
32%
31%
8%
83/8
8%
7%
8%
;.
18%
33%
Jan
Jan
10%
Feb
7%
Jun
8,676.
435
a.
2.65
,
Apr
19 Va May
Jan
.
Jan
2.25
Feb
26
109
.
is
200
2.90
3.00
4,275
,...
Apf
3.20
Jan
13% May
15% July
.:
1.40
Jun
24% July
?
18%
..
23 Va
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
51%
1,195. / 11% Feb
60,461.
12% Jan
70, -.102.... Feb,;
104 Va Jan
390;
1.40
3.00
19
23
200
12%
Jan
13 Va Mar
iV
SO-
lS,588
15%
9%
9%
7% Mar
47%
485
v
24%
108% 108%
May
33 Va
175
106
108%
13
;
Jan
Jan
3,430
A
May
44 Va
Apr
Apr
50
145/a
Feb
19 Va
8%
8%
23%
12%
Jan
31 Va
,
18%
18%
22%.23
24%
243/a
J/4
24%
July
150
49%«
22
./
Jun
6
450
?
8
V
Jun
Jan
38
1,505,
32%
73/4
8 Va
20% Mar
-
.
Feb
15%
22%
Jan
12%
720-1
109
109
1.25 July
1.95 Jan
July
.
1.65
Jan
Jan
3.25 May
8
Jan
7%
7%
73/4
11,200
2.10
2.10
2;20
10,463
3.45
3.25
3.45
i,449
3.95
Feb
A
28%
30
1,212
27 Va
Jan
31%
Apr
•
29%
30
392
28%
Jan
32
Jun
10%
Apr
15%
Jan
.
„
7
.
Feb
1.75
Jan
2.45
3.00 Mar
May
8
7%
8%
2,250
•
Works
13%
13%
13%
625
12
Feb
93
93
425
88
Jan
100
Jan
52
53%
6,719
45%
Jan
57
Jun
9%
93/4
820
7%
Jan
•
53%
*
A
9%
;•
1
—
2
4.75
15%
2,113
15%
75
14% Mar
16
27 Ya
29 Ya
500
29
29
.29
28
28
283/a
185
15%
15%
15%
36%
36%
37%
1,140
ii,657
*
20
19%
20%
3,770
—1
9
9
9
2,710
100
85
—_
V:"
T;
4.45
Jan
14%
50
_30
Gas
i
9% May
4.75
—
Natural
;
.?
15 Va
_20
preferred
7% Mar
15%
15%
—5
Feb
5% May
16 Va
Jan
28
May
13
Feb
30
Apr
Feb
Jun
Mar
15% July
31% Mar
38
Jun
17% Jan
8% May
21
9%
Jun
Apr
6.00 Apr
85
May
5.20
5.20
110
84%
25%
85
190
80
Apr
25%
45
20%
Jan
13
850
10 Ya
Jan
13
13%
3,240
12%
Jan
14Va May
^—__10
38%
38%
100
34%
Feb
38%
—*
19%
19%
100
14
Jan
20%
Jun
_•
4.00
4).00
200
3.40 May
4.50
Jun
pfd—
Power
—
Cement
Ocean
•
Ontario Loan
&
Debenture
Jan
Ontario
Steel
Products
Jan
Ontario
Store
Fixture
25
Feb
Oshawa
60%
123/4 '
13
•
Flour
13%
5.20 July
r
27% May
14%
:
Apr
Jan
Jun
200
Jun
11% May
32 Ya
8
Apr
104% May
14
8%
Preferred
32
j
Peoples
May
A
Power
62 %
Jan
79% May
Premium
65c
Jan
80c
Price
28
32
July
—
Jan
36% May
11 Ya Mar
7.50
1,065
21
3,823
20 Va
3.20
3.20
3.20
300
2.75
Feb
<
7%. V, 8%
49%; 49 Ya
3,655
6%
Apr
,
7%
29%
Jan
Feb
37
Feb
325
11%
11
13
Mar
11
9
9
220
2.55
2.60
9%
9%
9%
1,700
16,675
20c
1.40
1.35
1.40
825
-—.—*
36
353/4
36%
5,367
Ore
8%
51
11
•
3.50 May
26 %
2.55
•
May
237/s May
49% May
50
*
:
r.
100
293/4
,_*
Bros
9.00
Jan
*
6.10 Mar
15% May
7.05
20%
common.
Iron
30
7.05
—
Corp
249
4,211
20%
Industries
700
880
13%
—
Phantom
Feb,.
34%
123/4
•
1.25
—50
common
Credit
Class
Jan
34%
12%
•
Hersey
Parker
Drilling
Pembina Pipeline common
Jun
34%
-
Page
Feb
21
•
1
Petroleum
Warrants
Jun
7
common
Wholesale
Pacific
825 V
Jun
3,15 t
■M I V
!6
6%
17%
.-
Utilities
Scotia
Nova
Penmans
General
Apr
163/fl
- d
•
30
v
16
v:
39
1-20
83c
Jan
55%
180
1
—
Co
(A J)
4.95
79
May
67c
67c
28
Jan
29%
•
Canada
Foundation
58
68
Jan
39
21%
III*
?
Niagara Steel preferred——
Niagara Wire class B„_—
21% May
Jun
85c
Jan
"Wftrr&nts
66
Jan
11%
Jun
32%
21
,
L
Grocers
?
Jan
60c
1..00.
21
Drug & Chemical common-
Northwestern
Jan
17
67
Properties-
class
Jun
50%
9%
0
Feb
3.40 May
2.90 May
Feb
38%
*
-
Telephone
770
2.40 Feb
2.35
Jun
80c
1,513
.100
Corp common
Northern
600
,
7% July
7%
—
July
■
3d
5
Jun
7,960
42
,
17 Va May
.
63c
._.
Trust
National
45c
.
Jan
3/%
,15%
—
(Robert)
14%
:; 60c
24
Foods
Jan
60
68
1,660
12%
;
2.45
Jun
2.55
Gas
Ontario
1.65
4.00
2.10
2.65
Mines
19%
4.10
10,130..
common—
?
10%
Feb
3.30
-100
Northern
1.60
■
3.10
20
common
Preferred
July
18%
27
b OC
common
Noranda
7% May
Jun
4dc
-—i
Jan
10 Va
•
Corp
Motor
265
Jun
1.50
4oc
AI2T53
class
Paper
Locomotive
National
13% May
Feb
Mar
7%
58%
20
;
Mfg
105
28
;
*
A
10%
11%
189
60
•
class
300
1.60
*
common
Grain
35
7%
4% Mar
•
National. Containers
Mar
19 y8
—
:
275
253
10%
'I
_10
____
13%
253
7%
7%
.—
——:
175
13%
*
10
:
36 Va
5% Mar
635
1
B
Montreal
July
50
30%
39
r
455
Mar
57
Farms
Frosst
2,397
10
r
57
38 Va
*
Candy
Freiman
20 %
21
38%
9%
*
•
1
of
985
20
20
18%
23%
10
Farmer
Fraser
17%
2.65 May
7,no a
11%: 11%
Jan
1.70 Mar
;
7%
11%
J&b
80c
6% May
7%
3.20
Apr
Apr
3.55
Feb
17%
30
pfd
-
Apr
7
3.15
'
July
5%
6%
7%
*
Fine
v;
56c
16%
30
1st
Brewery class A
15%
22%
A
pfd——.
Canadian
Monarch
9,550
20,544
a.AJ
'
Class
V
Jan
13%
3.10 Mar
17
•
Brick
15% May
.
Ford
Molson
,
Jan
59%
Jan
7%
•
class
Midwest Industries
50% May
-A—
warrants
Ford
Jun
9%
1,200
5%
168
-
Jan
38
T-,__—
Metro Stores
Jan
.
Fleetwood
Apr
10
Class; A
Fleet
Milton
io
10
Falconbridge
Famous Players Canadian
Federal
Apr
*
Preferred
Federal
Jun
10
47 % Mar¬
common
Empire Life Insurance
Exquisite
Forms
common
Fanny
Jun
18
Jun
Jan
17
1,740
*
—
Ltd
Emco
68
Jun
7%
61
//
5,500
/;. 56c-
4.95
2.05
*
-
May
2.90 July
Feb
20
Ltd
C
2,451
common
Trust
P
50
—
Inv
E
12%
common
preferred—
Brewery
Dupont Co
Economic
M
61c
6%
*
com
—
Ltd
12
23.50
Industries
Jan
3,855
14
preferred
Maxwell
49%
;
Textile
Dominion
5 Va %
Feb
*
Coal——
Preferred
Dover
102%
July
new
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
4%%
preferred
Mar
3.25
16%
A__.
Power
12%
50
,
Steel
13%
1,065
1.800
—50
class
—♦
i
Preferred
Dominion
8%
common—*
124
63/8
2.60
Jan
87
-.Mar
9'/a
1,000
6%
Jan
53
1,420
3.15
Feb
57%
■'«
100
-
,
2.30
58
B
(M)
8
2,000
Dominion
Co
Jun
Jun
102
720
Dominion
110
2,943
Dominion
2.25
11%
—10
—
Magna
Maple Leaf Mills
Jun
18 Yb
2
56%
11
Feb
6%
Jan
1.50
7%
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River_,
Jun
53 %
•
,
Seagrams
Dominion
2.75
2
•
Estate
Distillers
62%
56
Jun
78 Ya
-
•
10
pfd—,
class
4.50
180
62%
12
1st
~
62 J/4
•
B
•
56,212.
/,
10
common
Macleods
Apr
4.75
•—1,968
3
Maclaren
Apr
27% Jun
54% May
—•
—
———
—
Dale
I-.
A__
Preferred
1.75 Mar
Jun
Jan
i..a
—
Inc
Class
Jun
73%
Jun
48 %
85
56c
—
Loblaw Cos
Jan
51 % Mar
100
13%
13%
9
>
100
8
Jun
63 % Mar
23%
550-
L
class
—
Groceterias
Class
9,203
2.90
6 Va
Jail
July
May
b
1
51%
4.75
—
87c
673/fl
2.40
:
Mar
24
83%
56%
6 Va Apr
19% May
-
3.20
preferred
Loblaw
JO
84
•
Loblaw
Jan
6 V4
Cement
Industries
Jan
olO
2.85
•
—
Secord
2nd
Apr
8%
May
8%
Levy
19 Ya May
Jan
6
784
690
-
7% Mar "
16%
671
2,620
A
10%
1.10
*
5
%
8%
8%
*
4.75
17 Va
2.60
common
Leland
27% Apr
41% May
11
_
2,600
•
50%
,
$1.25 preferred
$2.00 preferred
Feb
Jan
23 ■/»
——a—————.
Laurentide
Jun
Jan
160
>6%
8%
6.35
4.75 Jan
Laura
65
24%
10
Warrants: —L-—-—-l——;
July
36
common^
a—_—w—-—*
•
Lambton
Jan
22%
9,345
'
——8
*
common
v
8,862
•
8%
65 Va
,
common 2.50
Preferred
9% May
7%
60
Gas—
————————..1
Lake Ontario Cement common
1
7% May
150
7%
—
2.10
3,741
28 %
Jan
Lakeland
3.80 May
1,400
7'/a
8%
6.25
Zellerbach
Apr
3.10
7
Jan
44 Va
class A—
Warrants
...
8% May
8%
39%
voting—
Apr
26
'<
—25
i
Common
Jun
66%
26%
Credit-
75
Labatt
Lafarge
Jan
61
5.90
common
16
7 Va
'
:
Jan
Jan
13%
55
200
58
warrants—
Warrants
Jan
Jun
B
Douglas
Kelly
Feb
4.15
15%
^ 61/
6%
Apr
3.05
15%
38%
Publishing--.
Timber
4.55
2,300
.
26 %
preferred --——"
Cosmos
Imperial A
Crown
Jun
Jan
6.00
2nd
Crestbrook
Jun
Jan
26%
38%
preferred——
Copp
17%
32
17
55c
27 Va
54%
Serice
Warrants
Jun
170
25% Mar
9%
;
A———2—
Class
Class
20 %
19%
*
*
i.
new
27
July
1g0
27%
58
Lake-
Class
Jan
21% July
15%
———-—U
Paper
22%
18
60c
27%
1
new
Discount
Jockey Club Ltd
Apr
30
575
•
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
May
35% Jun
25
18%
—
Public
Jefferson
29
101
18%
_25c
Jamaica
Feb
18%
600
—10
Consolidated
Jan
Hign
Id %
—5
Interp^ov facial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe———_
Investors Syndicate common
1.25c
July
21%
3821
7%
common
Jan
17
*
Preferred
99%
5 %
7
Bakeries
35
29%
*
—1
^1——
.i
National-
11%
Jan
;-//—
—-
Cellulose1
Columbia
29 Va
v
23% Jan
5
*
common
540
16
25
Clairtone
33
Jun
365
35
4.95
Jan
Jan
10%
28
—15%
Chrysler
%
*i0
4
24%
Lo*
6
.—5
Nickel
Interprovincial
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1, 196$
High
5%
60c
Preferred
16% Apr
18%
.
—
—
Gai
26%
19%
16%
———20
*
;—1
Capital Bldg Industries—
•
Westinghouse'—•
Properties
Canadianwide
Chateau
37,740
1,517
Low
5%
pfd. _25
Powders
International Utilities
'
Feb
62c
Jun
13% Feb
325
%
10
Jun
33c
21%
i
--
preferred
4%>
Canadian
V
33
.34.
21%
Natural Gas
4.40
11%
100% 100%
-
18 %
Vickers
2,421
;
26
b%
j
113,287
32 Ya
;
—,
Wallpaper Mfrs class A——*
Canadian
3.1 i
49c
15%
5 4.05
35
Canadian
20 Va May
69 Ya May
Jan
Feb
Shares
.—1
common
Minerals
International
19 Va May
61%
15%
26
W0
preferred
16%
15% Mar
5,393
Gas
Bronze
Interna uonal
Jan
1.000
11%
-
16 Va
for Week
r—20
Internauional
44 % May
2,702
•
4.40;
32 A
c
.—l-25
Railway-:-
Pacific
Canadian
Jan
Feb
Sales
Range
Warrants
Feb
33%
20
4?p.
•
w.'/a:.-;
common—---*
Industries
Canadian
5%
63%
'-8%
47c
—
Jun
15
588
1,200
20
39
Mar
35
75
43
15%
19
16% Jun
18
17%
63% : "v 65
8 '/8
8%
17%
_—10
Gas——&50
Industrial
Rights
Canadian
38%
15%
Imperial Bank.
Canadian
18
421/4
—
—
Hycvocarbon
Canadian
18
38 %
38 %
43
common——_•
Canadian
w
Natural
Preferred
■
Preferred
Week's
of Prices
v
Par
High
Low
4.25
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
4.10
4.10
39
9
Apr
jui
10%
/Jan
8%
10% May
Feb
1.75
1.30 May
35 y8
Feb
6% Mar
2.50 July
Jan
41% May
Feb
Feb
"
Wares
Preferred
Globe
common
*
13
13
100
90
90
90
345
*
11%
11
11%
1,629
•
134
134
134
85
.
;
—
Envelopes
-
class A
Tire Canada common
4%
preferred
Gordon Mackay class B
Goodyear
50
4,840
Lakes
795
Lakes
Power
48
8%
8%
400
19%
20%
4,215
23%
23%
2,166
11%
53
_*
Paper
Great
48
19%
23%
11%
„
Great
*
•
common
Warrants
Great
13%
Northern Capital common
48%
9*>F)
10
7%
Jan
84
•Jan
8%
Feb
127
Mar
Jan
Jan
49 %
20%
45%
7%
'>%
10
85c
86C
625
1.50
1.70
1,540
Class
C
warrants
2.35
2.35
2.60
600
74c
Mar
6
6%
805
6
July
1.U42
West
Greater
(;,
Coal
class
A_
*
Winnipeg Gas——.
Voting
1956
Greening
74c
14%
Industries
16%
17%
16%
119
14
1.25
-
*
1.30
380
2.65
2.70
200
24%
24%
59%
60
1,619
140
*
25%
25%
100
*
.
"■
24%
•
—
Jun
Feb
45c
10
.
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Mar
1,50
16%
*
trust
warrants
25
Jun;
May
10% May
10
•
Feb
Mar
1.80 Mar
Quebec
Rapid
Riverside
2nd
May1
17% May
17% May
$6
Robin
A
class
Jan?
Rolland
3.50
Jan
Cotton
common
Preferred
Hand
100
Chemical
Class
common
A
Hardee
Farms
Harding
&
new
Bay
Huron
Oil
6
6%
4,037
97%
205
11
11%
*
1 55%
55%
56
1.55
1.55
1.60
/14%
Co—
Jun
58% Mar
64
Jan
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite common
25% May
95% Jan
26%
Jun
Russell
4%%
Inland
Lawrence
St
Maurice
18
Jun
Jan
24% July
4.70
75
Jan
Jan
11
July
435
50
Mar
6,750
1,512
1,002
1.35 Mar
13%
Jun
14%
14%
64
64%
1
Acceptance
preferred
6%
6%
6%
7,680
65c
65c
73c
1,480
179
180
65
"108
May
10
Jun
25%
Jun
Say/ette
7% May
May
11% July
Seven
100
45 Va
42%
17,065
40
July
14
12,506
13
Jun
6%
6%
6,318
*
24%
24%
24%
6,811
50
49
48%
49
135
47%
Feb
49
9f5
Apr
100
98
98
98
145
*
5.00
5.00
5.00
100
preferred
10
17 %
17%
17%
287
see page
41.
,
6%
24
3.65
17
Jan
Jun
16
6%
28%
20%
10
4.00
,4.15
355
7
6%
75%
Jan
Jan
6V0 July
23% May
50
2.00
Feb
220
11%
Jan
14%
15%
Feb
16%
19
Jan
22
18
30
735
1
9
100
7
875
75
76
11%
9
Feb
4.50
63/4
•C
9 Va
13% May
19%
11
9
Mar
530
7%
18
18
7%
2.25 Mar
15
4.00
Feb
Feb
9
Feb
6%
Jun
5.25
18
9
3,090
600
10 Va Mar
14%
24%
26
25
25%
1,250
10%
700
—100
1
102%
45c
46c
2,500
10%
9%
10%
12,340
9%
Jun
Jan
Jun
Feb
July
Jan
July
7% July
10
81
10%
Jun
2.00 July
72% Mar
25
—
;
102% 102%
175
99 Va
44c
9%
10%
Jan
Feb
May
Jan
May
Feb
2.35
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
Feb
2.65
2.50
2.65
1,360
50
51
51
51
150
8%
8 3/4
2,938
8% May
preferred
'—20
26
27%
2,870
25% May
6.40 '7.05
.
Jun
69c
Jun
————*
50
104
Jun
preferred
*
26%
Mar
3.30 Mar
51 Va
11
Apr
Mar
Feb
Industries
Simpsons
Jan
S
K
Dairies'
.
class
A
D
Manufacturing
Slater
May
May
Somerville
Steel
Southam
5.30
Jan
9.05 May
18 3/8
19,450
13%
Jan
4.35
4.60
940
20% May
5% Feb
133/4
common
Industries
133/4
14%
1,827
12
May
14 V8
135/a
13%
405
13
Jan
14
34
Jan
35%
Jun
Jan
34%
51%
Feb
52 V8
Jun
31% July
36%
Jan
12 Vs
Jan
20
9%
93/4
of Canada
9%
93/4
330
9 %
Feb
21%
20%
21%
20,823
18%
Feb
1
23
23
—
106
106
——_—*
30
30
1,020 "
23%
100
;—:
Preferred
—
9% July
9%
*
Steinberg class A
Oil
11%
1,200
1,080
*
Stuart
3.55
May
33%
*
Apr
Jan
9 Ve
52%
Radio
18%
2.75
1,960
32%
Paving
Jan
1,100
52%
Standard
Steel
3.00
103/4
32%
Standard
Jun
July
3.00
52%
Feb
May
29%
*
Jan
May
Apr
1,466
50
preferred
:
6.00
35%
10 3/a
3.00
*
——
—
Feb
4.35 July
*
*
—
Ltd
Mar1
17,706
17%
*
•
—
i
B
Class
Jan
Feb
18
—•
Canada———
28%
4.35
6.85
of
Oil
Silverwood
13%
20%
20%
Warrants
Shell
Shullys
40%
4.86%
May
Jun
1.60
150
Apr
8
9,845
10 Va
Arts
Investznenbs
14%
192
16
8
Feb
May
5.00 Mar
'
Shell
Jan
7%
12
16
,
8% May
1.20
117
52 Va
*
pfd_.
1
—
Holdings
2.30
66
2.00
12
Jan
Jan
135
—•
A
class
Gas—
Ltd-
Scottish
56
-2.00
Mar
47%
'■■■
——25
class A_.—;.
Foods Ltd
26% Mar
14
100
_60c
Jun
Salada
41%
common
Fc!)r footnotes,
5%
Jan
5
Minerals
Co
58% Mar
4.10
•
preferred
Cement
St
9 V2 Mar
*
Industrial
Industrial
4.25 Mar
1.90
2.00
1,800
55c
May
Jun
3,526
{
93
6%
20%
10
*
———
(Hugh)
9% Mar
3.75
20
common
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco common
6%
preferred
2%%
/./■■
*
Warrants
•
30
96
„
Erie—
Husky
865
96
,
Pittfield-
Hudson's
25
24%
—20c
common-
Dauch__
&
25
6%
100
Steel
Home
5,834
24%
•
common
Preferred
Hinde
2.25
24%
25
Hayes
160
2.10
*
common
Siddeley
25
200
9%
2.10
•
common
Carpets
97
3.75
9%';
Preferred
Hawker
97
3.75
—
—
5%
20%
10
Rothmans of Pall Mall
25
Preferred
Hamilton
6
20%
10
_*
class A—
Jan
18%
11%
51%
*
A—
preferred—
1.80
Paper
300
8
103/4
50 3/4
*
Little
Rockower
8
10 3/4
503/4
—20
preferred-
Nodwell
Robinson
3.00 July
—*
*
:.
common
preferred
class
700
*
—
Mfg
3.25
*
—
Yarns
64 Ya
53
*
preferred—,
Bldg common—
Robertson
777
2
Preferred
Jan
1,800
*
.;
Chemical
Litho
Revelstoke
2.60 July
7
a
class
Reid
Jan
8,017
80c
108
*
common.
4.80
8%
73c
73c
i—
i
Batten
73/4
8%
106%
103%
3.00
1
100
Gas
i
Grip
Reichhold
Apr
1.35 May
2.45
Natural
Warrants
Preferred
Jun
8% Mar
13%
1.50
Great
Jan
Jan
warrants
1
Jun
->nn
8.65
B
—__—
144.
15"% J an
19% Jan
Class
Warrants
13%
92
May
11% May
10
.
70
19 Va Mar
102
Apr
28 Va Mar
Jan
] ot.
21% May
23 % May
106
30%
Jvly
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(228)
40
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Sujlertest
Low
Common
16%
17 Va
3.30
3.30
3.50
—*-
—10"
Preferred
"f
Low
15% Mar
3.30 July
4.25 May
1.25
25
1,300
1.30
1.10 Mar
104
Long Island
Canadian
Malartic
Jan
Northwest
Canadian
Industries
—
50
Canadian
Inv
Dominion
Toronto
785
9
700
49
125
5%
5%
600
:
:
Elevator
Class
13%
94
94
94
40 Va
28%
:
10,609
20
23%
common
15
14%
7%
1J
15
7%
23%
23%
*
—50
*
pfd—,—.—-50
8%
•
22
Acceptance
preferred
preferred
1st
common.
-
■
8%
——
2nd
Class
Union
1st
B
of
Gas
Class
common
B
preferred
Corps class A—
135
10c
9c
10c
10,000
12 Vic
14c
Cariboo
Quartz.
1
31,100
6Vic
Jan
60c
55c
60c
3,300
55c
May
lie 11 %c
3,343
10% Jap
12
2,000
30c
45C
3.50
Apr
60c
Central
Mar
Jan
275
9%
'mm
9%
51 %
100
21%
22
5,398
1.20
1.30
1.42
1.52
.
8Vic
_1;/
8 Vic
17c
1
.
32c
7.95
■
1
1
.
14c
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines
!
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—
Chimo Gold Mines—.
Cochenour Willans
30%. Jun.
Jan
Apr
14 Vi
Jan
Combined
May
23%
Apr
Commonwealth
15% May
8
Coin
Mar
Lake
3,000
Gold
•
46,000
4.10 Mar
26C
5,000
22c
18c
Jan
2.10
2.10
500
4.70
Mar
26,660
2.10
.
62c
60c
.
63c
2.00
8,800
-60c
May
28c
Jan
26 Vic July
Feb
2.50
Feb
May
Con Key Mines—
*
Jun
78c
Jan
11 Vic
13c
51
-
July
Con
27,000
10Vic
Jan
1
15c
47c
38c
Apr
47c
27c
1
80,651
11 Vic
57c
Jan
10%c
Apr
*
13c
Jun
7c
8 Vic
Jan
Shawkey
Mar
Consolidated
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Beta
53
Jun
10
Feb
10
56
Jun
May
25c
;
Jun
49c
24c
"
Feb
r75c
22c
'
Jun
Jan'
24c
2.50
51% May
40
1.75
16c
22c
"Jan
22 Vic
*
:
.
Mines
Jan
55
■
1
Petrol
Feb
55
4.50
.
-
Jan
Apr
16c
*
Jan
56%
4.35
32c
43c
Jan
1.36
Jan
8,550
67c
9Vic
Jan
Mar
9.25
Jan
13,500
6,960
36c
66c
4.45
.
Mines
18 Vi
9
66c
1.03
July
68c
6c
Apr
14%C Feb
44,100
v
16,3,
1.06 Mar
44,000
Jun
Apr
16 Vic Mar
Feb
6,800
9c.
16c
>
,7.05 Jun
l6c
16c
33Vic
1
9c-. Jan
9c- July
25,084
■
14c 15 %c
.
1
Metals
50
55
—
1.30
—1
__■
Mines
Jun
56%
56%
-1
-J.
Mines
Chesterville
July
42
!
32c
>■7.63
*
15%' Jan
Mar
Gold
Oil
Cheskirk
Jan
/Feb
94
Pat
Charter
66 Vi May
Jan
Asbestos
Corp Ltd
•
lie
Cayzor Athabaska^v-—
-1-/
*
.1
/Cental Del.. Rio.i_—; 7.75 /
Apr
Feb
Gold
Cassiar
7 Vi July
7% Mar
-
1.30
10c
Jan
Apr
50
-
•
Apr
9c
6%
605
51
50%
9%
50
50
*
preferred
A
Class
Canada
8%
50%
•
—
95c ;
10c
Coniagas
Union
8%c Feb
12 Vic
5'/2
6c
22
Jbeo
Jun
1
11%
3,973
1
4Vic
1,268
10,283
1.04
Apr
6,033
7c
1.03
52c
*
14 %
I
5%c
1.03
Jan■K
Ltd
21
2,110
5%c
18c
33c
Exploration—
39
3,350
13'%
*
High
14%c May
Mines
92%
19,285
7%
13 %
,
v2
1.735
21,500
Captain
51%
vpr
40c
Candore
12% Jun
11,488
29
•
Low
38c
Apr
July
riJUir
59%
35
28%
9
60c
-
1,000
40%
1
*
*
*
preferred—;
A
12%
53
Feb
6 Vi May
700
13
■
Pipeline
Pipeline—
Prairie
Trans
•
Jan
—
"<•
4,300
12c
2.80
6Vi Jan
3,534
70c
6c
-
—
Trans-Mountain
Turnbull
64%
60c
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
16c
*
(
Mines
Shares
May
22
Jan
43
49
-
210
63%
100
preferred
preferred
Trans Canada Pipeline
$5
7%
60c
—
41/2 %
7%
■/ /.
—-
A
r
63%
.
———
:
class
Traders Finance
•'
-
7% <"
10
<
common—
—
!'■
*
*
Bank
Marts
Warrants
51
49
—
class A
17 y4
>1.70
205
8%
com
Paper
Canners
Towers
49
100
-
*
common
Gen
Preferred
Thompson
Tip Top
20
2.80
50
l-wJ
Canada
Texaco
20
2.80
common
Third
20
'
Tamblyn
Mines
for Week
15 %c
__
40c
Silica—i
Can-Erin
Tancord
Monday, July 15, 1963
High
Low
*
Gold
Canadian
Jan
v
1.40
.
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
1
Canadian
19 V2 May
100 % May
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
2,668
2,840
100% 100 Vi
.v'
— —
Industries
Switson
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. f, 1963
High
16%
*
ordinary
Petrol
.
(Range for Week Ended July 12)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
.
23
57
Jan
Mines
Gamma
Callinan
.
Flin
Cadillac
1
13C
158,800
7c
7c
2,167
8c
*
8%c
1,500
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
5%c
4,500
4c
Jan
5Vic
July
75c
;
Jun
59
Apr
July
Consolidated
Jun
Consolidated Central
5c
5c
.
5c
Feb
5%c Mar
30
50
81c
80c
82c
26%
26%
27
28
4,325
625
Jan
1
9%c
Apr
92c
May
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
1
z*
9%c
10c
Preferred
30
30
30%
28% Mar
31
May
*
3,500
Jan
100
Consolidated
7c
30
11 Vic
64c
May
64c
64c
44c
1963
30
30%
30%
50
28% Mar
31
Jun
Consolidated
Fenimore
1,160
Jan
7
64c
Jun
15c
15c
15c
5y8
Jan
Gillies
16c
4.90 Mar
Consolidated
Jan
1,368
I,400
14c
5
1
Mar
7Vic
7%c
7 Vic
5 Vic
Jan
3.85
4.00
2,140
3.70
Jun
5%
Jan
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Halliwell
500
8
8
200
6%
Jan
7%
Jun
Consol
13%
14
1,250
13 Va
ADr
4.35
United
■
Class
B
_———
preferred
United
Steel
*
5%
——*
3.85
Corp__
Vendomatic1
—I
Mfg
"Victoria & Gray
30
*
;_10
"Viceroy
Trust
—
Vulcan
*
—
4.40
*
Waterous
Equipment
*
1
80c
Westcoast
Trans
Plant
Indies
West
Class
pto
4%%
White
2.06
1
4.25
Jan-
5.00 Mar
2.05
Consolidated
Jan
50c
95c
12%
29%
40c
95C
(John)
Woodward
1-4-
•
Apr
21c
1,000
15c
Jun
16
1,340
30c
17%
8,866
17
Jan
19%
6,540
19
July
23
May
Jan
100
99
Ltd
Knitting
class
60
25
2.50
8.85
300
9%
9%
2,125
8%
19%
19%
1,225
15Vi
4.75
2.95
760
2.75
5.50 May
100
2.50
Jan
32
Mar
49
49
775
48
Feb
5y8
5%
.
.v
• '
r—.
Acadia
Accra
Gas
Agnico
2,000
3.85
Crestaurum
Akaitcho
Alta
Pitch
10c 10 %c
•
Cusco
May
Gold
61c
Oils——
Larder
10c
43c
Jan
77c
28,300
40c
Jan
73c
Jun
Mar
5.75 Feb
37c
37c
700
35c
Mar
54c
May
22c
23c
12,650
22c
July
28c
May
19c
2.55
2.60
'
1
-
•
]5c
2.12
2,520
Jan
Jan
20c
3,000
16y2c Jan
21c
Jan
12c
9,238
10y2c July
20Vic
27c
25c
27c
18,791
10c
12c
58,050
20
9.65
10.00
11c
12,550
28c
Mines
7.15
]r>c
24c
July
Feb
15c
May
Nickel
Arcadia
48c
Yellowknife
46 Vic
Banff
Oil
pfd
2
52c
43,444
Jan
:74c
Feb
7,000
12 %c
Jan
34c
Feb
I,100
90c
Apr
81/2C
8 Vic
20,000
6 Vic
7 Vic
21 300
6 Vic
7c
3.60
1.31
I.GOO
92c
10,140
23c
Mar
91,000
16c
Apr
19c
Camerina
El
Sol
Jan
Fatima
French
Jun
Geco
Feb
Genex
Mines
Jan
25% May
Mines
Jun
11c
Jan
Jan
27c
Feb
20
Jan
43c
Jun
lie 11 %c
15,754
May
22c
Mar
18%c
1
8c
25 %c
:
16c
Apr
29c
Jan
5c
May
—'11c
Jan
19 Vic,. Jan
89c
8,500
63c
11%
'
2,500
54,265
■>
8c
8,166
,29c
34,550
20c
12,306
57c
.
24c
65c!
•
63c
>
__
1
7 Vic
10c
15 %c July
'
61c
1
19c
7c
60c
7%c
1
65c
.
11%
v
12
7%c
"lie
Mar
.
Apr
39c
nJan
Feb
74c
Jan
May
May
13% Feb
6,768
10 %
25c
68c
68c
72c
7.131
63c.
5.10
4.70
5.25
3.90
Jan
5.25 July
30%
30
30%
20,230
2,077
24%
Jan
30% Mar
14
13%
14 Va
3,780
11%
7%c
8%c
3,900
11c
Jan
22%c
25c
2,500
18c
Mar
30c
Mar
8%c 10 Vic
20,000
8c
May
12c
Jan
24c
15,870
15c
July
29c
Mar
8c
30,000
6c
Mar
8Vic Feb
•
*
1
:
10%c
Giant
18 %c
Jan
Jun
95C'-
15
Jun
7c- / Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Grandroy
7c
19,800
4Vic Feb
10c
Jun
Granduc
1.20
5,200
6c
1
29%
28%
29 %
1,306
25 %
Feb
1
Ltd
Ltd—
10%c
9%c 10%c
II,160
8c
May
17c
Mar
Mine
65c
Jan
90c
Apr
1
*
Mines Ltd
!
Goldfields
37c
Plains
Freehold
1.40
18,525
V 12,585
91c
1.00
12,200
17
11c
"565
/
12c
1.09
2.20
91c
July
9%c Jan
-•».!;.
May
Feb
July
Jan
5.10 May
17
Gold
Mines
3.70
•
"
1.30
5,734
,
4.45
>
90c
J
96c
96c
21c
18 %c
21c
,
2.99
/
May
Jan
Head
of
Lakes
July
Gold
Highland
1
Iron
Mines
Class
Howey
B_
24 %c
July
Jan
May
i7c
16%c
17c
II,306
15c
17 Vic
July
23c
24c
3,667
23c
Jun
33Vic
Jan
17c
15%c
17c
4 667
13c
Jan
19 Vic
Jun"
4.25
3.90
4.75
27,225
12%
12
12%
4,970
11%
31c
30Vic
w
Apr
4.75 July
2.95 Mar
13
Jun
Jan
31c
32c
14,524
56c
Feb
(
6c
May
7Vic
Apr
8c
2,000
21,000
6c
8%c
6c
9c
7 Vic
Jan
10Vic
Apr
9.CO
8.90
9.10
7,584
8.00
Apr
9.85 Mar
2.22
2.22
2.40
1,000
2.10
Jan
2.60 Mar
13c
Jun
1
13c
2.700
11c
Apr
9c
10c
20,000
9c
May
21c
Feb
15c
17c
3,555
12c
Apr
17c
July
95c
86c
95c
3.560
85c
Jun
1.15
Jun
1515Vac 16c
34,000
10c
Jan
24 Vic
Apr
19c 21 %c
32.200
16c
Jun
27c
5c
May
20c
6%c
12,000
2.80
4,725
27%
27 %
27%
3,4^6
20%
Jan
*
Gold
6c
2.55
5
Gold
be
2.80
11%
11%
12
3,380
11
Jun*
12%
12
12 V4
2.7n4
11 Va
Jun
4.25
—
.
4.20v
4.35-
Apr
Hugh Pam Porcupine^
Hydra Exploration „^
Jan
Irish
1.40
Feb
Iron
.'
1
2.51
4,180
,
12c
,
10 Vic
12c
28c
•
2,063
50%
7,695
-
r
14
-
32,000
r
4.35 July
8 Vic Mar
;
26c
11,425
25c
May
28c
28c 31.%c
12,494
28c
July
82c
Jun
59% May
.,.17% Jan
16%c Jun
.
-
28c
1
Jun
14% May
14% May
Jan
—1
Jan
Apr
29%
'
-
Jun
Jan
7c
3.10
Jan
2.50 Mar
-
55 %
56%.
14V4- 15 Vb
•
4.95
15c
Feb
12 %c
9c
17c
55 %
14V4
-
51c
Jan
55c
Apr
"
22 %c Mar
Iso
Mines
Copper
27c
Bay
Jan
Joburke
Gold
Jan
Joliet
1.20
92c
85c
78c
88c
54,000
70c
Feb
:_20c
15c
15c 16%c
39 nnq
15c
Mar
35c
17 %c
16c
21c
114,200
16c
July
1
17c
16Vic
1
5c
4Vic
20c
5Vic
19,655
1
10c
10c
11c
15,250
8%c
l
26c
23 Vic 28 Vic
20,711
20%c
1
Mines
Mines
26c
90c
1
Mines
1,900
—
1.55 May
95c
Jun
Jan
Jaye
Jun*
;'37c
1
Jellicoe
May
500
•
Consolidated
Jun
18c
29c
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting-.—__•
Hudson Bay Oil——'—
:_
:
2.50
Apr
95c
29c
1
,
1.18
2,975
29c
1
;
Hollinger Consolidated
4.55
Apr
July
11c
23 %c
1
Home Oil Co Ltd class A—
>
1.05 Mar
85c
18 %c
Jan
Feb
Jan
1
Bell—
3.15
9,075
8,245
Mar
4c
1
Hastings
4.75 May
1.55 Jan
10,050
99c
20c
1.166
12c
_
13
Jan
10c
10,000
1
Mines
"
3.60
10%
16,600
1
Minerals-
Gold
1.55
Jan
3.45 Mar
83,500
81,100-
Rock
Hasaga
Heath
25c
34.199
6c
1
Mines
Jun
14 " Jan
•"
7,580
15c
Lead
Mar
""
13
10c 12 V2c
Jun
1
7c
3.75 Mar
4,400
12 %
6c
gc
Mines
2.60
24
2.100
Jan
1
Develop
2 05
600
T
Jan
Jan
15c
74c
29%
1
Mines
Headway Red Lake
Feb
May
*
4.15 May
8c
'
10c
Jan
Mar
6.45
191/4 Jun
18'/2c May
2.00 Jan
Jan
1
Mining
Mines
3.10 Mar
220
6,600
73c
1
1
16%
41.
7%c
1
25c
85c
7%c
1
25c
4.40
7%c
«__l
Mines
19%
Feb
66c
Mining
Jan
Feb
1.05
8,999
Hallnor
4%c Jan
Jan
3.70
675
80c
Gunnar
5.00
Jun
14Vic
9c
12c
3.00
Jun
23c
May
2.85 May
11c
70c
Gulf
4,428
Apr
Jun
2.90
Jun
Jun
Jan
22c
14c
lie
53c
4 85
Jan
72c
Gulch
1,355
2.87
16Vic Apr
2.90
Gridoil
5.25
1.72
1.30 July
10
Feb
19,196
Mar
20c
Jun
16,925
90c
I
Ltd
preferred—*
40c
1,000
4.40
Devonian Petroleum
4,000
Jan
3,110
1.12
8,500
14c 14 V2C
1
July
29,820
37c
2.20 Mar
11c
344,160
Feb
10 Vic May
10 %c Mar
126,540
2.20
1.12
■.
2,825
15c
38c
5Vic
12c
3,150
2.20
14c
Great
II,255
c
1.38
2.20
Jan
4.45
11c
1.32
15c
7c
65c
Jan
Feb
1.33
8c
Jan
5c
16c
2.20
Jun
2.20
45,500
14,600
8
1
4c
Mar
Vic
19c21%c
_1
6c
37c
95c
_1
10,000
3.90
3.70
7%c
12.900
4.25
13'/a
lOc
1.20
Vic
1.25
Minerals
Jan
7 Vic
4.50
91c
8.650
4
4.25
Petrol
Mines
Goldray
21c
2.05
Lands
1.02
1
Feb
Mar
2.00
Tungsten
Apr
96c
July
July
4.30
16%
„
Feb
3.00
96c
1
1
Mar
167/8
4.35
2.75
Jan
Goldale
15c
10c 11 %c
_
I.
Jun
1.86
Feb
.
Lake
2.15
1,640
31c
90c
19%
1
6.) 00
2.30
56c
>
49c
2.15
10c
2.25
2.25
13
.
_j
2.20
10c
b.uuu
5Vic
Edmonton
2.20
1
1
1,500
3.55
2.20
6%c
y
1
Mines
8c
1
11,400
23c 24 Vic
i_
-'•,..5,;
...
1
Yellowknife
lbc
5.15
3.60
-;
:.i
•
Explorers
Glen Uran Mines—
Hard
5.25
......
•
Glacier
Harrison
241/2 c
"
Apr
1.45 May
Jan
see page
Jun
6c
6 Vic
lie
50c
Jun
Exploration
16%
....
Jan
•
Mascot
1
July
,13c 15 Vic
1
Mining
65c
footnotes,
3,755
4,000
78,500
2.50
Mines
Gaitwin
23c
For
10c
15c
*
19c
:
18%
8c
13c
Jun
Feb
Mines
Petrol
Jun
Crest
17%
1.31
7c
Frobex
7%c May
High
18
10c
14c
62c.Jan
3 Vic
Ltd
Francoeur
10c
Canadian
3,500
659,656
Mining
Mining
40y2c Apr
Mines
1.27
.
227,500
Ltd
Oils
Farwest
51c
Export Gas & Oil
1.18
Jun
1
Faraday Uranium
Fargo
11c 11 Vic
Dyno
1.27
7%c
10 Vic 11 Vic
Canadian
May
20%c
11c
Canadian
26c
1
60c
Ltd
Canadian
Jan
1
9%c
Warrants
16c
Corp
47c
Australian
11,000
Mining
Eureka
May
Delhi
18c
1
Co
Malartic
Elder-Peel
10c
Astoria
17c
32c
J
•
East
6Vic Jun
Canadian
Jan
17c
Jun
27c
Gold
East Sullivan
90,100
Canadian
43c
1
;
14,655
18,670
Oil
22c
Jun
14c
28c
Minerals
■'
21c
Southern
Canadian
'
Amphi
8 Vic
Canada
Jan
29c
14c
Mines
East
8c
Canada
7c
8,000
♦
Copper
Dynamic Pete
18 Vic
Canada
22c
86,000
1
Oils
Duvan
18 Vic
Petrol
Mar
15c
29c 29 %c
1
Mines
10 Vic
Red
20c
13c
29c
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Ltd
Campbell Chibougamau
17c
13%c
50c
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Mines
Dunraine
Mines
.
Campbell
19%c
1
Dome
Donalda
4,005
Oil
*
Mines
45c
5
Mines
May
♦
:
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4.75
&
5.25 May
Mines_
Paimer
Dickenson
45c
Gas
2.55 May
May
5c
»
Mines
94c
31c
Corp
Lake
Jun
4.20
Mines—
Denison
55c
33 Vic
Mines
&
Delnite
90c
4c
Mining & amelting
Buffalo Ankerite Holdings Ltd
Cadamet
24%
1,280
23c
6 Vic
Uranium
Red
1.80
J
9c
Jan
43c
61/2C
Brumwicl;
Buffalo
Gold
4.50
Reef
765
1,350
37,799
Vic July
3.90
Jan
1.30
4Vic
Bralorne Pioneer
Broulan
Feb
1.88
4.90
1
Pacific
45c
Mines
9c
1.87
7c
____1
10c May
Jan
39 Vic
Mines
Bay
13c
4.80
Brewis
4.60
Mines
Feb
Mar
Apr
Juiy
5%c
Mines
Horn
61/2C
Corp
Jan
13c
1.87
Explorers
Daragon Mines—
Devon
1.25
Feb
1
16c
Mines
Copper
Yukon
Calvert
5c
3.40
25 %
Mining
Mining
9
Jan
25
50
Duquesne
Bethlehem
2,000
1.01. Jan
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4.80
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55c|
Ltd
Petroleums
Calgary
5c
2,033
92c
Uranium
1.10
6%c Apr
44,800
3.45
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Metals
Bouzan
33c
1.30
Mines
Bevcon
Feb
22 c
22 % c
Trust
Belcher
July
1.31
Mar
43c
Barymin
Bidcop
63c
92c
251/s
50
Bankfield
Beattie
18c
92 c
3.60
Bankeno
Baska
Jan
May
7%c May
2,052
6 Vic
5%%
6c
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5%c
Mines
Giant
Mines
Selburn
Base
17,650
1.29
6 Vic
Mines
Bailey
37,420
__
Jan
14c
Jan
8%c
Mines
Mines
Gold
Gold
Barnat
8 Vic May
90c
20c
Copper
Ruffner
Barex
7,285
4,000
92c
Warrants
Aunor
40c
Apr
10c
97c
July
10
1.11
95c
Jan
12 Vic
Jan
12c 15 Vic
40
Jan
33c
Apr
9c
12c
7%c
May
5 Vic May
2.900
31c
23 Vic
43,162
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28c
4c
23,900
8.15
9c
Coast
13c
-
Jan
6c
12c
Mines
Oil
Aumaque
3.20 Apr
5c
1.05
Atlas
May
19c
Mines
Associated
19c
10 %c
Area
Atlantic
Feb
6c
Anglo Rouyn Mines
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Asamera
Jan
7.85 May
19c
Petroleums
Gold
14c
3,000
10 %c
10
Anglo Huronian
Arjon
7Vic Jan
'r 56c • Mar
19c
Mines
Earth
Petrol—;
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:
16 Vic
——
10
2.55
Leduc
Apr
23c
—.
Minerals
8,999
Daering
5% May
2,325
8,479
63c
Anacon
Black
25c
60c
Anchor
Bibis
22,150
7.15
Amalgamated Rare
Bata
47c
157c
Ore
Amalgamated
Atlin
5c
53c
Alminex
Ansil
6,500
7.05
Roxana
American
5 Vic
45c
47c
10c
Consolidated
Pacific
Allied
Allied
500
11c
Crowpat
Apr
51
3.55 Jan
5c
Ltd
Yellowknife
1.02
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Pershing
Deldona
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j.01
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Croinor
Delhi
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Advocate
12c
40% May
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Exploration——..—
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9 %c Feb
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Uranium
500
1
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AND
10c
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Decoursey
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Craigmont Mines
9"% Jan
20Vi May
Feb
200
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Jan
Apr
Feb
38
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Apr
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*
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3.50
Electric
May
Apr
20c
,
10c
Apr
50
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8c
32c
Jan
12c
Jan
38
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Mar
July
10c
1
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3.50
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22c
10,033
1
12
Courvan
Feb
Mines
111
29% Mar
Jun
Jan
Petroleum
West
Lead
2.33
Mines
Jan
*
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1.32
53c
1.95 July
I,498
Poplar
Apr
Apr
;17c
2,100
15,755
Exploration
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
2.25 Mar
9%
*
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—
27%
94
19%
•
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common
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106%
2.40
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7,679
108
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2.06
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5c
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17
19
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Consolidated
20%
17
19
100
36c
38c 42 %c
Jan
25C
Pershcourt
Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated Sannorm
Jan
19% May
Mar
7.100
1.43
Feb
3.55
15c
l
Jun
1.45
18
90c
22c
1
13%
Jan
Mar
1,485
35,367
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Feb
65c
84c
Apr
July
5c
Consolidated
12 %
Jan
58c
15c
May
495
35c
Mar
1.28
Feb
400
Apr
27c
2,800
1.38
1.99
Apr
18c
6,500
22c
1.00 Mar
1.40
75c
19,500
1
2.10 Mar
Consolidated
Jun
40c
'
4.45
;
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Apr
30%
8,000
l
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Nicholson
Jun
70c
-
12%
17%
:
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525
12%
17%
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30c
100
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l.aO
100
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29%
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Zenith
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2
50c
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Mac
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Alexander
York
1
250
5,300
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Zellers
4,499
4.80
21c
preferred
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Mogul
Consolidated Morrison Exploration
Consolidated Mosher
*
•
Wood
•
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Jun
16%
5
preferred
1.12
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Jan
60%
16
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$6
4.40
1.15
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1.00
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4.00 Mar
13
A
4.40
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Jun
55
13 y2 Mar
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class
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4.50
27c
1,595
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1.32
810
4,433
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1.38
1,500
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40c
58
14 %
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23c
37c
28c
14%
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47c
19c
40c
1
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45c
20%c
1
4.45
13%
common
45c
1
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15%
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141/4
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2 if/4
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Lake
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preferred
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16
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20
common-
trust
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6%
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4.80
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28c
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56%
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27c
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11c
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Marchant
6.85
3.25
3.35
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23c
21c
25c
112,375
17c
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27c
1
12c
11 %c
13c
11,400
11c
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14c
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Martin-McNeely
Corp
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Mclntyre
Red
Lake
McWatters
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Mines
Mentor
Merrill
.
7.80
39,500
10c
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15c
21c
May
44c
Mar
*
32c
30 %c
24c
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&. Oil
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9,856
12c
12c 12 %c
33,500
10c
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58c
58c
60c
7,850
AOc
May
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&
32c
1
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Oil
•
56c
57c
8,038
52c
Feb
49c
53c
36,700
49c
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26%
27
1,025
25%
50c
36c
36c
3,000
32c
; 1,300
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32,000
27,000
37c
67c
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2.25 Mar
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23c Mar
12.71
3.00
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8.65
8.80
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58c
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1.55
1.53
1.55
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1.45 Mar
1
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11c
13c
118,500
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1.25
1.25
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1
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Radiore
Moneta
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Wright Iron
Creek
53c
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11,125
45c
Jan
85c
May
*
1.30
1.36
1,600
1.01
Feb
Realm
Alger
New
Athona
New
Bidlamaque
New
Calumet
Mines
Mines
1'.
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-
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.
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18c
8c
Davies
13c
27c
New
Goldvue
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of
103,933
4c
Jan
7c
26c
Apr
43c
Exploration
River
1
6c
5%c
6%c
17 500
23c24%c
3.50
3.95
16,000
5c
23c
Jan
July
24,900
3.700
55,600
11,106
5,250
32,650
5,500
21,000
55,990
41,300
15c
—
4%c
1.00
26c
27c
5c
Harricana
Mines
-
8c
7%c
8c
—
1
.
91c
26c
23c
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8%c
1
18c
1.63
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Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
15c
15c
1
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:
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Kelore
Mines
1.55
1.54
1
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6c
6c
16c
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1
12c
12c 13%c
15.500
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1
1
13c
—
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14c
18c25%c
25c
29c
15%c 16%c
6c
7c
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35c
37c
58,145
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31,744
13,600
16.000
20.160
6,000
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11,000
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New Senator Rouyn
Nickel Mining &
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1
5c
1
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Norlartic
6c
1
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26c
15%c
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Norgold
21c
1
1
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Acme
Norbeau
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Northcal Oils Ltd
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52c
46c
57c
1
34c
33c
40c
539,410
97,100
25c
1.58
50
32%
1.49
32%
20,140
210
2.220
14,240
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26c
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52c
48c
1.65
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28c
53c
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3.75
3.60
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North
Coldstream
Northgate
Exploration
North
Goldcrest
1
25c
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Rankin
1
29c
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Rock
Northspan
Northern
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—
43c
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,
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51.427
12.414
31.600
28c
43c
35c
43c
1.55
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1.75
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7,634
8.200
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320
4 Vac
4 %c
1.05
1.12
1
16 %c
43c
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May
6c
Jun
99c
Jan
1.37
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8,550
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7.30
7.50
1,560
2.80
2.85
24,473
5.50
5.50
5.50
350
1
38c
36 %c
41c
178,600
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33c
34c
1
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20 %c
25c
1.80
1.76
1.85
6.170
13c
14c
26,000
10 %c
12c
8,450
1,500
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1
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&
13 %c
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3c
8,250
15 %c 16 Vac
26c
5,100
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50c
:
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8.40
Apr
3.35 Mar
4.75
Jun
5.60 Feb
19c
Mar
48 %c
Jun
20c
Jan
38c
Mar
36c
Jan
16c
Jan
1.70 Apr
Feb
9%c
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Jan
2.05
Apr
16 %c
Jan
13c
1.31
Jan
Feb
62c
May
Jun
46c
Mar
10 c
6c
Mar
11c
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3%c Jan
7c
July
78c
78c
31c
31c
33c
9%c
9c
*
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51,435
19%c
Jun
27c
78c
1
Gas
3,200
Apr
6.45 Jan
2.78
2.171
94,000
1
1
&
6%c
6c
6%c
11,000
1
4.70
4.60
4.75
12,255
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Sturgeon River Gold
1
27c
27c
33c
63,900
19c
Jan
36c
Apr
Sudbury
1
10c
10c 10 %c
25,700
5%c
Jan
12c
Feb
1.08
1.50
2,350
12c
12c
1,010
1.81
1.81
1.85
70c
74c
14 %c
14 %c
15c
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Contact
Cons
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Hughes
1
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1
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Temagami
—
Territory
Mining
1.08
1
16,408
1.08 July
12c
Feb
1.56 Jan
5.35
1.87
Jan
Apr
15 %c May
1.90 May
Jan
4,500
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68c
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82c
4,000
.
12c
Feb
16%c
Jun
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:
60c
58c
60c
8,000
55c
Jan
88c
Jan
•
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Thompson Lundmark
Tombill Mines Ltd
1
1
—
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65c
65c
65c
3,700
60c
Mar
85c
Jan
July
Apr
43c
Mar
30c
Jan
9%c Jan
13c
Jun
Trans
1
74c
74c
74c
1,400
53c
Jan
88c
Transcontinental Resources
10c 10 %c
7,100
10c
Apr
♦
1.64
1.60
1.71
9,570
1
1
2.17
1.95
2.57
635,755
21c
23c
17,850
16c
Jan
37c
Jun
67c
70c
4,225
67c
July
80c
Jun
21 VaC 21 %c
Jan
24c
Jan
12%
Apr
53c
July
Torbrit Silver Mines
Tormont
Apr
Mining Corp
Union Oil
United
Buffadison
United
Canso
United
New
Vandoo
28c
Jan
_
_
_
13c
9,500
l0%cMay
15c
10c Jan
6.50 Feb
2.45
2.43
2.50
6.035
1.85 Mar
12c
23,500
5%c Jan
20c Jan
31c
37c
21c
1,277
16c
5c
5c
Jan
8.75
30c
21c
1.57
26c
1.66
25c
Jan
Apr
Jun
Feb
July
May
Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
1,240
52c
63c
9,900
52c
May
July
97c
17c
19C
2,101
13c
Mar
22c
Apr
2.09
Jan
6c
July
1.80
1.75
1.84
13,400
1.35
4 VaC
4 Vac
6c
3c
Jan
10c
85,000
5,500
10c
11c
12c
2,775
4.80
4.50
5.00
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82c
83c
7c
6%c
7c
14c
15c
4,333
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23c 24 %c
22.100
10c
Yale
17c
Jan
13c
Mar
15,800
82c
89c
47,600
5%c Jun
12c
12c
Jan
17c
93c
Jan
1.35
3.60
3.50
4.00
29,467
19C
17 %c
19c
1
1
1.32
1.32
1.39
10.2U9
29,125
2.05
2.03
2.05
600
1
13 %c
1
8c
8c
8c
58c
43 %c
63c
40c
81c
79 c
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10c
6%c
2
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Jun
Apr
Feb
Apr
Feb
2.32
13c
Jan
Feb
1.25 Jun
2.03 May
4.70 May
20c
May
1.80 Apr.,.
2.50 Mar
14,200
2,500
13c
29c
Jan
5c
Jan
8c
July
Feb
63c
82c
439,207
4,000
18c
71c
Apr
9c
10c
17,500
6%c
7%c
1.10
1.05
1.10
8,248
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&
Mar
5.45
i
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Lead
Apr
Apr
A———50c
class
—
Jan
9%c May
3.00 Mar
——1
Wright
6%c Jan
19c
—*
-
Windfall
May
48c
21c
82c
—;
May
33c
1.37 Mar
1.70
7c
7c
7%c
14,700
6c
Feb
1
5C
5c
5c
>5.500
3c
May
22-100
19c
Apr
31c
Jan
32C
30 %C
159,100
16c
Jan
41c
Jun
13 %c
14c
43,200
8%c Jan
5%c Jan
*
Jan
Apr
1.00
Jun
July
1.00 Feb
lie
Jun
9c
May
1.19
Feb
2.71 Jun
9c
14%c July
-
15c
Jan
8.20 Apr
1
July
9,550
14,463
78c
Feb
57c
—1
Lodge——
Inlet
Wiltsey Coghlan
Winchester
Young
5,000
9,203
1.25
16c
1.50
4.20
Jun
3c
1
Oil
Wilshire
58c
8%cl0%c
Jun
15c
*
-
Willroy Mines
Feb
10%c 11 %c
7.10
7.25
18,206
—
Surf
Western
48c
11c
7.15
1.31
5.50
18c
May
10%c Jan
1.38
1.38
.1
Western Mines
Yellowknife
10%c
1.28
'
1.28
——
Mines
Beaver
5%c Feb
1
13,125
Jan
.1
Petrol
Malartic
Jan
♦
70,950
14c
Jan
1.15
.1
.'
Mines
4c
*
12,617
30c
13c
52c
Apr
3.05
Jan
1
•
Jan
Feb
Oleary Malartic
6.15
2lc
13C
3.20
Apr
1.84
.1
Western Decalta Petroleum
May
Opemiska
5.70
29c
.1
Explor___
i
:-
Petroleums
Western
:
Apr
5,500
3,000
6,420
6.10
—
Consol
Westates
West
2.60 Feb
21c
Jan
17c
Jun
55c
3,522
-
Westburne Oil
48%c Jan
39c July
1.55 Juljy
i0e July
19,000
1.50
1
.
Mining
Werner Lake.Nickel
6.25 Jan
3.60 Apr
68c
1.36
•
_
Apr
25%c Jan
21c Apr
35c Mar
62c
1.45
1
—
_
Mines
Wespac
60c
7,690
1
Mines
Vauze
Vespar
40c
Feb
3.35
*
_
Weedon
44c
3.30
9.95
Feb
Jun
14 %c Mar
■
Jan
1.20 Jan
27
Jan
26c
Jun
3.30
Quebec
3.20 July
14c
Jan
61c July
May
30c
—
_1
Hill
Reef
Jun
46c
3,750
249,094
63c
.
Fortune
Upper Canada Mines
Urban
53c
1
.
United Oils'
United
18c
11%
43 VaC
—
11%
_
_
Macfie
United
,2,033
ll'/4
45c
1
—
_
—
voting trust ctfs
Keno
United
7%c Jan
Mar
—
76c
1
_
.
Asbestos
United
1.50 Mar
♦
1
__
..
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
,
21c
Gold
Tundra
May
July
19c
•
Oil
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
Jun
39c
Jan
1
Exploration
Canada Exp Ltd
Triad
41c
l
Mines
Yankee Canuck Oil
Obaska
Obrien
Okalta
Lake
Gold
•
Mines
1
Mines
Oils
Orchan
Copper
Mines
Grenada
Gold—
5c
—
1
—
Ormsby Mines
1
30c
29c
30c
4,700
Qsisko Lak* Mines
1
44c
40c
45c
23,000
:
8c
Jan
14c
Jun
Feb
Jan
Pjunoil
20c
Ltd
-Pamour
Porcupine
Paraanaque Mines
l___L
—
40c
_•
1
1.05
17c
40c
41c
1.03
1.05
14%c 17%c
,
2,300 :
2,500
181,500
Jun
-86c Jan
11%C Jun
39c
:
54c Mar
1.08 Aor
23c Jan
Bear
(HQ)
Yukeno
Metal
Mines
Mines
Zenmac
1
Mines
;
—
1
FOOTNOTES FOR
.
23c 24 %c
1
Mines
Zulapa Mining
36c
wi When
par
issued
x
Ex-dividend,
14c
Jan
7%c Feb
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
value, a Odd iot sale (not included in year's range).,
•included in year's range). eSelling ex-tinterest. f Flat price, r Cash
range b t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
♦No
.
12,008
32c
1.12
19c
39c
51c
21c
25c
8%c Jan
29c Mar
48%c
24.970
2,500
1.500
5c
May
44c
4,226
36c
4%c
48c
37 VaC
16,700
July
1.77 Apr
34
May
40c
Jan
17c
Feb
July
38c
11c
18c
12%c Jan
25c
16c
13c
22c
7c
2.78 Mar
9c Apr
North Bordulac
Jan
11 Vac
4%c
,
Stanwell Oil
5.00 Jan
12%c Jun
135,603
23,400
Jan
11c
11 %c
29c
4%c Jan
14c
Jun
19c
Feb
3.20
10c
9c
1
Mines
Mines
Stanrock
24%c Jan
19c
Feb
25c
Apr
32c
Jun
40c
Jan
38c
Jan
3.00
9c
—
Jan
7c
Feb
43c
July
12c May
10c
Jun
6%cMar
25c July
13c Mar
3.15
5c
6c
2,500
18,200
1
Stand
Spooner
13%c Jan
28c
Apr
*
1
Normetal Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
Jun
7c
39c
Jan
25c
22c
Jan
10 %c
May
149.370
Apr
5c
21 %c
8c
42c
Jan
13c
22 %c Mar
10 %c
14c
36c
32c
9,000
2.80
Southern
9c
Feb
1.75 Apr
8c
Jan
38c
1.000
36,700
1
7c
Jan
1.12 Jan
6c
Jan
1
Mines
6c
24c
1
Gordon
Violamac
Norlex
Jan
May
6c
♦
Siscoe
1.65 May
36c
Apr
28c July
6%c Feb
5c
15
Towagmac
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
4c
25c
Jan
23c
—.
1
Union
1
Feb
7%c Jan
3.40 Mar
10c
12c
18 %c 19 Vac
6C
23c
19 %c
50c
Gold
Silvermaque
2.80 July
10%cJuly
90c
23c
Feb
1.55
11%
1
-
Petrol
Silver
Jun
26c
11,664
1
Silver Miller Mines
July
19,642
*
Canada
6,000
14
1
Sigma Mines Quebec
Apr
7c
37c
92c
Oil
Pete
20c
Sherritt
May
34c
50c
Continental
19c
13%
19c
13%'
Security 'Freehold
Feb
10%c
4%c
_
New
New
Jan
l
Satellite Metal
Jan
May
Apr
He
3.0jd
Apr
13c
Jun
1
-
Consol
Sarcee
Jan
May
34c
24c
93c
Feb
1.15
1
Uran
Mines
Antonio
Sand
Apr
6%c
3.70
Jan
9%c
600
Athabasca
Salem
Jun
May
"* c ^
80,700
56,150
1
81c
5,700
Rupununi Mines
Ryanor Mining
2.40 Jan
1.24 Jan
Jan
7.025
10c
1.40
Rix
850
5c
86c
1.35
Rio
18% July
1.81 Jun
85c
9%c
*
2.00
2.80
1.42 July
85C
1
1.90
?v~n-
Apr
10c
Algom
Sunburst Exploration
"r-
11% May
40c
1.40
Rio
Apr
1
Mines
Holdings
-
-
Rexpar Minerals
Rockwin
Jan
9.65
*
Jan
1
Mines
New
Newlund
1
Macdonald
33c
2.01
10%
1
Mining
Mar
2.58
Feb
70c
17c
f'-'v
15 %C
61c
2,500
25c
Jan
64c
Reeves
May
1.24 Jun
12c
Feb.
49c Jan
71c Apr
10c
Jan
9.15 Jan
1
Petroleum
Jan
12 %c
1
21c
♦
Exploration
National
16c
18c
1
National
Jan
Range:1 Oil
Rayrock Mines
10%cMay
Jan
Jan
14c
Raglan Nickel
?0c
10c
3.25
Mar
Sullivan
13,600
Apr
2.00 May
Mar
Apr
Apr
61,900
Feb
25c
16c
94c
67c
14c
Jun
10c
Jan
38c
Jun
Feb
1.16
1.45
Jan
7c
14 %c
3,225
72c
36c
1.13
Apr
May
14,700
6,000
50,456
12 %c
Jan
1.82
46c
53,300
78c
53c
13c
Feb
1.48
11
74c
48c
1.15
4.05
9.90 May
20c
78c
52c
1 *
900
Jan
10
7%c Jan
1
Mines
14c
42c
18c
July
13% Mar
1.80 Apr
1.01 May
1,375
Jan
May
45c 48 Vac
19,000
—
3,780
1.25 Jun
Apr
64c
19c
22,560
*
Oil
Murray Mining Corjj Ltd
2.42
l
66c
31
45c
9c
—
8,700
Jan
1
Rowan
3.30
40c
67c
10c
37c
45c
25c
11,333
Jan
July
Apr
Apr
70c
1
8c
7,400
1,043
9c
18c
14c
■
1
8c
1
Minerals
Murphy
New
Mining
32c
25c
18%
1
15 %c
-1
Uranium Mines
1
1
: —t
Mines
New Jason
Mines
1
Corp
1.30
15c 15 %c
1
Quonto Explorations Ltd
Jan
12c
30c
•
July
6.85
58c
35c
I6V2C
''
Mattagami
Gold
2.71
858
9C
17c
Queenston
*
17c
9c
1
Quebec
Jan
-
65,500
2.40
Ascot Copper •
:
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Lithium
13VaC Jun
54% Apr
37%c Apr
7%c Jun
43% Jan
5,100
3,060
3.00
l
12c
7.75 July
4,900
Feb
1
.
23c
Feb
;
Mar \ •
6%c Jan
33c July
47c Jan
8c
Feb
31,450
9,000
Royalties
Jun
_»
Q
May
Jan
Jan
Jun
5^2C ^pi
Jun
—
*
Mining
Mining
Warrants
8c
Mines
52c
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Feb
1.00 Feb
11c
80c
2,000
Oils
Oil
56c
1
_*
Development
Airways
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Feb
.
May
43,600
Presoon
13c
Jun
Feb
12c
Prospectors
6%c Feb
Feb
17c
13,450
2,000
15c
1.13
May
4c
17,600
24,000
12,500
22,283
*
Midrim
Newconex
.^'999
27c
9c
24c
3.10
27c
53c
7%c
Nealon
4c
Feb
July
29c
Prairie
Jan
2.40 Feb
4%c Jun
72c May
1,225
3.80
lie
Ponder
l
3.95 Feb
23c Mar
1.14 Jan
.
8.20
23c
21c Feb
7 /2C Jun
Jun
Jan
Jan
12c
1.97 Apr
13c July
'
2.10 Jan
34,400
11,600
8%c
19c
6.15
3.10 Feb
29c
Placer
17o Jan
3.10 July
16c
Jan
80c May
4,500
5c
5%c
82c
5c
18c
11c
50
2.91
Mines-
8c
5c
39c
1.50
19c
19%
>
1 15 Mar
6c Jun
1,651
2,000
1,450
8,950
25c
3.05
_
3.25
19c
85c
2.36
•
.
8,300
1,500
10%c
49%
•
Midcoh Oil
-Kama
30,200
22,000
49%
27 %c
Ore
1.48 Jun
He Jun
26%c
1.25
Petroleums
Uranium
Multi
8%c
7.80
Exploration & Development_50c
Island Mining
1
Medallion
Mt
33c
63c
1
1
Lake
Red
McMarmac
Min
33c
65c
1
*
Maybrun Mines
Meta
8c
95c
8c
1
Mattagami Lake
McKenzie
97c
*
Consol
Matachewan
4 1.;
8,500
43c
2,050
,
1
Exploration
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Place Oil & Gas
' ' 3-:8f) Jan
,
'29c
"'
64,500
9c
7c
15c
1
Mines
Marcon
—
1
1
Mines
Maritimes
4%c
l8c
8 VaC
1
1
_
85c
2.22
5c
75c
5c
18c
8%c
—
1
Mines
Marboy
5c
5c
80c
1
*
*
5
Uranium
Maneast
I8V2C
85c
2-32
1
*
:
__
3.10
—
1
Maiortrans
Magnet
3.20
1
Lake
Red
8%c
7c
10c
High
6.55
3.30
1
Perron
22%cJuly
2.98 Feb
5.00 May
:3.55\May
■" 16,460
8,000
1.32
1.43
10cll%c
7c
May
400,
1.40
10c
1
Cockshutt
MacLeod
17Vi
—
*
Ltd
Mines
1.5Q0
l.«>
V<<S
11c 12%c
9c
7c
Low
6.55
1
Consol
Petroleum
7.60 May
14c Mar
2.15 Jun
2.95 Jan
l.a^v
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
_6.50
Gold-
International
Permo Gas
33% May
5.20 Jan
Low
Peerless
Apr
Jan *
18
34c
1.45
7%cv8%c
1-62
1
*
Mines
Yellowknife
Lynx
18
^
Jan
25c May
1.30 Jan
7c Jun
17v_ July
-1
1
Mines
Uranium
Lorado
Louvicourt
31c
30c
1.35
*
1
Gold
Lac
Gas
Long
Long
Ore
Iron
31c
34c
1 42
8c
1
--1
*
Mines
Gold
Lencourt
3.60
50c
bold Mines
Leitch
3.60
1
—
American
Latin
4.75
.*
—
—
—
-
Mines
Mines—
Luz
19c
2.16
4.75
1
<—1
Mines
25
Shares
PCE Exploration Ltd
Jan
Mar
Jan
Pax
Mining
—
Labrador
for Week
Par
.
Consolidated
Paymaster
3.50 May
40c
32c
July '
Jan
11c
498
Patino
Pato
14l/2C, Jun
7.45 Apr
.
2.50 July
46.250
•
-
29c July
4%c. Apr
20c
17c
Ij.ocO
v-v:;
33%C Apr
1.10 Feb
Range
of Prices
1
Feb
1.55 Jan
6.45 Jan
27„<,v>6
>
20c
Jan
Sales
Last
Sale Price
High
-
;
1.05 Feb
2614c Mar
'
250,330
6.65
12%c:.
t
' Low
11,000
:
1.33 ,1.4428c
29c
1
29c
37c
2.66
'
1
:
12c
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
V'.:.'
High
Low
12c
*
1:
Mining Co Ltd
Frontier
Keeley
.
(Range for Week Ended July 12)
:
Shares
of Prices
Sale Frice
par
%
Joutel' Copper
Jowsey
Last
v
•'
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range
Friday
-r
,
41
y
Ex-rights, z Ex --stock dividend. <
-
d Deferred delivery sale (not
sale (not included to .year•
privileges, wd When delivered,
42
(230)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
and asked
obtained frcm the National Association of Securities
They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to t.ie range withm which these securities could havei been sold (indicated,
by the "bid") cr bcught (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
ThA
bid
following
Inc.
Dealers
quotations
selected
other
and
are
furnished
quotation
sources.
wide
on
Electric
..Aerotest
Labs
Aerovox
24
Inc
Ajax. Magnethermic Corp
Homes
1-
Cannon
5
Canr.on
:
4%
Aid
Culver
Alico
An
r
Land
r\
Credit
-State
Maintenance
Air
American
American
28
28
67/e
7ft
19%
Express
21%
.American
Financial
83/4
10c
3%
Inc
Natural
Illinois
Central
5%
5%
V.
6%
8%
5%
Gas_
1
29
40
38%
26
27%-V;'
83/4
7%
73/4
Greetings class A—1
Gypsum Co
1
Heritage Publish__25c
36 ft
38%
4
41/2
v'. 5ft
6%
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
15%
Christiana
53/a
V
Ritz__
Securities
26 ft
com—1.25
221
American
Maize
Products
.
134
5%
Clifton
15
Cole
27 ft
8
Collyer
4ft
5
Colonial
10
103/4
Stores
*
21ft
Gas
Co
7
Colorado
Milling & Elevator—1
21ft
23
Colorado
Oil
&
Gas
*
14 ft
153/4
Colorite
121/4
13%
Commerce
51ft
55 ft
Anheuser-Busch
38"%
v.
20 ft
:
10%
11%
24 ft
25%
Plastics
Inc
25c
Clearing House
Gas Corp
1
6ft
5
33 ft
353/4
Reflning_2c
Telephone Co_10
8%
93/4
25 ft
7ft
9%
10%
6ft
73/8
53
553/4
Commonwealth
3
3ft
Commnowealth
6%
Commonwealth
Arcs
10c
2 ft
2 3/8
Commonwealth Theatres of
1
141/4
151/4
Inc
Industries
Farms
1
Inc__
Co
common
57/a
Puerto
Natural
Gas
Oil
*
52 ft
16%
173/a
Arkansas
3
11%
12 ft
Arkansas Western Gas Co—2%
Arlans
Dept
Stores
1
16i/2
17%
Computer Control Co Inc
*
Computer Instrument Corp__25c
Conductron Corp class A
lc
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
221/4
23%
Consolidated
18 ft
20%
Consolidated
Freightwy Inc_2.50
Rendering Co_6.25
103/8
Armstrong
6%
Consolidated
Rock
Arnav
(A J)
& Co
Industries
Arrow,
Art
Valley Industries
Hart
Metal
&
Inc
Inc—j_l
10c
Hegeman
61ft
1
71/a
Arvida
Astrodata
Atlanta
Inc
Gas
6
10
Inc
Corp class A
Assembly Products Inc_
Associated Springs Corp
.Associated Transport Inc
Avis
Axtec
&
63/s
Bangor
Hydro
Bcmis
Boston
.
3%
3%
4%
15
16 ft
17 ft
183/4
7
4%
73/4
5ft
3%
4ft
22
233/b
51
55 ft
13'/4
1
8%
10%
lift
7 Mi
cl
Cowles Chemical
Cowles
F*unds
M)
12 ft
(n3/8
20%
22%
7
7%
14 ft
153/4
'
Inc
193ft
213/4
1
g%
23%
73/8
8ft
1
♦
24%
263ft
Corp
Laguna Niguel Corp Units
43 3A
46
Lake Ontario
9ft
9%
5
Corp
of
Ohio—
1
Drive-In
Corp—
*
General
General
8%
105%
55/8
305
327
LNC
5%
Lance
preferred
10
Steel
Co
18%
193ft
Leece-Neville
12 %
13 ft
Leeds
Waterworks
53/4.
11
263/4
Glassrock
Glatfelter
(P
6%
26%
11
12
28'ft
___*
30%
10 %
1
i53/8
16%
4334
46%
Danlv
Machine
(L
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Delhi-Taylor
Delta
S
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5
Specialties
Co
Oil
;
6 3/4
1
Corp
I
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2%
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6%
_2.50
.
Foster Grant Co
17%
5
Jerrold
9ft
23%
163/a
Inc.
Fox-Stanley Photo Prod
65/a
Co
Inc
Interstate
53/4
2ft
Wire
Colorado
14%
\
Inc__1
Corp
jergens nAndrew)
8%
Forest Labs Inc
203/8
Insulated
a
,
21/2
1
Floyd Bennett Stores Inc
17%
19
Foods
Foods
225/s
16
Corp
1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A-10
Corp
223/4
22 ft
21%
6ft
Anelex
21
20 ft
1
Products
National
$1.25
Anchor
—1
Corp cl A
10
Engineering Co Inc—l
Coleman
7%
American Sav & Ln Assn—33 %c
American
Sterilizer
Co
3Vh
A—162ftc
(Florida)
Precision
137/a
Safety
class
:__16%c
Co
18
133/4
Corp—
1
Florida Telephone Corp cl A—10
Florida Water & Utilities
1
140
B
Gas
25
Equipment—•
St Gobain Corp com_7.50
preferred
25
Amer
Utilities
Class
-
City
■',7%
10%
171/2
Fisher Governor
Florida
223/4
20%
Inc_*
American Pipe & Construction_5
American Rubber & Plastics—1
American
17
Citizens
*
Financial——u_l
Florida
•
American
American
7
9ft
Realty——
Florida
227
100
Preferred
,
Union
Fitchburg Paper Co
Fleming Co
:_
25%
18%
•
__1
A
Mortgage Investors,—i.*
Fisher
93/4
24 ft
47/a
50c
cl
42
353/4
Corp__6
Channing Financial Corp
1
233/4
17 ft
8%
Corp
Markets
Jane
Colby
Inc
1
Japan Fund
1
Jarrell-Ash Company i.__-n—_i'
J E. Plastics
M:g Corp__—_lQc
8834
7%
Minit
Jamesb.rry
6
85%
Financial
Western
17%
5ft
Kaiser
39%
Co—,---10
._—1
•
Jacquin (Cr.as) et Cie Inc_50c
Jamaica Water
Supply Co
*
8%
10
Co,__
Lincoln
First
Svc
Telephone
Pub
Investors
First
22%
373/4
Flight
92
73ft
16%
Business——
Small
16
54 ft
9
21%
.
233ft
51%
—1
Corporation
Ask
28
*
88%
;
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Inc.——
a
wide
a
Bid
V
5
Jackson's
Arizona 1—5
of
(Richard)
have
have
15
43
—10c
inc_
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,
Co
Utilities
40 ft
Es.aie Trust—•
First Repub Corp of Am cl A__1
First Small Business iN Ji..—1First Surety Co.p____
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21ft
2i
First Natl Real
16 Va
15
Corp
First
93/4
4%
Mills
First
7%
+1
10c
Itek
1
Service
Southern
Irwin
4%
-
Mfg Co—
Conn
First
8 ft
Mortgage Ass..1-100
Boston
First
7'ft
Natl
'.
33/4
Iowa
4%
4'ft
-12.50
First
9%
..
which
Par
Iowa Public
10%
'
•
1
A
Corp
Financial
6
class
Financial
Metal
Ask
9%
4ft
—50c
First
7%
■'
—1
Electric & Gas_4
Vermont
5
Charles of the
1
American
19%
Bid
Inc...—1
1
Inc
Fieldcrest
78%
Inc
Industries
Fiat
793/4
75
Chattanooga Gas Co—.
1
Chicago Musical Instrumnts_50c
Co
Furniture
18 ft
76 ft
West
Federal
83/4
Galvan
Corp
Lanes
Farreil
123/a
50c
Cent
•"
63 ft
ft
Corp
American
1%
11'ft
14
9ft
60
5
IV/2
14%
12ft
12%
50c
Labs cl A_1
Co
22%
•
—25
Central
7%
26
21ft
6ft
Cascade
Fair
Ask
...—1
common.—:
common
Central Indiana
Gas
——.—5
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
Central Maine Power—
10
'
26 ft
Cryogenics
American Electronic
American
Mills
191/8
7ft
Co—•
1
26ft.
17 ft
—1
Rubber
Ltd
Carolina
Pipe Line Co
Carpenter <L E> & Co
Cary
Chemicals Inc
ft
24%.
24 ft
—2.50
Co
Biltrite
10 ft
Superior
B
Carmer
12%
Vending-*
Inc
Filter
-
2%
-
22 ft
50c
Automatic
American
58%
f
9ft
1
_
Foods
American
2 ft
lift
.;
50c
Corp
.Aiterman
7% V
Corp—3.75
Allied
Radio
Corp
.Allyn & Bacon Inc
Altamil
7
50c
100
Organ Co.—
Allied
3%
10c
A
tiass
3ft
1
Develop—
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Allen
55 ft
:
1
Caressa
■_
10
•
inc
12ft
Capital For Tech Industries—1
Capital Products Corp
50c
Capital Southwest Corp
1
131/4
12 ft
Telep
Electric
Class
6%
Albee
Alberto
Canadian
3ft
2%
6
&
Inc
Cam.oc Fastener ——.——2
18ft
—1
1
*
Corp
Water
Cameo
Bid
Far
.
26%
——10c
Corp
Airwork
Calif
8%
•
Inc
Fabien
Par
lift
.
17
.<
Inc——10c
Electronics
.
•
&
Executone
Ask
7%
10
Corp
Addlson-Wesley
Adler
Bid
Par
■
1
1
Publishing Co_*
Abbey Rents
Acme
i:
(Quotations for Friday, July 12)
The
request.
Par
•
Monday, July 15, 1963
,
"National" list is composed of
securities
distribution.
The
"Eastern"
list
comprises
secur.ties
which
primarily in the Eastern region.
Ets-Hokin
/
.
national
distribution
Industrials and Utilities
.
9/8
10 ft
;
(231)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Morton
Safe
Motec
Nalco
San
195/a
Sanders
20%
*
Co
Chemical
27%
18 %
5%
Narragansett Capital
1
3
6
Co
National
Homes
Class
B
National
Patent
16%
10%
17%
11%
6%
14%
11%
22%
7 Vz
16%
12%
24"%
36%
9%
44Va
7%
3oVa
Sealed
i0%
Searle
Propane
National
Realty
Nat'l
Corp
Investors
Work-Clothes
Neiman-Marcus
Nesbitt
•
Rental
50c
Co
(John J)
Nevada
New
1
;.2
Inc
50c
Northern Gas1 Co
1
New
England Gas & Elec Assn_8
Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
New
Jersey
New
York
New
York
Sexton
North
Amer
Van
Lines Inc
•
24Vz
Penn
Gas
Company
5
12%
Scot
1
•
26 %
52
10c
Chemicals
5
Northwestern
Pub
Scott
Sea
Security
1
Seismograph- Service Corp.
Sel-Rex Corp
....1
1
Corp of America
Power
Oxford
Finance
29%
7 V2
21 %
6Va
5%
6%
15%
20%
•
Corp
5
16 %
13 Va
Pac Mercury Electronics clA _50c
Pacific Power & Light Co?„6%
9%
15%,
Savings & Loan Assn_18c
Southwest
*
Vegetable Oil Corp..
Package Machinery Co
_
Instrument
Co
32%
16%
Dental
Tube
Inc
Shore
Oil
&
Capital
Telephone
Bakeries
California
Southern
Gas
Southern
&
Gulf
Utilities..
Southern
New
England
Southern
Nitrogen
Southern
Union
Gas
4Vs
18%
5c
17 Va
2
20
31%
10%
1
37
39%
37
39%
Standard
10 %
Gas
Gas
Mfg
Popell
(L
Porter
F)
Mfg
80
84 V2
Supervised
Golf
..1
2%
8%
12%
13%
14
15 Va
New
8%
9 %
Tecumseh
28%
Teleflex
—1
13
34%
14 %
Telephones
40c
4
4%
5
Mex
Construction
36 Va
Tenn
12%
Terminal
28
Industries
15
18%
20%
8%
9%
8%
lc
38
•
Thomasville
9%
.
Indus
Thompson (HI) Fiber Glass..*
Thriftway Foods Inc.—
2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
•
40%
8%
Furniture
1
9%
12%
27%
32 Va
34 Va
Time
35%
Timely
■
12 %
36%
13%
38%
10%
33
22Va
f
1
23%
<'
Tidewater
4
Tobin
Tokheim
Toledo
Scale
44%
Tonka
36%
38%
Towmotor
6%
Inc
System
Trans-Coast
Transcontinental
5%
Transcont
Inv
Inc
•
Rudd-Melikian
Inc
1
Russell
Candies
l
Greeting Cards
1
St Johnsbury
Trucking Co—1
St Louis Capital
1
41/.
Transogram
Treesdale Labs
714
J
8%
3%
414
30%
Trico
29
13%
15
Tucson
15%
16%
"21"
qi/4
6"%
see page
44.
Inc
Uarco Inc
48%
51%
75%-V
...73
57%
\
44
48
:
36%
38%
67%
70%
55%
-58%
58%
43
45%
40%
43%
(Hackensack
54%
45 Vz
y
.
Trust Co
(Chic)
20
45 Va
132
139
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
332
51 %
of
Carolina Natl Bank——5
.Northern
61.%-
.
,
57
Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
State
North
.
320
42%
53%
New
192
185
Newark—6.25
Eng Merchants Natl Bk.10
N
J).
5
49
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
Provident Tradesmen's
30%
Natl Bk of
44%
73%
Y)—
-
81%
62%
-
65V2
182
D C.25
191
Bank
N
55%
42%
Bank
Wash
Natl
323/4
52%
;
35%
38 Va
69.-
72%
25%
28%
57%
60%
St.
66%
87
90%
Chicago—20
81%
70%
Natl
Bank
of
(Jersey City)_10
10
Louis
Union
1st
Second
Natl
73 %
42%
Seattle
85
.101%
Trust
Co
10
701/2
Security
44%
45%
104%
Bk
(Wash)—10
69
721/4
10
49
57V4
33
South
107%
30%
Natl
First Natl Bank
V:
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Islnd N Y.5
,
106
43
St Louis—.10
Natl Bk of
(Suffern
.
of Dallas
of
New
32%
Bank
Phila
of
Nat'l
Carolina
861/4
83
35
V
Bank
52%
55 Va
Albany
10
(Conn).lO
82%
87%
Bank
42%
46%
(Boston).lO
39%
42V4
(Charleston)
5
...
'
State
Bank
State
National
State
Bank
30
5
Rochelle.—
Trust
71%
Coi-n Exch Bk—10
Harris Tr & Sav
(Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co.10
Bk
of
2
Providence
Valley Bank
Co (Phila)
Industrial
2
Trust
31%
Co
Union
29
Union
21
22%
57%
of
Co
30%
Long Island Trust Co——
5
33
11%
Trust
Co
of
J
46%
62%
71%
41%
44%
71
74V2
39%
61%
65
.
46%
483/4
5
40
42%
83%
86%
53
57V»
States Trust
Nat'l
Bank
(N
of L I
Wachovia Bank & Trust
60%
Y)„.20
.5
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp.10
Winston-Salem
,
30
45%
67%
Maryland.10
(Boston) 10
82%
43
Fargo Amer Trust Co__ 10
West'n Pennsylvania Natl Bk 10
49
57
12%
79
(Los Angeles)—7.50
Commerce Bk (Gleve)_10
United
33%
58
5
Real Estate Bank &
Co
(Philadelphia)—10
71%
30%
2%
Jersey
Bank
Union
&
—
66
(N Y)—10
15
New
United States Tr Co
-10
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__10
Liberty
Trust
54%
T
Valley
1—
R I
&
Bank & Tr
Trade
70%
,
B
York)
(New
74%
105
67%
County National Bk—10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)
8
Industrial National Bank of
Street
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
58
-
100 Vz
Hudson
'
32%
55%
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N Y—5
Girard
27%
N
42%
Co
C)
-Wells
32Vs
National Stock
29
29%
32%
29%
3Va
Range
STOCKS
17%
18%
Ansonia
10c
4%
5%
Camp
5
5%
Colorado
8%
Golconda
50c
•
7%
85
Week
Exchange
Ending July 5
Week's
Sales
Last
Hange
Sale Price
2.50
1
for
Friday
3%
Alnslie
.1
Bk
52%
5
10
Corp
20%
19%
& Trust
25
Gas
Co.
Gas El Lt & Pwr
Brands Inc
37V8
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal National Bank of N Y—5
9%
Co Inc
Products
Tropical
346
64%
23%
Specialties
Trust Co (Albany)
.7.50
National Community Bank of
Rutherford (N J)
.12.50
National Newark & Essex
Banking Co (N J)_—.10
Natl Shawmut Bk of Bstn_12%
53%
,
.
55 Va
.1
Transistor
341/4
62%
51%
Line_50c
83%
73%
58%
60 %
15%
,80%
35/
,;
34%
30%
florins
1
55
334
(Camden N J)——.—6V4
(Atlanta)
.10
14
Transcontinent TV class B
122
32%
.
Rockland
28%
13%
V
70%
.
68%
30%
27%
5
12%
119
8%
System__l
Gas Pipe
Investing A
9%
26%
10c
Co
Bus
1
_
7%
28
1
Transcontntl
18%
14%
24%
1
1
41
4%
13
1
Corp..
Inc
Corp
27%
17
5c
Furniture
Toys
Trans-Air
10%
81%
1
.5
38%
1
Co
7Va
9%
78%
...
3
Co
26
8%c
1
10
Corp
41%
2%
Inc
Packing
1
.
92
5
York)
Trust
Tip-Top Products class A
65 Vz
4%
Service
1
Clothes
27%
v
Marine
Inc
v
(White Plains
First Westchester Natl
5%
29V8
*
4%
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
60%
of New York—
25
92%
National Bank of Detroit_.12%
90%
; National
Bank of Westchester.5
..National City Bank (Cleve)
8
95
National Commercial Bank &
49%
'
16%'
5
14Va
9%
Inc..
.133Vs
City Bank (N Y)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)—5
4%
Inc..
1
4
30%
50c
& Co
footnotes,
1
Chem
28
12%
Engineering Corpf_75c
For
&
52s/8
83/a
46
New
First Natl
5%
1
1
Co
Rust Craft
4%
1
59
Inc
—10c
Texize Chemicals Inc
26
Stover
Co^p
54 Vs
f
48%
5
65 %
First
25
1
Texas
831/4
50%
& [Trust
(Philadelphia)
^12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).12
9
23%
Therm-O-Disc
•
Industries
Rucker
Co
8%
1
80
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk (NJ).l
Montclair Natl Bank & Trust
Riggs
15%
•
10
Butadiene
14%
1
15%
25c
Dutch
Inc
,
First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
16%
22 %
Robbins & Myers Inc
Roberts Co
Corp
Pete__33%
Lines
:
5
Trust
63%
7%
&
87%
V
28
10
&
60%
89%
;
26»/4
38Vs
57%,
,r
87
5
52%-
/
57% >
First Natl Bank
13%
6%
44%
First Natl Bank
34
11%
14
Roadway Express Inc
Rockwell Mfg Co
Rorer (Wm H)
Inc
-
31%
20%
1.25
Co
Gas
Gas Corp
Texas American Oil
Texas
20c
15
'A"_l
Transport Co
41
57'/4
83%
Mercantile Tr (St Louis)_12.50
Merchants Bank of N Y
—6.25
62%
V
29%
54 %
10
55%
First
69 %
l
39%
9
37
,65
♦
Tex-Star Oil
59%
35%
Ask
Mellon Natl Bank
50
'156
49
Bid
27%
& T_15
57
3%
^
y
'
Par,
—5
10
First Natl Bank of Bo"ston_12%
6%
3
1
26%
Nat
5%
1
Inc
11%
Corp
3
Rice Mills Inc__3%
Reid
Telex
10%
-
First Natl Bank Maryland
18
Corp 20c
l.'
(Buffalo)
52%
36%
16%
Inc
33 %
1
34%
Ltd
1
1
3%
Co
15%
12%
10
Companies
92 %
Co
4
Telephone Svc Co of Ohio
*
Inc
Richardson Company
Ridge Tool Co class A
.
32%
1
,
Assn
27%
5
Inc
Remco Industries Inc
Ren well
Industries
Inc
Products
"A".——-J—.1
First Natl Bank
4%
5
Technical Measurement
Techno
Fund
Inc
11%
Maryland National Bank
Meadow Brook Natl Bank
.
& Tr
Bk
First Camden Natl Bk
19
2
9%
Foods
19%
14 %
1
—
22%
1
89 %
69%
4
Co
8%
8%
17%
A__50c
Inc
Ask
18%
10
36 Va
'
25c
7%
Co
66
34
3
Instrument
Bid
/ 213^
(Newark) -—.—
5
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)—.10
First Bank Stk Corp (Minn).10
8
1
class
2
Hamp
New
Reading & Bates Offshore
Drilling conv class A
Redwing
Carriers'....:
Reheis Company class A
Mfg
Taylor
7%
& Tr Co.12%
Nat
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co—
Fidelity Union Trust—
13%
12%
.5
...
—
6%
Corp
Dynamics—
Marie
Inc
'Taylor W'ine
7%
1
25c
Indus
10c
Fashions
Rocket Jet
6%
Tappan Co
Tasty Baking Co
Taylor Corp
Taylor
Devices
3%
7%
1
Carolina
Ltd..
(H H)
11%
5%
Tampax
6
10c
Supermarkets Inc
Alegre Sugar Corp
(AH)
10%
1
Electronics
7%
5
Manufacturers Hanvr B
58 y4
xl48
(N J)—10
(Chicago)
New
25
Tamar
1
Corp
Stoker
23%
50c
Purex
Brand
8%
1
Talley Industries Inc
6%
Manufacturers & Traders
66%
46
5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
Fairfield County Trust Co
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
8%
1
Inc—
25%
.1
Punta
River
8%
24 %
18%
Publishers Company
Riley
8
26
12%
"Adrs"—
^
•
150
54
(N J)
Natl Bank
County Trust Co
6%
5%
5%
Co
3%
Corp....
Ltd
Zausner
Natl
12%
3%
Systron-Donner Corp
Szabo Food Service
5V2
(Phila)
Co
Co
Connecticut Bank
Connecticut
26%
5%
36 Va
27%
17%
Co
of
Racing
Swank
1
24%
11%
5Va
Petroleum
of
Susquehanna
12 Va
25c
Properties
Research
Corp
Co
14 Va
11%
Trust
Trust
Continental-Ill
9%
9
1
32%
Producers Cotton Gil
Co
12 V2
Corp
17
Investors Services.lc
5
4%
11
1
...
Printing
Travelers Express
64
6V4
Commercial Trust Co
1
:
Co....
73/4
4
1
Safran
A—
23%
Instrument_50c
&
3%
1
Kap Inc
Trust
(N Y)
22 Va
—_5
Corp
Electric
43/a
183/4
2%
1
——1
Stock Issues
Red
Ask
Bid
144
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Strawbridge & Clothier—____5
Greene
& S
N T
20%
__i
Inc..
25%
3%.
Corp class A
Industries
Hitachi
9
8%
Co—10
19
11%
Superior
Superior
*/.;
21%
18%
Woodward
v
33%
10%
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Corp—
of
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of No
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13
45%
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12
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19%
9%
12 %
5
21%
42
10%
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31
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9%
19%
4%
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16%
26%
Corp A_1
——
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36%
50c
7%
.
America
of
(San
Camden
78%
Watley Davin & Co. 4
11
Premier Microwave Ccrp
Professional
8%
v
63/4
10
Bank of Commerce (Newark).25
Bank of New York
100
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
10
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27%
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Corp
Stockton
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:
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17 %
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16 5/s
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25%
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34%
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10%
&
1
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of
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30%
31%
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Genl
Co
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66%
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23%
25c
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15%
...—
Bank of Commerce
8%
74
Products
3.75
Co
—
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(H K)
34%
9%
,
Screw
Home
6%
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4%
Lighting
Bank
;
63%
:
Co
6
Freight
4%
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60%
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—
17%
;
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20
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18%
63/4
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19%
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Zero Mfg Co
Zonolite
Company
5
Central Natl Bank of Cleve—16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phlla.10
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
Bank
(Savannah)
10
City Trust Co (Bridgeport)—10
Cleveland Trust Co
50
2.50
com
Electric
9%
.
6
10
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American Security & Tr
8%
1
Corp
S3
17%
Chemicals
Research
25%
1
Co
Transit
3%
24
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11%
Par
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2%
Works
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Star
28 V2
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Stevens Chemical
Natural
14%
8
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30
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1
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6%
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&
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11 %
12%
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Bank and Trust
33%
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15 %
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Inc
8%
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3%
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26%
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Corp
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3%
3
24%
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Wyandotte
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10%
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54%
18%
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preferred
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26%
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51%
12%
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13 %
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convertible
14%
6%
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29%
12%
8%
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Wrather
21%
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Corp
24%
36%
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15%
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20 Va
34%
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Co..
19 Va
64%
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30 Va
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6%
28
5
Water
Water
9 Vs
18%
1
Automatique Inc
7
Southern
Wood
Par
6%
5%
1
10
17%
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6%
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34
6%
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9%
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cl A—.1
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7%
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25%
8%
68
10%
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13%
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10
13%
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25 Va
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Royal
Royal
6%
12%
5
A..1
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Wometco
10%
22%
24%
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Corp class A
5%
8%
8%
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7%
21
..12.50
34%
34%
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class
Wolf
13%
6%
32%
3
&
11%
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Win-Chek
21
56
23%
PneumoDynamics
Rowe
32%
523/4
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&
(H)
(John)
13%
33%
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1
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34 ■%
12 %
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Sewing Mach.l,
Gibbs
Winston-Muss
20%
Washington Natural Gas Co.10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Wilson Transport A..1
14%
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Plymouth Rubber Co
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13%
10
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Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Southwestern States Tele
1
10c
Corp
:
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Robins
(J
Corp
23
Inc
Petrolite
Robertson
11%
Southern
5V2
13%
Rexach
223/4
103/s
Investment.
Southeastern
10%
Revere
21
1
Business
21%
9%
Radiation
2
Corp
Warshow
103/4
1
4%
Puritan
26
9%
Southwestern Electric Svc Co
1
Pueblo
11%
243/s
Wiley
&
8%
•
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Company
6%
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Co
Brothers
7%
.
Co
Gas
Works
Electric-
Wilcox
8
v
14 %
16%c
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Machine
17%
13%
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Corp
Watch
Warren
17%
12 %
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Walter
33
Gas
&
49%
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cl
Products
Grove
Waltham
12
16%
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Permeator Corp
Peter Paul Inc
Walnut
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9%
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/
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27%
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Investments
—1
6%
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—
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25%
15 %
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Corp—.
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40 >■;:
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15%
37%
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8
23%
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5%
1
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49%
5
11%
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Chemical
Svc
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Power
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14 Va
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1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
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42%"
9%
Supply
Petroleum
Public
50c
14 Va
Corp
Parchment
Public
A
1
Pennsyl Real Estate
Pubco
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Vitramon
24%
16
40
10%
Parkview Drugs Inc
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class
Co..
20c
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23%
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Instruments
South
18
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cl A
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Premier
12
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Potter
21%
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17
34%
5
10
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Paciiic
Potash
1
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83
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70%
10c
—
Acme Visual Records
28%
Far East Line Inc
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co
Inc
I
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10%
26%
Pacific
2%
*
12%
17%
22
Westland
18%
16%
67
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Paper
Soroban Engineering
21%
5
1
2
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16%
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25%
6%
46%
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25%
23 %
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2——_ 1
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7.50
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17%
6%
27 %
79
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13%
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10
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19%
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30%
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3%
17%
14 %
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Vector Mfg Co
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7Va
24%
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&
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4%
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16%
29
1
23%
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Sigma
14%
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Warner & Swasey Co
41
25c
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4
34%
38%
6%
23
53/4
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*
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27%
21 %
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5
class
Class
Sierra
38%
Brewing Co
Pocket
&
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(John)
Siegel
18
•
2
103/4
7%
36
Mining Co
Industries
3%
11%
9%
1
Western Mass Companies
Western
Western
18%
31%
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Rbot
Western
39%
17
29%
213/4
23%
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&
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37%
50c
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5
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20%
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cl
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Westcoast
49Vi
Power
—.
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2 19
1
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Pierce
5%
7%
21%
Exterminating Co
Pioneer
:
7
13%
10c
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Playskool
Banknote_2
12%
Corp
Oxford
Piedmont
4%
4
Columbian
213/4
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Lines
West
7%
46
Camp Sea Food
1
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5
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Co——FI.5
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13%
6%
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8%
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137%
19%
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Valley
333/4
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Orktn
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31%
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46%
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&
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6%
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Power
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Originala Inc
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30%
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7%
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22 V2
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Corp
21%
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27%
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Corp
Cement
Patiacolor
Co
Shatter Proof
:
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&
Scripps Howard Broadcasting—1
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50c
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Utah
9%
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Leasing
Inc
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Wayne-George
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v
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11%
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States
United
10%
Shawmut Association
Oil
Pak-Well
Foresman
32V8
9%
15%
19%
10
Packard
30
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21%
37%
Ocean Drill & Exploration
Ohio Water Service Co
Pacific
5
States
United
1
Co
Inc
Pacific
Co
States
United
18%
Nytronics Inc
Pabst
Fetzer
Scott (O M) & Sons class A.100
Scott & Williams Inc
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Scott Aviation Corp
1
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United
28
20
1
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—2
States
United
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Inc
26
r
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Nuclear
United
7
38%
4%
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Nuclear
Ben
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Old
Foods
4Va
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14%
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Nat
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1
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6%
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10%
1
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United
1
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Northwest Natural
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13
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C).
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Northern
Inc
Lad
Scott
13%
5
Rock
Trap
File
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Co
Gas
Airways
Nicholson
Nielsen
Natural
10c
Co
Brewing
Science Capital Corp
V
Ask
United Investors of Del A
14%
'13%
(Quotations for Friday, July 12)
Bid
Inc
Artists
United
11%
12%
(Jos)
Research
10
•
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Bantam
Schlitz
47 %
8
14 Va
28
54%
6%
26%
North
Schield
35 %
Inc
Seatrain Lines Inc
National Periodical
National
Prod
United
20%
37%
10c
Electronics
9%
6%
5
A_.
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Tubular
Scantlin
18%
5
Co
Unishops
42 %
1
Power
Science
4%
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Gas &
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Contractors_l
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Sawhill
4%
Par
6%
40
1
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Business
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10%
50c
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Savannah Elec &
A
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5%
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Development.lc
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Petroleum
Drilling
Bid
Par
,
24%
13%
16%
19 Va
50c
Aeronautical
Cleaning
■
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Fe
Savin
10%
22%
12%
15%
17%
20%
5%
1.66%
Corp—1
Corp
National
/*
58
9%
1.25
Company
Fabric
Santa
22 Va
54%
4
Narrow
National
Jacinto
25%
1
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Cookie
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1
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Industries
Mothers'
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1
Mfg Corp
Mosler
Ask
Bid
Par
43-
of Prices
Par
Corp
Wire
&
Cable
Chemical Co
Insurance
Mining
10c
Service
Corp
90%
Leasing Credit Corp class A
lc
:i7%
19%
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2.50
24%
1
5%
26%
5%
2.50
25%
27%
Corp
Nashville
Electronics
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Wells
Industries
Low
1
1
Corp
1.00
__
for Week
Shares
1.10
1
10c
25c
50c
High
Low
1,600
95c
1.60
May
9.60
Jan
Feb
3.70
300
2.70
2.70
3.00
900
2.70 Jun
3.80 Mar
1.10
3.00
4.10
Jun
1.90 Mar
1.90
Jan
•
10c
25c
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HlgM
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■
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2.80
40c
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40c
300
100
35c
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Feb
-
2.90 July
50c
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1.70
1.30
'
,
1
1.70
100
1.30
1.40
2,200
Jan
Jan
2.20
Feb
40c
Jan
1.40
Apr
1.10
Apr
1
20
45c
50c
200
45c
July
30c
35c
200
25c
Mar
60c
Jan
;
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(232)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds—
2.23
2.44
1
6.69
7.38
B-4
(Discount
1.25
8.10
8.76
K-l
(Income Fund)
Inc
Fund
Advisers
Par
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc—
Keystone
Custodian
Fund
Bid
Par
Ask
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1
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10.34
9.63
1
11.29
10.51
American
Shares——1
Business
Growth
American
4.16
4.51
K-2
Inc—lc
6.07
6.56
Fund
Fund
Investors
1
1.54
5.07
5.79
A,xe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Physics
Templeton
Axe
Growth
Blue
Fund
13.10
14.90
16.26
4.22
4.62
14.60
15.80
6.47
7.08
4.45
Lazard
12.12
Fund
Life
Insurance
Insurance
9.67
10.67
50c
14.19
13.40
Managed
14.69
1
7.35
17.09
17.12
shares
18.68
18.52
Mass
Fund
Inc
f
1
1
lc
Industries
Fund
Colonial
Growth
A &
Plan
14.77
8.95
beneficial
of
1
23.13
25.28
1
interest
10.64
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&
Series
Insurance
1
Series
6.48
1
8.73
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Investing Foundation—1
15.36
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Investment
1
12 38
13.53
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Shares Corp_
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1
1
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Commonwealth
Income
Fund—1
9.98
Stock Fund—1
16.15
17.65
Dividend
Preferred Stock Series—
Income
Series
Comjmonwealth
Composite Bond &
:i'y
Stock
9.53
10.36
1
8.62
9.37
1
12.46
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
18.87
Inc
Fund
Composite
50c
—
Fund
Fund
Concord
Continental
Inc
Inc
National
20.37
—
Western
Crown
•Diversified
De
Investment
Fund
Inc
Growth
Diversified
Dividend
60.80
One
11.51
12.58
Oppenheimer
1
10.72
11.72
Inc-1
Dow
Fund
:
Theory Invest Fund
8.73
9.26
3.72
Inc__1
4.76
X17.18
Balanced
1
15.52
Federated
Growth
Financial
Industrial
Florida Growth
Fund
Income—1
Inc
Putnam
?
for
(Geo)
17.42
Revere Fund Inc
15.47
Scudder
9.44
10.31
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1,
Scudder Stevens & Clark-
4.34
4.75
Fund
Common Stock
Fund
Inc
9.20
Series—
Utilities
Series
Common
stock
Preferred
stock
of
General
lc
series
L_lc
2.58
2.84
7.79
6.51
lc
2.62
2.88
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7.85
8.53
1
9.86
Investors
Common
shares
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Balanced
10.56
18.41
a22.20
Funds
Fund
Inc
10c
H-DA
10c
Fund
Century
United
5.52
Funds
Funds
International
Fund
8.30
9.07
Value
Line
Income
9.57
10.46
7.07
7.73
Inst Foundation
Institutional
9.79
10.70
1
10.64
11.63
1
14.60
15.96
lc
12.07
13.19
Fund-lc
10.63
11.62
7.22
7.89
4.77
5.21
Income Fund-lc-
Int'l Resources
Fund
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
Inc
lc
of
Boston
10.53
11.51
l
11.53
12.60
Whitehall
Winfield
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Investors Stock Fund
11.46
Investors Selective Fund—
10.43
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Intercontinental Fd_
Research
Istel Fund
Fund
12.39
18.89
6.87
6.19
11.16
7.43
6.69
l
12.53
13.69
i
Inc
Wisconsin
35.56
36.27
(The) Mutual Fund—1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
B-2
(Medium
(Low
al3.44
—
24.80
25.88
23.43
25.56
16.54
18.04
3.15s
Oct
1,
100
3.20s
Dec
2,
99.27
99.25
99.27
99.27
____
Sep
15, 1965
Nov
Westminster
Bonds
Alabama
Power
American
4%s
4%s
&
1993
100
100%
1994
Tel
104
106
Tel
—4
4%s
;
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Ask
1
10.08
1999
Investment 4%s_1984
99%
99%
100
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•6.78
18.16
Republic
6.87
Carrier Corp 4y8s
1982
Chicago Union Station 4%eL.1988
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5s
Duke
States
series
Power
Gas
A
5.38
4%s
Trailer
199-2
4s
5%s
1977
conv
1976
1988
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99
103
99%
5.66
l
1
i,
6.18
.101.4
10.59'
11.57
13.83
15.03
14.51
15.82
14.76
Inc
^7.72
8.44
6.92
'
7.48
101
100.24
Apr
99.16
99.16
100.16
103.8
3%s
May
107.16
4%s
Feb
3%s
Bid
3%s Aug 15, 1963.
3%s Nov 16, 1963
*3%s Feb 15, 1964
'
•:
:
4%s
Nov
l%s
1988
100%
-101%
Elec
series C
99.16
97.16
102
99.8
1978-73
or
more
99.30
l%s
;.
!
100
100
Apr
4%s
99.29
99.31
99.21
l%s Apr
■*'
3%s
,100.17
-—
100 19 W
99
Feb
Apr
1, 1964——,
May 15, 1964
101.4
101.6
3%s
100.12
IV2S
Apr
Aug
15, 1964—
101.17
3%s
Aug
15, 1964
100.8
Oct
Nov
r
101.19
•-
100.10
98.7
98.9
101 21
1, 1966——
Aug 15, 1967——
Oct
—
92.8
1,1968
91.9
'
"
Dated
Due
Ask
Bid
1
Rate
11-
1-62
8-
1-63
99.30
100
3.15s
3.15s
12-
3-62
9-
3-63
99.30
•100
3.20s
1„
2-63
10-
1-63
99.28
99.30
2-
4-63
11-
4-63
99.27
99.29
3.25s
3.30s
3.45s
United States
1963
99.973
99.975
Oct
24,
12-
2-63
99.26
99.28
1^63
1^
2-64
99.25
99.27
5-
1-63
2-
3-64
99.25
99.27
6-
3-63
3-
2-64
99.25
99.27
7-
1-63
4*-1-64
99.28
99.30
1963
99.914
99.918
Oct
31,
99.859
Nov
7,
—
Nov
14,
1963
99.735
99.742
Nov
21,
1963
99.671
99.681
Nov
29,
1963
Aug
29,
1963
99.608
99.620
Dec
5,
1963
5,
1963
99.549
99.561
Dec
12,
1963:::::::::::::::
12,
1963
99.489
99.502
Dec
19,
1963
19,
1963
99.424
99.439
Dec
26,
26,
1963
Ask
88%
97%
101
104
101%
102%
I"
A
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
1988
.198*
-
99.799
99.363
99.380
Jan
2,
3,
1963
99.282
99.293
Jan
9.
100%
Oct
10,
1963
99.217
99.227
Jan
15,
103 %
Oct
15,
1963
99.172
99.187
Apr
15,
114
117
Oct
17,
1963
99.149
99.164
126 %
129%
10iy4
102
Oct
1993
99.793
96
98%
98%
101
FOOTNOTES
•No
New
par
j^alue.
Yop:
Stock
a
Net asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
July 15,
1963
——-
+—
1964
——
stock,
yield
x
-
—
:
—
—
-
1964
wiWhen
98.409
98.344
98.28?
97.395
96.411
1964
99.040
98.978
98.853
98.782
98.737
98.675
98.613
98.570
98.433
98.363
t,8.30H
97.418
96.432
ISSUES
to listing on the
issued, -^y Ex-stock dividend.
price. ,.d Ex-rights, -k Admitted
Ex-dividend.
98.916
98.705
98.042
98.578
98.533
-
_
OVER-THE-COUNTER
b Bid
99.102
98.825
98.752
——
1964":
"
Ask
99.085
99.016
98.952
93.388
1963
99.855
Bid
1963
July 25,
Ask
4-63
4-
Treasury Bills
Ask
18,
July
1988
5%s
Bid
Due
Dated
3-
1963
102%
99.20
92
91.5
Aug 22,
100%
99.10
93.9
99.18
1, 1967
100%
1993
94.14
99.8
93.5
—
1,1967-
3%s
l%s Apr
100.22
94.10
—
99 24
95.9
100.20
—
15, 1967—
,
99.22
99.22
l%s
.
101.23
1,1964,
15, 1964—
£9 20
96.14
95.5
15,1966—
1%S Oct
99.2
101.31
96.] 0 '
15, 1966
Feb
100.10
97.14
101.29
1, 1966—
Aug
4s,
Ask
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Power—
"
99.24
97.10
May 15, 1965—Oct
1, 1965
3%s Nov 15, 1965
1%S
May 15, 1964——.
5s
Bid
99.19
;
4%s
Bate
1967
ww
98.16
103
(Continued)—■
1, 1965—
108%
93
96.8
100.16
32nds of a point
100%
1965
102.8
95.8
1, 1971
105%
4s
106.16
101.8
Maturity—
100.3
99.30
——. .—
1, 1963—
15, 1963——
3.15s
85
4%s
Trans
one
3%s
3.15s
1985
97.8
105.16
15, 1972-1967
Treasury Notes
100.1
3%s May 15, 1964
Treasury Notes— '
Oct
Ask
of Indebtedness—
al5.68
5%s
Electric 4%s
Westcoast
96.8
1,1970
5%s July 20, 19704%s Oct
1,1970-1967
102.8
a81.87
1993
Virginia
20, 1970
1993
Textron Amer 5s debentures
1971
5s
ww
1984
993/4
106.8
Feb
Aug
1, 1963
Aug
8, 1963
Aug 15, 1963
104%
110%
105.8
5%s
3%s
1977
4%s_
100.4
103.8
100,16
102.8
101.8
102.8
103.8
all.00
5s
5s
99.28
July 15, 1969
101.8
al5.76
~FdI
Inc__
102%
120
100.8
1
102
102
-
100.16
101
102.8
;
98.20
101.12
100
1968
20,
99.20
100.28
Mar 20, 1969
3.10s
a46.29
Tampa
99%
__
4%s
99.4
98.28
:
4%s
.
106.16
al0.03
a23.29
102%
108%
98.4
Mar 20, 1968
June
10, 1972—
a90.37
*21.57
Inc
Am
4s
all.84
102%
117
99.4
May 22, 1967
4%s
99.28
12, 1972—
T%s
13.65
1
Fund
Elec
110.18
3%s
■
Figures after decimal point represent
10.33
1
Southern Ry 4%s
Southwestern
100.16
100.10
Feb
Certificate
3.41
9.45
Fund—10c
Power
of
100.8
21, 1966
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
5.88
-
3.12
1
4%s
1983
El Paso Natural Gas
Firestone Tire 4%s
Fruehauf
100
Prod—
Co
20, 1965
20, 1965-
100.4
99.20
Maturity—
v.\
99%
Sheraton
Oct
Dec
3%s Feb
4%s Jun
7.51
Inc__1
;
Pictures
4s
v
101
19.74
1
Fund
Gas
100.12
99.28
100.28
10, 1971
7.41
Bid
Nat
100.4
11.05
Ltd-
Inc,
Petroleum
20, 1964
100.8
l%s
Fund
Pennsylvania
Oct
15. 1972
Bonds
Pacific
4s
20, 1974
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bid
100.24
99.24
Bid "
Recent
99.31
100.16
4s
;
10, 1971—
100.1
99.29
20, 1964
Feb 20,
Inc
Centennial
99.31
22, 1963
100.4
;
10, 1970
99.29
Apr
Feb
Fund
Fund
Street
3%s Aug 20, 1963
Sep
l
Fund
99.27
Bonds—
3%s Oct
10, 1970
Sep
>
99.30
4 %S
10, 1969
4%s Aug
4%s Sep
Ask
100
99.28
I...
Bank
Land
4%s
i
Ind
v .:
<1
99.28
:
99.20
12, 1963
Bid
99.30
r
99.25
99.26
1964_
point
a
—
1963
1963
4%s
Situations.
,
99.29
99.20
15,
Federal
1, 1963
104
l
Fund
19634
100
99.25
of
Cooperatives—
Aug
99.30
;
32nds
more
for
3.15s
99.30
-
16, 1964_
Oct
or
one
Banks
.100
101.16
Capital Exchange
Capital—,
Second
Ask
99.31
47/aS
Centennial
Ohio
Bid
103
Investors
l
Grade Bonds)_1
Priced Bonds)
1
19%
100.16
Congress Street Fund Inc——iDevonshire Street Fund Inc
Federal
18
12, 1973
Inc__
Fund
Diversification
Johnston
Reserve Life Assur Ohio_l
Westn
-
10, 1977-
Swap Funds—-
Empire
33%
Jun
Fund
20.42
s
31 V4
Feb
Inc_________1
Growth
38%
2
4%s
Fund
Equity
11%
36
4%s
ioc
Fund
82%
10%
2
7.56
Inc
Fund
78%
Variable Annuity Life Insur—1
Westchester Fire
13.54
Investing Corp
Investors
Co in City of N Y_2
531/0
30%
99.23
4%s
Washington Mutual
Wellington
Wellington
Group Funds—
Investors
Street
U S Life Ins
50
6.92
Fund
73V2
67%
35 3/4
12.39
Inc—
1
America
of
Wall
69
2«%
16, 1963—
Mar
4%s Apr
4%s Apr
'
Fund
•
Ins
12
64%
223/4
64
1
Science Fund
Value Line Special
21
33%
Shares_l
Vanguard Fund Inc
Fund
Growth
Institutional
Investors
Ltd—
13.39
4.38
3.48
Line
(Ala)_l
5
Banks
4%s Jun 10, 1965
3%s Mar 10, 1966
4%s Dec 12, 1966
3%s Mar 11, 1968
8.13
Canada Ltd
Value
28
201
2
Insurance.
Aug 15, 1963
5%s
United
"2.62
Acc_l
Co_
10, 1964—
3%s Dec 11, 1964
13.32
Fund
Fund
2.39
&
Corp
July 16, 1963
3%s
5
7.46
Income
7.98
Life
4%s
v
Inc—
lc
Life
Insurance
Title. Ins
Serviceslife
14%
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
S Fire Insurance——
—3
U
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
^
'
„
__
4.01
Continental Fund
United
.
12.19
Accumulated
United
8.67
United
-
4s
Inv__10c
Growth
lc
Shares
10-5
,
100.8
l
Inc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Institutional
101
54%
105 %
26
/ 60%
100.
12.39
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
4.93
Incorporated Income Fund—1
Incorporated' Investors
1
5
9%
196
10%
2, 1966
a32.20
United
5.05
Series
Ins.
13%
20, 1966
a37.70
—
Fund
United
Imperial Capital Fund Inc:
Imperial .Fund Inc
1
Life
52%
101
America—2.50
of
Co
92 %
9
5
United Security Life Ins
Ins
88
(Tex)—*
May
1
20th
Inc—
H-C7
United
17%
73%
8
Co
Ins Co
4%s July
1
Stock
14 63
Series
33%
ig%
1
3%s
Farnham
United
Hamilton
30
_2
Insurance
Bankers
48
70
_5
(NY)
Union
100.12
Roe
&
Central
Life
Guaranty Co
Travelers
13 %
100.4
Texas
17.87
Title
80%
12%
Accident-
Standard
141
77%
50c
Ins
Buffalo
of
&
134
5
Life
100.
Television-Electronics
Fund—_1
Templeton Grth Fund of Can_l
1
Co
Life Ins
Sec
45
10
(NY)—2
preferred
Sep
7.57
1
Standard
May 11, 1964—
7.53
9.64
$6.50
70
4s
6.90
13.36
56
66%
Boiler & Insur_5
Co
Life
61
53
5
42.25-
Investment Corp„♦
6.93
lc
2
10
39.50
Street
1
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Administered
Fully
NY
3%s
lc
Trust
Springfield Insurance common_2
of
Co
15.97''
Sterling Investment Fund Inc„1
Securities—
Aerospace-Science
65 %
Co
14.58
10.81
Investors—
153
't
1
Stein
7.16
series
Investors
State
8.56
Inc_
America
Fundamental
Sovereign
lc
147
3.30s
12.00
15.50
9%
Southwestern Life Ins Co
Apr 15, 1964
3%s June 15, 1964_
8.51
8%
58 %
3.30s
'
Ins of Amer
Seaboard Life
551/4
3.40s
14.21
Funds—
1
Seaboard Surety Co
5
Security Ins (New Haven)—10
20%
Figures after decimal point represent
al0.41
,10.98
15%
66 %
164
al9.46
Shares in Amer Industry Inc__1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
6.70
14%
63
156
Federal Home Loan
10.54
11.78
3.50
6.25
Security Life & Trust Co
5
South Coast Life
:
*
Southland Life Ins (Texas)—;_3
15, 1964
3%s Feb 17, 1964
9.74
&
15%
3.20s Jan
Shares—1.25
American
Fire
65
Co
Marine
Insurance
Paul
61%
65 %
3.30s Sep
Selected
25%
31%
29
67
Ins
11.92
6.54
Custodian
Life
11.55
2.33
91%
23
l'4%
al4.39
6.02
25%
88
63
Mid-Cont
7.73
2.13
23%
2
(Texas)—5
62%
16.'49
/9.60-
1
5
5
(Pa)
3
Insurance
10.97
-
C)
(N
(N Y)
(N Y)__—5
Ins
Corp
Life Ins
-10.57
—1
Canada—25c
Co
Ins
Corp
83
Insurance
7.07
1
of
Ins
10%
48%
3%s
16.11
31%
Obligations of Government Agencies
8.78
1
62%
30
10
46
9.32'
15.09.
1
9%
58%
Insurance
4.61
<
1
Bond
B-3
4.22
1
5
(Jacksonville Fla) _2%
Life
Liberty
Life
(Birm)
Ins
Life
66%
78 %
American
Lamar
15.62
"8:62//
Fund-'——1 "
14.23
6.16
19%
5
Life
City
63%
10
Co
Owners
Life
:
—5
(D C) —4
(DC)_1.50
Employ Life Ins
Interstate
v:o?rVv,,„.
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Research- Investing-
.
s,
1
f
Growth
,''V
15.46,
_10c
Franklin
Group
Fund
Putnam
10.78
St
18%
5.64
*
240
173/3
a22.20
1
Ins_2.50
EmployeesTnsur
Lawyers
1
Insurance
Home
Reserve
67
228
Kentucky
1
Mutual Fund
63%
Corp—__10
10.45
—
Y_10
N
Co
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
38%
11.63
Fund Inc
Founders
Fund
Intl
3614
9.56
__1
Foursquare Fund
1.25
Internat'l Life
Jefferson
Mutual Fund Inc
Florida
(S F)
Insurance-—2
11.52
9.42
.
Life
—50c
Inc—
of
Co
Insurance
Republic
500
.-2.50
11.21
.
Fund
Home
Growth stock "V
8.67
Inc_l
4
•
Pine Street Fund Inc
10.25
Inc_lc
Co
Pioneer
1
Fd
Corp—5
9%
25c
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co
Shares split 2-for-l
123%
38%
Puritan
Fund
119
4%
8%
15.01
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc_
Phoenix
—*
351/2
13.89
9.29
116%
Kennesaw Life & Accident__1.25
50c
8.94
111
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Provident
5.16
68 %
56
4%
8.89
13.65
■r
64
53
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC)_5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
12.58
12.63
Investment Corp—1
Energy Fund: Inc-:^-——10
Equity Fund Inc—
20a?
53%
8.11
Inc
60%
49
11.48
Fund
157%
3%
Co
Peerless
*
(T Rowe)
33%
57%
,35%
79
73%
Illinois
al6.13
35%
54%
142
(NJ)
Insurance
17%
33%
75%
l
1
Indemnity
Insurance
-15
2.50
Amer—2
Providence-Washington
Hamilton
6.20
;_50c
Electronics
Pacific
Pacific
Life
Co
78%
Hanover
16.96
5.71
Fund
Stock Fund
Ins
Insurance—3.33%
Life
74
Gulf
14.21
Square Mutual Fund
Inc
Reinsurance
Greatamerica
13.55
Fund.
Natl
Line
5
(DC)
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
13.00
46%
Pioneer
Great
&
Inc„
24%
Protective
Hartford Steam
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
18.67
Fund
9.59
12.40
Howard—
&
12.50
9.49
1
Price
Eaton
11.56
al5.99
1
5.16
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc.
1
Inc
Fund
48
23%
83 %
Gov
10.29
William Street Fund
Penn
10.15
3.39
9.39
44%
43%
26 %
Gov't
8.67
5
137%
5
Glens Falls
8.73
;
P
Northeastern
71 %
9%
16%
34%
& Cas—1
79 %
Georgia
6.50
Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
9.57
1
25c
Stock
Investment Fund
7.92
7.99
Shares
7.19
60.19
4.55
7.25
7.93
Chemistry
Electronics
6.57
l
llnc_.
—
Shares
R
Capital
1
Fund
Delaware Income Fund Inc
Diver
York
1
Income
Vegh Mutual Fund
Delaware
Horizons
Nucleonics
4.16
5.95
England Fund
New
67
8%
15
32%
5
2.50
Northwestern
Old
40c
2.50
Co
Life
49 %
170 %
Ins
_2
Co
General Reinsurance
6.70
Fund Ltd_34c
New
7.48
21.18
6.13
Inc
10
Ins
62%
59%
Co——5
Life
24
Firemen's
12.54
1
Fund
New
6.84
Inc_lc
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Series B
Western
46%
165
470
11.47
1
1
Fire
10
1
Series
Fire
River..
Reinsurance
1
Stock
York
15%
Quaker
1
Series
Hampshire Insurance
Pyramid
1
Series-
Growth
19.39
Growth Fund
Stock
Casualty
Franklin
;
New
14%
1
Series
38%
72%
16.56
Bond
36%
77
15.32
_1
10.92
Western
Nationwide Corp class A
13%
Series—
9.90
Investment
National
69
Corp
1
Commonwealth
46%
Union
48 V:,
29 %
1
Investors
Series
5
National
45%
27%
5
Securities
Balanced
Fd__1
Gen
73
101%
23%
49V4
Fidelity & Deposit of Md__
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
24.47
11.14
Int'l
22%
Fidelity"" Bankers Life Ins
22.62
10.19
Commonwealth
97%
1
(Ark)__1
com
1
America
Assurance
Federal
National
10.95
15%
5
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA
"2.91
2.85
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
1.63
13%
Nat'l Life & Accident Ins
New
Employers
al4.91
1
National
Plan
National Investors Life
Employers Group Assoc
10.61
122%
17%
1.25
Eastern Life Ins Co of N Y——1
4.71
4.36,
9.67 I
116
60%
Nortli
Co
110 %
70%
North American
Forster
76%
105
16%
17%
&
62%
10
(Bait)
36%
of
49%
71
10
Monument Life
National Fire
20%
Fire Ins
118%
58 %
6714
MA"__2
of
Co
Insurance
114
46%
19
Co
5
Co
1
34
Crum
1 60
Tr
Growth—l
Ins
Casualty
NY—2
Ins
17%
5
(N Y)
Insur
171%
16
1
Co
Casualty
Life
Eagle
16.60
Mutual
Energy
Citizens
17%
16c
2
Ins_
Life
Continental Amer Life Ina
9.57
7.04
Fund—
Insurance
33
*
Co
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
7
30%
134%
57
5
(N J)
Life
Standard
Continental
7.10
—*
&
B—
Security
Criterion
12.28
15.86
1
16%
71%
Insur—5
Insurance
Life
1
Ins
Life
130
Ask
10
Continental
Funds—
Co
(Galveston)
6%
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
11.63
6.44
14.51
Ins
Re-insurance
Combined
16.14
8.19
Stock
-1
Fund Indt
Commonwealth
1.70
11.30
1
Inc
Colonial
1.92
1.56
int__33%c
Growth
Manhattan
Life
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
1.76
lc
1
beneficial
of
Inc_l
Companies
Life
Maryland
2.50
Assurance
Citizens
■3
Trust
1
Inc
Life
Nat
Bankers
25c
Century
Shares Trust
Fund of Boston
Chase
12%
Amer
al5.57
shares—lc
Investors
Investors
Growth
12.10
11.05
11%
Boston
Fund Inc_
Morton
Stock Fund
48
American
a30.40
*
Mediqal Securities Fund Inc
12.23
11.19
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Fund
:
Units
*
43
Home
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Massachusetts Life Fund—
International Growth- I
Ltd
Chemical
1
Special Investment shares
Fund—
Canadian
Growth
7.17
Funds—
General
5.03
1
13 %
Beneficial
15.34
—1
.
Canadian
Fund
18.81
Ltd
Fund
National
92
American Income Life Ins Co—1
12.39
Sayles Mutual Fund
Liberty
88%
American
6.58
Lincoln
12%
17.37
17.21
26%
Co_1.50
16.50
11.34
Inc
Fund
24%
Madison
American
31
23%
Lincoln
Insur
28
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
18
General
63 %
5
40%
57%
American
Penna
37
Insur_l
Bid
(Birm)__2
of
Co
22
16%
Life
6.82
1
1
Assurance
53
Founders
6.23
Inc—1
Investors
Stk
International
Loomis
Life
1
Trust
Par
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
166
1
Fund Inc
Ask
113%
160%
American
5.22
Ltd-.——
(1954)
Fund
Bid
108%
5
Insurance
American
Loomis-Sayles Canadian &
Inc—
General
Canada
1
Growth
Massachusetts
California
Com
Lexington Income
12.96
Investing
Bullock Fund Ltd-.
Com
Life
4.78
(Quotations for Friday, July 12)
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
——1
14.29
1
4 07
11.86
Inc—;
Street
Broad
1
11.15
1
—1
Corp
Fund
Boston
(Growth
Knickerbocker
Inc—1
Fund
(Income
Stock)
Canada
of
Ridge Mutual
Bondstock
S-2
Life
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
Casualty (111) _1
American Equitable Assur_
2.50
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
24.01
9.83
9.04
^
to Templeton
changed
22.01
Knickerbocker Fund
Fund
Growth
Canada
Name
*
Trust
&
Fund
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)
1
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd_l
1.69
4.f.4
"A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Atomic
Axe-Houghton
Monday, July 15, 1963
.
3.50
All Amer Life &
5.69
Stocks)
10.32
Sci Fd_33%c
Fund
Associated
5.20
S-3
•
9.44
1
S-l
al6.73
1
Mutual Fund Inc
American
(Growth Fund)
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
Cont.
'
American
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds—
Ask*
Bid
Par
Fund
Aberdeen
.
Volume
Number 6281
198
THE "COURSE
Bank
of the country,
cities of the
be
increase compared with a year ago.
an
States for which it is
United
$32,332,981,896 against $31,038,888,627 for the same week in 1962.
center there is
gai'n
a
A "
'
1963
j-
2,311,612
Lancaster
."I960
$
A
;
(a)
Wilkes-Barre
(a)
.
3.7
1,035,000,000
2,784,804
—19.5
4,980,480
4,917,191
,7,004.080
7,983,480
4,967,549
+
+ 30.6
7,311,647
43,313,977
35,796,373
1,233,713,336
•
0~.4
(a)
+ 10.9
7,287,483
28,015,592
23,001,298
+ 21.0
36,386,297
30,458,011
4.6
1,128,26,1,574
1,027,306,519
—
1,179,708,719
;
...
AY".
(a)
.
Delaware—Wilmington
cities)
2,769,598
4,718,211
938,000,000
7,581,803
30,114,990
(9
1,563,263
723,193
5,535,854
7,553,083
33,393,004
Jersey—Trenton
1,342,3381
1,639,063
>
:
+ 20+)
2,242,315
9,549,464
1
Scranton
*'
1,689,532
6.9
+
5,198,170
1,087,000,000
1,127,000,000
_
+ 17.3
1,758,684
2,162,248
6,287,075.
Philadelphia
Reading
%
1962
+
7,585,580
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
$17,795,073,750
$16,976,166,352
4.8
1,421,199,675
1,401,302,619
1.4
*1,150,000,000
York
1,129,000,000
1.9
Chicago
!
Philadelphia
843,898,556
City .[_
835,681,136
16,539,195
354,913,540
709,929,260
14,457,560
+ 14.4
14,836,022
16,107,280
321,839,071
641,318,620
+ 10.3
287,628,681
Cleveland
+ 10.7
581,715,516
Columbus
85,848,100
85,119,800
+
0.9
75.480,600
277,892,375
534,283,446
67,578,000
Mansfield
15,270,916
14,887,513
+
2.6
Youngstown
*
1.0
580,384,801
5.1
469,800,000
Louis
Ohio—Canton
15,989,144
+
8.2
14,180,027
13,345,224
473,740,924
14,774,116
428,156,468
+ 10.6
413,692,727
298,487,984
1,672,231,079
1,520,553,148
+10.0
1,402,520,908
1,321,127,397
6,063,762
+ 10.1
Cincinnati
*610,000,000
Boston
St.
1961
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended July 13—
Kansas
2,062,806
———————,
Chester
Total
New
July 6
or
Dec. %
New
Our comparative sum¬
for the week ending Friday of 4.8%.
^
Inc.
$
(*)
Bethlehem
York
for this week follows:
mary
At this
,
J
Pennsylvania—Altoona
possible to obtain weekly-clearings will
Our, preliminary totals
'
...
Ended
1962
1963
-
■
45
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia-
Pre¬
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
week
.'••A'*
•.
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 13, clearings for all
4.2% above those of the corresponding week last year.
stand at
(233)
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
428,800,000
9.6
•
12,933,988
14,987,335
0.8
968,736,000
961,516,390
Pittsburgh
475,609,280
467,815.885
1.7
Cleveland
738,252,160
701,382,079
5.3
Baltimore
417,377,493
414,101,863
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
0.8
Francisco
San
Total
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
Ten
cities,
five days
Other
cities,
five
Total
All
all
cities,
Total
cities,
all
4.2
+
3.7
$29,848,432,375
+
4.1
1,190,456,252
+
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
$31,063,157,172''
days
1,269,824,724
for
$32,332,981,896 $31,038,888,627
week.
+
23,143,000
20,949,000
8.8
228,066,742
206,060,61-7
+ 39.1
9.139,790
8.6
358,717,113
3,355,625
350,225,680
9.2
148,913,923
(6
126,192,380
9.4
773,686,616
718,052,131
+
10,091,448
383,657,818
+
175,479,968
160.628.737
+
884,023,480
808,079,501
+
28,527,087
129,786,772
+ 24.7
28,340,960
188,836,837
+ 45.5
-154,868,582
128,325,617
482,300,000
cities)
30,910,000
216.727.736
14,033,600
416,610,495
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington
Total
cities
5,968,229
5,706,048
+ 14.4
35,350,000
235,872,492
Richmond
South
five
6,676,925
.
6.7
!6,173,210,258
day
one
+
5,952,281,250
$2(1,889,946,914 $23,896,151,125
days
cities)
(7
430,000,000
+ 12.2
419,400,000
375,000,900
4.2
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta
♦
Estimated.
35,577,291
Tennessee—Knoxville
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
issue of next week.
our
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
inasmuch
as
the week ends
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
we
statement, however, which we present further
able to give final and complete results of
are
For that week there
July 6.
was
an
at
week in 1962.
this center showing an increase of
there
2.1%.
was a
+ 16.3
8,250,313
6,782,906
7,480,259
6,000,331
251,147,565
+
4.2
222,797,818
222,395,364
232,808,899
18,775,669
250,551,662
+ 12.9
212,872,119
7.4
15,030,733
978,213
880,790
+ 11.1
1,182,193
231,447,986
16,508,973
848,320
an
'cities
Louisiana—New
Total
according to the
and from this we note that in
District of 4.6%.
293,166,532
cities)
Indiana—Fort
Wayne—
+
Indianapolis
—
South Bend
In
in the
and
San
an
increase of 4.5%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 16.2%,
Francisco Reserve District of 8.2%.
In the following we furnish a summary by
Haute—.
Terre
._
1963
1st
2nd
1,089,343,454
York
New
9
.
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
9
.
__
7
If
17,591,878,771
<4
+ 10.8
,+.
17,256,156,699
1.9
1960
$
Dec. %
982,805,191
916 500,732
14,712 ,588,009
Y,Y
852,134,300
13,043,084,042
1,233,713,336
1,179,708,719
+
4.6
1,128 ,261,574
1,027,306,519
1,672,231,079
1,520,553,148
+ 10.0
1,402 520,908
44
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
8th
St.
6
Richmond
6th
884,023,480
A—.
—
Louis
17
-
4
.
808,079,501
9.4
1,582,360,562
1,396,001,842
+ 13.3
1,318 812,624
1,777,963,190
+
7.7
1,744 743,385
1,575,228,863
880,153,315
792,965,701
+ 11.0
775 568,256
705,025,883
698,879,737
+
9.1
655 426,954
603,311,555
+
44
44
44
10th
Kansas
11th
Dallas
12th
San
City
9
__
_
6
.
_
10
Francisco
44
765,166,320
44
+
732,558,976
728,335,238
45
665 272,523
718,052,131;
613,144,575
+ 16.2
626,729,480
1,681,564,411
1,553,928,722
44
558 096,298
537,038,417
8.2
1,371, 999,529
We
week
now
ended
add
29,326,330,906
5.0
26,023,477,408
12,564,149,061
8.8
11,766,095,986
10,887,997,130
detailed statement showing the figures for
$
Ended
1962
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
3,835,641
Portland
$
Total
(4 cities)
Fall
New
1961
1960
$
Dec. %
V
Haven
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
4,561,627
7.2
3,964,683
cities)
1.1
7,323,814
8,203,283
+ 10.1
729.888,619
North
South
9.3
4,004,209
3,780,859
—31.1
2,223,671
-
New
4,057,662
+
3,714,976
f 19,430,047
16,134,989
2.0
14,161,001
13,763,956
22,112,397
17,076.013
+
83,190,296
67,399,011
+ 23.4
52,840,596
61,685,424
28,725,918
+
3.7
28,287,280
52,812,800
43,734,900
+ 20.8
46,706,100
35,333,137
4.988,254
4,515,281
+ 10.5
3,955,736
1,089,343,454
982,805,191
+10.8
916,500,732
cities)—
(7
Northern
Total
(9
Jersey
cities)
136,389,951
3,321,104
792,965,701
+11.0
775,568,256
705,025,883
+ 12.9
8,718,707
475,374,860
+
7.8
9,742,733
452,185,989
9,609,248
413,057,859
180,028,463
+ 13.3
160,145,394
148,415,181
0.7
10,089,778
0.9
3,577,255
6,817,928
9,907,134
3,367,813
6,339,503
—
10,505,283
—
3,883,391
6,323,727
14,519,628
+ 12.0
+
14,045,306
698,879,737
1,065,
1,394,982
1,053,974
Hastings
v
-
'
3.4
12,867,277
12,614,817
+
9.1
655,426,954
603,311,55^
170,181,769
916,984
9,091,950
4.7
150.299,377
140,830,456
13,829 585.
3.3
17,159,689
13.228,584
810
7.5
502,985,168
13,320,356
8,807,685
.
—
cities)
(9
903,397
10,337,847
4.1
32,824,342
433,803,049
32,439,762
396,930,489
11,953,051
6,647,988
11,168,219
+ 10.8
765,166,320
City
Joseph
Total
0.5
8.2
—
483,273 298
732,558,976
+
4.5
665,272,523
613,144,575
Co9,ioi'^l
+
1.5
"13,558,959
13,303,903
+ 19.0
476,197,139
42,927,284
458,032,882
.
37,079
39,852,224
<■
Missouri—Kansas
1,516,018
1,343,783
+ 30.9
162,551, 931
13,281,162
+
554
12,273, 291
1,059 ,505
14,289,000
Wichita
Eleventh Federal Reserve
13,478, 891
7,947, 111
1.2
—
7,022,113
Dallas
*20,000,000
■
638,260,352
44,855,928
6,122,000
'
5,220,806
13,876,152
*
—
Worth
Fort
District—Dallas-
~~~
Galveston
—
Falls—
Wichita
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
-♦
cities)
(6
728,335,238
-
;
536,521,647
43,558,445
6,719,301
6,058,039
14,165,857
3.0
+
39,172,430
5,530,900
5,324.000
8.9
—
~
—13.8
6,085,855
5,155,365
2.0
14,003,061
15,743,337
38,610,502
63,549,352
—43.7
60,364,546
59,734,682
5.2
126,929,500
126,874,323
3,163,560
+ 19.7
3,626,726
3,168,004
4,390,098
+ 11.6
4,422,956
4,078,165
2.1
14,257,381,422
12,611,280,709
55,627,951
47,107,297
143,378,339
+
249,862,693
+ 16.2
558,096,298
60,868,400
1.0
33,371,274
3.9
30,600,883
89,900,863
0.1
83,442,827
75,594,794
95,301,440
90,352,968
5.5
90,191,198
33,584,054
17,591,878,771
17,256,156,699
1.9
14,712,588,009
13,043,084,042
8,022,979
194,380,284
185,522,567
1.9
9.7
8,807,169
198,506,327
6,846,365
195,090,453
2.4
99,456,276
92,296,556
—39.8
+ 10.7
22,863,079
12,832,449
769,832,907
661,229,026
+ 16.5
38,226,877
39.029,228
6.3
11,958,349
11,693,679
7.8
15,135,812
13,311,690
.+
227,880,092
129,721,890
15,057,160
132,959,887
25,009,142
10,964,773
Lake
12,732,784
932,880,155
'
51,609,536
17,121,324
Y 16,136,906
842,864,397
44,307,775
1,681,564,411
1,553,928,'722
+
8.2
1,371,999,529
1,253,773,753
30,786,591,748
29,326,330,906
+
5.0
26,023,477,408
23,499,277,839
12,564,149,061
+
8.8
11,766,095,986
10,887,997,13®
City-
Beach
Pasadena
San
Francisco
Jose
--
—
Barbara
—
Stockton
+
Total
Grand
(10 cities)
total
Outside
537,038,417
+ 10.3
—
"
16,112,481
17,498,674
—
.
—13.9
+
—
31,662,014
89;,315,416
+
'
250,041,885
,
California—Long
Santa
226,540,511
7,868,089
.
—
San
16,762,181,845
626,729,480
—
District—San Francisco
Oregon—Portland
34,686,457
New
3,860,544
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityNebraska—Fremont
852,134,300
61,467,811
Jersey—Newark
143,572,369
2.7
3,933,781
4,897,309
Syracuse
New
232,814,828
+ 17.0
+
4,500,525
26,131,075
17,112,325,682
Rochester
332,500.000
263,035,343
762,159,353
A
Helena
Texas—Austin
0.6
17,421,782
3,785,354
York
365,100,000
7,080,416
Montana—Billings
1,545,231
—
+ 11.2
150,888,800
Jamestown
8.9
+
9,841,643
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Utah-Salt
Elmira
1,575,228,863
7.7
+
7,452,636
673,656,647
—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Buffalo
1,744,743,385
i
—10.3
512,384,170
Paul
St.
Yakima
York—Albany
17,076,428
14,283,780
204,049,977
10,434,500
3,849,019
Minneapolis
Washington—Seattle
New
21,079,533
>15,538,409
7,764,373
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
Twelfth Federal Reserve
(12
6,399,662
8.1
+ 11.3
158,971,747
3,908,256.
29,780,650
Connecticut—Hartford
New
1,920,559
—
24,588,480
Springfield
Rhode
4,226,795
4,590,567
Bedford
8,799,784
775,599,221
1,342,663
„
Worcester
New
4,133,685
3,832,227
River
1,137,499,580
10,539,666
+ 14.4
—
410,000,000
219,493,429
880,153,315
j
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
8,706,397
Lowell
2,262,254
1,259,672,025
+ 10.6
446,600,000
242,852,205
186,079,220
4,621,890
,
Colorado—Colorado Springs
854,253,697
Massachusetts—Boston
—
Kansas—Topeka
July 6
Inc.or
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
7.1
19,015,598
2,485,371
17,937,982
8.6
+
1,777,963,190
Louis
Missouri—St.
Omaha
1963
'■
,
A 1,915,662,429
Lincoln
Week
;
each city for the
July 6 for four years:
Clearings at—
9,963,372
60,888,639
+
17,167,993
IT,107,726
•
4.3
4,825,098
154,512,741
3,505,513
57,947,008
+
15,188,165
19,115,935
(17 cities)--
+ 10.5
9,619.707
13,964,543
-
11,249,608
5,186,611
159,368,964
8,051,329
—12.5
20,921,581
2,326,136
11,005,917
Peoria
11,200,410
7.7
+ 15.8
+
5,862,630
23,499,277,839
13,674,266,066
our
,
5.1
+
163,519,748
9,009,405
1,253,773,753
+
30,786,591,748
106 cities
Total
+ 14.2
1,270,544,315
Decatur
Rockford
Total
Outside New York City
+ 12.7
13,357,673
1,250,050,404
1,915,662,429
41
10
„
773 686,616
762,159,353
5th
112,970,278
10,450,913
16,548,739
84,978,000 7
1,361,042,747
-
1,321,127,397
41
18,535,559 +
11,013,984
18,759,192
110,998,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1961
Inc. or
1962
$
Boston
Chicago
Total
Federal Reserve Districts:
20,697,463
65,915,257
City
Illinois—Bloomington
(I
3,724,051
+ 10.4
68,740,542
18,300,845
2,526,127
A J
Moines
Des
3,362,629
+ 38.3
—16.3
3,395,349
9,952,409
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Springfield
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended July 6—
232,642,234
1,250,050,404
14,225,053
20,009,082
15,248,305
6,311,716
189,329,037
-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
The Chicago
In the Kansas City Reserve
11.0%, and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of 9.1%.
District the totals record
249,287,000
1,318,812,624
+
22,823,092
v
4,694,803
25,204,144
11,911,996
21,034,991
127,315,000
-
Lansing
gain of 7.7%; the St. Louis Reserve District of
a
8.0
+13.3
271,339,000
1,396,001,842
Sioux
Reserve District has to its credit
+
17,483,101
1,582,360,562
Orleans
8.5
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
larger by 10.0%; in the Richmond Re¬
9.4%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 13.3%.
(10
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
improvement of 1.9%; in the Bos¬
ton Reserve District of 10.8%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve
the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
10,112,269
Mississippi—Vicksburg
against $29,326,330,906 in the
We group the
the New York Reserve District the totals show
District by
+
6,962,061
261,706,946
—
„
M'acon
gain of 8.8%; the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located
serve
below,
9,323,804
8,097,906
Florida—Jacksonville
increase of 5.0.%; the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city
28,901,320
the previous week—the week ended
the whole country having amounted to $30,786,591,748
same
-
Alabama—Birmingham
Ac¬
not available at time of going to press.
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
(106
New
"
cities)
York
(a) Clearings
City
—
13,674,266,066
operations discontinued.
* Estimated.
32,929,538
15,824,151
/
v
46
(234)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant
the
to
requirements
522: of
Section
of
the
Tariff Act
of
'
to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world. We give below a record
;for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
JULY
Country and Monetary Unit
FEDERAL
BY
Noon
1963
5.
Buying
TO
JULY
Rate
Friday'
RESERVE
for
11,
BANK
1963,
TO
INCLUSIVE
Cable" TTansfMSltt
July 5
.1..
(July 8
Australia,
'
$
-•"+•
?.00714242
peso
pound
2.232000
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
Finland, markka
'
.251212
India,
.309670-,
Ireland,
pound
lira
Spain,
Switzerland, franc :
Republic of South Africa,
United
r:*1
.204050
.251131
.209723
.203698
>
first
tender
Date
Page
pfd. stock——July 19
7
;
,
cumul.
Co.—
s,.f. bonds
mtge.
due
partial
Aetna
\
.209628
;
.00275483
.277600
-
Jan.
1,
1970
—July 16
Finance
redemption
5%%
due
Feb.
1975
1,
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
5lU%
cumulative prior preferred stock
4%% debs, due Aug.
Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc., 5% debs, due
Aug
'
1 *': V 7
.0349000'
>+
.231175
1.395377
.193150.
.231145
first
■
..231165
1.395168
•
.
2.801500
:>- ■'
2.801220
2.800780
2.800800
:v',v
Transcontinental
Consolidated Statement of Condition
millions
of
ber banks
+')
Increase (
-
July 10,
ASSETS—
GCld
or
■'/ "
1963
certificate
abcount-jt^i^---Li-
Redemption fund for
Total
reserves
decreased $405 million,
advances_____"
Acceptances: '
••
:
—
131
j
54"?
—
330
—-
8 ;
434
,
+:
-f
>.
V
40
under
repurchase agreement,
U.> S. Government securities:
3
,.17
•Bought outright—
Bills
3,235
_*
Certificates
-
Bonds
v
-
—_
_
■
■
,
.
i
Total
v.
Held
bought
under
I
Total U.
7•
S.
•
Govt.
.
-
+:
agreement
securities__
238
..
1.;. *
+.
670
236
+
2,608
.156 :
—
+
196
',392
—
+
1
5,347
-102
assets
54.054
(1,357)
Reserve
''/
notes.
54,054
Member
S.
(284) 30,803
bank
.:
:
0
1 fir: t►—1o1
i
I
—
!
tO
Total
and
+2,105
16,242
account.
1,190
73
—1,296
Commercial
306
+
17
+
9
—
964
—
+
deposits
;
availability cash items„
Other liabilities &
17,817
(1,073)'*
3Bf8
accrued dividends
—1 '151
*,
U.-
~
—
—
'268
77
252
+
•
Total
liabilities
(1,357)
_**
52,515
—1,159*
in
I
482
Surplus
Other
U.
accounts;:.
deposit
and
F.
R.
note
combined
purch.
on
liabilities
—1,142
are
46
+
5
to
securities
83
.
or
the eliminations made in
the
one
to
Total
leading cities
changes for the week
ended July 3: Decreases of
$313 million iri loans ad¬
justed and $546 million in
holdings of U. S. Govern¬
ment securities; increases of
$714 million in reserves
with
Federal Reserve
deposits
Mutual
adjusted!—
---
and
$140 million;
these
and
loans
dealers
industrial
loans
decreased
during the comparable
decreased
for
ment.; securities
purchasing
for
$171
million.
week
Loans
a
to
a
net
year
Other
purchasing or carrying U. S. Govern¬
$188 million, and their loans
carrying "other" securities decreased
decreased
or
to sales and
personal financing in¬
stitutions increased $1 million
and loans to "other" nonbank financial institutions
increased $13 million, as com¬
increase of $154 million and a
decrease
of $4
million, respectively, during the similar week in
with
an
banks
institutions,
53
+ 2,513
33
29,831
+
12
615
—2,364
+
14,383
'
28
431
—
40
+
2,736
+
148
+
and
deposits—totalfl
714
—
'253*
'17
Governments,
Commercial
+" "
74
14
509
+ 1,319
+
9,907
987
+
158
1,484
+
812
+
666
—
+
4,998
+
;
6,901;
338
'
93
243
—
102
—
+
1
+
1,026
07
+
128
33
561
42
—
+'
—
+ 7,737
68
+.3,778
39
+ 2,793
—
65
—
227
+i
'
+
496
2
+
35
2,797
+
—
537
.___
7
of
loans
all
to
.
fl Includes
time
*
shown
and
deposits
commercial
individual
deposits
"
certified
not
domestic
dqmestic commercial banks,
§ Includes
2,224
687
15
U.
banks
items
checks
S.
(San
Francisco
not
shown
Government
4%
1
10-18
7-15
'
'
■
•
6-28
7-15
6-28
7-15/
6-29
15c
7-31"
7-19
7Vac 1
-
7-23
i
4
7-
r '
v/
.
2
2
2 Vac
-
and
'
—?;
7-23
7-
25c
7-29
7-12
37V2C
(initial
(quar.)
noncumulative
Kansas
4%
3c
after
292
+
8
shown
55
+,
629
deduc¬
gross.
separately.
postal
savings
-
„
City
Class
B
class
Kent-Moore
(Stock
~
(quar.)
7-29
7-10
10c
3%
9-13
8-30
9-13
8-30
10-15
10-
87 Vac
——
(quar.)
10-
1
r
1
9-16
87 VaC
1-2-64
12-16
10c
7-16
6-14
25%
Ine
7-30
Organization Inc.—
*
Shops
Common
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
7-
8
7-15
?7Vzc
Class
B
payments
income)
10-15
10-
8
8
are
1-15-64
1-
4-15-64
4-
8
1-15-64
1-
8
2%
15c
B-3
Stock
(Above
7-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)_,
Fund
6-30
8-
27 Vac
—_—
—
•
Common
6-30
7-15
27 VaC
:
5%
preferred (s-a)
Keystone Alloys (stock dividend)
Keystone Custodian Funds:
Bond
8
7-15
834C
Common
and
1
7-
1%
A
Stone
Low-priced
Low-priced
7-
7-15
3c
;___
—
7-15
75c
:?
—
class
7-15
7 Vac
27 Vac
—
dividend
A
9
8-1
•v
.
Co.,
(quar.)
Class
8-
5c'"
________
:
Kentucky
6-28
10c
dividend)
Foods,
6-28
7-15
-
15c
—
—
Stock
8-14
7-15
50c
■
Kent Washington
Inc.
(quar.)
Kentucky Stone (increased quar.)
Kenwin
8-14
25c
(payable in class B shs.)
preferred
3V2 %
preferred
Kelly Girl Service,
8-14
.
—
.■
Company—
8-14 :v;
8-14
$1.12+2
;
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-10
$1.08 3/4
preferred
A
9-17
r
L' 95c
-
:
Southern Ry.—
Oil,
1
7-23
$1
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
Kaufman & Broad Building
(quar.)'
Kavanau Corp., (monthly) _:
Kawanee
10-
~
,
—1
noncumulative
7-31
7-15
7-15
6-30
47c
Fund
from
S-4
-1
7-15
6-30
4c
7-15
6-30
investment
(quar.)
35c
7-15
Press,
(I.
B.)
Knapp-Monarch
Inc.
(quar.)
Rubber
Co.—
(quar.)
1
——
7-
2
60c
7-15
7-
2
12 VaC
Extra
Kingsport
Kleinert
District)
U5c.;
r
(quar.)—
com.
King-Seely Thermos Co.
separately.
Preliminary
,
and
are
—
184
492
except those of U. S. Government
less cash items In process of collec¬
officers'
of
loan
+
+
26
—
—
13,951
reserves;
demand
31
—
5,439
ACCOUNTS
valuation
t Includes
Co.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Kansas City Southern Industries—
3+2%
+
163
Banks
liabilities—
common
(quar.)
Extra
'
i-
(quar.)_'_
(quar.)***;__;—^—
new
preferred
70
71
103
Reserve
9-16
7-18
;'.:
7-10
1
11-
tl33/4C
—
City Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)— -L
preferred
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
Kellogg
+
3,901
etc.
8-1
8-
-
-
7-15
7-15
•
7+2C,
...
*_—
$4
65
+
II,230
others
and
275
11,978
r
institutions,
8-15
7-31
9-30
'_—*
$3.80
+
65,485
_—*
official
7-15
1
(quar.)
Kansas
+
+
banks-
Federal
tion. '
$1.50
K&iser-Nelson
Key
From
of
Corp.-—
preferred
7-10
1
•
A
Manufacturing
28
+
—
54,924
deposits
political
subdivisions
...
! Exclusive
class
1
933Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
7-10
88-
93 % c
B
(quar.)—
Inc.,
B
Jupiter
78
—
36,518
interbank*
CAPITAL
Hill's
5
3,514
+
Joy
'
A
7-10
7-19
$1
—*_
On-The-Spot Central Inc.
Josten's,
—4,310
141
—
—
Borrowings:
tion
Johnny
355
—
Ltd.—
preferred
7-31
5c
(quar.)_
preferred
5V2%
Johnson
partnerships & corporations:
time
Foreign:
Other
6%
-
7-19
20c
..
—•*—_
Co., common (quar. )_1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
Class
I,161
—
(quar.)—_—_
Co.
Tea
4
—
-
preferred
JoCKey Club,
1,194
.
405
—
1,769
+
—
546
—
3,818
etc.
brokers
$72 million. Loans
pared
;
deposits—,.
Domestic
of
ago
—
.
official
savings
Savings
to
__i*_
Co.
6
10c
—
li
—___
Construction
(Andrew)
7-
9-
20c
—
(quar.)_
Stock dividend
Individuals,
States
Jergens
-
Commercial
Banks
+!
169
—
94,964
****—_
Inc.
7-12
' + 6-28
8-26
10c
3%%
1
649
Governments,
Time
Colby,
7-15
40c
*
25
61,023
& corporations
subdivisions
(quar.).
Inc. ; (quar.)
Holders
"
4%
—;——
——
Mfg.
2
invest¬
irum
14
172,039
—
.
income)
Jantzen,
10
(semi-annual
8-
■:"*
20c
•V.
;
—.■*■_•
Inc.'
3%%
savings
Foreign:
ment
$4.35
political
From
and
'
143
Payable of Rec.
■>
$1.25
dividend
Fund,
Jane
45c
:___—:_^_—
Jewel
5,277
partnerships
and
Stock
Istel
When
/
Share
(quar.)_;„
Investors
476
3,126
deposits—total?——_—2_
-
deposits.
Commercial
y
-"■143 •;
July 29
/"
601
1,493
*
Israel
+ 1,371
—
*
■
common
Ipco Hospital Supply (initial)
56
—
13,408
deposits
principal
credited
158
Co.,
+
*
S.
Government*
Domestic interbank:
CommerciaL
-
+
/
Light
13
1,268
banks
assets/liabilities.
2,276
&
204
7,371
—
8,480
+
18,194
—
U.
and $1,026 million in de¬
domestic commercial
banks,
and decreases of $987 million
in demand
deposits ad-'
justed and $243 million in U» S.
Government demand
mand
1985
;
+
coin
domestic
+
...LIABILITIES—
Condition Statement of Member
Banks
following
l.
1993-
1,
"V
2198
v'.":: L'
-Aug
2
v')'„?.'•
due
issue.
1
2,490?'
•_
Individuals,
the
pref. Stock—July 31
conv.
Dec.
742
:
States
shows
this
due
Company
Power
4%
years—,
assets—net
9,630
25
—
—
16,824
years
.
+ 9,015
72
19,088
—
commercialbanks—*
securities—total
Demand
banks
in
debs,
4,179
3,087
etc.;.-
Demand
member
2564 *
24
:
4.56%
(quar.)—
Jersey Central Power & Light—
,
year
five
with
consolidating
statement of weekly
reporting
of the Federal Reserve
System in
.Sep
Co.—
and
Per
Institutions:
finance,
;_L—
Government
and
Other
-
condition
2355
2462"»/
Continued from page 11
Jefferson
79
banks—;.
domestic
Currency
1
—
I
Edison
subord.
conv.
Name of
+
188
—
1,521
financial
securities—
Reserves with F. R., Banks
—2.5%
1
r
stocks
California
•Announced
carrying:
securities
loans
After v,five
I
The
47/s%
Iowa
6
—
3,351
personal
foreign
Balances
—
•
Vy.:,-;
Southern California Gas Co.—
First mortgage bonds, series C,
United Air Lines, Inc.—
.
1962
140
+
457
?
loans————
to
One
0.4%
'
1741
1
—
conv. pref. stock
Jacobson
Other
+
Aug
.
4.48%
July 4,
313
—
1,539
._**_*_ *_**_*_
Within
+2.105
+
*
.
stock
Co., Ltd.—
:
/
•
'
preferred series F stock
-July 15
mtge.- series D bonds due 1964___——_*Aug
1
Corp., 5%
first preferred and $2.50 second
preferred
Southern
•
_
j
•
T—31.5%
acceptances
for foreign correspondents
Figures in parentheses
prpcess.
54,054
(1,357)
16
prelerred
cumul.
purchas¬
.
purchasing
nonbank
estate
S.
for
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtednessTreasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing
24
+
123
'-■.' Total
liabs, & capital accounts
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
to
Contingent liability
+
934
_
capital
1
for
finance,
Other
+2,030
dealers
securities
to
Loans
9
&
securities-:
Other.
_
ACCOUNTS—-
paid
cumulative
DIVIDENDS
711
—
35,459
i
S.~ Government
-
Loans
Capital
4%
Electric
or
380
—
—
84,380
1
industrial loans
carrying:
loans
Sales
17
+
Co.,
2560
2353
to
( + >
1963
132,405
■.
loans
brokers
Other
18
Real
CAPITAL
and
or
Other
Loans
Total
.-Aug
—
1st
Polaroid
but !two
June 26,
133,673
adjusted!
S.' Government
Other
754
;
to
ing
U."
602
+
:
2461
5V2%
(In millions of dollars)
investments
investments
adjusted!*
1,786
+
184
___i
and
Agricultural
+
v•?•//;
—
1963
2352
3V2%
Decrease (—) Since
rv
loans
Loans
5
-
Other
Deferred
all
1963*
ASSETS—
+ 2,105
—1,142"'
Page":-
Date
Ry.
due
.
July 3,
201
Foreign
in
,
198
+
:
reserves-.
Treasurer—general
decreased
V;Increase
2,804
:
:*.•
adjusted
+ 2,869
to
<Ti
bonds
5
Hawaiian
.
32,463 "•
i
mtge.
Garanet-Denver
million.
from others decreased $26 million. Loans
domestic commercial banks decreased
$169 million.
Loans
Federal
deposits
$148
rowings
Loans
Deposits:.
increased
'
•
.*
LIABILITIES—''"''
*'■
"•
1st
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$31 million and bor¬
—7,455
59
—
32,291
..*.
,
1
U.
627
"
32,053
securities
Cash items in
process of collection
Bank:, .premises
Total
?
8,766
'
outright_^^_i__
'. '
' f
- "
'
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V
"~25
+
4,548
'
T
■
securities
.144
preferred
Treasury certificates
corporations decreased $39 million.
+
+
9,806
___
*•'
repurchase
—: 320
14,464"
___
Notes
;/yy
Charlotte Air Line
Burlington
City District,; and $82 million in the Atlanta
District. Savings deposits increased
$163 million and
"other" time deposits of
individuals, partnerships, and
8
—.
,
Industries, Inc., 4% preferred stocks; 4.2% /+] •
stocks, and 4^2% preferred stocks.:
-July 15
Central Securities Corp. $1.50 cum. conv.
pref. stock—Aug
/ l
Coleman Co., Inc., 4lA%
cumul. preferred stock
Aug 12
mem^
districts and included decreases of $329 million in the
Chicago District, $303 million in New York City, $106
million in the Cleveland
District, $86 million in the
624'
74
+,
"_i
—
&
3%%
Kansas
.Bought outright
■%
"Other"
Demand
19
—
1
.
million.
745
121
+
15,403
(284)
_
Discounts and
1962"
—'
54
1,298
.
notes and U. S. Government bonds decreased $153
ury
July 11,
1963 '
—'
14,105
R» notes_*_ +
F.
gold certificate
Cash
Held
July 3,-
^
,
143
1
entire issues called;
Company and Issue—
increased $12 million, and the combined total of Treas¬
Decrease (—) Since
V .ve
;
51
mtge.
v+/y
Atlanta
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting
dollars)
.
h
143
.
Pipe Line Corp.—
pipe line bonds due 1979 and 5^8%
first mtge. pipe line
bonds, due. 1980
Aug
Vulcan Materials Co., 6%%' cumul.
preferred stock
Nov
1962;/Real estate loans increased: $53 million, "Other"
loans increased $33 million.
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
(In
:
Gas
*
•'
102
2564
..
-
5%+first
t-
100
*101
mtge.
_
.0349000
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V.
/
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bds., series A, due July 15, 1981___July 15
Steinberg's Properties Ltd.— ■
^
'
6%
first mtge. series D bonds due
Aug. 1, 1984
Aug
1
Texas Eastern Transmission
Corp.—
?■•
■"<" 5Vi%
debs, due Dec. 1, 1976—
Aug
1
5%%
debs, due Aug. 1, 1980,
and 5J/2 % v deben:
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tures, due Dec. 1, 1976
:
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premier
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1982—Aug
1
Aug. 1, 1967—Aug
1
Co., 4% debs, due Aug. 1, 1972_
Aug
1
Co., 5% debs, due Aug. 1, 1977—
Aug
1
Steel Mills, Ltd.—■
v.,
.326212,
2.773049
.139975
.
Page
1
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were
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for/ redemption,
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July 11
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1930
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Monday, July 15, 1963
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•
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the
on
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
•
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily
.
7-26
6-14
HVtC
9-12
8-28
10c
7-15
6-28
Volume
198
Number 6281
.
.
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of Company
Knickerbocker
Growth
investment
net
*•-
Fund
income
Saare i Payaole
"*'■
--
*
(2
cents
from
3
cen^s
from
pius
Class
Kostin
Corporation
Kroger
Company
(quar.)
Minnesota
8-28
Mississippi
7-oi
7-19
10c
,
(quar.)
Kunlman
(quar.)
1
Electric
5%%
Co.,
pfd.
Yl3%c
(quar.)
A
,
8-
(John),
LaiUjpn
(quar.)
Ltd.
V
7-15
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—
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Real
Shares
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of
9-
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3
9-13
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Mother's
(Fla.)—(monthly)
interest
j
7-15
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5%
•
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Wayne)
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10-15
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dividend)
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CO
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7-15
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3
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11-15
2-17
9-10
8-16
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$1.10
12-10
11-15
National
$1.10
3-10-64
Logan
—
(Jonathan)
London
.
Loomis-Sayles
Louisiana
Mutual
Power
4.96%
&
preferred
4.16%
preferred
Lowe's
Companies, Inc.
Lowney
8-
8-
2
8-
class
National
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Financial
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6-21
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7-15
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Videotronics,
class
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7-15
7-31
7-17
10-10
7-15
6-14
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15c
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7-15
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6-28
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7-15
8-15
7-25
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9-20
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8-25
7-15
10-
10-id
10c
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A
7-15
7-
1
Montmy
8c
7-31
8-30
Macoid
Macy
47c
(E. F.j
<jq.
40c
(quar.)
H.)
(quar.)
Co., 474%
&
preferred
B
Stock
Majestic
Specialties
Maple
Shirt
Leaf
Maremont
6%
4%%
Mfg.
(increased-quar.)_
34c
Marsh
B
7-31
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8-19
3
7-15
7-
50c
Field
&
•,
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Casualty
Massachusetts
4.767c
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4.447c
7-16
8-15
8-
5
Mathews
Maust
May
Co.
7-
8-
Department
$1.11
10c
5
(quar.)
1
8-
7-
$4.11
$4.16
1
9-10
8-26
7-22
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7-30
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9-
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7
8-15
93 %c
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3
85c
9-
3
25c
8-
1
8-
1
McCall
12%-c
8-
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25c
7-31
7-31
7-17
8-
7-19
for
the
(quar.)
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Melville
4%
M'ensh
Pictures
Motor
Merritt-Chapman
Metromedia,
&
(l-20th
of
a
Gas
&
Mid-America
Preferred
Middlesex
Midnite
2%
8-15
&
10%
8-15
32 %c
sh.
com.
37 %c
4.40%
sh.
held)
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32 %c
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(quar.)-;
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7-15
6-29
40c
7-26
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25c
7-15
6-28
80c
(quar.)
1
7-15
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7-15
6-29
$1.75
8-
1
7-20
6-29
1
7-
20c
8-
1
7-12
2
1
7-17
Precision
Preferred
Utilities
8-
1
1
6-24
1
6-24
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6-24
7-15
7-15
7-15
6-21
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6-21
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1
9-13
7-10
6-28
7-20
90c
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7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
6-28
$1.02%
7-15
$1.04
7-15
6-28
$5c
7-15
6-28
25c
8-
1
7-10
25c
8-
1
1
7-10
7-24
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4.90%
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7-30
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9-
9
8-23
$43c
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9
6-29
7-30
7-10
7-19
7-15
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—
-
7-26
.
6-28
6-28
7-12
7-26
7-12
1
7-10
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8-
1
7-10
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—1_
—
2
7-15
18c
20c
(quar.)_——
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60c
$1.06
of Cen¬
9-10
8-29
60c
7-15
7-
8
$15c
8-15
7-15
8-15
7-15
Products
Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock
Inc.
(initial)
preferred
Instrument
Foods
A
;
-
dividend)—
8-
7
6-29
Puritan
8-1':
7-18
$1
10-
1
9-23
8-
1
7-22
3%
1
9-23
8-20
Otis
7-15
7-
1
12 %c
7-31
7-16
Ltd.—
—.——
—
Outlet
,
-
Products
Elevator
Corp..
Co.
Co.
common
(initial)-.
(quar.)
Company
Paper
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—
———
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
Oxford
8
7-15
7-
5
8-30
8-16
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8-
1
7-
2
9-
3
8-15
8-
1
7-
7-15
6-21
7-15
6r28
37]/ac
3174c
24c
......
10c
(quar.)
8-
1
9-
2
8
7-12
8-15
7r
7-25
2
7-10
7-22
•
20c
$1.0674
$1.16
$1.22 V2
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
9-
3
8-12
9-
3
8-12
9-
1
84 2
9c
10c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
7-25
7-
7-30
7-15
9-
1
7-10
3
8-12
n
Inc.—
(Quarterly from investment
Puritan Sportswear (quar.)
income)
-'
3
R.
Co.
Can
C.
T
1st
10c
(quar.)
preferred
6-11
7-31
7-20
7-29
10- 1
$1.50
Corp. (resumed)
Corp. 01 America, common
$3.50
6-24
7-15
55c
(quar.)
E
&
Radio
7-20
7-20"
25c
Quaker Oats Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
Quincy Mining Co.
6c
35c
(quar.)__
8772c
(quar.)
6-24
7-15
6-29
6-17
9-20
Rand
Mines, Lt(i.—
American deposit rets,
(stock dividend)—
Rapid American Corp. (stock dividend)..'
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)
6%
redeemable preferred (quar.)
Real Estate
Investment Trust
Class
A
Co.
of
Corp.
Red
Red
Owl
Inc.
Class
6-28
25c
8-
common
—
(quar.)
<
tlOc
7-19
8r
Reliance
Electric
Reliance
Varnish
&
Engineering
Co.
1
7-19
i
1
7-19
8-1
7-15
7-15
8- 1
8- 5
.7-31
7-15
30c
45c
25c
7-20
tlOc
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
7-18
1
J5c
—
Corp.
■
7-25
8-15
...
Stores
fi
7-
8-15
8- l
—.—
:
A
*
7-25
8- I
lie
50c
(Canada),
,C
7-17
(quar.)————__3_——22 72c
Extra
Class
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26c
—
B
Reliable
9-12
'•
7-31
24c
5c
—
(quar.)
(initial)
Stores
(C.
7-12
9712
America-
Carriers
(quar.)
A.)
Class A (quar.)
Redwing
6-28
7
2
1
1
30c
——_——
(quar.)——
Kap.
881010-
of America
——'
Quarterly
Real Properties
100%
3%
J15c
t$1.50
—
—_
—
8-
7-29
6-27
10-
$20c
10c
12-
2
7-15
11-
1
6-28
Corp.
(quar.)——
2%C
7-31
7-10
2%C
Osrow
Co.
Fund
Reitman's
17 %c
10c
r>—-——
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(quar.)
(quar.)
7-17
'
7-10
'
Republic
Corp.,
common
15c
(quar.)
7-23
8-15
'
(s-a)
Rubber
100%
$1.19
——
Oil
Pure
Reed
$1.16
—
6.-20
40c
Colorado,
(quar.)
Realty Equities Com. of N. Y.
'
$$1.75
Steel
6-20
7-15
7-25
$2
10c
(quar.)
of
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.64%
7-15
7-15
25c
—.—
Co.
$1.25 preferred
Co.
7-12
7-10
8-
^C
;
22 %C
Trust
Service
7-12
1
70c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Laboratories
5
1
8-
10c
-
87e- preferred (quar.)
(Irregular)
Properties, 6% pfd. (accum.)—
Co.,
7-
8-
15c
(quar.)
Bank & Trust
Co.
7-15
13%c
Corp.
Mfg.
Progress
8-15
3c
Gamble,
Properties
6-28
7-15
$1.02
$1.02%
——-
(quar.)
•
Bank &
York
&
7-16.
9- ,1
56c
preferred (accum.)
Prentice-Hall, Inc. (quar.)
Price Bros. & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
(NJ)
7^16
7-31
•
772c
(quar.)
Mfg.—
5727c
Gardner
7-31
3
3
90c
preferred
(quar.)
Participating preferred
(quar.)
Princeton
3
991-
$1.17V2
(quar.J
472%
6-21
7-31
10-
34c
(quar.)
10c
9•
9-24
9-24
$1.3772
Automotive
8-
'9-24
J
$1.0674
$1.25
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Corp. of Canada—
Power
,7 , 5c
i6272c
6272c
common
preferred (quar.)
Edison, 4.707c
8-
55c
.
;
—
3.607c
7-17
———
Co.
Co.,
7-12
8-
-=—
Insurance
Light
6-28
6-24
——
Brewing
O'Sullivan
7-15
8-
5
Gas
Prufcoat
(quar.)
Life
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Producing
common
(quar.).
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
—
Potomac
7-
.
6-29
7-22
9-16
$1.06 y4
Wire
,(quar.)
-
7-19
$1.12
class A
Corp.,
Cordage
1st
Prince
B__
Cable
(quar.)—
2nd preferred (quar.)
Porter (H. K.) Co. 5727c
pfd, (quar.)
474%
preferred
(quar.)————
9-30
(quar.)—
Class
8-20
15c
10-10
1
$1.05
class
Electric,
Gas. &
Originala,
Inc.
Oshawa Wholesale,
7-16
9-i2
&
Co.
Shoe
New
4.75%
7-12
7-31
5%
&
7-15
(quar.)
Steel
National
Oneida
Orbit
7-16
1
8c
(quar.)_
(increased)
8- 5
10c
:
57®
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—
4.65% preferred (quar.)
7-12
5%c
Co.
1
$1.50
\
—
(quar.)
preferred
8-
,
4%
6-14
1
Polaroid
8
7-18
preferred (quar.)_
Free State Investment Trust Ltd.—
American deposit rets,
(stock dividend)—
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
.7,..;;., ..'4
New common (initial, quar.)—
7-15
8-
8-
7-11
v
42c
7%
7-23
1
Plymouth
Orange
8-16
7-15
6-28
!
Wire
Portland
—-
and
convertible
Plastic
$1.25
dividend
Ontario
7-10;
20c
$1.10
>
preferred
1
7-25
8-
(quar.)__
pfd.
B
Ore-Ida
(quar.)
common
1
8-
15c
(quar.)
Water, 7%
9-
c
11-
$3.50
7-12
1
40c
A
Glass
Republic
tral
8-16
20c
class
National
Old
Olympia
7
dividend)—
each
Old
Class
7-15
1
10c
Products
Corp.,
1
9-
$1
for
Electric.
Food
8-
8 %
(stock
9-
I
15c
A
common
7-26
4.247c preferred (quar..)——-,
4%
preferred
(quar.)-—,——„—
-
7-31
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
Power
Oklahoma
7-30
(quar.)
Corp.
Mines
Mid-West
div.)
'
(George J.) Manufacturing
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Mickelberry's
7-
;
Meyer
Michiran
6-26
1
(quar.)
Inc.
Light
9
8-
Lines
Scott
Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer
Mexican
7-
25c
dividend)...
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Corp. .(monthly)
Fast
$1
;
9
7-15
R
Stock
arrears)
(stock
Company,
7*19
,
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
RR.
class
5
7-31
10c
10c
(quar,)
Reflector,
L
7-
16c
5c J
$1.25
(s-a)__
preferred
7-
7-20
$1
Inc.
E*rie
Lake
$2
Oceanarium,
Inc.
(quar.)
.—
Ogilvie Flour Mills, 77e
pfd. (quar.)——
Ohio River Sand Co., 67c preferred (s-a) —
7
(quar.)
com.
A
of
Bank
(stock
Corp.,
preferred
Merchants
1
preferred
National
Shoe
4%%
17 %c
Nunn-Bush
10-10
from current earnings
quarterly dividend and
second
&
0-14:
7-17
40c
common
37 %c
(quar.)
Power (Minn.)—
8-15
7-10
75c
25c for partial payment
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
Meadowbrook
(quar.)
10-31
8-15
r
•
$1.37%
(quar.)^^_^
on
Northwestern
7-17
iy4c
$3
Pittston
6-28
Northwestern States Por -land Cement (quar. )
7-10
7-31
93 %c
Corporation
of
Brewing,
7-15
6-14=
7-15
centavos)
,
Systems,
(quar.)
Co.
15c
(quar.)—
——
Ltd. (increased quar.)_
Engineering, 'class A (quar.)—
B
Extra
7-15
Industries,
40
Corp.
(quar.)„
(quar.)_
Chemical
(quar.)-
20c
preferred
Class
7-19
$35c
93 %c
(Arthur G.) & Co.
of
1
7-15
Ry.
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
6-28
1
;
(increased quar.)
Northwestern
Stores—
1947 series) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred 1959 series (quar.)
3%% preferred 1959 series (quar.)__
Mayer
(Oscar)
& Co.
(quar.)__
McCabe Grain,
Ltd. (quar.)
:
payment
67o
1
Public Service—
Northwest
7-12
8-
3%%
(A
9772c
9
y7,v:'77;.
centavos)-
B
7-15
Northern) Telephone,
1
15c
$3.40
McLean
Class
$5
(quar.)—_.———
Gas, common
(quar.).
preferred(quar.)
——
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)-.-,—
preferred
(quar.)————
$4.10
7-15
15c
(quar.)
pfd. (1945 and
McKee
Common
$3.60
6-28
8-
30c
A
7-15
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Ry.
States
$4.08
(quar.)
(quar.)
McGregor-Doniger, Inc., class
Class B
(quar.)
Electronic
convertible
12 %c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
convertible preferred (quar.)
Pacific
'...
7-15
1
7-29
$3
Common
$3.75
7-20
(quar.)
Coke
&
Industries
6-27
Pittsburgh
.Pittsburgh
7-31'
—
Illinois
Northern
Northern
Trust—
(s-a)
Conveyor
Coal
Maxwell
L
income).
(quar.)
Ry
25
payment
(a
.
Finance
15c
Ry. (s-a)
Engineering Works—
Corp., com.
(quar.)—^
Common
8-15
50c
investment
of
Northern
Aerodynamics
$7c
Illinois
preferred
88-
15c
(quar.)_
Central
Northern
Northern
7-19
8-31
$1.19
net
6-28
9-10,.
25c
—
Lines
preferred (quar.)
472% preferred (quar.)
4.22preferred (quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone-:—
6-25
3
9-
45c
.
(quar.)
Investors
(Quarterly from
Massawippi Valley
&
,Y
1.1-
15c
474 7p
6-20
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Massachusetts
preferred
Pittsburgh
7-18
7-15
$1.25
—
L—
Van
American
Northern Indiana
6-20
7-15
12 %c
(quar.)_a
(quar.)
Co.
V
$16%C
Fund
American
5 7f
8-12
7-15
■
5.507f
7-10
8-22
(quar.)
common
(quar.)..
——
(Canada), Ltd._;
Refractories
(quar.)
Sugar Inaustries, inc.—
(quar.)
preferred
American
$1.50
Electric—
preferred
com.
.fquar.)
Northern
.
Maryland
7-15
3%
.
:
American
North
7-10
17c
Co.
Gas,
8%
$2.50
y
preferred
.
Northern
3
7-31 r
Ry.,
(quar.)
preierrea
5%
7-31
Western
&
preferred
7%
7-10
9-
$17 %c
(quar.)
Inc.
payment
(a
6-21
1
North
Ltd.—
Supermarkets
Marshall
8-
$1.12%
(quar.)
McLennan,
8-
7 Common
Y
7-15
8-
North
6-29
22 %c
Industries
7-15
$1
.
17%c
North
1
8-15
7-20
$50c
(quar.)
preferred
&
v
1
$1.50
Telephone,
1
Pioneer
1
6%
7-10
8-
30c
&
6r19
8-
Pioneer
8-
6 7e
6-28
8-15
17%c
(quar.)
Telegraph
Marlene
Marsh
1
7-15
17y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gardens
7-15
6-20
93 %C
Corp.—
Common
7%
8-
8
25c
(quar.)
common
8-
90c
7-10
7-19
4%
7-10
$1
(quar.)
preferred
(initial-quar.)
Marion
1
oc
preferred
Maritime
7-
8-
2%
Co.,
7-10
:
8-15
6-28
7-25
7%c
i
dividend
Manhattan
7-15
$1.06%
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(Joseph)
1
35c
6-28
5c
;
•<
pfd. A
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)
1
Magnetic Metals (quar.)—-,,
Magnin
7-15
5c V.1
(quar.j
Industries
(R.
8-30
7
Pillsbury Co., common (quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)^.
&
7-10
25c<,
7-
—
Elec.
7-10
1
7-19
(quar.)
York.State
7-10
1
$25c
7-
8-15
MacDonald
■
'*
1
8-
Stevens
(:/'
,
■
8-
Pierce
1
*
-
8-
8-1
1
7
95c
8-15
7-15
6-V 7
,
$1.07
$1.06 y4
8-
3
$1.10
—
&
8-
7-
preferred. (quar.)__—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)^
47c
preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred
(quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Piedmont
1
-
7-10
Phlllips-Eckardt
—
Natural Gas
*
7-19'
8-20
•
9-10
1
3
15c
7-31
'.$0,813
-
7-19'
7-31
$1
3.807c
6-28
7-15
Norfolk
7-16
8c r'--
Forbes
7-15
25c
Jersey
—
Y
2oc
12 72c
-
3
8-
1
Newberry
7-1
7-15 *
Monthly
&
6-28
15c
7-12
.
Industries—
MacAndrews
7-15
27 %C
7-12
7-31
I:
,.$1.17
8
;
7-31
^
7-
—
8
1'
—
'
(quar.)—
8-
(initial)—
7-20'
1
7
preferred
7-15
(quar.)
7-
8-
4.307c
8-
New
,
7^—
Auto)
aes
7-25
1772c
;
—
4.447c
(J. J.) Co.. 334%> pfd. (quar.)
Nielsen (A. C.) Co. (increased-quar.)„__
Norac Finance
Corp. Ltd., class A
(quar.)
6-28
7-29
4.687c
40c
New
1
(SA
1
2
7-31
iquar.)
—
8-30
Hampshire Ball Bearings (stock div.)
Jersey Bank & Trust. (Faterson). .(quar.)
New
—
-7-26
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
England Gas & Electric (quar.)
—
England Merchants National Bank of
Boston" (quar.),
(quar.)-
Exploration/
5c
quar.)
7-15
62 72c
Howell & Heavher, ciuos A
3%
(increased
8-15
.
Trust
(quar.)
17 %c
common
new
1
(quar.)__r
common
(quar.)
:.
—.—
common
Canada
preferred
Co.,
preferred
class .A-vL——
div.)
(stock
3
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
■
I
Investment
7-
(quar.)
ot
New
50C
1
5c
Y.
3
9-
8-
—
Cement
B
6-20
12c
Brunswick
New
9-10
preferred
5.50%
New
35C
Peterson,
Y 6-28
7-15
15c
——-—,—
Co.,
i Nevada Power,
■
7-20
3%
7-
8-15
9-
$1.16
Estate
convertible
7-16
.
income.)
Inc.
Products
Neon
6-14
8-
9-10
>
:
———
—
Safety. Centeis,
Neiman-Marcus
1
..
57c
payments are all quarterly from
Nationwide
-
1
$25c •;7-15
Permanente
Peugeot
.
$1.06
$1.06 74
;
7-30
30c
;
4,
8-
40c
1
5
9-
6-14
8
7-15
7-
1
8-
8
7-15
1
7-31
7-
8-
8-
10-
7-15
10-
(quar.)_
30c
8-15
7-15
-
7-15
8-15
10-15
$1
1
40c
75c
40c
1
8-
y Credit
Jewellers,
Ltd
t772c
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)_
77
4ic
Peoria & Bureau Valley RR.
(s-a)—
$2.50
Pep Boys—Manny, Moe & Jack (quar.)
12c
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, inc. (quar.)—
15c
Pepsi-Coia United Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)
5c
7-15
1
15c
2
7-10
Peoples
8-
1
77-
7-25
>
30c
L„_
(quar.)
Semi-annual
:YL|'
5c
Real
1
7-26
20c
—
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
8-
5
10c
18c
(quar.)
preferred
56%c
Machine
Dividend series j
National
6-28
7-15
8-
$.001
MSL
pre.erred
6-29
(s-a)
(quar.)_
Sand Corp.
4.257c
7-15
4'
Co.
Glass
4.64%
6-29
v
C)
3
7-12
———i——
investment
?$1.50
——————
—
6-
1
—
Welding
series
(Above
7-11
7-15
.
i._——
Fund
8-15
7-25
7-11
>;
7-15
7-15
6-28
7-11
8-
Y.); (quar.)
series
8-15
9-
8-20
Balanced
common———————.7.-^
6-29
Co. (quarJ
Register (quar.)———
Electric
7-22:
t-ciuisjivania
7-15
(quar.)_
NY)
(Auburn,
N.
1
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power —
4.247c preferred (quar.)
8-
7-26
8-
preferred
6-20
1
6-29
9
1272c
J45c
57c
6-28
7-15
7-10
8-
7-
7-15
$32c
12-10
7-31
■.7-15
7-31
7-15
22»/2C
1-3-64
IV2C
(quar.)
Chemicals
(increased-quar.)
(J
9
10c
(quar.)_
preferred, (quar.)
Penney
7-
4%
Co.
7-15
7-11
1
8-
>'■'
•
Mutual
Traiiic
10c
20c
-
Square
Penn
32'/2c
Bond
■
»
Penn
6-28
$1.37 »/2
—
Fuel Gas (quar.)_^
Propane Corp. (initial)
National Securities & Research:
1
8-
ny4c
quar.)
6-28
7-31
National
7-11
6c
(initial
Corp.
7-31
.6-28
7 25c
J.),
Ltd.,
Pennsalt
•
Bvtton
Penman's,
National
7-10
:
7-15
.
1
B
6-17
58c
(quar.)
Bank
474 70
*
7-15
(C.
7-30
75c
(quar.)
Co.
7-16.
7
,
12-10
7
Co.
&
1
1-3-64
Bottling
Patterson
Davis
6-20
1272c
—
Coca-Cola
8-30
'
70c
'7:
;
—
dividend
Corporation
Chemical
6-20
;
2%
s-a)—
—
semi-annual
1
10-
(quar.)
(Albany,
(increased
'.7;
Parke
$50c
7:;:-;'./Y.Y,. /14:
Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
Aeronautical
Corp.
National Distributing Properties xMd.)
1
3iy4c
quar.)
(quar.)—
Panama
75c
6-28
2
Lager
Lyons-Magnus,
7-
5
17y2c
$2.50
(increased
Pallas
6
37 %c
8-15
$1.04
Breweries
Stores
Inc.
(quar.)
Lunkenheimer Co.
(quar.)
Lynch Corp. (stock dividend)
Lynchburg Gas
(quar.)
Stock
7-12
1
;
3
(s-a)
Co., Ltd.
(W. M.)
Lucky
.Lucky
Increased
5
10c
9-
22>/2C
(quar.)
Gas
& Electric,
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
*
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.—
5%
non-cum
(quar.)
preferred
.
.'
8-30
10-
1
7-15
7-15
dividend
6-
1
(quar.)
common
1
$1.11
Louisville
57c
Inc.,
8-
$1.29
(quar.)
Stock
Park
10-
common
Pako Corporation—
7-12
■«
—
Co.,
Telegraph Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Paddingion Corp., class A
$6
(quar.)—
6 iAC
11V4C.
lie
(quar.)
preierred
4V2%
4.647c
Telephone &
8-30
t27'/2c
Biscuit
$1.24
pfd.
1
7-15
Chemical
10c
Cash
(quar.)
Lt., 5.167«>
(quar.)
preierred
4.44%
Funu
7-
1
&
67c
/
National, Chemical & Mfg. Co.
i—
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co.
2iy2c
(initial)
com.
1
4
National
12 %C
Mfg. (quar.)
Long Island Lighting, new
6-28
Nutrient
25c
Ltd.—
7-15
dividend)
Londontown
7-15
8-
25c
(s-a)
6-12
33 Vb %
—
.
7-
$1.50
8-
inc.)
1
20%
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
(stock
7-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.(frX
invest,
8-
10c
Inc.
Ltd.
Grocers,
from
are
7-15
Non-callable
preferred
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
7-15
5c
t$1.75
■'
...
.
$40c
X
•
;
(quar.)
$1.18%
t$1.75
National
(quar.)_
B
ser
conv.
6-28
7-2 7
$1.05
6 V4C
pref.
$4.75
Y
7"19
8-
$1.50
2-17
Corp., class A
.
Preferred
8-16
12-10
3-10-64
-
(quar.)
stock
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd —
Finance
7-15
7-15
(quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
States
Narragansett
9-10
50c
50c
(quar.)
Original
$1.60
'■ 50c
(quar.)
4%
gtd. betterman
Special 4%
gtd. betterman
Special 4%
gtd. betteiiman
Original stock (quar.)
Original stock
(quar.)
$1.18%
...
7-15
/
Co.
preferred
6-20
$4.75
1
''
$1.10
Special
Local
6
7-15
7-15
(quar.)
System
$1.12Vz
7-15
preferred
preferred
1
0ncre$se4„V
Dairies Co.
preferred
Mutual
$4.50
9
1
(quar.)__
Murphy Corp., 51/2% preferred A
Mussens Canada,
Ltd.
(annual)
'
Link-Belt
Cooaie
Mountain
Printing Co.—
(stock
dividend)
Common
..
Fund:
Inc.
6-20
7-
8-15
28c
series
Royal
6-20
7-15
1
(quar.)—
A
payments
Motorola,
6-28
7-19
7-15
8-
Growth1-" series-
7/
Insurance
June
(B. C.)
Insurance
7-19
8-15
3c
common
preierence
Morton
9
1
60c
8-
preierence B (quar.)—
Morgan Guaranty Trust (N,.. *.». (quar.)
7-17
8-
}
.
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
—7
(quar.)———7
$1.10
8-
7%
7-31
$1.12%
—
,.
Trust
beneficial
National
(quar.)
piu.
77c
'7-10
■
Corp,,
Ligating
$1.09
$1.10
—.:„,:
(quar.i
preferred tquar.)_—
Ward & Co., common
.Moore
7-10
7-25
.
25c
«
(quar.t
Corp., 4V2%
Co.
(quar.)
Salt
*7-25
7%c
Scores
preierrea
$<i.2u
7-10
7-25
31V4C
.
"
7-25
_
preferred A (quar.)
TY.—
5% preferred B (quar.)—
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)"
.
$6
s
6-28
preferred
$1.20
(quar.—
8-15
7-15
$4.36
Pacific
—
3
7-15
2727o
;
$4.40
H
split)/
vqUo-f'-i
(quar.)
8-15
25c
dividend)—
(stocx
Electric
7-15
1
$i.i2y2
pfu.
Montgomery
'
31V4C
I
•.
Properties
&
7-15
1
Pacific
4.50%
preierred
(quar.
preierred
(quar.)
j, Montana ro«er Co., common
;
7-10
7-31
15c
,
Monongaiicia Puwti, 4.00ye
6-25
9-
Y.Y;
'
Co.,
8-
I lie
6-29
7-15
$26V4C
income)
investment
net
Northrup Co.—
^
Common (increased-quar.):,'
*• s
two-for-one
(a.ter
common
Investment
7-20
7%c ■UC
Co.— •■/ 4-:4[k
System
Gas
8-
.
15c
(quar.)——;
——
Marking
Coast
8:
.
12 %C
n.ne
4.407c
YY—
—
Leeds &
•
7-15
.?.
4oc
New
1
-
-
(quar.)
(from
Fund
/'
7-
.
7-16
2oc
10c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preierred
Lazard
4.
(quar.)
Financial
7-15
59 %c
preierred series A (quar.)_;
Langendorf United Bakeries, com. ^uar.)—
:v SI.DO preferred
(quar.)___——,,—
conv.
Lanvin
Materials
Mouern
6-21/
b-.ssions—j*
<x
Gas
Natural
Pacific
Pacific
Share
Canadian
5
5
8-20
Paciiic
$1.14
Bcube
77-
9-11
$1.09
Vancy
Atlantic,
1
8/
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Per
Name of Company
%
PaciUc,
1
(quar.)—-———-
(quar.)_—.—___
Missouri
Labatt
2oc
& Light—
preferred
Mississippi
7-20
1
25c
4.56%
.
".;?Vj-*-'/,"
•
7-19
7-15
loc
...
,
(quar.)
4.36%• preferred
7-15
9-
10c
__
—:—
—
(quax.).----^-----.--.--.
Glass
Holders
Payable of Rec
'"7-31"
10c
common——
Ontario Paper
&
Mississippi Po.ver
7
7-26
"v 7-31
27 %c
—
,——
—
Co.,
(quar.)____..
6-29
9-1J
■
Krylon, Inc.
A
7-20
27%c
una'vd^u*
v^o.
Share
i
Manufacturing
5c
creamery
When
Per
Na me of Company
of Rec.
Miller
capital gains)
Knuuson
(235), 47
Holders
When
Per
Name
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
7-31
7-10
45c
7-26
25c
8-
25C
7-25
7-
5
30c
7-15
7-
1
1
7-
5
7-19
Republic
Steel
Revenue
672%
Revere
Corp.
Properties, Ltd.—
partic pr£f
conv.
Racing
Reynolds
4%7c
Assn.,
50c
(quar.)
Metals,
472%
preferred
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
6-21
■
■
•»
t3272c
(quar.)—
8-15
7-31
15c
(quar.)
Inc.
Aluminum of (Canada)—
1st preferred
(quar.)__:—,
Reynolds
7-19
7-15
7-
1
$$1.19
8- 1
7-
1
59n;-c
8- 1
7-12
$1.12%
8- 1
7*12
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(236)
When
Per
Rich's,
Inc.,
3%%
Robins
Mills
Inc.,
H.)
Co.
(quar.)
3.90%
1
7-12
4.15%
1
7-10
,
**
Art
n_ic
a-
7-xo
4.25%
7-16
7-
5
4.4U%
15c
9-10
8-23
4.40%
25c
7-25
7-
5
4.7o%
9-
3
8-
9
5.62%
$1.02V2
$1.18%
9-3
8-
9
9-
3
8-
9
$1.02 y2
9-
3
8-
9
$1.23%
(quar.)
luc
25c
9-
3
8-
$1.37 y2
9-
3
8-
.
4.60%)
Rochester Gas & ElectricCommon
(increasea)
'
(quar.)
H
(quar.)_.—
I
J
K
L
B
4Vi %
claos
A-.—
•
Ronson
Corporation
(quar. >—_———
Corp. (increased)
Industries
(quar.)
H.). Inc.
Candies
Lawrence
Cement
Corp.,
—
Louis
Safran
Produits
Francs
(3-for-2
San
dividend)
co.
Glaces
common
B
8-
Stern
(John
(J.
Stevens
7-15
6-19
7-25
lie
7-10
6-28
chover
6-28
Davin
(quar.)__
Candies
6-28
6-28
Strolee
22c
otuoixitz
California
of
<&
ureene,
7-
3
7-
1
Suburban
2oc
7-15
7-
5
Suffolk County National
preferred
1
$1.31 y4
7-15
7-
1
Extra
20c
7-15
6-28
Summit
7-16
Sun
(quar.)
2Vz%
7-29
(quar.)
Bank
Finisning
(quar.).
27j/2C
8-
1
-
7-18
8
preferred
8-
1
(quar.)
—
8-
1
y
7-12
T
F
M.
6-24
Talon,
7-
5
Tamar
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
7-15
7-31
7-15
6-30
8-
1
7-19
4.25%
15c
7-15
6-28
7-
1
7-25
6-28
7-30
7-12
6%c
7-30
7-12
16c
i—
8-15
8-
5.25%
10c
7-31
6-28
4.72%<
7-26
7-12
4.92%
7-29
7-15
5.00%
preferred
t5c
..
(s-a)
—
Sherwin-Williams
Co.
of
Canada,
7-15
6-28
5.08%
(Henry I.)
A
Mines,
Ltd.
preferred
(s-a)
B
Skyline Homes,
class A
dividend
7-16
7-29
6-26'
8-
7-15
1
7-
1
9-
3
8-
9
8-
1
7-10
Gas
&
8-
1
7-10
Southern
Industries
Southern
New
Corp.—
7-15
7-
8-27
2
Oil
(quar.)
6
10-
9-
6
10-
9-
6
10-
9-
6
10-
9-
6
I.)
6
G
6
G
J40c
t$l
(quar.)
istock
(quar.)
$1.27
$1
div.)
5%
4y4%
(quar.)
A
Industries
38%c
7-15
7-
7-31
7-
5
7-31
7-
5
37y2c
7-15
6-28
19c
9-
3
8-13
25c
9-
3
8-13
9-
3
8-13
9-3
8-13
$.2656
3iy4c
$1.20
1
7-15
7-
5
7-
5
7-
1
7-15
6-29
13c
7-16
7-
8
7-16
7-
8
8-16
8-
2
7-15
6-28
23c
7-26
7-
$1.06I/4
9-
$1.14
9-
2
8-15
9-
2
8-15
40c
t50c
50c
(N. Y.
C.) (quar.)
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Trenton
25c
9-15
8-15
Trico
Truck
series
Oil
&
B
6-28
6-28
com.
8-
1
7-
8
20c
7-31
7-
25c
63%c
—
(quar.)
8-15
8-1
7-15
1
9
8-1
7-15
$1.22ft
8-
1
7-15
$1.49
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
A
Univis,
L
VSI
Underwriters Assn.
(quar.)
I
-
•
•
'
Inc.
5%
Co.
,
6-29'
7-25
6-25.
7-15
10-15
6-17'
9-16-
7-31
7-15
25c
9-
8-15
30c
."
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
8-
•
3-—
1
7- 5.
60c
8- 1
7- 5.
15c
22c
7-19
8- 1
7- 5
7- 2
100%
12y2c
(stock dividend)
(increased-quar.)
common
(J.
8-15
8-15
8-
1.
8-
1.
7-15
7-5
Co.—
B.)
preferred class
Qqrp.
$1.25
(quar.)
A
of America—
•
A,
preferred
4Vi%
(quar.)
Vangas. Inc. (annual)_____
Virginia Chemical & Smelting
,
.
7-15
6-28.
7c
7-19
7- 8
$2
10c
9-17
8-15
5%
f
8-15
9-20
9- 3
7-15
8- 9'
9-10
8-22
9-20
9- 5>
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Volt Technical Corp.,
class A
Volunteer Natural Gas
(stock div.)
Vulcan
Materials, common
preferred (quar.)
r
$1.12Vi
20c
Virginia Coal & Iron
Walker
(Hiram)
(quar.)
12Vic
$1.56'/4
7-26'
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
t40c
Quarterly
Extra
Bros.
Warner
Warshow
Pictures
—
A
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.60
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
Waters Manufacturing
26y4c
5c
5%
,
Management,
Power
Penn
4y2%
class
4.10%
Rand
1
7-15
1
7-15
9t
6
8-23
1
1
1
8-15
7-15
888-
7-26
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
t.7-15
80c
—
$1.12V'2
$1.05
$1.02J/2
7- 1
6-26'
6-206-20'
6-20
6-20-
Ltd.—
Trust,
American
deposit rets, (stock
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4Vb% preferred (quar.)
Western Light &
5%
7
6-29'
$1.12V2
35c
31V4c
30c
32'/2c
25c
8-15
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8-15
8- 1
7-15-
63%c
59%c
68%c
68c
59c
8-31
8-31
7-31
8- 1
8-1
7-15
10- 1
7-15
7-15
7-15
9-13
8- 5
8- 57- 8<
7- 8'7-8
6-259-101
6-21
6-14;
6-14
8-22
100%
dividend)__
Telephone Co., com.
preferred
5.20%
convertible
Pacific
Western
Power
$2.55
(quar.)
preferred
RR.
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
5.44%
preferred
4.72%
(quar.)
2nd preferred
1st &
Western
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Union
Western
Westfair
Telegraph (quar.)
Foods, Ltd., class A (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westmoreland
i
(quar.)
White Motor Co.
Stag
Class
B
.41/2%
White
9
8-23;
9-13:
7- 5.
7-5
20c
6c
preferred
A
8-15
6-14:
8- 1
8-1
$1.12y2
9- 1
8-16-
25c
8-15
7-19
15c
7-18
7- 3
(s-a)
$2
7-15
7-10'
(quar.)—'—
62y2c
25c
—
(quar.)
30c
$1,43%
$1
stock split)
(two-for-one
Mfg. class
(quar.)__
Stores
Whiting
Wichita
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Wilbur
(quar.)—
inc.
Corporation
Union
Stock
Chocolate
—
(increased
Yards,
quar.)
preferred
25c
(quar.)—
Extra
-
Electric,
Oil
Ross,
&
Common
Co.
5%
25c
j
Company,
(quar.)
dividend
i-
8- 1
7-19
1
7-19'
9- 1
8-20-
8-
15c
(increased
Win-Chek Industries,
Stock
preferred
common
class A
(quar.)
(quar.)_
/
.-—
—-———
7-31
7-26
7- 5
40c
40c
quar.)
8-22
12c
(quar.)_
Inc.
7-158- 1
10r 1
8- 1
8-1
7-17
8-15
(resumed)
Coal
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
4%
prior lien (quar.)
White
10c
$1.25
35c
t50c
t35c
35c
Tablet & Stationery, com.
preferred
7-15<
7-15
Gas—
&
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
px-eferred (quar.)
4.75%
$2.75
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Will
8-
8- 1
West
Wilcox
8-
1
22y2c
(quar.)—
A
common
Investment
.
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
West
Co.,
7-10'
7-10'
7-10
7-10'
7-10'
6-29
6-28.
5- 6.
$1.15
$1.06y4
(quar.)
C
Wayne Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp.—
Class A common
(quar.)
West
7- 1
8-
$1.25
$1.20
preferred (quar.)
King Corp., 6%
preferred
Wellington
7-15
35c
$4.80
Waste
6-24.
7-12
7- 57- 5
17y2c
(quar.)
Washington Gas Light Co.—
Common (increased quar.)__
$5
6-24
8- 5
7-17
7-15
25c
class
Sons,
(H.)
(quar.)
7-15
12y2c
25c
Company
(quar.)
Bros,
(increased)
Warren
7-15
t40c
Warner
7-31
'
x
7-15
5c
^
Vanadium
6-28
25c
:
XH
$1.25
50c
(quar.)
Tobacco,
Corporation
New
8-26
2V2c
"
•
87V2c
Corp.—
8- i
11- 1
5c
4%
8-15
8-30
7- 5
10-4
7-22
8-16
'
>
'
1.
8-15'
6-21
6-24
6-28.
6-24
6-24
9-
Industries—
Insurance
Van Scriver
7-19
$1.40
;.
7-
1
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
12V2c
22V2c
com.
Inc.
Wilson
(s-a);
(quar.)
7-31
$1.12V2
33c
(quar.)
Upjohn Company
13y2c
J.)—-
preferred
Gas
14c
Extra
7y2c
(N.
8-12
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Leaf
9-27
10- 1
7Vic
7Vic
Controls
Wilcox
America—
(initial)
Co.
9-20'
7-15
(quar.)
Express
Trust
7-5
1
7-15
7-12
$1.31 V2
Travelers
7-19
8-
7-15
(quar.)__
7-
8-15
8-
20c
f50c
(quar.)
of
2
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
8
$1.06y4
;
preferred
6-20
7-10
7-15
preferred
A
6-28
7-15
$5.26
Class
7-15
7-19
$5.60
7-16
7-25
7-10
8-23
$1.42 V2
$1.40
7-15
2
1
70c
$5.96 preferred (quar.)__
$5.70
preferred
(quar.)_:
55c
i2yac
Co.
Assn.-.
preferred
Transportation
8-
Trust
Building
Transcontinental Pipe Line,
$2,55
preferred
(quar.)
$4.90
8-
9-12
27y2c
(quar.)
Traders
5
7-10
9c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trane Company (quar.)
Transamerica
Corp.
(quar.)_
7-
7-10
1
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Trade Bank &
8
12y2c
Y.)
5
7-31
Class
Western
Toronto-Dominion Bank
7-25
7-10
8-
1
J62y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)
Toro
7-
1
20c
(N.
10-10
$2.50
(quar.)
—
(quar,)
7-25
7-11
8-30
8-30'
6-28
y
3c
4.80%
preferred
8-15
8-
8-30
8-
10c
4.25%
7-15
7-15
Trust—
preferred
4.56%
10%
1
8-
$1.14
Investment
common
3
Towle
6-29
8-
$1.19
(Minn.)
3
1
7-31
7-20
13c
9-
1
8-31
$1.21
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
8-
6
9-
9-
Fiber Glass
7-25
7-15
9-
9-
Quarterly
9-30
"
6
9-
preferred
9-30
15c
6
9-
10-
General
3iy4c
$1,121/2
9-
10-
10-
(quar.)
Edison,
10-
10-
10-
Ry.
Insurance
Toledo
5%
(quar,^
9
6
9-
$1.25
$1.27
Guarantee Co.
10c
(quaf.)__
8-
9-
6
Title
B
9-10
10-
6
Thomasville Furniture
(H.
9
9-
7-12
Co.—
&
1st
7-
10-
$4.56 preferred (quar.)_
Thermogas Company
(quar.)
Increased
2
7-15
9-
Light. $4'.'80 pfd.
Canadian
8-
10-
7-
2
A
7-17
7-10
1
8-30
10-
1
Electric—
preferred
&
8-15
8-
$1.18
1
28C
England Telephone
Pacific
Thompson
7-16
25c
(quar.)
7-30
3c
22c
$1.06y4
tlOc
7-19
7-31
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
8-15
$1.23
8-
28Vac
_
1
$1.12y2
8-
26 Vic
(quar.)
5
7-
Thriftway Foods, Inc. (quar.)
Thurow Electronics, class A
Time Finance Corp. (Mass.), class A (quar.)
30c
_
Grease
7-15
Edison-
Gas, 6% pfd. (quar.)__
Southern California Water, com.
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar,)
5%
preferred (quar.)
non-cumul.
8-30
5%
California
Southern Railway
8-30
1
ti2yac
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar,)
preferred
&
Power
$4.76
Title
common
Indiana
preferred
Class
common
7-
(quar.)
25c
_
7-15
7-15
(quar.)
t50c
_
Michigan Gas,
1
10-
t3iy4c
(quar.)
South Georgia Natural Gas (quar.)
South Pittsburgh Water,
4V2% pfd. (quar.)_
South Puerto Rico Sugar—
(Stock dividend)
California
10-
5%
preferred
Southeastern
15c
27y2c
6-27
10-
Texas
t7y2c
Sonar Radio Corp.
(stock dividend)
Sonotone, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
6-28
7-10
$1.31
Texas
i2yac
shares
A
Industries, Ltd., common
6%%
pref. (quar.)_.
Smith (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2 preferred (quar.)
Sobeys Stores, Ltd.—
Class A (increased quar.)—
7-15
$1.31 V*
7-10
ti7y2C
Steel
9
$1.28
1
ti7y2c
(incr.-quar.)
class
on
6-14
6-14
$1.27V2
8-
4%>
9- 6.
6-29
$1.16
Texas Electric Service Co., $5.08 pfd.
$4.00 preferred (quar.)__
7-16
Class
6-24
$1.22ya
6-28
1
(quar.)
Universal Container
7-15
$1.16V\
6-28
10-
.
(quar.)
Automated
Universal
7-15
(quar.)
7-19
7- 5-
(Initial-quar.)
Universal
$1.15
6-28
8-16
Universal
7-
7-15
(quar.)
8-15.
1
1
38%%)
Electric,
Serviteria
6-28
6-24
3
Shoe
7-15
7-15
9-
88-
British in¬
less
4%
S.
7-15
6
quar.)
-
Borax & Chemical, 4l2%
pfd. (quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty (Md.) (quar.)
7-30
7-15
of
tax
preierred
Universal
1
of
payment
Towns
5 V2 %
9
$1.06V*
(quar.)
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common
Third
(increased-quar.)_:
(increased-quar.)
7-10
7-
$1.02Va
1
Dairies—
A
1
1
5
i
1
8-16
United
7-31
12Vic
(
com.
8-
25c
(quar.)
88-
5c
8-
20c
1
7-31
8-15
16c
7-15
$0,002
(quar.):
8-15
9-10
9-
(quar.)
10c
tl5c
class
Co.,
B
5
6-14
preferred
4.50%
Ltd.—
Quarterly
7-
7-10
7-11
1
25c
t25c
(quar.)
7-15
7-24
8-
22Vic
tic
America
Corp. (quar.)
Smelting Refining & Mining,
7%
preferred (quar.)
United Telephone (Kansas)—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
7-
;
2%
of
U
7-11
7-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.65%
preferred (quar.)
4.90% preferred (quar.)
;
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
5.12%
preferred (quar.)
5.24ys%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
(quarterly
:
6-29
7-31
7-20
(quar.)
12yac
Boston
income)_
7-15
35c
15c
of
9-16
10-21
4.64%
20c
i
(quar.)_
1
(Interim
S
8-15.
9-16
f45c
15c
(quar.)
10-
t2yac
(quar.)
Industries
preferred
Canal
8-
5c
Freight
RR &
Ltd.—
6-28
2V2%
4.60%
6c
i.
E.
Electronics
7-15
6-28
Cos.,
1
div.)
inc.
60c
7-15
Jersey
S
7- 5
Fund
1
8-
(quar.)
Baking (quar.)
Taylor
Publishing
(quar.)
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
4.10% preferred (quar.)
25c
7-15
New
Steel
U
1
t75c
■
98-
8-15
fasxy
7V2C
(quarterly
(quar.)______
America
of
Continental
United
S.
'
8-
12V2c
—
(Quarterly from net invest, inc.)
Gas Improvement, common
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
United Keno Hill Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)___
S.
9-1
$1.37Vfe
(s-ax
6-28
6-29
Publications
H
I.
7-31
5c
income)
Co.
(quar.)
common
4y4%
U.
7-19'
7-10'
6-15
"
$1
(quar.)
Shares, j_td.
Co.
(quar.)
7-15
9
7-5
9-13.
9-13
Funds:
6 % %
7-15
7yac
/
Inc.
8-30
7-12
11c
Co.
8-27
9-13
35c
Swingline, Inc., class A (quar.)
Symington Wayne (increased quar.)
3%
—
Class
8-19
t68c
(quar.)
Corp.
Class
7-19
3
8-
T.
dividend
Silverwood
1
9-
12yac
6c
common
Trust
Extra
7-19
8-
$1
dividend)
Shares
Creek Mines
1
Sweets
85c
(quar.)
9-10
1
>
8-1
8-10
7-15
30c
50c
$2
(quar.)
Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
preference class A (quar.)
6%
United
-
8-1
15c
United
8-
7-15
5%
13c
i_
1
9-10
Ordinary regular (s-a)
preference (quar.)—
SWank, Inc. (quar.)
8-15
8
(s-a)_
Super Mold Corp.
(quar.)__
h
Supertest Petroleum, common regular
7-
2
8-27
(stk.
dunset
7-19
9-3
United
1
6-28
7-
1
t25c
f$1.25
10c
Petroleum
international
7-19
7-15
7-
7-15
25c
6-29
25c
7-15
8-
12y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)_„
8-10
$2.25
Inc.,
preferred
Fruit
3c
Co.
7-15
-
5%%
4
3
4
9-30
9-30
I
Lines
United
3c
,
!
industries
Oil
Air
United
4
Storage—
(1955 and 1956 ser.)
7-15
25c
.
Summit
25c
8-10
1
8-
..
(quar.)
(accum.)
preferred
75c
(s-a)
37yac
25c
4%
(quar.)
Corp.
Aircraft—
6c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
1
Cold
preferred
%
(quar.)
Calif,
of
Materials
&
Terminal
4%
14c
6-28
7-15
7-15
7-
Co.
Co.
tl5c
t69c
J75c
—
Canadian
9-
15c
25c
7y2c
(quar.)
common
7-15
4c
Gas
Oil
Union
7-31
10c
10c
:
(quar.)
$3
7-
8-15
Lumber
United
U.
(s-a)
7-15
7-15
6-10
75c
32y2c
7-15
7-15
7-15
8-13
23c
30c
6-28
6-28
37J/2c
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Webster
(Russell)
$1.09
7-10
7-10
U.
Stowe-Woodward, Inc. (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, common
60c
1
1
7-15
Union
3
3
,
,
:
56c
25c
(quar.)
;
-
12'/2c
12'/2c
22yzc
__
88-
7-15
-
Container
&
Ltd.—
quar.)
preference A (quar.)
preierred (quar.)
United
(quar.)
& Co.
Whatley,
Stockton,
7-15
Union Rock
Lloyds, Ltd., Ordinary (interim
of 5%
less British income tax
38%%)
7-15
Union
7-10
25c
(quar.)
B.)
P.)
&
payment
Stone
6-29
7-24
Textiles—
preierred
Stetson
—
(quar.)
investment
Shaw-Barton
5%
8-151
8-23
6-29
7-15
(NYC)
(quar.)
Stewarts
(increased
7-15
8-
(quar.)
C
25c
—„
Corp.
net
Southwest
A
preferred
! 32c
Shatterproof Glass (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
5%
&
of Canada,
Gas Co.
Common
come
5%
9-14
Union
Precision—
9-13
>7- 5
30c
6%
40c
7-10
7-31
(quar.)
6-xsa
20c
4
Stern
preferred
7-15
Brit¬
Quarterly
Sterling
noncumulative
United
(reduced)
r>ros.
6c
30c
5y2%
15c
7-17
1
7-10
881111811-
6c
*
(quar.)
7-10
2i)c
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
-
7-22
8-15
6c
preferred
6-28
J17y2c
(quar.)
Corn.
Parts
of
(monthly)
B
Southern
Steel
4y2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp
Canada, Ltd.
Waxes, Ltd.—
of
Co.
(Boston)
& Trust
Investment
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
(Interim payment of nine pence less
ish income tax of 38%%)
/
2
6-25
8-26
10-
t6c
(quar.)
Co.
Latz,
Shaer Shoe
4.56%
Co.
Stone
(quar.)
Plantation
&
4,48%
7-15
7-
1-
A
7-22
$1
37y2c
7-19
7-19
7-19
7-19
7-20
7-20
10-14
10-14
7-20
10-14
noncumUlative
7-29
12y2C
20c
(quar.)
A
8-15
6%
6-28
2oc
preferred (quar.)__
o^reet
Steel
7-15
7V2c
class
State Street Bank
&
(quar.)
investment
Southern
7-31
7-25
lie
(quar.)
American
Southern
2
8-
32c
common
Products
$3.40
Shareholder's
55c
8-
tlOc
.
Power
.
(quar.)__—
8-15
6%
Corp.;—
$4.00
Class
5
20c
tl5c
tlOc
(quar.)__
$1.00
'
(quar.).
J40c
(quar.)
Industries,
7-31
8-15
■
Co.,
Corp. (quar.)
Food Town
(stock
Stock
Star
A
common
13c
Seligman
Slater
8-23
8-15
split)
Selama-Dindings
$1
9-20
t25c
—
Security Nat'l Bank of Long Island (quar.)
Security Trust Co. (Rochester, N. Y.) (quar.)
See's
Candy Shops,
class A
(quar.)
Sigma
preferred
class
_i
Inc.,
(quar.)
Products
8-15
i7y2c
Fund, Inc.
Columbian Banknote
Class
B
7-15
92V2c
87y2c
"6c
(quar.)
$30c
(s-a)
<
9-18
13y4C
Des
A
(s-a)
5%
(initial)
&
o%
5
12-
Securities
Siegel
7-
12-16
(quar.)__
Scottish & York Holdings—
5ya%
1st preference (quar.)
Stock
7-15
$1.25
Ltd.. N-V
(quar.)———>
Corporation, common—
Sheraton
•
class
Aviation
:
Brock, Ltd.,
Class
;
A
20c
.
1
8-15
J78y8C
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred ,quar.)-,
Union Finance Corp., common
120c
Ltd.,
B
Stanley
Stanley
7-
8-
9
$1.12y2
(quar.)
$8.70
45c
.
Extra
•
t>,.eivhi
preferred
Sheep
6-24
7-31
t $ 1.25
(quar.)
Paper,
from
7-16
8-15
15c
(quar.)__
(s-a)—.
Star Tank & Boat
—
Monthly
Class
7-10
3
Schivner-Stevens
iro.-n
7-31
Class
93%c
.—L
_
Stanfield,
5
1
3
Scott & Fetzer Co.
Class
~
7-
7-
7-22
7-15
7-22
8
</.
i
(quar.)
A
Products
Standard
7-15
7-25
9-
W.)
preferred
Loura"
9-
preferred A
Selected
ti-2o
9-17
preferred
Security
7-25
7-26
<9-17
preferred
Pak
3%%
Scarrett
Schlumberger,
Sea
8-30
5
(quar.)—
(quar.)
A
Casting, Inc. (quar.)Marine Insurance (quar.)
Tubular
Seaway
9-16
instrument,
Co. of Ohio—
Oil
5
Paper Corp., com. isxucti aiviaenu):—
Scnenley industries, corpmon
50c
con v.
pref;
(s-a)
_w,
Scherihg Company, 5% preferred (quar.)
$4
^eanuaru
Standard
5
Saxon
Scott
9
8-9
25C
Savannah Electric &
5V2%
8-
3
(quar.)
stocic
Schwitzer
3
9-
7-
common
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Sanboin Map Co. (reduced quar.)_.
Saratoga & Schenectady RR
5V4%
9-
7-
4V2%
4.36%
Common
15c
& Electric—
Common,
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Sawhill
7-12
7-
Diego Gas
Sargent
7-19
1
Chimiques)—
deposit receipts (payment of 4.75
[net French rate] per share)—
(Howard
1
7- 1
11-
Co.—
$4.50 preferred
[ $4.00 preierred
8-
40c
t56y4c
2V2c
(quar.)
v/2%
vquai.)
class A (quar.)
co.,
7-15
Salada Foods, Ltd.
(quar.)
i
Salant & Salant, class A and ciass B—
Sams
8-
Co., Ltd.—
preference B (quar.)
1st
nco.,
Steei
Printing
(innial)
> (Manufactures
American
7-19
7-15
(initial)
Electric
Fuel
32y2c
Gobain
Saint
1
6V4%
Unioxx
Standard
$1.25
Shipbuilding
&
8-
1
8-25
11-25
15c
common
Union Acceptance
6-28
iquar.)
Stetl
Fire
7-19
7-31
25C
7-15
(quar.)
prexeneu
Louis
7-19
1
Class
7-15
(quar.)
Francisco Ry.—
preferred
Paul
7-19
1
8-
8-20
$1.25
preferred A
St.
1
8-
7-15
5c
Ltd.,
St.
8-
11-
7y2c
7'/2c
Foods
Tyson
8-15
$1.50
Co.,
Lawrence
St.
7-19
1
$1.12y2
.,
class
St.
5%
7-19
1
1
Sta-Rite
(s-a)
St.
Louis-San
1
8-
9- 3
8- 1
Common
5
U5c
(quar.)
Ryerson & Haynes
Common
8-
8-2
8- 2
7-19
10-18
8-10
9-3
$27y2c
62V2c
62V2c
Quarterly
Tyler Pipe & Foundry,
9-
$i.37y2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
5%
7-19
9-
11c
Rudy Manufacturing Co. (stock
Russ Togs, class A (quar.)
St.
7-19
1
8-
15c
_
(quar.)
:
% preferred
57o
$1.15
$1.18%
$1.40%
27 Vic
10c
1
1
8-
$1.60 pfd.
25c
(increased-quar.)
Brothers, Inc. (quar.)
Dairy, Ltd., class A
Stover
(quar.)
7-19
88-
Dredging,
15c
-
5V2%
Russell
2
Standard
20c
Oak
6%
92y2c
97V2c
$1.03%
$1.06Vi
$1.10
27V2c
preferred
Standard Shares
.
Royal McBee Corp.—
4V'2%
prexeneu
(quar.)
5
7-
9
•
(George D.)
Roper
Rosenau
7-15
.
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
tl5c
Elevator, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.10 convertible preferred series A (quar.)
208 faoutn La Salie Street Corp.
(quar.;
9
4%
(final)
38% c.-
tax" of
income
Roper
Royal
\ -
When
per
Share
Turnbull
■
7-
10 c
"ADRS"
ordinary
j-td.
Rorer1 (William
;
Monday, July 15, 1963
.
of Company
7-23
t$i.06y4
(quar. >—
Broadcasting
(quar.)
Royce,
1%
—
Public Service—
Name
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Specter Freight System, class A (quar.)—
Stainless Steel Products (stock dividend)4%
fctano'aro Brands Paint Co.
(initial)
10c
4
—
Less British
■ •
.
""""T-.-v,.,..
Holders
rt7y2c
:—
(quar.)
prexerrea
Rollins
Rolls
(quar.)__.
Ltd.,
Paper,
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)_^____—
(quar.)—
*.
—-—
corporation
Rolland
- -■ -
IVlien
Payable of Rec
t6y4c
preferred F
4.10%
preferred
4%%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
4.95%
preferred
5.50%
preferred
4%
Ronr
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
preierred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($25 par)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.7u%
8-16
8-
(initial)
com.
new
(quar.)
Co.
Button
(A.
5-zi
9-16
22'/2c
10c
Rice
Rochester
Stock
Soutnwestern
7-19
—
Express,
Roadway
7-19
7-22
i
Fund
Brand
River
1
7-31
$0,076
Tinto
Rittsnno-.se
8-
3oc
fuOx Co., Cxaoa
Zinc, Ltd.
Rit.fee
Rio
1
Service—
Electric
Soutnwestern
8-
933/4C
tquar.)_.
Share
Name of Company
30c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Per
Holders
Payable oj Rec
Share
Name of Company
.
.
'
*
\
.
.
Number 6281
Volume 198"
^
.The Commercial and
.
7-31
9c
8-31
9c
9-30
9-16
5c
7-31
7-17
$1.50
7-31
7-15
15c
7-11
7-
Monthly
•
capital gains).
,
(quar.)
preferred
Fuel
Wisconsin
(quar.)
Light Co.
&
1
$1.25
-
1
7-15
$1.26
5%
88-
1
7-15
$1.27
preferred
(quar.)
5.04%
preierred
(quar.)
5.08%preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin
Fund, Inc.
(quarterly
8-
1
7-15
net
from
4c
7-31
7-15
quar.).
27 Vac
7-15
7-
(increased quar.)
Woodall
Industries ~ (quar.)—1—
Woolworth (F. W.) & Co., Ltd.—
(QYz pence per share less British income
15c
8-1
7-10
7-15
7-
investment
income)
(increased
Gas
Southern
Wisconsin
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning
30c
Machine
Yates-American
Batteries
8-
25c
7-15
7-
7-15
1
15c
—i
Trust
&
9-15
Steel
Zausner
Foods,
Zeller's,
Ltd.,
4%%
%L2-16
11-30
7-15
6-28
8-
1
7-15
and
7-15
6-29
64.8%
7-15
7-15
6-28
15c
9-
3
8-15
8-
1
7-
156 V4c
8-
7-
1
2
2
books
Transfer
$ Payable
Previously
date
been
Less
7%.
tax
:/V
-V
incorrect. The corrected
is indicated here,
funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident
income
are
deductible
talized
was
Ii
72%
tne
Net
share
tire
1962
and
oil
in prin¬
plus 20 shares
debentures,
each 1,000 shares of Sunac common
sunac stock is acquired, it will involve
for
the
of
of $300
exchange
the
for
198, p. 51.
producer's common stock.—V,
gas
tax.
Transmission Co.—Appointment-—,
Gas
Tennessee
The
Manhattan Bank
Chase
f
General Corporation
into
and
8
.
,
Co.—Rights Offering to Stock¬
holders—The company is offering its stockholders the
right to subscribe for 172,341 additional common
shares at $31 per share, on the basis of one new share
for each ten held of record July 9. Rights will expire
Sierra Pacific Power
July 29. No underwriting is involved.
Net proceeds, together with funds from $8,000,000
of debentures to be sold at competitive sale on July 17,
will be used for loan repayment and refunding of
$3,300,000 of outstanding 5%% debentures.
laws
the
ating
the
of
State
principally
engaged
company
incorporated on March 13, 1912
of Maine, tt i& a publie1 utility oper¬
was
the
in
Utility
electric
business
water
and
gas
service in the cities 'of Rend-5 find Sparks, Nevada, and
environs.
The
firm
is
qualified under the laws of Nevada and
California to
conduct such
businesses. Its principal executive of¬
in
the
fices
States-of
Nevada
located
afe
220 South
at
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
and1 also
California,
and
Virginia' St., Reno,
EFFECT
renders
term
First
Outstanding
due
A
due
1977
975,000
3,500,000
3,500,000
4,000,000
1970—_
3%%
series
due
1984—l—_
4,000,000
5
V4%
series
due
198 6
3,000,000
series
due
1988
3,000,000
6,500,000
5,000,000
1,903,000
1,903,000
1991
due
series
due
debentures
!%%
1992
due
1975—
Capital Stock:
Preferred
/
stock, series
(cumul.)
dividend
197,
p.
80,500 shs.
par).
($50
($3.75
stock
Common
—V.
A, $2.44
for
the
to construct a 20-inch diameter pipeline
diameter line between Castor and West Mon¬
this line will be
1,895,743 shs.
2510.
this
new
of
terms
amounts
of
gas
this
delivered under
expansion pro¬
will go to 36 existing customers," Mr. Goodrich said.
"Ap¬
proximately 127 million cubic feet will be added to our system next
year,
115 million in 1965, 74 million in 1966 and 84 million in
gram
1967."
Co.—Merger—Name Change Effec.
South Penn Oil
Petroleum Corp.
and Stetco Petroleum Corp. with the company as survivor operating
under the name Pennzoil Co.
Under the plan, which became ef¬
fective July 3, the authorized common stock of the company was
changed
from
1,715,000 $12.50 par shares to
3,500,000 $5 par
shares
and
241,401 shares issued in exchange for Zapata stock
on
the basis of one-fourth Pennzoil share for each Zapata share
and
142,857 shares issued for Stetco stock on the basis of oneOn
July
Pennzoil
seventh
has
stockholders
2
1,974,008
share
voted
for
to
each
Pennzoil
share.
Stetco
Investment
Southwestern
Zapata
merge
shares.—V.
outstanding
188,
Co.
—
Co.,
now
151.
p.
Notes
Sold
Pri¬
vately—On July 9, it was reported that $5,500,000 of
this firm's senior notes due July 1, 1978, had been
sold privately through Michelman & Hanf, New York.
—V. 198, p. 143.
Sta-Rite
On
Rite
July
10,
Products,
Waukesha
announced
Rubber
Inc.—Acquisitions—
Lauterbach,
S.
H.
Lauterbach
Mr.
Co.
Products,
Chairman
negotiation
of
related
Co.
and
two
said
that
Waukesha
Milker Parts Wholesale Inc.,
and
an
all located
CrGwn
Wis.,
including land, inventories and buildings with
about 20,000 square feet of office, manufacturing and storage space.
There are now approximately 90 employees.
The combined annual
sales volume of the companies was said to be
"approximately $2
companies,
million."
would not only remain in
the Waukesha location,
but that construction of an 8,000 square
foot addition
to
the present manufacturing
facilities would start
soon
to
"accommodate present and
immediate future production
Mr.
Lauterbach
said
the
from the Mexican
Texas Eastern oper¬
ates 68 compressor stations along the route of its pipeline having
a total motive force in excess of 891,000 horsepower. At the
present
time the company has an authorized delivery capacity of 2.66 bil¬
lion cubic feet per day.—V. 198, p. 143.
The
vious
redemption 'on Aug.
1, 1963
through operation of the sinking fund, $300,000 of its 6%
first
mortgage series D bonds due Aug. 1, 1984 at 100%. Payment will
be made at any branch in Canada of the Royal Bank of Canada.
189,
p.
2246.
called
for
gas
system
extends
Texas, to New York City.
A.
Beecherl,
President,
Jr.,
has
Up 45%; Net 41%
reported that
ings and net income for the nine months ended
surpassed the results registered by the company for
fiscal
"cash earn¬
May 31, 1963
all of its 1962
progress
quarter operations outpacing the two previous quar¬
ters,
record high nine months results showed a 45%
increase in
revenues,
a
45% rise in cash earnings, and a 41% improvement
in net income, as compared with the corresponding months of last
May
:
year..
$2,930,032
For
the
as
against $2,015,133
entire
significant
A
wet
took
fiscal
1962
for the same
revenues
were
$2,749,259.
the composition of the company's rev¬
the May quarter. Reflecting the addition
in
change
place
year,
during
of
gas
gathering systems acquired in March, revenues
gathering and gasoline extraction plants accounted for
months' revenues, as compared with 9%
during the
nine
six
months
In
the
amounted
operations
of the
63%
and
from
15%
first
fiscal year.
nine-month
to
7%
of
being reviewed, oil and gas
with 15% coming from silica
miscellaneous sources.
period
revenues,
from
months
$7,721,458
May
were
up
sales
sand
ended
and
net
1962.
31,
8%
over
May
sales
the
and
;.t
earnings of
compared tcF"
586.853 for the six
of
were
net
1963,
31,
earnings
Net
over
up
and
3%
over
comparable
earnings
share
per
for
said
six
period
months
per; share as
compared to $0,272
months ended May 31, 1962.—V. 197,
net
the
of
■
pre¬
period
cents
S0.294
were
share
per
for
the
2199.
p.
Tri-Continental Corp.—Assets Higherin t-e
diversified
that
for
clared.
the
Francis
corporation's
of
report
been
measured
as
the
for
by
first
be,.er
the
half
this
of
stock
common
"has
company,
tn
n.
customary
of
1963
I
de¬
assets
were also sharply up for the peried.
share outstanding rose to $55.13 at micl-year,
Randolph, Chairman, and Fred E. Brown, President,
This represented a gain of about 10%
from $5cvj7 at
and was 30%
more
than the $42.51 repo.t d 12
31,
1962.
earlier.
Investment
assets
$431,255,897
30,
was
,.o<
earlier
shares
and
totaling
w
the
wa-.
Randolph
income
01
$5 775.
during
and
30.
June
compared
or
funds
new
said.
in
the
first
half,
|
de-'xared
to
$6,024,135,
the
on
divid«-<ds
and
preferred
and
common
half.
if.
a.
Mr.
"U\:e
s
amounted
re
first
o
at
of the year and $375,193,714 at
reflect a larger number of out¬
at mid-1963. The cxercis" if - ~-
than
President
investment
$465,595,822
figures
n
a
Chairman
at
stood
the beginning
at
The
1962.
standing preferred
rants
Share
per
general,
F.
reported.
June
in
common
per
val"e
investment
prices
Investment
Assets
vi h
asset
closed-end
stock
averages,"
vestment nolicy
l.
Brown
during the period. Mr.
"Common stocks are i .vcred
reported.
bonds
and preferred stocks, and at June 30, the value cf such
accounted for 90.4%
of investment assets as compared
89.9%
at the start of the year," they said.—V. 197, p. 2C38.
over
holdings
with
Union Light, Heat
Power Co.—Appointment—
&
Irving
Trust, New York, has been appointed trustee, registrar
paying agent for the company's first mortgage bonds, 4%%
and
due
series
1993.—V.
198,
52.
p.
1
'
Union Oil Co. of California—Sells California
On
fee
July
8,
lands
Corp.
retaining
the
The
sale
of
the
the
subsidiary
a
approximately
the
of
1,100
to
Props.
of
acres
Heritage
of
its
Con¬
Co¬
National
$15,000,000.
is
Union
'
property.
Escrow closes in De¬
agreement, Heritage will spread
to Union over four calendar -years,
addition
the
to
Northern
1,100
1896-1944
itage
is
for
interested
Union
potential... The acreage in which Her- j
undeveloped except as farmland.
It is
will be subdivided. '■'%
oil
its
is
from 1963 to 1966.
./
Union owns another 2,800 acres v
acquired th6 land over-.the •.,/
acres,
County.
Orange
years
still
that the acreage purchased by Heritage
expected
—V.
Calif.,
to
terms
sale
Calif,
County,
Is
price
rights
Under
payment
In
in
Orange
Fullerton,
of
mineral
1963.
announced
company
Northern
ordinators.
cember,
the
in
struction
197,
2199.
p.
United
x
'
'
,%././
Finance
Co.
subordinated notes
•;
Ore.)—Notes
(Portland,
Privately—On July 11, it
was
and
notes
due
both
Sold
reported that $250,000
$500,000 of its senior
1975
had
been sold
pri¬
vately through Michelman & Hanf, New York.
United
set
Scientific
Laboratories, Inc.—Proposed As¬
Sale—
See
Vernitron
this
Corp.,
issue.—V.
Vernitron Corp.—Proposed
On
July
Directors
9,
Laboratories,
Vernitron
of
the
liabilities
to
Levine,
President
The
holders
to
vote
upon
New
in
York
Vernitron
synchros,
common
is
of
Seymour
stock
of
in
r
exchange
announced
was
and
is
one
to
be
share
for shares
jointly by Bernard
Wald, President of
distributed
to
Vernitron
of
stock¬
for
six
meeting of the stockholders of United
assets has been called for July 29, 1963.
primarily
engaged
of
Vernitron,
ratio
the
/
special
the sale
City.
manufacture
at
in
A
by
Vernitron,
Vernitron
United.
of
Acquisition—
a
This
stock.
of
1885.
p.
Corp. and United Scientific
proposal
for
the
acquisition
by
United Scientific Laboratories, subject
assumed
United
of
shares
of
assets
be
to
common
197,
Vernitron
of
approved
Inc.
of Vernitron
the
in
electro-magnetic
resolvers,
motors
servo
design,
development and
including
components,
servo
and
motor tachometer
generators
plants in Farmingdale, New York, and Torrance, California.
products have application in various electro-mechanical
systems of a military and civil nature, such as automation devices,
missiles,
radar networks,
aircraft and television cameras.
its
Venitron's
United,
of
Long Island Cltv, N. Y., manufactures hi-fi,
stero
amplifiers,
and
Citizen Band Radio. Phone Trans¬
the name
"De Wald"
and
for private labels. The
United will be continued as a division of Vernitron.
tuners
and
ceivers
under
of
business
acquisition represents Vernitron's first expansion into
of consumer products.—V. 196, p. 1096.
The
proposed
the
manufacture
Von's
Sales
chain,
Co.—Sales, Net Higher-
Grocery
and
of
this Southern
California
supermarket
highs for the first 24 weeks of 1963 (Dec. 31,
16,
1963), and the company expects these
to continue, T. A." Von der Ahe, President, re¬
earnings
reached
through
favorable
new
June
trends
ported.
totalled
Sales
over
sales
on
net
over
The
kets
3,120,152
of
company
in
.
increase of $8,220,353, or 8.75%
comparable period last year./
equivalent to 70 cents per share
3%
the
shares.
This represents an increase of
of $2,112,267, or 68 cents per share (on
for the first 24 weeks of 1962.
operates 83 Von's and Shopping Bag supermar¬
Four new markets are scheduled to
California.
within the next
existing unit.—V.
197,
:
an
the
shares)
now
southern
for
$2,175,029,
totalled
earnings
number
same
$102,577,833,
$94,357,480
of
income
Net
revenues
two
gas
of
six
open
."
aggregated
period of fiscal 1962.
During the nine month period under review,
reports net sales of $7,960,091
the
cents
six
based
year."
With
of
has
natural
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp.—Revs.
enues
Steinberg's Properties Ltd.—Partial Redemption—
—V.
company's
Louis
operations
requirements."
The, corporation
was
the
the
year.
1962,
Dairy Supply
in Waukesha,
$92.4
first phase
the
for
1964
about
costing
facilities
border near McAllen,
companies.
Rubber,
engaged in the manufacture and distribution of molded rubber
products for dairy, farm and industrial markets.
The purchase price was not disclosed, but it involves all assets
the
year
ended
earnings
United.
million will be constructed
of the expansion. These facilities
incluae 341 miles of 30- ana 36-inch
diameter pipeline additions,
alterations to existing compression equipment and the commence¬
ment of development of the Accident Field into a storage reservoir.
To turn the Accident Field into a storage reservoir, 22 miles of
field headers and well lines of various diameter from 4 to 16 inches
and a 5,500 horsepower compressor and injection station will be
constructed.
Also a number of existing wells will be worked over
and new wells will be drilled to enable the company to properly
carry out injection and withdrawals of gas.
Texas Eastern is one of the nation's largest pipeline companies
with more than 7,100 miles of pipeline in natural gas service and
2,800 miles of pipeline moving refined petroleum products from
refineries on the Gulf Coast to markets in the Midwest and East.
'New
during
and President of Staagreement to purchase
are
of
ended May 31, 1963 was $1,152,This compaerd with $814,978 or 53 cents
of last year. Net income for the en¬
$1,132,581.
period
of this firm's; senior
Eastern,
Texas
"Increased
80,500 shs.
i'hs.
2,500,000
par)
for
months
us
14-inch
a
facilities, we have asked the Commis¬
a
previously authorized construction
expansion is to be supplied by Gulf Oil Corp.
a gas purchase agreement recently announced
he said. Reserves available to Texas Eastern
under this agreement amount to more than 4.4 trillion cubic feet
with initial deliveries amounting to 150 million cubic feet daily and
increasing in five years up to a daily contract quantity of 500 mil¬
lion cubic feet daily.
Texas Eastern will take delivery of the gas
at the discharge of a processing plant to be built by Gulf at Venice,
Louisiana, and will pay a maximum price of 20.9875 cents' per
thousand cubic feet for a take or pay volume of 80% of the con¬
tract quantity with the price decreasing to 19 cents per thousand
cubic feet at and above the contract quantity.
6,500,000
5,000,000
series
amend
gas,"
-
Louisiana.
The increased capacity through
in conjunction with this latest expansion."
Gas
by
3,000,000
4%%
to
us
will be the conversion and
in Garrett County, Mary¬
>
enable
to
of
under
3,000,000
4Va%
5%
allow
to
used
975,000
due
1978
series
3 Va %
These development co^ts
although they are capi¬
year.
purposes,
months
nine
like
on
that
sales
net
''/%>;'V
underground storage reservoir for natural
to these new
"In addition
roe,
$3,000,000
$3,000,000
series
series
-
2%%
the
fiscal
tax
books.
per share.
the
company
$634,540
i-'nere
\f:';
for use as an
Goodrich said.
project
Authorized
3%%
development costs
arising from' the
provision for Federal income taxes
Tip Top Products Co.—Sales Up 3%; Net 8%—
stocks
in
expansion
largest
land,
instead
bonds:
Expansion
begin
to
the
important part of the expansion
development of the Accident Gas' Field
FINANCING
debt:
mortgage
—
has asked the Federal Power Commission for
a
$195 million expansion of its natural
company
"An
sion
Long
Corp.
•.' %.?'
they can handle.
Mr.
Nov.;
PRESENT
TO
;■
„
.
au¬
gas
company history, according to
Baxter D. Goodrich, Executive Vice-President.
Ihis latest expansion for the Houston-based pipeline company will
add 400 million cubic feet to the daily delivery capacity of the
r
m%i'natural-gets s 7S(,em. according to Mr. ooodrich. The expan¬
sion
will be accomplished over a four-year period with
the first
phase facilities going into service during the fall of 1964.
jLo
acxompnsh cne eApansmn, 'iexas Eastern plans to construct
approximately 880 miles of various diameter pipeline ranging in
size up to 36 inches in diameter.
The 33-inch pipe would be used
to connect Texas Eastern's system at Ne*- 'Roads,
Louisiana, with
a
new source of supply at Venice,
Louisiana, and most of the re¬
maining construction will be along the route cf its existing sys'.em
between
Opelousas,. Louisiana, and Lamberfcville,, New Jersey,. he
said.
In addition, three new compressor stations with a combined
total of 18,500 horsepower will be constructed; a new metering and
regulating station will be added to the system, and special equip¬
ment
changes will be made _at. a number of currently operatingcompressor stations that will increase the amount of natural gas
The
system,
~
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
Program—
thorization
under
of
outlook, Mr. Beecherl stated, "Management
achieved thus far in fiscal 1963 will
during the remaining months of the
year
and
extend
1964 fiscal year as well."—V. 197, p. 1574
v
the
■
Net
Investment News
company
in
fiscal
continue
the
BUSINESS—The
in
cents
hopeful
months
tax.
page
to
no
current
income
for
Commenting
is
Dec.
has been appointed trustee, paying
agent, and registrar for the 5% debentures due 1983 of the com¬
pany.—V. 198, p. 143.
'
from
75
tne
company's
income
or
per
in
the
on
Recovery
$2,025,000 in Sunset's 5% subordinated debentures
135,000 shares of the Los Angeles-headquartered
of
to,al
a
diversified
calls
subordinated
5%
stock,
common
exchange of
and
payment
.
Continued
made
019
or until a
shares have
first.
occurs
Sunset
its
of
common
of
whichever
from
offer
17, .1963,
remain open until July
all outstanding Sunac
will
72%
amount
stccK.
the
of the offer, the exchange became effective
all Sunac shares deposited by that time.
Tne
date
record
in U. S.
Jamaica
the source. Non¬
deductible at
tax
of
deposited,
Sunset
of
9,366,522
to
as
offer
exchange
The
,
tax.
ptfblished date
and/or
t Payable
x
income
British
Less
y
funds,
resident
15%;
tax
this dividend.
for
closed
Canadian
in
resident
a
not
29
amount received represents approximately
Sunac shares outstanding.
The
total
terms
the
maximum
cipal
*
the
of
June
on
common
producer.
gas
Under-
6-29
t35c
...
accepted
of New
shares of Sunac Petroleum Corp." which
were deposited pursuant to an
earlier exchange offer to acquire up
to 72%
of all outstanding
common stock of the Dallas-based oil
JlxC
quar.)
(quar.).
exchange
6,069,474
40c
(Canada)
announced that as of June 29 it had
agent, the Marine Midland Trust Co.
has
company
its
York,
40c
(quar.)
preferred
mainly to intangible
drilling program,
been
The
from
25c
(initial
A
The
10C
(quar.)
Door
class
common
Exchange
—
7-15
r
t2c
Youngstown
Corp.
8-31
7-31
10c'
(quar.)..
(Pa.)
Co.
..
25c
Bank
Petroleum
International
Sunset
Offer Effective—
—-
County Gas (quar.)
Speculative Investment Fund
Due
company's
has
;
1
7-
-
(quar.)
York
or$l--
depletion)
ended May 31, 1963 were equivalent
1,527,366 shares outstanding at the end
!
7-19
1
25c
.
York
control systems, including
the Atlas missile program,
fiscal year ended May 31, 1963,
according to company President F. Dale Ferris.
Straza
Industries,
with main plant facilities in El Cajon and
divisions at Carlsbad, Calif, and Las Vegas, Nev., conducts R&D
and
large
scale manufacturing
operations for missiles and jet
engine components.
Its Electronics Division is active in R & D
ana proauction oi advancea solid state applications,
digital process¬
ing systems, telemetry and FM' sonar equipment.
*
,
ctraza's sales tor the year ended June 30 are estimated at $8.5
million, almost double the sales realized in fiscal 1962.—V. 197,
for
861.
depreciation and
months
the
on
period. In the same months of last year, casn earnings were
$1,196,306, equal to 78 cents per share on the l,5z6,666 shares out¬
standing on May 31, 1962. Cash earnings amounted to $1,655,524
during the full year of fiscal 1962.'
reported sales of $1,25C,000 for the
p.
;
(quar. i—__/
York
1
(income before
nine
share
-
—
Wrigley
(Wm.)
jr.
Co. imonuUy)
Wyatt Industries (reduced quar.)..
Yale Express System—
Class A
(increased quar.)
Yocam
1
the
in
Per
49
the
8-23
■
38%% )
of
tax
l-14
fluid
Fluidgenics,
which
produces
and
regulators primarily
earnings
<36 192
permission to enter into pre¬
liminary negotiations with rluidgenics, National City missile com¬
ponent manufacturer, for merging the operations and ownership
of the two companies, it was announced on July 8 by John Straza,
requested
has
Industries
valves
Wisconsin Electric Power—
6%
Cash
Industries—Proposed Merger—
Straza
Straza
President.
Industries Fund, Inc. (quar¬
Growth
from realized
terly
7-15
8-15
Monthly
Winfield
Payable of Rec.
9c
monthly)
(increased
Stores
Winn-Dixie
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
(237)
Financial Chronicle
3
p.
months,
1575.
'
'
Ward Baking Co.—New
one
,
of
•
which
will
'
replace
an
'
-
Stock Interest—
Co., announced
special meeting
on
July
10
had
approved
the sale of 300,000 shares of Ward
Baking common stock to Noma Corp. at $10 per share. On June
5,
1963 Ward and Noma had announced the Agreement of Sale,
which was subject to the approval of the Ward stockholders.
Mr. Sonnabend also announced that at a special meeting of the
Directors of Ward Baking held immediately after the stockholders*
meeting, Mr. Charles W. Call, Jr., was elected President and chief
A.
that
M.
Sonnabend,
the
stockholders
Chairman
of
Ward
of Ward Baking
Baking Co., at a
LS
x
v
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
should
He succeeds Mr. Chester B Eng¬
1963. Mr. Call is a director of
Director and President of Noma.—V. 198,
executive officer of Ward Baking.
who resigned
on June 26,
land
P-
is
and
Baking
"Ward
a
52;
..
Webb
&
announced that it had repaid
its current
Corp., by selling it a 51 % interest in the
for $2,300,000.
The new firm, in which
Webb & Knapp retains a 49%
interest, has taken title to a 43/2
acre 6ite of undeveloped land adjacent to Roosevelt Field shopping
Value
Corp.,
center,^ Gstated
to
Alleghany
pay
erties
in
Denver
of
a
the
Denver,
lease
all real
for
estate
funds
realized from the sale
on
and
increasing
197, p.
Maurice
For
the
results
final
of
the
sales
The
ing
and pay all debts due on
the property.—V. 19b, p. 212b.
Brothers—Earnings
for
the
comparable
first
company
rate
cost
and
first
second
that
quarter
I,-'.
and operating revenues amount¬
second quarter of 1963, considerably
of $14,545,000.
Net income for the
to $849,000 or $1.13 per common .share
reported net sales
for
quarter
period
that
cents
per
the
share
for
This compares with $218,000
the first
months of the
three
the
wiih
the
effect
strict
of
bank
loans
recent
the
control
of
which
1S7,
p.
See
South
Penn
The
Chase
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YORK
wish
LOAN RATES
OF TRADING
DANA
CO.
PLACE
PARK
25
to
Record for
7, N. Y.
subscribe
one
year
to
the
Bank
&
City
Quotation
for the sum of $45.
i—
Name
Address
...
Zone
the
first
six
share.
common
per
price increase.
Mr.
Wood
said
were
of
the
appointed registrar for
the
outstanding
at
the
beginning
State
p.
550.
Corp.—Appointment—
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
cents
expenditures combined with increased
to repay all of its $5,000,000 short-
Manhattan Bank
common
•
PITTSBURGH STOCK
limited
Oil*Co., this issue.—V.-*191,
Zausner Foods
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
•
92
~
STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
EXCHANGE-BONDS
for
$1.36 per common
or
1575.
|/;li;//;RECOROiiilI
EXCHANGE
income
or
$518,000
company
BANK & QUOTATION
STOCK
Net
$1,1)68,000
of
capital
the
QUICKLY BY USING OUR
STOCK
to
operating revenues amount to
comparable figure of $33,-
the
to
1962.
period of last year.
same
SERVICE YOUR ACCOUNTS
•
of
loss
a
and
close
1.
v
v'-V.'i.
Zapata Petroleum Corp.—Merger Effective—
class
•*'
year.'
$7,976,344, but net income
common
half
19b3 amounted
revenues
amounted
sales
very
Monday, July 15, 1963
R. Wood, Chairman and President said that the im¬
performance during the quarter wa's in part due to a high
of operations,
but also reflected continuing improvements in
control and in the performance of the company's new mills
term
preferred dividend requirements.
23
or
1963 will approximate
for
net
is
first
profits permitted
1683.
$19,401,000
to
above
Forecast—
months of
in 1962 of
six
of
quarter.—V.
after
Wilson
.
Harleston
-
Net
.
proved
Parker
1963,"
for
for
compares
share
wholly-owned
the
half
vhich
months
we
to
first
856,000
Shirt
optimism
the
$33,946.00C,
Brothers reported earn¬
share for the six months
cents per share for the
Wood Steel Co.—Shows Profit for Period—
(Alan)
the property,
mortgage on
our
Enro
profit
said.—V.
will be used
for rent due on the Court House Square Prop¬
plus other obligations due Alleghany under the
remainder of 1963; provide for the payment
first and second
in
with
the
taxes
Wilson
to
according
improvement
President.
subsidiary and principal in¬
Co., Inc., continue to expand in volume
cannot help but be optimistic as to its
future. " House
Glass Corp., another wholly-owned
subsidiary, has
been
divested of
unprofitable lines, and operations tor the year
1963 should result in a very satisfactory return on our investment.
As we enter into the fall season of our operations, we look forward
of
the
vestment,
-v.' ■:
Land
and
This
"Operations
Alleghany
Indebtedness to Alleghany
new
substantial
a
Chairman
19b2.
year
and
9, the company
reflect
Parker,
ings 6f $64,022 or three cents per common
ended June 30, 1962 and $522,405, of- 65
.
Inc.—Repays Debt to
Knapp,
Corp.—
On July
.
(238)
the
lias
been
corporation.—V. 198,
p.
52.
'
Volume
Number
198
6281
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(239)
51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
$90,000
Bond
Sale
The
—
water
service
fered
July
awarded
were
to.
price of 98.50,
of about
53—
p.
a
to
from
1
inclusive.
Aug.
Aug.
on
i
.
1, 1970
y
1,
1963.
' York
Interest
Sanitary District,
the
City
Angeles.
& Myers.
Coachella
1965
to
Jan. 1 from
on
1968 inclusive.
bonds
53
480,000
3s.
1969
Due
to
Jan. 1
on
1971
from
inclusive.
170,000 3.10s. Due
Co.,
180,000 3.20s. Due
on
Jan. 1, 1973
185,000 3.30s. Due
on
Calif.
Legality
and
1976.
on
'>
Sutcliffe.
iiii-;
1966 to
from
1979 to
Other
cate:
Hallgarten
&
inclusive.
the
of
syndi¬
Peabody
Co.;
1
&
Wm.
Co.;
E.
Pol¬
Bond
school bonds
Company;
of America
Francisco,
N. T. &
$16,000 5s.
Due
1964 to
Chapman,
10,000 31/2S. Due
ALASKA
Anchorage Independent Sch. Dist.,
Bond
sealed
Dated
until
11
for
the
purchase
general
bonds.
Los
Sept.
serially in from
July
on
School
offered July
awarded
Los Angeles,
at
Elsinore
>
by
Preston,
cisco
Bond
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
and
finance
the
monorail rapid
No. 3, Ariz.
Bond
school
sold
Sale—An
to
of
$20,000
bonds
was
Kirby L. Vidrine Co.
Maricopa
High
County,
Tolleson
School District
No.
Bond Sale—An issue of
merce
City,
was
Trust
as
figure and
Inc.,
Baer,
.
$362,000
sold to the Com¬
1970 to
1976
July 1
on
from
Interest
it
July 1, 1977
and
1978.
June
interest
1,
1963.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld
&
Divelbess.
Bond
Redding
on
July
18
7:30
for
Francisco,
the
1993
inclusive.
after
July 1, 1986
on
July 1, 1973
Bonds
or
cipal
interest
of
at
the
Bank
S.
A.,
in
District
School
was
District,
San
N.
T.
will
$350,000
&
S.
A., of San
'
receive
sealed
Diego until 10:30
July
23
for
of
ChL
the
Supervisors,
a.m.
way.
San
(PDST)
purchase of
acquisition
as
30,000,000
1,
;
41,000*000
present
$338
on
$2,-
000.000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1963. Due on Sept. 1 from 1966
in
miles
12
be
amount
financed
bonds—paid
enues
from
of
sub¬
system
to
revenue
Webbei:,
Jackson
&
Caldwell,
Trimble
&
'i'y,'■y
Bond
Offering
that the
receive
p.m.
(EST)
City Auditor
—
purchase
Due
of
York
the
8
$400,000 utilities tax
Bonds due
or on any
(M-N)
1973
as
Principal
payable
the
and
the
at
Bank
at
or
and
of May
interest payment
Manhattan
City,
in
callable
are
thereafter.
;
until
for "the
23
May 1, 1963.
May 1 from 1967 to 1992
inclusive.
1, 1973
bids
July
bonds. Dated
on
date
an¬
City Commission
sealed
on
New'
of
option
of
holder, at the Ormond Beach
National Bank. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
Certificate Sale—The $2,150,000
water and
sewer
certificates
197,
utilities
offered
revenue
July
2405—were
p.
sold
10—v.
to
the
Housing arid Home Finance Agen¬
cy, as 3V2S, at a price of par.'
pay¬
IDAHO
Aug.
Principal
Bank
of
Bingham County Class "A" School
District No.
52
New York
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers.
(P. O. Blackfoot),
Idaho
Seal
at any paying agent of
or
1,
ap¬
and after
on
Legality
Bond
Sale—An issue of $65,000
school bonds
tinental
was
Illinois
sold to the Con¬
National Bank 8s
Trust Company of Chicago.
Ventura Waterworks District No. <6
Bond
.
bonds offered
at
a
ILLINOIS
County, Calif.
Sale—The
$245,000 water
July 1—v. 198,
awarded
to
1966
to
4.02%,
1973
10,000 4%s. Due
p.
53
30,000 3%s. Due
to
1978
to
on
follows:
July 1 from
inclusive.
on
on
on
County Township High Sch,
District No. 214
July 1 from
July
1988 inclusive.
Bond
school
8—v.
a
July 1, 1974.
(P. O. Arlington
Heights), III.
net interest
as
1977 inclusive.
160,000 4s. Due
Cook
Taylor & Co.,
price of par, a
cost of about
1975
Financing is to be underwritten
Paine,
1, 1963.
rev¬
obligation to
taxpayers.
by
July
(F-A) payable at the
California
or
on
thereafter.
Ventura
operating
no
sealed
on
'interest
any
$45,000 4V2s. Due
by
at
Le¬
$750,000
callable
City in Chicago
City.
for
of
$338,000,000
entirely
only, with
on
date
—were
"Backbone"
or
are
,
retirement
by
June
Legality
Punta Gorda, Fla.
receive
of
inclusive.
and Clerk Gerald F. Althouse
Hickman,
(PDST)
purchase
of
June 1
on
of
as
J-D.
Mitchell.
Chase
miles.
(optional).
Total
1978
the
MTA bonded indebt¬
for
1
Aug. 1 from 1965 to 2003
on
Beach,
sur¬
of way
Interest
Principal
payable
(EST)
purchase
1984
are': callable
interest
bonds. Dated Aug.
United
edness.
way
the
ment
follows:
system.
for
for
to
1972.
1963.
1,
receive
p.m.
Certificates due in 1973 and there¬
inclusive.
will
and interest
43 miles.
for rights
"Backbone"
Aug.
on
1
the
after
Beach, Calif.
Aug. 1, 1979
of
"Backbone"
1965
1983
inclusive. Bonds due
and
Total cost of
for
124,000,000
at
for
Due
to
(F-A)
Clerk,
Due
a
current
port surface system, N17
Dahlquist,
bids
all
Aug.
interest
water
44,500,000 for International Air¬
Offering—Helen Kleckner,
Board
million
15
rapid transit
of
1964
bids until 8 p.m.
system
—
from
thereafter
County Treasurer's office.
City
Wil-
indebtedness
face system,
T.
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
of
bonded
$98,500,000
City. Legality
Orrick,
of
from
1
1983 inclusive.
Seal
including
for
that the
will
Dated June 1, 1963. Due
pur¬
District
Aug.
on
Bond Offering —F. W.
on
Prin¬
Francisco,
miles
Due
-
Offering—City Clerk
a.m.
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers.
West-
Airport
million breaks down
interest
America
cago and New York
Clerk
sold to the Bank
follows:
$30
(J-J)
of
the
subway, and the
retirement
rights of
payable
Treasurer's office,
the
by
due
of 60
MTA
callable
thereafter.
at
approved
are
on any
date
&
(PDST)
purchase
from
School
bonds.
Dated
and
by
Sherman
until
1
nounces
11
Dated
Ormond Beach, Fla.
'
"
the
covers
Nuys,
12 miles of
—plus
July 1 from 1966
on
to
and
total
bonds. Dated July
sewer
2
from downtown Los Angeles
at
;
N.
as
p.m.
E.
Di¬
'
Bond Sale—An issue of
of America
of
'
Imperial County, Calif.
school bonds
Board
trict
from
i
Co.
$300,000 cigarette tax certificates.
Dennis
1,200,000 City High School Dis¬
Systems,
Monte and from
Van
International
Robert
of
until
$825,000
some
1
System"
to El
to
July
V.
—
until
City
1964 to
General Manager,
Angeles offices.
on
Districts,
$3,100,000 school bonds,
bonds.
cost to
July
Aug.
on
revenue
and
Log
MTA
wood
County, Calif.
Qerk
revealed
was
bids
will
$1,900,000
Cantelo, Executive Vice-
"Backbone
in¬
1983
F-A.
Offering
Morss,
Bond
Brawley
to
Monorail
sealed
V proved
;
July 22 for the
on
of
follows:
as
&
Commission
County, Calif.
Offering
The Goodell proposal, submitted
to
Due
Grossmont Junior College
District,
San Diego County, Calif.
CALIFORNIA
-
1963.
the
shire
or
and
-Dated
1968
payment
inclusive.
on
1,
or
July 1 from
on
70,000 3.10s. Due
clusive.
from
1, 1963. Due
1969 inclusive.
225,000 3s. Due
1
at
15 for the
rectors, will receive sealed bids
follows:-
1964 to
Aug.
to
transit system for
no
j
basic
a
the longest routes yet
'Goodell
by
improvement
Aug.
offer
chase
mentioned, has been made to the
Metropolitan
Transit
Authority
Enterprise Public Utility District,
Union
214
Company of Kansas
$67,000 3V4S. Due
Dated
Shasta
(P. 0„ Tolleson), Ariz.
school bonds
bonds.
cn
issue
improvement
$26,000
purchase of
Apache County School District
July
on
Pro¬
Angeles County at
President
(PDST)
firm
automatic
multi-coach
a
School
Bernardino
taxpayers, and at the lowest
of
Water
G.
such
First
Louis, ,and
N a g e 1,
Y.; ';/} -7;\'
Certificate
City
for
Wardle, Clerk of Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
San
City,
St.
Clewiston, Fla.
^
Angeles
designed
system^
Bond
Fran¬
Los
Se¬
(P. O. Elsinore), Calif.
Offering—John
first
Bernardino
(PDST)
construct
Los
cars
San Bernardino
the
to
San
System
first
and
George
p.m.
Transit
The
—
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
ARIZONA
of
of
com¬
Trust
FLORIDA
electronically automated,
monorail
$224,000
Kansas
Fred E, Sikes announces
be
San
group
the
County Treasurer's
Legality
approved
by
Dawson,
achieved,"
propose'd
control—the
California
Secretary of Board of Directors,
Ellis.
of
High
sold
was
Bank
at
Howard.
monitored by TV surveillance and ■"
Shuman, Agnew & Co.
Receives
price of 100.01.
a
will
a
1963. Due semi-annually
office.
operating speeds up to 90
miles per hour. The entire
system
Metropolitan Transit Authority,
p.
Bank
Valley Municipal
District
Union
of
to
Commerce
Thompson
1,
able
some
County system will utilize 85-to-
$48,000
the
to
National
Due
Fargo
posal
197,
bonds
Wells
District,
2—v.
curity-First
1963.
school
Principal
Sale—The $285,000 school
2512—were
to ten years.
approved
Unified
refunding
1,
one
1963.
Angeles County, Calif.
bonds
Joint
Bond Sale—An issue of
15,
yet
the
Bank
rapid
mass
$1,272,building
from Oct. 1, 1964 to
Pet. 1, 1981.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Cantelo.
ago
system
The
School District, Calif.
July 15, 1976
on
$1,215,000
obligation
Dated
Legality
of
a.m.
Liver more
Sept.
normal
price
a
Luce,
surface
to
of
Company
the
school
sold
was
National
Cantelo stated.
A., of San
at
refunding
swifter
and
with
safety operation of
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Bond
33/4s,
as
System,
suspended,
smoother,
functioning
transit
at
100.16.
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Education, will
(Alaska Standard Time)
23
July
S.
years
100-passenger
issue of
T. &
000
bonds
operation,
according
curately
the
July 15 from
on
and interest
Duarte
bids
Francisco,
N.
ride
cars
■;■%[ '
re¬
con¬
advanced with space age
rapidity
and sureness into the most ac¬
sold to the Bank
was
as
of
I
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bowl, the Goodell Monorail "has
District, Alameda
Sale—An
of America
1977.
Offering—Keith M. Lesh,
receive
15 from
1975 inclusive.
and'
Alaska
Clerk of Board of
Bond
Colorado
an
in Dallas, Texas,
transportation at the Cotton
for
and
or
and
Since its initial installations
County, Calif.
of San
July 15, 1967.
on
Alabama
Securities, Inc.;
Eddleman,
Pollok
&
Fosdick,
Inc.; M. A. Saunders & Co.; Pohl
& Co., and Ellis & Co.
First
School
school bonds
July
office
District R-2 (P. O. La Junta),
upon
bond
interference
eight
1964
at
offer,
Monorail
safer,
traffic,"
Aug. -1,
Principal
the
bond
contract
quietier
least
of
sealed
payable
Treasurer's
Inman
inclusive.
40,000 3V4S. Due
1968 to
S. A.,
on
1966
5,000 3V2S. Due
&
$71,000
follows:
as
Co.; Bramhall, Fallon &
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson;
Co.;
(F-A)
sold to the Bank
was
and
from
1
of
Goodell
"assures
the Bank of America N. T. &
S. A.
of San Francisco.
County, Calif.
Sale—An issue of
Aug.
on
inclusive.
County
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Milwaukee
Howe
Jan.
on
1984
members
Kidder,
lock &
Due
1983
Dated
goodwill
which the
on
a.m.
bonds.
Due
interest
1988 inclusive.
Solano
3.60s.
school
MTA.
County, Rocky Ford School
posed
■■
receive
to
by the execution
The
(PDST) 011
July 22 for the purchase of $500,1963.
Aug. 1 from
on
10:15
COLORADO
Otero
struction contracts.
&
Board
a
additional
College Dist.,
of
as
quired
under¬
guarantees to post $250,-
acceptance
Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
until
000
Aug. 1, 1977
on
Crystal Union School District,
1978.
1,375,000
bids
to
Jan. 1, 1977
on
>
1978.
1979 to
and
V;
from ;
1
1976 inclusive.
255,000 3%s. Due
'
405,000 3V2S. Due
Bond
Menamin,
Clerk
Supervisors, will
as
*
Aug.
on
000
-Monterey County, Calif.
net
a
bond
in accordance with
commitment
Goodell
by
Herrington
p.
3.76%,
yi/f-''
r.
Due
4s.
and
198,
100.05,
about
30,000 3V2S. Due
Jan. 1, 1975
2—v.
<of
of
cost
$90,000
July
their
the
at
or
national
a
writing firm,
New
approved
Dahlquist,
Hartnell Joint Junior
awarded to Taylor &
price
a
follows:-
Jan. 1, 1974
385,000 3.40s. Due
at
interest
Jan. 1, 1972.
on
offered
Curtis,
the
in
Chicago,
or
Sale—The $375,000 sewer
were
y—
and
at
District
,
Bond
/
$570,000 23/4s. Due
Principal
payable,
Bank of America N. T. & S.
A., in
San Francisco, San Diego and Los
F-A. Legality approved by O'Melveny
of
agency
;
.
.
(M-S)
option, at the County
Treasurer's office, or at the fiscal
.
~
inclusive.
holder's
Aug. 1, 1968
on
1983
interest
Orrick,
follows,:
as
Dated
syndicate
a
Brothers,-at
net interest cost
a
3.57%,
1969.
145,000 3s. Due
and 1971. *
of¬
bonds
198,
headed by Lehman
and
Aug.
on
1967
$3,750,000
revenue
10—v.
Due
to
115,000 23/4s. Due
Commissioners, Ala.
-
3s.
1965
Water and Sewer
Mobile Board of
Sale —The
$2,450,000
building bonds offered July
198,,
p.
syndicate
53—were awarded to
composed
of
Good-
body & Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;
National
Shawmut
Bank
of
Bos¬
ton; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
1
from
Inc.;
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.;
Loewi
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Hayden,
\
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(240)
Miller & Co.,
at
West
price of 100.01,
about 3.27%,
a
$225,000 3.40s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1969
1971 inclusive.
to
3V4S.
1,450,000
1
on Dec.
inclusive.
Due
from 1972 to 1980
775,000 3.30s. Due on Dec. 1,1981
bonds offered
Trust Company
National Bank &
of
Jan.
on
July
Dated
Chicago.
Due
1963.
1,
purchase
Jan.
1963.
1,
Due
1
May
on
from 1964 to 2002 inclusive.
j
Bonds due in 1992 and there¬
after
callable
^are
1982 and
on
May 1,
on
interest
any
pay¬
98,000 sewer bonds. Dated July 1,
for
Legality
issues
both
ap¬
54
p.
Blackford
awarded to
Offering
were
—
July
the
(EST)
purchase
-
building
school
on
from
of $2,-
1963.
Due
March
on
inclusive.
1978
to
after
March
to
subject
from
1
semi-annually
1964
to
July
and interest
from
1973.
1,
July
1,
redemption
after March
(J-J) payable at the
Legality approved by Ross,
Ice & Miller.
burg.
School
and
on
Bond
1, 1968. Interest M-S.
ceive
relief
198,
bonds
The
Mercantile
July
awarded
as
2V4S.
/
par.
$900,000
poor
Bond
at
of
price of
a
-V"
Adel
-
......
j
:
Community School District,
Iowa
school
bonds
Mercantile
sold
was
Trust
$470,000
to
Co.,
as
•
1964
Due
to
1979
Nov. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
120,000 3.10s. Due
to
1982
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$100,000
bonds
merce
Trust
City,
was
sold to the Com¬
Company of Kansas
$15,000 3^4s;
1964
Due
1967 to
on
Due
on
inclusive.
Due
Buffalo
on
Nov.
1,
1976
oral
1
Center
Nov. 1,1978.
Interest
will
(CST)
on
Bond
be
received at
July 10 for the
Due
from
inclusive.
terest M-N.
Bannister,
Cooney.
1
1983
on
Fields,
1966
to
1993
City
In¬
.
.
Sul¬
of
proved
ap¬
by
Clerk,
&
Note:
ments
the
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Citizens Bank &
the
at
Le¬
Craig, Town
gality approved by Grafton, Fer¬
College
(P.
our
issue
of
■
1965
M-S.
(dST)
to
\
sealed
on
of
bids
July
Due
2002
for
31
$515,000
revenue
until
bonds.
on
11
the
apartment
of
bonds.
$400,000
Dated
Aug.
1
clusive.
(F-A)
land
Dated
Sept. 1 from
Interest
Legality approved by Joseph
Schomaker,
ceive
(EST)
of
sealed
City
bids
at
Legality
Storey,
renewal
to
the
Clerk,
until
will
11
G.
re¬
a.m.
Bond
in¬
interest
New
Eng¬
Bank
of
by
approved
follows:
as
receive
of
$90,000
improvement
No. 591, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
July
on
until
23
8
for
(CDST)
p.m.
the
of
purchase
$20,000 school building bonds/
Golden
Valley (P. O. Minneapolis)9
Minneapolis
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
purchase
until
Aug.
6 for the
$3*000,000
of
water
Ruthton, Minn.
Bond
Offering—Evelyn Mundt,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
(EST)
until
7:30
(CDST)
p.m.
on
June
25,
July 17 for the purchase of $13,000
general obligation improvement
Due
on
June
25,
bonds.
sive.
District,
sealed
Dated
Interest
proved
Mich.
until
1963.
1,
J-D.
by
Due
Roseville
Legality
Howard,
^efler
Lefevere,
Joseph,
bids
June
Dec. 1 from 1965 to 1977 inclu¬
ap¬
Peterson,
& Hamilton.
Indep.
School District
No. 623, Minn.
8
purchase of $785,000 school build-!
Bond tOffering — Harriet
G. Jordan, District Clerk, will rer
ing
bonds.
ceive
on
July. 16
on
for
July
Dated
the
1963.
1,
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1989
Bonds
thereafter
due
by
Paddock
&
in
callable
are
Interest
1981.
1982
and
of Sept.
as
chase
sive.
Interest
quart,
of
special
Detroit,
as
on
bids
disposal
bonds. Dated
July
p.m.
by
supply
system
1965
Interest
proved
3
re¬
and
revenue
July 1, 1963. Due
from
1
sive.
until
water
to
J-J.
inclu¬
1993
Legality
Dickinson,
on
revenue
Palmer
&
bonds
receive
p.m.
(CDST)
sold
p.m.
on
sealed
Due
Dated
until
anticipation notes.
June
1964.
Bond
(CDST)
chase
—
C.
May
1,
on
July
15
for
the
1965 to
J-J.
1970
Legality
—
Sulli¬
Dewey
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until
July
$330,000
4
p.m.
for the
31
pur¬
bopds,
fol-
as
construction
sewer-
on
March
1 from 1966 to
inclusive.
on
March 1 from 1968 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Both
1963.
issues
Interest
by
are
dated
M-S.
Sept.
Legality
(Dorsey,
Owen,
qnuart, Windhorst &
1,
ap¬
Mar-
West.
Spring Park, Minn.
Rudolph
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
on
July 15 for the purchase of $205,-
from
150,000 refunding bonds. Due
be
on
re¬
treatment facilities bonds.
1980
Johnson, City Clerk, will receive
Dated
of
age
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
on
proved
Offering
school
Dorsey, Owen, Mar-
Village
Anoka, Minn.
Den
2
the
Sartell, Minn.
8
MINNESOTA
Van
1
Offering
$180,000
on
Clerk,
until
quart, Windhorst & West.
District,
bids
bids
July 29 for
on
Interest
approved by
Holloway,
July 1, 1963. Due
sealed
Jan.
on
inclusive.
July 18 for the purchase
of $300,000 tax
W. W. Salmi,
lows:
Corp.
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
and
funding bonds. Dated July 1, 1963.
Due
Note Offering—R. K.
—
purchase of $1,290,000
Michigan
will
Offering
will
van,
$360,000
was
Willow Run Public School
West,
Popovich.
separate sealed
the First of Michigan
&
ap¬
Mar-
ap¬
Authority, Mich.
to
&
Owen,
(P. O. Duluth), Minn.
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of
Legality
Windhorst
Wright,
Plymouth Municipal Building
building
F-A.
Dorsey,
on
inclu¬
1992
District Superintendent and
July 23 for the purchase
$220,000
1963. Due
to
Territory School District
2%s.
City Clerk and Treasurer, will
sealed
1965
St. Louis County Unorganized
as¬
Ronald Saha,
—
p.m.
pur¬
$14,000
Bond
Offering
sewage
by
Peterson
issue
improvement
Bond
from
proved
8
$900,000 school building
Canfield,
Miller,
until
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1
Stone.
Bank of
of
bids
July 29 for the
on
Aug.
Novi, Mich.
iptreet
sealed
(CDST)
Legality
M-S.
Sale—An
Bond
Line, Mich.
bonds.
p.m.
pur¬
Beltrani Indep. School District
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
sewer
7:30
bonds.
Branden, City Clerk, will receive
000
until
July 25 for the
on
on
School
will
30,
Offering—Paul
chase
on
Due
1983
and
Thorndike,
Center
Robert
July
Secretary of Board of Education,
MICHIGAN
July 16 for the purchase
$73,000 school building rev¬
on
1964
received
(CDST)
sealed
on
July 10, 1963.
re¬
Dodge.
Newport, Ky.
—
from
payable
Boston.
on
inclusive.
Offering
Dated
Eng¬
1963.
Merchants National
R. Rubin of Louisville.
Bond
will
New
1,
be
Due
notes.
Grayling
Herbert
urban
Aug.
Principal
(EST)
McKean & Cudlip.
Treasurer,
c/o
At water, Minn.
of
1964.
of
Bank, 28
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EDST) on July 24 for the pur¬
chase
receive
29,250
(EST)
M.
—
bids
receive
p.m.
ceive
146.
State
O.
Offering—Patsy Rowland,
Secretary of Board of Regents,
purchase
sealed
Board
1965.
supple¬
land Merchants National
Bond
will
ceive
& Fleischer.
Murray State
Offering
&
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
sessment bonds was sold to the
Plymouth, Mass.
Bond
of
Pinconning, Mich.
in
p.
Schel-
purchase of $57,800 tax
1,
Peabody, Mass.
receive
Company of Paducah.
8
notes.
ap-" National
Thorndike,
foregoing
report
Robert
—
will
until
Dodge.
The
Barbara
will
July
Legality
Storey,
July 8—v. 198,
Mrs.
Payable
Boston.
on
Legality
Dated
Bond Offering — L.
Mohoney,
(CST) on
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
July 19 for the purchase of $160,-,
bids until July 31 for the
pur¬
000
waterworks system revenue
chase of $3,470,000 general obliga¬
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1963.
Due
tion bonds.
on July 1 from 1966 to 1993 inclu¬
Trust
Education,
July 1 from 1964 to
England Merchants National
Bank
inclu¬
bonds.
on
inclusive.
New
Palmer
M-S.
—
Due
1978
sewer
bonds.
Due
water
Dorsey,
Windhorst
bonds.
approved
1963.
by
approved
Secretary
1,
000
sealed
trust
Grand Rapids), Mich.
inclusive.
Adams, Mass.
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Nov. 1
Legality approved by
Carpenter, Ahlers &
•
receive
or
by
Marquart,
Due
bids 11 a.m.
(EDST) on
July 17 for the purchase of $375,-
Bohn,
bank
a
Legality
Offering
lenberg,
the
Offering—Gerald J.
_
purchase of $410,000 school bonds,
to
Pearl
or on
interest
Bond Offering—William
to
Interest J-J.
to be designated by the
O.
(P.
Note
'>
$100,000
sold
bonds.
and
(M-N) payable at
sealed
1963.
Offering
Sept. 1, 1962.
Dated July 1, 1963.
1964
North
Gilbertsville, Ky.
housing
Community
Offering—Sealed bids and
bids
p.m.
from
"
Due
from 1964 to 1972
1
approved
thereafter
and
Principal
$28,550
'
was
site
May 1, 1978
Aug. 1
payable
'j-Ti. '».•
'■
Owen,
1989^, inclusive.
to
anticipation notes,
basis of about 2.12%.
Bond
proved by Charles & Trauernicht.
a.m.
on
School District, Iowa
Bond
1
after.
livan, City Treasurer, will receive
revenue
March
t
July
on
interest payment date there¬
any
pur¬
Longmeadow, Mass.
bonds1
1963.
Murray), Ky.
Nov. 1 from
1977.
10,000 3.10s. Due
rev¬
(CST) On July 22
1,
'"1|
and
1979
on
p.m.
Skaggs,
purchase of $88,000
March
callable
are
15 for the
Security National Bank of Spring¬
field, as 2V4S, at a price of 100.21,
a.m.
1,
by
—
will
Dated
Nov. 1 from
1975
3s.
and
Clerk,
1966 inclusive.
to
55,000 2.90s.
-20,000
Offering
bids until 5 p.m.
guson
follows:
as
May
1966
from
sealed
(EST)
1, 1963. Due on May
Bonds due in
Merchants
Bond Sale—An issue of
sewer
bids
11
mortgage
Dated
' '
•
East
Clinton, Ky.
Bond
(F-A)
England
1974
,
Dated July 1, 1963.
G.
purchase of $2,500,000
building
bids
v5
'"-'Am'
sive.
Algona, Iowa
sewer
first
bonds.
the
follows:
$350,000 3s.
until
approved,
Hays & Fahey.
Company of St.
Louis and Carleton D. Beh
■
a
sive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1
receive
p.m.
Dated Aug.
noon
Legality approved
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
by
July 16 for the purchase
on
$3,800,000
New
1979
inclusive.
ap¬
Douglas
—
will
8
the
school
National Bank.
Skaggs,
that sealed
received
Offering
until
for
1964 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
the
Due
to
West.
bonds.
school
cipal and interest
at
Offering—President A. J.;
for the
IOWA
pur¬
(P. O. Newport), Ky.
improvement
-
.
by
$165,000
inclu¬
1983
Legality
July
on
Garden City School District, Mich.
re¬
Bank, 28
July 24 for the
on
of
to
1965
60,000 improvement bonds.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Eng¬
until
inclusive.
on
Godfrey-Lee Public School District
New
Boston,
Dodge.
announces
City
c/o
Dated Aug. 1, 1963. Due on
July 1, 1963.
approved
be
(EST)
the
Op;
.
bonds. Dated
1—v.
to
Bank
National
Hammond,
(EDST)
a.m.
the
for
Legality
offered
53—were
p.
July 17
Corporation
Lake County (P. O. Crown Point),
—
11
Street,
chase
bids
Campbell County Public Properties
will
bids
revenue
bonds.
sewer
from
1
from
inclusive.
July 1 from 1966 to
on
p.m.
Legality
P.
Frederic
—
8
supply
M-S.
1976
plant
1
70,000 parking system bonds. Due
proved by Dickinson^ Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
///// /
purchaser.
District, Mass.
Offering
sealed
State
Hays & Fahey.
enue
Sale
sealed
until
received
Legality
of
Bond
that
In¬
Regional
land Merchants National
on
Jolly
inclusive.
1983
Gray, District Treasurer, will
Grafton,
by
approved
to
Buckland-Shelburne
County Public Properties
revenue
McCord,
Indiana
the
bonds.
sewer
re¬
light
July
on
inclusive.
C.
will
until
1965
to
July
on
July 1, 1963. Due
from
company
Ferguson & Fleischer.
Principal,
American State Bank of Lawrence¬
for
22
7
MASSACHUSETTS
1968 will be
1,
1966
on
(EST)
building bonds. Dated July 1,1963.
Due
until
1964
due
Bonds
chase of $1,500,000 first mortgage
school
bids
July
on
Montz,
Supervisors,
Legality approved by
Martin, Himel, Morel & Daly.
refunding bonds. Dated March 1,
School
July 16 for
on
sealed
water
Interest
bids
terest F-A.
revenue
Noyes,
$333,840
of
(CST)
from
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
receive
p.m.
W.
(EST)
the purchase
17 for
508,000
be
of
sive.
Dated Aug. 1, 1963. Due on Aug. 1
will
James
$65,000
March 1
1965
and
Due
150,000 storm
Clerk,
bids
bonds. Dated
24
Harry
—
Can-
Howard
—
water
bonds.
July 23 for the purchase
Education,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Lawrenceburg), Ind.
—
Offering
Chairman of Board of
will
Robert
—
on
Bond
Bond
& Co., Inc.
$200,000
Takesian, Secretary of Board of
(P. O. Reserve), La.
Bond Offering—President J. M.
Board
Le¬
purchase of $275,000
announces
.
F-A.
Interest
Johnson, City Clerk, will receive
Leer
of
Feb. 1 from 1966 to
Sewerage District No. 1
Ashland, Ky.
Bond
INDIANA
Offering
1,
St. John The Baptist Parish
bonds offered
198,
v.
Greendale School Town (P. O.
Bond
Aug.
Dated
sealed
of
Monday, July 15, 1963
Mich.
Village
(EST)
Judell.
Corporation (P. O. Paris), Ky.
Secretary
on
inclusive.
1988
$100,000 water
revenue
—
Bourbon
Chapman & Cutler.
proved by
July 5
Legality
inclusive.
1981
to
Dec. 1 from 1964
on
Sale—The
sewer
and
ment date thereafter.
1963. Due
and
V
waterworks and sewer¬
revenue
bonds.
Dated
age
1963. Due
municipal
7
15 for the
public im¬
July
of $200,000
purchase
until
bids
on
provement bonds.
KENTUCKY
of
purchase
the
$218,000 bonds, as follows:
$120,000
(CST)
sealed
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Bond
Meller,
City Clerk, will receive separate
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
for
receive
p.m.
system improvement bonds.
water
Galena, III.
15
will
Miller,
by
Offering
ceive-
John Sanders,
—
Chairman of Board of Supervisors,
receive
5
$180,000
of
approved
Schultz,
(P. O. Shreveport), La.
Offering
Arlington, Ky.
Bond Offering—Irene C.
July
Aug.
until
gality
Douglas,
Sewerage District
for the
will
Clerk,
bids
sealed
Chapman & Cutler.
on
(
from 1964 to
1
field, Paddock & Stone.
No. 2
& Cownie, Inc.
City
son,
by
approved
Parish
Nov.
on
.
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
1970
Bond
Caddo
Bank,
Offering—Paul K. Wilkin¬
Bond
1963. Due
LOUISIANA
1974
1965 to
from
1
Legality
inclusive.
Illinois
by
approved
Bond
Becker
and
$250,000
system bonds was
1968
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
Washington, Kansas
Continental
the
to
1, 1963.
1964 to
group com¬
National
Moines
Iowa-Des
June
from
1
Legality
posed of White-Phillips Co., Inc.;
Flossmoor, III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
sold
a
June
on
inclusive.
July 8—v. 198, p. 54
KANSAS
•water treatment
Due
school
Dated
bonds.
enue
Community
awarded to
—were
and 1982.
~
Moines
Sale—The $665,000
Bond
follows:
as
Des
School District, Iowa
net interest cost of
a
,.
(CDST)
purchase
$480,000 bonds, "as follows:
of
received
July
$675,000
22
until
for
8
p.m.
the
sewer
provement bonds.
and
(CDST)
purchase
water
of
im¬
Volume
Number 6281
198
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
(241)
53
■
$98,000 3Vss. Due on June 1, 1964
JERSEY
NEW
Waseca, Minn.
and
July
on
will
until
4
for
bids
sealed
Bond
receive
1982 inclusive. Bonds due
$280,000
in 1980 and thereafter are callable
850,000
thereafter. In¬
terest F-A. Legality approved by
est
payment date
Sold—The
to
146,
National
eral
Sale
Bond
waterworks
fered
&
of¬
bonds
revenue
June
and interest
Reinholdt
and
&
price of 100.20,
about
of
trust
1971
to
1975
to
1979
1983
to
on
College
10
(CST)
for the purchase of
July
on
27
to
$250,000 hous¬
ture
inclusive.
2002
Thomson,
Mag,
bonds.
X:
clusive.
(EDST) oni Aug.
Hastings),
interest
(F-A)
Principal
payable
on
will
ity
approved
Bond
in
ma¬
Rund,
trust company
Legality
purchaser.
Offering
—
school
refunding
July 9
—
awarded to
Blyth
&
198.
v.
■v-v.v;
.*•;
a
a
Other
55
Co.,
a
of
•
price of
the
Pierre, Fenner & SXth Inc.; B. J.
&
Co.; Schwabacher &
Taylor & Co.; Wood, Struthers
X,
Dated
Principal
eral
improvement
awarded to
First
We?1-;
Masten, &
&
Co.. Tnc.:
&
Crowe,
Co.:
Na¬
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.; Rau^cher, Pierce
Hughes
Co.: M. B. Vick & Co., Inc.;
July
heir-er &
Co.; Chiles & Co.; Hani-
fen. .Tmhoff
&
Samford, Inc., and
Security National
Bank,
(J-D)
Wind¬
Reno.
Sale—An
various
price
of 100.14,
3.47%.
a
Bond
Sale
198,
offered
group
composed
&
&
special assessment bonds
price of 101.76.
a
Youngstown, Ohio
Bond
Offering
Cailor,
sealed
on
of
a
offered
were
School
Bond
Offering
Director
sealed
of B. J. Van In¬
a
bids
July
No.\ 2
(P.
building
the Commerce
Kansas
City,
bonds
Trust
as
bids
re¬
>
"
noon
$440,000
pur¬
bridge
and
Nov.
on
1 from
to
M-N.
Legality approved by Squire,
1983
Sanders
&
inclusive.
Interest
Dempsey.
15
until
1
for
Ohio
,*-•
R. N. Heege,
will receive
the
p.m.
(EDST)'
purchase
of
(J-D)
National
land.
O.
1983
Olmsted
by
Principal
payable
Bank
of
at
and
the
Cleve¬
issue of $58,900
as
im¬
sewer
sold
was
to
was
sold
3?/2s, at
J.
Barth
&
'
sold
-
_
Bond
Offering
—
Charles. E.
Bond
Cavin
of
purchase
$350,000
>
Gas
until
26 for the
that
will
5
(CST)
p.m.
Board
sealed
on
improvement
Dated
June
the
receive
July
purchase of $166,500 gas
system
bonds.
,
.
Authority, Okla.
announces
Trustees
on
of
Offering—Chairman W. A.
1
June
from
by
1,
1966
revenue
1963.
to
Due
in¬
1996
George
Shirk" of
H.
v
f
OREGON
Aloha
Sanitary District, Ore.
Bond
Euclid, Ohio
Offering
Secretary
Carl
W.
Board
of
—
of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
special assessment street improve¬
until
8
(PDST)
p.m.
for the purchase
July
on
of $500,000
15
sewer
ment bonds was sold to Fahey, bonds. Dated
July 1, 1963.
Due
Clark & Co., as 3 l&s, at X price; on July 1 from 1964 to 1983 in¬
of 100.62, a basis.of about 3.12%./,
clusive. Bonds due on and after
1975
Trumbull County (P. O.
:!Ohio
Warren),
'
or
callable
are
on
on
July 1, 1974
interest payment data
any
thereafter.' Interest J-J.
V :
\
Bond Offerin g—William C.
Trimbur,
on
of
chase
bids
until
11
a.m.
July 17 for the
$250,000
Due
1983
Dec.
on
inclusive.
terest
1 from 1964 to
Principal and in¬
Trust
Legality
Company
;
approved
of
by
Bond
Becker,
ceive
Wilberforce), Ohio
10
a.m.-
(EST)
on
O.
(PDST)
26
purchase of $630,000 dor¬
as
follows:
on
Dated
from
bids
July
—
,
and
interest
8
re¬
p.m.
the pur¬
school
July 1, 1963. Due
1971
will
until
15 for
$16,000
1964 to
Gertruder
Clerk,
bonds.
on
Jan. 1
inclusive. Prin¬
(J-J)
payable
the
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
Stokes,
mitory and dining facility revenue
bonds,
Monroe),
County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Shuler,'
•
July
O.
Offering
chase., of
at
Wilberforce University (P.
(P.
District
sealed
cipal
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
until
No. 24CJ
Oregon
district
sewer
(J-D) payable at the Union
&
;
County School District
pur¬
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
1963.
Benton
will
Auditor,
County
sealed
(EDST)
for the
Owens, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
the
Ramona
as
Sale—An issue of $54,339
Bond
McGee,
bonds.
Beckett,
South
G.
bonds
President, will receive sealed bids
Ohio
for
$19,000
Co.,
Bond Offering—Rembert
Finneytown Local School District,
16
school
price of 100.05. ! '
a
T.
Oklahoma City.
improvement
to
—
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
3%s.
Legality approved by Squire,'
Sanders & Dempsey.
Offering
County Superintendent of Schools,
will receive sealed bids until July
bids
(P,, O. Cleveland), Ohio
waterworks
Warren.
inclusive.
1963.
approved
bonds
(P. O. Kingfisher), Okla.
Bond
interest
Sale—An issue of
Bond
1, 1963. Due on Dec. 1 from 1964
1968
(North
Legality
Savings
to
Kingfisher Indep. School District
No. 7
pur¬
1,
and
assessment
cial assessment bonds. Dated Aug.
price
Company of
follows:
until
1964
National City Bank
Sale—An
receive
$223,500 street improvement spe¬
$244,000
was
bids
July 30 for the
Aug. 1, 1963. Due
noon
1964 to
Principal
at the
Bond
ac ¬
.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
■
-
Consol.
Belen), N. Mex.
—
of Finance,
interest
County, Belen
I
197, p. 2614—
Fairview Park,
MEXICO
District
County
'' r' 'f!;v
rejected.
Central
Valencia
X
$3,250,000 land
July 9—v.
Aug.
from
Cleveland
New
quisition and improvement bonds
basis of about 2.96%.
NEW
Franklin
Sold—All
N o t
ceived for the
Co., and Ewing & Co., bidding
100.31,
of
(P. O. Columbus), Ohio
Bonds
3V2S, at a
3s, at
W.
will
improvement bonds. Dated
proved
the
at
or
Bank
Metropolitan: Park
basis of about
as
George
—
Director of Finance,
re¬
Seaman, Ohio
the
'
H. Newbold's Son
Co., W.
office * of
Finance,
on
gen
of
purchase
of
and
1
Magnus & Co.,
interest (F-A)
Manhattan
Columbus
55—were awarded to a
p.
the
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
provement bonds offered July 9—
v.
(EDST)
p.m.
the
The $614,000 im¬
—
for
22
1
at
Princeton, N.~ J.
„
until
Director
J
,
,
.
issue of $76,196
sold to J. A. White & Co., as
;3y2s, at
Barnes,
until
bids
Dated
Dec.
special
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclu¬
composed of
J. B. Hanauer & Co., as
&
West-
price
a
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
payable
Dela¬
&
Rowles, Winston & Co.;
Raffensperser,
on
of
sive. Principal and
Inc! B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,'and
Mullaney,
Barrat, Fitch, North & Co.; Zahner
&
Marquart,
bonds.
inclusive.
by
York City. Legality approved by
bonds
group
a
LuX
Thompson
ties
Due
inclusive.
1983
ity bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1963. Due
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sauter,
of
P.
3s, at
July 23 for the
on
$3,000,000 off street parking facil¬
interest
and
Principal
payable at the
Worthington, Ohio
.
basis of about 2.94%.
sealed
Ojf Finance, will receive provement
bids
sealed
July; 9 -r-198, p. 5ij.
for $613,000 bonds
A.
to
1964
Owen,
Director
July 1, 1963.
the
at
Mercantile National
Bank, Dallas; Foster & Marshall;Inc.;
:
chase
chase of $150,000 sewerage facili¬
July
on
•
$265,000'
of
1,, 1963.
(EDST)
Village Clerk-Treasurer, will
Bond Offering—Neal L. Heintz,
Long Branch, N. J.
syndi¬
Co., Los Angeles; Merrill Lynch,
Co.*
a
Akron, Ohio
-pond §ale—The: $6^9,000.(gen- v
y
were
cate* First Western Bank & Trust
Van Tngen &
100.47,
Parkview
basis of about 3.36%,
members
Aug.
receive
(P. O.
Bond Offering—John W.
R.
OHIO
(EDST) on July
ity approved by Hawkins,
White,
Inc., > and
3%s, at
Inc.,
$374,000 sani¬
as
1
Parkview, Ohio
Raymond
—
July 15, 1963. Due
Dorsey,
July 1 from 1964 to 1976
payable
(J-J)
offered
—
Co.,
and water line bonds
sewer
Dec.
on
Cleveland Trust Company. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders &
street
of
Interest J-J. Legality approved
ap¬
tional Bank of Toms River. Legal¬
$5,883,000
bonds
County
Sale—The
Bond
City.
City Auditor, will receive
from
on
syndicate headed by
WeM & Co., as
100.15,
The
p.
York
&
Cincinnati), Ohio
McCarthy.
Offering
Arthur G.
—
purchase
bonds.
on
inclusive.
the
District (P. O. Reno), Nev.
Sale
interest
000 refunding improvement bonds.
the
for
NEVADA
,
Hamilton
Camden
the
at
on
Washoe County, County School
Bond
&
field & Wood.
X!\ /•
Dated
Corporation;
Andrews
and Fulton Reid & Co., Inc.
Township School District
:
V:—
New
of
Michigan
A.
Due
and interest J-D)
Weeks;
&
in¬
horst & West.
school
Haggart.
:;
of
James
Due
1977
and
1
Co.,
Chase
-
to
Hornblower
Co.;
First
sewer
1963.
1,
1965
&
the
for
Oct.
on
White, Weld & Co.; John Nuveen
11
bonds.
OKLAHOMA
Education, will receive sealed
Due
Baird,
Lane,
by
16
Due
18 were awarded to
15
30
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Pedersen &
until
(EDST)
and
Principal
on
frqm 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
was
Hope, No. Dak.
bonds
the
bids until 8 p.m.
and
at
ment
Bond
Other members of the syndicate:
NORTH DAKOTA
Stated
1963.
EDST)
noon
Dempsey.
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
July 16 for tlie purchase of $142,-
the
Squire,
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Oct. 1 from
on
offered June
designated
of
1, 1963. Due on Aug. 1 from 1964
inclusive.
Due
tary
Dobinson, Sr., Secretary of Board
000 courthouse bonds. Dated Aug.
1979
from
(P. O. Forked River), N. J.
July 15 for the purchase of $600,-
to
Due on Oct. 1 from
314s.
1,060,000
Easter-
interest
Berg,
(CST)
a.m.
Oct. 1, 1967.
on
Oct. 1
on
Due
McDonald &
1,
payable
Lacey
County Clerk, will receive sealed
and oral bids at 11
July
June
Bank
Dated
by
Interest
July 22 for the purchase of $250,610 special assessment bonds, as
1
Washburn
bank
&
'''
'
■
Dempsey.
sealed bids until
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
735,000 3Vas.
branch).
Emma
—
Due
from 1968 to 1972 inclusive.
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1987
Bond
Offering
Sanders &
3.10%,
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
$3,093,000
of
New York
Nebraska
Bond
E.
Raleigh
Principal
hattan
NEBRASKA
O.
about
1966 inclusive.
920,000 3s.
ceive
or
!'
-
1962.
on
2002
154,000 Grove Avenue improve¬
2%s.
1,045,000
(J-D) payable at the Chase Man¬
Wood.
(P.
W.
—
on
Dated
June 1
on
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
County
in
(EST)
a.m.
Trust Company, or at a
Fizzell.
Adams
July
„
185,000 3V8S.
Commission, will receive
bids
sealed
Hawkins,
Jersey
sys¬
offered
of
cost
(
1964 to
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
(F-A)
Interest
McEvers
on
inclusive!
A-O). Legality approved by Stinson,
ernment
X.'VX'
Aug.
combination
1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from
1965
interest
follows:
$555,000 3%s.
Company of New.
Offering
general bonds.
bonds.
Dated
ing system revenud bonds. Dated
Oct.
net
as
follows:
as
1,
to
A-O. Legality approved by
595,000 county vocational school
Offerin g—Dr. A. M.
am.
inclu¬
1993
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
bank or
a
by
purchase
$2,498,000
Woodruff, Chairman of Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until
the
for
bonds,
Tarkio),
O.
(P.
Missouri
Bond
at
Offering—C. Glenn Seel-
bids until 2 p.m.
inclusive.
6
Tarkio
to
Merrick, or-at the
Trust
Bond
Bank
horSt, Clerk of Board of Chosen
Freeholders, will receive sealed
July 1 from
/y,'. '
April
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
County (P. O. Camden),
New
July 1 from
on
340,000 3.40s. Due
1980
or
approved
*
inclusive.
bids
Elizabethtown, N. C.
at
or
bonds
revenue
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
in New York City.
company
Bond
355,000 3V4S. Due
1964
purchase of $90,000 sanitary
inclusive.
1974
sealed
NORTH CAROLINA
Delafield & Wood.
245,000 3s. Due on July 1 from
tem
City. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Principal
National
Company,
Camden
inclusive.
Dated
Due
1998
Bond
electric plant and
mortgage
E.
York
1970 inclusive.
to
Katherine
—
receive
from
1
Bankers
Dated
June 1 from
Company,
Camden
Legality
July 1 from
on
First
& Trust
follows:
as
$260,000 3%s. Due
1966
the
from
Offering—Leo E. Lucas,
$4,500,000 first Director of Finance, will receive
Bond Sale—The
(J-D) payable at the
Trust
Camden
a
net interest cost
a
3.26%,
at
Gardner,
will
tional Bank in
also
bonds.
inclusive.
1973
Merrick), N. Y.
Offering
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
purchase of $215,000 gen¬
improvement
1, 1963. Due on
awarded to Stern Brothers & Co.,
1
Willoughby, Ohio
bonds. Dated June 1, 1963. Due on
Hawkins,
Offering—Bids
to
July 9—v. 198, p. 55—were
April
Hamilton, Ohio
payable at the Meadow Brook Na¬
1964
$1,200,000
ont
1998
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Company of Cincinnati.
to
127,000 Series B bonds.
payable at the Cen¬
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
Due
1965
198, p. 55—were awarded
;
•
syndicate headed by the First follows:.
until 1 p.m. (EDST) on July 24 Boston Corporation and The Ohio
$96,610 Shankland Road improve¬
for the purchase of $985,000 school Company, at a price of 100.02, a
ment bonds. Due on Dec. 1
at the
Bank
by
June
The
—
1,
10—v.
in New York City.
approved
Additional
for the
im¬
July
from
1
to a
will be received at the saihe time
MISSOURI
tral Trust
school
Dated
April
r
Dec. 1 from 1964 to
on
inclusive.
1983
cation,
Delafield & Wood.
Marshall, Mo.
$450,000
bonds.
terest (J-D)
Reif, President of Board of Edu¬
Principal
Company, or at a bank or
rejected.
was
Interest
by Daw¬
Sherman & Howard.
No. 25 (P. O.
(J-D) payable at the
Camden
Legality
college bonds offered July 10—v.
p.
1963.
1,
NEW YORK
Bond
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
1997
trust company
$3,200,000 junior
for the
on
Trust
bid
of
Due
1963.
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
the
combination
Camden Trust Company, or
|
lone
./
1,
June
First
College District (P. O,
198,
dated
are
in
and interest
Mississippi Gulf Coast Junior
received
issues
Stated
1963.
1965
Not
Nagel,
improvement
bonds will mature
MISSISSIPPI
Bonds
June
J-D. Legality approved
son,
purchase
$503,000 Series A bonds.
July 22 for the
on
fer and Williams.
sewe r
Both
horst & West.
Perkinston), Miss.
'
Dated
(EST)
p.m.
provement
48,000 2V2S. Due on June 1, 1968.
bonds.
Wind¬
Marquart,
Owen,
Dorsey,
June 1 1966
on
1967.
bonds. ?■
and on any inter¬
Feb. 1, 1975
on
'and
improvement
sewer
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7
98,000 2.40s. Due
T.
John
—
Odorisio, City Clerk, will receive
of sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on
bonds. Dated July 25 for the purchase of $1,Feb. 1 from 130,000 bonds, as follows:
Aug. 1, 1963. Due on
to
Offering
1965.
f
purchase
$325,000 storm sewer
1965
Camden, N. J.
(CDST)
the
15
Tor-
p.m.
Clerk,
City
bert,
Bert
Offering—G.
Bond
,
Clackamas County Union High
School District No. 2 (P. O.
)'
Sandy), Ore.
Bpnd Sale—The $800,000 school,
bonds offered
July 2—v. 198, p. 5$
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(242)
awarded to the U. S. Na¬
—were
1966
2%s.
9,435,000
r
1974
Oregon
lone Man-
Offering —L.
Bond
1978 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1964 to
(J-D) payable
County Treasurer's office.
the
at
Shuler,
by
approved
Legality
Rankin.
Sayre, Winfree &
C.
Devine
J.
&
Sale—An issue of $51,000
County, Fernridge Sch. Dist.
No. 28J (P.
Shields
&
&
Co.;
Co.;
Linn
ter &
Co.,
&
Government
The
for
agent for the Puerto
duct
and
is
Weeks; Dean Wit¬
& Co.; R. S.
Dickson &
&
Weeden
Co.;
Paine,
is
Brown
fiscal
Rico Aque¬
Bond
SOUTH
of
April,
in
South Dakota
Bond
University (P. O.
cording
an
—
Alice
M.
An¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
July 24 for the purchase of $230,000 school building bonds. Dated
$1,200,000 dor¬
Finance
a
price of
SOUTH
Agency,
Bond
increase of 17.7%, ac¬
1966
to
1983
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved by Howard,
Peterson, LeFevere & Hamilton.
par.
TENNESSEE
(P. O. Conway),
Offering
of
—
Fisk University (P. O. Nashville),
|
Alton D. Lee,
of
Board
Tennessee
Bond Sale—The $821,000 dormi-
County
tory
receive
will
Commissioners,
to Ruben Sanchez Eche-
Clerk, will receive
July 1, 1963. Due
as
South Carolina
Chairman
District
CAROLINA
Horry County
142,226 passengers in
1962,
Offering
Sale—The
Home
Airport,
compared
April
1963,
DAKOTA
County, Edgemont Indep. Sch.
ders,
3%s, at
Juan, Puerto Rico, totaled
167,509
with
revenue
bonds
offered
July
Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co.; E. F. Hut-
Bond Sale—An issue of $38,000
sold to the U. S.
was
&
ton
National Bank of Portland.
Co.; Bache & Co.; Francis
Pont
du
&i Co.;
Fahnestock
&
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
DeHaven & Townsend; Crouter &
Bodine; A. Webster Dougherty &
In Your Business You Need—
Co.; Poole & Co.; Coffin & Burr;
Yamhill County Union High School
District No, I (P. O.
Dominick
Yamhill),
Oregon
offered
July
the
awarded
to
Bank
Portland
of
2
and
Blyth
Co.,
Inc.;
Adams,
Baxter
&
Gordon
Saffin,
&
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
Sautter, Inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith;
were
Dolphin & Bradbury; Eldredge &
National
S.
U.
Dominick;
&
Boland,
Co.;
Bond Sale—The $330,000 school
bonds
&
McEntee
Co.,
&
Inc.;
& Co.
S'ullivan
Fitzpatrick,
:
■
Co., Inc.
By JOHN DUTTON
Gregory & Sons; Hirsch & Co.;
G. H. Walker &
PENNSYLVANIA
Sale—The $300,000 school
Bond
j
bonds
offered
2615—were
8—v.
awarded
.Stern & Co.,
100.10,
July
to
p.
Hanauer,
SVss, at
as
197,
price of
a
tVeigold
E.
&
Co.;
Water
000 water
Authority, Pa.
chased
via
Hill,
Fepner
sale
Dabney
Merrill
Smith
&
was
by
&
Lynch,
&
(J-D)
Bank
of
Principal
payable
New
New
proved
by
Mitchell.
the
Caldwell,
:
.
-
,
-
(P. O. Chester), Pa.
Bond
&
Secretary of
Board
of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until
4
(EDST) on July 15
for the purchase of
$120,000 school
p.m.
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1963. Due
Aug.. 1
from
1964
to
C.
Wells
Co.;
1975
on
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable at the Delaware County
National Bank of Chester.
Legal¬
aoproved
by Saul,
Ewing,
ity
and
j
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Co.;
&
&
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Co.;
General
* Obtaining
I
&
Close
Co.;
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Co.;
The
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*
The
&
Hess,
Grant
Howard,
Friedrichs
&
&
how to
SV
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Techniques
Own
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dicate
headed
by Halsey,
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Inc., at
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as
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197,
the
interest cost of about
follows:
you
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relative
3.32%,
to
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analyze
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attractiveness
balance sheet items
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Co.; Johnson, Lane,
syn¬
price of 98.48,
and their
Remington,
Weil,
be received until 11
rev-
—
and you're told
defined
securities and their vital
to the
on
Cpue bonds offered July' 9—v
are
develop each of them to their maximum
McKelvy & Co.; Ryan, Sutherland
Bond
Pennsylvania
p.; 2615—were awarded to
categories of investors
These
25
^Authority (P„ O. Harrisburg),
Bond Sale—The
$50,000,000
approach
potential
,
Inc.;
Corbett
Space Corp.; Kay, Richards & Co.,
Inc.;
various
accounts.
Pickard, Inc.; G. H. Musekamp &
Inc.;
sales
initial
Austin
& .Kraus,
Burns,
client list
a
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Hum¬
Scranton, Pa.
State
You'll
&
Mayes,
Co.; Kugel, Stone & Co.,
&
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investment
Financial Chronicle.
Commercial and
The
in
columns
Mullaney,
Rambo,
Harris
Ball,
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promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of his popular
weekly
Remick & Saul.
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proven
Stieglitz;
Anderson
Hendrix
Legg
&
Bioren
Co.;
C.
Kretz,
us
business through modern,
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters are full of practical and proven selling
phrey, Inc.; Kormendi & Co., Inc.;
John
Inc.;
,
Offerin g—Arthur
available exclusively from
—
increase your
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-
&
Hulme, Applegate &
Tobin &
;
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Halle
&
Stranahan,
ap¬
Trimble
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Corp.;
60-page booklet
you
Kerner, Inc.; Robinson & Co., Inc.;
Chemical
Legality
Morris,
Swiss American
Inc.;
Lee,
Inc.;
Company
City.
Inc.;
Strudwick;
interest
Trust
at
York
York
and
Co.; Willaim
Elkins,
Co.;
Freeman
Ty¬
Of 98.40. Dated June 1, 1963. Due
on Dec.
1 from 1963 to 1995 in¬
clusive.
&
This
help
Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.; M. M,
a
price
a
W.
Cooley & Co.; Lyons, Hannahs
&
Pierce,
Inc., at
F.
learn about
pur¬
Harkness
of
Townsend,
and
son,
negotiated
composed
group
bonds
revenue
Inc.;
Wells & Christensen, Inc.
Bond Sale—An issue of $4,750,-
I
Co.,
Barth &
J.
Blair
Co.,
Monroeville
&
Craigie & Co.; Arthurs, Lestrange
Stokes & Co.; Robinson-Humphrey
basis of about 3.11%.
a
Co.; Taylor & Co.;
Bramhall, Falion & Co.; Mackey,
Dunn & Co.; Thomas & Co.; Chas.
yMcKeesport School District, Pa.
by,
District No. 37 (P. O. Edg emont),
ISLAND
2615—were sold to the Housing
p.
and
at San
In¬
Legality approved
' r
:
;
mitory consolidation and refund¬
Authority,
Puerto Rico International
July P
inclusive.
Providence), R. I.
Rico
Puerto
1978
fiscal
ing bonds offered July 8—v. 197,
Rico Ports
Puerto
to
J-J.
Rico Ports
"■■
RHODE
Passenger and Cargo Traffic In¬
W. Pressprich creased—Passenger traffic through
R.
Puerto
1964
"bonds.
on
Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons.
Fall
Authority.
Sewer
the
Authority.
Development
Rico
Puerto
from
terest
Development
Rico
Puerto
for
agent for
preceding
the
Government
Bank
Butzler;
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; J. C.
Inc.;
The
facilities
July 1, 1963. Due
Co.; Paribas Corp.; Kuhn, Loeb &
(P. O. Lebanon), Oregon
school bonds
ehded
to $14,106,029
rose
$11,309,524
Corp.;
$750,000
of
I.
)
months
1963, total revenues of
30,
Authority
from
Inc.;
Haupt & Co.; John Nuveen & Co.;
Griggs School Diet.
County,
the
twelve
educational
Rothschild & Co.; W. H. Morton &
bonds..
No. 4
S'mith
&
(PDST) on July
purchase
the
for
Goldman,
Co.;
Stearns & Co.; Ira
Bear,
000
Dated
increase of 20.1%.
an
Monday, July 15, 1963
.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; L. F.
bids until 8 p.m.
school
April
Bank
will receive sealed
District Clerk,
24
&
Brothes
Bradford
Offering—Jack E. Warren,
Bond
•
O. Veneta), Oregon
the
Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch,
Hornblower &
Lane
1962,
.
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
July 16 for the purchase of $400,-
.
period, an increase of 24.7%.
1990 inclusive.
Fenner
Salomon
Bond
Authority.:
.
Due on July 15
Stone & Webster Securities
improvement bonds was sold to
The Oregon Bank of Portland.
varria, Executive Director of the
$1,-
Sachs & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Blair
Oregon
15,
Other members of the syndicate:
Pierce,
Dalles),
City (P. O. The
iDallas
inclusive.
1984.
from 1985 to
and interest
cipal
July 15
on
Due on July
15,635,000 3.40s.
Au¬
of
Eurite, Executive Director.
For
1982
from 1979 to
and
the
1963,
revenues
Cargo moved through the air¬
229,7^, compared with $1,014,773
1962, an increase of port in : April totaled 6,055,747
July 15 from 21.1%, according to Juan Labadie pounds, against 5,040,242 in April,
Due
4,585,000 3.30s.
1983
April,
in; April of
1978.
and
1977
8 p.m.
reports
Due on July 15,
8,370,000 3.20s.
(PDST)
on
July 16 for the purchase of
$1,325,000 school bonds.
Dated
June
15, 1963. Due on Dec. 15
bids until
Sealed
of
15
1976 inclusive.
to
•3,820,000 3.10s.
Clerk, will receive
kins, District
July
on
5,315,000 3s. Due on
(P. O. St. Helens),
502
No.
Due
from 1968 to 1973 inclusive.
School District:
Colombia County
15,
1967.
and
month
thority
Due on July
$2,840,000 2y4s.
Bank of Portland.
tional
:
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Volume
8—v.
the
197,
and
Haywood
price of
a
Offering
Streetman,
par.
23
for
10
the
purchase
Due
July
on
$52,000
24
for
bonds,
the
Due
revenue
June
on
pur¬
follows:
as
system
sewer
bonds.
from
1
system
sewer
June
on
1
bonds.
from
1964
Bonds
July 1, 1975
1974
1,
or
due
callable
are
inclusive.
pay¬
ment date thereafter. Interest J-J.
"f '■
f;
;
; •V
/: ^,''/
.
Memphis,
Bond
y
Sale
general
fered
July
were
awarded
headed
9—v.
by
bonds
197,- p.
to
the
First
at
cago,
National
price
a
interest
cost
Bank
of
of
100.21,
about
follows:
June
210
County
sealed
ap¬
Aug.
on
1964
1972
to
Sale—The
housing
bonds
until
1973
to
offered
system
>
July
sold
Finance
Home
3%s, at
3.20s.
2,000,000
from
1982
800,000
the
to
price of
a
stu¬
197,
St.
Mercailtile
of
the
Trust
H.
Weeden * &
Inc.;
Michigan
tional
Co.;
First
Corporation;
Bank
&
Trust
City
660,000
G.
H.^ Walker & Co.; New York
Hanseatic
delphia
lom
Corp.;
Trust
Davis
Harris
&
Fidelity-Phila¬
Co.;
&
Co.;
Co.;
Cul-
Shelby
&
Co.
1979
(F-A)
Salomon
Brothers
&
&
Shank
Secretary
that
announces
City Council will
July
on
of
22
bonds,
$7,200,000
the
for
$13,600,000
sanitary
enue
system
sewer
series
404
C.
Robinson
sealed
Briesen
&
August
1
Legality
Dumas,
1964
approved
Huguenin
&
to
by
Booth-
1
man.
405
bonds.
semi-annually
on
and
from
August
1983
1
inclusive.
Due
February
1964
Legality
to
ap¬
proved by McCall, Parkhurst,
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
Dated
Aug.
1,
1963.
sealed
National
or
at the
of
New
Chase
York
Bank
the Mer¬
of
Dallas,
Manhattan
Bank
City.
until
for
Marine
4
the
15
from
15, 1963. Due
1964
to
1976
on
Offering
Offering—James
W.
Mc¬
Coy, District Superintendent, will
receive
(CST)
of
sealed
on
from
until
5
schoolhouse
1, 1963. Due
1966
to
1992
bonds.
on
at
the
Mercantile
Bank of Dallas.
April
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
p.m.
July 16 for the purchase
$245,000
Dated April
1
bids
pay¬
National
Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman.
Co.,
bids
c/o
First
Boston
Milk
July
bonds. Dated
Aug.
sive.
July
17 for
1964
to
1983
at
the
Boston,
option,
at
the
Bank & Trust
First
or
bonds,
as
to
to
1963.
price
17
for
/
;
will
Dated
pur¬
works
bonds,
Series
1,
1960.
March 1 from 1964 to 1990
Callable
after March
1,
Guaranty
sealed
on
of
July
ing
by
Wood,
King,
Dawson & Logan.
Racine
(City),
Offering
City
will
urer,
until
Wind
Point,
North
Elmo,
Wood
Pleasant
•
Treasurer,
-
bids
until
p.m.
pur¬
$1,860,000
school
Dated
Aug.
Bond
Sale
The
—
St. Francois} Que.
Bond
Aug. 1
Sale—An issue of
improvement
Laurent
at
&
bonds
Veillet, Inc.,
of
197,
a
bonds.
of
99.03,
1964
1969
Sorel
Canada,
at
and
price
a
1,645,000
1973
51/2S.
on
2515—were awarded to the
p.
Legality
approved .< by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
National
17—v.
Fenner
&
for
15
4
p.m.
the
Bond Sale—An issue of
&
Maison
197, p.
Bienvenu, Ltd., and Mc-
Dougal
&
Christmas,
price of 99.29,
as
1964
as
to
1973
Ltd.,
Company of Pittsburgh, at
a
cost
WE
of
Aug.
HAVE
15
100.02,
VIRGINIA
3.04%,
$4,500,000
interest
net
a
PLEASED
BECOME A
on
FIRM
on
July 1 from
1983 inclusive.
OF
price
THE
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
follows:
as
23/4s.
Due
on
from 1964 to 1972 inclusive.
EFFECTIVE JULY
II. 1963
-
.
July
9
headed
were
sold
net
as
a
3,350,000 3s. Due
1973
a
2,750,000
Rock
follows:
1964 to
1975 inclusive.
860,000 3.10s. Due
1976
to
Aug. 1 from
on
Aug. 1 from
1979 inclusive.
3V4S.
on
Aug. 15 from
inclusive.
Due
Aug.
on
15
TAYLOR, ROGERS & TRACY, INC.
105 SOUTH
County
(P.
O.
\
Halsey,
Stuart
&
'
*
'
'
"' ■*
FINANCIAL
Bond Sale—An issue of
county building bonds
STREET
LA SALLE
Janesville),
Wisconsin
•
on
1978
from 1979 to 1983 inclusive.
price of 100.03/
interest cost of about 3.11%,
$2,580,000 3s. Due
to
syndicate
by Shields & Co., and Ira
Haupt & Co., at
a
to
sold to
Inc.,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., at
"
'
' ^
*
6-1030
$650,000
was
Co.,
CHICAGO 3. ILLINOIS
•
a
and
price
AURORA
CHAMPAIGN
a
July 1 from
TO ANNOUNCE THAT
MEMBER
at
inclusive.
308,000 5V2S. Due
1974 to
La
to
follows:
$172,000 5V4s. Due
Smith,
Co.,
$480,000
sold
was
Trust
of
Newport News, Va.
Bond Sale—The $4,300,000 gen¬
eral improvement bonds
offered
ARE
of
bonds
price of 97.15.
WE
(EDST)
purchase
school
Merrill
&
Thomson
Guay,
Three Rivers Catholic School
1
$568,000 sewer
to
until
bids
July
July 10—v.
Bank
Que.
Rene
—
Commission, Que.
July
on
awarded
Pierce,
a
Commission,
>
on Aug. 1 from 1964
1983/inclusive.
July 1 from
Due
June
were
Nesbitt,
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1973
Offering
inclusive.
Sale—The
offered
Lynch,
inclusive.
1, 1963. Due
5.67%,
Pointe-Aux-Trembles, Que.
—
v-
July 1 from
$252,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
97.99,
of
from 1974 to 1983 inclusive.
Bond
on
to
$155,000 5V2S. Due
bonds
sealed
de
Societe
follows:
to
to
price
Secretary-Treasurer, will receive
Montreal, Banque Provin¬
1964
1968
School
Bond
Wood,
of
net interest cost of about
a
to
Duroa
/
on
173,000 5V2S. Due
$1,800,000 im¬
composed
Placements,
as
follows:
as
$385,600
to
Co., at
$212,000 5V4S. Due
1983 inclusive.
Gundy & Co., A. E. Ames & Co.,
du
sold
2515—were awarded
p.
group
ciate
School
Bond Sale—An issue of
July school*bonds was
$180,000 cher, Rodrique &
Aug. 1, 1963. Due on Aug.
Sale—The
Catholic
Commission, Que.
Lachine, Que..
to
Therese
on
improvement
$10,600,000
bonds
Mellon
to
5V2s,
as
1
197,
Savings
Company of Barre.
$60,500
sold
was
price of 97.55.
a
Ste.
bids
sealed
purchase
from 1964 to
1
5V2S, at
school
offered
1963.
1,
(P. O. Racine), Wis.
National
build¬
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1983
on
(Towns)
Unified Sch. Dist. No.
vi^ill
4
inclusive. Interest F-A.
Jacques
—
(EDST)
p.m.
the
Dated
and
(Villages), Caledonia andA
Mount
School
July 16 for the
on
of
Secretary-Treas¬
receive
7:30
for
2515
Sturtevant,
im¬
Aug.. 1,
-
Catholic
sealed
bonds.
Due
bonds-
on
Dated
Aug. 1 from 1964 to
on
Secretary
$649,000
improvement
Bond
Trust
Company of New York City. Le-'
inclu¬
(EDST)
purchase
Aug. 1, 1963. Due
Bond
a.m.
water
March
gality approved
on
Gagnon,
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
.
receive
10.30
$5,000,000
Morgan
Park
taine,
provement bonds offered June 17
July 24 for the
on
the
Bay,
7 p.m.
the
O.
pur¬
various
Offering—Gustave Lafon-
receive
chase
receive
re¬
p.rii.
for the
15
bonds.
7
Commission Que.
Bond
(EDST)
will
until
$1,271,000
Sherbrooke
Bank
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Marine National
the
from' 1964
1
Offering—G.
various
1970.
of
Aug.
Clerk,
bids until
—v.
of
on
on
1,
/'
r
1983 inclusive.
im¬
Aug.
bids
July
on
of
pur¬
Dated
1,
July 1 from 1964 to
sealed
1963. Due
p.m.
bonds.
at
Offering—Rene Bergeron,
(EDST)
will
various
July
inclusive.
chase
8
and
Dated
96.85.
on
provement
until
a
5'4s,
City Secretary-Treasurer, will
inclusive.
Bond
Town
of
Inc.,
as
Montreal-North, Que.
Giffard, Que.
Principal
Cutler.
Dated
Due
bids
$430,000
Due
1978
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
sold to
on
bonds.
Exchange
until
/'■*/
was
Ruel & Co.,
J/E. Laflamme, Ltd.,
ceive
July 15 for the
on
of
1983
1972
Offering—John E. Kalupa,
inclusive.
at the holder's
Granite
Interest
6arneau, Boulanger, Ltd.,
Bond
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1983
sealed
(EDST)
16
revenue
school
Aug. 1, 1963. Due
inclusive.
Grenier,
of
cost
Offering—J. R. Ouellette,
Legality approved
bids
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable
1,
National
bonds.
at
Bank
Dated
July 1 from
on
composed of Oscar Dube &
Quebec,
follows:
1973
to
price
a
interest
as
and
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
Exchange Bank of Milwaukee, or
-$1,455,000
from
1
Bond
Town
—
on
of
757
until
building
mortgage
Division,
45
Boston, until 11:30
(EDST)
purchase
office
April 1 from 1964 to
B
inclusive.
National
to
Simoneau,
Aug.
(CDST)
Municipal
Street,
the
1964
Comptroller,
chase
Inc.,
net
5.87%,
Bank of
pur¬
Ralph Olliver,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
District,
Texas
com¬
&
Placements, at
various
sealed
Barre, Vt.
Bond
Gelinas,
a
1964
A.
July 25 for the
from
Chapman &
City
p.m.
...
.,
at
Redmond,
on
Milwaukee.
Bond
Interest J-J. Legality approved by
Dawson,
N a g e 1,
Sherman
&
Howard.
6,
Milwaukee, Wis.
chase of $2,495,000 building bonds.
Dated July
No.
and interest (A-O) payable at the
and
Education, will
19
about
1963.
William
$850,000
1
on
Dated
about
Ennis Independent School
group
Gundy
$462,000 5V2S. Due
chase
1982 inclusive.
,
by
bids
July
duPont
Milwaukee,
school
Due
Co.',
Co.
98.75.
as
Co., Inc., Corporation de Prets de
.^v/.y/V
600,000
UTAH
on
was
inclusive.
of
Bank of
Principal
interest payable at
Bond
of
April
Eppler, Guerin & Turner Inc.
a.m.
6,400,000 series
a
668,000 5%s. Due
$250,000 refunding bonds. Due
Manley,
&
&
(CDST)
purchase
;
Co.;
&
98.50,
$600,000
I.
follows:
&
to
Corp.,
■■■;./y; .,/;// :|y>|l/;v
group
Fabreville, Que.
—
bids
Broadway,
4 p.m.
syndi¬
Tucker
McDonald.
Due
February
to
of¬
2515—
p.
Cowansville, Que.
District
Offering
von
N.
1
rev¬
bonds.
from
cantile
the
Francis
and
of
VERMONT
and
and
James
follows:
as
on
1983.
pur¬
waterworks
semi-annually
;
Co.;
receive
Offering—City
Mayor and
and
July
of
improvement bonds
bonds
197,
Wood,
1974
bonds
revenue
receive
1
Inc.; J. A. Hogle
Clerk of Board of
receive sealed bids until 1:45 p.m.
chase
Bond
Co.; Dittmar & Co., Inc.; Rand
(MST)
G.
of
Wisconsin
inclusive.
Bosworth & Co.,
of
VIRGINIA
Greenfield -School
July 1 from
of
the
WISCONSIN
City School District, Utah
Bond Offering — H. J.
Boyack,
Bond
'/ (CST)
on
on
at
Schlinkmann, District Clerk, will
July
on
Due
1983
&
Texas
awarded
17—v.
provement
July 1 from
Due
and
/;;/ ;/'
Provo
Dallas,
of
a
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Peabody & Co.; Braun,
Kidder,
Bennett,
TEXAS
the
to
Inc.,
cate: Harriman
Hutzler.
Harold
2%s.
Principal
payable
& Co.
Co., Inc.; Austin Tobin
and
were
posed
Cunningham, Schmertz &
follows:
as
on
members
Corbett
&
Co.,
rev¬
10—v.
1966 inclusive.
to
Other
Inc.;
Pickard, Rowles, Winston & Co.;
Kalman &
2.92%,
2.90s.
Stranahan,
Burns,
fund
awarded
1,180,000 3s. Due
Na¬
Co., Kansas
purchase
Bond Sale—An issue of
$4,000,000
July
sold
was
Bond Sale—An issue of
$132,000
$1,130,000
improvement
June
Charleston, W. Va.
from 1976 to 1978 inclusive.
of
City; Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.;
(PDST)
Aug. 1 from 1965
on
inclusive.
WEST
as
from 1967 to 1975 inclusive.
«
Co.,
&
to
1,680,000
Company,
Morton
receive
The
—
fered
Lawrence, Gay & Moch.
man,
v
e
offered
56—were
1964
body & Co.; First National Bank,
W.
/T h
—
$480,000 4V2S. Due
Co., Chicago; Kidder, Pea-
Memphis;
will
a.m.
the
Sale
various
Housing
par.
university
bonds
p.
syndi¬
Louis; Drexel & Co.; Northern
Trust
Sale
cost of about
1,
,-y
members
Bond
ity approved by Roberts, Shefel-
syndicate headed by Drexel & Co.,
at a price of 100.06, a net interest
1
Aug.
CANADA
1978
to
J-J.
Baie-Comeau, Que.
Seattle),
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
p.
Agency,
price
a
Societe de
1978
sold to
enue
inclusive.
on
at
July 1, 1963. Due
1963. Due
Bond
198,
1988.
and
Other
Due
5V2S,
Robert
incinerator <
permanent
Aug.
on
1986
to
l/10s.
1987
cate
Due
July 1 from
1973 inclusive.
1964
II
bonds
the Dominion Securities
Co.;
Willis,
&ale—An issue of $45,000
improvement
a
University of Texas Board of
"
Aug. 1 from
on
from
Royal Bank of Canada, Geoffrion,
to
revenue
8—v.
2615—were
inclusive.
1981
1
inclusive.
on
Pointe-Gatineau, Que.
QUEBEC
O.
11
1. for
interest
$794,000
and
inclusiye.
'Due
3,600,000 3s.
1967 to
of
Bond
July
on
1966
cost
$500,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
Parkhurst,
Dallas), Texas
j
Aug. 1 from
on
(P.
Treasurer,
bids
Regents (P. O. Austin), Texas
$3,600,000 6s. Due
Due
to
575,000 2.60s. Due
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
as
-
4s.
1964
Washington
1,
Legality
McCall,
.
dent
net
3.02%,
by
Bond
Chi¬
a
J-D.
follows:
1, 1963. Due
^
Trust
of
dated
;
No.
Bond
University of Dallas (P. O.
of¬
City and
Company of New York
the
District
June 1
on
interest
as
55
Mistassini, Que.
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
2515—
Bankers
$75,000
WASHINGTON
inclusive.
are
Interest
proved
syndicate
a
to
bonds
1962.
$10,000,000
e
improvement
1992
/All
Tenn±'r'^y-/::j.
T h
—
'■'/ •'
bonds. Due
1988
+:
Dominick & Dominick and
lien water system
revenue
/
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler,
syndi¬
Hutzler;
net
a
2.64%,
King County, Federal Way School
*•
junior
10,000
July
on
interest
any
on
the
of
Wheat & Co.; Kaufman Bros.
1989
after
or
on
members
100.001,
about
Due
to
,
inclusive.
Other
of
'
-
Kenny & Ayres Inc.
196^ to 2002 inclusive.
35,000
1963.
July 1 from 1964 to 1983
on
will
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1983
Ffancis I. duPont & Co.; Hayden,
Stone & Co.; Bache & Co.; J. C.
$300,000
of
Secretary,
1980 to
D.
(CST)
Cobb,
school bonds. Dated July 1,
W.
cate: Salomon Brothers &
(CST) on July
a.m.
City
860,000 3V4S. Due
Mrs.
—
(243)
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until
Offering
chase of $97,000
W.
B.
—
I
Gunter, Texas
Bond
Brownsville), Tenn.
Bond
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
to
(P. O.
County
.
Finance
Home
3%s, at
as
6281
sold
2615—were
p.
Housing
Agency,
Number
198
ELGIN
-
,
T
56
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(244)
.
.
.
Monday, July 15, 1963
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