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N. Y., Monday, July 29, 1963
Price
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a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
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business
SEC REGISTRATIONS
Properties Inc.—SEC
All-State
On
23, 1963, it was reported that the company had with¬
registration statement originally filed with the SEC on
July
its
drawn
April
1962,
24,
covered
which
due
ated debentures
1977
to
$5,000,000
have been
underwriter not named.—V. 196, p. 2479.
of
offered at par, through an
I
and
The
corporation on July 12, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 240,000
common
to be offered at $1, without underwriting.
are to be used for equipment, inventory, working capital
other corporate purposes.
The
class
A
Proceeds
and
Salt Lake City, is engaged in the
other dairy products.
of 4650 Idlewood Rd.,
manufacture of ice cream and
Blandy
,
Bradford Speed Packaging &
Development Corp.—
Plans Rights Offering—
The
t
of
company
of
shares
the
with
statement
62 William St., New York, filed a
SEC on July 22 covering 819,024
stock,
common
all of which
are
owned by
registration
outstanding
Atlas General
The latter proposes to offer such Bradford shares
for subscription at not less than $9.44 per share by Atlas stock¬
holders at the rate of one share of Bradford for each two shares
The record date is to be supplied by amend¬
St.,
The
is advised that Pavinco, Inc., a stockholder of Atlas, has
agreed to sell or cause to be sold to Financial General Corp. rights
Sufficient to permit Financial General to purchase 53.3%
of all
of the common stock to be issued pursuant to this offering, and
that Financial General intends to exercise such rights. ,
The company has been engaged solely in the purchase of securi¬
ties of businesses, the controlling interest in which Atlas desired
to acquire.
It owns 69,509 shares (9.59% ) of the stock of Foster
wheeler Corp.
In August the assets comprising the Khklok Auto¬
mated
Packaging
Division will be transferred by Atlas to
the
company as a
contributon to capital (and its liabilities will be
assumed by the company).
Thereafter, through Division, the com¬
pany will be engaged in the manufacture and leasing of packaging
machinery and auxiliary equipment.
In addition, through a 40%
owned
Liberian
subsidiary, Maryland Logging Corp.
(also con¬
tributed by Atlas), the company will also be engaged in the logging
business
in
Liberia.
After
completion of. this offering, George
Olmsted will become board chairman of the company and William
H. Baumer ' president.
They are both directors and officers of
Financial General and of International Bank (which owns 26.7% of
Financial General).
Olmsted is a principal stockholder (34.03% )
of International Bank.
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ment.
New
Underwriters, headed by Burnham & Co., 60 Broad
York,
will receive a 22 cent per share commission.
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Equity—SEC
Interstate
1,605,100
publicly,
p. 1800.
Van
through
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Alstyne,
Akron Ohio
July
19
due
to
a
registra¬
$4,000,000 of
be
Noel
&
Co.,
New
York.'—V.
"7
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%
195,
ating
the
The
■with
company
the
SEC
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Israel Fund, Inc.—Common Registered—
Fund
The
of
4200
Hayward
Ave.,
Baltimore
registration
500,000 shares of
filed
a
With the SEC on July 18 covering
;
stock, to be offered for public sale at,$12.50 per share
payable in cash or, at the option of the purchaser, in State
of Israel Independence Issue, First Development Issue
or Second
.Development Issue bonds. The offering is to be made by Investors
Planning Corp. of America, of 60 East 42nd St., New York, "for
the account of the Fund," in part on an "all or none" basis and
the balance on a
"best efforts" basis, for which a $1.0625 pershare commission is payable.
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common
and
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was
organized under Maryland law on May 28, 1963,
those who desire to seek investment opportunities in
Accordingly, the Fund intends to invest its assets in se¬
curities of companies located in, or deriving a substantial portion
of their revenues from, Israel."
It Intends to invest primarily in
Fund
The
"to
assist
Israel.
type
equity
clude
debt
securities, but at various times its portfolio may in¬
obligations, both government and non-government.
The
prospectus lists Stanley A. Blumberg as president and Dr. Herman
Seidel
as
board chairman (both
of Baltimore).
The Fund has
entered
into
a
management and investment advisory agreement
with
Multiple Securities Management Co. of the Hayward Ave.
address.
Messrs. Blumberg, Seidel and other management officials
are
also directors and stockholders of the management company;
and Walter Benedick,
of New York, a director, Is a substantial
stockholder of the underwriter.
Lewis Business Forms, Inc.—Debentures Reg'd—
Lane Ave., North, Jacksonville, Fla., filed
a registration statement with the SEC on July
22 covering $1,250,000 of convertible subordinated debentures due 1973, to be offered
for public sale through Reynolds & Co., Inc., 120 Broadway. New
York, and Saunders, Stiver & Co., One Terminal Tower, Cleveland.
The interest rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
The
1
company
of
243
manufactures and sells a diversified line of busi¬
ness
forms, including
tabulating, automatic data processing and
other printing products used by retail, wholesale and manufacturing
:
r".
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7%.
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The
Old
150
of
Country Rd.,
Mineola,
N.
Y.,
is engaged
in
resort.
round
year
a
Northwest Craftsmen, Inc.—"Reg.
Northwest
in
the
Piedmont
A" Filing—
expansion.
of
9999
N.
Glisan
E.
manufacture
design,
St.,
Portland,
installation
and
of
:
Ore.,
store
this
on
company
of 801 Sixteenth Ave., South, Nashville, Tenn.,
a
registration statement with the SEC on July 19 covering
297,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $5
per share, on
an all or none, best efforts basis,
through under¬
writers headed by Tennessee Securities Inc., Third National Bank
Bldg., Nashville, which will receive a 50 cent per share selling
commission.
Tennessee Securities also will receive five-year options
an
additional 7,000 shares,
to
fall,
the
engage
V
12
24
common
p.
shares
1992.
$36,000,000 of outstanding 3%
and for construction.—V. 197
Y
:
.
Co.—Net Up Sharply—
has
reported
that second quarter net earnings,
dividends,
were
$1,769,812—almost
double
the
in this year's first quarter, and nearly four times
company
preferred
eai-ned
the $473,172 earned in the second quarter a year ago.
earnings per common share, after preferred divi¬
quarter
Over-the-Counter Market
-—
and Bond Averages
and
1963,
Peter
three
net
to
a
Declared and Payable———
of
Member
Banks
9
Statement
of
Reserve
46
46
..
Condition of
Banks
month
,—
46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings..
45
—
in
1962
were
$37,779,426.
*
1835.
*
Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption
$4.12
share.—V.
per
197,
p.
403.
last
the
During
$4,094,126.
of
the
year's record high
nine
despite
net sales totalled
against $43,904,945 in the same period of fiscal 1962.
ended
June
1963,
30,
the period under review, pre-tax earnings amounted to
This compared with $5,478,451 in the first nine months
1962
fiscal
year.
provision for income
$2,190,000 and $2,895,000.
the
for the comparable period,
in net sales."
months
The
In
that in each succeeding
President has reported
fiscal year which began on Oct. 1, 1962,
earnings have exceeded the results of the prior
period.
"This is an encouraging trend, even though
for the nine months ended June 30, 1963 continued
current
net
increase
4.3%
first
nine
This
outstanding
at
ended
June
was
share,
equal
to
tax
of
in
the
fiscal
$1.43
per
of the period.
respective
share
on
periods
earnings
net
1963,
was
were
end
1,335,333 shares
month perioji
For the nine
1962, net earnings totalled $2,583,451 or $1.94 per
on 1,333,569 shares outstanding which takes into ac¬
based
the
the
months
30,
count
the
p.
Hurst,
earnings
trail
$1,904,126.
of
Reserve
at
the
and
$45,779,305 as
—
System.
Foreign Exchange Rates.
F.
of
sales
net
,
News—
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead-2
State and City Bond Offerings53
Statement
197,
inclusive,
quarter
In
Miscellaneous Features
sales
resulted
Aeroquip Corp.—Net Lower; Sales Up 4.3%—
36
General Corporation and Investment
quarter
Griffiths,
earnings
The
corporation has called for redemption on Aug. lo, 1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $70,000 of its 6V2% con¬
debentures due April 1,
1968 at 100%.
Payment will be
made at the First National Bank of Chicago.
Debentures are convertible into class A common stock to Aug. 15,
36
Exchange
Findlev
vertible
36
Stock
Second
ago.
Adams Engineering
36
SEC Index of Stock Prices
quarter
erations."—V.
42
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
American
share earned
a
President, told shareholders the increased
primarily because Acme shared in the
higher operating level of the steel industry during the first six
months this year and because "benefits from cost reduction pro¬
grams and new facilities were being reflected in more efficient opr
37
37
38
Exchange
rose
cents
G.
35
35
36
Stock Exchange—
Federal
197,
{
Acme Steel
The
sales
35
35
Stock Exchange
Twelve
140,000
about
News of Business and Finance
year
30
43
Montreal
Consolidated
for
construction.—V.
in the first half of '62, and it exceeds the
of 82 cents a share for all of 1962.
...
sales this year of $43,052,649 were 16.2% higher
than first quarter sales, and first half sales of $80,103,000 were
2%
higher than the $78,498,884 recorded in the same period a
36
36
Federal
for
,
Second
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Condition
Rights
stockholders
total earnings
PAGE
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)-—
American Stock Exchange-National Stock Exchange
r;
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
New York Stock
Dividends
Plans
offer
to 63 cents from 35 cents in the first quarter this year
and 17 cents earned in the second quarter last year.
The 98 cents
a
common
shave earned so far this year is about three times the
Stock and Bond Quotations
Transactions
subscribe
2564.
P.
dends,
In This Issue
Stock
to
used
be
will be used to redeem
maturing Nov. 1, 1963,
Proceeds
debentures
Second
Dow-Jones
—
basis.
will
higher than
Stock
Inc.
plans to
On July
23, it was reported that the company plans to issue
$40,000,000 to $50,000,000 of debentures due 1982 at competitive
bidding.
Bids will be received Oct.
22
(11
a.m.
EDST)
at 80
PaVk ."^lace, Newark. N. J.
%
$995,005
Toronto
Co.,
announced
company
right
l-for-10
a
after
Canadian
the
exercisable initially at $6 per share.
organized under Tennessee law in June 1963
in the recording, manufacture and dis¬
phonograph records and
to conduct
through two
subsidiaries a related music publishing business.
Principal organ¬
izers were Hubert Long and Charles C. Kieffer, directors, and Frank
Poole and W.
Lester Vandore, vice-presidents.
Joseph Csida has
been named president.
Management officials and others own the
20,000 outstanding
common
shares, purchased at $5 per share.
Net
proceeds of the stock sale will be used for construction of
was
company
proposes
tribution
of
Gas
Planned—
Recording Industries Corp.—Common Registered—
The
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Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Debenture Sale
is engaged
fixtures.
The
and
Natural
July 22,
Proceeds
filed
on
,
Offering—
corporation on July 12, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering
150,000 common shares to be offered at $1, without underwriting.
Proceeds are
to
be used for debt repayment, equipment, sales
promotion and
■■■
,
Proposed Registrations
The
of Sioux City, Iowa filed a registration statement
July 19 covering $12,000,000 of first mortgage
.:
"Reg. A" covering
without underwriting.
equipment, and oper¬
a
construction,
..
On
on
bonds, series due 1993, to be offered for public sale at competitive
bidding on Sept. 5.
Net proceeds will be used first to pay off
some
$4,100,000 of temporary bank loans incurred and to be in¬
curred
for construction
purposes,
and second to provide funds
for additional property additions and improvements.
Construction
expenditures are estimated at $17,200,000 for 1964.—V. 197, p. 2351.
for
used
be
I
materials.
Net proceeds of
the debentures sale will be
added to general funds of the company, to be used for additional
(working capital or the retirement of short-term bank borrowings
incurred for working capital purposes.
In addition to certain in¬
debtedness, the company has outstanding 637,134 shares of com¬
mon
stock, of which management officials own 8.1%.
Ray E.
Bloch
is
board
chairman
and
Henry M. Fawcett is president.
—v. 195, p. 979.
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7'V'7"^:
Service Co.—Bonds Registered—
of
operation
repair
33
Iowa Public
to
;
expenses.
Vermont
offered
11,
1963
filed
offered at $10,
on
July
shares to be
common
Proceeds are
filed
covering
1983,
corporation
25,100
Registered—
Registration Withdrawn—
July 22, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on March 30, 1962, which cov¬
shares of beneficial interest to have been offered
On
ment
ered
Ave.,
on
debentures
■.
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
.
company
:
subordinated
purposes.
Vermont Circle
foxpublic sale through underwriters headed by Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Inc., 20 Exchange Place, New York. The interest rate, public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
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The
company
produces tires for passenger cars, trucks, buses
and
earth moving
equipment, as well as tread rubber and tire
Industries, Inc.
pf Atlas common held.
Co.—Debentures
of 1235 Second
with the SEC
company
statement
tion
convertible
Blandy Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
other
and
The
Rubber
SEC FILINGS
•
headquarters office in Nashville, for construction of two record¬
ing studios and of pressing plant and facilities, for working capital
net proceeds
Mohawk
subordin¬
convertible
INSURANCE
•
municipal, county, state and federal governments.
of this financing, $200,000 will be used for the
purchase of land, new plant construction and additions to existing
plans and $800,000 for the purchase of new equipment.
The bal¬
ance
will b£ used for paying
offecertain loans and for working
capital and other purposes.—V. 197, p. 2459.
the
Of
Reg. Withdrawn—
INDUSTRIAL
•
5%;
stock
dividend
paid in Sept.
1962.—V.
197, p. 1835.
Reductioin
Co., Inc.—Sales Higher; Net Down—
Sales
for
the
half of
394,602
for
the
Air
first
first
half
of
1963
were
1962.
against $146,for the first half
$151,785,656
Net income
company
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on page
3
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(378)
By SIDNEY BROWN
When
months,
waves
interest irate visibles aggregate $416 million
million or more add up to $83,730,900, the
County advanced refunding involves $197 million, and non-government
taxable bonds include two competitive utilities, one equipment trust certificate,
and two negotiated offerings one of which is a Japanese government* owned
led group. The week's senior fixed
out of which 18 tax-exempts of $1
;
comprises two T
offering a first .
.
.
.
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Short
ruffling today's market is the dismay expressed regarding
■
penalty tax, incidentally, though hardly unimportant,
should not spill over and impair the marketing climate for' the two Japanese
offerings set for this week since there is no reason; or way, for the proposed
subterfuge for exOhange control to affect those issues. The. securities are the
$20 million Nippon Tel. & Tel. Public Corp. bonds "via Dillon, Read & Co., First
Boston Corp. and Smith, Barney & Co., and the TokiO Maline & Fire Insurance
Co., Ltd., 400,000 A.D.S. via First Boston Corp., Nikko Securities Co., Ltd., and
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co. Those issues were registered/ and,:if offered, will
be sold way within the 'exemption period allowed issues filed with the SEC 60
days prior to July 19 and -sold within 90 days of that cut-off date. Thus, Amen* <>■
can investors buying those issues- wpbld^-not pay, ah|y fax if the proposal becomes
law as stipulated by the President, nor would their* subsequent re-sale to Ameri- >
cans or to foreigners.
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The
furor
over
the
TEL.; PACIFIC
The money
for
new
it
as
had
June
16,
market this week will be fairly aetiVe even though no tenders
regular weekly bill market will be part of the $2 billion
July 24
Governments
Fed's
WEST VIRGINIA
Smith, and A. C. Allyn & Co.; $6,930,000
DIST.,
CALIF ;
$4
$104
33,043
33,653
33,349
15,669
15,691
15,733
5-Aug 1.0
Aug 12-Aug 17
31,445
15,614
(2)
i
V
$516
29,830
16,369
4,575,000
4,000,000
(4)
(5)
(Cols. 1 & 2)
Total Bonds
Corporate
$416,330,900
29,950,000
Municipals*
$283,730,931)
209,319,000
168,300,000
$132,600,0110
131,934,000
VISIBLES
(3)
Taxable
Aug 19-Aug34
Last
Year-Ago
July 25
$161
June
July 3
$22,900,000
6,540,000
7,484,000
9,900,000
331,153,01)0
172,875,000
25,950,000
"
(Cols, 3 & 4)
Stockst
Total Visibles
$43«),23O,9Q0
337,693,000
180,356,000
39,850,000
$263,109,000
week-
July 36, 1963——,—
$687,199,000
$050,308,900
$46,821,000
$997,129,000
$330,016,000
$351,840,000
ii.
£;
$817,723,900
$4,148,639,900
$657,048,000
$50,384,000
$117,853,000
$1,199,023,900
$774,896,000
$2o
million
NIPPON
$305,203,000
$ Includes: 400,000 A. D.
--
^nrmUHon^or larger
WASH, via
ior
Thursday (Aug. 1):
^.
,
$20 million NIPPON TEL. & TEL. PUBLIC CORP. 5V2% guaranteed dollar
bonds * With 10-years call protection and certain specified sinking fund
payments via Dillon, Read & Co., First Boston Corp.; and Smith, Barney
& Company.
.
Ai™,^$23,435,000 NEW HAMPSHIRE (STATE OF); $9:6 million OREGON
j
STATE BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION: $8,585,000 in two issues by
WICHfTA FAtfLS WATER & SEWER REVENUES," TEXAS; $5 million
v
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI; and $3,736,000 ^WEST SENECA, N. Y.
TEL.
&
TEL.
PUBLIC
$3,232,000 LOYOLA UNIV.,
S.
CORP.
bonds
(8/1) and the
LA. (8/6).
NEW ORLEANS,
of TOKIO MARINE & FIRE
INSURANCE CO.,
LTD.
following
;
(7/30).
in size. Includes: $197 million negotiated GRANT COUNTY P. U. D. NO. 2
John Nuveen et al expected July 30; STATE OP CALIF. $100 million
general obligations
construction and schools in lieu of
originally intended series A water bonds of the same amount
n°wJR.os,tponed *° determine if it can legally pledge Oroville power revenues; tentatively negotiated
J'a Pheips, Penn & Co.; :$38 million N. Y. CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY for around Aug. 7; and
$116,160,000 LOCAL HOUSING
AUTHS.
[PHA's]
(8/14).
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
Taxable
With
Bonds:
,
Total
v
;
$496,834,000
dates.
i
Total
with
of
all
' Last Week $517,141.0(H) (31)
177,215,000 (18)
,
(27)
178,915,000 (15)
i.
:
Municipals
This Week
-
>
dates_-_
Without
July 26.1962
.
$574,433,600 ( 30)
107,765,320 ( 33)
$675,749,0(M) (42)
$694,356,000
$729,119,900 (60)
$886,375,909 (65)
$391,378,000 ( 59.)
$1,404,868,900(102)
$1,589,731,993( 114)
$1,073,576,920(122)
.
dates*——
bonds_„
$682,198,920
(49)
(639
Corporate Stocks:
With
dates—
Without
$148,821,000
(24)
$153,284,090: (28)
127,246,000
(64)
137,1586,000.(63)
$276,067,000
—
(88)
dates_—
/ $161,485,000
.
.
Total
stocks
Total
Data
in
stocks
reimancing by
investment
denote
domestic and
and
the
number
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(91)
$812,409,000(396)
$1,885,985,920(518)
of
capital .^issues to be offered publicly for cash and
foreign "dollar-seeking financial and non-financial issues, and include
SEC-registered secondaries. Excluded
are-U.
Government
S.
securities.
as
placementu and such non-public offerings as exchanges, shares reserved lor conversion
uan<?e unt^er employee and other preferential stock option plans, and "from time-to-time
equipment
CHESAPEAKE
Also,
*
$1,871,701,900(205)
$1,(580,935,900(190)
bondsf
companies
weu as private
■sales'"
&
parentheses
"$290,970,000
(68)
650,924,000(3289
million
(STATE OF).
•
since
repurchase-holdings.
non-tax-exempt college bond:
Wednesday (July 31):
$70 million SOUTHERN BELL TEL. & TEL. CO. debentures rated triple-A
and non-redeemable for five years; and $3,470,000
PEABDE^Y, MASS.
[
I-
3
Aug
t Includes:
CO., LTD?'A.D.S. Via First
Boston Corp., Nikko Securities Co., Ltd., and Shelby Gultem "Davis" &" Co.;
$4,800,000 TRAILER TRAIN CO. equipment trust certificates fated Baa by
Moody's, A by S&P's and Aa by Fitch. }
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Also, $197,000,000 GRANT COUNTY PUD NO. 2, WASH, "advanced re¬
funding to take place at first call date with syndicate managed by John
Nuveen, B. J. Van Ingen & Co.. Blyth, & Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
SCH.
$140
Bondst
July 29-Aug
Month of
July 10
$194
(1)
shares of TOKIO MARINE & FIRE INSURANCE
HIGH
reached
via Pierce,
.
UNION
;
not
July 17
COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN
Total
Tuesday (July 30):
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$30 million first mortgage bonds rated Baa by Moody's and 100,000 preferred
shares of PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT CO. competitive sale/ Until Aug. 1,
1968, the bonds will have a call price greater 'than the principal "amount for
initial offering price plus coupon of two points; $7.5 million: AMERICAN
;
GREETINGS CORP. convertible subordinated debentures rated Ba by
Moody's and tripl6-B by S&P's via Goldman Sachs & Co. and McDonald
& Co.; 150,000 shares of COOPER TIRE & RUBBER GO. cumulative con¬
vertible preferreds -via Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.; 400,000
JOINT
v;'v
_
15,633
„
28-DAY
Wulbern, Murphy, Inc., in Jacksonville, Fla.
COUNTY
\
week
31,687
|held*
stocks
"Includes
Among this weeks larger capital issues to be publicly offered are:
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
v-;.
last
$194
Reserves-..
Gold
by $2 million Indianapolis, Ind., 5-months temporary loan time warrants; and
by $1 million Newton, Mass., 3 1/6 months temporary loan notes.
KERN
v
V?.%
to
-Weeks ofFree
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^y-:.
v-v
FOR THE PERIODS ENDING
•
cash in the
common
.
AVERAGE OF DAILY FEDERAL RESERVE CREDIT DATA IN MILLIONS
SOUTHERN BELL TEL. &
LIGHT BONDS AND PREFERREDS;
AND TWO JAPANESE ISSUES
INSURANCE CO. OF FLORIDA
^
.
1961,
POWER
of FOUNDERS LIFE
v
.
$197 MILLION GRANT COUNTY
Monday (July 29):
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\
$4,290,000 GOOSE CREEK SCH. DIST., TEXAS, and possibly 800,000 shares
but will buy longer
years
,
Short term monies will be Sought tomorrow (July 30) by Public Housing
Authorities in the amount Of $72,894,000 in 43 issues of urban renewal notes;
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doing in the past
despite the discount Tate hike. This came about because of
member bank over-borrowings and sale of governments in
anticipation of their
needs revolving around the discount rate advance.
Fourteen New York City
larger banks alone -repaid Federal funds borrowings of $778 million by the
seventh day after the discount rate rise.
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The July 17 posting of higher Reg. "Q" rates brought time deposits up to a
record high in New York City larger banks.
Certificates of Deposits of those
banks rose $143.6 million in the week
ending July 24 to a new high of $2,383,*
800,000—the largest gain for a single week since compilations of records by
the Fed April, 1961. "■
'v
Treasury bill roll-over "today. Not since May 15 has the Treasury-found it
necessary or expedient to enter the weekly bill market.
It will, however, as
moted* above, be in the short end of the bond market With its current (today
through Wednesday) refinancing rights offering of 15-months 3%% notes at par.
;
been
spot basis declined $736 million. ''V';:';
Federal Funds ranged as low as 2%
PUD ADVANCE REFUNDING; $70 MILLION
*
debt
Contributing to last week's decline in free reserves were: $355 million attri¬
tion in governments held by the Fed but by the week's end
purchases of bills
brought the decline up to $1,900,000, $88 million per day weekly decline in
borrowings as member banks repaid loans taken out for protection during the
rediscount rate change (actual borrowings on July 24 dropped $207 million),
and an average $36 millibn decline in the
gold stock though July 24, stock
stayed the same as July 17.
v
v
Boosting free reserves were an average increase of $61 million in the float
(the actual July 24-day float decreased a walloping $581 million and further
1 shrinkage is expected this week to
tighten credit and may induce Fed Reserve
open market purchases but not to raise member bank credit higher than it
has been recently) and an average return flow of
currency in the amount of
$152 million. Member banks average reserves dropped $217 million and on a
,
,
WEEK'S LARGER ISSUES HEADED BY
tefitt
terms whenever necessary to keep longer rates down.
ineptly drawn penalty tax proposal on foreign investments by Americans
submitted by President Kennedy a week ago last Thursday (July 18) to Congress
'for enactment into law.;
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reserves were $178 million less than July 17
and, on July 24, amounted to a $141 million-deficiency.
7:'' "W '
- Vs*
Average free reserves in the year-ago week were $516 million, or a drop of
$411 million in the latest week. In-a year's time since July 25, 1962, we have
parted with $636 million in gold and monetized $2,457 million of government
securities. The gold outflow so far this year has been $345 million
compared
to $682 million in the 1962-petiOdi In view of the
tendency to cut down oh the
supply of short term funds; and in view of the large annual supply of savings
keeping the long term rate down, it is likely that the Fed will no longer monetize
-
the
Treasury. with -
Wednesday" to Wednesday free
;
provided.
and the
statement—endingweek of July 24—-member bank free reserves came "
$115 million and so doing they dropped $79 million from the prior week's
r upward
revised figure-of $194 million instead of original $154 million.
The
-
(comprising 3V2% Treasury Cer¬
tificates of Indebtedness,- series C-1963, dated Aug. 15, 1962, and 2y2% Treasury
bonds of 1963 dated Dec. 15, 1954) comes to but $2.5 billion- of the $6.6 billion
to be refinanced and today's flow of available investible funds is so large that
It will not miss the $2.5 billion choosing to stay out of the market/The remaining
$4.1 billion in the government's'refinancing undoubtedly will be shifted by their
Federal Reserve and Government Investment Accounts owners into the option
stick
enange
In the
involvement in the eligible governments
The other factor
attempt
an
to
•'
jX Two mild perturbations operating in the market should not in the least hinder
or change any of the offering plans. One of the market factors is the Treasury's
entrance into the investment stream today through Wednesday (July 29-31) with
a most generous
refinancing offer vof *$6.d billion securities maturing Aug. 15
through the offering of 3%% 15-month note; The Treasury's presence will not
lessen the demand for non-Federal issues expected to appear. The public's roll¬
over
rediscount rate
million—mi^a 100% drop since last-year^
■
Obligation bond for construction dnd ^dueatioh in the same denomination-and ^
for the same Aug. 7 day as the postponed $100 million water bond held up for1
legal clarification.
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V
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v \
,
has been taken with
mounting tax and other, cash inflow, is refraining from raising new cash via bills.
Considering the fact that member -banks' free reserves averaged $300 million
last year and $100 million more the year
before, there has been quite a change ;
in "that the average in the past few months has been
hovering around $150
in
municipal float for this time of the year;! The- recent lift fo Reg. "Q"- and ther
proposal to place a tax-penalty on foreign portfolio investments by. Americans
has bolstered municipaT bonds;
For example, it has convinced tne State of
California that'the improved pricing conditions warrant substituting a general
:
paper.
effort to make the ^3V2 %
v
28-day and total backlog tables below indicate, taxable bonds have. 1
dollar volume and a dent has been made in the Unusually active,':
the
As
money
to lower their price to attract the lessened
supply of funds. In either case,
higher yields result from outlets for funds being larger than the demand for them.
It now seems apparent that the Fed is
tightening member bank credit in ah
;
Besides the
shrunk
of
to tighten the supply of money for the shore term accompanied last
July 17 by
an increase in the rediscount rate.
The object is to force short term tenders
utility.
expected to raise close: to '$23 million. The latter figure
preferreds one of which is a competitive to be sold by a utility
mortgage bond at the same time.
-*i
supply of money is larger than demand, the interest rate heads
To increase short term rates, the Treasury and, in the
past several
quasi-government
the opposite tack, commencing earlier this year,
>
Grant
are
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
agencies have flooded the market with recurrent
And as the Fed has increased the supply of money
and sold bills, the race was on to outpace it with the issue of short term
paper
in ever larger sums. Fearing that there is a limit to the issue of such
paper,
the Grant County Public
Utility District No. 2, Wash., advanced refunding managed by the John Nuveen-
$283,730,900 in larger State-local issues and $132,600,000 non-gov¬
ernmental bonds groomed for this week, equities including a Japanese'A.D.S.
the
downward.
dollar volume of municipal and corporate
bond flotations to be publicly offered is taken up by
.
MEMBER BANKS' WEEKLY FREE RESERVES FALL $79 MILLION TO $115
MILLION FROM LAST WEEK AND $411 MILLION FROM YEAR AGO
WEEK AS FED ALLOWS TIGHTER CREDIT
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
Just about half of this week's heavy
.
&
OHIO
includes $30
RY.
million
trust. certificates
without
a
in
preferreds
•5referred offerinSS:
four
$10
date
million
besides
GULP
POWER; $20 million UNION ELECTRIC CO..
.Further, includes 17 issues of $300,000
or
the
with
with
$5,250,000
target
STATES
dates;
dates
and
scheduled
and
UTILITIES;
excludes
$3
includes
for July
$3,780,000
25.
the following
million
OTTER
and $10 million UTAH POWER & LIGHT.
less of which four have selling dates scheduled.
July 25, 1963
still
TAIL
1 V'fTi->r''KP I*, ft,
V
Number 6285
198
Volume
.
Second
and X-
General Corporation
of
1963
1962.
$8,538,404
was
Earnings
per
ended
about
,
to
$1,037,000
Net
talization
company's
years. It also
should
tractive
and
thus
be
calls
shares
six
now
Ludlum
cents
Net
Corp.
Steel
of
income
ended June 30,
months
$4,014,778,
27
to
$1.67
earnings
share, on
1963,
capi¬
share,
per
on
1963
$75,680,000 $67,789,000
for
Federal
on
earnings
—V.
197, p. 712.
Mr.
Crane
be
Airlines,
gain in
and an
the
against
"We think
&
plans
Gross
the
Refundable taxes
income of prior years—
on
197,
p.
-
the second quarter of 1963 were higher than the
same period in' 1962, despite a slight decline in sales volume, it was
reported by William C. Stolk, Chairman, and Roy J. Sund, Presi¬
Earnings
for
the
the
92
exceed
$14,345,000,
trains
equal
83 cents
to
share on
per
Second
total
quarter sales in
of $306,254,000.
$299,327,000,
totaled
1963
months
.Six
sales
1963
in
States,
AMF
cost $3.8 mil¬
Mr.
Burgess observed.
the
of an "I" beam track. Capacity of
Each car will have an attendant.
describe points of interest along the
the lower flange
will
80
be
passengers.
will
recording
X.: X
were
Net
the
June
$549,-
sharp advance in annual sales and earnings for the fiscal year
1, 1962-May 31, 1963, has been reported by David Frankel,
electronic
reonrted that earnings for the first six months
$34,086,000, up over the $31,624,000 reported for the
1962. Earnings per share were $1.55 on 21,977,368
half
shares
of
has
against $1.48 on 21.379,136 shares for the same
Malcolm,
G.
for
sales
compared
the
Chairman
six
and
with $338,117,000
for
Chief
ended
months
Executive
June
30
the like period
were
of
^
Dana
Seibert, Treasurer;
On
account
of the
June
■'
30,
from
X
positioners',
needle
the
garment and shoe industries.—V. 197, p. 236.
American Tobacco Co.—Net
Net
$356,267,000
1963,
the rate of exchange,
the
30,
June
total
earnings
1963
of
$43,-
$684,-
were
or
p.
43 cents
1736.
Up 14%—
$37,864,050
from
year
a
quarter
ago.
531,
iron
ago.
.
Mr.
$4,945,-
was
pipe, component parts for new freight cars, and
197, p. 2247.
Paint
Armstrong
small
Varnish
&
1963
30—
June
$12,466,838
I
sales
and
Six
—
Net
profit
Per
197,
tax—_
785,898
tax
L:
after
tax
income
10 788 022
1,604,668
834,427
770 241
$1.04
725.443
share
—V.
income
Federal
before
income
1962
$12 392,690
10.955.297
1,511,341
expenses
income
Federal
Inc.
Works,
Report—
Ended
Period
Net
1963,
tools.—V.
Months'
Costs
■
the nine months ended June 30,
in
and clay
machine
Net
per
a share, compared with $5,483,575, or $1.95 a share,
Sales totaled $103,426,578, up from $93,981,826 a year
Lanterman said the greatest increases were in cast
$1.78
or
cents
42
or
1963.
31,
year
this year.
Earnings increased
in the quarter ended Dec. 31,'
share, in the quarter ended
XX'-X ' X
7
.X ■
quarter
to
31 cents per share,
or
$0.98
1737.
p.
Associated Oil & Gas Co.—To Redeem Debentures
its
has called for redemption on Sept.
5Vz % series A and B subordinated
company
outstanding
4, 1963, all of
convertible de¬
Pay¬
1, 1968 at 101Va% , plus accrued interest.
ment will be made at The Marine Midland Trust Co. of New
bentures
Dec.
due
York,
Y.
N.
Broadway,
120
10th
I time until the close of business on fV,e
day prior to Sept. 4, 1963, be converted into common stock.
—V.
198,
at
may
any
283.
p.
1
Associated Products, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
*
•ivXQn the basis Of preliminary and unaudited figures, net sales from
the domestic operations for the fiscal year ended May 31,
1963,
were at the levels of a year earlier and amounted to approximately
$15,300,000 as against $15,434,949 for fiscal 1962, Morris L. Levin-
President, reported.
son,
exclusive of foreign operations,
$1,370,000. or $1.19 per share on the
taxes,
after
income,
net
Total
fiscal
apDroximately
to
before taxes approximated $2,740,000
the previous year.—V. 197, p. 2352.
profit
1963,
$2,836,921
for
Atlas Chemical Industries,
,
■
against
as
J.
Inc.—To Sell Department
Co. of Houston, Texas, has entered into
agreement to purchase the assets of the Aquaness Department
Atlas Chemical Industr/ies, effective July 31, 1963.
an
of
Sales
Mud
Milwhite
announcement
The
made
was
jointly
on
July
22
by
Walter F.
Chairman of Milwhite Mud Sales, and by Ralph K.
President and Chairman of Atlas Chemical Industries.
be a
cash transaction for an undisclosed
figure.
O'Connell,
Gottshall,
will
Sales
Mud
Milwhite
Co.
is
a
Houston,
Texas,
based
oil drilling
with world-wide mining, refining, and marketing
the Aquaness Department of Atlas Chemical In¬
manufactures and sells chemical specialties for petroleum
company
facilities;
dustries
and
197,
p.
its
with
refining,
and
production,
drilling,
Houston.—V.
principal
at
plant
2352.
Atlas Credit Corp.—Appointment—
The
Bank
the
Avon Products,
of
the
ufacturer
the
the
the
In
has
York,
been
New
appointed
York,
co-transfer
the
registrar for
'77'X
198, p. 284.";:
Inc.—Sales Up 16%; Net 27%—
in
were
year
distributor
and
months
six
June
ended
30,
subsidiaries totaled
first half of 1962.
its
in the
for
income
Net
16%
of
and
Avon
the
1963
first
1963 consolidated net sales
$102,521,000 as against $88,-
to\
half reached $11,647,000 equal
share. This compares with net income of $9,period of 1962, which was equal to 95 cents
common share.
Per share figures for both periods are based
9,558,344 capital shares outstanding on June 30, 1963.
per
The
first
common
for the
124,000
per
New
sales and 27%' in net income for the first
reported by Avon Products, a leading man¬
of cosmetics and toiletries.
Results for
first half of the year set a record for any similar period in
company's 77-year history.:
'
Increases
half
of
the corporation.—V.
stock of
common
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
and
agent
company
same
reported pre-tax income of $23,741,000 during the
against $19,969,000 for the same period in 1962.:
months,
six
Provision
and
taxes
for
was
$10,845,000
Beatrice Foods
$12,093,000
in
the
1962
during the first six months of
197, p. 1737.
period.—V.
Co.—Appointment—
Net
income
and
Robert B.
income
for
dollar
Walker,
the
sales
three months
Becton, Dickinson &
Co.—Sales Up 14%; Net 15%
Chase
Manhattan
Bank has
Higher—
increased
President,
been appointed co-registrar for
stock of the company.—V. 198, p. 100.
The
in
the
second
quarter
of
announced.
ended
June
Sales
30
was
$17,398,000
tation
and
of this manufacturer of surgical instrumen¬
supplies increased during the quarter and nine
earnings
and medical
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y. REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert,
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [everv Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other
fluctuations in
•^.\Xv7X
ended
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of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan, AmericanTUnion, $80.00 per year;
in Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per
NOTE:
3%
of
ago.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
months
the $4 convertible preference
aids for
1962 period.
Officer, said
1962."
six
that net income for the quarter ended
all-time record for any quarter in the com¬
an
was
from
income
1963
ended May 31, 1962.
equipment, sewing machine stands,
cutters, and other automatic work
The firm manufactures driving
American Cyanamid Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
were
the
^or
decrease
a
year
a
months
$1,171,149,
to
1962,
on
making the announcement, Mr. Frankel said that the ac¬
countant's preliminary report shows a sales increase of over 14%
with earnings up more than 19%
for the fiscal year ended May 31,
1963, as compared with the fiscal year
company
Higher;
in the quarter
from $857,202,
$1.21
In
Earnings for the first six months of 1983 were $22,084,000, or
$1.27 per share, compared to 1962 half-year earnings of $22,891,000,
or $1.31 per share.—V. 197, p. 520.
,
1963
Sales Up 14%;
—
19%—
Chairman.
1962.
;
The
earnings
$42,122,455
to
improved
of
Safety Table Co., Inc.
American
16,304,622
against
1963,
581,000
1.962 second quarter.
the
836,000, down from $561,652,000 in
W.
United
conservatively expect
tve
and
continuous
A
that
the
payment
with
.X
.
Net
—
Joseph B. Lanterman, President, noted the company's results have
million
AMF Monorail,"
way.—V. 198, p. 4.
quarter earnings in 1963 totaled $14,448,000,. equivalent
of preferred dividends to 85 cents per share on 16,248,250 shares of common stock outstanding.
These earnings com¬
Second
pared
Corp.
history.
mud
years,
A
shares for
The
first
the
XV7 .7 'XN'PX. XX'.X
Electronics
$41,963,661,
income
This
design and build.
will
running along
dent.
after
7
for
Fair's lake amusement center in two parallel
closed 4.000 foot loops affording a panoramic view from 40 feet
above ground, the AMF Monorail will operate six trains, three on
one loop going one way and three on the other loop going the op¬
posite direction.
Each two-car train will be 90 feet long and will
bo automatically controlled.
All cars will be air-conditioned. Above
each car there will be a pair of rubber-tired four-wheeled "bogjles"
1736.
American Can Co.—Net Higher—
in
3%—
three
increased
that over 10 million will
A modest fare will
be charged.
XV ■•X'XX, XV7 VXyX '•
■'.'.' X •; X
X'
The AMF Monorail
at
the World's Fair will combine the best
features of the closed loop and scenic ride systems.
It will have
two-car trains of the type which
would be used in the mediumspeed class.
The ride will be designed for the whole family. When
constructed, it will be most readily seen from the Long Island Ex¬
pressway, which it parallels.
'XX
'..'"X X.';"X
:
14,995
235,656
-
-
period.
day
was $2,917,180, equal to $1.05 a share,
14% from $2,555,119, or 91 cents a share a year ago, and top¬
by 5%
the previous record of $2,773,234 set in the quarter
ended June 30, 1959.
Sales in the quarter "ended June 30, 1963,
"It is estimated that World's Fair attend¬
in its 360-day operating period over
to
Encompassing
loss
high speed monorails, for .city
said the World's Fair monorail would
Burgess
ride
30,366
15,371
-
1962
1,155,350 shares of common stock outstanding at year-end.
This
compared with fiscal 1962 net income of $1,383,921, or $1.16 per
share based on the 1,196,250 shares of stock then outstanding.
For,
Mr.
r $506,534
536,900
credit
the
per
the
for
amounted
ance
235,656
1
—
tax
before
in
shipping
a
or
$1.14
or
market for high¬
speed interurban and city-to-airport monorail systems in the next
five to ten years could be as high as $2 billion.
He pointed out also
that growing interest in monorails as a solution to intra-city con¬
gestion and as a means of getting around increasingly large shop¬
ping centers could, mean a $500 million market for the variable
speed closed-loop monorails here and abroad in the next five years.
"Available ground transport systems and metropolitan highways
arc
already hard-pressed," Mr. Burgess emphasized.
"We believe
that the problem of transporting an ever-increasing population in
this country and abroad can only be solved through new thought
apd new approaches.
Monorail, running above existing traffic, is
one of the most practical and economical solutions to this problem."
property
$303,646
539,302
-
$31,289,000
up
lhe AMF' Chairman estimated that the potential
1962
$2,451,141
1,944,607
profit on sales--.
Expenses
30,
Net
variable speed monorails world-wide and work
SAFEGE group on high speed monorails in this country and
two
:
of
was
$569,752 000
were
selected foreign countries.
lion
-
loss
AMSTED Industries Inc.—Net
The
to
•
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
sales
1963
$31,300,000
sales
The company has reported
June
AMF World's Fair systems are of the
moving cars noiselessly on rubber-tired "trucks" or
and iritraXity'transport and,
center to airport *and interurban use.
While its license with SAFEGE is
.
of
the
reflect
net
achieved
earlier.
airport
the earnings
share, and 500 per share for the
sales
of
with
Dollar
or 49 cents per share, as compared with $602,889,
share in the second quarter of last year.—V. 197,
176,
a
design and build short loop systems for world's
fairs, scenic rides and industrial "parks."
The AMF-SAFEGE sys¬
tem will consist'Of variable speed closed loop monorail's fori intra-
second quarter of last year.
Net earnings amounted to $4,806,000 for the six months ended
June 30, 1963, as against $4,084,007! for the same period last year.
These results include profits
(net after tax) from the disposal of
property and equipment of $378,000 and $623,000, respectively.
Eased upon the average number of shares of common stock out¬
standing, the earnings for the first half of 1963 were 57d per share,
;and 48c? per share for the first half of last year.—V. 198, p. 283.
■Cost
months
six
compared
half.
X"""%'"\.-
'■
Debentures
AMP1
with
1963
$2,175,551
1,871,905
Cigarettes
"bogies."
Higher—
Period Ended May 31—
increased
with $1,G15,cents per share for the corresponding period in 1952,
L. Devine, President, has announced.
Sales for the first
the
March
I
suspended type,
numbe;* of shares of common stock out¬
for the second quarter i of this year were
American Alloys
a
Gallaher
73
were
per
States.
average
standing,
12<t per
p;
or
For
plans to market its
after tax) from the disposal of
includes
in
However, this"was more <■'
advertising expenditures for
1963, were $1,124,693, or 81 cents per share, compared
273,
Chadenson of Paris, Chair¬
man
and
President of SAFEGE-Transport,
French transportation
consortium, Mr. Burgess also disclosed that AMF has been licensed
by SAFEGE to market its high speed monorail system in the United
equipment of $205,000 and $376,000, respectively.
upon
figures
Consolidated
Corp., attended the reception.
In a joint announcement with Lucien
company
Based
investment
first half compared with $577,621,000
Sales Down
build a system of two parallel 4,000 foot closed loops around the
perimeter of the Fair's lake amusement area.
Robert Moses. President of the New York World's Fair 1964-65
declined since the 11-company
Inc.—Net
income
quarter
to
was
1962, including profits (net
1
2,673,000
$0.31
8,807,601
said AMF has purchased the monorail rights of Amer¬
Hoist Co. of Downey, Calif.
This includes a contract
Burgess
first
share
first
1962
Amphenol-Borg
2,928,000
Systems—
ican
has reported net earnings of $6,018,000 for the
.second quarter of 1963, against $4,196,000 for the same quarter of
The
first
5,601,000
3,061,000
income
income
on
the
for
common
the
1944.
p.
The AMF, SAFEGE and the
American
of
6,078,000
3,017,000
$0.34
8,840,402
taxes
second
ping
1S62
-
the monorail system is the logical,
best answer to this need."
•
• f
Its first venture will be the designing and building of the "AMF
Monorail" at the New York World's Fair which opens in April, 1964.
by customers.
As a result, third quarter sales and
be down from the second quarter.
It is expected,
that the fourth quarter will show an upturn as customers
return to market after adjusting their inventories—V. 197, p. 1943.
1962
-
were
quarter of 1963 as compared with the first quarter of 1962.—V. 197,
pany's
plemented," he said.
eaVningswill
—V.
in
40,000
663,696
$0.96
689,540
$1.00
777,034
large numbers of people as one of the country's most serious and
pressing problems. "Existing means of transportation must be sup¬
however,
Net
tax
ily of systems.Ita first monorail will be at the New York World's
Fair. ; X X7
■•'■'v.-;'7 7 X-X, 7 ' 777 7VX'X7' '-'■■,"■'■ 777 ■■' X
Carter L.
Burgess, AMF Chairman, told the press in the New
York Hilton Hotel that the company regards the transporting of
inyer^tqries
Loss
income
The company is entering the monorail transportation field as the
first American firm to undertake the design and building of a fam¬
announced.
He said third quarter operations
affected by vacation
shutdowns and liquidation of
settlement
also
Net
Federal
127,000
778.145
for
per
Earnings per share—
outstanding
rail
net
Hanley added that orders have
Mr.
and
per
334,571
39,380,405
41,304,260
703,696
51,524,855
54,809,149
905,145
1963
substantially
by
income
Net
$1.14
$72,789,226 $51,375,251
—
59
or
sales
company's newest cigarette brand, Montclair Modern
half
19 2
i-*j3
$16,220,000
Montclair, the filter menthol cigarette with the menthol in the tip
was
made available nationally in May of this year.
net
Shares
1962.
■steel
offset
than
$893,000
American Machine & Foundry Co.—To Build Mono¬
possibility of a steel strike. The gain in earnings in the first
of 1963, he said, can also be attributed to cost reductions and
orderly increase in business this year as contrasted to
will
to
sales
Net
the more
to
was
that
of $987,700 from
the company's
large British tobacco manufacturer.
a
similar
the
after
compares
loans
Provision
$1,046,580,
J.
the
share,
per
Earnings before Federal taxes
sales of $70,-
second
half
1963,
30,
earnings
Net
at¬
Up
Sales
Net,
—
Hanley, Chairman and President, said the earnings
quarter reflected intensive cost reduction efforts
increase in sales volume caused in part by advance buying
E.
the
June
Per.od Ended June 3 j—
earnings were $6,571,198, equal
per
share, on sales of $136,218,000, compared with net
for the first half of 1962 of $4,900,377, or $1.25 per
sales of $139,996,000.|
of
half
first
the
for
added
Walker
Mr.
six-month
—V. 197, p. 2044.
■
In the second quarter of 1962, net income was
cents a share, on sales of $65,064,000.
For
adjusted)
with
compared
dividend
Ltd.,
1963
Higher—
:7X;:'XX7XV ••:X J X'-•XX
^X.American Hospital Supply Corp.—Six Mos.' Report
at the close of
consolidation is
2459.
626,000.
or
(as
ended
share—
Average siur.res outstanding
Allegheny Ludlum had net
1963,
$1.02
to
equal
share
per
six months
deposits
Earnings
reported th^it earnings for the second quarter
first half of 1963 were substantially ahead of those of the
three
Breck
earnings' before provision for income tax
Net
has
the
for the
This
Provision
periods of 1962.
For
of
t
Savings
would
recent
more
cents
80
Assets
Sharply—
and
due
was
shares
common
per
share for the 1962 second quarter.
Dollar
against $303,414,000 for the 1962 period.
per
Net
meeting for shareholders of record
24 to act on the proposed stock
scheduled for Aug. 22 in Philadelphia.—V. 197, p.
r
"
like
acquisition
cents
Matthew
proposal, which .
one new share of common stock
held,' would not alter shareholder V
special
business
July
company
added,
cents
64
or
3
$304,161,000
the
:*>-:'.:7 .."X
Malcolm
Period Ended June 30—
shareholders."
to
The
The
totalled
quarter
Dr.
American Financial Corp.—Six Months' Report-+
;
/
yX."
company;
Allegheny
sales.
May
provision for Federal income taxes of
income of $1,151,000 or 89 cents
per share (as adjusted) after Federal income taxes of $883,000 for
the corresponding period of 1962.—Y., 197, P- 1736."'
the consolidation
that
receiving
each
for
in the
secand
■
half
of this
$182,927,000
in
acquired
has
or
income
69
or
3,108,069
from
of the company
benefit
great
of
shareholders
for
exchange
■equity
ownership
make
emphasized
Andruss
Mr.
in
outstanding
accurately
more
same
1962.
$714,000.
,
action," Mr. Andruss explained,
"would provide
more
in keeping with the company's size and
reflect the sales and earnings progress of
"Such
•
share
reported that estimated net income for the
quarter of 1963 was $1,517,000 or $1.17 per share, compared
quarter of
•
to
the
for
first
the
to
jcompany
second
split, or stock consolidation.
p.
I>;
Andruss, President,
announced that the company's Di¬
rectors have voted unanimously
to recommend the action which
the
518,000.
in
■
Inc.,
American Export Lines, Inc.—Net
The
reverse
reduce
Breck,
H.
•X',:,'. ■■■'.".
Mortgage
would
share
share
Stock Split—
\
Shareholders
of
this
Philadelphia-based manufacturer of in¬
dustrial
and
agricultural chemicals, will be asked to consider
one-for-six
cents a
for the
69
or
67
or
the
.
a
$15,405,000
cents
a
were
and Dumas Milner Corp.
The latter was purchased in February of 1963 and is now operated
as
the Household Products Department.—V. 197, p. 2043.
Chemical Corp.—Plan Reverse
Alco
John
Sales
1962.
increase
principally
the
on
in
of
30
June
The
company's performance during the first
half of 1963, John A. pill, President, pointed out that earnings of
.$.90 per share in the second quarter of 1963 were 12.5% higher
than earnings of 80 cents per share in the first quarter of 1963.
He
also
painted out that while the company earned $2.04 per
•share in the first half of 1962, compared with $1.70 per share in
the first half of 1963, the company's earnings in the second half of
1962 declined to $1.25 per share.
Mr. Hill stated that earnings for
the second half of 1963 are expected to be comparable to earnings
lor the first half with
earnings for the full year 1963 exceeding
those of 1962.—V. 197, p. 1736.
«
commenting
In
earnings
$14,398,000
year.
1
down from $10,108,256 for the first half
share in the first-half of 1963 were $1.70
in
$2.04
with
$l67,b±9,UjO
\vcHr.
Sales
and
earnings
figures
for
the
second quarter of
1963,
Dr.
Malcolm
said, include operating results for the six months
same period in 19o2.
Sales for the second quarter of 1963 were $79,275,648 compared
with $74,013,954 in the second quarter of 1962.
Net income in the
second quarter of
1963 was $4,523,602 against 85,016,557 in the
second quarter of 1962.
Second quarter earnings per share in 1963
were 90
cents compared with $1.01 for the same period in 1962.
wuh
compared
^(WftlW1.
(379)
agams,
period
of
quarter
compared
Investment News
Continued from page
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
jMVN
,
remittance for foreign
subscriptions and
Pubhsher and President,
offices: 135 S. La oaue
office at New York, N. Y. under tne act
year. Other countries, $87.00 per >ear.
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
7
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•
;.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
iporf the Cfirst
nine months of its'
sales of $45,261,911, an increase of
ume of the same period a year ago.
580,289, or $1.16 per common share,
$1.02 i>er common share, earned
writing
compared with- the $2,234,736,
'
1737.
%
Ball,
fiscal
mately 7%
a
-v.--:
i.
-
C.
Alex.
Burnham
.
past
-
Ellis, Holyoke & Co.___
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co..
First
The
First
Privately
On July 23, Best Fertilizers, a subsidiary of Occidental
Petroleum Corp., announced that $2,200,000 principal
been
through
privately
placed
New York.
'
1
Inc.—
will be applied toward the cost of an
ammonia and dry fertilizer plant to be
constructed near Plainview, Texas.
I
Proceeds
&
Hentz
W.
E. Hutton
Kalman
—
—
& Co.——
i.
——
Co., Inc
—
Latrd &. Co., Corp.—_;
Laird,. Bissell & Meeds——_i—______
'
The
been
Co., Jackson, Miss., has
company's common and'
'*
' ■*"
Deposit Guaranty Bank & Trust
apponited transferagent for j;he
196,
preferred sLocks.—v.
bo„r.
Cvinj^liaa,i.ea
oc%.
p.
Lazard
net
ana
scucs
earnings
net
acmevea
new
rec¬
.Robert %D.
Black, Chairman * of this international'power tool firm, reported.,
that in the nine-month peiod ended June 30, 1963, -consolidated net >
sales for the company and its 17 subsidiaries totaled $62,185,045.
Tnis is an mcreao- ui L^.n'/r. Over tne same period of 1SU2 and a record
the company
for
Paribas
W,
R.
Corp.
Pressprich &
Reinholdt
comparable period.
...
: Net
earnings from operations for thai same nine-month period of;
the current fiscal year were $5,036,354, an increase of 9.4% 'over'
the tamo period of 1962 and the highest earnings for a comparable
period. Net earnings were equivalent to $2.12 per share, compared
to $1.94 per share a year ago, both based on the 2,378,758 shares^
of common stock outstanding
a„ tne end of e-ch period.—V. 19'S,
Wm
p;. 1737.
William
,
in any
C.
Schwabacher
I.
Simon
M.
Smith.
Stein
equal
has reported
company
months
net Income
of $1,655,593
for
the six
Van
ended
to
June
30, .1963
on. sales
of $62,764,537.
Net was
cents per share of common stock after preferred divi¬
60
G.
requirements, compared to 54 cents in the first half of 1962.
in,the 1962-first hall was .$1,524,954 on sales of $61,773,152.
A-AlAA AA ,j: .
A
Bliss
second
sales
quarter
$32,929,155
were
with
net
income
White,
Aluminum
Universal
Brass
&
American
Corp.,
debentures
York.
tins issue.—V.
197,
managed by
debentures
plus accrued interest.
At the
.
were
Lehman Brothers,
priced at 99Va%,
.I'v
<
time the company offered its common
the right to subscribe for 742,144 addi¬
tional shares of
common
the basis of
new
one
stock at $23.75 per share on
share for each nine held of
rec¬
ord
July 19, 1963. Rights will expire on Aug. 5, 1963.
headed by Lehman Brothers is also under¬
writing the offering to stockholders.
A
group
Net proceeds from the sale of the debentures and
common stock will be applied to the reduction of
the
current
bank
May 31, 1963.
indebtedness,
totaling
The indebtedness
increased working
was
$54*000,000
on
incurred to meet
capital requirements of the
REDEMPTION FEATURES-—Sinking fund provisions of the deben¬
tures become operative July
l, 1968 and require the. company to
retire
$1,000,000 debentures
annually, an amount
calculated
to
ize
80%
of
the
Issue
prior
p.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Offered — On July 25, a public offering of
cates
.45
$6,525,000 Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. AVz% serial equip¬
ment trust certificates, due annually from Aug. 1,
1964 to 1978, inclusive, was made by Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., Chicago, and associates at prices to yield
from 3.75% out to 4.30%, plus accrued interest.
The group was awarded the issue &t" competitive;
.45
3.25
.45
.45
1.25
.45
.45
1.25
350,000
sale
800,000
3.25
——
The
.45
198,
p...97.
3.25
.800,000
the provisions
to maturity;
author¬
additional
the
.
company
at its election to retire up to
an
of debentures in each of the sinking fund years.
For
the
sinking fund the debentures are redeemable at 100%
plus
accrued
interest.
They also are optionally redeemable at 104%
to
July 1, 1964 and at decreasing prices thereafter, plus accrued
interest, provided the company may not redeem the debentures
prior to July l, 1968 through a refunding having an interest cost
than
4.54%.
BUSINESS-^Burroughs and its subsidiaries are engaged in the
production, distribution and servicing of a wide variety of business
machines, the manufacture and distribution of a line of business
<^
forms,
office
accessories
products for
the Armed
and
supplies,
Services
of
production
and
the
Burroughs
located
are
.CAPITALIZATION
at
GIVING
6071
Second
EFFECT
.Debt:
4V2%
43/s%
fund
1981
3%%
debs,
—
sub.
fund
1,
1977
5 /4 %
installment
due
•
FINANCING
Outstanding
J '
$25,000,000
24,000.000
corporation
redemption
for
called
has
Aug.
on
due
1,
June
operation of the sinking fund. $340,500 of it*
f'r"t
mortgage series O bonds due April 1, 1990 at 100%. Payment will
be made at anv branch In Canada of the Royal, Bank of Canada,
—v.
196, p.
534.
;;.
..
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
Calgon
Per-share
notes
due
to
7%
mort.
loan
due
29,867,900
19,155.000
1,400.000
19641966-
1970
earnings of $977,462
is 8.39% higher than
for the first half of 1960 and
earnings
$1.02
are
on
against
951,067 common shares,
earnings were posted on reduce^ sales resulting from
the spin-off of the company's Controls Division on April 30 to Westrecord
inehouse Electric Corp, * First half sales
$20,085,482 for the like period in 1962.
Commenting
on
"It should
said:
fleet
against
$19,351,780,
were
\
earnings, W. W. Hopfwood, president,
out that these profits do not ife-(
the record
also be pointed
caoital
gains which will be realized from the sale of the
Control Division.
The final calculation of this transaction will de¬
the
pend on the inventory adjustment, Which
in the next few weeks."—V. 197, p. 1738.
should be completed with¬
Cameo-Parkway Records, Inc.—Six Mos.' Report—
1,013,000
1,013,000
Common
8,500,000 shs.
7,421,440 Shs.
($5
par)
422,640
Net
earnings
Earnings
stock
—V.
605,500
the certificates
of
class
&
A
B
,■
power
company
_
,
;
a
Ceco Steel Products
sales
.
total,
24,000
will
be
to
sold
Corp.—First Half Results—
1963
30—
(shipments)
:
Earnings before income taxes..
Income
Net
;
taxes
1,182,000
803,000
1,090,217
$1.01
742.934
$0.69
1,081,644
1,081,644
Earned
—V.-
Shares
per
share
outstanding
197, p.
1738.
June
30
10
6,
cents
—
Equipment
Offered—On July
of
the
certificates
Hutzler, 99.7717, and
is subject
to approval
for
the
—
,
first
six
month
of
1963
reflect
the
continued
of the company's 1963 line of cars and trucks.
earnings for the first six months of 1963 amounted
favor¬
to
$77.9
.
compared with $11.9 million for the first half of 1962, and 1
highest for any first half in the company's history, •'
exceeded only by the record $89.7 million in 1957.
»
Net earnings were equal to $4.22
a
share for the first half of
the second
as against 66 cents in the like 1962 period,
giving effect in;
period to the 2-for-l stock split on April 19, 1963.- Earnings j
equal to 5.0% of sales, against
for the same period last year.'
1963,
each
for the first six months of 1963 were
1.1%
the
to
an
1962
same
For
for
sales
million,
$1,551
for
the
period.
new
six
car
months
ended
June 30,
1963, totaled}
?ales of $1,070 million, in
increased its share .of the U. 3.
of 45%
increase
Chrysler
to
sales
for the same
over
.
12.5%
period
in -the
last
year.
first
half
bf
1963
~
as
v'
1963, net earnings amounted!,
million, equal to $2.23 a share, against" $10,6 million,* or„
share, in the second quarter of 1962. Sales in the second"
the three months ended June 30,
$41.7
a
quarter amounted to $801 million, up from $572 million, in the like
1962
period.
%
.
4
half of 1963 amounted
to 621,596
units, compared with 401,147 units sold In the same
period last year.
In addition, car shipments by Simca Automobiles
S.A. of France, in which Chrysler has a 63.8'%
interest, amounted
to 147,750 units in the first half of 1963 and 141,085 units in the
Factory sales of cars and trucks in the first
1962
period.
-
,
1962
$41,091,027 $35,353,313
2,272,217
1,545,934
earnings
unsubscribed stock offered hereby
which they have severally agreed
June
Aug.
on
report to stockholders, the company stated that the financial
a
were
like
Ended
held
sales
market
by the company and 76,000 by stockholders. The offering is ex¬
pected the week of Aug. 12, through The Ohio Co., Columbus.
Proceeds will.be used for working capital.—V. 196, p. 1552,
Period
be
the
and
^
as
applied, feo the ICC for permission
the
split in
shareholders
each.
Dollar
upon
'v
Of
five
the
million,
.
•
shares.
for
by the I. C. C.—V. 198, p. 4.
Carolina Freight Carriers Corp.—To Sell Common
common
six
a
cago, 99.534. The certificates are secured by 500 box
cars and six diesel electric locomotives of
2,500 horse¬
against 9.4%
the
of
from Salomon Brothers &
came
Net
making the announcement, Mr. Taicher stated that
completion
of
the
transaction
Allure
will be
operated
wholly-owned subsidiary of Caressa.—V. 194, p. 1944.
5,
faVor
Chrysler Corp.—Net, Sales Up Sharply—
In
July
in
Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., Chi¬
Issuance
"On July 22" this "publicly-owned''Miami Women's footwear manu-,
facturer, announced that it had entered into a contract to/ acquireall
of
the
stock
of Allure
Shoe
Corp.,
a
Florida corporation.
Leohard L. Taicher, President of Caressa, stated that the contract
would become effective upon its approval by the stockholders ofw
Caressa and that a special meeting of the stockholders of Caressa,"
to consider such approval, is being called to be held on Aug. 9,
100,000
-
annually from Feb. 1, 1964 through Aug. 1, 1978, was
made today by a group headed by
Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc., at prices to yield from 3.70% out to 4.35%.
The group bid 99.2293% for the issue at
competitive
sale July 24.
Competing bids for a 4%% coupon
Caressa, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
M '
'l
%
25, a public of¬
fering of $3,990,000 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
4y4% equipment trust certificates, series Y, due semi¬
common
i
•'
284.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
able
On
voted
have
Trust Certificates
results
Shares—
I; A t
subject to approval
197, p. 2149.
•
1963,:
p.
is
1
■'
approve this action. Directors expect to maintain the
share quarterly dividend rate on the split shares.—V.
In
196, p. 949.
V'-'""'1'''
'■
605,500
share
shares,
outstanding
■«
$0.88
——
per
Combined
530,431
30—
sales
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters, the
principal amount of debentures and the percentage of the shares of
Directors
1962
$3,896.^41
$0.70
June
1963
$2,588,062
Ended
Period
Net
Net
(payable by French subsid.)
Capital Stock:
stock
V:
stock,! subject to the apfprcival of
regulatory bodies.
A
special meeting of
stockholders
will
to
90tf on 927,183 shares In the first half of 1962.
The
M
&
secured
are
common
company has reported record first half
for the six months ended June 30, 1963.
This
the previous record high of $901,822
15.92% above last year's first half.
Brothers
Chesapeake Utilities Corp.—Proposed Stock Split—>
a
The
t
25,000.000
1,400,000
—
99.74%.- Salomon
a 4^4% coupon.
1963.
15.
through
offer
30,154,700
debs,
I
Issuance
59 cents
July
Dec.
1965
63/4%
PRESENT
-
offices
25,000,000
due
«.
debs,
__
sinking
General
Detroit.
$25,000,000
r*"r
sinking
1.
1983
4V2%<
con v.
TO
Ave.,
Authorized
sinking fund debs, due July
military
United States Government,
primarily in the field of computation-andt control.
of
of
certificates
motives.
$1,000,000
lower
of
by thirty-two. 2,250-;
horsepower diesel electric switching locomotives, and
twenty-eight 2,500-horsepower diesel electric loco-
;
Wi%A&"Co7———A—II—"I
De",n
bid
its
on
Hutzler bid 99.6107 for
100,000
—
com¬
arising primarily from increased receivables
and-inventories; and: increased fixed assets represent¬
ing equipment leased to customers.
pany,
retire
1.25
.45
———
Inc.—.
Stetson
$39,014,969 in 1962. Net earnings from operations in the
quarter were $1,941,396, equivalent to 64 cents per share of
compared with $1,268,079, or 41 cents, in 1962.—V. 197,
1115.
'y'-v.- ^
V
common,
.45
In"
Co
&
—_
I
second
/
by the I. C. C.—V. 198,
same
stockholders
_;
'
j
in
and
1963
.
.45
British Columbia Electric Co. Ltd.—Partial Red'n—
2248.
p.
dpe July 1, 1988, was made by an
The
^
Cohu
.45
3.25
—_———"
%
-
..
Up 27%—
..
1.25
Winslow, Cohu «Sc Stetson.of New York,
The
underwriting group
Co.—
Co._„_.
&
W^d
&
Co._—
&
—
$0.26
10,390,800
out¬
period
Consolidated domestic sales for the six months were $76,225,956,
compared with $76,479,563 in the first half of 1962.
■
^
^ V
Earnings for the first six months of 1963 were $3,146,301, equiva¬
lent to $1.04 per share of common stock after provision for divi¬
dends On preferred. This compares with first half earnings in 1962
of $2,471,558 or 81 cents per share.
Second quarter consolidated domestic sales were $39,937,783
in
Corp.—Proposed Merger
Burroughs Corp.—Debentures Offered—Rights Of¬
fering; to! Stockholders—On July 19, an offering to
the public of $25,000,000 of this firm's 4^2% sinking
New
Lerchen
Winslow
—
Co.—
&
Co., Inc._—
Weld
of
-V.
fund
&
.45
.45
100,000
800,000
100,000
100,000
350,000
,100,000
100,000
_—.____—
$0.26
10,390,800
stock
common
of
$2,971,647
on
outstand-
period—
of
at end
2460.
p.
stock,
shares
in th? six months ended June 30 over the
1962, and earnings in the second quarter of the
current year were 53% greater than in the second quarter last
year,
Charles J. Haines, Chairman, stated.
% •
.45
100,000
100,000
Inc.——
.
compared to 1962 second,quarter sales -of• .$-30,811,-722
which produced earnings of $569,843.
Net was equal to 3d cents
per
share in the 1963 second quarter compared»t'o 19 cents -forithe 1962 period.—V. 197, p. 2560.
■?'.,% v
.V.'
' ' >■
See
Boyce
Walker
Wertheim
$90.8,685,-
Bohn
&
Co.,
Alstyne, Noel & Co.—
H.
Watling,
income
-
&
Walston
dend
Net
Bros.
of
end
shares
period
same
.45
—
197,
$929,272%
Earnings were up 27%
.,
.
100,000
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
Stroud
.45
350,000
100.000
at
of
of
Chemetron Corp.—Net
.45
800,000
& Co.—
Staats & Co
ing-
—V.
1.25
Moore
R.
.45
1.25-;
—
.
3,726
of. common
number
of
standing
3.25
Co.—_—„—350,000
&:
%
3.25
100,000
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc.—.
10,013
$3,113,795
share
per
Number
3.25
—
Co.—
&
.45
3.25
—
—
29,208
25,'no;
deductions
income
income—
,
.45
350,000
—
911,433
basis
1.25
100.000
Co.
&
3,900,920
;
deductions:
long-term
on
Earnings
1'rC^'
,3.25
C'>.—_
&
Hammiil
Shearson,
Bliss Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
(E.W.)
Tne
P.onev
—
—
"
299,000 '
.
4,023,022
Net
1,25
.1.25
—
—
Inc.—
Co.,
Ss
L. F. Rothschild & Co._
\ '
•
<
.
.
Co.—___
Gardner
&
Reynolds
323,000.
$909,227
350,000
*
•
.45
100,000
800,000
—
1,918,777'
..
M,322,720
2,558,COO
2,689,000
1.25
100,000
100,000,
:
1_
_________
Other
and
Other
3.25
800,000
——
-
—
1,434,354
—
.45
& Smith
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Inc,
3.25
800,000
& Co—.—
Model, Roland & Co
Newhard, Cook &. Co.___
Pacific Northwest Co
L
ninp month# of the. current- Jiscal year..
in. the-first
ord j
&
Freres
Merrill
Manufacturing Co.—Sales, Net Up
Black & Decker
Loeb
Kuhn,
1.25
3.25
800,000
800,000
100,000
100,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc.—,———
Billups Western Petroleum Co.—Appointment—
2,031,820-
%
debt
944,244
Amortization of debt discount,
premium
and
; 28,274
expense
(net)
'
Other
interest
■:
charges
12,694
Interest
charged, to construction—credit I'O 'I 75,984
Amortization
of
plant
acquisition . ad¬
justments
:—^
.45
100,000
350,000
100,000
100,000
-
—
Co._
Lemon &
& Co., Inc
Johnston,
412,160 697,166
'
"1,265,276 r
$13,185,463 •$12,539,332
$3,952,899
$3,846,508
70,123
54,411"
income,—
(net)—
income—
Interest
3.25
350,000
Co
H.
——
——
income
1
Interest
.45
350,000
Stone Co., Inc
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Other
Gross
.45
350,000
800,000
—
Hayden,
anhydi'ous
.45 '
100,000
& Co._—
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Total
Net
operating
3.25
,1
%
;——
I
:
-
1,253,013
——
/A
L25r
350,000
800,000
800,000
100,000
Ladd_—
&
i—
581,118
Federal income taxes———_
;* Deferred
'
.45
800,000
Corp.^
Michigan
Forgan &
'
;
.45'
—
$4,640,640
1 249,912
.
•■Taxes,
other than 'Federal income—.
Federal
income
taxes————
1.25
100,000
100,000
—
Hallgarten
i
.....
Boston
of
Greene
July 1, 1978 has
Lehman Brothers,
of the company's notes due
amount
.45
'•
350,000
800,000
100,000
Corp.—„—
—
Glore,
Co.——
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
———
Granbery, Marache & Co., Inc.—
Sold
;
•
100;000-
—
Co___
:————
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co..
F. Eberstadt & Co.————
^
Drexel -&
,
r
Best Fertilizers Co. of Texas—Notes
—
Inc
Dixon Bretscher Noonan
nine months were
$1579 680,
and were
per share, compared to
last
fiscal
year's nine-month net earnings of $2,133,224, equal
to 76 cents per share. Start-up costs on several new major longrange
production programs continued to show their effects on
earnings.—V. 198, p. 192.
I I
taxes, during the
equal to 56 cents
350,000
100,000
100,000
350,000
$5,046,000
276,496
449,339
—_————__
Depreciation
>
1.25 %!: '■ * ■
.
gas
——
power
Maintenance
1.25
\
and
purcnased-^———_—
Gas
3.25
-
2,113,137
-
i—_
power____
Intercnange
1.25
Inc.-I——^ 100,000
J. M. Dain & Co.,
j
■
Purchased
-
™
3.25
•-
800,000
Company——
&
Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc.
Clark7"Dodge -& -Co.v Inc—;—
...
apprdxr-
1
.45
350,000-
ik-A.
& Sons-,_l__—:
Brown
,
.45
-
800;000
._—
-
Operating expenses and taxes:
Operations,
other than power
purchased
:
.
.45
•
350,000^
& Co., Inc._—_____——
Bradford & Co
——-—
Blyth
.45
100,000
Bear, Stearns & Co
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.__.
the'total sales of $49,473,721 for the same period
earnings/ after
*Net
•
over
ago.*
year
'
•
has reported total s'ale8^ $52^84,143
months, ehded-Jim? "30—an Increase 61
company
nine
—-
Co
&
;'
100,000
100,000
100,000
Inc———
1962
$14,599,109
1,786,731
$17,138,362 $16,385,841
1.25
350,000
..
Kraus——_____—
&
Burge
Barth
J.
'
Corp.—Sales Up 7%; Net Lower—
jror 4ts
Beech Aircraft
The
1
Co.
Bache. &
J.
first
1963
$15,025,225
—
1.25
350,000
—
Co.—Qtrly. Report
10.65%
$2,600,000
*
Allyn & Co.
Baker, Simonds & Co.,
Baker, Weeks & Co
32 cents per cwiimon share, a year aso.
Al1 per-share figures are based on the number of common shares„
outstanding at June 30: 2,233,806 common shares in 1963 and 2,-
shares in 1962.—V. 197, p.
C.
A.
or
181,280 common
Service
Gas
Brothers
Lehman
in the 1962 period.
For the quarter ended June 30, 1963, net sales were $16,021,780.
or increase of 20%
over the $13,358,957 volume of the. 196^third
quarter. Net income for the 1963 period amounted to $885,510, or,
40
cents per common share,
a 26% increase over the profit of
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
revenues:
Electric
of
-
or
$703,071,
Operacing
Amount Unsubscribed
Debs.
Stock
i
,
.
Period Ended June 30—
Perc-entof
.'-v
■
-
1S63 fiscal year, B-D had net
14% over the $39,571,4bl vol¬
Net income roselo/c -to $2,-
Illinois Public
Central
purchase, subject to conditions set forth in the respective under¬
agreements, are set forth below:
to
Fairleigh S. Dickinson,
it was reported by
ended June, 30,
months
Jl
.
For
the
1963
model
year
ending
this
month,
Chrysler's North
American plants will produce more than 1,124,000 cars and
the highest model year, total since 1957.
The 1963 model
represents an increase of 38%
in the 1962 model year.
tion
Retail sales of
over
trucks—;
produce
the 813,351 units produced-.-
Chrysler-built cars and trucks in Canada
substantially in the first six months of 1963.
increased,
Canadian sales totaled
Volume
198
Detgnse
4
by
y.
A
cation
the
has
been
The
Burl
Watson;
S.
applicable
come
for
$30,235,000,
for
$23,989,000
$2.80
were
per
of
common
$2.22 in the same period
the second quarter of 1963,
against
For
stock
$1.08
list
last year,/
,
net income applicable to common
last
For
...
comparison,
of
Clark Equipment Co.—Proposed
On
July -24, officers of Clark
disclosed
Corp.
acquisition
Clark
by
that
they
Clark
of
have
the
had
,
assets
net
"While
Final
the
for
of
by
and
eudquar. ers
ru\e
record
April
Industries, Inc.—Sales Up
Cieveiana
in
year
30,
Sales
both
sales
earnings
for
fiscal
the
Net
10%
—V.
a
an
V
•
•
...»
present
no
plans
for
I
:
'
*
197»
The
'
-1963
-
'
:
George
H.
Lesch,
for- the
first
President
announced
that
the second quarter
.578,915
-
.
•
.
k
.
$0.45
.
1,291,964
,
.
Co.
for
of
first
the
six
totaled
period
same
b
.
Service
Public
bonds
offered
were
interest to yield 4.40%.
$29,550,000.
year,
jv.
.:
Consolidated net income for
on
$1.06
per
or
$1.03
*
•
the
first
six
stock
common
share
per
stock,
common
share a year ago.
quarter net income of
Second
of
of
v
months
was
for
55
or
.
per
Inc.—Units
share
for
197,
2249.
p.
Co.—Sales, Net Slightly Higher
lor
the
first
equal to. $1.70 per share. For the second
earnings were $1,211,924, equal to $1.02. per
net earnings of $963,446 or $0.81 per share
1962,
net
with
in
quarter
same
1962.
James
may
customers
reduce- their
inventories."—r-V"; -197,
^•'
excess
..
:
annual report
the company again showed a net
after taxes- of $1,011,000,
for the fifth
consecutive
year
becoming a public corporation. ;
i'-v**.y/'
since
,
^
.
„.
Hunt, President and Chairman, told stockholders that
earnings- since 1959, the year in which Coral Ridge
went' public-, were $5,229,000.'v Thq company's
present 'cash' position
showed on the report as about $6.000,000,
Mr. Hunt also pointed
aggregate
at
101.656%;-and
accrued
Award of the issue
was
Wrri be
proceeds
Used
to
each
interest
Texas
and
towns
a May 10, 1963 offering circular the company
publicly, without underwriting, 4,589 shares
of its class A common stock and 9,178 shares of its
class B common stock, in units of one share of class
A and two shares of class B, at $30 per unit.
Net proceeds, estimated at $132,670, will be used
in
in
all
New
rural
west.
in
Crane Co.—Net
The
low
the
.
for loan repayment, construction, and other corporate
any
1963J "increased
is
a
result
to
of
the
not
income
di¬
Ishare
mon
This
>
Higher-
company has. reported -second quarter earnings of $1,043,000,
(after allowing for preferred dividends) to 78 cents per com¬
equal
,
common
stook-outstanding, on sales of $84,092,000.
with earnings of-' $830,000.
or
55 cents < per
share
$83,535,000 in the same period -of-1962*.
-
on
compares
on' sales, of
For
first
the
six
months
Crane
reported, earnings
of. $1,696;000,
equal
to $1.23 per* common sharis outstanding, on' sales of $160,788,000.
This compares with earnings of $1,637,000, equal to -$1.09
per "common, share
outstanding, on sales of $160,026,000 in the
.
1962
period.—*V." 197,
Crompton
be
•-<.%
I
;.'
1837.
p.
.•
Ended
i-edeemable
Knowles
&
.
Period
•
.
.
;
**.-
r
Corp.—First Half Results—
u.i
•
J,--..-
June
30—
-
1963
* ? 1.
i,
»
Earnings
case.
-V-,..'-
-
Service of 408 W. 7th St.. Fort
wholly, within the States Qf
Electricity is furnished to 70 incorporated
nine incorporated towns in New Mexico and
gas
—V.
share'
per
shares
Average
■
1962
$20 001
•■'■■*
775,000
Earnings
ranging, from 106.16% to par; and at
from
101.66%^ to pari? plus
and
communities.
197,
;
1946.;.
p.
'
'
._
'
•
•
,•
-
"OO
941,000
;so.80
no.98
966,624
.,
outstanding
•
$22
964,958
t';--Y
.
-
Crown
,
Towns
with
served
natural
Period
.(
are
gas
"•
Texas.
-PURCHAS-ERS
Zellerbach
V
The
-
purchasers
below
named
have
severally
.
opposite their respective
purchasers are obligated
are purchased.
the
Under
names.
to
purchase
all
purchase
Months'
Corp.—Six
•
bonds
new
'30—
June
'
< •
Report—
•
;
Income
.
per
197,
p.
$
285,285,000
a00
35.404 noq
and
S.
j
16,826,000
18.940.000
15,264,419
15,255.083
$1.14
•.
stock
share of
17,474,000
17.930.non
$1.15
foreign
•
of "common
Earned
''
-
texes
taxes—U.
income
—V.
1962
1963
»
293,079.000
before
•Shares
if
•
sales
Net
contract
the
of
Ended
•
-
Net
to purchase from the company, in accordance with the pur¬
contract, the principal amounts of new bonds set forth be¬
chase
operating1- revenue
,
Profit
agreed
in
Mexico.
Texas
adjacent
-operating;-properties* for
from
increase
The
effort, to develop recurring and other
rectly dependent on. land sales.—'V. 196; p. 638.
rfecedingi;
prices
BUSINESS—Community Public
Worth, supplies electricity. and
offered
profit
continued
,
new'bonds'will
FEATURES—Tlie
redemption prices
accrued
Offered—Pur¬
that
out
$800,000.
bank
pay
net
construction
specialredemption
suant to
-
Y.—V.
In-its- 1963
profit
Offered^— f
Co.—Bonds
Co. and
REDEMPTION
1963, compares with $5,571,000, or 53 cents
second quarter of last year.—V. 197, p. 1836.
Instruments,
N.
Coral Ridge, Properties,. Inc.—Annual Report—
,
$10,809,000,
cents
Bank,
1837.
i
at regular
$5,738,000,
the
as
loans in- >
purposes,, to pay a part of the construction
1
program, and for the redemption of $2,850,000 53/k%; first niortgage bonds, due June 1, 1987, and $4,950,000 5first.mortgage
bonds; -due June -lr, -1991."r
i.,;,
,,.
$11,119,000,
to
of
1963,
sales
•
PROCEEDS—Net
in
the
Colorado
compared
as
of
compared
quarter
won
curred
per
share
City
#-
bonds, also as 4V2S, came from Kidder, Peabody
White, Weld & Co., jointly, *100.76j Stone
& Webster Securities Corp., 100,61;' Halsey, Stuart &
Co!, 100.60, and Blyth & Co.; Merrill Lynch,. Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc., jointly, 10,0.58.
V
*
v
vjf/..
Second quarter sales of $183,944,000 were $13,101,000 higher than
ini the comparable period of 1962.
..
Steel
M. Darbaker stated that "part of the improve¬
be attributed tp the accumulation of inventories
in customers' plants prior to the settlement of labor
negotiations
by the major steel companies.
The ;rate of incoming orders de¬
clined in June ^nd is expected to drop further during the third
.
•
..
-
National
the. first half
President
the
increase
an
'
~
$52,304,040 for
for
^
by the underwriters at competitive sale July 23 on a
bid of 100.916% for the 4^% coupon. Other., bids for
against
of
$368,801,000,
last
197, p. 2248.
company has reported net sales of $53,335,'<21
months of 1963, 2% higher than the net sales of
share
,
The
es¬
I
»"
perioas.
months
$339,251,000 for the
irst
ment in
,
Sales
sales
the
at
quarter
Sold
Preferred
—
manager of an
&
1963
through
corresponding period of 1962.
Net sales for the second quarter
> of 1963 were $27,854,679, representing an increase of 8% over the
> similar quarter of last year. - —
iL > ^
J.
vNeri earnings of $2,063,032 for the first six months of this year,
' equal to $1.74 per share on 1,182,754 shares of common stock out¬
standing, were slightly, in excess of the net earnings of $2,013,027
July 24, Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, New York,
underwriting group, announced the
public «■■■ offering of ;$13,000,000 Community Public ?
Service 4V2% first mortgage bonds due July i,. 1993.
consolidated
of
1963
the
On
as
.
.
has
and
both
for
1,
James* S.
Community
r
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
six-months
records
new
Sept.
on
The
six
■
tablished
Street, N. Y.—V.
Copperweld
proceeds from the financing will be
used to refund Outstanding preferred stock and the
balance will be added to the general corporate funds ;
of the company.—V. 197, p. 2353.* v-: 4
J■
distributor
in its
marketing area, which is principally inOl)io,. parts-of-Pennsylvania,_West Virginia, Michigan,;Illinois, In¬
diana, and New York. The major sources of business are discount
stores, cnain stores, muffler snops ana automotive joobers.—V. 196,
p.•2480..--. ;.N
I •
----;
"
sales
redemption
^Part of- the
house
•
for
The company has called for
redemption on Oct. 1, 1963, through
operation of the sinking fund, $4,811,000 of its 4%% first
mortgage
bonds, due 1987 at .100.58% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be
made
$9,040,668
.
$0.59
1,291,964-'
i
called
Consumers (Power Co.—Partial Redemption—
P.
During- the year, Cle-Ware increased its scope of distribution to
large .cities in New York,, particularly in Syracuse and Rochester.
Trie company also strengthened its position as an automotive ware¬
Colgate-Palmolive
company has
Pine
80
j
agent in the placement of the securities with
as
♦ $0.46
of the sinking fund, $1,200,000 of its 5% debentures
due
1/ 1982 at 100% plus accrued interest, and a premium of
1.73%.
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank
($100 par).
institutional investors,
1,229,000
Sept.
-1962'..
•
761,897
:
Telephone
•
* " |$°-25 *
operation
issuing
corporate
'
'
670,000
—-•
192s, pe2608are~'
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Partial
Redemption.
j
:
would place Commercial
continue its progress
—__—____________u_
1739.
p.
^ 1.528|000
to
"
-
i^2
;
1,293,000
for
the Northwest ex¬
than
6 abfe/°r?
eJ tax
1.-63
;
$91,366,000 $87,114,000
________——___
business
outstanding
acted
the balanced character, of our progress and the continuing growth
pattern of the. company,'! Mr. Adeiman said. "The ratio of current
assets to current liabilities was 2.4-to-l, and we are happy to say
that Cle-Ware Industries enjoys a strong financial condition,"
he
added.
has
share...
per
ferred stock
Sales were tripled in the same period.
,tv-,
highs in sales and profits for the fiscal year reflected
new
scheduled
been
30—;
revenue
w™
for
years.
"The
Solvents
Commonwealth
highs each year and has increased its profits over icur times in the
past six
has
$10,414,876
Shares
the
over
Total
-V
stockholders
1,239,860
6 Mos.' Report—
,
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York,
Fresident, announced.
all-time hign, representing
$3,616,944 were at an
over
CSC
Solvents
earnings
ended
year
Period Ended June
thereafter.-
,T,v:v'Lf'
Sales
in¬
preceding year. Net earnings of $196,870, equivalent to 50 cents per share, compared to $181,113, or 46
cents per share, last year.
Mr. Adelman pointed out that since the inception of the com¬
pany
in -1952, Cle-Ware has established new sales and earnings
of
crease
a
814,359
1,23^,860
—-
Consolidated Freightways, Inc
Privately—On July 25, the company, of Dallas, Pa.,
announced the sale of 25,000 shares of series G. pre-
achieved
uu,s
of
Commercial
; Earnings
10%—
cuSi.rm_.or
warenouse
and
Adelman,
Harry
of
auv.omoj.ve
declining scale
on
?197 °p S1012S 0utstandlng-—-—
—
and
342,994
_______
*
the
'yVp
meeting
V",
'•//
preferred stock to CSC common
determined.
Application will be made to
preferred stock 6n the New York Stock
Period Ended June 30—
display and storage equipment for perishable foodstuffs, in¬
cluding refrigerated fruit ana vegetable equipment, frozen food
display cases, wall refrigerator boxes, shelving, wrapping counters,
check-out counters and related, equipment.—V. 197, p. 1945,
Cle-Ware
I
r -
_4—_2_-$24,098,058 $23,075,820
_
Net. income (loss)__._—
Commerce Clearing House, Inc.—6 Months' Report
ated
Tms
ex¬
and; fdp epterihg] ne'wf rieidS;
For
these, reasons,
CSC's Boaid of Directors'is recommending to
our stockholders
that they vote to authorize the proposed 1,000,000
shares of CSC preferred."—V. 197, p.
1739...J;
transaction
the
Directors
companies'
of
been
Commercial
current
is subject to action by Clark
Tyler shareholders.
in suuui .estern Michigan,
Clark in Buchanan and Tyler 10 miles away Niles.
Clark Equipment cj. manufactures a drversmea line of capital
equipment including materials handling industrial trucks, earthmov>ig and roadbuilding construction machinery, highway trailers
and cargo vans and heavy automotive drive unit components such
as
axles, axle housings, transmissions and torque converters.
lyler Refrigeration Corp. manufactures a broad line of refriger¬
approval
both
that the
development,"
Mr. Wheeler said.
"The preferred stock would be an additional .and
often desirable asset in creating new opportunities for expanding
stock.
Equipment's
^ecri^cEn^JUne3ftNet- sales
have a par value of- $20
I,t would be non-callable
would beVcallable at $21
will
,
and Tyler Refrigeration
discussions concerning
of Tyler in exchange
being
Appli-
plans.
wlrich- it
any of the proposed preferred stock other
change, the availability of a CSC preferred
Solvents in a more advantageous position
through acquisition and other means of.
Acquisition—
Equipment
effect
ihe
.
preferred
initial period
>
,
is
1963,. in Baltimore, Maryland, to vote om authorizing
1,000,000 shares of new preferred stock; The portion which would
be issued in the Northwest exchange offer would be designated- as
"series A preferred.""J
\V""■<"
share,
per
year.
purposes
!v
convertible
new
special
to
present
.
conversion
yet
ruling
offer
Commission.
5
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.—Six Months' Report—
-19^
ri
1962
.
exchange
Exchange
Sept.* 19,
against 80 cents per share in the same
y
—
..- • V;
•,
•;
the net income figures for both
1963 and 1962 have been adjusted to include the earnings of Ten¬
nessee Corp., which Cities Service acquired in 1963.—V. 198, p. 284.
was
quarter
the
Exchange.
A
t..
to
period,rafter
an
not
has
tax
a
CSC
new
yearfor
and
U. S. Federal income tax to holders of North-
or
according
basis
shares
26%
over
the comparable figure of
half of 1962.
The per share equivalents
share in the first six months of 1963,,as
increase
the first
an
share for
The
stock
common
a
per-
announced tnat consolidated net in¬
in the first half of 1963 was
Chairman,
to
share
five
for
made
proposed
per
Cities Service Co.—Net Up 26%—
Securities
S.
stock., j
wesu.common
..v.-
exchange offer.
covering the
statement
U.
change will be free
or
'/•
wkh
(381)
the
of
terms
registration
filed
'.y
*■."•*—year totaled
space
the
under
stoppage
■•.r\y-:\
>,
:
•
work
5b-day
a
sales in the first half of this
9.5%
of total sales, compared with $130 million
of sales, in the 1962 period, the report concluded.—V. 198,
12.2%
or
p-
affected
adversely
was
and
million,
$148
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6285
trucks, compared with 28,881 units in the like 1962
47;460 cars and
period, which
early in.1962.
Number
com.
outstanding
stock outstanding
2560.
.
'
I
purposes.
BUoINESS—The
State
ently
company
Colorado
of
housed
in
May
on
floor
of
Hutzler
a
Dick
the
involved
of
engineering and
digital computers.
"The
to
firm
has
has
ben
date
in
the
ciata
has
agencies.
been
done
forms
•___
Inc,
on
products.
cost-and-fee
a
The
Baird
W.
&
Co.,
Inc.
Metropolitan
500
Inc.
work
for
other
basis
—V.
„—-^..^--41—
Illinois Co. Inc.____
197,
p.
$500
500 '
300
250
2557,-'
200-j
.___
Dallas
200
Corp.
I'",;4,
Consolidated
Edison
Co.
New
of
York,
Inc.—Six
■
:
>'•.
-
•
.
Months' Report—
■' ';v i} u.i v
<;■/
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
•
Authorized
Outstanding
Common
class
A
20,000 shs.
19,850 shs.
Common
class
B___
80,000 shs.
197,
I Commercial Solvents Corp. — Proposed
Offer for Northwest Nitro-Chemicals—
sThe
plans
company
convertible
stock
mon
of
4
£o
offer
preferred
portion
a
voting
stock
of
a
proposed
new
gas____
y-A'
'
Northwest
in
22,289,290
1,783,408
147,657,452
—36,002,589
income.^
68,811,02G
tax—estimated-—
18,470,000
than
income
Federal
Operating income
Non-operating income
,35,906,554
.
to
holders
of
Northwest
Wheeler
Mr.
69,239,180
229,197
th?
and
Mr.
research
operations
and
other
wholly-owned
'•Mr.
Potter
acceptance
ject
to
The
CSC
CSC
stated
of
the
agreement
current
preferred
common
of
common
T.
stock
other
than
CSC.
69,468,377
stock
Amount
the
operations
of
Northwest
as
a
inc.
Interest
stock
is
that
be
will
receive
the
the
that
such
market
the
equivalent of
value
holders
about
of
of
$1.75
the
new
Northwest
per
share
debt—______—___
deductions
miscel.
increase
to
(net)
27,461,683
25,823,205
1,014,719
1,026,391
in Federal
Z
tax
resulting from amortization
necessity certificates
—(457,173)
charged to construction—credit
(2,045,543)
•
Net
Provision
Net
Com.
preferred
for
income
stock
Earnings
—V.
before
income
on
that Northwest's Directors expect to recommend
exchange offer to Northwest stockholders, sub¬
of the two companies on specific terms.
&
equivalent
under
'
subsidiary.
expectation
will
to
'
long-term
on
Other interest
two
resources
___?
u
Interest
B.
the
income
Income Deductions:
share
for
on
stock
10,392,081
>39,072,405
40,264,113
at
30
17,482,'385
16,091,422
$2.23
$2.50
June
stock.
.
.
r
which
76%
owns
1
of the capital
„
Bank Bldg., Houston,
Tex., in engaged primarily in the mining, milling and marketing of
copper and molybdenum and of potash, and in the mining and mar¬
keting of crude sulphur. In 1932 cooper and molybdenum accounted
for approximately 47% of the company's total net sales, potash for
approximately 40% of such net sales and sulphur for approximately
firm, located at 1906 First National Citv
of
The approximate contributions' of
such net sales.
the vari¬
operations of the company to its net income during 1961 and
respectively,- were: copper and molybdenum 36%
and 46%;
ous
1962,
potash 60%
net
income,
and
with
46%;
respect
and sulphur 4% and 8%. Computations of
to the foregoing operations include certain
non-operating income, principally royalties, p.nd non-operating ex¬
pense, principally interest and non-productive exploration expenses.
Except for the commencement of production from an additional
potash mine in 1261, and the possible cessation of its Orchard Dome
sulphur operations during the next few years, there have been po
material changes ,in deposits being mined or in mining conditions
in connection with such deposits over the past several years, and no
sutih changes are expected in the near future.
CAPITALIZATION
:
.
GIVING
Capital
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
'
.-
Debentures
—V.
197, p. 2461.
.
.
formerly Duval Sulphur & Potash Co.,
1923 under the laws of Texas.
It is
in
the company.
of
The
9,290,509
•_
preferred
common
19,913,755
49,554,622
dividends
stock
outstanding
25,973,686
49,464,486
on
common
shares
T
'"
provision
stock-.
dividends
for
per
'
'
(462,614)
(6,473,227)
company
or'TC>nize-',
subsidiary of United das Corp.,
a
13%
Gross
_
Potter, President of Northwest, said
companies in providing products
and
services for
agriculture complement and extend each other.
Northwest's
opportunities
for growth
and development
will
best
be
achieved, they said, if Commercial Solvents is in a position
to
apply fully
its agricultural chemicals
know-how,
manpower,
that
cornoration
a
stock
74,852,005
' 586,167
corporate purposes.
BUSINESS-';-—The
30,967,200
Commercial
Solvents-. Corporation's
substantial
investment
in
Northwest includes jj.1%
of the fertilizer company's 6,835,000 shares
of common stock outstanding.
The exchange offer would be made
other
is
65,546,086
23,040,000..
75,438,172
:
shgrn ri""1
„Duval Corp.—Rights Offering to Stockholders—The
is offering its capital stockholders the right
to subscribe for $10,000,000 of 4%% convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures, due 1983 at par, on the basis
of one $100 debenture for each 13 shares held of rec¬
ord July 18, 1963.
Rights will expire Aug. 9.,*No
underwriting is involved.
Net proceeds will be used for construction, and
144,135,307
307,717,403 299,595,127
.
Minnesota.
1,846,487
Deductions:
36,776,336
other
Federal
21,265,766
.
382,569,408 368,834,307
Depreciation
Taxes,
59,709,997.
62,176,491
—__
Maintenance
July 23, by Maynard
meeting of Directors.
Northwest, a subsidiary of CSC, makes and markets nitrogen
and phosphate fertilizers.
Its headquarters, plant and sales offices
are
located
at
Medicine Hat,
Alberta,
Canada.
U. S.
sales
are
handled
through
a
Northwest
subsidiary
with
offices
in
Min¬
1963
'
1962
$
r:
$
296,320,219 286,012,057
v-v—
'
Operating Revenue
Operations
CSC
exchange for the com¬
Nitro-Chemicals Ltd., it was announced
C. Wheeler, President of CSC, following
oh
•
of
Other operating revenues
Exchange
a
neapolis,
'.".,7"'
'
30—
electricity___________________-__
'Sales of steam_£__
'
4Va%
June
of
Sales
10,201 shs.
„
Ended
Sales
1413.
p.
Period
Operating Revenues:
Inc.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
in, gross sales pnd net income for the three months
ended June 30 was reported by Eugene Miller, President.
Sales for the first quarter of fiscal 1963 were $1,080,810 against
$527,488 for the corresponding 1962 period—a hike of 104%.,.
At
the
same
time, Mr. Miller reported the company's net in¬
come for
the first quarter was $26,853 after taxes, a
155% rise
from $10,500 in the same three-month period last year.
Documentation
Inc.
is
a
publicly held corporation
providing
services, consultation and products for government and industry
aimed
at
increasing the speed and effectiveness of information
handling.—V. 197, p. 714.
A
company
;
•
-*-V.
,
250
250
.,
Inc.
Robert
Documentation
'.
.
Kaufman, Bros. Co.—___
1,250
:Beecroft, Cole & Co.—1"
Fridley .& Frederking____
700 "" Newhard', Cook & Co.-_i___ H
500 I' Funk, Hobbs & Hart,
Bacon, Whipple & Co
work of a general manufacturing
both
commercial
and
governmental
for
Co.
Amount
(000's Omitted)
Partners
&
1,250
Corp.
Granbery, Marache & .Co.
in
used
__:_:__^______$5,100;
Securities
.
.
Merle-Smith_v_4.1,250The
,
Shields •&
transfer
or
commonly
r
■■■
Harris
&
.
proprietary
done
primarily
commercial .organizations.
Some
nature
in
t
marketable
no
control,
measurement,
scientific
&
Equitabl^
B.roomfield, Colo.;
instruments
'' Amount-:-
-v
Brothers
Salomon
5,000 square-foot rented space in the garden
Empire Savings & Loan Association building in
addreess, Garden Office Center, Broomfield, Colo.
During its first 22 months of operation, the company has been
engaged,
primarily in the design
and manufacture of electronic
level
•!. >'
(000's Omitted)
organized under the laws of the
1931.
The entire operation is pres¬
was
16,
197.
Authorized
-
stock
(no
p. 2557.
par)
$10,060,000
3,000,000 shs.
Outstanding
$10,000,000
1,300,000 shs.
<
bt> ?-,*■/:
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hs/je'-w.. j-iuri'
•- >-
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.3
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.
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4 iU Of? Viz 38 u: 3,9;
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fig.c
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:"<d*3 bif* -;»*>y..iri'dsl- i;»
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(382)
ingful, since the size and structure of the company were changed
substantially by the merger of Ethyl Corp. (Del.)
and
the
former Albemarle Paper Manufacturing Co., on Nov. 30, 1962.
It
Offered—On
Eaton Manufacturing Co.—Debentures
fering
did
FEATURES—The
REDEMPTIONS
whole
or
104%
in
the
retire
to
debentures
redeemable
are
For
part at optional redemption prices ranging down from
to par in 1986,
and for the sinking fund at par.
may be redeemed prior to July 15,
1968 from the
of debt incurred at an interest cost to the company of
4.40%
per
the
annum,
per
off-highway components such as axles and transmissions,
variety of automotive parts and accessories, and numerous
other products. Eaton is one of the larger manufacturers of these
types of products in the United States.
As a further step in diversifying its product lines the company
plans to enter into an agreement with The Yale & Towne Manu¬
facturing Co. whereby one of Eaton Manufacturing's wholly-owned
subsidiaries will acquire substantially all of the assets of Yale &
Towne. Closing
time for the transaction has been tentatively set
wide
GIVING
EFFECT
due
Other
For
named
underwriters
For
their
opposite
Fenner
Dillon,
The
&
Smith
Read
First
Loeb
Blyth
&
&
Securities
Shields
Inc.—.
Spencer Trask & Co.
G. H. Walker & Co.___
Inc.__
750
Co
600
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__
& Co.,
Harriman Ripley
Inc.
Hornblower
Kidder,
600
Lazard
Freres
Loeb,
Robert
600
Co
Hayden,
McDonald
Rhoades
600
The
Curtis
600
Brothers
Stone
&
&
Co
&
Co
198, p.
?
600
June
'
30—
;
■
share_
Months'
197,
level
a
of
common
$40,140,000
or
1962
net
share.
President
this
of
producer
of
for
this
period
demand,
R.
M'.
folding
cartons
Gross
2,559,467
Ended
June
and
1963
1962
$8,213,061
1,918,709
Expenses
$0.92
earnings
before
general
taxes
&
Net
1962
$2,199,562
$2.15
$1.79
Provision
for
3,974,027
Federal
income
1,084,102
777,684
___
27,706
tax
earnings
eral
before
appropriations
to
the
a
sales
Net
3,196,343
1,056,396
$2.47
$0.87
earnings per share
197, p. 1741.
for
The company
for the previous yeRr, or 80«f per share, an increase over
76d per share last year, during the first six months of 1963, William
H.
Burgess, President, reported.
In
first financial statement since
listing on the New York
Exchange July 1, the company reported six months sales of
$34,065,882 increased from $30,004,125 in 1962. Net earnings based
normal
taxes
were
income
G.
for
against
$1,016,417,
compared
of
.
.
1963
Co.—Six
Months
six
Months
Operating
Sales
of
Income
(unaudited
1,446,310
Common shares outstanding at end of
period
Earned per share
J
for
Taxes
$1.74
On
a
more
optimistic
"substantial
book
note,
improvement
in recent
in
President Homer
the
current
year
C.
loss
to
which
costs
were
to
fiscal
year.
during last
—V.
Reduced
year
on
two
until
volume
unusually
the
and
first
accounted for the rest of the
197, p. 2354.
some
Other
of
than
depressed
NfL s„a'es, for the three
$56,839,000,
for
the
period
following
At
first
the
six
the
the
was
Net
before
Income
Net
two-for-one
same
time,
months
The
the
1963
stock
$1.59
split
company
totaled
company
those
of
pointed
out
corresponding
Net
1963,
income
share of
effective May
operating
announced
$108,221,000,
that
and
taxes
stock
income
revenue
half
deductions—
1962
•
70,351
5,953,561
13,498,826
2,447,747
Other
sales
that
net
of
interest
premium
Earnings
Shares
2,634
24,087
(net)—
to
197,
p.
to
common
(at
stock
June
The
27^513
(10,715)
period
and
of
that
comparisons of current results
periods in 1962 would not be mean¬
The
of
3,067,263
622,727
398,893
2,668,370
n.£86.o<*8
the
an
30—
1963
2,680,000
__;
share
common
six
in
for
the
with
materials
increased
segment
demand
of
the
1,581,000
1,410,826
$1.26
$0.76
2,013,510
months
the
of
1963
half-year
period
same
1,868,680
33.1%;
termed
were
"the
Net
most
14%
successful
all-time
new
in
1962,
amounted
gain
pooling of
per
a
$1.37
spectively
pointed
interest
cash
for
spectively.
It
all
total
in
report
prise
will
Cash
showing
of
figures
a
1962.
reflect
Co.
earnings amounted
$1.23
and
$2.59
62
gain
in
cents
1963
flow.
per
second
re¬
quarter
of
of
also
a
earnings
quarter.
share
common
first
condition
history
was
Net
1962's
the
over
the
in
of
re¬
1963.
Georgia-Pacific
the
with
company,
million."
$550
combination
activities
facilities
benefit
and
best
of
cash
and
financial
of
Georgia-Pacific of Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
by the respective stockholders on July 1, 1963.
the
said
distribution
"the
the
is
approved
was
year.
half
Timber
&
to
quarter
$5,988,000
16%
a
excess
into
merger
Pulp
six-months
compared
earnings
cents
73
was
that
respects
assets
The
Sound
the
first
comparative
second
from
up
to
This
noted
was
Puget
previous
months
six
the
in
the
$3.06,
the
that
sales,
$7,187,000
This- amounted
to
the
first
ago.
noted
period
reached
that
with
flow
year
a
report
out
share basis
common
and
report
$28,656,000 in the
$24,094,000
cash
flow
Georgia-Pacific
to
the
against $169,052,000
said, and net earnings
with $11,737,000
to
the
over
$225,025,000
were
$13,380,000 compared
of
and
the
stockholders,
197,
diverse
of
two
greater
but
companies
customers,
complementary
the enlarged
and
of
resources
the
merged enter¬
employees of both
and
1634.
p.
Gillette Co.—Net Lower—
Consolidated
1963
was
it
net
1962
for
the
six
months
ended
June
compared
with $21,512,000 for the
$19,714,000 for the first six months of
and
announced
was
income
$20,270,000,
in
period
by
30.
same
1961,
Gross, President.
Boone
"
Net
sales
the
for
first
months
six
of
1963
were
from
pared
the
on
the
end
with
number
of "each
stock
was
76
cents
of
shares
period,
72
cents
for
the
for
the
of
same
six
1962
earned
months
period
$147,443,000,
stock
common
amount
the
of
of
and
up
$123,-
outstanding
share
of
per
just
1962
ended,
and
70
com¬
cents
1961.
"While
sales
for
the
first
six
months
of
the
current
year
are
of those
for
the comparable period last year," Mr.
Gross
"earnings for the period were affected to some extent by
higher manufacturing costs, substantial costs incurred in the in¬
troduction of new Gillette and Toni jproducts, including expenses
in connection with the forthcoming launching of our new stainless
steel blade, as well as increased competitive activity
in the blade
business."—V.
197, p. 1741.
said,
Ginn &
Ginn
&
1963,
of
Blaisdell,
books
of
for
colleges,
Warren
"This
enlarge
field,"
$0.78
Ginn
and
felt
particularly in
.company's business;
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
of Boston, and Random House, Inc., of New York,
jointly on July 25 the purchase by Ginn, as of Aug. 1,
Blaisdell Publishing
Co., a division of Random House.
which has specialized in science and mathematics text¬
Co.,
announced
9,145,305
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
quarter
1962
$58,284,985 $35,349,038
5,218,257
2,991,826
taxes
Sales, net earnings and cash flow established
Sales
7,159,048
has reported that sales during the second quarter
reflected the increased
building and construction activity
this
agent
5.
Georgia-Pacific history," according to the company's six
report to stockholders.
The forest products cor¬
reported a 33.1%
gain in sales, a 14% gain in earnings
18.S%
gain in cash flow, as compared with the first half
1962.
is
become
will
will
Bennett
made
Ginn
a
division
under
the
direction
important acquisition for us in the sense that it will
and strengthen our growing position in the college textbook
Homer C. Lucas, Ginn President, said.
in
merge
New
its present college department with the Blaisdell
York.
Ginn's college sales staff will become the
and
editorial personnel,
publishing contracts of
firm
have
will
Blaisdell, President.
an
staff for Blaisdell
sales
construction
transfer
p.
interim
7,480,195
company
1963
during
198,
records.
344,193
1011.
Flintkote
income
appointed
in
months
(11,495)
the
Per share on the split
for
1741.
first
9,145,305
30)
share
feet
produced
Industries, Inc.—Six Months' Report
June
income
p.
company,
for
been
company.—V.
outstanding
$0.82
stock
common
per
feet
2,704,418
2,625,701
construction...
deductions
to
with
ahead
8,236 195
charged
applicable
of
has
the
(155,700)
160,514
debt
cubic
cubic
common
10,354,418
income
Earnings
billion
billion
at
3,069,742
on
equal
compared
2047.
p.
5,183.700
10,339,378
15,040
charges—
income
132 V2
133V2
1,658,600
3,248,428
Less—interest
$5,463,747
was
the
share
a
stock.
common
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Sales Up
—Merger Approved—
1
29,870,564
debt
and
cents
dividends,
2,644,911
31,773,808
deductions—"—
the
$572,000.
was
60
$136,583,000 for the corresponding period
745,000 for the first six months of 1961.
10,861,896
long-term
on
Amortization
taxesi,
1962
4^592,480
4,800
to
refunds
ago.
totaled
of
197,
Bank
of
stock
Steel
manufacturing
(5,949)
income
similar
a
rate
2,538,257
197,
The
10,867,845
income
Interest
—V.
31.
sales
two
to
(156,000)
income
(net)
Miscellaneous
levels
amounted
after
common
months
ago
Manhattan
per
.Based
amortization
Net
per
W&S $6'595'000- or $2-72
shares6
with
of
announced.
or
six
of
income
year
of
equal
preferred
a
but
year
after
half
shares
net
after
share,
a
the
$325,000,
last
were
taxes
Shares
1314.
income tax—
prior years—credit—
share.
per
$4,042,900,000,
share.—V.
197,1
Contributing
were
profit
Earnings
in
Gross
loss, the report stated
months ended June 30,
company
$3,842,000,
p.
current/
price
1963
this
30
2,973,952
taxes..
:____
in
per
4,949,831
-
$4,434,100,000,
$2.51
or
5,115,100
1,827,600
income
Miscellaneous
contracts
the
Ethyl Corp.—Six Months' Results—
to
258,167
6,447,070
14,415,949
depreciation——
second
$2,339,-
were
were
were
1962.
sales
7,710,7127,474 914
-
sales
factor
the
million
of
share,
corporations.—V.
—
Total
♦
first
$42,641,653 $40,209,942
—
Operating
$500,000 of the
complicate;!
quarter
continued
the
1963
Income deductions:
report, the company attributed
completed
1
30—
1963
sales
$2.44
or
was
items
year
General
in
in
Report-
generation..
purchased
for
resale
for Federal
Total
stronger
a
year
$60,868,440.—V.
Period Ended
$3,080,000
Lackey! stressed
due
months."
accumulated
not
operating
to
2,647,376 "
other
Deferred
.The first price increase in five
years on two product lines anftj
reductions in employment costs are other factors
that are exerting
favorable influence on future
profits, Mr. Lackey noted.
In its annual
Months'
interchange)
Current
Erie Forge & Steel Corp.—Shows Loss for Year—
order
net
year.
$1.57
____
for
Provision
The
-
of
Total operation
197, p. 2047.
company has reported a consolidate*,-! net loss of
$1,608,711;
on sales of
$21,297,465 for the fiscal year ended April 30.
This compares to fiscal 1961-62 sales of
$23,018,032 and a net'
loss of $448,823.
last
electric
energy
Deferred
,
June
___
Provision
1,025,008
$1.41
that
increased
Maintenance
1,786,206
1,027,357
._
—V.
used
Other
...
income
period
same
Corp.—Six
Ended
(including
operating income—
$17,021,955 $19,143,064
sales, expenses and depreciation14,845,645
15,421,858
before Federal and foreign taxes
2,176,3103,721,206
and foreigh income taxes
730,000
1,935,000
Federal
Net
reported
1963
earnings per share
revenues—electric—
Electric
1962
and
Cost
the
of
Operating Revenue Deductions:
Operation—
Report—
1963
for
represented
has
months
Higher—
compared to $1.52 in the like 1962 period.—V. 197,
Fuel
Emhart Manufacturing
•Period Ended June 30—
President,
six
the
1962.
land.
in
half
common
Net
Co.
$792,491, an in¬
reported for the first
crease) 70c per share from 56c per share
of 1962, Mr. Burgess said.
Earnings per share for 1962 were
based on 1,409,939 shares
outstanding at the end of the fiscal year.
—V. 198, p. 101.
-
first
Florida Power
with
hall'
Brumder,
the
$2,970,000
Income
its
Stock
on
William
$1,-
072,491
of
special
A
Chase
the
The
First Wisconsin Banksliares Corp.—Net
Specialty Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
had net ekmings of $1,166,417, compared with
of
during each
in
of
Gateway Sporting Goods Co.—Appointment—
On
£___
$1.41
quarter
$277,200,000
a
income
in
of
sale
this
$3.71
or
$60,044,409.
record
Electronic
first
common
revenues
gen¬
:
reserves—
'
—V.
-
refund
combined
$5,750,565,
its
1963
the
on
outstanding iy2
For
refund
flow
appropriations
reserves—
was
consolidated
$268,300,000
were
Net
was
of $140,Chairman,
of 1963, as compared with
consumption of natural gas and company sales
cubic feet less than a year ago. With revenues
billion
gain
rate
$3.52
$3,002,811
4,239,034
—_:
1963
II,
outstanding
was
consolidated
1962,
was
of
income
Ford
of $2,043,200,000
in
the second
profits in the second quarter of
previous quarter in the company's
any
income
of
net
quarter
reported in the last half of
in the 12 months ended June
the
.
income
1963,
net
non-recurring
the
on
were
Corp.—Secondary Offering—On
%
of
half
reduced
1
capital
Thus
year.
30—
of
sales
and
in
half
quarter
the
not
the
Stock
Bank
half
announced.
second
than
Sales
Power, President.
only was the rate
was
earnings
$42,346,-
folding carton industry continued
in prices "contrary to our expectations."
softness
a
the
of
initial
Net
against
916.
p.
Period
2,683,325
.___
617.
$1.02
or
totaled
$1,024,000,
was
weeks
First Western Financial Corp.—Six Months' Report
1962
$2,642,274
p.
period
15
24
Report—
income
—"V.
$1,512,000,
June
same
the
Henry
r
poration
Less:
share
the
the
than
income
ago,
The
better
197,
to
Corp.—Six
ended
In
July 24, it was reported that a secondary offering of
26,500 shares of this firm's capital stock had been
made at $66.50 per share by Blyth &
Co., Inc., New
York.—V. 198, p. 286.
V
100
——
SO.87
Period Ended June 30—
Per
to
Kennedy,
First
100
2047.
Electrolux
.
100
2,696,005
_______
against
as
1962.
after
share
virtually unchanged from
a
year
ago
and
operating expenses
higher, a non-recurring rate refund from Panhandle Eastren Pipe
Line Co.
helped cushion the drop in operating net according to
—V.
100
2,399,425
outstanding..
$20,743,000
first
about
Gas
weeks
24
share.
24-week
experience
—V.
Co.—
1963
i
common
p.
Net
100
$50,928,030 $50,628,272
5,610,919
5,962,138
;__
shares
197,
200
Report—
:
taxes
totaled
Kennedy said, adding that this had
an
adverse, effect
on
earnings. He also reported that technical difficulties at the companys
new
Sprague, Conn., mill had delayed production of the
more
profitable longer runs of higher grade, clay-coated board.
•
'
.
year
were
1962 period.
the
*
Months'
—
per
Common
—V.
•
•
R.
good
a
to
200
Co.
Co.
weeks
in
higher
first
second
than
1962,
number of shares
income per share
$1.28 in the second
year.
higher
net
Not
Mr,
•
' ' 'V
.
a
ago.
Despite
200
&
>.
;'--l
Co.—Six
income
profit
Earned
Westheimer
v
Ended
before
at
200
200
Northwest
year
12
$128,-
of
equal
common
per
in
to
months
Gas Service Co.—Net Lower—
,
boxboard, said that volume had shewn progressive 'if
marked, improvement since January and, that "current orders
Co.,
——
Pacific
$1.44
5,527,544
Higher temperatures in the first half
"/;)•'V
or
six
cents
1838.
p.
have
would
and
200
_.
300
sales
Net
Inc.
the
for
a
the
common
a
amounted
John
200
Co.
300
'
•"
Products
Period
Net
Profit
200
Fahey, Clark & Co. —,_
Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc.
M'oroney, Beissner & Co.,
300
100.
.
Ekco
sales
——
600
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.__
Hallgarten & Co.
:
Hemphill, Noves & Co.__
—V.
income
000
—
&
for
for
income
cents
200
Co.
&
Net
63
200
—
&
effect,
had net income of
sales
Net
200
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc.
600
Weld
Turben
Schwabacher
600
Corp.
Witter
Dean
Inc.
Webster
Securities
White,
Co.
&
Co.
in
been
frV
)
;
.
$21,164,000 in the
200
Co
&
the
and
year ended June 30, net income after $344,000 in
taxes was $1,529,687, or $1.21
a
share, compared
income
company
200
The
600
Barney
&
Ohio
Prescott
&
Hutzler
Smith,
Miller
share.
a
1962.
Sons—
&
half
then
had
measure
60 cents
This
$4,498,592
share
a
the
of
President,
and
consolidated
the
total
Inc.
Inc.
Co.,
Co.,
Inc.
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Salomon
Garrett
Merrill,
Co.
&
&
tax
or
$627,000, or 41 cents a common
share, for the 12 weeks ended June 15, 1963.
The company earned
$729,000, or 49 cents a share in the corresponding 12 weeks of
Co.
Co
Co., Inc.—
&
Reid
600
&
&
&
Dickson
Fulton,
Brothers
M.
&
S.
Dain
M.
R.
In
In
share.
200
—
600
Lehman
Carl
J.
600
"Inc
Sullivan
House
the
first
64
higher
history.
quar¬
a
the
totaled
average
net
sales
15%
last
were
in
11%
quarter
Miller,
1963
1963
200
Simmons—
&
cents
the like 1962 period's untaxed earnings of $1,829,955
The
200
—
Inc.
Co.
&
Ellis
Curtiss,
Weeks
&
Bosworth,
600
—_
Peabody
Blunt
600
—_
77
or
of
900,000,
The
300
Baker, Weeks & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus_;
600
$974,647,
were
for
year
income
second
the
on
quarter
1963
and
1962,
cents
to
on
Co.—Reports Record Sales, Net—
consolidated
of
Federal Paper Board Co., Inc.—Net, Sales Lower—
300
Co.
&
if
as
the
late
the
in loanj
a
66
outstanding.
share
per
1838.
p.
net
Arjay R.
item
300
750
197,
Consolidated
300
Moseley & Co.
S.
in
in
quarter
Loan
$300
—
750
Union
&
Hutton & Co._
Inc.
Inc
Dillon,
F.
Inc.__$7,050
Co.
Co.,
Eastman
E.
Corp.—
Co.
&
Boston
Kuhn,
W.
;-r.
announced in.
half
$155,900,000,
Based
originations by State Mutual Savings and Loan Association,
Far West's
principal subsidiary, amounted to $50,499,000, against
$33,923,000 for the like six months in 1962.—V. 197, p. 1837.
(000's Omitted)
Pierce,
and
Higher—
President,
Greene,
share.
a
Amount
(000's Omitted)
Merrill Lynch,
with
names.
Amount
the
Motor
record
period,
comparison, net income for last year's second quarter,
$770,301,
For
subject
forth
H.
requirements
shares
cents
requirements
to
to $4,477,023 or 63 cents
year.—V.
600,000
preceding quarter, John S. Griffith,
the immediately
measure
Federal
to certain conditions of the purchase agreement,
to purchase from the company the principal amounts of debentures
set
Corp.—Net
•"
.
dividend
common
58
or
dividend
Ford
quarter ended June 30, 1963, consolidated net in¬
income taxes was $839,875, equal to 67 cents a share
truer
a
been
have
below
'■..
■
•;
Net
$126,260,683
for
Consolidated
a
second
after
revision
5,474,384 shs.
severally
10,000,000 shs.
$1)
'".:
and Robert
the
restated
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed,
sales
net
the 1,267,875 common shares outstanding.
This followed first
quarter profits of $689,812, equal to 54 cents a share. Earnings for
the second quarter of 1962, which was before passage of the tax
$25,000,000
932,392
-
Equity:
shares
(par
firm's
on
Shareholders'
Common
last
terly report to shareholders.
Outstanding
1988
•;
Financial
West
Chairman,
Long-Term
4%%
:
■
improved over
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
brewing
With a savings and loan subsidiary setting new records
originations, consolidated earnings for the second quarter
come
Debt:
debentures
the
1963,
from
up
income
compared
earnings applicable to common stock totaled $1.30
share, against 1962 six-month figure of $1.29.—V. 198,
■
Far
i963.
CAPITALIZATION
of
$3,666,011
totaled
$77,258,683
against
income
for
the
quarter
was
.
months
common
286.
p.
truck and
30,
months
quarter
earlier.
year
with
preferred
$63,887,651
in
comparison with
the
1962
mid-year net
figure of $61,444,305.
Unaudited net income for this year's
half, after provision of $3,004,000 for income taxes, totaled
$2,886,555, compared with $2,856,932 for the same period in 1962.
Six
Sept.
six
second
equal after preferred
on
5,527,553 average
totaled
BUSINESS—Headquartered
at
739
East
140th St.,
Cleveland,
the company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of
for
934,527
Net
first
Ohio,
a
first
the
in
a
lime
product
stated
Pecaro, President in
stockholders.
average common shares outstanding a year ago.
For
the first half
of
this year net sales
amounted
1963
sales
none
than
sales
share
per
Corp.—Sales Higher—
.
to
1964
proceeds
Brewing
to
report
$73,997,333
285.
p.
interim
Net
as
has announced'• that net sales for the second
totaled $35,275,859, in comparison with last year's
second
quarter net sales
of $34,027,594.
Unaudited net income
for
the second
quarter) after provision of $1,823,300 for income
taxes, was $1,751,954.
Last year's second quarter net income was
$1,737,894.
Earnings applicable to common stock for 1963's second
quarter amounted to 79 cents per share,
the same as the per
common
share
figure for the second quarter of 1962.
,vV
in
However,
less
used
be
progressing
are
company
quarter of
will
proceeds
198,
income
and
aggregates,
cement,:... concrete and
Harvey, Jr., Chairman and George J.
J.
an
compares
The
to banks consisting of $20,000,000 of 4Vs>%
short-term debt to banks which amounted
debt
I.
>
S4,115,693
Falstaff
company's
to 5%
notes and its
to $2,000,000 as of March 31, 1963. Whatever balance of the net pro¬
ceeds remaining will be added to the company's working capital.
PROCEEDS—Net
long-term
budgeted.—V.
and
sales
that
however,
announce,
planned
oversubscribed.
was
namely,
so
July 23, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
New
York, headed an underwriting group which
offered
publicly
$25,000,000 Eaton Manufacturing
4%% debentures due July 15, 1988 at a price of
99%% and accrued interest, to yield 4.40%. The of¬
Monday, July 29, 1963
..
.
be
operated
Cerf,
because
grown
so
President
its
own
the
under
of
college publications,
companies will be merged, and the
name of
Blaisdell Publishing Co.
the
Random
textbook
and
House,
stated
reference
book
the
sale was
departments
rapidly that its directors felt they could not, for the
•
rVWfr.t
Hlltl 'M'T.llMfff b*ir
Number 6285
198
Volume
several years at least, devote the time or the capital necessary
Blaisdell division to realize its full potential.
next
the
for
Net
be
to
is
communication with surface and undersea
to one completed at Cutler, Me., in
military
for
used
and
craft
Australian
13%—
Up 23%; Sales
similar
of
in the 1962 period, an increase of about 13% . Net
estimated income taxes is $1,514,157, an increase of
the net profit of $1,236,539 in the first half of
complany has 2,835,475 shares of common stock! out¬
after
23%
some
over
The
1962.
although the nature of the
company's sales and profits
in the months from June to September, certain orders have been
received earlier in 1963 than in the corresponding months of 1962.
Lucas, President, said that
textbook business produces most of the
Homer
—V.
C.
197,
Net
The
Net 16%
represents
This
period.
$3,863,306.
were
six-month
the
Revenues
1963.
of
the first
revenues of $4,140,577 for
for the comparable period
reported
has
company
months
six
taxes
share
197,
7%
a
in
increase
last year
for
revenue
after providing for Federal income
as
compared to $342,900 for 1962,
profit for this period
taxes,
amounted to $397,505
an increase of 16%.
Earnings per share amounted to 57 cents
same period last year.—V.
197, p. 1634.
Net
with
cents
88
second
which
$234,281,463,
and fees for
facilities
Consolidatd
Imperial *400* National, Inc.—Shows Profit for Qtr.
net
earnings
six
the
for
ended
months
June
30,
and before appropriations to general reserves,
$7,642,600, against $7,070,319 for the same period
a year ago,
according to Warren Lee Pierson, Chairman.
Earnings were equal to 93 cents per share based on 8,175,520
shares
outstanding at mid-year,
as
compared with 88 cents for
the same period
in 1962 based on 8,076,615 shares, adjusted for
a
5%
stock dividend which was distributed April 8, 1963.
Consolidated
assets of
the
corporation at mid-year amounted
to
$1,375,678,754,
to
$1,088,863,237
from
up
the
on
date
same
a
last
Total
outstanding
loans
$936,776,922,
Assets
the
each
of
close
per
13%—
Corp.—Net Up
ended
months
cents
group
half.—V.
that consolidated net income for the
30,
1963, was $7,399,688, equal to 51
has reported
company
three
and loans associations in
reached a new all time high
197, p. 238.
savings
seven
first
with
compared
as
28%.
Financial
the
of
Greyhound
The
the
of
Western
Great
the
at
share
June
an
on
of
average
14,436,102
shares out¬
common
standing.
C.
M.
President,
Frailey,
this
said
with
compares
income
net
jof $6,655,646 for the second quarter of 1962, or 45 cents per share
an
on
is
13%
a
quarter
increase
of
equal
outstanding.
share
first
the
All
1962.
months
six
1963
of
of
half
per
requirements
1963
reflecting
the
ment
same
cents per
earnings per common share
up
22%
over
the first half of
Thus,
were
share earnings figures are after preferred
and give effect to 5% stock dividend paid
dividend
May 31,
Sherwin said,
Mr.
season,
$10,630,317,
was
72
in
common
for
first
cents per common share outstanding.
For
1962, net income was $8,884,752, equal to 59
to
period
the
for
common
"Although steel production is currently
liquidation of inventories built up before the settle¬
labor negotiations, there is not yet any
indication of a significant change in the larger total cargo move¬
ment
expected for this year.
Whereas we were facing reduced
operations it this time last year, we presently
anticipate that
current
operations will remain fairly stable until
the end of
navigation."—V. 197, p. 1316.
;
1962.
income
Net
14,272,892 common shares outstanding.
This
in earnings per common share over the second
of
average
the
the
of
industry's
1963.
Second
the
2151.
For
three
1963,
International Pipe & Ceramics Corp.—Net Lower—
with
;,;<78
cent§
Manufacturing
Co.—Net
has
company
the
six
income
I
—V.
share
per
health,
.j
1963
before
taxes
Net
Federal
for
358,591
income
—V.
287.
p.
July
$0.52
356,649
Angeles
Los
engineering
and
sub¬
Bedford
Warren
to
made,
Wilsdn
but
5
6V2%
Gas
power
uary,
&
Electric
for
San
by the company May 10.
will
was
West
Corp.,
awarded
of
Cape,
a
a
in
$34,880,000
U.
Naval
S.
Australia,
by
with
the
two
Yards
and
support
contract
calls
for
construction
of
13
towers
to
G.
Becker
C
Allyn
&
Japan
Tax
The
W«st
Cape
The
is. an
isolated'peninsula
Qceap'. about 800
miles north of
jutting
Perth,
50
The
business
concerns
into
station is
miles
;
the opinion
H
v
wthjch the
may
consist of loans
evidenced
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
$1)
(par
PRESENT
debenture
FTNANCING
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
46,500 shs.
$150,000.00
$150,000.00
133,333.33
133,333.33
Chemical
&
Corp.
Net, Sales
cents per common share after preferred
shares outstanding, compared with
shares.
quarter's earnings represented an increase over the $4,150,000
based
in
on
first
the
15,293,552
on
1962
15,279,222
quarter
of 1963.
aluminum
ingot and fabricated aluminum products. A year ago
price was 24 cents per pound, whereas since
the price has been 22y2 cents.—V. 197, P» 1783.
the United States ingot
FINANCING
last December
Outstanding
$58,418,000
Kearsarge
•>.
18,575,000
Co.—Preferred-Common
Telephone
Of¬
fered—On
April 16, 1963, the company offered pub¬
licly, with underwriting, 2,500 shares of its 5^%
class B preferred stock at $50 per share, and 477
shares of its common stock at $37 per share.
Net proceeds will be used for construction, equip¬
:
and
ment
19,500 shs.:
8,000 shs.
1,950,000 shs.
800,000 shs.
other
corporate purposes.
164,369 shs.
164,369 shs.
BUSINESS—The company is a public utility engaged in the tele¬
phone business ip the towns of New London, Andover, Boscawen,
Canterbury, Danbury, Franklin, Salisbury, Springfield, Sutton, Web¬
ster and
Wilmot, New Hampshire.
Within its' franchise area as
established by' the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission, the
issuer holds the sole right to furnish telephone service to the pub¬
lic.
The company furnishes' local, extended area
and toll service
1,500,000 shs.
867,168 shs.
connecting with New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., and has
been engaged in the telephone business for over 50 years.
There
have been no changes in telephone rates in the last three years.
prefer¬
165,000
in
cumulative junior
The
it
office
main
and
principal
exchange
of
the
company,
which
is at New London. New Hampshire. It also owns exchanges
Andover and Salisbury. The balance of its plant con¬
sists of telephone lines and other usual telephone equipment.
owns,
in Boscawen,
%
%
'
Inc
Co.
Co
Co.
______
_
North
&
Lemon & Co._
p. 2041.
.—
Kalman & Co., Inc.—
Lehman Brothers
Loewi & Co. Inc
25
5
5
3
10
3
3
CAPITALIZATION
Legislation—
Fund
has
k!t-y*
stock
Common
Newhard, Cook & Co
H. O. Peet & Co.
3
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.— 3
Scherck, Richter Co
3
G. H. Walker & Co
5
White, Weld & Co. Inc
10
3
3
3
3
5
5
•
Class
-
;
•
•
I
a
par)
($50
($50
ago
largest
He said
v„
for the
year
six
to the
poration's history,
fourth
,
* >« ?•
EFFECT
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
drug
M.
wholesaler,
net sales for
1,000 shs.
2,500 shs.
highest level
2,385 shs.
1,000 shs.
months ended
Harold
Outstanding
6,000 shs.
__.
par).
par).
Ketchum & Co. Inc.—Sales
from
been
'i
($25
A
preferred
Class B preferred
—V. 197, p. 1413.
Be Exempted From Foreign
-
GIVING
Authorized
Net sales
Fund Inc.—To
Japan
...
to
a record
high, dollar sales and earnings reflected the lower prices prevailing
par)
issuable
when in
Although shipping volume for the second quarter was at
1978,
advised by the U. S. Treasury Dept.
in substance that, the Treasury would - recommend *the Fund to be
exempt from the provisions of proposed interest equalization tax.
1,300-foot tower.
Indian
company's loan of $7,000
which is evidenced
the
note
in
cents
55
names of the underwriters and the per¬
unsubscribed common stock to be purchased by each
&
&
Fitch,
Johnston,
—V.
197,
frequency radio antenna. Six of the towers will rise 1,000 feet
outer
ring
iy2
miles
in diameter
enclosing
six,
1,200foot
towers
within
a
one-mile
radius.
Both /surround
a
central
North
for
With other SBICs
is desirable.
course
the .small
in 1962.
Earnings amounted to I 32
dividends,
an
the
except
earnings for the quarter ended June 30, 1963, were $6,124,000,
against $9,513,000 a year agOj T. J. Ready, Jr., President, announced.
Net
sales
for
the second
quarter were $114,306,000, down from
7,595,000
par);
which now
Net
very
of
Bureau
the
Kaiser Aluminum
3,999,000
junior
Inc.
Lower—
sold
2,131,500
Co.__
Bateman,
Eichler & Co
B
C
Christopher & Co.__^_
Wm
P. Harper & Son & Co.
E.
F.
Hutton
&
Co.
Inc.—
lump sum contract
communications station at
Navy
had
7,595,000
,
stock
5%
earned
it
1963-78
1963, 693,735
adjusted 867,168 shares
.
low
in
5V2%
A.
Docks here.
The
such
in
subordinated
year
City,
1963-75
,
($20
purchase
competitive
radio
5
UNDERWRITERS—The
subsidiary of
Australian
construction
venture
due
..
centage of the
are
as
follows:
Barret
and
5%
notes
notes,
C.G.C.,
Authorized
notes
authorized
shares;
Bache
joint
in
advances funds
Common
standing Mar. 31,
the project have been
requirements, as well as
Francisco
to
company
sustained.
for
$18,575,000
1963-75
due
preference stock series——•_
Common
stock
($5
par);
out¬
Contract—
manufacturing
American
State
com¬
by promissory
or
debentures which may be convertible into stock or-other
securities or which may be accompanied by warrants or options
to
purchase securities. The company seeks investments in small
business
concerns
which, in the judgment of management, have
growth potential. However, there is no assurance that manage¬
ment's judgment will prove to be correct
or
that losses will not
working
due May 1,
PRESENT
■
stock—($100
A
construction
North
of
Co.
company
The
whose operations have terminated.
by the company to date and presently
form of long-term notes with separate
oi* participation
management
pany
notes
income
Kansas
that
—
'
notes, due
stock
series;
generated by the project scheduled for completion Jan¬
engineering,
Universal
firms,
an
changes in
material
of
the
1966.
Awarded Navy
This
basic
district,
following
the
savings.
Facific
the
no
of
negotiated
was
and
grading
of costs on
certain
construction
Hardeman and district engineers had resulted
both
by
firm
1940.
and
warrants
Investments
Debt:
convertible
Cumul.
ence
TO
cumulative
cumulative
V4 %
shares
president
Wilson,
$45,989/000 submitted
that
re-evaluation
a
changes
design
phases
in the
said
S.
Hardeman
the
apparent low bid of
Mr.
of
insurance.
announced
—
subordinated
Preferred
prising Placer, Sierra and Nevada Counties.
with
in
$115,644,000
Authorized
Capital Stock:
$39,-
to construct
five dams,
two power-houses and
three tunnels on, the Yuba and Bear rivers in northern California.
The
award
was
made by
the Nevada Irrigation District com¬
According
damage
EFFECT
GIVING
notes.
5y2%-6y4%
contract
contract
of
the
by
assets
all
are
purchase
conjunction
or
was
similar
net
company's
Broadway,
3430
also
company
subordinated
Junior
construction
a
at
physical
automobile
Subordinated
Senior
this
26,
a
Long Island-Airports Limousine Service Corp.
be
Headquartered
—
Long-term notes
3%%-57/b% notes,
.
sidiary of Universal American Corp., in joint venture with
Construction Co., Ltd., of Toronto, Canada,
was awarded
500,000
the
30,
June
the sale will be added to
SALE—The
Short-term
Hardeman, Inc.—Awarded Dam Contract—
(Paul)
business
Investment Act
registered closed-end,
Business
is
investment
solely by that corporation's note. The loans made by the company
to
Paradynamics, Inc. and Clayton Marine Industries, Inc. were
made with
other
SBICs
participating. The company will, in the
future,
make loans to or invest in small business
concerns
in
'
4.80%-6%%
On
to
it
$31,402,000,
Jr.,.
Senior Debt:
186,261
$0.85
355,149
/
per share
outstanding
198,
$1,859,000
was
stock
1949.
p.
CAPITALIZATION
177,040
taxes
income
Shares
of
privately $2,000,000 of junior subordinated notes
through A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.
$6,148,271
363,301
301,159
provision
Net
ended
from
and
NOTE
1962
$8,812,306
659,750
sales
Less
Wantagh,
of operations as 'provided in
Administration (the "SBA").
loaned
nominal
only
outstanding
the company is primarily engaged in sales financing, direct
lending to consumers on both secured and unsecured notes and
commercial financing. It also writes credit lif?, credit accident and
1838.
p.
conduct
to
1962
Small
company
Act
Company
area
$10,000
of
sum
has
Mo.,
$0.47
$0.32
Period Ended June 30—
Income
197,
BUSINESS
691,977
stock
common
Hanson-Van Winkle-Munnlng—6 Months' Report—
Net
revenues
Hirsh,
M.
months
Proceeds
476,538
of
dividend)
preferred
197,
1963
of
quarter
on
capital.
1962
1963
taxes)__
(after
Ave.,
The type of investments made
pire Aug. 6. The offering is being underwritten by a
group headed by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc., Chicago.
$48,604,834 $52,877,682
earnings
(after
company's
Stock¬
its stockholders the
right to subscribe for an additional 173,433 common
shares at $7 per share on the basis of one new share
for each four held of record July 22. Rights will ex¬
Handy & Harman—Six Months' Report—
Period Ended June 30—
Net
the
under
The
Interstate Securities Co.—Rights Offering to
the
by Jan. 1.
Moving and start-up costs will continue to affect
earnings for the balance of the year.—V. 197, p. 1838.
Net
Investment
CAPITALIZATION
figures
sales
23,
April
on
York
management
the
$30,981,000.
of
six
the
period.—V.
showing profit for
the current period
include expenses
for moving into and starting up the company's
new
133,000 square-foot plant.
The second section of this plant
is scheduled for completion in October and should be in operation
Net
as
the
holders—The company is offering
foregoing
1958,
non-diversified
$2,616,000, or 96 cents a common share on revenues of $54,This compared with net earnings of $3,306,000, or $1.34
common
share,
on
revenues
of $53,706,000 for the like 1962
a
months.
The
amended.
568,000.
historically
in the last
their report to shareowners, pointed out that
company makes 60%
to 70% of the year's profits
in
dent,
New
of
was
that
reported
by .Allan
revenues
For
Lower—
earnings for the first half of
1963 were $458,447, or 41 cents per share on sales of $13,945,100.
This
compares
with
1962
earnings
during the
same
period of
$484,900.
E. P. Hamilton, Chairman, and R. G. Halvorsen, Presi¬
The
licensed
pany
(SBIC)
the State of
President. For the
period last year, net income was $2,251,000, or $1 a common share
on
Hamilton
second
the
common; share,
a
.announced
$161,214,000.—V. 197,
revenues were
for
income
Net
•
operating revenues totaled $170,852,000.
period last year,
same
compared
were $94,031,000,
months in 1962.
;
revenues
for the same
the first half of
For
p.
1963
quarter
$89,552,000
Wantagh
1228
of
New York on Feb. 26, 1962 (under the
It is a small business investment com¬
—
$1,200,639,688,
were
of
increase
an
Capital
incorporated in
was
Health Capital Corp.).
—
of 24%.
increase
an
year,
Offered—Pursu¬
a
-
earlier, an increase of 26%.
Savings held by the seven
associations owned by the corporation totaled $1,042,012,896 against
year
$842,199,385
$0.21
as
defined in
of New York is
its license from
the Small Business
Such limitation,
however, does not prohibit the company from investing in small
business concerns operating in other states so long as such invest¬
ments
do not
constitute or involve doing business in any state
not included in the company's area of operations so as to require
the
company
to register or otherwise comply with the laws of
such state as a foreign corporation, in which event the company
Interchemical Corp.—Six Months' Report—
would have to apply to SBA for the appropriate permission. To
Period Ended June 30—
1963
1962
the extent that it may be deemed advisable to make investments
Net sales
$72,281,000 $71,949,000 ,i
outside
New
York State,
the
company
expects to diversify and
Net earnings after tax
2,942,000
2,912,000
has in fact diversified its investments geographically. Neither the
Provision
for income tax_
2,900,000
3,119,000
registration of the company under the Investment Company Act
Earnings
per
share
$1.30
$1.30
of 1940 nor the company's license under the Small Business In¬
Common shares outstanding
2,150,591
2,127,944
vestment
Act
of
1958
involves
governmental supervision of
the
—V. 198, p. 287.
management of the company or its investment practices or policies.
The company is subject, however, to examination by the SBA and
Interlake Steamship Co.—Net Down Sharply—
is required to furnish that agency with periodic reports concerning
its activities, income from operations and financial condition. The
The company
has reported that earnings for the first half of
1963
were
$300,313 equal to 61 cents per share.
This compared
company reserves freedom of action to change from a non-diversi¬
fied to a diversified investment company.
with 1962 net income for the same
period of $506,877, or $1.04
i
The company's basic activity consists of rpaking investments in
per share.
small business concerns, as defined in the Small Business Invest¬
Commenting on the earnings so far this year, John Sherwin,
ment
Act
of
1958
and
the
regulations of the SBA, furnishing
President, pointed out that a later opening of navigation on the
lakes as well as a 5%
reduction in iron ore rates brought about
consulting and advisory services to such concerns and the financial
administration of its investments. As of June
15, 1963 the total
the
lower freight revenues
reported by the company.
He added
that the $1.04 per share for the first six months of 1962 included
amount invested by the company in small business concerns was
7 cents per share from the sale of obsolete ships.
$252,000 and the percentage of total available funds so invested
was
approximately 58%. The total amount invested includes the.
In
summing up the company's outlook for the remaining 1963
had consolidated net income before depreciation for
ended April 30 of $249,271, equal to 21 cents
share, Bernard Whitney, President, announced.
This figure, reflecting a 2-1 stock split which took place last
April, compares with a loss of $67,744 for the same period a
year ago.
."/'-r /
/■,- y;
Gross
revenues
from motel
operations increased to $1,238,883
from $639,929 in the first quarter last year.—V. 197, p. 1948.
quarter
first
the
per
' taxes
after
1963,
Y.,
name
; The company
amounted
97,267
380,250
1949.
p.
BUSINESS—Jefferson
N.
for space and defense work and fees.
1635.
p.
—
share
common
198,167
100,900
used for investment.
$222,536,892
included billings of $52,000,000
197,
197,
1962
$4,690,206
July 15, 1963 prospectus, the company offered
publicly, without underwriting, 30,500 shares of its
common stock at $10 per share.
Net proceeds will be
government-owned facilities.
This compares with
for the corresponding 1962 period, which
at
of
sales
billings
shares—————
Jefferson Capital Corp.-—Common
the six months' period
of $71,000,000 covering
for
revenues
includes
at company-owned
work
defense
—
—
per
ant to
of
space and
such
work
—V.
—V.
compares
50 cents.
sales and
operating
taxes—
income
taxes———
Earned
share for the first six months of 1962.
of 1963, earnings were 44 cents on its
with earnings in the second quarter
a
quarter
This
1963
$3,804,581
181,547
93,250
88,297
380,250
$0.19
30—
June
income
on
stock.
7
Co.—Six Months' Report-
Glass
sales——----—-————
before
Common
has reported for the six months ended June 30,
its common stock of 76 cents a share.
This
company
Net
were
Corp.—Net Higher—
Western Financial
,
Ended
Income
Powder Co., Inc.—Net Lower—
earnings
1962
of
cents for
49
against
Net
1,019,037
Period
1948.
p.
Hercules
the
Great
,ig>^,«
Jeannette
370,441
$0.36
Net
net
Net
$12,939,394
697,304
1,023,242
outstanding
shares
of
Number
—V.
.....
1962
■
1,437,890
688,532
$0.67
;
income
common
Goodwill Stations, Inc.—Revenues Up 7%;
1963
$15,691,952
compares
For the
197, p. 2355.
\ '^ /
sales
Income before
The
McCrory Corp., this issue.—V.
:'■>
Period Ended June 30—I
Net
1963,
Acquire Lerner Shares—
Glen Alden Corp.—To
See
will be completed within two years.—V. 198, p. 6.'
618.
p.
of formal advertising.
Haveg Industries, Inc.—First Half Results—
Per
standing.
Ltd. and Hutch-
participants are Concrete Industries,
Proprietary Ltd. of Sydney.
The project
(unadjusted for consigned inventories) were $15,937,416
six
months ended June 30,
1963, compared with sales
$14,150,998
profit
*
legislation bearing on the Fund's investment of the proceeds of its
rights offering which began July 10, 1963 and bxpired July 24, 1963
and on the Fund's investment of the proceeds of sales of securities
in its portfolio.
The recommendation for exemption of investment of proceeds of
sales of the Fund's portfolio securities was designed
to leave the
Fund free to manage its portfolio and would be conditioned on the
Fund's refraining from raising new money from U. S. sources and
issuing no certificate of American ownership in connection with
any sales made by its foreign securities^—V. 198, p. 194.
I
design
in
The contract was awarded after completion
sales
the
for
Bros.
erson
has reported that net earnings were 53 cents per
share for the first six months of 1963, against 44 cents per share
in the first half
of 1962.
company
Net
%«•.»
(383)
1961.
The
I
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
1 .If'
2,500 shs.
Up 8.7%—
30, 1963, increased 8.7%
for any first half in the cor-
June
Altshul,
reported.
President of
the first half of this year rose
the nation's
to $21,348,185
.against $19,643,483 in the corresponding period of last year.
■ ■
Net:income,:-based onvunaudited and estimated figures, increased
LsV v'V"*!
U
■
*
r
''
1
■
8
to
(384)
89 cents per share
months, from $196,684
$200,447,
the
or
past six
479,704
on
shares
common
cents
38
or
for
in
the
share,
per
McKesson
half
./.first
of
1962.
'/■
..,■/.;
.
,
!'
v.1'
/
-v..
\/v
•■;
,
"Based on our results for the first half of 1963, we have every
expectation that we will set another new record in volume for the
year, and show higher net earnings than in 1962," Mr. Altshul
is
stated.—V.
//■'/.
Laboratories
1783.
*
-
.
Corp., this issue.—V.
190, p. 566.
;f:/ V
(E. J.)
Korvette, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—On
July 22, 1963, it was reported that $24,000,000 of this
/!, firm's 5%% notes due Aug. 15, 1983, had been sold
to Prudential Insurance Co. of America.
ing
/
the
founded
in
1932
pharmaceutical
by
Dr.
firms
in
Richard
R.
Venezuela
business
in
Latin
America.
Nolen
Mr.
reported
brandmark.
The
operations
and
products
will
of
be
the
manufactured
firm
will
in
Prices
stiff
it
all
198,
employees
p.. 288.
Laboratories
of
W
:
T//v /'V
Biogen
' >'/•
/
will
he
the
statement mailed to. shareholders, Kroger/proposed
the authorization; of 750,000 - shares/of
,$501 par/value- preferred- ,of
-which 491,276 shares would be designated as Series.
A, and utilized
proxy
iriand
and
President
proposedacquisition.
for. the
,
of Market Basket^
,
v.„
and
of
ance
in
the
whole
a
after
.
McCrory's option after two years into>Glen Alden, common stock at
Shoes, Inc.—Common Offered—On July 24,
the rate of $17.50 per share, and
McCrory
1963,-f Strathmore Securities, Inc., Pittsburgh,1 offered /Might to purchase, for up to $2,500,000 in will have the concurrent
cash/additional shares at
the same price, for a total of
publicly 90,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
.1,000,000 share ownership in Glen
Alden.
$3.50 per share. / '-■///.4;-w//'/;■•>
y1-''-4'*'v;';//'
-BUSINESS—The
Tampa,
Fla.,/was
Florida
::/,i
The
■
Oct..
on
firm
locations
incorporated
3,/1955,/,,,
now
in
located
company,
and
owns
central,
at
under
1310
the
North
laws
//•".,
operates
and
25
retail
the
shoe
northern
'//■
.
stores
east
The
Period
-
ventional
shoe
stores
all
are
Management believes the
market
present
the
/
/
All
'
of
such
'//.
is
and
Leeds
resells
to
/from
the
sublease,.of
suburb
ments
/,
July
store
is
located
debt
PRESENT
Authorized
in
one
install-
'
Common 'stock
<
r
1413.
..
,.://;
The
mercial
The
22,
stock
at
14
on
3,000
210,000 shs.
Lithonia
£
Lighting,
sells
The
symbol
company's
annual
$22,671,011.—V.
197,
sales
have
Period Ended June 30—
sales
-
increased
from
Z
~->V.
:
indicated
:
1963
1963
by
$0.43
increased
over
the
its
earnings
first
half
of
in
the
statewide.,corporation
Six-months
reserves,
>658
six
based
at
$1,978,419
cents a share
on
to
and
t/
i;.
•/,
/./
second
company -
its/history
half
period
of
assets
the
first
Bart
At
the
six
',,1/
diversified
jiear
one
year.—V.
to
198,
«
/
had
for
1962
first
half.
Net
earnings
nearly
all
the
above
197„ p.
set
aside
outstanding
series
due
1983.
accrued
•/
City Bank,
Wall
55
Street,
N.
reserves
1532..'
will
ended
from
June
$241,302
income
Federal
announced
30
amounted
for the
tax
has
company will continue
Investment company.
During
//•
the
.//
aggregate
to
*'
since
it
was
Midland
made at
197,
Grasse
corporate
France1"
Present
wholly
name
be
of Jeffrey
subsidiary.
Martin
p.
sales
of
Zizanie tie Fragonard,
the
twenty
t>y trade
seven
sources in
year
23,
1963,
Inc.,"
Net
excess
$500,000
due
at
p.
with
$1.43
or
a
Six-
year.
$34,523,772 <-in
that
from
the
about
the
1962.
year
a
sales
"Compared
increased
just
with
-last
$600,000,
year,";
while
net
$200,000."
expected the third quarter, also, to
and that Vba-Tring an unexpected down¬
company
ago,
economy
railroad
efficiency.
quarter
up
as
whole
a
protracted
or
work
stoppages
industry,
the fourth quarter should show a good
and
earnings for the last half should be comparable
those
of
the
first half."—V.
197, p. 1785.
Net
proceeds,
estimated at
$1,082,156, will be
vested by the company in securities
qualified as
BUSINESS—The
health
and
1961,
at
the
the
Division
First
cident
289.
of
expected
a
"
that
company/of 2632 McGee St.,
insurance
Insurance
health
-v
198,
in¬
legal
p.
of
its
the
insurance.
Plan
17,
Certificate
State
insurance,
insurance.
Stock
April
on
of
of
a
On
to
July
26,
from
Authority
Missouri
Since
City, was
life, accident
Kansas
as
1961.
the
life,
ac¬
write
receiving
its Certificate
of
has written only health
the company
However,; following
the sale of the shares
stock
being offered,
the
company
proposes
to
also
insurance, as discussed hereinafter.
common
life
The
company
policies.
One
hospital
presently
basic
policy
type
that
writes
the
is
>
two
basic
automobile
'types
of
owner's
insurance
accident
and
provides
indemnity- for^ loss of life or time
and
hospitalization
from
accidental bodily
Injury,
as
the -result
of accidents while
driving or riding within any automobile,. truck
or
bus,
as
therein limited and provided^/and
Is non-cancellable
regulated
>■,•/
added
write
the Joint
on
company
received
company
of
and
accident
write
the
and
guaranteed
providing
$262,500
of
7.
Report—
:
the
80
renewable
and
years
insured's
to
other
family
a
certain
age,
some
policy /forms
85 "years,- and some cover members
named
in
the
policy
in
addition
to
the
The second basic type Is the family
hospital and accident
policy, covering the insured and the members of his family named
therein, providing benefits for loss due to hospital confinement
and
for
other specified expense resulting from /accidental bodily
injury and sickness, to the extent therein limited and provided,
•
-
the
2,614,000
1 2,270,000
.$0.63>$0.5^
policy
From
-
being
1963
"
'
$
$
167,936.000 151,170 000
709 098
basic
}
The,
insureds,
the
in
business
insurance
being
the
of
in
applied
to
such
State
states
only
in
,
solicited
Missouri,
other
than
the. State
of
Missouri,
by mail and' being
only
and
therefore
Missouri
for
the
company
authority
do
to
states.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRE3ENT
FINANCING
'
355,100
333.885
Common stock
538 157
—V. .196,
$0.64
$0.52
.
has
not
business
366 000
share
company
for
accepted onlv
has
....
does
company
343 0°8
;
outstanding
1636.
688,985
of
like.
the
The
539.500
taxes-+v-________
p.
197,
1962
renewable
at
the option
of the
company
only.
types of policies,
the
company
writes several
policies with variations as to;the number of
type of coverage, the extent and amount of coverage,
these
different/forms
applications
Authorized
p.
reported
a
Net
1962
(par
$1)_
r
•
900,000 shs.
Outstanding
817,750 shs.
2477.
National
(Robert) Mitchell Co. Ltd.—Shows Profit for 1st
Half
„
$35,004,277 ^compared
operating
were
in
the
and
3,182,000
2,605,000
I
income taxes
after
-W.
/
'•
July 23, 1963, ^Cantor, Fitzgerald "& Co.,
208 So. LaSalle St., Chicago, offered publicly
125,000 shares -of this firm's -common stock at $10
per share.
••
;
i
per
Fragonard
of
;
taxefr
Earnings
stated
"
••
Inc.,
/
-i
Fragonard *of
old
share
•
signed
i
National Central Life Insurance Co.—Common Of¬
of
all
2153.
Average shares
f>nor of the resPected Parfumerie
American
per^nnum^6 "S
will
owned
then
$735,529 or. $1.18
a
share
in
the
$539,998 or 86
cents
a
share
a
sales
were
$19,258,790 against, $18,-
•/:
•
"second
said
with
in
Factors Corp.—Six Months' Report-
beiore
Federal
The
$26,206,832
also
/
Period Ended June 30—
Net
M?rtln ttlmmel, President
new
&
greater
improve
$51,887,000 $50,442,000
5,787,000 *
4,884.000
taxes-
Volume
existence
1,588,369
share earnings
outstanding.—V. 197, p.1 2153.
said that all of the company's division improved
performance in the second-quarter this year and that the
earnings resulted in large part from better, product mix
-He
■/
-
taxes____
Mill
Martin, Inc.—Acquisition-
.;:
cents, on
per
in
and
—V.
$36.75 per share, through
Co., Inc., Chicago.—V. 198, p. 288.
A. G. Becker &
/
.
,
with
quarter
were
and
has
,
198,
is
/'.•
_
before
earnings—
Earnings per common
secondary
into
dompany,
treatment-as.
'
-sales-
Earnings
Income
Offering—On July 22, 1963, it was
reported that a
offering of 62,000 'shares of this firm's
unusual
recovery
Aug.
during this period.—V.
Period Ended June 30—
Net
Manufacturing Co.—Secondary
contingency
a
Mr. tKissell
said,
/earnings
by the semi-annual report/the
investments In eight companies for hn
$2,329,293.
to
after 15 .years.
of earned premiums
losses which might-result
company
investments for insurance companies in Missouri.
on
Net
Cement
/—
/he
•
Y.—V.
-.
the
to
compared
Second
gain
covered
of
investments
shares
1,538,369
quarter
ago.
their
in
from
' v/
.
Miles Laboratories, Inc.—Six Months'
1'
:
./.;./:
new
contributions
to
insured.
7
$53,375 per share through Lazard
Freres & Co.; New
York.—V. 197, p. 1950.
commitment
previous
Marathon Oil
Co.—Secondary Stock Offering—On
July 23, it was reported that 100,000 shares
of this
/firm's outstanding common stock
had been sold at
(Jeffrey)
-
.;;/'/
line bonds
will be made
tax
1963.
Castings Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
"earnings/amounted
month -sales
earnings for the six months'
$252,730 or 17 cents per share,
period last year. No provision for
for
to pay
reserve
'
to
made
of
regulations,-50%
Earnings for the first six months were $892,905
share, compared with $970,689 or $1.55 a share last
that
qualify
six-months
consummated
company
be
same
been
to
half
has reported gains in both .sales and earnings for
quarter of 1963.
•.;
his/ letter
to
shareholders, Carter Kissell,
President,
said
;666,387."
.'
Payment
current
available
insurance
incorporated in Missouri
interest.
first
fered—On
has called for redemption
6V4%
first mortgage pipe
The'company /has
period
up
./■
company
Authority to
for
'V:'"
second
year
Midland Capital Corp.—Net
Higher—
resources
July.
30, 1963, before appropriations to
$1.37 a share, compared with
$1,357,the
company
National
Lytton, ..Chairtime, the
3,618,938
'
'the
insurance written for
made
are
in this
the
on
second
same
holding company said
passed $400,000,000 in
.
a
The
.
$27,978,446
.102.
r
/
p.
in
Government, when
Wisconsin
26c
the
the
greatest
$2,839.197,: Of
-•.•i//'
communications
ago.
increase
National
pipe
47/«%
106.26 % *plus
months
'/
.
,
National City Bank, New
York, has been appointed trustee,
and registrar for the company's first
mortgage
182.650
setting aside ?a /provision of $275,000 for
taxes.
However, In the opinion of management
projections, only nominal taxes will be accruable
stock
of
agent,
bonds
its
: $2.80
3,570,508
outstanding
-■/;';
12,541,000
10,614,000
$2.92
prolonged depression,
>
:
/
.
share earnings for the first ho If were 38
shares outstanding.
Last year, MGIC reported
..of
enjoyihg
was
with
1963.
increased
revenues
preceding
line
.12,882,000
10,886.000
/.Per
net income for "the first 26 weeks of 1963 ended
of -$1,838,228, equal to $1.03 per common share. This
with $1,021,655 or 57 cents per common share,
dame
paying
.
common
from
of
-
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line
Co.—Appointment—
192il-41
State
/• ./
2563.
p.
placed
are
to
period
compares
First
June
or
earnings—V.
Marquette
amounted
'
record
30,
"Mor-the
*
»/
the
in
coast-to-coast,
reported
-
present
year-end
that
strength
the
in
The
after
are
Income
returned
.
<
months
Federal
,
earnings to
were
94
or
the
: '"•/
$0.54
1962,
and President, informed
stockholders.
founder of the nation's fifth
largest
of
1963
corresponding
r
To Redeem Bonds—
man
•
.
six
'figure
1962
share
46%
the
'
equal Lhe
This
374,791
277,925,000 266,525,000
f". / 7 "
"" :/ .-' /
^
and
-
shares,
common
account
reserve
turn
$3,354,505
1784.
The--company
■
per
in expanding its present
business, developing new products
markets, and searching for profitable operations which could
acquired.
/ v.'", ,■//•'/
;■ / >/■,-/'
/V/,c-Z
/../-/;•/ '
>
the
of
26%
a
Under
use
•June
foreign
-
share
per
Federal
to
with $8,333,319
share.;.
Lauenstein/.reported that the second half of 1963 would
operating earnings of 14% of. sales -achieved in the
months. He pointed out that the
company would under¬
write expenses of
£^bout $250,000 to start-up its Danvers plant
to produce
sodium borohydride,/ Earlier plans called for a more
limited-scale
start-up
this "year." Marketing
progress,' however,
Justifies the added expenses which will result in a small operating
Lytton Financial Corp.—Net
Up 46%—
of
compares
$1:49
June .30,
in
were
Mr.
/to
$822,844
297,592
151,998
145,594
*
p.
ended
$220,587,259
sales
amounted
is
$3,137,088
_—
197,
half
to
earnings
Hydrides Inc.—Net Higher—
.7
before income tax
Income taxes ___—i
income
Earned
per
first
net
the
$113.-
were
-•
This
1950.
shares,
1963
the
1962
1963
equal
ago,
30,
Metromedia, Inc.—Net Up Sharply—
Net
Net
the
p.
in
30.
share.
per
year
June
and
Littelfuse, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
'
period
/■/'"'.'
June
and
ended
company
Gross
-Net
5,511,791 common
comparable period.
corresponding
a
quarter
on
quarter ended
ended
second
.
loss
/Federal,
.71962
,J'"/
.
A
the
/fin
its "fluorescent
2153.
p.
r.•.'
/
for
v
'>"•/'• JI963
"
private enterprise counterpart of the Federal Housing /Adminis¬
tration, six-year-old MGIC is the largest private insurer of'conven¬
tional home mortgage loans In the
country and the only firm of
its kind operating on a nationwide
basis.
/
//-/„
After provision for current and deferred
taxes, first half earnings
were
$595,646, against $404,921 reported a year earlier.
The de¬
ferred tax provision is an estimate of the amount
payable to the
^
for
this
-
amount,. $1,815,414 is in cash and short-term securities.
He.,
reported that MHI was seeking opportunities to put these assets
lighting fixtures to ap¬
proximately 700 electrical distributors throughout
the.country. The
company believes it is the second
largest manufacturer of fluores¬
cent fixtures for-commercial
buildings. During the past 12 years,'
/.the
30—
-,V:.
taxes
197,
that
K be
/
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp.—Net Up 46%
President Max % karl has announced a 46
increase in earnings
of
first
ticker
—V.
■
/
this
-
shares.
cents
80
during
half
for
197,
financial
the
opened
Earned
dent,
364,978
income
net
a
shart.~-y. 196,1 p,/2279,'
Net income
.
American-Stock.Exchange admitted to listing and
1,171,001 common shares of Lithonia
Lighting, Conyers,
manufacturer of fluorescent lighting fixtures ..for
com¬
and industrial
buildings.
;
///./,;//■//'./; ■/,/./
LLI.
$15,562,577, yielding
or ;$2.92'A.
Sales
has reported earnings after taxes of
$102,744 on
$1,191,577 for the first six months of 1963.
Earnings
per share for the period were 30 cents up from 27 cents
per share
loss In the first half of 1962.k,/ .(
r/.,
;
'
/.:«*
In his report to stockholders, 'Milton
C.-.lLauenstein, Jr., Presi- i
sales
not
Julj^
to
second
period
sales
Metal
Terrace,
Lithonia Lighting, Inc.—A. S. E.
Listing—
On
first
same
Net
to
dealings
glass boat producers' 1963 sales as
Consolidated "Sales for :the fifst nine
were
June
'
income
/
in¬
an
Lerner Stores
-Corp.—Proposed New Stock Interest
See McCrory Corp., this issue—V.
195, pi.: 2822. '■■*•**"■[
/Georgia,
the
For
1962.—V.
6O,O0o shs.
/
..
the
$223 890.811, -against
■
500,000 shs.
the
>'/
$158,427
•
warrants
par
equal
for
$4,452,989
$7,228,831, equal to $1.28
Outstanding
W_i__ ,__:•-'//
year
($1
with
outstanding
the
For
FINANCING
______
1962,
sales
147,604.
'//''■
TO
////v;
including
payable
Temple
.•/(/EFFECT
'
in
to
year
of. $591,803
Ended
Number
> v-
company.
$111,182,993.
in
store
1,
Net
affiliated
an
compares
.average
i
r/"
debt__
p.
its
"
small-volume-of-sales
GIVING
Common/stock
—V.. 197,
in
under
as
Tampa.
of
J-V/
Long-term
y
it
the
"
This
"7
Short-term
i,
to
operates
hand
one
subtenant.
Florida,"
''/
value
'V.
all of the purchasing of merchandise and
to its individual
subsidiaries at its cost. In ad¬
small portion of the company's
earnings is derived
CAPITALIZATION
-
of
department
of
This
does
very
a
is
Leeds Shoes.
name
glass
June
assets
company offer for sale men's,
well as various accessory lines,
bags. The hosiery is sold in the
Hosiery Co. of Burlington, N. C., which
shoes,
dependent
;
by
ladies'
DeLoach
same
a
shoe
store.
concessionaire.
Shoes,
the
dition
and
by
hosiery
a
operated
children's
stores
leased
department
stores
hosiery
as
firm's
Leeds Shoes
name
The
areas;
the
the
women's
v
of
name
operated under the
Net
dividends,
of Florida. Of the 25
stores,/nine are of the self-service discount
type; 15 are conventional retail shoe stores and one is a leased shoe
department in a deprtment store in Clearwater, Florida. The con¬
.//•'
Co.—Quarterly Report—
company
ended
sections
and
'!■" •'•'.v./'/* //•'
fiber
down.
are
fiscal
J.
-Provision
has reported that earnings for the second quarter
30, 1963 amounted to $4,027,571 equal, after preferred
to 71 cejlts per share on 5,553,321 common .shares, the
average outstanding during the period.
Included is a nonrecurring
profit of 10 cents per share resulting from the sale of certain
in various
coast
the
Fair
model
contrast/to
its
taxes
|
ia
Mead Corp.—Net Lower—
nea:
and
World's
/////;:■■"•■/■':•;''
..
of
the
buildings
the
(Philip) Morris,-Inc.—First Half Results—
consummated, Glen Alden ^contemplates a cash
offer for the remaining common stock of Lerner at
substantially .the
/same price
($39.58 per Lerner share after the dividend of $i.85
per share payable Sept. 15, 1963 *to - record -holders of Lerner on
July 24).—V. 197, p, 1532.
/^»;./y;;
St.,
of' the 'State
/
western
22nd
.1964
which
of
i.
;
new
as
truck
.61%/in
^months
Leeds
for- repayment of
for
such
in
MFG fiber glass boats
figure importantly
quarterly sales record. Boat division -sales thus far for 1963
this
are. up
'
•liet -proceeds, estimated at $252,000, will be used
debt,'expansion, »and working cap:i£| // ital. /"t /////>/;;/'"
created
developments
188, p. 248.
unusually
However,
limited.
somewhat
body operations at Ashtabula, Ohio, the MFG Boat.
Linesville, Pa., Tray Division. //
/;>vm", / •/
According to Robert S. Morrison, President,-the
excellent>accept-
'
,
sale
being
rather
.
to
^Division and :the
v
the
new
projects.—V.
been
improve
may
.
subject
company's molded fiber
•auto
,
After
of
have
been
The -company has reported the best
quarter in its history with;
sales of-$5,982,922 for the three. months
ended May 31/ and net
income after taxes of
$297,333 or $1.41 a share. These-figures rep¬
resent the consolidated reports, for the
.
7
profits
conditions
demand
Molded Fiber Glass Body;
v
of Glen; Alden, and Meshulam Riklis, Chair"/man of - McCrory.'. ■
The contract of sale, signed
Jiily 23 following approval by both
Boards of directors, it to be submitted for
./ .,///,•/■'<
stockhoider approval at'
/
•
> Under the terms of the proposed
meetings presently planned for the early Fall. '/■
acquisition, Kroger will exchange
>■z-^ !" ''//>•■
*.//one share of its .new 4.3%
The transaction
preferred stock for each two?shares of
would/result in the receipt by McCrory. of .over
,/
Market ,Basket common stock./Each share
of Kroger's proposed
$56,000',000rof; whieh approximately r$35,009,000 will-be. payable by
?-Glen Alden ,in .cash upon delivery of the-1 Lerner shares After the/-/preferred stock will be convertible into 1 »/2 shares of Kroger; com/■
Imon stock at any time .within 10/years after the issuance of the
/stockholders'/approval,/and .more than $6,000,000 cash by way of
;
dividend from Lerner.
The balance of
preferred stock—V. .198, p.-102. /;•>:/;.. '/■, /■/'*;".;■///"«:.
$15,000,000, payable on or
/w.-;: /////.-//■/' //.v//.;*.*'"/-/^
7///;/:'////-, //.///:/;/ > before/twelye/years from the /closing /date, .will be convertible at
/
the
have
The loan, guaranteed
by the Mitsubishi Bank Ltd.,
Tokyo, will be used for plant expansion,
additional
equipment and working capital.
V " / t
Venezuelan.
•;
Corp., holder of 98% of the common stock of Lerner
Corp., has agreed to sell Its 1,263,617 Lerner shares;to. Glen
Corp., it was announced, on July 23 by Albert A. List, "Chair-
Alden
'
that
by
.
products
that it had privately
placed $3,000,000 in
15-year guaranteed dollar promissory notes for this
Tokyo company. > /
McCrory Corp.—To Sell Lerner Shares—
-/-//•///.< V /./•■/;;//•
firm's
nounced
McCrory
Stores
the
Mitsubishi Rayon Co., Ltfi.—Notes Sold
Privately—
On July 23,
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co., New York, an¬
-
virtually
.
of
possibility
management with technical.^assistace Trom McKesson Labo-.ratories. ;In line with McKesson's international partnership policies,
—V.
a
net loss of $43,004, after
$51,000 depre¬
of 1962.
While there has been a
slight
of; sales, the
company has made
a
substantial
in
its
overhead
costs,
S.
C.
Holland, President and
Director, stated." / '
/ "Z •/ ! " •.
•
' "
>1
felt
other
Vene¬
under
with
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
volume
competition!-and
is
future
Caracas, /Vene¬
continue
in
Managing
was
that
compared
reduction
Ball,
and
zuelan
'The company has" set'Aug. *7,lfl963," for'-the special
meeting of
the shareholders in Cincinnati to /vote on a previously ^announced
plan to acquire Market Basket, a supermarket chain in California,
."and to authorize 750,000 shares of a new cumulative convertible
In
oldest
zuela,
was
-/preferred -stock.//' /•/•
Biogen,
the
as
increase
jointly-owned firm will soon introduce about 100 pharmaceutical
products to be sold under their generic names and the McKesson
The financ¬
Kroger Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
:
of
one
national
arranged by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
New 'York.—V. 197, p. 2356.
.
/; *-./
{
11963
>,
ciation, for the first half
incorporated
in
1935.
The
firm's
modern
pharmaceutical
plant, constructed in 1956, is well equipped to a variety of dosage
formi!, including injectibles amd biologicals...Laboratories Biogen is
currently marketing a broad pharmaceutical and biological line.
McKesson's
50/50 ownership of Laboratories Biogen with the
Ball
family,
fourth -generation -Venezuelans
of
English
descent,
represents a significant extension of McKesson & Robbins' inter¬
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Sells Assets—
SedbUrg
See
*
50%
a
first
197, p.
Kinsman
:
Inc.—Acquisition—
acquired
interest in Laboratories Biogen,
C.A.,
of
Caracas,
Venezuela,
according
to
a
statement
released
by Herman C. Nolen, McKesson's Chairman.
full
'
Robbins
&
The company has
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
income
Distillers
for
figure and
&
Chemical
Corp.—Net Higher
the
was
second quarter this year increased over the
substantially higher than for the initial three
net
viding $30,000 for depreciation,' for
profit of $91,746, after prothe six/months ended June
30,
Continued
on
page
49
Volume
198
Number
6285
> ; The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(385)
s.V~
Name of Company
&
D
Dividend
tables.
nounced
during the current
second
a
announcements are grouped in two separate
the first we indicate all the
dividends an¬
In
table in
which
Then
week.
show
we
ously announced, but which have
the
3%%
ABC
AMP,
Inc.,
Aeroquip
Air
Corp.
endorsed
Corp.
Co.
Parking
Class
A
snares
(quar.)
Deita
4.52%
Alison
Co.
of
9-
3
5
7 V2C
preferred
V
(quar.)
$1.05
<1010-
Stores
4%
Corp.,
preierred
$1.23
10-
1
1
9-0.2
8-15
8-
9-10
8-
8-13
American
&
American
75c
10-21
6%
Note
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
Export
American
Class
common
Publishing,
com.
10-
1
9-
1
9-
3
Meter
Co.
8c
9-12
9-
3
30c
9-13
8-15
8-
8-30
8-
Power,
new
A
Arwood
Atlas
(quar.)
Corp.
(increased).
Corp.
&
Gossett
7%
9-16
8-30
10-
8-15
1
8-
9- 1
8-
1
9-14
8-12
8-12
8-
2
10c
8-23
8-
6
8-31
8-
2%
8-23
8-
9-30
9-13
6
15c
8-10
7-31
17 Vac
common
8-30
8-
5
37 V2C
9-
3
8-
5
$1.75
10-
1
9-
6
preferred
25c
10-
1
9-20
$1.40
4V«%
Bliss
preferred
(E.
Blue
(quar.)
W.)
10r
1
9-16
(quar.)
$1.06(4
(quar.)
15c
Co.
Bonnet
Raceway,
Inc.
(initial
1
9-16
8-30
8-15
Pure
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
14c
Stores
1-17
8-31
8-15
7c
5-27
7-26
$5.50
preferred A
&
Brown
Bruck
Mills,
(quar.)..:
Fintube
Sharpe
Brunning
Buek
(Charles)
(From
Co.
net
15c
:
"
.1
t30d
*
(quar.)
8-
9-15
8-15
9-
-15c
__
5
8-
8-15
8-16
1
1
"
1
5c'
investment
Co.
income)
3
8-
•'<'
9
2
8-
9
7-26
10c
Industries
Burns
J.)
1
8-
7
9-25
9-
5
30c
(quar.)
International
9-
15c
(quar.)
9-
8-
2
1
10c
Corp.
9-30
25c
(quar.)
California
Electric
Ink
Power
(quar.)
10-21
22c
(quar.)
9-
9
9-27
5%
preferred
5%
convertible
preferred
preferred
Cameo-Parkway Records,
Canadian
(From
Fund.
net
Canadian
General
Canadian
Power
(Increased
Cannon
B
Capital
class
A
Brush
&
preferred
Mines,
5%. preferred
:
Corp.,
Central
Mining
American
Chance
(A.
&
B.)
Common
4(4%
Investment
Corp.,
Spin-off
8-15
8-31
8-15
8-31
8-15
7-10
8-10
7-30
25c
(one
$4.40
Bend
of
shares
Co.,
Line
Commercial
Credit
Natural
Commonwealth
Telephone
Community
Connecticut
Hotel-
Light
Continental
(Houston)
Continental
Freightways
&
Crown
Steel
Cork
&
'i
9
8-
9
9
8-
9
8-
7
7-26
7-15
8-
9
9-11
10-
1
9-17
10-
1
9-17
8-
1
7-25
(quar.)
40c
9-30
8-30
9-30
8-30
27V2C
(quar.)
$2
33c
20c
8-
7-26
7-31
5
10-
;
1
9-
3
9-16
25c
9-, 3
7-19
9-
3
8-15
'
9-
2
5%
Illinois
Indiana
88-
1
8-
1
8-
9
9-
3
8-15
9-30
9-16
National
1
7-23
1
7-23
National
8-
1
8-
8-
9
10-
1
9-
9
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-
9-
3
9-
$2.40
Newport
9-
North
9-
8-
1
9-
3
99-
6
25c
8-22
8-
8
9-
8-23
9-10
6
8-
1010-
1
5(4%
7-31
7-24
Johnson
10-
10-21
Oak
9-
1
8-
7
7
10-
1
9-16
Ohmart
10-
1
9-16
Olin
6c
8-20
7-31
Oliver
10c
9-16
9-
5
Onyx
:
9-10
8-31.
9-10
8-23
8-15
7-31*
5%
A
8-26
8-
2
Outbound
Joseph
&
Feiss
50c
$1.05
12-16
3
11-15'
8-12
Finance
8-16
9-
1
8-16
$5.75
9-10
8-30
Pacific
'
-
$1.25
17 VaC
25c
.
9-
5
9-30
9-16
c
9-
2
8-15
$1.12(4
$1.13*4
9-
2
8-15
9-
27c
32 (/2
2
8-15
9-10
8-14
7-22
7-
8
7 (4 c
9-16
9-
3
7-29
10c
(quar.).
Corp.
—
8-12
25c
9-
6
8-
12 (4 c
______—
9-
5
8-22
1%
9
8-
8-16
1
10c
8-23
8-
9
30c
—
10-15
10-
1
33c
Thrift
(quar.)—.—
$1.50
40c
9-20
8-
8-
Parvin
(from
Fund
10c
(quar.)—
9-
3
8-
1
$1.75
9-
3
8-
9-
9
8-
9
5c
9-10
lie
7-26
7-25
t9c
Ltd.
8-
1
Life
C.)
7-31
t25c
8-
1
7-24
?25c
8-
1
Insurance
7-24
30c
Steel Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
8-
8
9-11
9-10
8-
9
1
9-
6
$1.25
Co.
—
10-
25c
8-
9
8-
$5
1
Stock
preferred
50c
Ltd.,' class
A
;
(quar.)
(quar.)—___— v'
9-16
8-30
25c.
10-15
9-30
*6Vic
8-31
8-
20c
9-13
8-29
Poor
&
Primex
(qqar.)_.w_—
—±.—,
,'3a:
9
2nd
9-13
8-
7-25
40c
10-
9-
17(4 c
10-
9-13
9-
8-16
4c
9-13
9-
3
20c
(quar.)_.
Corp.
Electric
(quar.)
8-20
8-
2
Rubber,
dividend
share
new
(one
for
common
Company
Equities,
6
3
8-20
3
8-15
8-16
(quar.)
__L_—
conv.
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
9-
3
9-
3
10c
8-16
-
8-16
class
B
20c
9-30
9-
3
8-15
8-
i
8-15
—
voting
8-
1
9-
8-
9
non¬
trust cer¬
held)
25c
2
—
(monthly)—
pfd.
8-16
3
9-
$1.25
5c
(quar.)
new
►
8-30
9-30
12-
$1.20
com.
(initial)
class A
lVa%
—
„—...
(quar.)
99-
9-10
15c
each
7-20
9-13
75c
33c
share
1
9-30
8-
20c
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)...
4%%
preferred
35c
—
—
Power
37 Vac
(quar.)...
Co.
(Del.)
(quar.)
Electric
Procter-Silex,
10-
31 (4c
—
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.).
Coke & Chemical,
preferred
(quar.)
Plymouth
10-
Industries—
preferred
Potomac
9-13
1
$1
IOC
(initial)
dividend
$4.80
8-30
"
common
Telephone
tificate
——
•
9-15
$1.16
Co.
prior
9-10
9-10
9-27
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pittsburgh
8-23
62 Va c
com.
8-16
9-27
*
common
Pioneer
7-29
25c
(quar.)
Line,
pfd.
Co.
Tool
Philadelphia
Co.
C.)
Pipe
7-24
8-30
IOC
—
Co.,
&
Tube
Phelps-Dodge
—
5%
(increased-quar.)
,
Penn Fuel
Gas,
Inc., $1.50 pfd.
(quar.)..
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear,
7%
pfd. (quar.)
Pfaudler
Permutit, Inc.
(quar.)
New
8-23
(from investment in¬
'
8-16
7-31
4%
Dohrmann
Pendleton
Inc.—
Ltd.—
(s-a)
8-15
1
—_—
Eastern
(S.
Peerless
5
t60c
pfd.
Ltd
2
6 (4 c
(increased-quar.)
Peabody Coal Co.,
5%
convertible
net
99-
Lines
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4.64%
Parker
6
8-15
preferred
4%
8-31
7-21
1
8-31
2
dividend
Panhandle
7-30
preferred
(quar.)
9-
25c
common
Mortgage
Stock
9-11
series
East
65c
$1.43%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
dividend
Palomar
8(4%
—
Co.
8-
(quar.)—_—i_[_:
Co.
Products
Stock
8-23
6
f.
s.
Far
Package
voting
Douglas,
8-15
7-12
Industries—
Kelly
2
5
25c
,
Pacific
1
City Southern
Common (quar.)
Kellwood
88-
—
(quar.)
"
9-
2
1
8-15
$1
...
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Marine Corp.——<
Paper
1
4.- % non-cumulative
.
9-
8-
27c
common....—
(quar.)_
Co.
Oxford
8-
Canada,
Kansas
$1.12 Va
Chemical
9-
Laughlin
series
8-31
10-10
1
:(quar.).—
Chemical
Tyrone
15c
:
N.
9-30
10-31
RR.—
(extra)
Corp.
Mathieson
■
——
Johnson
8-23
J17V2C
(quar.)_
9-16
25c
(quar.)
&
Jones
&
Co.
Manufacturing
J8c
20c
5
8-30
8-31
9
t$0.3594
(quar.)
8-
9-20
9-
(resumed)
preferred
8-16
9-20
Co. (Milw.)
(quar.)
13 %c
Services,
Standard
(Greensboro,
31 Vic
preferred
8%
8-23
8-16
8-30
55c
—;—
Worcester
3
32 V2C
—
...
Service,
(quar.)
Pharmacal
9-
9-20
$1.43%
(quar.)
common
Public
&
8-
1
2
44c
National Insurance
Norwick
3
88-
33c
common
(quar.)
Norwich
9-12
8-15
37!/aC
preferred
Stock
8-
6
preferred
8-15
9-
2
;;5; 8-16
$2
gains)
Service,
Gas,
8-23
25c
income)
pref.
Natural
3
45c
(quar.)
com.
8-12
10c
income)
(quar.)
3
8-15
8-
7-22
8-26
of Calif.—
Corp.
Railway (quar.)
Bancorporation, common (quar.)
conv.
preferred
(quar.)——__
9-
Barge
partic.
.
capital
9-
50c
8-14
8-23
7-25
10c
Pacific
Northwestern
9-15
4
9-
t
t>
Dock—
Dry
Quarterly
9i-15
1
1
8-12
60c
Public
preferred
5.75%
2
9
8-27
25c
Northwest
4.50%
88-
$15
(quar.)
9-12
lie
$1.25
tax
Participating
8-15
Inc.
...
5%
(from
Northwest
8-16
4
8-23
>18o.%»
i.
&
investment
Indiana
Northern
6
9-30
9-
8-15
50c
preferred
4.40%
7-15
9-30
8-30
{,20c
shares
com.
(quar.)
Investment
(from
6%
9-16
6V1C
A
Shipbuilding
American
(quar.)
.
&
Inc.
Northern
6
3
7-19
15c
(quar.)
J.),
News
9
9-
1
(quar.)—
(John
Common
8-16
1
$1.50
Securities
Tug
Paper
8-
8-
40C
Quarterly
8-19
7-31
9-10
class
preferred
Northwestern
-
7%
Island
Corp.,
1
9-27
17 Vac
(resumed)
quarterly payment on,
Inc.
(quar.)
Fund,': Inc._
Neptune
Meter
Co.,
common
Nesbitt
9-27
9-
15c
$1.12 Va
Don,
8-23
40c
(quar.)
of
&
Initial
8-28
10-
—
(quar.)
Research
8-16
3
8-15
Chemical—
Sugar-Refining
6
9
8-15
9-16
Co
Securities
9-11
8-
9-16
56 Vtc
20c
pfd.
Nelson
6
8-15
6%
Starch
Nelly
3
$1.06(4
(quar.)
Machinery
Nekoosa-Edwards
5
9-
Corp.—
National
Video
8-15
1
75c
Rubber
National
8-15
9-13
9-
30c
Terminal,
5
9-16
10-15
25c
Chemical
par
9-16
1
30c
Co
Marine
10-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
1
Antonio)
(quar.)
8-
35c
(quar.)
in¬
(quar.)
Co.
National
common
Stock Fund
Book
Register
8-26
5c
Service
Mutual
co
(San
Commerce
•
25c
7-19
»5c
1
(quar.)
)
OS
ordinary
(from
Corp.
4(4%
Co.,
come
5
8-22
8-30
$1.29
Harvester,
Investors
8-
25C
1
$1.16
Petroleum
Investors
8-16
8-16
9-30
9-
8-16
9-12
National
7-19
9-10
50c
quar.) v.-: ;•••
(increased
A
(quar.)
of
Lead
8-
»5C
(quar.)
Diversified
7-26
6
50c
.
preferred $50 par
(quar.)
National Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd.
(quar.)
8-
50c
—
15c
common
preferred $100
National
20C
(quar.)______
International
Investors
6
8-15
8-
(quar.)
Common
(increased)
(increased)
International
Interstate
9-
9-16
27 VaC
4(4%
15c
common
Foundation
investment
7-29
9-27
30c
(quar.)
9-10
6
Co.
Blank
4(4%
3
22 Vac
1...
Co.
(quar.)
Shares, Ltd.—
Steel
Institutional
-
9-16
8-
5
Distillers
-
Institutional
30c
1
9-27
5c
5
Co.
Common
8-15
25c
common
&
10-
45c
(quar.)
(Bait.)
9-16
2
National
10c
(quar.)
Finance
$1.10
1
10-
8-
1
9-
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
income
7-29
$1.15
9-
1
15c
(quar.)
Public
Industrial
45c
50c
pfd.
8-
Imperial Tobacco of Great Britain & Ireland
American
deposit receipts
(interim)
less
British
7-15
7-29
8-26
Casket
$1.25
.;
Brick
Works
1
8-15
8-15
5c
Bank
National
r
C.)
Co.,
8-
8-15
15C
(quar.).
class
Inc.,
National
30c
r—,I*
Wisconsin—
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
3
6
12-
12 VaC
Corp.
Tool
10c
(quar.)
.
7-30
50c
(fluar.)
Refractories,
preferred
Hubinger
9-
9-
9-20
J25c
([quar.)—
class
Hardart
&
30c
Quarterly
$1.50
(increased-quar.)
Furniture Co.—
Jefferson
40c
f.
8-15
National
8-22
"
>-
$4.20
2
8-15
:
82% c
Insurance
JJii. •i.KlVj
8-
18 %c
(increased)
.
3
9-25
$1
Co., Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-
20c
(quar.)____-
Corp.
Ltd.
9-
8-15
$1.75
Industries,
7-31
37 Vac
!—
(quar.)
Carpets Ltd., common
preference
(quar.)
Harvey Stores, class A
Hastings Manufacturing Co
Inland
Seal
Crown Zellerbach
9-
35c
(quar.)
Refrigeration
convertible
9
(reduced).______
Copperweld Steel (quar.)
Mills
8-
20c
...
Imperial
9
$1.25
Quarterly
Cosmos
9-
(interim)
(quar.)
(Pa.)
Pa.)
Life
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Copeland
7-25
7 V2C
(quar.-).—
Copper
6
8-30
56 Vic
Co.
Power
American
5
8-
9-16
L
(quar.)
Connecticut Nat'l Bank (Bridgeport, Conn.)
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York (quar. )
Consolidated Financial Corp.: (quar.)
Consolidated
8-
9-3
$1.12'%
Gas
(York,
&
8-15
65c
(quar.)
Commonwealth
7-19
80c
5% %
Horn
5
—
20c
Harding
Hemenway
5(4% conv.
$1.10
commoja
1
8-31
45c
—
(quar.)
AA
Co.
7-30
(quar.)
Co.,
41/2%- preferred
8-
30c
(quar.)
Mining
Mining
8-
12-20
Aviation
5%
(quar.)
(M.
preferred
6
8-20
(quarj
pfd.
Co.
come)
9-13
$1
Hanna
A.)
7-30
25c
National
1
80c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
8-15
$1.75
7-31
$3.50
7-31
8-15
10-
Co.—
preferred
9-
25c
(s-a)
7-31
55c
.
Industries
Harman,
&
5%
1
1
(increased)
Mills,
Acme
Co.
preferred
Wire
Handy
10-
10-
45c
Corp
Co.
Corp.
National
45c
(quar.)
3 2 Vac
preferred
preferred
9-30
15c
(quar.
Insulated
(quar.)
8-15
(quar.)
Fire
45c
87 VaC
1
Insurance
Life
Stare,
Muskogee
Products (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Peabody & Co., common
preferred
(quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)
Movie
Co.
Paper
P.)
10-15
8-15
Bus
preferred
(initial quar.)
City Coach Lines
(quar.)__
City Title Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
City Water Co. (Chattanooga) —
4%
8-23
12 Vac
$2.25
7%
9-13
held)
common
preferred
8-23
25c
Ohio
Trust
& Dock (quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
American Markets (resumed)
35c
_____
A
Oregon
Hanna
Hecla
RR
&
8-15
Gas,
—
(quar.)
Chemical
Vernon
17 Vac
D.
8-15
7-16
pfd.
$1.12 Va
Co..
share
25
9-10
7 Vac
(quar.)
2
8-15
5%
Power
6%
7-26
12 Vac
;
preferred
Transit
each
1
8-31
v-
60c
(quar.)
8-
10c
Co.
preferred
7%
2
8
8-
18c
Co.
A
Service
Collyer
8-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
Cincinnati
5%
6
40c
Chicago, South Shore & South
Chrysler Corp.
-.
Cluett
9-
9-3
___
Cities
5.16%
8-10
Chattanooga Gas Co:
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
for
8
1
Engineering
5%
Bank
(quar.)
Oil
8-
9-14
shares
Chambersburg
Gulf
6
56 V4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-23
Store
9-
12 VaC
common
preferred
preferred
9
Inc.,
4.64%
12 VaC
4.80%
9-
Voting trust certificates
Gulf
..
50c
Lakes Dredge
80c.
(quar.)
Mount
Co.
(Washington,
9
'
(quar.)—.__
Construction
Rubber
Wheel
Motor
8-31
A (quar.)
Government Employees Insurance Co.
9-10
8-15
8-
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)__n__r_.
Properties,
8-22
Monumental
$1.15
Glen-Gery Shale Brick
1
8-16
7-31
Parts
Globe-Wernicke
6
9-10
8-20
Products
9-
Monsanto
9-16
Telephone ,Cp. [of
(A.
8-23
$1.10
Qorp.
Qeneral Signal
Grocery
9-16
$1.14 Va
Roods .'Corp..
Lakes
Mohawk
National Cash
General
Genungs
7-16
8-15
Drive-In
Genuine
8-21
30c
of
General
9
8-
1
i
Co.
Fuel
River
Homes
30c
(monthly)
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
8-
1
9-
(quar.)__;
common
Investment
42 VaC
dividend)
class
9-
55C
(quar.)
Mississippi
9-16
(quar.)_
Co.
42 Vac
15c
55c
(quar.)
Co., $6 preferred
10-
80c
Products
preferred
Midwest
t50c
A
$1.50
Water,
Tube
8-15
(quar.)
Co.,
Seamless
81c
stock)__
(quar.)
or
Assn.
class
Co.
8-16
—
8-15
(quar.)
A.)
9-12
$1.06 (4
(quar.)
1
9-
8c
(quar.)
(George
t5c
(quar.)
17 VaC
(quar.)
Freeport Sulphur
1
8-30
j.
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60%
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
10-21
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
All
Ltd.—
preferred
8-31
45C
(Waterloo, N. Y.) (s-a)
Corp. (stock divd.)
preferred
preferred
1
8-
9-14
5
(quar.)
Bankshares
preferred
t30c
Securities,
5
Co.—
Power
Winnipeg
7
7%
5
8-
10c
Bank
Greater
8-15
88-
3
(quar.)
Greater
Ltd. (quar.)
Co.,
Paper
common
4V2%
$2
B
8-30
8-
3
3
9-
(Md.)
National
8-30
1
9-
9-
.'
9-16
9-10
$1.60
$1.25
Bearings
Corp.,
8-
3
25c
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
(quar.)
Merck & Co., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
8-16
8-15
9-
Merchants National Bank & Trust Co.—
$1.21%
Ltd.
8-16
:
1
9-
$40c
&
5
I
(option cash
8-15
37 Vac
5
(quar.)
Corp.
9-15
.
5
!
Mortgage
9-16
9-
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
Stock
8-16
5c
8-
Middlesex
Co.
7-31
9-14
(quar.)
3
1
5
Deposit
9-16
8-15
*$1.12 Va
Ltd.
Mines,
Robbins
Machine
8-
Mines,
28c
112 Vac
(quar.)
3
9
3
4.40%
Great
10c
(quar.)—_
9-
8-
9-
Jersey)
Foxboro
Gale
8-14
8-15
$0.0357
Y.)
9-
3
$1.42
4.60%
Geco
8-31
t$1.37Va
(N.
Co.
$1.06 (4
9-
(quar.)
4.58%
Great
10c
&
Michigan
Wisconsin
8-30
(quar.)
City
Carrier
1
5
8-
Co.
5
Forms
7-31
8-27
Homes.
Insurance
Porcupine
8-
25c
Extra
•
1
McNeil
Line
Life
Engineering (quar.)
Mead
Corporation,
common
(quar.)
4V4 %
preferred (quar.)
Meadville Telephone
(quar.)—_—:
Financial
Green
Electric
&
Matheson
3
Bank
9-16
(quar.)
8-23
9-
Western
8-30
income)
8-30
9-
$1.37 Va
National
8-26
annual)
Mills,
Class
'
9-
Inc.—
investment
9-13
(quar.)
27 Vac
f.
8
$3.50
First
9-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
5
""
5(4%
8-23
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
5Va%
preferred -(quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)____
First
9-16
(quar.)
3
5
National
22VaC
<quar.)_
9-
8-
Co.
9
8-
8-15
30c
(quar.)_
9-16
6
Main
8-
Investors
Fuller
1
12 VaC
Virginia
Manhattan
8-
(quar.).
8-19
■
1
(quar.)
Madway
8-
Camden
(New
4%
99-
vvv-scv
._
1
8-23
(quar.)
6
(monthly)
interest
2
3
Bank
25c
common
(Fla.)
8-
3
&
Florida
7-15
$1,31(4
8-
9-
National
Class
8-15
7-31
1%
Trust
of
Co.
Corp.
McKesson
iquar.)
Monthly
First
3
v
8-20
3
Securities
Fidelity
First
9-
9-
11c
...
8-15
8-15
Federal-Mogul-Bower
25c
California-Pacific Utilities,
Lockhart
9
9-
Faiconbrioge Nickel
First
8-30
9-16
8-20
1
9-
Fairfield
Gould
California
Life
8-
9-
Modern
Gerber
Detective
(quar.)
8-28
8-30
'
(quar.)
beneficial
of
$1.34
Business
First
9-10
dividend)
Estate
Insurance
10-28
9-30
Manufacturing
Federal
8-19
Shares^
Libby—
&
(stock
Real
Shares
55c
preferred
General
Burlington
Agency
Burroughs
common
(accum)
1
9-- 3
Ltd.—
Watch
(W.
•;9-
30c
Oil
Fund,
Bulova
$1.37 Va
(quar.)_!___
Co., class A
Ltd., class A
Creek
Bullock
Mfg.
Liberty
preferred
Class
Brooklyn Union Gas—
Brown
8
$1.41 y4
preferred
Fuller
•
'
shares
2-1-64
25c
(quar.)
Drug Co., Ltd.—
American
11-
J4c
Quarterly
Broadway-Hale
Boots
10-
t4c
quar.)
Quarterly
8-
25c
First
Manufacturing (quar.)
Valley Gas & Electric—
Blackstone
5.60%
8-3p
Trust
%._,pref erred
preferred
2
12 VaC
(quar.)
5 %
1
5
2
12 VaC
;
30c
(quar.)
Ennis
1
10c
(quar.)
Common
8
$1.02 Va
Equity Capital Co.
7-31
9-'
McNeil
8
8-
89-
9-
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
9-13
-7
15c
(quar.):
Income
8-
common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Emhart
9-16
1
Corp
Reiineries
$1.25
—.w'
9-13
12 Vac
(quar.)
.v 7C
(quar.)
•
9-20
15C
Inc.
17 Vac
;
Associates
Gas,
preferred
preferred
$4,875
7-15
31V4C
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Bibb
1
—
Engineering
8-30
$1.50
6.40%
8-28
8-
40c
II
Co.
Steel
9-13
15c
Bangor & Aroostook Corp. (quar.)
Bayless (A. J.) Markets, Inc. (quar.)
Bell
Utilities
$5
9-30
8-15
8-15
9-30
68 %c
1
8-
8-30
10c
H.),
15c
pfd.
5.68%
3
15c
dividend
Bethlehem
9-
5c
common
preferred
6%
5.50%
8-20
40c
Industries,
Lester
8-30
22 Vac
(quar.)
Natural
raso
5.35%
8-15
9-27
$1.16(4
(quar.)
Leonard
Interurban Water—
preferred
5.36%
,
Electronics
Stock
1
9-13
*
62 V2C
*.
convertible
Avnet
9-
40c
(quar.)
General
$1.25
$0.2848
(quar.)
Leesona
6
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.37 Va
2
6c
$4.65
preferred
(quar.)
Arrowhead & Puritas
Waters
Artesian Water Co., common
Louis &
4Vi%
1
70c
(accum.)
5
9-
8c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company
4.10%
8-29
12 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
Arkansas-Missouri
Class
9-12
50c
Inc.
5%
8-
8-15
8(4%
Sons
Inc.,
Eastern
8-30
Company
3
3
9-16
less
8-14
...
Pools,
(final
(increased-quar.)
class A (monthly)
LI
8-29
12c
Pipe & Construction (quar.)American Smelting &
Refining Co
American Water Works, 4.90%
pfd. (initial)
Amsted Industries
(quar.)^.^..
Brand,
6%
8-15
(quar.)
American
99-
(M.
9c
1
Brewing
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
East St.
4
9-
8c
American
Fund
C
(quar.)
(resumed)
Corp.
Mclntyre
4
10-
25c
(monthly).
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
Duriron
9
75c
Products
Anvil
8-
Lam.st.on
8-15
9-10
17V2C
17Vic
(quar.)
Home
Anthony
9-10
16c
Lamson
9
Libby,
nopcrties,
Dura
9
8-
12c
Duquesne
8-16
8-
1
l'/ac
(increased)
Dunham-Bush,
9-20
3
25c
,
Z*_
American
Anaconda
9-
$1
Lines
Heritage
B
•
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)
Foreign
Bank
American
(quar.)
J
Cement
8-30
9-
income—
Ordinary
&
Cooler
Lexington
tax)
R.)
Co.
conv.
Crosse
$2
Fund
20c
A
62 VaC
12 VaC
series
preierred
H older 3
Payable of Rec.
8-15
■
Drackett
9
8-27
(R.
La
4
25c
Fund
Ltd.,
income
Pepper
Drew
1
8c
common
Dr.
9-12
10-
40C
Uuar.)
Portland
British
Donneiiey
9-12
Siock
Co.,
9
25c
RR
Share
1
8-
Inc.—
Administered
Distillers
9-12
•;
1
12V2C
Corp. (quar.)
Allied Radio Corp. (quar.)
Allied
1.
Western
investment
nec
Common
8-15
$1.13
(year-end)
Chemical
Alpha
num.
&
Aerospace-Science
8-19
8-31
$1.15
(quar.).
Inc.
All
8-
8-30
30c
8%
deb.
(quar.)
New York
(quar.)
of
co.
uroup,
2
10-
8-20
5c
(quar.)
Grande
8-15
-
5(4%
10-15
5c
(initial)
Manufacturing,
Fuily
______
preferred
8-
3
99-
93 %c
4
5%
Lines
Rio
America-
(quar.)
Ayres,
10c
62 Va c
J
...
(quar.)
of Company
King Louie International (quar.)
Koehring Co., common
(quar.)
5% convertible preierred series
7-22
9-
(quar.)
Distributors
9
7-26
9-16
Drum
Supply
Denver
of Rec.
8-
7-22
50c
dividend
Air
Dentists
Holders
8-26
12 Vac
(quar.)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.92% preferred (quar.)
Allied
12 (4 c
.
(increased)
Reduction
Airport
(quar.)
Payable
7-26
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Baking
Barrel
Dennison
When
Share
Company
Vending
preferred
Stock
reached their
Per
Name of
Share
Welders
common
Pars
Delaware
payment date.
'
Corp.,
Deer
payments previ¬
not yet
Plastic
$4
Dana
follow with
we
R
Holders
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
9
■
-
(quar.)
7c
8-15
7-31
11 %c
10-
1
9-13
15q
1°-
1;
9-13
i
i
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(386)
Service
common
Share
of
Co.
New
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Public
(quar.)
18c
8-15
8-
9-16
9-
9-16
9-
3
0
dends
3
$1.31'A
9-10
preceding table.
1
State
Oil
Refining
(quar.)
40c
1—-
9-14
,
8-15
Laboratories
Purina
(quar.)
Ranco,
Inc. (quar.)
Raymond International,
Raytheon
Reid
Co.,
5'/2%
Lithograph,
Revere
Copper
&
Inc.
pfd.
Ltd.
9-13
8-30
Air
8-14
Alabama
■.="
8-27
68 %c
9-
(quar.)
12'/2c
Roanoke
27'/2c
Gas
(quar.)
2
'
Rohm
&
4%
Haas,
Class
1
7-22
8-16
>
Gear
Royal
&
National
Rubbermaid,
25c
8-
W.
1
8-
9-
3
1 '
9-
3
1
4%
Class
7-22
8-15
Fine
ALied
(quar.)
St.
Regis
Paper
Jose
Water
Sail
4.75'%
dividend
7-31
7-417
10-1
9-13
9-
1
8- 8
rtjueruian
9-
2
8-2
Aluminum
9-
2
8-
2
9-
2 '
8-
2
9-
2
8-
2
35c
—
32V2C
—-—i
29 iic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Allied
preferred
(quar.)
293/sC
preferred
(q'uar.)
Racing Association
Corp., common (quar.)_
34 %c
5%. preferred
Seabcard
Co.
Finance
Seaboard
Sealed
&
Co
Power
Y
20c
Seattle-First
Bank
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
Co.
A.)
Manufacturing
Corp.
5% preferred
Simmons Co.
Co.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
7-25
8-
8
9-
1'
8-
8
$25c
9-27
70C
Service,
20c
$i.io
8-
1.
$1.10
11-
1"
V
_______
5c
——
common
Corp.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(D;
A.)
(quar.)
Oil,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
(quar,)
preferred
Tampax,
Taylor
Corp.
Inc.
30c
C
220
,
Bagley
&
Trust
Union
•;?
.___
7%
.
U
U.
S
Phoenix
Rubber
9
American
(quar.)
;
Smelting & Refining—
7%
preferred (quaT.)
American
Viscose
Corp.
(quar.)___
American Water Works, common (quar.)_—
5%
preference (quar.),
American Water Works—
1
7-17
8-15
8-
5
8-
5
preferred' (quar.)
5 Vi %
preferred (quar.)
Amerllne
i
Corp.) class A
Co.
Vic?
-
(Los
;
8-13
(quar.)__
Andv Ga.d u jru ! * initial
'8-
8-30
9-13
2
1
8-14
1
9-13
1
9-13
Anglo-Newfoundland
Development
9-13
8-30
Anheuser-Busch
8-30
8-15
>22Vic
>
:
-»
8-
8-31
-
Anken
8-12
Angeles)—
9-10
25c
__
Chemical
8-15
8-
1
1 7-15
$2.50
$1
7-26
7-26
5c
>
;_
$2.60
8-14
$1
(annual)
.'
8-30
8-30
8-15
$2.70
>'7-12
X;
preferred
preferred
preferred
Arizona
7-12
Public
$1.10
7-31
90c
9-
2
8-
6
9-
3
8-12
$4.35
25c
8-20
8-
6
S2.-K)
$1.75
8-20
8-
6
9-
7-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
1
37'/2c
10-1
15c
•__
8-31
(quar.)
35c
__
Pipe &
Foundry (quar.")
Playing Card Co. (quar.)____—
Testing Co.
i
9-
$2.65'/2
8-
•
9-16
90c
3
3
9-
8-31
30c
10-
1
3
,
conv.
y
Gas
7-24
15c
8-15
National
Quarterly
Bank
Z
Additional
(Phoenix,
Steel
25c
9-20
34c
__
t_
8-
9
8-
.
$0,041
9-
>
9
7-
Common
(quar.)
$4
preferred
conv.
Warren
(S.
D.)
$4.50 preferred
Washington
4.80%
Wayne
.
_r.
:
common
Corp.,
preferred
Manufacturing
Weingarten
(J.),
17Vic
7-31
(K.
C.)
7-15
Byers
(A.
M.)
8-
1
8-
8-1
(quar.)
62Vic
9-1
8-1
59c
9-1
8-1
$1.08a/4
9-1
8-1
60c
(quar.)
Class
?
(quar.)____,
9-
1
„.8-
A (quar.)
—_________—___
Coast Life Insurance (San
Francisco) '
X"
Semi-annual
e.«
White (S. S.) Dental
8- 2
Atlantic
3
8-
8-19
11c
.
>
15c
1
8-15
:
8-
1
8-
Motor
Co.,
new
5Va% preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Wolverine Aluminum-
(increased)
_____
(quar.)
Class
—*
4%
Wood
B
Corp.,
preferred
3
9-10
'
10-
l
9-17
9-10
8-15
8-30
8-15
7-31
'
(quar.)_
$1
(quar.)
15c
8-15
8-
7-31
—-
k
Wyandotte Chemicals
Corp..(quar.)
Yale & Towne
Mfg. (quar.)
9-
3
25c
-2^c
—
30c
—
25c
8-20
8-20
'
10-
1
9-20
1
-in--.«
9-10
8-27
11-
10-
1
9-11
9-13
7-11
8-
7-11
1
9-12
9-12
9-15
•
8-
933/4c
8-1
_
10-
$$1.25
10-
(quar.)_I
14c
' 10c
>'•
,,
1
5
7-5
Canadian
7-
Canadian
8
/
,
Canadian
/
Canadian
Canadian,
Special
1
1
1
3
preferred
A
Parts
•
Avco
Corporation
Avondale
$4.50
and
(quar.)__
"8-1
7-19
f,
Canadian
8-
1
7-19
5%
10c
7-30
7-12
4Vfe%
7-30
7c
7-31
7-16
7-31
7-16
7-31
7-16
1
7-
1
8-
1
7-
1
"
10-30
1-30-64
a
1-15
y
4-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
^—
7-31
7-15
8-20
7-26
8-
1
7-15
$1.13
8-1
'7-15
Carlisle
Corporation
40c
7-31
7-15
Carolina
Power
$1.12'/2
7-31
7-15
Carpenter
Capital Wire Cloth, Ltd.—
Company
—_
(quar.)
——
6-26
7-29
9-14
8-15
7-31
$15c
8-15
7-31
-3
u
7-31
$5c
8-16
7-12
'
8-
1
10-
>
•
-$28c
$20c
10c
Inc..
,10-15
tiRc
$15c
•
common—
5'/2 %.
7-31
$10c
415c
'
(quar.)^___-___
Gas,
1
8c
•
A
7-
8-15
1
9-30
:
8-
j
8-30
,
7-31
8-
1
8-
6-28
4
7-19
7-15
.
6-21
1,
1
8-15
8-30
*.
9-
'
2
9-
2
$12'/2c
7-31
45C
9-10
7-31
7-31
8-15
9-10
6-29
,
-
8-
7-10
9-16
.
l
$20c
6c
—
(quar.)
7-
1
8c 4-30-64
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—__
Cut Stone (quar.)___!_.
Natural
30c
7- 1
1
8-31
Plastics.
7-31
•
1
8-15
Capital
7-31
8-
$$1.25
$18%c
Hydrocarbons
(increased s-a)___ "" -$15e
Imperial Bank of Commerce_j___x-$50c
Industries, Ltd., common
—.—
$15c
Investment Fund— '
■*. v.V
shares (quar.)i
___i—$12c
Pacific Ry.
(s-a)
^
$75c
Southern Ry.- (s-a)-,>jr^__e---.f$1.50
Western
7-31
■
8c
e
—_1__._j.__
class
Canners,
Carborundum
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
•
7-31
8-
12 Vic
(quar.)
1__.—______—;
20c
(quar.)
7-31
1
Utilities, Ltd. (increased quar.)_-j i,-, $35c
(quar.)
$$1.25
preferred
preferred (quar.)
$$1.06'/4
Canadian
4%
7
15c
2
7-26
8-
7-12
7c
(quar.)
Co., class A^
(quar.)
,
8-15
8-
>V Canadian
30c
371/-c
B
Mills, common
preferred (quar.)
10c
Canadian
8-12
10c
Noncumulative- preferred
$1.50
8-15
33c
Ltd., common
a
class A (quar.)
.__I_.—
Canadian Aviation Electronics, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Bronze Co. Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
9-10
9-
6%
8-15
31Y4C
Participating
9-10
8-12
8-
8-16
32 '/2c
—
Canada Foils Co.,
...8-20
8-
7-15
1
20c
:
Quarterly
Campbell Red Lake
Canada Crushed &
8-21
1
8-
20c
•__
—
?
8- 5
9-14
8-
Corp., com.
A
(quar.)___
__j_
preferred
(-quar.)
-
r—-
$20c
8-
Banking
•
32 '/2c
,
Campbell Machine Inc.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
8-20
$5c
Automotive
3
9-
Capilock
isc
Class
8-30
25c
6-28
8-1
8-15
7-10
8-15
8- 1
|
3lc
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fastener
Corp.
1
„
75c
,
v
9-10
3c
30c
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.32 preferred
8-
3
9-10
10c
18c
7-26
ll%c
■Automobile
7-31
1
9-10
75c
_____
—
-
.;?
7-10
7-19
1
66'Ac
(quar.)
3
(quar.)_—:_;z___r_iL___
preferred
>
1
8-
8-15
9-
9-27
8-
5C
32 y2c
Common
9-
,/v.
7-31
8-9
60c
:
Gold
7-19
America
of
7-31
8-15
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)__—
Austin Nichols & Co., common (quar.)
$1.20 convertible prior preference (quar.)
Automatic Steel Products, common
Aunor
7-17
,
7-30
9c
8-20
8-15
f
7-1
50c
Newspapers, class A (quar.)
preferred (quffr.)____rzL__'r__L__
6Vi%
7-29
;
1
8-15
1
60c
(quar.)__-__
Fund
>
3
33 '/2c
9-3
$30c
Science
4
98-
/
9-
$1.183/4
(quar.)
&
9-
40C
22 '/2C
V
8-1
$1
(quar.)zi"___^_____——.__
Physics
31 '/4c
8-15
8-15
7Vic
Augusta
6%
8-23
,
9-24
9-13
4c
_—
i
9-
8-13
-
7Vic
(quar.)
Atomics
8-1
5c
(quar.)
Extra
x-
A
Newsnaper Machinery
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr. Co. —
Monthly
—:
Monthly
Monthly
;
class
"
25c
-27Vie
$1.31 ^
25c
Wickes
|* ' Wood-Mosiac
,
(quar.45c
com.
preferred
7-19
8-15
9-1
$4.50
Sugar Refineries-Co., Ltd.— ;•
(quar.)
:
$1.20. preferred
5%
..-
———
Mfg.
White
/.•
7-15
1
8-15
25c
Common
1
-
(quar.)___:
1
33c
$1.25
(quar.)--^>.^_l_
B
preferted
Co.
5
7-
8-
20c
-
3.75%
1
"9-16
9-30
33V»c
8-16
5c
(quar.)___^_u^^
common
8
8-
27 Ytc
9-13
35c
(s-a)
Co.,
1
8-
—
(quar.)_
Company
30c
Line RR.
Refining
9-
5c
(initial)
Assurance
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)
5.36% preferred F (quar.)
5.20% preferred G (quar.)
5.20% preferred H (quar.)
^California Water <Sz Telephone—
433/4c
(quar.)______
(quar.)
Coast
Atlantifc
%
5
8-
8-15
..
9
8-
8-15
9
x
5.28%
8-16
56'Ac
&
.Atlantic
8-
7•
5.30%
•
8-1
9-13
22Vic
Charlotte Air Line Ry. (s-a)
City Electric—
4%
preferred
(quar.);___J_j.-_u.
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
.Atlantic Coast Line Co. (Conn.) (quar.)
9-23
1
8-1
4.40%
1
9-1
25c
Atlantic
8-20
"
8-15
-
15c
West
3
9-
60c
(quar.)
Atlanta
4
9-
25c
(quar.)___
1
8-15
8-31
10-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Packing
65s/sc
(quar.)______
preferred
8-30
'■>
(increased quar.)
California Water Service, common (quar.)__
California
8-1
9-1
683Ac
(quar.)x
/
$1.24
Corp.
B
Class B (initial)
Calgon Corp., 5.30%
?
$1.20
non-cumulative
7-17
1
9-25
class A (initial)
i
conv. pfd. (quar.)
California Electric Power, $3 pfd.
(quar.)__
California Interstate Telephone Co. (quar.)
8-1
7-19
Financial
1 /
9-
25c
Calandra Photo,
7-15
(quar.)
7-1
5%
8-
$$1.56
7-15
$67Vic
5
$$1.09 '•>
.
(s-a)
1
1
Atico
Products
Men's
2
(quar.)__
.;
8-
,
$$1.50
'6-24
Capital Corp.
8-
7-17
-
; 8-15
Business
9-
1
6
1
Business
$65c
7-
5
7-8
'
7-12
1
8-
" 7-31
1
8-
2
88-
,/
9-
7-19
8-1
8-20
9-16
,
25c
$1.12
common
common-
9-10
—$1
(quar.)_
(quar.;
Steel
conv.
\
8-23
Co.—
(quar.)___
Co.,
8c. ;
«-
.
y
7-12
.
Porter
6
8-
10c *?.
9-
V 7-29
7-26
9- 2
8-16
1
75c
and" class
8-16
7'/2c
7'/2c
7-31
8-30
10-
27'/2c
25c
A
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
Buckingham Corp., class A (quar.)__
Bullock's.
Inc.
(quar.)
Burnaby Paperboard, class A (quar.)_.
Stationers Supply
(quar.)
Traffic
Clubs
(stock dividend)Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
Common
Fund
Corp. (quar.)_—z
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
-.'
7-31
7-10
3%
class
on
Buchanan
13c
"
1
4
8-28
Corp.—
7-20
2%
Atchison
Ariz.)—
>
Vanderbilt Mutual
Waco
*
8-
—__
7-20
Associated
7-17
u
(quar.)
7-10
—r-
1
Associated
Valley
Valley
1
x
$15c
1
"
10c
Arms
9-1
Goods
8-
..
8-
pref.
Dry
7-10
(s-a)
Co.
Browning
27'/2c
C
Shoe
Brown
$62Vic
com.
9-
1
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
7- 2
(quar.)
Gas,
1
1
8-
25c
1__
8-
y
common
810-
Taunton
8-12
y
7-10
50c
—,_—_—'
(quar.)
1
87'/2c
33c
$1.06
$1.19
.
7-10
1
1
preferred series
Associated
9-10
-
1
7-31
8-29
7-19
Brown-Forman
9
7-24
8-
7-10
8-
11-19
8-15
8-9
9-
•}
9-13
$1
(quar.).
Distillers
7-31
8-23
8-14
1
8-
7-12
•
7-15
,
35c
9-3
8-
(quar.)
Aro Corporation,
4Vi%
pfd.
(quar.)"_
Artesian Water,' 7%
preferred (quar.)
Associated Baby Services Inc. (quar.)
'
27 Vic
1
9-1
Arkansas Louisiana
3
8-
,
8-
$1.12'/2
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)______
$2.75
*
$$1
8-15
j
1
\
3
7c
V
7-10
8-
11-30
Forest, Products—
Stores
A
8-31
9-
8-15
8-15
8-15
5
'
6-28
7-19
:
8-16
'
&
(L. E.)
(quar.)—
Light,
&
Co.
—
(quar.)
12y2C
8-15
1
46c
common
;
8-
10c
8-15
'
5
7-
10c
—___
Brockton
x
1
8-
95c
Gas, $3.80 pfd. (quar.)—
33c
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (quar.)___—.___—
Brown Company (increased) ________
? "12'/2c
5c
Brown Engineering
(quar.)—
|x>
20c
Co.,
7 Vic
7c
38%%)
Broadway-Hale
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred
preferred
$2.36
40c
com.
8-15
8-15
27'/2c
(quar.)
WorkS
Gear
Columbia
7-30
12'/2C
(quar.)
Sons
x|
J
7-25
8-15
27 Vic
(quar.)
8-16
1
7-31
30c
(quar.)
common
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__:^-__.
Service
Foote
10-
7'/2c
(quar.)
&
J.)
9-13
13c
<sj
Products
(E.
7-18
50c
$$1.378- 1
corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
Partic. non-voting class B pref.
9-13
Inc.
6-29
9-30
4%
class B)
—
1
J7Vic
—___
preferred B (quar.)
Appalachian Power. 4'/2%
pfd.
30c
Brooks
1
7-31
Co.—
62'/2c
Anus
____
Insurance
(quar.)
Aluminum
8-
15c
(increased-quar.)
Industries, cl. A
R.)
&
Inc.
1
40c
Film
&
(H.
beil,
8-
172Vic
(quar.)__
5'/2%
8-14
8-30
•
Tobacco,
1-15
4-15
30c
Company (quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Bros.
1-31-64
4-30-64
$17Vic
Columbia Telephone Co., Ltd.—
preferred^ (quar.)—
——
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
—
6V4%
preferred (quar.)
________—
British Oxygen Co., ordinary (interim payr
ment of 4%
less British income
tax of
Anthes Imperial. Ltd.—
^3.
55c
(quar.)
Inc.
Trap Co. of America, common
preferred (quar.)
5%
5
preferred
Life
20c
dividend on class A and
King, class A (initial)
Air
&
8-
$40c
Animal
9-15
i5c
;
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.90
Standard
8-9
20c
6%
8-15
t56'/4c
10-
$1.25
-
(quar.)_
Envelope,
A
10-
35c
(quar.)
Illuminating
class
35c
•
7
common
British
7-17
7-30
7-15
10-15
8-15
>
9
10-31
8-15
uc
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
8-
;
20c
Brad
7- 5
3
9-13
7-19
(quar.)
income)
8-15
9-
-
1
7-31
8
15c
2Vic
i
of
38%% )
of
Tax
17'/2c
(quar.)
common
B
$2.50
Co.
preferred
8-
34%c
'
(quar.)_:^
Corp.,
10-
15c
Amer. dep. receipts—
14% less British In¬
Biass (quar.,
Booth Fisheries Corp., 4% preferred (quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., common (quar.)
3y2%
preferred
(quar.)—
Boston Edison, common (quar.)___
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.78% preferred (quar.)
Boston Fund, Inc. (quarterly from investment
'7-15
9-3
9-13
7-15
Bobbie
8-.1
;
7-15
1
2-
8-12
1
1
10-
7-31
Brach
9-
8-
22'/2c
x
20c
Bowman
8-15
'
5
3-2-64
Bloch
:
31'Ac
3iy4c
•
«.
;
Corp.
Car
Class
8-8
*
16c
Products
States
8-28
Electric
.
8-13
15c
7-29.
8-.1
,
^
8-15
3
11-
9- 5
50^
'(20q
31'Ac
3
9-
1
8-22
'
9-
2
5
7:31
7-
3
8-12
$1.75.
7- 5
1
12-
British
v
1
8-
15c
9-
40c
5%
8-15
no-
Seating Co.
7-15
8-
Bin-Dicator
9-10
:
7-15
25%
payment
(Stock
11-29
1
7-12
7-31
: 7-31
(quar.)
Corp.
Petroleum,
Berns
1
6
>7-31
1%
43c
8-20
7-15
9- 5
8-
7-12
$12'/2c
62'/2c
common
Quarterly
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—
(From net investment income)
S-30
7'/2c
7-12
7-31
9-
Best
(Galveston)
27'/2c
7-31
15c
I
8-20
7-
A
Vic
61
1
7-30
(quar.)
3
7-
B.>
Group, Ltd.
Beneficial
8-22
35c
class
Plastics
6-29
20c
.
preferred (quar.)
:
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
L—Z
Belding-Corticelli Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)—
Beneficial Corp.
Beneficial Finance
Corp. (quar.)
7-17
(quar.)
CoTpv,
&
7-31
1
28'/bC
Bloomfield Building
12-
3
5c
:___.
1
8- 1
9-15
6c
98-
■;
:
2
7-31
7
(quar.)
blue
9-
6c
7-19
+ooc
—__r
7-22
•
7-31
—
7-24
1
$47'/2c
4%
y
American
9-13
'
3c
—
S.
U S
1
20c
—
__
United
v
10-15
30c;
y
(Detroit)
;
United
American
8-15
;
>9-16
V;'22 ViC
12
United Engineering &
Foundry,
7%
preferred (quar.)
United Grain
Growers, Ltd.—
Class A preferred
(annual)
o
T
17'/2C» v9-
____
.——
(quar.)
Corp.
Tank
1
Co.
8-
1,
8-
"
7-31
1
8-15
6c
:_—
American
7-31
9- 3
—
Gas
9
■
(quar.)
Carbide
Union
!
1
9-
insurance
Natural
9
8-15
w
8-15
$$0,102
Corp.
Metal
9-
33c
common
Co.
Extra
Tyson
,
r
8-29
$25c
.—_
.
Temper
8-23
American
8-
'
i
quarterly
Toledo
Scale
Corp.
(quar.)
Trans-Canada Shares—
Series
V
8-
3
7-29
*
Increased
True
9-
National
8-30
8-
60c
X
Common
8
$1.06'A
30c
:
quarterly
Quarterly
8- 9
(—
50c
45c
X
'»•
(quar.)
8-
Bohn
(quar.)
••*1
.•
Common
(quarterly from
'
8>
<
9-30
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Inc.,
Tuboscope
•;
8-23
87'/2c
•%5c
Amciican
8-23
8-23
•
lie
(quar.)
Co.
U Title Insurance
f
6
v
•
1
6
9-
10c
__
Industries, $5 preferred (quar.)
Thompson (tohn R.) Co. (quar.)
Thrilty Drug Stores (quar.)
_______
1
8-28
9-
30c
.
Thomas
•,.
8-30
20c
$1.25 convertible
preferred
(quar.)
Thatcher
Glass
Mfg.
(quar.)
v,
9-16
35c
(quar.)—
Television
Electronics Fund
;< Texas
Instruments
(quar.)
vi
American Mutual Fund, Inc.
Anderson
Wine
Textron,
American
•
15c
Belco
10- 8
6-29
9-
7-10
>:,y Z-
Z~.ZZ.-r-Z——
common
Manufacturing
Block
(monthly)__
preferred (quar.)
MonoRail, $1.20 preferred
9
9
income)
10-
8-
7-31
7-31
20c
Behlen
Inc.—
8-
net
1
22Vic
$1.16
12c
20c
-V
Savings
dividend
come
.
9-10
1
5c
(quar.)
8-
20c
—
(quar.)__
Metal Climax,
*
11-
27Vic
7-31
ioc
y
vquar.)
Aircraft
Beecham
Y.
—
Corp.
Corp.
1
t50c
Corp.
4V4%
8-15
___
Gas
7-31
9-16
N.
of
(quar.)
Products
Insulator
1
Co.
Chalet, 70c
Symington Wayne
American
preferred
Home
9-
-
(quar.)__.
1_
Propane
Oil
prior
American
American
10-21
8-15
12V2C
.—i
common
Swiss
$4.64
3
9-
(quar.)—.—__
____
Extra
Sunray DX
8-15
87'/2c
(quar.)__—.•«——•
Stein Hall & Co., Inc.
(quar.)—_
Sterling Investment Fund
_i—
Stuart
Co.
(quar.)_____'___——
American Home Assurance Co., com. (quar.)
8-15
8-26
——
(Increased-quar.)
7-26
1
11-
-
40c
—
Furniture
35c
_.—
preferred
Suburban
Equitable Assurance
Quarterly
'!—
American
7-19
9<
50c
Tube, class B common—_—._.—
Warner
Corp.
(quar.)-—a—-v.
•i
American
2
37Vic
$1.56'A
class
—
10-
8-15
1
8-30
T-v-»p
\
Stock
7-23
8-26
12'/ic
:
(quar.)
Distilling—
(James
Beech
7-11
8-20
50c
—
1
9.
12 Vic
(quar.)
it
7-9
7- 9
8-
3'Ac
(quar.)—____
com.
$1.05
(quar.)
Register,
%
9-14
(quar.)
Corp.,
'
(quar.)—
Stauffer Chemical,
s
"
9-15
(quar.).
—
com.
Co.
income)——
preferred
(quar.)
:__—______
A preferred (quar.)
:
American
Enterprise Fund
9-13
—
investment
1
8-1
8- 1
45c
—_—
$1.25
8-15
8-
net
$6.25
8-23
8-20
(quar.)—
Electric
9-11
9-13
30c
(quar.I..:
Class
3>/2%
Cement
1
40c
Standard
s
Can
American
$22'/2c
preferred
Standard Forgings
Standard
American
62'/2c
——
(quar.)
$3.50
Stanley
5
8-15
9-
Spencer Chemical Co., common—_—____—
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
..
8-
20c
—
9- 1
9- 1
87'/2c
37Vic
from
Beam
7-15
8-15
8-15
7-31
$1.56'A
5
5
50c
25c
5%
11 Vic
v
...
Corp.,
Aircraft
Baystate Corp
,
>
Co.' (quar.)
8-
8-
8-
V 9-
$36c
i___
(quar.)
Bearings, Inc.
y Beaver
Corp.—
preierred (quar.)__L_i———
class A preferred (quar.)
American Business Shares, Inc. (quarterly
9-12
•
7-12
$6.25
9-13
5c
preferred
A
1
1
«>X.2b
2
9-
Book
American
12-18
8-26
25c
Co./ (quar.)
Brands,
2
8-9
8- 9
8-6
9-16
12Vic
common
8-26
15 c
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern
Investors
i
15c
>
(quar.);
4.40%
'$•:
9-16
10-
New
9
9-18
1-2-64
J 10c
...
Railway
Standard
lx
42'/2c
.
Ltd.
Southwestern
<
10-
25c
(quar.)
Simpsons,
Ltd.
Smith-Douglass
4.40%
8-
—
Signode Stsel Strapping,
Southern
8-20
8-20"
30c
(s-a)_-—
A
(quar.)
Corp.
Southam
9-10
(initial quar.)___—l__;—
American Airlines, common (quar.)__;
3 Vi %
preferred (quar.)—:
25c
——
A
class
B
8-
'
(W.
Sierracin
8-31
(increased)..
Pen,
Class
Sheller
Amerada
42'/2c
—
—
Holdings,
(John) &
Sheaffer
8-22
(quar.)—
Falls, Corp.
(quar.)——
National
Quarterly
Selkirk
Sexton
9-10
37'/2c
—
9-1
8-31
9- 5
10-15
A
(Final
8-24
Petroleum
Class
1-31
t25c
$56'Ac
tl5c
J43c
4V2%
2
8-
.
x,
Ltd.'—
Canada
4%
&
41/2 %
convertible preferred A
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.,
8-31
8-10
7-31
8- 1
9-10
10- 1
dividend
Products
Basic
7-26
9- 3
7-26
7-17
7-15
8-16
9-13
(quar.)_—___—933Ac
of
'Co.
(quar.)
9-14
Corp.
Sealright-Oswego
Aluminum
8-14
>
8-14
9-20
50c
19c
20c
30c
—
looos, inc. (quar.)
Co. of America, common
preferred
$3.75
;
Inc.
11-29
x
______________
__i—
Stock
;7-l2
8- 8
, 8-30
2-28-64
8%c
Graphic
Mills
7-12
-
7c
—
12-16
$31 Vic
x
(quar.)
.(quar,)
(Newark, N. J.)
(NY) (s-a)—
Barry Wright Corp., (quar.)
Barton's Candy (quar.)
>
quar.)
Trust
(quar.)
Scotia (quarj
Nova
of
5
8-31
'
Montreal
of
bank
5
7-
9-16
„
8- 1
8-1
8-30
9-30
9-30
y
commerce
Extra
J
V
Bank
7-18
7-18
7-18
7-18
•>
3%
—
9-30
—
N.
——-—
(quar.)
10-15
8-19
37 '/2
_—
,„,?c
12y2c
12Vic
$25c
$40c
3%
A
c
10-11
35c
(increased)
Surety Co. of
$$1.43%
——-—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
Aluminium, Ltd., common (quar.)
4 Va %
preferred (initial)
:—-—
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred (quar.)__
150
'
(quar.)
Foresman
y___—___
of
7-
7-31
5oc
Corp.
National
Francisco)
(San
7-31
$25c
(increase
Inc.
Tools
Bank of Jamestown
8-15
8-15
8-158-15
$15c
Ltd.—
& Gas,
America
of
Ban*,
9-17
?
t25c
*$25c
$$1.56y«
20c
——
Juan
Schering
>
'
—__I
Arts (quar.)
(quar.)___—
Alloys & Chemicals (quar.)__
'
5Vs %
Scott
f
l
co.
Allied
common
Bank
8-20
-
10- 1
y
.
(quar.)__^__
Corral
50c
(quar.)
Works,
preierred
4.70%
San
Co.
:
_____y—.—
(quar.)
Inc., class
B
$1.25
St.
—
-
.
50c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
.
7-15
--
Oil
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
.
preierred (quar.)
5.75%
preferred
(quar.)'—
____
Baker Industries,
Inc. (stock dividend)—__
Baker
7-25
9- 3
$1.37Vi
__________—
Lid.—
Co.,
(quar.)__—
;
:—___!___
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry. (quar.).,
AiftOina Steel- Corp.,-Ltd. (increased quar.)_
All-State Credit Corp.
(stock dividend)
8-15
8-
(quar.)
Albertson's,
2
9-
30c
(N."Y.)
(quar.)
Josepn Light & Power—
5% preferred A (quar.)____
42V2c
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
preierred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_;.L
5.75%
T
Foods, Inc.—
convertible
preferred
8- 1
B
Stock
&
S.
16V4C
.
(quar.)—
5 %
,
8-15
-
:
.
(quar.)
corporation (quar.j
Quarterly
Bailey Selburn Oil
7-10
7-17
8-15
Alberco-Culver
2
9-
♦
—
Bank
Inc.
1
$1
25c
7'/aC
(quar.)
Tool
A
b'/4'/f
9-10
50c
(quar.)—*
(quar.)
common
preierred
Ross
12Vic
quar.)____
(increased
'i iunk-Line
uas
Class
8-15
4
'
Corp.
Corp.,
Gas
9-27
—
(quar.)
preferred
ia
8-16
9-
8-
.
Alov-i
9
8-
,9-6
25c
$5.50
8-15
7-31
9-
50c
Drug & Chemical Co. (quar.)
Richardson-Merrell Inc. (quar.)
1
8-15
$10c
--
Rexall
Rockwell-Standard
1\/20
——
Products
Control
8- 1
8-1
.
common
preferred
5%
Holders
.
Sugar Renn^ry Ltd.,
Bacardi
Payable of Rec.
8-15,<8- 1
5oc
10c
C
'
>
Inc.
Adley
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
___
Brass
8-21
20c
r-
9-12
When
Share
10c
_____________
Corp.
Induscries
Corporation
20c :
—
V
(quar.)
Adams-Millls
,
Adirondack
Ralston
y
(quar.)
Corporation
AMT
B
;;
>
Name of Company
12'/2c
Abbott
Quaker
-?
Per
Carolina—
Increased-quarterly
Name of Company
weeks and not yet
1
$1.25
5%
preferred (quarJ)
5.25%
preierred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of North
give
we
When
Per
the dividends announced in previous
paid. The li^t does not include divi¬
announced this week, tliese being given in the
Below
Payable of Rec.
Mexico—
Monday, July-29, 1963
...
8-
1
7-'
5
8-
1
r
Volume
198
Number 6285
*
.
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
.
(387)
11
*
Per
Name of
Company
Carson Pirie
Scott
&
]
j
"
.
Holders
When
Share
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 y2
9-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 V2
12-
1
llrl5
Conv.
junior
Carter
prexerrea
Products,
Inc.
Natural
Gas,
Cascade
Cassier
Asbestos,
Extra
Caterpillar
: 5%
(quar._
Ltd.
(quar.)
Light,
common
preferred
(quar.)
4.64%
preferred
4%%
&
Central
■
&
Central
South
West
Crane
1
9* 6
Crouse-Hinds
7-29
Crowley
9-
1
8-15
$1.34%
9-
1
8-15
$2
Cork
Mines,
A
$1
8-
1
7-15
$1.05
8-
1
7-15
Crown
37 %
c
8-
35c
Cessna
7-31
Class
Co.
Champlin
(quar.)
25c
9-30
,8-26
9-30
8-26
27c
8-15
7-31
;;
(quar.)
&
preferred
(quar.)
Chase Manhattan Bank
Cherry-Burrell Corp.,
4Vi%
preferred
1
9-13
1
9-13
9-30
Y.
common
3Vi%
preferred
A
Gas
preferred
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15.
8-15
7-31
7j26
7-31
7-26
9-20
9-'3
Dean
7- 5
Del
■'
35c
Cleveland
New
121/2
______
.
.
Colonial
Fund,
Colorado
Oil
Colorite
Inc.
&
Plastics
Columbian
Columbia
$1.25
Corp.
"Common
$4.25
(stock
Columbus
&
Combined
i
Class
Title
9
class
First
Western
1
7-10
8-1
7-10
7-12
7-17
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
8-15
7-29
Florida
7-
Florida
9-30
9-16
Z
9-
Dodge Mfg. Co.
9-
9
7-31
lOc
8-
1
7-12
(increased
Dome Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co/Ltd.
31V4C
8-
1
7-17
Dominion
8-15
8-
88-
5
8-
5
1
8-15
Inc.
8-
2nd
6-28
8-15
Electrohome
preferred
Dominion
7-19
8-15
Fabrics
5%
Oilcloth
Steel
7-15
Dominion
&
-
8-10
Donaldson
1
7-31
Co.,
Dorman Long
payment
$1
value
7-17
Doughboy
15c
12-1
:
3
9-12
Bk.
North
of
dividend
Commonwealth
America ;(N.
Douglas
11-22
Edison
;
(quar.)
;
2 V2%
8-
1
8-15
8-
7-15
International, Ltd.
Z—
Refining, Inc. (quar.)—
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
___^
Composite
Oil
Concord Natural Gas, common
i 5Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Conduits
Conn
11
National
(C.
Co.
G.),. Ltd.,
(quar.)_
—
preferred
(quar.)___
$2.06
preferred
(quar.)__^__^___*
Inc.
&
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.):
Connohio. Inc., 40c ronV.
$1.90
preferred-
i
$4.50
preferred
$5.52
preferred
$4.16
preferred
Consumers
Water
8-
1
8-
2
7-19
7-15
7-31
6-28
8-
7
7-12
tl5c
Ltd.
8-
1
7-5,
8-1
7-
5.
Can
Stainless
8-' 1
7-
.f
Eastern
8-
1
7-
5
$12Vic
7-22
General
1
7-15
7-
8-
;■
7-
5
$7
10-
1
9-20
$6
.__^_
51c
7-11
10c.
Steel
9-14
Echlin
$1.31 y4
8-
1
Ekco
$1.03
1
$25c
10-
1
9-
3
8-
1
$0.1167
57 ViC
8-
7^18
1
7-15
8-15
9-
1
8-
12-
1
11-
8'"
8
7 Vie
7-31
7-10
37 Vic
8-20
7-19
10-
1
9-
6
$1.13
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
30c
(quar.)-
Networks
Electro
Refractories
8-30"
7-22
12 Vic
8-
Engineering
8-20
8-
5
(quar.)
—
22 Vic
8-23
8-
5
$1
8-30
8-20
(stock
1
1
5c
Can
Co., common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Continental Illinois National Bank (Chicago)
7-31
7-
50c
9-16
8-22
5
Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)—
93 %c
10-
1
•'/ 7-30
1
6-28
"
9-
9-16
$1.50:
30c
2
8-10
-88-
5
8-14
9-
3
r
7-15
1
7-15
9-10"
8-20
J14c
8-15
7-31
31 Vic
9-16
8-23
t$1.75
9-16
8-31
8-
7-15
1"
2%
8-
1
7-19
55c
9-
9
8-26
9"
3
8-
1
$1.75
8-
1
7-
5
$1.50
8-
1
7-
5
dividend)
&
—
A
(Michigan)
4.36%
Erie
&
Evans
Inc.
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
7-31
Gas
Co.,
common
Pittsburgh
Co.
RR. gtd.
(quar.)__.
9-30
9-12
8-14
8-
9-
6
3
8-15
$1.25
8-30
8-15
$1.18%
8-30
8-15
40c
25c
7-31
7-16
9-10
8-20
37Vic
"
7-31
$12Vic
6-29
1
8-15
9-
17Vic
46Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)—
1
8-
$1.09
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Corp., $2 conv. preferred
Rule
8-
10c
—
Forms,
9-
1
8-
9
50c
9-
1
8-
2
9-
Fabi, Ltd., common
9-10
R-^O
5c
—
Common
Fafnir
Bearing
8-15
7-31
7-31
7-23
25c
_
25c.
Co.
(quar.)
9-
3
18C
8-
9
cents
from
securities)—:
20c
50c
11-29...
9-13
8-15
7-19
7-31
7-17
5c V
—
-1—-
7-31.
7-15
8-31
8-15
—
(accum.)
(
—
(quar.)
common;
(initial).
—
9-30
9-15
,
3.75%
preferred
Outdoor
Precision
Public
Steel
Utilities
$1.30
$1
7-26
8-15
,7-26
1
9-13
9-13
9-20
8-
1
8-
1
8-
1
$1.25
93%c
32ViQ
__—
(quar.)
8-30
Co.
preferred
of
(quar.)
—
—■—
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of: the
9-15
8-30
7-26
9-18
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-
32Vic
31 Ac
25c
.
Ginn
Company
&
Girard
(quar.)
Industries
Inc.
Glatfelter
(P.
——
(quar.)
(quar.)——
—
(quar.)
64 Vic
62 Vic
7-15
Nugget,
Goodall
Goodman
Goodrich
Goodwill
Mfg.
(B.
8-15
8-
1
9-
1
8-15
55c
$1.25
$1.27Vi
$1.25
50c
$1.50
40c
$1.12Vi
87Vic
$1 25
27 Vic
8-
1
7-10
8-
jL
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1!
8-
1".
7-15
7-3L
7-15
7-31
—
7-15
5
9-
9-
3
8-15
,6c
R-
2
7-12
50c
7-10
8-
1
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
8-30
8-16
8-
1
7-15
9-
3
8-15
8-15.
20c
8-
55c
9-30
(quar.)
Inc
(quar.)
12 Vic
1
8-
(quar.)
Co.
7-15
9-
12Vic
F.)
7-15
7-31
(quar.)
Stations,
7-15
8-30
9-15
*7-31
common
Inc.
Rubber
7-15
30c
4.50%
Golden
7-25
7-15
—
Co.,
7-25
8-15
15c
(quar.)
H.)
7-25
8-15
62 Vic
50c
12/2c
30c
preferred (quar.)
56Vic
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
$0.578125
Glidden Company, $1.25 preferred (quar.)__
53Vic
Globe Envelopes, Ltd., class A
—
$13c,
Gloray Knitting Mills. Inc. (quar.)
12Vic
Godfrey
Company
(quar.)
15c
Girltown,
8-15
7-25
.
(quar.)—;
Company
8-15
55c
preferred
preferred
8
.
Southwest—
(quar.)_________
General Water Works Corp., 5% pfd.
5.10% preferred (quar.).
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$2
preferred
(quar.)
—-—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
$4.50 preference C (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)_
$5
8
8- 9
Indiana—
(quar.)_____^
(quar.)_______—_—■/
General Telephone Co.
of Kentucky—
5.16%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone
Co. of The Northwest—
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)—
General Telephone Co. (Ohio)—
$2.20
7, .
9-30
30q
25c
—
preferred
General
7- 8
8-26
$1.18%/
(quar.)—
(quar;)—
Telephone
$2.50
$2
,
■;
preferred (quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
General
7-10
;!
.
Wares,
preferred
8-23
7-26
8-15
9-27
25c
Ltd., 5%- pfd., (quar.) j. $$1.25
General Telephone Co. of: California-*
' ;
4Vi% preferred, /(quar.)
—
22Vic
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
s
$1.32 preferred (quar.)__•__.
/
33c
$1.25
8-22
,8-15;
.8-15
10-
———
Equipment—
(quar.)_—
Industries
Steel
„
1
8-
,
;
y-Li
<
30c
Advertising
preferred
General
(quar.J
8-15
9-16
9-10
tax
(quar.)—
General
$4.75
income
——
"t 7-18
7-31
(final
Inc.
General
.
Ordinary
British
(quar.)
Corp.—
.
$l,12Va
./
(quar.)
Ltd.
less
30c
56%c
37Vic
45c
2nc
$0.7146
25c
15c
9
87Vic
(quar.)
11
of
'8-22
net
from
cents
Co.
Gillette
:
(quar.)
Business
Equitable
7-12
Corp.—
—
Class
1
8-15
10%
Emery Industries (quar.)___
__;
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Employers
Group Associates (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co. (quar.)
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.—
Ennis
8-
10c
30c
$1.12 Vi '
dividend
Abrasives
(7
7-24
.
i"/:/r 7- 1
8-
$1
(quar.)_—
preferred
$2.20
10c
"
<1
.
;
—
9-13
$1
Quarterly
Continental
8-
11-
15c
Corporation
Equity
Corp.—
Quarterly
Continental
40c
10-1
9
912-
60c
25c
"
&
7-12
7-31';
10-31
$15c:
Quarterly
Elox
$1.04
—
(quar.)
Aviation
.3
7-
30c
(quar.)
,
9-
T1
8-
1
7-10
9-
4
6
8-21
11-22
Continued
8-20
b-VW-.o* I'i-i
■6'
r
-hi
on
,
6-28;;;
9-10
10c
?
30c
Corp.;
B
7%
Mills
General
8-92
15c
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
/
.
quar.)_
(quar.)
^
:
8-
$$1.12V2
;
(quar.)—
Electric
General
Ltd.—
Products
4Vi %
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Container Corp. of America, common
4%
preferred (quar.)_.
Continental
7-24
7-31
3c
(initial)
Flertro
(quar.)_____
—
Manufacturing Co.'
1
'
—
Inc.
Oil
Crude
Motors
5%
2
10-
25c
_
Corp..
7-17
V 7-29
-
,
1■
Fruehauf
as
Co.
General
8-15
7-
1
v. '
;
(stock
Express
8-
$1.25
tl3c
(quar.)
1
8-1
$15c
States Corp.—
preferred A (accumulative)
preferred B
(accumulative)
Eazor
common
9
11-
100%
r
—
"
*
;
2
7-17
1
8-
.
$30c
2——.
4
income
payment of
of
38%%)
8-16
$20c
(quar.)_
^
$1.15
.
8-/1
25c/
(quar;)—
Acceptance
General
7-15
7-31
$20c
ordinary______
(quar,)__.
:__
Y-)—-/ '/Z/
;■
Co.—
preferred
1
8-30
tlOc;
receipts
class A
8-22,
$2.75
Bank ;4N.
preferred
1
Eastern
1
Co.,
9-/3;/;
Trailer
General
dividend)__/___'_
Kootenay Power Co.,
7%/ preference
(quar.)
8-16
preferred (quar.)_„___/
—
60c
convertible preference <quar.)_,
General American Investors Co., Inc.—
8-
f62V/2C,;
Inc., 6%
pfd/ A (quar/)___
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
(quar.)
'____
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Duro-Test Corp., 5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Eastern
9-16
America,
$5.25
8-
7-15
7-30
112c
Co.
:
8t
$$1.25
(quar.
RR.-r-
$1
8-
Z
t30c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
__
7-31
8-26
9-3
(quar.)/.
known
General
7-25
t$1.227/a
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
7-14
9-3
Jackson
&
Service
$4.50
Foods,
8-
—
Co.,
-Dulany
50c
(quar.)
Power
8-15
7-30
Co.—-
Class A (quar.)
Construction Design
Consumers
1
47 ViC
1__
convertible
Class A
8-
—
1
____:
:
preferred
(initial)
Consolidated Natural Gas
(quar.)—______—
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.—
i
8-15
5
7-
8-15
8-15
137Vic
East
51 Vzc
$5 preferred
(quar.)
!
5Vi% class B preferred (quar.)„^
I
4.12%
preference A (quar.)_
I Consolidated Leasing Corp. of America—
J
5c
55c
$2.00
7%
10c
7-12
1
8-
8-31
45c
3%;'.
Co.
1
tlOc
& Co., new com.
(initial
Industries
(quar.)__
DUcomraun, Inc.
(quar.)
1
8-15
Gamble-Skogmo Inc.
(quar.)__—;
Gar Wood
Industries, 4%%
pfd.Gardner-Denver Co.
(quar;)-
7-31
f20c
Jones
8-
5c
Gas
2V4c
__:
Lomason________L
Chemical
Dow
4-
8-26
___/
Ltd/
7-15
45c
plus
profits realized from sale
Furman-Wolfson Corp.
Futterman Corp. (monthly)
/. /
1
Industries
8-23
1
12-31
4-15-64
SV^c
7-31
8-7
9-13
8-
5C
(quar.).
(stock
$-12
20c-
-y;
of;Canada Ltd.
investment
5
10c
Ihc.\ (quar.)_____——
of
9-
5c-
preferred ;(e-a)
Now
8-23
3%
35c
4.60%"preferred
Fund
1
10-
10-15
1-15-64
Dresser
1
—
$2.04
Edison
40c
7-
/ Dow
6-28
8-'l»
7-31
.
Power—
$2.20
Consolidated
5C;
"7y2c
'_—_—
—
Light &
8c
$1.37 V2
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Extra
Connecticut
*__:i
7-31
8c
-•
6-24
8-1
30c
___
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
1
5 V2 %
7-12
9-16
10c
.Common
(quar.) ——
4%
preferred (quar.)
7-12
stock_'_"
con-/
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-19
1
_ri_______—
B
class
Franklin- National
■»>,
7-25
_—
& Co., Ltd. Ordinary (interim
of 2% less British income tax
Industries,
Quarterly
6-21:
7-29
8-21
Motor
Wayne
Fruehauf
7-17
12Vic
Linoleum
Ltd.
Eiover
Y. C.)
__
3
7-31
Ford
Friden,
8-23
'
'
Stock
/
$1
common
7-15
1
8-
(quar;)!—___—
(quar.)Z.
Co.
.
7 8-23
;
19c
Stock : dividend
8-22
9-1
3
9-
8-20
7-12
con¬
quar.)
1
9-
(quar.)_—„—__—;—.——^
Inc.
Wallace,
Companies, Ltd. (quar.)_:_
Freiman (A. J;),'Ltd.—
"
4V2%
preferred (quar;)—.——
'
15c
'
8-
25C
Fraser
Industries—
Coal
38%% )
_jAmerican: deposit
:
___;
8-20
;
&
Motor
Common
8-16",
£
1
9-
50c
.
15c
'•.y 'of
8-10
30c
1
9-
7-15
9-15
8-
133/4C
& Chemical, Ltd., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
|
preference
(quar.)__:
$1
1
4
1
9-13
$1
1
Tar
9-
7-19 ;
f'. 7-317
6
t'y 9- 6 *
$1
Common
25c
8c
.^.7-!
(quar.)_
Stores,
Dominion
8-
7-29
8-
Plus,
Forbes
Ford
Fort
;
8-15
-
30c
;
in
Investments,
&
7-15
9-
8-15
45c
v
(quar.)
preference
8-
8-15
10-18
*
*
quar.)
(intial
Dominion-Scottish
1
9-25
10-31
/; 9-3
10c,
(quar.)_^
CO.; Ltd.,
preference
8-
20%
Foods
".
/
7-31
15c
10c
Industries, class A <quar.)_
Food Giant Markets, 4% preferred (s-a)
5
3
3 ?:
25c
income)
Houses,
Inc.
(quar.)_
5.75%
8-30
15c
Commercial
3
99-
7-12
7" 5
8-31
,
$i./5
Tile
9
7-15
7
17 Vic
Bancgrowth, Inc. (initial s-a)_
Steel Corp.
(increased-quar.)_
7-31
/
7- 8
7-15
7-30
5%
Corp.
(stock div.)>
First Southern Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)—.——_
First Tr, & Deposit' (Syracuse, NY) (quar.):
Firth Sterling, inc., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Fischback & Moore
(quar.)-.
Fishman (M. H.) Co. (stock dividend)——4
1
27Vic
(quar.)
1
10-21
,
7-30
5c
1
$1
'
1
8-
$1.10
19 Vic
_—______
8-
$2
;
1
8-
7-19
1
8-
2%
div.)__
(Ohio) (quar.)__—
8-
25c
par value stock__
Fund,
Inc.
(quar.)
(quarterly from net
Dobbs
9-13
(stock
Co.*(Albany£ N. Y.) (s-a)_.——
Realty
7-25
1
8-
11-
75c
•.
Financial
80c
8-12
(quar.)
(Memphis)—1
Corp.-
(quar.)______ /
par
9-13
20c
Guaranty
_/
Virginia
(quar.)
12c
par
9-30
10c,
(quar.)
First
60c
Investment
$1.16
A
7-19
4Vic
(quar.)__
8-30
30c
871/2 c
/
(Chi.)
to approval' of
Aug., 19)—
Paper,
1
Y.)
(N.
Bureau
8-
Florida
(one-fbr-100)" in
Shares,
Credit
Trust
"
common
preferred
Diversified
National
First
3
7-
H*
1
30c
Union
J50c
common
preferred 80c
vertible
9
8-
(subject
on
(quar.)
Combustion Engineering
Quarterly
Quarterly
8-
3
7-10
7-16:
7-16
Diego—
Bank
City
7-15
J.)—
30c
National
First
(quar.)
Dividend
2
Commerce
3
9-
San
36c
value stock
(one-for-100)
in $1 coh-
'
of
First
,
(one-for-100)
dividend
Bank
7-10
:
Tunnel
preferred, 80c
vertible
Stock,
6
00
N.
quarterly
7-19
(quar.)
7-31
_
Locks
7-19
9-
1
(Morrisiown,
!
National
First
4
preferred
dividend
7-29
9-13
;
investment
Business
Small
Bank
1
income).
Inc.
$1.06
_.
Quarterly
dividend
vertible
Dominion
—
America
1
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
dividend
Dominion
(quar.)__—
stockholders
Stock
2
Electric—
(quar.)__
Stock
■
Stock
8-15
21/2%
preferred
of
.9-
9-
$1,061/4
preferred
Co.
2
1
50c
(quar.)_
Forests.
8-
8-23
.
(N. J.)
(increased quar.)——
National
First
Disc, Incorporated, class A—
7-22
9^1?>
Connecticut
First
1
(quar.)
Yards
Co.,
conv.
5
14c
Giorgio Fruit Corp., common (quar.)
Diocesan Investment Trust (Mass.) (quar.)
7-22
9-
.
First
/
8-
Ltd., (s-a).
Corp.,»
cents
8-
Camden National Bank & Trust
"
55
40c
6-21
1
(quar.)
$1.18
preferred
Dierks
9-13
I
4V4%
Insurance
^
7-15
"8-1^
29c
dividend)
Ohio
First
8-
(quar.)
.'(quar.)__
Diebold; inc. (quar,)___'___
; Dielectric
Products Engineering—
.'7-10 "
9
10 r
8c
4.65%
Combined
>
•
'3%
(quar.)__
Southern
". 4%
7-31
50c
System
preferred
Dictaphone
J20c
,___
dividend)
(quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp.—
12-
5
7-22
6-21
1
8-
tquar.
Chicago
(Glens. Falls,' NY)
uank
tLos Angeles)
$1.75
9c
(quar.)____
(stock
12-27
of
-.7-15
.
6
10-
60c
lie
National
9-
40c
30c
Inst
7-
7-31
25c
5
7. 7-15
2V2C
(quar.)
9-
;
7-15
25c
4
7-31/
7-11
7-31
(quar.)
10-
Assn.
Bank
5
7-
7-31
25c
J
Nat'l
Bank
8-30
,
32 Vic
8-
National
7-31
7-30
8-31
9-15
8%c
56 Vic
Underwriters
5 :
7-15 ■
9-16
28 %c
(quar.)
17Vic
(quar.)
stock
National
11-15
A
First
7-31
/
7-19
1
First
"
$4. preferred
preferred
$1
Co.
7-31
1
50c
Canada
*8-15
9-30
c
871/2 c
/
____.
pfd.
^
Diamond
7-31
(quar,)
Bronze
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas.
$2.25
7-10
pfd.
8-23
8-15
8-
5
8-
1
3
8-
5
$1.37Vi
$1.25
8-
45c
9-
1
(quar.)
v/ 7_19
5"
9-
7 Vic
9-
8-
preferred
1
(quar.)
4
8-
7-19
8-
(quar.)__
NJ)
common
4
$1.06
8-
1
30c
-
(Newark,
Corp.,
10-
$1.12
investment
Z,:
_;
2
J
General
Increased
(quar.)
1
8-
;
7-10
Stock
Alkali
(monthly)
Assn.
dividend
Union Trust
Financial
6-28
Homes
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corporation
(quar.)
Diamond
,
..
____/.___/
(initial-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Colonial Corp. of America
8-
1
Mobile
3
8-
30c
(quar.)
$3.50
8-23
7
Finance
Dialight
•
<1
,8-16
8-1
C
$1,121/2
(quar.),
common
8-16
Dial
;7-20 .:
1
9r
$1,131/2
_.
&
Detroiter
1
9-15
_r.—
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware,
New
: 9-13
35c
—_
Illuminating—
(initial-quar.)___
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
9-13
1
$1.25
—
Stock:
6-28
:
r
8-
Di
(quar.
class A
1
"
.
7-15
7
8-
&
Mines.
Denver* Uhion
Detroit"
Louis
preferred
(quar.)
______
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 7% gtd.
4% special gtd.
(quar. )—______*
8-15
100%
9-
25 c
Board,. 4.60% pfd. (quar.)—
Stampings (quar.)___
Federated
Department
Stores
(incr.-quar.)
Fidelity Bank (Beverly Hills, Cam.)
8-15
(quar.)
common
Mortgage
Quarterly
dividend)
8-15:
30c"
(quar.).
Fire
(quar.)
debenture
12-2
$1.25
Electric
common
Federal
5c
8-23
$3oc
Federal
>. 8-
9-14
6
8-30
$35c
J.)
(N.
1
9-
(quar.)
50c.
Light (quar.)
Valley Financial Corp
Mfg., class A (quar.)
Voting
8%
Co.
10-
25c.'w;
$35c.
Co;
10-
A
7-19
30c
7-10
7-26
9-16
20c
7-19
5
8-30
1
8-
1
b-
8-
$7.50
Paper
9-15
7-31
8-30
1:
5
tquar.)_
50c
Fund, Inc.—
from net investment
7-15
9f: 1
$5
'$4.50
9-18
8i
r$i,25
(s-a)
common
preferred (quar.)
Cliffs Iron, common
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)___,
"8-19
2
9-
.$1
321/2
5%
Cleveland
5
*
$1.75
St.
National
$1.20
Properties
Power
Dennison
10-
of. Ridgewood
__
Federal
6
Income
Delaware
"
__.
Corp. (quar.)_____
Cincinnati, Chicago &
4
1
9-3
10-
$1.18%
.j.Vv-7':
Products
Cleveland,
Delaware
11-
8-15
23c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Insurance
r_
Delaware
9-
______
National, Bank
Federal
-
_
7-15
7-17
9-
Fidelity
(quar.)_
/
9-v 6
10-
.$2
Investing
Monte
7-26
■
9-26
30c
4% preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific. Ry.
.'5% preferred (quar.)
j 5%
preferred (quar.
'*.-£■■■
>
7-31
20c
Water; 5Vi%
1
8-15
-
35c
50c
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5Vi%
Extra
10-7
11-21
I
40c
(NJ)
7-29
..
common
10-
8-
;
25c
Co.,
8-30
(quar.)
Warehouse
&
9-30
100%
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred A
(quar.)
Denison
,__
10-31
__;
-
7-15
1
46 Vic
Insurance..
Assn.
Ltd., class A
Class
B
(quar.)
$1.40 preference (quar.)..
,
5%
;
L-
9-26-
$1.25 1
r___-
First
,
8-15
$1.25
Cincinnati Milling Machine,;.cOmmon
:(;quar:)
Citizens
1
//'■
'
.
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
Davenport
$1
11-
t
(quar^X.i
,
7%
(Quarterly
.
(s-a)_
$4 preferred
Dallas
Transit
7-12
8-
—,
4%%
preferred
(quar..>_________
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR.-—
preferred
7-10
$1.25
.
&; Electric—
(initial quar.)_i_Z
common
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred A? (quar.)__
Pneumatic Tool, (quar.)
Chicago Title &• Trust Co.: (quar,)
New
8-22
8-
871/2 C
non-cumulative
Cincinnati
9-13
5c
;
a_
■
Compress
t75c
___.
,
1
6c
orrain,
50c
,
8-
10-
62 Vic
Z
(quar.
Federal
25c
dividend)
Life
Underwriters
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
871/2 c
preferred
Oil
$4.24
$1
iv;-.
_
Chicago
Cotton
4Vi %
65c
;
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
_i._
Chicago, Milwaukee, St- Paul & Pacific RR.—
Chickasha
7r30
8-2
30c
(quar.)
non-cumulative
8-13
8-24-
.:40c
-•
___,
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common, (quar.)
Z.3Vi% preferred' (quar. )_____;._«
2 "
5c
preferred
preferred
Traders
&
Farmers
Fedders
Federal
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)
(resumed)
Farmers
8
6-14*-
-
6-147
(quar.)__
45c
"
i
C.)
2
8-
7 Vic
•
7-12
45c
25c
(quar.)____
8-10
„
8-
93%c
(quar.).
(stock
1
4c
7-31
B
$4.80
4
(N.
Ltd.
8-
(quar.)______
8-15
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.—
American deposit rets, (stock
Dallas Power & Light—
10-15
___
(quar.)
7-
8-31
Co.
uas
Bros.
*
Co,—-
rets,
junior
River
Co.
10-
25c
common
1
8-
5%
J
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
$10c
;
(quar.)_
inc.
Corp.
Daggafontein
10-
68c
(quar.)_
Refining,
11 Vic
34Vic
;
Seal,
Share
Extra
(quar.)
A
Class
$1.19
;__
$3
7-12
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Daffin
$1.04
,___
:
7-30
;
8-26
9-30
Farmer
15c )
preferred
(quar.)
/
preferred
(quar.)
Cutler .Laboratories, class
8-26
31c
62V2C
,
/
Fali
$2
$2
8-26
33%c
i:
com.
9-30
9-30
v:
_;
(quar.)
Oil
&
Vc
■
Foods
f25c
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
7-22
$1.25
common
(quar.)_
Champion Spark Plug
8-15
7-15
7-12
County
fl2c
preference
deposit
Common
7-22
-.2%
1
(quar.)_
Co
Seal
&
rress,
8-15
•
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Aircraft
Belt
7-19
I
8-30
preferred
Ry.,
1
291/2C
;_
____
(quar.)
preferred
City
Cuneo
7-19
R-
27 % C
(quar.)
and C (quar.)
(quar.)_______;
preferred
4.75%
5.44%
'.
Cork
convertible
Crown
(quar.)__
________
Corp.
Co.,
preferred
,4.15%
City
Crown
$1,-121/2
_
&
"
6% preferred (quar.) —
Trust Co. (Conn.)
(quar.)_
JlOc
A
__;
(quar.)
Milner
■
1
8-
;
$0,162™
class
L.), Ltd. (quar.)
Co., 3V4% preferred
8-15
6
Fairmont
7-30
(R.
American
Central Vermont Public
Service,
4%
9-
8-20
10-
•
preferred
$1.35
!
Crain
28c
______"
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.50
4%
7-10
8-30
1
_
(quar.)
Telephone
4.96%
'r
1
10-
(quar.)
______
preferred
5%
8-
8-31
Fairfield
8-
*
&
$1,121/2
...
pfd.
(quar.)
9-20
'
v
f37Vic
(quar.)___.
Provost, Ltd.,
Class
A
(quar.)
Craig Systems, inc.; (s-a)
Craigmont Mines (quar.)
35c
5
7-15
,
30c
7c'
Couvrette
7-
1
"<
Company
Fairbanks- Company,
$6c
f6c
.
:_i
.___
Extra
"
8-16
8-
When
Per
Name of
1
7-15
7-31
10c
(quar.)_
com.
27c
•
(quar.)____
Soya Co.
Stock dividend
-5%
7-10
1
8-30
Stores
8-
8-15
17Vic
Corning Natural Gas Corp. (quar.)
Courtaulds, Ltd. *. (year-end)
"
preferred
Central
Chain
Cornet
7-19
"
7-31"
prefr A-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c'
:
(quar.)
(s-a)
(s-a)
Ltd.,
44c
___
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light, 4%
preferred
Power
$1.40
•r
8-10
•;j
(quar.)
;
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Central Securities Corp.~: ■
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
1
30c
~~
5
Credit,
$1.16
Electric,
preferred
Central
7-
(quar.)
Louisiana
4.50%
7-30
$1.50
~ ~ ~"~~7
Illinois
Central
7-5
25c
I 70c
non-cumulative preferred
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp.
4Vi%
Coronation
7-30
0:>;25C"
(quar.)___
Instruments Corp.
Charge Service, Inc.—
Central
Coral
7-19
Ridge Properties
(quar.)
(quar.),
8-12-
-
1
t5c
(quar.).I "I
Co.
Corp.—• •;
Corp.
8-15
1
8-
"
Motors
Corp.
Continental Transport Lines
Conwest
Exploration, Ltd.
"tlOc
•
_
preferred
Cenco
9-
8-22
13%C
(quar.)
_
Tractor
.
25c
preferred
Central
$5
$l.UbV4
_
(quar.)
55c
_
Celotex
.;>■
Continental
8-15
4Vi%
Investment
Share
•.
■
When
Per..,
'
..
,
Continental
4Vi%
,!
'JName of Company
Payable of Rec.
Co.—
page
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(388)
12
.
.
.
Monday, July 29, 1963
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
FOR
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
.
Range for Previous
Highest
16
34% Oct 23
55
56 % Aug
39% Jan
Jan
72 % Jan
17
24
21% Jan
15
25
78% Dec
20
74% Jan
24
99% Jan
2
681/4 Feb
9% Sep
21
13% Jan
2
Jan.
2
22
Oct
25
33% Feb
21
25
Mar
10
May 29
23% Jan
3
10
Apr
90% Jan
2
43% Mar 18
28
39% Oct
1
44%
44i/2
45%
96%
973/4
981/4
101 %
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
14
Into
25
90
92%
9OV4
91%
91
24
ACF Industries
Jan
15
Jun
3
24
13
19% Jun
13
24
19% Mar 15
11% Jan
3
25
35% Jan
221/4 Mar
4
26% Jan
8
141/e Jan
3
17% Jun
19
Air
Control
3
Air
Products
Aeroquip
56
18
67% Jun
70 Va Feb
7
50y4 July 19
61% Apr
16
Airi Reduction Inc—
3% May 29
4% Feb
19
41/a Jan
14
A
33
Jun
14
6
12
4
19
Jan
3
39
24 Vi July 25
89% Dec
4
Feb
22% Apr
May 29
35
2
25i/2 juiy 23
31% May 21
9
941/4 July 16
Jan
91
94 y2 May 16
5% May 29
Jan
Jan
30 % Jun
12
27
39i/a May 28
323% Jan
2
4y2%
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
3
52 3/4 Jan
88
96
10
93
Jan
2
41
Sep
18
Dec
13
103
Apr
92
89i/4
90
72%
72%
721/a
72
72 3/a
72%
723%
2,500
17%
171/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
12,100
4,400
2
Industries
2
193/4 Jan
2
29% Jun
7
Allen
4
421/4 Mar
4
52
May
9
Allied
2
15 Va May
Allied
Kid
34% May 29
44% Jan
31
40
Jan
2
47V» Jun
6
11
Allied
7
Feb
15
93% Mar 11
Allied
Products
Allied
45i/8 Oct
26
91/4 Feb
5
66% Feb
6
49% Jan
2
81% May
3
9% Oct 23
88
4
87
Jun
3
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
12% Oct
23
4
14% Jan
7
89
Jan
3
96
I6V4 Feb
28
8 iy4
July
24
Jun
Jan
100% Mar
5
14% Dec
21
16% Oct
24
49% Mar 20
17% Jun
25
28% Jan
Jun
25
68y2 Mar 23
45
16% Jun
30% Jan
12
22
23
Dec
34
Feb
15
15% Oct
24
90
Jun
13% Jan
10
203% jun
4
373% Jun
25
2
27% Jun
5
69
7
37
221/2 Jan
2
26
Apr
Jun
5
23
17% Jan
97
Feb
11
4
17% Jan
2
126
Corp
"
Bakeries
Co
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
210
9%
10
31%
36ya
50
10 Va
9%
v.
13%
45
32
45
13%
8%
51
88
*87%.
12%
16%
12%
16%
*93'A
17
32%
8%
50%
95%
17 %
32%
24%
58%
33%
25%
61%
26%
24Va
62%
46%
24%
60%
26%
24%
26%
24%
26%
26%
24%
24%
63%
64%
46%
47
24%
25%
*118
128
21%
21%
*25 %
25%
52
51%
52
51%
295%
10% Apr
47% Jan
I
12% May 20
2
55% May 21
1
24% Jan
17
20
Jan
25
25% July 23
23
34% Feb
13
22
May 20
493/4
13,500
5,700
1013%
*100
1013%
f
29 V
48%
29Va
2,800
473%
28%
473/4
31,000
14Va
.-•44%
8%
44%
83/4
50%
51%
873%
873%
12i%
161/2
1,400
45
*14
13% ■>14
2,200
8 3%
5,600
51
51%
12,800
87%
87 3/4
12%
12%
121/4
4,700
16 3/4
161%
16%
22,000
83/4
|
95
*93
943/4
110
'
17V4
17%
17
17Va
3,700
33
34
33V4
33%
9,200
24 %
23 %
23%
47,400
613%
63%
263%
61%
263/4
62
26 3%
36,300
1,200
243%
25
24%
24%
3,300
64%
661%
64%
65%
36,500
47
47%
47Va
47V4
9,500
253/4
50,500
24
14%
51%
50% Mar 26
493%
44%
67%
46%
50i%
47%
26%
24%
65%
47%
14%
25
63%
363/4
28%
17%
61%
31
36V4
*100
33%
24%
62%
24%
31
*93
17 Va
32%
24%
60"%
2,900
32
361%
49%
95
17 Va
33%
6,500
10
9%
10
35%
8%
50%
88%
12%
16%
*93
16%
95
9%
95%
31
13%
44%
8%
50%
*87%
12Va
16%
8%
50%
88%
12%
*93%
35%
49%
*100
101%
28
28%
47%
48 Va
13%
44%
45%
88
/.
'
13%
x44%
8%
50%
12Va
16%
*93
17
31
35%
36y2
49%
49%
*100
101%
27%
27%
47%
48%
48%
13%
10
31%
32
*65%
30
27
.—
51% Jan
55% Jan
2
24
35% Dec
31
25V4
24%
25%
*118
128
21%
21%
*25%
25%
122
251/4
253%
*118
122
;
26%
100
127
%:->
26,300
21%
21%
213/4
22
25%
26 Va
26 Va
26 Va
8% Oct
25% Jun
25
44% Oct
20% Mar
18
1
*65V2
67%
*65%
67%
14 %
143/4
14%
143/4
10,600
51%
51 %
51%
51%
2,700
29%
97% July 26
60% Jun 18
American
44% Jan 23
37% July 26
July 23
10% Jan
97%
10
571/8
573/4
29,600
36%
37V4.
36%
36%
3,900
24,OCO
37
36%
37
363/4
371/4
37Vi
37%
34%
34%
34%
343/4
273/4
34%,
273/a
35'/a
273/8
28
27%
27%
13,200
16
8"% Jan
2
13% May 20
American
&
11%
12
11%
11%
113/4
12%
12
12%
12%
12%
151,500
30
48% Jun
Foreign
8
34% Jan
11
American
61% Jun
7
American
Home
18% July 19
23
4
American
Hosp
42 Va Jan
2
86
Mar 19
40
Jan
2
105% Nov
29
Jan
3
20 Va Jan
15
2
16% July 25
23% Jun
106
101% Mar IS
19% May
7
81
Jan
2
30% Jan
3
101
Jan
July
24% Feb
2
115
"*14% Jan
2
3
5%%
1
American
2
20% Apr
9
2
54% Jan
4
2
18% Oct 25
152% May 16
-61
Mar
<70% Apr
9% July 22
26 V* Jun 24
12% Jan
150
Jan
15
Jan
32% Jan
7
162
Jun
.-1
16% Jan
2"
Metal
American
22%
106Va
20
89Va
100
Climax
Inc
1'
T
Co
18
1.66%
29
17%
10
40%
40"%
American
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No par
Potash & Chem
Co
•
;
■
■
'
22%
65% •
9%
9% 28 .
28% .
16%
16%
*155 ; 159
.
22%
23
:
65
.
.159
22%
22%
...
.
r
41%
22%
64%
*155 -
•
40%
j
9%
9%
27% ' 28%
16%
16%
No par
com:
6
17% .preferred
"
V ■ ■■
:___100
American. Research & Dvlpt Corp-1
J
'
64%
1
—
18
29%
17%
•
.
43%
89%
38%
*109% 110%
400
17%
18%
6,800
*28%
17%
29%
18
300
60,700
17%
17%
18
29%
18
41%
23%
66%
28%
18
28%
18%
41
41%
*157
" 23
,
9%
28%
17-
.;
159
24%
,
2,500
37%
17%
.9%
27%,
16%
145,500
16%
22%
23%
*104
106%
19%
20%
*87%
88%
37%
37%
*28%
17%
41%
23
.
58%
18%
18%
*16
*87%
88
37%
.110
66
2,500
17,500
43%
58%
8,600
109% 109%
23
106%
20%
*104
20
88
110
y
*28%
17%
,
23%
22%/
No par
„*
Optical
American Rad, & Std Sany
•
7
17%
17%
29
17%
Co—
Ill
18%
16
37%
37%
36%
111
_~___2
American
/
'
23%
106%
20%
89% '
37%
58%
23
23
No par
Gas
18%
16
43
43%
58%
58%
18%
18%
16
16%
22%
23
*104
106%
20
20%
42%
42%
58%
18%
15%
58%
*104
20
*87%
112
112
100
American
■
36%
com__l
Corp
Natural
'
:
23%
*104
19%
*87%
1.75
Fdry com
Meter Co
..American News
;.
25
25% May 31
&
American Motors
"
"
30% Mar 15
1
1
100
preferred
American
17% July 10
2
18%
15"%
42%
58%
18%
16
58%
18%
15%
42%
43Va
57%
convertible preferred
American Metal Products
14
22
42%
1
4%%
'
45% May 16
25% Jun 26
7
12.50
Corp_No par
preferred
Mach
American
■20
Jan
.
73% Jan
32 Vet Jan
prior
3.90%
26
May 16
Feb
Corp
Products
Supply
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
10
89% May 28
40% Jun
Jan
No par
Power
Hardware
49% Mar 25
8
,
.
20
13,600
"
11,700
41 %
41
23% 23%
*67% 68%
9%
9%'
<27% 28%
16% 17
*157 - 159
-23% 23% '
23Va 23%
67%
68%
9%
10%
28
28%
16%
17Va
*157
159
23'A 24%
5,800
39,300
-
2,700
1,600
-
68,200
7,600
51,400
;
4,500
"
•
40% Feb
7
18 % Jan
17
9% Jan
4
56% Jan
65
May
152
Apr
30% May
24
8
133 % Apr 11
33 V* July 18
29
151
July 22
34% July
3
12% May 24
82% July
5
2
Jan
165
21% Jan
125
136% Jan
2
5
2
44% Apr
134% Feb
26 % Jan
19
25
63 % Dec
27
25% Mar 19
26% Oct
13% Apr 30
114% Jan
2
28
Mar
127% Jan
59
Apr
22% Jan
14% Jun
2
5.44%
5
Tel &
Tobacco
6%
-13% Jan
18
1
26
8
July
23% May 13
48% Jan 30
Mar 19
6
29 % Jun
14
2
Amphenol-Borg
38% Jun
24
Amsted
2
54
6
Anaconda
Wire
Jan
4
27% Jan
3
26
37% Jan
35% Feb
14
4
Anaconda
28% Jan
2
27
95
35 % Apr
11
Anchor
92
2
97
Feb
2J
24% Feb
8
9
footnotes,
26% Apr 19
17% July. 20
15% Feb 27*
see page 23.
39% Jan
8
,41% Jan. : 7-
$4
22 % July
9 •
271/4
263/4
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
22,300
13%
13%
1191/4
1201/4
28%
28
281/4
Anken
Apco
&
Oil
Corp_
13%
5,400
120 3/8
119
119%
77,900
28%
28%
28
28 3/a
66,900
128%
1283/4
128%
14
128%
128%
661/8
66%
661/8
67
67
673/8
*263/4
271/4
263/4
26%
26%
263/4
128%
129
13%
128%
67
1,070
67%
1283/4
34,900
■
900
27
*26%
26
*25%
26
*25%
253/4
28%
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
3,200
1
18%
19
18%
183/4
*183/4
19 j-
18%
18%
18%
19Va
451/4
45%
45V4
45%
♦451/4
46
45
451/4
*45Vt
45%
900
303/4
31
30%
31
30%
31
30 3/4
31
293/4
303/4
14,200
18%
19
18'%
19 Va
18%
18%
19
19%
18 3/4
19%
40,600
7,600
Cable
243/4
24
24%
233/B
24%
24
24%
24%
243/8
1
Corp
Inc
35V8
36
35VJ
35%
353/a
35%
35%
36%
36%
363/4
6,800
45%
46%
46
46%
46%
473/a
47Va
47%
471/8
22,700
293/4
30%
293/4
30%
47%
30%
321/4
323/4
32 Va
32%
321%
4,600
96
96
96
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
17 3/4
18 %
173/4-
18
17%-
18%
17%
201/4-
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
20%
1
23%
No par
30%
31
_6.25
31%
__No par
Clayton
Chemical
14%
1191/8
28V4
28
50
Electronics
94%
32%
94V2
21.80
27%
273/4
20c
17%
18%
_l
201/4
20%
Hocking Glass Corp
Anderson
13%
120%
14
1193/a
1
preferred
•
40
17,400
No par
shares
Co
91
600
34
No par
Industries
Jun
25% Oct
79
14
1203/8
66%
Ampex Corp
20% Jan
260
251%
127%
26%
27
Zinc Lead & Smelting
Inc
Inc endorsed
40% Jan
*243/4
*126
33%
'
30% Jan
3,100
161 %
33%
*25%
4
161
6,400
10,500
323/4
.*27%
24
78
33
25%
21% Jun
10%
77V4
32%
28%
American
25
127%
--30%
10%
./
33
*25%
Ametek
24%
*126
161%
*
32%
*27%
2
49% Feb
25%
127%
253/4
52% Jan
23
*25
♦126
28
37% Jan
25
25
126
28
27
161%
1601/4
25
'331/4
66%
5
161V4
1611/4
,
126
25
128%
com
79
*25%
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
23% Jun 28
26
Co
77%
160
127%
—25
Corp
Works
78 Va
*27
4
5
28
77
25
15
34% Sep
28% Oct
119V8
6.25
78
-30
103/a
25
20% Jan
11
133/4
33%
Co
common
31"
10 3/a
preference
AMP
Apr
27
30%
10 %
preferred
37% Jan
Jan
32%
301/4
10 3/a
5%
24
3
25
'126
293/4
10%
5%
-
337/a July 11
14% Mar 16
,8%
pr.eferred_100
160
100
Water
27% July
160
T:
301/4
77
1
78V4
preferred
Viscose
2
77
12.50
Tel
American
16
No par
30
IOV4
30
10%
commou.
preferred
American
American
-
'
10%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£l
American Sugar Co common__12.50
American
Jan
May 16
Co
non-cumulative
27
Jan
42
American Snuff
6%
"29
100
70
Jun
"
_lo
preferred
28 % May 21
25
25% Mar
7%
1
24
Mar 30
com
2
17
<
Co__No par
10
126% May
1
33 Va Apr 17
136% Mar 26
1
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
33% Mar 29
Jun
American. Seating Co
American Ship Building
American Smelt & Ref'g
28% May 17
130% May 27
36 % Apr
3
30% May 21
Jan
23% May
65V4
97%
58V4
65%
*96
28V4
46
For
6,800
66
97%
57%
66 3/a
343/4
2
37
65%
*96
97%
27%
20
May 28
66V4
*96
36%
Jan
54
lo
34%
23
25
673/8
24
2
27
1,000
28%
v
26
26
231/4
231/4
6,600
34%
'
Jan
Oct
*22 3/4
*223/4
363/4
39Va Feb
Jun
23
36%
18
17
22%
37
23
39
223/4
36
Apr
19
12,400
371%
53
Jun
251/2
37i%
May 31
29% Jan
7
22% Aug 29
25
American Distilling Co
lo
American Electric Power Co—__6.50
26% Mar IS
May 29
25%
97%
58%
16
98% May 29
25% Oct 24
25
57%
19
3
25%
58%
18% Sep
27
25%
57%
30 % Apr
Jan
1,000
25%
57%
27
20% Feb
11%
513/8
97%
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
1
67% /
11%
51%
36%
22% Jun
20% Nov
66%
>
113/4
51
271/4
18% Mar 13
2
23
11%
51
36 %
24
Jan
23
11%
503/4
22%
253/4
11%
50 3/4
34%
12% Oct
23"% Oct 26
8% May 29
48% July 18
25
11%
Corp
___2.50
Export Lines lnc_. ___40c
5
22
2,200
-
7
:
51%
661/2
.
11%
511%
25%
113%
'51%
American Enka
Sep
2
113%
503/4
American
5
24
Qfltl24
23,400
40%
17
12
Oct
44%
40%
;/
38% Jun
33% Jun
13
8% Oct 24
10,500
44%
40%
1
24% Jan
24
28%
44%
40%
2
106 Va Nov
48% May, 29-
28%
44%
40%
57
33% Feb
7
2 8 3/4
44%
*96
40% Feb
23
5
Cyanamid Co
79
24
29
44%
40%
29
..,
.
4
19% Feb
79% Sep
24
28%
45%
40%
40% A
No par
10
40 Va
45%
403%
American Commer Barge Line Co
3
American Consumer Ind
No par
American Crystal Sugar common-10
4%%
prior preferred
100
74% May 21
36
29
45Va
______
3
2
28%
25
common
7% preferred
American Cement Corp
American Chain & Cable
..">'
x443%
1
12.50
.
Co
14%
2
No par
Co
Shoe
Theatres Inc
American Can
"88% Mar 12
47% Jan
Bank Note common
preferred
32% Mar
13% May 29
18% Jun 28
24% Oct
6%
17% Jan
May 29
Mar 20
American
800
29% Apr
__
May 29
41% Jan
28% Jan
American
5
—
Jun
9,100
14%
42% Jan
25
•
253/4
66%
S
9
31
Jun
25i%
14%
39% July
41% Mar
..*
16% Oct
26
Broadcasting-Paramount
-W
10
25%
66%
1
5
Jan
26
15
53
14
21
r
25%
66%
47% Feb
26
10
25%
*65
38% Jan
Dec
23
25%
__-5
1
Dec
July
14,100
21
25
19
94
42% Jun
223%
*118
43% Apr
50
20
221/4
100
27% Jun
3
123
22 3/a
No par
preferred
convertible
19
25
122
22%
65%
47%
25%
128
22%
25%
19
Jan
142
22%
47%
No par
Brake
31A May 29
Oct
,
No par
12.50
Corp
American
35% Jun
14 «
22
,
—50
Petroleum
4
—
12:.»-
22%
;
36%
36%
49
49%
*100
101%
27%
28 :
—~1
583/4 Apr
47% Feb
142% Jan
4,900
22
94
9%
__No par
America
of
11
47% Feb
24
51%
52%
26
31 y2
No par
48% Jan
25
Oct
52%
52%
93%
Bosch Arma Corp___
38Va May 29
38% July
5
97
51%
500
American
22% Jun
15% Oct
52%
25%
23
lApr 25
101
30,600
51%
22V4
26
531/4
17
52%
51%.
22
Feb
25
12 A
5,700
22,700
31%
163A Apr
Jun
28% Oct
4,000
161/2
591/4
1 371%
67
41
Jun
23%
16 3%
58%
3%
2
62
4
I
233%
17%
59%
37%
16
4
84
23%
16%
58%
3%
14
Apr
18% Jan
Oct
23
17%
583/4
37%
Jan
May 18
65
18
20
23
16 %
58%
3 3/a
13% Jan
30
Oct
18% Oct
23
16%
60%
37%
243/4 Apr
25
July 19
11
Jun
23
16%
58%
33/a
26% May 24
29% Jan 17
59
41
23
17 Va
60%
37%
American
22% Oct
23
3%
Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
—-1
3%%
10,900
*37%
Amer
July 11
16%
3%
—
.
263/4 July 12
3
16
114
16%
37%
9
—5
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
47% July 12
17%
3%
—
Inc
Amerada
16%
*37%
1
Corp
Aluminium Limited
29
71
17%
50%
—No par
Co
16%
3%
Co
Aluminum
July 11
May 21
17
16%
Corp
preferred
4%
16
29
Feb
23% Jan
18
Apr
191/4 Apr
203/4 Jan
Mar""!
,
2
2
40 % Jan
26
16% Oct
31
17
23,900
16%
37%
Alside
Jan
1,400
51%
17
v
3%
16
18
91
10%
511/2
60
5
common—No par
100
Allied Supermarkets Inc
.—~1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common——10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
57% Apr
62% July 22
22i% jan 16
9
20% Jun
.
5IV4 Mar 22
31
May 29
18
243/4 Apr
20 Va Jan
4
,
1
♦IOVB
52%
23
Stores
25
10%
51%
100
Mills
6ya Jun
10%
51"%
37%
Inc
Chemical
13Va Jan
57
10%
50%
—_5
common—
15
23% Mar
.
10 Va
51%
26%
—2
preferred
Jan
July
10%
50%
—2
—1
Inc__
171/4 Feb
12
26%
10%
51%
16%
—-No par
-J
5
16% May 29
341/4 Oct 24
26%
10%
50%
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
28
26%
26%
*10%
1
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
38 3/4 May 22
121/4 Mar 20
14
Inc
Aldens
11
4
5
2
Jun
90%
72%
16%
1
Corp
Products
Alco
11
42% Jan
93/4 Apr
Jan
48% Jan
19
27 % Sep
Gas
6,600
91%
72%
Chemicals
&
Industries
J
Alabama
38% May 10
251/4 May 24
40 y2 Mar 26
25
10,000
13%
13 3/8
16%
1
45 Va May 29
Apr
1,900
13,100
106
72%
50c
Products
41 % May 29
3% May
100%
16%
Corp
18% Apr 18
84 y4 Mar 15
May 28
July 24
1
Co
Adams Express Co
—1
Adams-Millis Corp
—No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
24
! 56y2 Jun
4 :
Jan
,13% Jan
1
Steel
July 23
10
Acme Markets Inc
9% Oct
17
44i/2
97%
Jun
20 Va Jun
10
44%
96
Corp
Vending
Acme
Shares
42%
97%
ABC
80
the Week
July 26
45 V2
46
96%.
14
101
Friday
July 25
1
27
28
Thursday
Wednesday
5
19
4
60 Va Oct
11% Oct
Tuesday
July 22
42%
42%
Laboratories
Abbott
July 26
15% Jun
12y4 Mar 26
52 Va Jun
106
Monday
Par
Abacus Fund
451/2 July 25
7
9
81% Mar
29
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
\
NEW YORK STOCKS,
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Lowest
Highest.
Year 1962
Lowest
EVERY LISTED STOCK
&
&
Co
Film
Corp
*94V2
'
x
303/4
30%
32%
32%
♦95V4
-
*
,
96
*30
313/4
570
20
96
*95%
27%
-
2,200'
18
7,500
7,700
21
~
Volume
198
Number
The
6285
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(389)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 19G2
Lowest
33
Jun
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Highest
42% Dec
25
Lowest
39
May 16
28
31
% July 17
23 % Jun
25
40
Oct
22
71% Mar 15
51% Mar 19
32
Oct
24
57% Feb
41 % July 26
47% Jun
38%
Feb
5
NEW
Highest
16
25
73% Apr
23
82 % Jan
2
89% Jun
24
47 ;
43% July 24
33 % Jan
15
Arizona
59% Apr
48% Apr
15
Armco
15
Armour
9% Oct
30
18
15% Oct
25
7
84 % Jun
7
87% Jan
2
92 % Feb
34% Jan
3
43
Jan
12
10
16
17 Va Jan
15
23% Apr
33% Feb
26
19% May 29
28% Feb
2Vi Oct
Public
37% Oct
.
66% Jan
July 22
2
Steel
&
$3.75
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
28 %
28%
28%
29%
28%
29%
10
55
54%
54%
42%
41%
42
20% Feb
43%
43
43 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
17,700
54%
54%
54 %
54%
11,600
413/4
423/a
41%
41%
11,200
81%
82%
82%.
82%
5,800
81%
82
81%
82%
81%
90%
*89%
90%
•?89%
92
39i%
39%
39%
39%
5
10
10 %
10
10
17%
17%
♦17%
2.50
39%
V'
*89%
393/4
393/4
17%
17%
17%
27%
28%
3,300
27%
28%
15,400
27%
27%
27%
27%
3%
43% Jan
22
■22,%..-..2a%
3%
3%
50c
46%
54% July 26
66% May 16
Associates
60
29
3%
46%
3%
45%
46%
4,400
46
46 %
45%
46%
46
60%
58
46 %
58%
57
58 %
55
55%
543/4
57
5,100
5,100
28%
27%
28%
58,500
10%
10%
\ 443/4
11
10,300
45%
3%
27% Jan
16
2
30% Jun
21
2
11% Jun
19
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5%
non-cumulative preferred
10
28
10% Dec
27%
10%
10%
4
43
Jun
11
10%
10 3/4
48% Jan
.28
10%
Atlantic
4%
43 %
44
85
43%
44
6
87
Jan
10
94
43%
44
91% Apr
47% Dec
21
46% Jan
21
Atlantic
Coast Line RR
57% Feb
15
48
Jan
2
Atlantic
Refining
16
19
60% May 31
56% Apr 16
89% Mar 14
10%
43%
*92%
54%
52V4
11
18% Jun
Atlas
Chemical Industries
Atlas
Corp common
3%
27%
10%
49% Jan
Oct
10
31% Jun
27
41% Oct
24
81% Jan
Nov
3
88
1
25% Feb
Jan
10 Va Jan
5
86% Apr
14% Jan
Feb
23
2% Jan
2
20
14% Jan
3
15
15% Sep
20% Dec
7
173/4 Jan
8
July 23
9% Oct 24
27% Dec
18
25 Va Jan
28
31% Jan
2
133/a Apr
4
12% Nov
Jun
29
11% Jan
17
12% Jun
2
3
21
Apr
25
4
4%
$3.75
21
3
May 31
17% Apr 18
28% May 16
38% May 16
17% Jan
City Electric Co
preferred
5%
series
28% Feb
94%
♦92%
55%
55%
common
10
52 Va
52%
52%
55%
52%
preferred
B
14
30% Mar 29
Jun
25
100
863/,
86%
86%
87V2
*86%
88
863/4
1
16Va
16%
16 Vb
163/4
16 3/8
16 %
163/8
16%
23/4
2%
2%
Nichols
94
55
55
52%
52%
94
*92%
54%
6,400
94
54%
54%
2,400
52%
52%
52%
12,200
86%
86%
86%
260
16%
16%
15,400
2%
11,200
16%
900
2%
2%
2%
23/4
2%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
25/e
16%
No par
[19%
19%
19%
20
193/4
193/4
19%
20%
*19 3/4
20%
No par
Amer_2.5o
*26 Va
28V4
*26%
28%
*27%
28V4
27%
27%
273/4
27%
13%
14 Vb
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
26,400
33%
10,500
26
61,200
17
12,100
common
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
Canteen Co of
Automatic
Automatic Retailers
12
Avco
8
♦92%
1
12
24 % Mar
94
20
29% Jun
15% May 21
3%
443%
55%
41% Jun
1
Mar
27
*92 Va
23
13
27%
100
preferred
Austin
23
x27%
No par
32 % July 22
16% May 29
com
400
3%
2
25
800
28%
27%
28
3%
*10
34% May 29
6
10
28%
27%
27%
1
10
10
173/4
21 Va
1
Associated
Co
1,600
10%
27%
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining
3% July 24
51% May 15
Investment
40
28
34% Mar 27
31
2
2
40
28
2
2
2% Jan
Inc
10
39%
10%
25 % Jan
Brewing Co
Associated Dry Goods Corp
92
17%
26% Jan
Industries
*89%
10%
20
May 13
92
4,600
*17%
17%
80 % Jan
-1
Sep 27
;
82
90 %
1
Arvin
13% Jan
Shares
43
No par
4
the Week
413/4
41%
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Corp
Friday
July 26
July 25
54%
54%
41%
1
common
54%
5
Co
Sales for
Thursday
43%
2.50
Service Co
preferred
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
July 24
No par
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co
Jun
Tuesday
July 23
July 22
5% May 25
47% Nov 21
25
20% Aug
9% Aug
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Mar 22
52
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
*
25 % Oct
20 % Jun
YORK
EXCHANGE
of
16%
America_50c
32 Va
33%
33%
33%
3334
33%
34%
1
25%
26%
X25%
26 Va
25%
26%
26%
5c
16%
17%
171/4
17%
17V4
17%
25%
16%
323/4
25%
17%
16%
Corp
Avnet Electronics
Corp
33
800
300
B
4% May 29
37 Va Jun
10
8% Mar 12
58% Feb
26
9
10 Va
11 % Jan
25
27 Va Jun
27
963/4 Jun
20
104% Mar
5
100
85 % Jan
4
94% Mar
9
88
18 % Oct
333/a Feb
July 10
Babcock
Jan
Baker
Mar 18
3
Jan
26% Jan
16
48% Feb
19
4G% jan
2
9% Oct
19
22% Feb
21
12
3
Jun
85% Mar
25
Jan
71
Jan
10
8
(B T)
14
29
60
Babbitt
58
Oct
30
7
5
32Va July 24
1
5% Jan
July 24
11% July 25
19 Va Apr 19
37 % Mar 28
23
2
46% Feb
Mar 20
17
May 29
4% July
July 19
2
22
14% May 22
36V4 Feb
7
106% Feb
94
Baltimore
6
4%%
Gas
&
4%
3
Barber Oil
5
'52 % Apr
233/8 Jan
30
39% Jan
7
46V4 Feb
25
5%
13
4
123/4 Apr
22
15Va Jan
29
Basic
Products
36
Oct
22
59
Jan
36 Va
July 15
45% Jan
9
Bath
Iron
22
Dec
21
37
Jan
2
26
Jan
343/8 Jan
11
36% Oct
24
29% Jun
27
61 ;;;
> Feb
26
6
39% Jun
52% Jan 29
7
17% Oct
62 Va Jun
152 3/4 Jan
14
16
11% Jun
31% Jun
28
2 2 3/8 Jan
27
11% Oct
6
57V2 July
22
36% Dec
103 % Mar
253/4 Jun
1153/4 Jan
_
1
131/2 July 22
331/2 Apr
17
10
341/2 Jan
8
12% Jan
8
9
26
18% Apr
131/4 Jan
26
19% Feb
15% Oct
24
50% Jan
4
7% Jun 25
12 Va Feb
14
753/4 Jan
34% Jun
Jun
3
21 Va Mar 28
2
Jan
27% Oct
22
43% Jan
1403/4 July 24
35% Jan
341/4 Apr
343/4 Apr
8
793/4 Jan
3
87% Nov
2
12
3
861/4 Mar 27
40% Jun
25
64
22% Oct
31
39% Jan
Oct
31
26% Feb
9% Oct
24
18% May
24
24% Dec
35 Va May 29
56% Feb
1
30% July 26
26
Jan
29
3OV4 Jan
Sep
25
37% Apr
213/8 Jan
5
16
5
18
19% Jun
41% Jun
25
28% Mar 12.
25
70
Jan
2
'34% Oct
3
20
18
«
Oct
Mar 19
5IV4 Jan
91
■
123/b Jan
2
16% Apr
2
27% Jan
14
Bobbie
403/a Feb
4
5% Jan
2
22
C
7
23
1:
24'
39 V* Nov
60% Jun
83 % Jan
(
11% Feb
3% Oct
26% Oct
„
27
15
30
8% Mar 13
99% Feb
4% Feb
4
373/8 Jan
3
13
85% Jan
30
4
903/4 Dec
13
87% Jan
2
May 29
43% Apr
23
36% Jan
3
111% Jan
85% July
4
116
109
Jun
Jun
26
Apr
99% Feb
25
70
13 Va Oct
2\
523/4 Jan
2
r
27-
26
30% Nov
1
133/4 July 17
21% Feh
15% Feb
8
Oct
22
-
-
104% July 17
93
%
Jun
24
46
July 9
1143/4 July 26
v
of
•
55
17
Jan
&
5.50%
Brown
$5
Co
64
July 10
16% July 11
Bullock's
36 Va July 25
Burlington
113/4 Jun
27
24% Jan
5
133/4 Mar 15
19% Jun
20
24% Oct
24
53% M'ar 26
26
34
18
23
23
13% May 21
2
32% Jan
10
May 29
Sep
25
12% Mar 28
76
May 28
7% Jan
8
18% Feb
8
Jan
2
23 s/8 Apr
24
4% Jan
3
3
17 S/8 July 18
122% Mar 27
11
May
7
12% Jan
2
92% Apr
17
Feb
21
133/a Jan
9
29
16% July 12
107% Jan
28
21% Jan
2
24% May 14
91% Jan
4
94% May 22
50
3
55
For
footnotes,
see
9
page
July 19
22% Jan
23.
2
10%
10 5/0
103/4
Apr
1034 May
25
3
30% July 10
51%
51%
51%
41%
51%-
51
57
57%
57
58%
58 V4
*52
53%
52
*120
...
1V4
1%
22%
23%
x33%
121
1V4
23
so
415/u
41%
6,900
173/4
175/a
17%
10,000
20
19%
19%
22. ,v
24%
21%
233/8
22%.
1,600
23 3/4' 4
34,900
103/4
10%
103/4
5,500
10,900
21%
V?
23%
10 5/a
51%
122
120
122
•
42%
52
*121
—;/w:
13%
*36%
59
53%
51%
513/4
58%
50 3/4
13%
6,000
37
3,700
58
511/4
58%
*51
52%
*121
1221/4
500
14,800
59%
*51
53
1221/4
1221/4.
1%
1V4
22%
22%
7,800
100
1 %
l3/8
1V4
l3/8
1V4
23%
223/4
22%
22%
22%
5,000
34
33
333/4
32%
32%
32%
33V4
321/4
32%
2,700
33 Vb
32
32%
323/4
32'A
33
32
32%
321/4
29%
32%
8,800
30%
29%
301/4
*1543/4
155 %
*1543/4
155 Va
243/4
25%
24 J/4
24%
♦24%
*89 V*
90%
*89 V4
90%
*891/4
*56
30
293/4
293/4
243/4
155V2
243/4
155
30 Va
1551%
30%
155
24%
*155
301/4
69,100
156
243/4
200
243/4
Terminal
4,000
90%
56%
55 %
553/4
553/4
553/4
56
26%
27
263/4
27%
273/4
28
25
25
25
251/4
25V4
251/4
14
14 Vb
14 Vb
25%
14%
273/4
25%
2 8 3/a
25 Vb
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
141/4
233%
23%
233/a
233/a
233/a
233/4
23
23%
23%
23%
;
56
1,600
7,100
900
6,700
-
4,500
33%
32%
33%
32%
32%
30%
32%
30%
31%
34%
33%
333/4
33VB
333/a
31%
323/4
32%
32 %
5,200
193/4
193/4
20
19%
19%
19%
193/4
19%
19%
2,300
1.25
20 V*
20%
20%
203/8
20
201/4
19%
20
19%
19%
1,600
60%
613/4
61
621/4
62%
631/4
613/4
62%
26,900
43%
45
44 3/a
433/4
441/4
43%
18,400
871/4
*86%
87%
431/4
*861/2
13
131/4
41% ,421/4
13%
131/4
13%
87%
13%
10,000
42Vi
42 %
42
42%
5,800
Soup
conv
433/4
44%
87 V*
13'/4
13%
13%
42%
42
42 Vb
4VB
4
A
3%
5%.
993/,
*92 Va
100
43
42%
87
133/4
33%
333/4
33%
123/a
11%
12
12
11%
12%
6,800
5%
5%
5%
113/4
5 3/a
5%
5%
5%
42%
42 3/4
423/4
43%
43%
423/4
1041/4
41%
1033/4
3,200
2,500
94%
♦92%
94%
43%
44%
1143/4
.
.
100
IOIV4
■;.*
1021/4
3%- V
103
*
29
29%
-
•
'
94%
*92%
94%
*92%
433/4
433/4
113%
433/4
V "114
273/4
153/4
87
13%
14%'
No par
1
91%
301/4
10
*29
28%
5
*7
114
*853/4
13%
5
3%
7
43%
*85 3/4
14
_1
33%
113
*85 3/4
i_:
3%
6%
33%
r
43
1123/4v 113
15
A
7%
33
*92%
94%
433/8
:•/
*7
333/a
63/4
100
101
No par
No par
■
6%
33
421/4
123/4
5%
42%
3%
4
53/8
V
: ■
12%
4
63,900
12
7%
7
1
Inc
*86%
-
13V4
42
100
Va
*1131/2
114
863/4
863/4
13%
14
291/4
29
29
87
1
141/i
V
'
44
114
86
14
29%
291/4
29V4
29%
;
1,400
:
3,600
8,500
133/4
14%
2,300
0
•
104
86
133/4
'
3%
7VB
v
3,200
630
200
,
93,300
2,500
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
28%
29%
153/4
15%;
153/4
15%
153/4
16
15%
15%
11,300
4,100
133/4
14VB
13%
14
14
14%
13%
14%
16,300
91Va
*901/4
921/4
*90%
91%
91%
30%
30%
30%
*30%
31
141/4
143/4
14VB
143/4
141/4
143/a
63 Va
63%
63%
64
63%
64
28
15%
.
'
91%
*30%
141/4
<■
>
-
631/4
*90%
921/4
31
30%
30 3/a
400
141/4
141/4
14V4
5,200
64
'
631/4
64
,
200
2,500
5
_
14%
14%
15
14%
151/s
143/4
35
143/4
14%
34
34%
341/4
35%
351/4
353/4
35%
36%
35%
36
1
Inc
141/4
1
Inc
16%
171/4
171/4
16 V2
16%
16%
17%
16%,
16%
5
y26%
A
27VB
16%
26%
26V4
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
42,100
hi
1/4
1\
3*
32
1/4
32
V4
3*3
429,100
26 3/4
•; 26
-1
19%
19VB
19 %
19%
19 Vb
19%
19V4
19%
3%
Co
*9VB
91/4
91/4
9V4
9%
9VB
*9%
9%
8%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
8%
8%
8%
.2.50
30%
31%
x30 %
30%
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
30%
6%
6 Va
6%
6 %
6%
63/4
7%
6%
11%
113/4
11%
11%
11%
12 Va
11%
__
1
6%
11%
12 Vs.
15 Vb
15%
15
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
94 %
94%
933/4
943/4
943/4
96
96 %
98
22%
23
23
23
1.66%
No par
100
Corp common
preferred™
Canada
Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
j__No par
Canadian
1
Ry
*91/4
1.80
Co__.
Pacific
*19
•;
5
Hecla Inc_.
Dry
*86%
34
100
common
series
613/8
613/4
43%
*86 %
87 J/4
33
Campbell Red Lake Mines
$4.25
*891/4
553/4
19%
common
__—
Canada
90%
56%
263/4
3.50
Corp
Packing Corp _1.
Callahan Mining Corp
Campbell
*891/4
25 Vb
3
Financial
Calumet &
90%
26 V4
____
California
3
9
103/4
'
133/4
36%
32%
Co
California
15
16
ll'/a
1
Corp
Burroughs Corp
Rights
11
7 % July
11
M,ar
10%
—5
11% Apr
27% Feb
Jan
24
62%
133/4
,*36%
411/4
17%
;•
193/4
,
34
Corp
Co
32 % July 11
52% Jan
12
213/4
23%
2.50
Industries
Bush
93 Va Dec
26
213/4
24%
10
Byers Co (A M)
27
14
21%
23%
___100
Inc
Watch
2
12
Jun
Bulova
9
24
8
21%
23%
*61
62V2
10
5
Co
Jan
48% Nov
19% Sep. 28
21%
23
19,700
5
Inc
Co
10% Jan
18% Oct
85% Jan
Jan
20
213/4
4,400
74%
'
Burndy
4
173/4
193/4
24%
73%
5
preferred
2
7% Oct
175/a
493/4
*52
_
Inc
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
2
20% Oct
41%
17%
19%
100
Corp
common
934 Jan
Mar 27
41%
17%
19%
14
37
5
_
Corp
25% Jan
9
41Vo
I8V4
8
__
preferred
Shoe
2
18 Va Mar 19
41%
19VB
13%
*36%
13%
37
24%
74%
*61
62%
175/8
13%
*36%
100
Buckeye
3/a July 19
*61
41%
133/4
37
243/a
73%
74%
1
Stores Inc
Bristol-Myers Co
7
July 24
73 VB
50c
Club
33/4% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brunswick
15
74%
1
Stratton
8
Jan
24%
3,900
101 Va
24
,
1
24
5
2 pesos
Brass
Manufacturing
14
.
61
62 %
*61
102%
233/4
13%
,_No par
&
Airways
15% Jan
26,
61
.
*101
102%
*36 Va
par
26% Dec
Jan
73
100
_
25-
16% Mar 12
73 %
71%
♦101
:_7.50
Borman Food
24*
July 24
233/4
50c
Boston Edison Co
9% Oct
18% Jun
32
243/4
10
17% May 13
10.% Jan
1021/4
24
47%
*101 %
2.50
2
8
*101
_
37
•
12,900
1021/2
Co
91% July 22
18% Mar
24
101%
Inc
7
31*
26
40%
48 Va
1
1951
2
79% Jan
8% Oct
40%
393/4
473/4
403/4
48
common
Budd
28% Jan
17 % May 29
41
47%
common
Bucyrus-Erie
4
29
403/4
40%
47%
__40c
16
21
12,300
41
40
471%
1
Co
10
25
2,700
47%
40%
40%
48
100
Borg-Warner Corp common
3 % %
preferred
933/4 Jan
20% Jan
Jun
40%
40%
40%
39%
41
41%
Briggs
Briggs
30
23%
3,600
41
14
Jan
23
40%
63/a Jan
47
600
233/i
471/2
Braniff
13
1,100
30
40%
13
14
13'/4
36%
30
2
common
18% May 13
84 Va Oct
613/4 Jan
23%
23Vo
2
313/4 May 16
41% Feb
26
23Va
Corp
28
Jan
31
Jun
243/8
pfd
Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class
26
44
•
23%
13% Jun
33 Va May
Dec
8% Oct
24 Va
25
93/4 Feb
27
27% Oct
79
24'/8
*36%
,
No par
14% Jan '* 2
113/4 Jan } 2
14
9% May 29
1
Jun
5% Feb
35
25
28
12% May 29
23
1
30%
Boston & Maine RR common_No par
5% preferred
100
Brach (E J)
& Sons..
No
28% Jun
i
13%
36%
30
1
Book-of-the-Month
13
28% May 21
10% Mar 18
26
13Vo
*36%
30%
_
Borden
2
Dec
13V4
36Va
30
_
67 Va May 24
33/8 Jan
93/4 Jan
Co
195/8 July 26
6
35
Boeing
57
9
1,110
36 V2
Corp
Mfg
Aluminum
43% May 21
1,400
13 Va
Stores Inc
14% May
800
IOV4
131/4
Inc
Bond
4
25
Brooks
Eohn
2
83
46
363/4
„_No par
_
38% May 15
10 3/a Mar
28
Decker
20% May 22
233/4 Jan
9
35% Jan
25
&
4
36 3/4 Dec
7% Jun
Black
Mar 14
22
1,600
10
30%
.
series
22% Jan
4% Jun
;
pfd
7-
12
17%
'
41/2%
2
873/4 Jun
1,000
45%
131/4
30
100
Bliss & Laughlin
Bliss (E W) Co
47% Jun
83
900
52
10
363/4
1
Blaw-Knox Co
8
420
37
46%
*46
13Vo
1
Co
3%
173/4
831/4
*9%
1
Inc
6
11
*51
17% '
83V4
10
91
*36
52
17%
46 Vb
200
36%
*51
84%
10
45%
16,400
13
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford
15
23
Jan
*83 Va
Va
23,500
333 a
36%
13
_i
16
41% Jan
10
463/8
12
101%
91
30 5/8
Co
601/4 Jun
85
84
10
*46
7,200
12,600
33
36%
Inc
333/4 Apr
263/4 Apr
Mar 18
-17%
5,300
10%
*101
30
5
2
84% May 24
22 Va Jan
2
1
1%
10Va
46
36%
513/4
17%
5V4
55
33%
91
10
Corp
Leasing
Co
&
10 Va
515/8
18
84
85
841/4
46
52
173/4
18
50
26% July 22
253/a Oct
50
17%
50
Finance
21% Jan
4% Feb
*51
Corp
7
483/a Jan
9
52
_l
Co
2
15
2% July
*51
Savers
8
21
36%
43/4%
Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp
11
24
29% May 29
*
Best
3
Jan
79
36V2
Bestwall
11
9% Oct
'
37
preferred
Berman
16
Jun
28% Jun
Jun
37
$4.50 conv preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc
25% July 15
160
37
Corp
Petroleum
5%
15
2
4
S)
Howell
10
Jan
37
,
Gossett Co
17
203/4 Jan
100
5
101 Va
*90
,__No par
Intercontinental
3
33
101%
90
RR
Life
33
101 Va
90
com
&
6
283/4 Jan
321/2
101%
91
2.50
(A
Creek
Belco
19
153
331/4
101 Va
*90
Distilling Co
Bell
1 Va Feb
3
32%
101%
91
Inc
Bell
125V4 Jun
24
27% Mar 14
15
33%
101%
91
Belding-Heminway
May 28
1
152% Apr
16 % Jun
33%
*1011/4
100
1
12
2
263/4 Jan
com__No par
B
100
5
10
&
IV4 Jan
5
Feb
11%
Corp
Bell
20
473/a Mar 15
12%
Inc
Co
Aircraft
Beneficial
42
11%
Corp
Beech-Nut
19
24
123/a
1
22% July 11
30% Jun 13
60
Apr
55V4 Jun
26
121/4
preferred
Shoe
Beech
Beech
15
22% Oct
>
Beck
8
13
28
27% Oct
'
4%%
Bendix
17Vb Apr
30% Jun
12%
Inc
Foods
59% Jan 24
114Va Mar
123/a
Corp
(James B)
Beatrice
15
511/4 Feb
l3/4 Feb
12 1/2
Beckman Instruments Inc
49 5/8 Jan
128 V* Mar 23
12 1/4
14
55% Mar 15
2
13
Beaunit
54 % May 28
15
XIOV4
25
25
lVa Jan
543/4
10 Va
10
Lomb
Cigars
Beam
7
49% July 16
108 Va Jun
5 Vb
55%
10Va
preference
Works
&
503/b Mar 22
31
543%
10%
Corp
Laboratories
Bayuk
19% July 2
20% Jan 18
16 Va Jun
223/4 Feb
Sep 27
Jan
16 3/4 Jan
55%
10 Va
common
convertible
Baxter
43 Va May 14
24
48
66
37
Inc
Bausch
10
2
14% May 29
11% Oct 24
9
13asic
5
42% July
49% Mar 14
3
70% July 19
26
Apr
Jan
20% Mar
19
35
5
18
100
2
Feb
95
5
29% Sep
6ct~"2
29 Va M'ar 21
24
54% Nov
351/4 Apr
45% Apr
101%
96% Mar 28
25
333/a July 3
27% Jun 13
471/2 Jan
5Vs
54»/2
10%
Corp
20% Jan
24
22 % Mar
5Va
55%
IOV4
preferred, 100
Aroostook
24
21
5 Va
55%
101/2
series
non-cumulative
Bangor &
8% Oct
19
53/8
56 3/4
101/4
Corp
Elec
preferred
12 % Nov
18 % May 29
5%
55V2
1
.
preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
383/4 Dec
12% Feb
5VB
9
Co
Inc
4%
403/8 May 17
5334 May 29
19% July 5
May
1
Wilcox
Tools
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
May 28
92
&
Oil
Inc
,—25
22%
22%
*93%
93%
*93%
93%
53 %
53%
9%
28%
*53%
54
9%
28 Vb
23%
23 Vb
93%
♦93V4
93%
53%
53%
*53
4,000
19 34
700
9%
400
8%
30%.
7
10,900
4,800
27,700
9,100
15%
53%
12%
15%
9,800
96%
23%
*93%
4,800
56,900
97 %
9,200
23 %
7,700
*93%
93%
*53
53%
"50
"
9%
"
28
93/B
2878
9%
2t
9%
J
2o.
,
u
9%
93/8
28 Va
28 3/8
9%
273/4
9%
3.500
28 %
36.600
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(390)
Monday, July'29,1963
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
Mar 16
37% Oct
24
56
22
Oct
25
32% Jan ill
9
Jun
13
15 Vb Mar 30
Jan
8
45 % Jun
25
•■v.
July
44
27
60% Jan
4
50% Apr
29
22.
'48
70
Jan
18 % Nov
1
29
Jan
137% May
5
Jun
26
79
91
16 y4 Jun
14
42% Feb
14% Nov
13
20% Mar
28% May 29
19% Sep 21
2
2
2
18% July
2
51
5
Cenco
22
Jun
Jan
15
35% May 22
2
15% Jan
2
9
47
May 23
Aug 23
78. < Dec
19
73
May
3
18% May 20
53% July 11
81
July 11
25% May 28
36% Jan
2
Jan
7
38 Vb July 15
68
Jlin
35
93
■>
17
25
101 Va May 28
25
Apr 26
25
46% Apr 19
33% Mar 27
30% Jun
49 '/a>Apr
22% Mar 11
26% May
41 Vn Jan
47 Ve Feb
2'
23% May 29
12% Nov 30
23% Apr
2
23
33
4
19y8Jan
11
Oct
23
60% Jan
2
16
Oct
24
35
Jan
31
i 3%
Oct
24
9y4 Apr
30% Oct
24
49% Feb
4
16
33% Jan
2
13% Jun
22
Central
23
Century Industries
3
19% Feb
6
47% May 31
3% Mar 11
2
Chain
16
25 Va Jan
2
30% May 10
96% Jan
22
16
32% Jan
2
21
31V4 Dec
21
29% Feb
12
Chadbourn
102% May 24
40 % May 16
343/i Jan 17
i
May 29
11
313/4 Apr
Oct
24
15% Jun
25
3% Oct
24
Oct
5.
18
25 Va Feb
2
20% May 14
18 Va Jan
2
7
10 Va Jan
32 V
/'
5% Jan
37!
Mar 29
45
Jan
4
9
98
Jan
11
May 29
62
Apr
3
60
44% May 28
75% Oct
37 "
,
2
3
Jan
Mar
64 Va May 27
Oct
22
13 % Jan
4
Jan
1
21 % Nov
23
16% Jan
14
Sep
223/4 Sep
20
273/a Feb
19
14% Jan
2
24
36 % Feb
15
29 % Jan
17
Oct
24
17% Feb
8
93/a Jan
2
51% Jan
13 Va Jan
6
10
7
v
9<
64% Feb
20
25
22% Feb
7
14% Oct
22
3 6 3/a Feb
8
19% Oct
24
31% Jan
12
14s/a Nov
30
26% Feb
2
"■
19
Jun
22
353% May
2
<v
15% Jun
25
21
Nov
48
8% Jun
.
13;
5 i
May 28
8Vb Oct
24
—*mm•
——
"
29
Va
26
■22
26% Jun
20
4
19
Chock
18% Apr
15
Chris-Craft
51
6
May
July 22
Oct
29
yo
2
Dec
14
104
25
52% Feb
16
32
Jun
27
49'% Mar 21
24
59% Feb
5
55% Jan
97% May 29
112% Feb
8
18% Nov
~1
35% Feb
1
20
Jun
27
37*
8% Dec
31
14
Mar 22
Feb
5
27
1063/4 Jun
36% Mar 20
Mar 23
Jun
313/4 Oct
5
45
2
45% May 16
1
343/4 Jun
4
48V4 Jan
2
96% Jan
3
102
Oct"_4
58 >/2 Jan
3
65% Oct
6
37V» Apr
23
57
12
31% May 29
134Va Jan
3
Jan
July
17
Jan
8
36%
22
40% Jun
11
42
3
140
28
70
May 29
19% Nov
■
753/b
26
19
27
~7% Oct~22
Nov
130'
41
' Dec
48% July 12
147
May 14
Mar 27
20
3
963/4 May
20% Jan
12
3/4 Feb
84 Va Jan
2
2
24
39% Jun
9
14
4IV2 Jan
19
84% Mar
4
48% July 22
Collins
2
353/a Jun
4
Collins
1118% Mar 15
173/4.Jan
51
41
25
69
Jun
4
41
May 29
31
Jan
17
79V2 Jan
26
22i/4 Jan
31% Feb
27
55 Va Jan
5
67
16
34
Jun
'
15 Va
J~un~25
,May 29
7 35
2
71/2 Jun
25
11% Jan
24
15% Feb
Jun
30
3
25
65 % May 28
Apr
50%:Dec
22
?.
.
83% Dec
27
107% Oct
19
II31/2.Mar 30
Jun
25
49% Jan
27
39
Jan
65Vb Apr
45% Feb
94% Jan
3
101 Vb Dec
; 97% Jan
2
104% Nov
'-89%
Jan
3
17V4 Jun
25
28% Mar
15
94% Apr
2
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
02
Aug
5 »/2 Oct
24
353/4 May 29
101
July 20
:38
Jun
82
Jan
3
4
Dec
24
16
Oct
25
25
'47% May 29
8% Jun 25
#3% May 29
85 Va May 29
96
Jun
27
7
12
1073/4 Dec
48% Jan
3
881/2 Apr
8% Feb
21
Feb
Id
Feb
1
6
43V4 Jun
21
3
29% May 29
2
2
67'/4 Jun
45% Jun
23% Jan
47% July
102 Va Jan
105
.
93
Jan
24
6
9
4
18
Mar 25
Jun
17
6
13
41/4 Jan
6% July 12
26
17 Vb Jan
72% Feb 16
12% Jan 29
20% July
9
55% Jun
643/4 Feb
15
10% Jan
13% Jun
5
56
Feb
19
53 % Jan
56% Jan
2
41% Jan
footnotes,
see page
2;«„.
633/j May 16
47% Apr 15
7234 July 11
28%
100%
♦100
28%
27%
100%
100
28%
*99
21%
3,400
3%
27%
IOOV2
200
3%
5,000
43%
43%
2,200
27%
100%
*99
271/2
9,100
39%
38%
100%
90
39%
39 VB
38%
38%
38 3/4
391/4
373/4
383/4
32 %
32%
32
4,400
32%
32%
32%
32%
23
331/4
30,300
*22%
23%
22
22%
221/s
22%
22
33%
22%
22%
25
21%
21%
21%
22V4
22 y8
22%
22%
223/4
221/4
1
9%
22%
10%
9%
22,900
IOVB
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
*41%
x41%
16,900
41%
41%
42
62
61%
60%
-
*97
101%
*94
60
60%
60
61%
60%
100
*94
60
60%
10
41%
40%
61
60%
100
*95
60%
par
12%
13%
13
13i/4
12%
20
20
20
20
20%
22%
23%
22%
23
23%
37
37
37
37
*36%
60%
12%
20
13%
12%
*19
40%
40%
61%
100
61
7,900
401%
600
61%
61
*95
23,900
100
60%
60%
9,600
,
12%
12%
13
20 3/4
20 VB
20%
610
225%
223/4
2,600
23%
23%
231/4
37
37
37
*36%
2,700
37
400
14%
13%
14Va
13%
13%
13%
143%
13%
133/4
62%
62
621/4
61%
62
611/4
61 3/4
62
62
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
25%
253/4
263%
25%
26
42%
45%
18,300
42%
44
43'/a
45
44%
45%
44 %
45
30%
31
19,600
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
25%
24%
30%
6,500
251/4
24%
25%
25
30%
25V4
301/4
25 %
25
25%
28%
par
29%
28%
29%
28%
30%
12,100
31 Va
321%
32%
35
22%
*62
14,300
"•
: i,6oo
5,920
*21%
22%
*21%
22 %
16%
161/4
16%
16%
163/8
12%
12%
123/4
12%
13
12%
13
60
60%
61%
60%
61%
58%
62
59
60%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
*21%
'
25
m*
93%
;
*104
?
, ;
lo
93.%
./
'1C4% %
.
.93%
94
*104
104%
38%
40%
39
42%
42%
42%
673/4
22%
*22
29%
83/a
40%
40 VB
40 3/a
3,600
423/8
■
40'
427/8
42%
42%
42 Va
42 %
15,600
27.0C0
63%
61%r
62%
61%
22%
22
22
293/4
29%
29%
29%
18,600
39%
69V2
29%
8%
25%
39%
*93%
105
1151/2
*22
397,900
933/b
62 Va
62%
10.ICO
104%
68%
114
61%
25
-7,000
93%
114 %
68%
113
25%
200
v
-
104%
39%
42%
251/2
-
67%
114
68%
67%
114
114
94 Va
105
b3%
*104%
68%
114
>
21%
180
v,
100
67%
68 3/4
114 Vt
H51/2
613/a
621/2
5,500
223/a
23
2,200
293/4
30
3,900
62%
22%
29%
93%
105
29%
5,100
403/a
8%
39V4
2,700
41
8V4
383/4
8%
393/4
40%
40%
42
403/4
41Va
14,700
43%
44
43%
43%
43%
43Va
43%'
43%
43V2
43%
2,400
33%
12,100
323%
33%='
8V2
83/a
8Va
8%
8%
32%
33%
106%
106%
70
*69
70
*69
70
*69
70
stock__50
39%
39%
*39%
40
*393/a
40
♦39%
40
36%
38%
39%
373/4
39%
1
38%
38%
common__3.25
45%
46V4
46
46V4
46
*143
143V4
*143
100
*143
143Vi
33
34V*
94 %
33
106%
38%
33%
33%
106%
*106V2
107
450
-
80
30
38
373/4
38%
6,300
46%
46V4
143%
38%
47
46%
463/4
2,900
*143
143 V4
*143
143V4
34%
95%
34
34%
33%
343/8
95
21%
34%
93%
93%
943/4
93%
94%
21%
33%
94%
21V4
21
21%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
3,400
45%
45%
45%
46
45%
46
4i%
453/a
44 Va
44%
20,800
81 Va
No par
8IV2
46%
48%
80%
46%
80%
45%
80%
46%
*81
4534
1
253/4
27
26
26
19%
263/4
197/a
9
36
26%
19%
81 Va
473/a
263/4
19%
No par
Y
1
94
213/a
1
No par
common
of
&
.
America_„_-_50c
Iron
5
B
8%
8%
50
common
series
*34%
35%
>
19%
83/4
35
34%
35
19%
8%
*34%
56
*56
9
19%
82
♦81
29,200
10,500
82
100
47
46%
473/a
19,200
27V4
26V4
26%
33,300
19%
X18%
19V4
3,600
8%
9%
8%
8%
18,500
35%
353/4
*35V4
36%
300
60%
593/4
61
60 VB
61%
61 Va
61%
61%
613/a
23,400
10
29 VB
29%
29%
29%
29 %
293/4
29%
29 3/8
12,900
24%
25
21%
25%
24%
25 Va
233/4
24%
56
56
,_5
24 %
24%
No par
82 Vb
82 V8
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec___5
Combustion Engineering Inc_.
1
69%
69%
69%
70
69 Vb
26 %
26%
26
26 Va
413/a
40%
41%
$4.25
preferred
Commercial
4% %
Credit
Co
common
preferred
conv
Solvents
Commonwealth
Edison
Nast
Co
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
•
$5
Edison
of
4.12%
9%
.1
68 %
Y
pref
series
No par
A10O
48
12%
9%
123/B
9 Va
68Vb
68%
"
9 Va
68%.
86 :•
107 %
110%
7
85%
106
85%
106 Va
109% 110
10
70
69%
70%
4,1C0
26
25%
26%
25%
26 Va
7,000
41%
41%
42
42 Va
13,800
1063/4
48
48%
48%
48%
11%
•
11%
11
-11%
12%
12
12 Vb
12 Va
12%
9V4
9%
9Va
68 'A
68%
68%'
85%
28%
29%
28%
41
40%
28
65%
42
45%
46 V*
46 Vb
100 Vb
*102%
953/4
*94
27%
95%
95%
27%
27%
*94
27 Va
46%
101 %
104
953/4
273/8
46%
100%
*103
*94
27%
3/a
46%
101
*28
Va
104
95%
28%
65 Ve
:
65%
40 Va
41
45 %
46%
*100%
101
*103
104
.,*94
20
5,600
Lines Inc
common
27 Va
27V4
96
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
94%
103/4
94%
10%
%
53%
52 Va
53»/4
52%
52%
52%/
53%
52S/8
53%
*107%
107 VB
5
52
96
*94%
96
*107%
108 %
*107 %
108%
lo
45%
46 %
453/8
453/4
45%
453/4
45 %
46
No par
Inc
89%
89%
*89%
90%
89%
89%
89%
89%
com__2
5%
6 Vb
5%
53/4
5%
53/4
5%
25
*19%
5
56%
common
preferred
Copper & Steel
convertible
preferred
Insurance
Continental I-otors
Continental
of
.1
27%
*94%
10%
-No par
$5.50 preferred
Can
27%
*94 Va
*94 Va
1
Delaware
Corp
Corp
5
7
50c
113/4
108
20
56%
12 VB
*19 Va
56%
113/4
20
57 %
11%
*19%
563/8
11%
20
56%
12
107 %
*19%
56%
ll3/4
107%
5%
20
573/8
12
,50
95%
5
96
,14.700
830
"
1.25
com
700
5,800
11,000
100
Corp of America
preferred
Continental
Control Data
28
65 Va
41%
101
$5
28%
65 3/a
103
Continental
4,600
41%
100%
Continental
3,400
15,400
42%
41%
103
21,800
2.300
"30 Va
65 Va
45%
9,700
!
109%
28
100%
68 %
86%
107
42%
65%
103%
.
67%
86%
107
30%
28%
1C0%
4,100
.
109%
41%"
*102 %
5,000
4,100
9
9
42%
39 %
45 Vb
No par
15,000
T2 %
30 %
65%
No par
48%
11%
109%
67
*28
19,000
48%
41%
39
28%
23 3/a
29
..
38%
23
7-
No par
$3.75
"
106%
11%
86 Va
107
65%
5
23%
9%
68%
109%
Va
41
85%'
23%
106%
29
40%
$4.50 preferred
Continental
7
107;
109
$4.52 preferred
$4.16
preferred
4%
85%
106%
109%
28%',
lo
*106
23%
41 %
_No par
41%
1063/4
23%
49%
1
com-
*106
22%
11
12 Va
9,300
82%
69%
*106
48%
10%
*82
220
41
233/4
10%
83
57
25%
107
48%
.,
*82
57
69%
28%
Coal: Co
Consumers Power Co
110%
_
22%
56% 757
83
_5
Corp
Consolidated Laundries Corp—
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consolidation
106%
*106
*82
83
57
1.33%
Industries
Foods
85%.
com__No par
;
conv
Consolidated
12 Vb
,„No par
preferred
Consol Electronics
103/4
-
V
*82
23%
23%
473/4
,1
Corp
N
-
12.50
10
107
*106
1
Publishing Co—
Cigar
40%
5
100
Commercial
Baking Co
91% Jun
28%
28%
*100
3%
43
327/a
Air
48
21%
3%
42%
103V4
Continental
1093/4 May 31
21%
3%
43
69%
53 % July 26
_
X21%
3%
43
32%
433/4 Apr
4
21%
3%
43%
103V4
Container
Jan
21 %
33/k
-43
70%
Continental
87% Jan
21%
13,800
103%
12% May 22
42% Mar 29
21%
70
Jan
106
14%
21%
11
103
6% Jan
94
14
50
29% May 10
94% Apr 24
36% Mar
For
35
4
98% Apr 15
102% Apr 23
94% Jan. .3
19
2
13
14%
30
Consol
25
14
59%
891/a Feb
15
16,500
13%
56
Consolidated
Jan
13%
29 %
69Va July 18
115% Feb
143/3
22
System Inc__^
Columbia Pictures common
2
109
26%
133/4
16%
Gas
1
2
14%
22
Cone Mills
18
25%
Columbia
Conde
28
3,800
*10%
26%
Southern Ry—
&
143/4 Mayl4
12% Feb
4
35% Jan
9
27%
10%
25%
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
100
Columbia Broadcasting System_2.50
11%-July 15
Feb
40 % Mar
l27%
10%
26%
16%
Co
Fuel
3
563/4 Jan
23
28
10%
26
No par
Co
preferred
21
24% Jan
20
423/4 Apr
14
2
27% Apr
33% Feb
30
22
/
19
29
503s Feb
81% Jan
105% Apr
36% Mar 16
33 »/4 May 29
303e Oct
29% May 22
483/4 Feb 18
27% Jan
.109
2
; 21% Oct 24
46
May 28
25
111% Feb
49 % Jan
28
10%
26%
Producing_33%c
Gas
Corp
5%%
8
Feb
21
8% Jan
2
25 % Jun
'25
Feb
Mar 20
101/4 May
8% May
5
May 29
s
44% Jan
18
May 29
103
V 96
13
10
12
74
24% Mar 19
7
Oct
14
83
_
7 "40% July 19
4
Ml % Oct
8
Jan
1053/4 jan
37% Mar 23
453/I ja[i
Jun
29Va May 10
77% Jan
72% Mar 16
20 Va May 29
Colorado
19
60
26% Jan
Jun
16
Apr
63% July
30% Jun
42% Jan
18
27%
11
26%
221%
—
Radio
Colonial
10% Apr
Jan
7
28Va
*10%
'
16%
„_
Colorado
Mar 19
30% Apr
27%
11
12V4
preferred
Aikman Corp
39
32% Jan
453/a Dec
14
$3.50
23% May 15
8% July 19
3
48V4 Jan
28%
*107/a
♦21%
Bottling Co of N
5
18,500
16%
gta
Coca-Cola
17
6,300
45%
5
21
Apr
540
23%
X44
,
6,500
23%
44%
28 '
No par
Co
31% Apr
223/4 jan
*"
.';''27%
;
3,700
--
49%
44
No par
Coca-Cola
80
81% May
1
341/2 Dec 13
35'%
100%
443/4
-No par
Co
Colgate-Palmolive
24
Oct
Jan
35%
49
100 %
23%
10
9
46% July 17
31% May 28
22
.
36
49
101%
13%
__
Coastal States
48%
>100
23%
g
Cluett Peabody &
7% preferred
13
35%
48%
16%
Co
44% July 26
19 % May 29
18%: Jun
273%.Jan
1
Investing
i
■
jan
103%Jan
Mar
35%
100%
700
.
24
No par
$4.50 preferred called
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite Corporation
27
46% Jun
Jan
•
82
43%
Equipment Co___
__10
Iron Co
1
Cleveland Electric Ilium com_No
par
106% July 24
70% July 2£
48 %'
100-
3,100
23%
Cleveland-Cliffs
'
35%
48%
100%
28
44%
Clark
-
36%
48%
100%
3%
100,
City Products'Corp
City Stores Co_
4
24
.36% July 22
49% Nov 30
143
Apr
64
17
31% Oct
99\
12
33% Feb
Jun
49%
/"
*27%
24
-___100
11
37 3A Jan
381/2 Jan
9
preferred
14
29% Feb
27
82
100
12.50
Feb
*
*80%
300
200*
17%
*53%
*80%
-
15,700
54%
82
12%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
,
17%
*80%
'A *807/a
*
35%
1
9% Jan
31
17%
54%
82
.
'•
____25c
Corp
Industries
City
31% Jun
23 %
O'Nuts
30
3
*17
*53%
17
43%
5
26% Jan
27
28%
17%,
27%
17%
23%
100
Oil
63% July 23
7% Jun
27%
V
27
44%
50
4
243/4 Jan
40 3A
23%
2
27
7
Feb
18%
40%
54%,
43%
Inc
Jan
2
*17%
*53%.
3%
preferred
Jun
20% Jan
106
17%
41%
110
: 1,800
:
_5
C I T Financial Corp
Cities Service-Co common
$4.40 conv preferred
$2.25 conv preference
2
26%
17%
40%
18
43%
.
1,500
32,700
1
Preferred
(49% May 13
26%
'
41%
27%
23%
,
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com_8.5o
4%
..
54%
36%
48%
/
•
46%
146%
93%94
27%
43%
.
Corp
13
26%
25%
46%.
27%
*16%
82
36%
.1.25
;
V 461/4 Feb 26
69% July 23
115% May 13
59",
*
Full
Chrysler
28V4 Apr 29
94% Jun 12
411/4 Mar 20
-44% Oct
.
%Jun
27%
93%
2,700
28,800
■
*144
*53%
1
Corp
Cotton
19% Jun
*93%
47%
146%
17
100
-
40%
,
54%,';.
'-A;. *80%
Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Cab
No par
Mar 19
69
27%i
17
Yellow
Chickasha
Va July 2 4
27% Jun
107
Chicago
Chicago
12
101% Jan
87 Vb July 10
25
July 26
35
*17%
*53%'
5% series A non-cum pfd_;
100
Chicago & North Westn com.No par
5%
preferred series A
:
100
Chicago Pneumatic' Tool
8
233/4 May 13
*26%
41%
461/4
*144
931%
18
__10
preferred
15
25
93
2
Feb
/
46'A
145
27%
21%
25
44% July 12
3
*26%
•
14Vb
27% Jun
343/a Jun
93
45%
17% ■'>; "*17%
42%
•
•
40%
27%
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_No
18 Va Jan
—
-
:
Chicago Great Western Ry com__lo
3
27%i
26%
25
2
145
93%
-
_4o
4-
■
Inc
47%
146%
93
;
27%
..
l
__
:
2
Jan
Corp_
;
41 Va
171/2
5 "
;
16Vb Jun
65 %Jun
3
93%
*26%
>
No par
No par
-
145
93
-
45%
146 %
46
144
__5
2
Jan
44%
,
l
27% Jun 25
3834 May
8
18% Jan
1
431/a
25%
3
203/a Jan
Mar 26
33 Va Jan
—
.>(•;
25
1|10
3%
241/4
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
5%
67%
3%
24
23%
l
convertible
Class A
67
24,100
24
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
25
68
37,900
81/2
23%
Chesebrough-Pond's
20% Jun
68
300
71%
8%
41%
*251/8.
13% July 22
2
13% Nov
68%
8%
3%
Co
Motors
3%%
8
43%
25%
May
2
61% Jun 14
2
*68
'A/:. /7
8
32%
69
3%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
100
-1
513A Jan
Checker
68%
7%
70%
43i/a
10
—
Chemetron Corp
Chemway Corp
10
$ Mar 25
44
2".-
513/a Jan
92
11% July
•
69%
-
37/s
Champion Papers Inc com
No par
$4.50
preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
25% July
8
2234 May 13
*
Belt
69%
43%
1/
Co
Gotham
36%
♦491/2
32%
50%
33
3%
1/ V
Co
361/a
50%
*321/4
42%
Cessna Aircraft
27
100
Co
*68
36%
*49%
321%
37/8
Corp
25% May 23
4% Mar 13
Nov
21
Soya
69
36%
50%
67%
66% i 6774
7%
8ya
36%
32%
43%
20
_—;
Certain-teed Products
6
41% Feb
38% Feb
25
Jun
61
1
Cerro
36%
*49%
•
3%
West Corp____2.50
Jan
.
29% May 29
22% Oct
South
&
14% Jan
20 % Mar 20
Jan
Central
\
.43%
Corp
Sugar Co
28% Jun
27 V* July 24
10% Jun 21
17% Oct
32
1
7
9.5C0
37 Ve
3%
Illinois Light com
No par
4%% preferred
100
Central Illinois Pub Service__No par
.
3,200
43%
Central
,
3,100
351/4
3%
Central of Georgia Ry com_-No par
•
5% preferred series R
,100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
4
70
661/4
351/4
43 Va
Central Foundry Co
22
102Va Apr
45% May 31
98% Jan
7
52 y4 Mar 30
July 5
May 29
33
1061/2
661/4
35%
67%
Instruments
Central Aguirre
,
,•/'
*1051%
661/4
35
7
Celotex dorp common
5% preferred
2
30% May 21
106%
661/4
65%
preferred series A_100
conv
*105%
50 y2
68%
V1,000
1,600
; 1,300
;v
66
33
100
131/4
35
*32%
,8Va
131/a
-
65%
*49%
.
241/a
35
32%
8
42%
24%
65%
50%
36
IO51/2
Shares
42%
No par
Corp__
Jan
23
20
Products
105%
the Week
35 y4
33%
1
;
15% Jan
21.
26% Feb
Jun
4%%
105%
,
"f
37%
.
/
65%
35
32%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred
_100
■
66%
35%
*49%
common
Tractor
Steel
Ceco
19
23 %' Jan
51% Nov
14% May 29
44
Co
Caterpillar
13
95% Jun
65%
35
13i/2
1
;
preferred
6%%
2nd preferred
A
146y2 July 23
8
2
Corp
38% Jan
28
2
Mar 13
68
48% Jun
4
Tan
Jan
90
I)
(J
105%
241%
*13%
__1
General
7%
5
26% May
36% Mar
133 Vb
9
Case
105%
24%
13 Vt
Friday
July 26
July 25
42%
42%
24%
24%
13i/4
131%
42%
24%
Sales for
Thursday
July 24
42 Va
50
preferred
&
13
July 23
10
7;Carter Products Inc
:
4% May 28
46% Jun
20% Jan
19
Dec
.
9
80% Jan
34% Mar
Mar 22
44
25
28% Jun
L";'
10% May 23
Jan
3% Jan
10
1241/4 Jan
Jan
7
22
4 Va %
24%
13
105%
._
^Carriers
24%
Wednesday
43
13
No par
43
24%
10
Corp
Tuesday
July 22
42%
431/4
5
Carrier Corp common
.
71% July'26
4
Va Jan
34% Jan
64% Jan
4
3% Jan
2
Jan
54<
Mar 12
9% Jan
3
42
July 23
r
29% Jan
r
26
3
May
9
8
2
25
70
Monday
Par
Carolina Clinchfleld & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
5
May 21
41% Jun
28
2% Jun
1
Carlisle
43% May
44% Feb
2
108
10
29% Jun
8
33 % Mar 27
36
77
12
15% Apr
2
49 % Sep
36y2Jan
26
38% Oct 23
41/2 May 29
,
101% Jan
45% Mar 14
26% Jun 28
30% May 29
45% Jan
3
26% Oct
19
Dec
64
96
7
Nov
103
29% Feb
24% May
2
12% Jun 19
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Carborundum Co
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
42
49% Apr 10
July 12
Year 1962
11
40
44,100
4,800
107 Va
100
45 V8
45%
16,900
*89%
90 Va
220
53/4
*19%
56 Va
113/4
53/4
9,500
20
57%
11%
15,500
7,400
58
58 3/4
58 VB
58 Va
58%
58%
58%
59%
59
60
42%
42%
42
42 Va.
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
2,200
63 Va
67
64 ya
66%
65
67%
65%
66%
125,800
64%
66%
17,300
198
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6285
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
23
Sep
8% Oct
27% Jan
15% Feb
1
12
18
4
Jan
2
28% May 28
3o
Jan
2
17% Jun
10
3
21 Va Jun
34% Mar 19
27
21
7
26% Jan
Apr
15
.
23
43
12% Jun
25
23 Va Mar
6
16% Jan
2
24% May 13
27% Oct
26
43% Mar 21
32 % Jan
2
33
18% Oct
Dec
87
92% Jan
Oct
31
5
Dec
28
36
5% Dec
'•••:
Oct
24
68% Jan
2
17
83
Dec
26
19Va Feb
21
Feb
91
21
14% Jan
8
4
25% Feb
19
24% Feb
19
17% Oct
24
1
■
204
Dec
18
34% Dec
24
28% Feb
27
10% July
.'\u.
Jun
14
Sen
5
8
59% Jan
2
97
3
96
Feb
27
Jan
6% Oct
3
15% Jan
5y2 Jun
•13% Feb
20
22
Jun
8% Dec
28
14y8 Jun
27
14% Feb 19
$2
24
jun
13
Jan
25
6^V4 Apr
10
10
3
1" %
May
7
19% Jan
24 % Jun
6
6 Va Jan
b% Feb
14
•.
25% Jan
vt49
39% Feb
21%
21
21 %
15 v.
15%
21%
7.099
21 %
20%
21%
21%
20%
5.509
21%
21
21
9 709
21%
21%
21 %
21
20 %
20%
20 Va
34 V*
84 %
34 V4
34%
55% ..,56%
12% Feb
Jan
16
: 17% Jan
33% Jan
T
$4
67% Apr
Mar 20
53 % July 19
32% Oct
22
45
Jan
2
40% Jan
7
86% Jan
5
91
Dec
12
89 Va Apr
3
92
15 y4 Feb
7
2;
16V'a May 24
of
$1.60
89%
*93%
94%
12%
*12%
o
82%
3.403
3.300
*81%
82%
10%
11 Va
10%
11 Va
10%
23%
23 Va
23 Va
*23%
24
21 %
21%
*21%
22
22
22%
2.400
15%
16
15Vo
16%
12.003
35%
34%
39%
*46%
47%
*46 %
47 Va
47%
47%
*93%
21 Va
%
95 Va
34%
48
*46%
47%
48
46%
*46%
47%
46%
96%
21
96%
21%
.,20%
100
*103%
106
*103%
20%
21
20%
21%
106
20%
21 Va
*103%
21%
20%
106
20%
10%
10%
35%
46%
46%
46 %
;
97
*96%
21%
20%
20%
106
21
^0%
*103 %
21
9,600
'• 24
33%
48
*103%
10%
24
-
1.100
34%
-
28.103
46%
103 "
47
10.099
97-%
15 3,,
20%
17.003
106
21%
3.oC0
6%
57%
57%
7
57%
58%
*56
6%
7
11%
.11 %
58%
*31 %
*56%
58
11 %
*56%
58
Inc._2.50
*11%
21%
21%
Tl%
*11 %
21%
11%
21%
11%
f:C0
1
21%
11%
6%
6%
21%
21%
6%
21%
21%
b*v4
21%
800
No par
29%
29%
29%
No par
1
Stores
*9%
9%
*9%
9%
20 Va
9%
20%
19%
20%
10 %
fc
37%
37%
*37%
37%
37%
37%
53%
54%
54
54%
54%
54%
43%
44%
93%
:
common
~
Dana
1..00
5
50
5
common
25
*81%
82%
13
5
50
50 Vu
5
preferred
Cutler-Hammer
*81%
4 833
100
A
15
82%
41.393
23%
2.50
preferred
prior
5
55%
170
11
i 5
common
5
*49%
21
5
56%
169
/)»
*81%
16
preferred
Drug
Curtis-Wright
Class
*89
94%
15%
Inc
Publishing
prior
89%
12%
No par
Cunningham
26
78
Steel Co
Press
Curtis
*89
*93%
131%
l
Corp
Cuneo
89%
94V2
55%
2.3%
*23%
lNo par
America
12.50
kj
1.630
13%
22
common
Cudahy Packing Co
4%% preferred
14
24 % May 16
38% Feb
Seal
35
*93%
No par
&
convertible
S
11
34%
13%
21
Publishing
preferred
5%Vr
C
l
25
55'/a
168%
94%
5
48%
No par
56%
*89
13
82%
Corp com
35%
169%
169
5
47 Va
34%
54%
168%
56 %
89%
*93%
23%
*81%
34%
169%
94
5
.
55%
169
13%
%
Sua,
168%
*93
Zellerbach Corp common
Crucible
14
24
47 y2 Oct
1.609
25
preferred
$4.20
12
Jun
Mar
Cork
Crown
25
Aug 21
20 y4 Aug
35 Va
31 % May 29
Crown
21
21% Jun
6% July 22
Mar 13
35
25
30V
100
Petroleum
Crowell-Collier
24
Apr
common
5%
convertible preferred
Crompton & Knowles Corp
Jam 23
100
*l07
10
20
30%
15%
100
1947
preferred
Crescent
46% Jun
t
7
'52 % Jan
2
l.'JuJ
31Vu
15
34%
1
Co
3% %
58
.
2
13
33% Jan
6
Jan
19
12% Feb
4
Jan
17Va.tan
103
19
70 Va Jam 29
9% May 29
19 y4 Dec 28
2
33% Jun
8
2
j.6% Jan
19% Aug 23
25
45% Oct
107 Va Feb
.
4
"4a
7
2
" July
44
37% Aug
91
25
24%
30 %
15
*89
Crane
20
27
24%
30%
14%
89%
8
i
20% Jun
14% Jun
24%
30%
14%
*89
11
1," 50
5
23 % Jan
21% Mar'29
30%
14->8
168
-Apr
2
81 % Apr
12
30%
5
8j%. Jan
,42% Jan
.
Mar 13
86% Jun
of
ser
the Week
14 Va
Coty International Corp class A- ,1c
26
22
preferred
Ju.y 26
30 %
100
Inc
Sales for
Friday
July 25
Juiy £4
20%
50c
common
Coty
27% Aug 24
42 Va Mar 19
12% Oct
1
5
preferred
3%%
24%
Thursday
1474
5
Works
25V4
Wednesday
25
July 23
24%
25 %
30 %
„_5
25
28
May
3%%
24%
24%
i._l
31
24
48
Corning Glass
Tuesday
July 22
_5
5% Apr
Oct
Aug
Monday
>
15% Jan
18
41
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
STOCK
America
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
Corn Products Co
10
22 % Jun
30
of
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
93 % Juli
f'
Co
4% Mar 21
27
ll3/4 0ct
May 22
Controls
11% May 10
17
76 % Jan
60
180% Jun
6
87v2.'an
27
96% May 17
21% Mar 12
5
11
Feb
90
22
Apr
Apr
152% M'ar
194% Mar 19
14
Mar 29
49
607/b Mar 28
40
May 28
105% Jun 27
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
22 Va Jan
5
34 Va Feb
24
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
18% Oct
1
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
STOCK'RECORD
1
Inc
10
7
6%
7
6Va
.7
7
6%
29%
29%
29%
6%
29%
5.033333
7
29%
*29
9%
6%
'
30
*9%
4,400
1.703
9%
9%
9%
500
20%
20 %
20%
41.200
*37%
37%
37%
37%
400
55 %
55%
55%
57%
4.700
43%
44
20
d
1
May 29
11
9 % Jun
13
Jan
18% Mar 12
13% Jan
29 y4 Jan
25
46
2
Feb
Feb
20% May 21
21
Corp
3%%
4
Dan
1
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
27
Jan
30
Jan
85 Va Dec
31
82
Mar
4
88
Jun
28
Preferred
3.75%
78 Va
86
Dec
31
84 % Mar
4
87 % Jun
12
Preferred
3.75%
8iya Aug 30
87
Dec
13
87
90
Jan
29
Preferred
3.90%
series
34Va May 28
41 Va Oct
2
51% Apr
16
45 Va Feb
46
Apr
25
2
May 10
18
51% Jan
31
Decca
&
Records
2
69% Jun
10
23 V* July
11
Delaware &
20
27
20 Va Dec
13
26
55% Feb
15
6
54% Jun
5
21 Vib Jun
15
29% Feb
15
26
Feb
18
32 Va Jun
12
25
22 Va Jan
12
19 Va Jan
2
46 % Jan
3
36 % Mar
55 Va May 16
23
May 29
16% July 25
2
34% Jan
29
30
18% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
16
26% Oct
26
34% Jan
10
31 % Jan
24
14% Apr
39 % Jun
11
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
12
44% July 22
54 % Feb
19
Diamond Alkali
Oct
24
53% Jan
2
45% Jan
3
59 % Jun
10
Diamond
9% Oct
25
27Va Jan
22
9% Jun
20
12% Jan
15
Diana
10 Va Oct
18
17% Feb
11% Oct
26
23% Mar 26
18% Jun
23
40% Feb
16
27% Jan
35% Jun
25
48% Mar 23
43% Jan
2
12 V* Jun
22
21% Jan
3
May 29
22% Dec
5
21% Jan
3
31% July 18
23 Va Jan
2
19;,.
6
Jan
22% May 29
16 Va Jun 25
25% Jan
2
19,
20% Dec
28
24
Dec
7
17 Va Jun
27
37% Jan
26
3
16% May 29
24 Va
40
72% Jam
Jun: 27
V
4
k.
22
Mar
66
4
Mar
5
22% Jan
20Va May 29
8
•20y8 July 26
11
2
22
Jan
23
16% Jan
.,
26
61
May 27
53 % Apr
24
25
Jan
16
13% Jan
2
6% May 29
164 Va Jun
Feb
13
10 VB Jan
26
5
114
105% Apr
27
27
Apr
29
81 y8 July 12
97% Apr
Apr
32 y4 Mar 22
30% Jan
2
Jan
44
Sep
42.:.
Feb
4
44
Jan
2
48
July 10
46
Jan
■2
42% Jan
12
47
Mar 27
43% Apr
15
19
49 Va May 25
47% Apr
46
5
45 y4 Jan
,
84
14
43% Jan
2
48% Jun
Feb
7
17
Oct
23
8
May 29
23y4Oct 25
13
s
May
47% Jun
84
87%
*85 Va
87%
♦85%
87%
*85%
90%
87%
*88
*85%
87%
90%
♦88
90%
*88
90%
*88
89%
45%
*45%
*85%
*88
*15%
10-y4
16% Dec
12
11% Apr
13
25% May
62
62%
62%
63
13.700
20%
21
20 %
20vu
11.600
50%
50%
50%
50 Va
45%
50 Va
46%
51i%
51%
51%
51%
52
46 Va
48%
30%
46 Va
48%
47
30%
48%
47%
30%
48%
30%
20%
30%
21%
30%
30 Va
30%
30
20
30%
20%
14%
15
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
15
20%
207/o
9.700
15%
15%
15%
15%
32
16%
15%
16 vu
53.800
32%
32
32%
317/a
32%
31Va
32
10.300
13
12%
32
32%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
34%
32 Va
127a
33%
31%
45%
•Vi %
32%
33
33%
44%
34%
56 Va
45%
44%
45
45
56%.
44%
44%
56 Va
44%
5.700
56%
10
56%
10%
56 Va
56 %
10
56%
56 Va
56 v*
2.200
10
10
♦14
lOVa
10
10
10
10
14Va
14
14
14
14
19%
14
19 Va
14 Vu
1,800
19%
19%
38%
19v4
19%
19 Vu
5,600
38%
38%
19%
38%
19vo
38
38%
39%
38%
39 %
9.200
Ltd
14%
14
46%
47%
45%
46%
1
24%
46%
46v4
23%
46 j/4
5.400
24%
45%
23 V
46
-24%
32%
24
33%
23%
23%
33Va
23%
23%
3.700
34 Va
33Va
33%
33%
33%
327/u
33%
6.100
6.800
Inc
27%
27Va
27%
1
20%
27%
20%
27 vb
,27%
27%
28
28
20%
20%
19%
197/B
20%
20%
20%
20%
24%
24%
24%
25%
25
25%
7.500
22%
23 %
11.700
.
Sons
1.25
24%
24%
24%
24%
No par
23Va
23%
22%
23%
22%
23%
28
28%
2c '
*•'
28
1
Co
29
56%
5
:
50c
58%
58%
58 %
58%
29.600
22
26%
27
26%
26 7/»
20.300
21Va
22Va
20%
21%
.'20%
21%
20%
21
7.300
18%
61%
187/a
18%
18%
18%
18%
6.500
61%
62
62
61%
61%
1.700
19
$3.50 preferred
15%
230%
234%
107%
107%
*85
31%
5
common
13 Va
15%
5
No par
.'
_
Duquesne Light Co
'
_1
_
No par
15%
231
108
86
*84%
31%
31%
preferred
50
♦43
44
50
*47%
47%
50
45%
45%
4.10%
15% Jan
4
31% Jan
preferred
4
Cigar Corp
Dynamics Corp of America
conv
14
13%
15%
15Va
233 Va
108
14
14
15%
232%
j
86
♦84%
31%
14
15%
13%
14
5.700
31 Va
15%
15%
15%
8.100
231
233%
229%
231%
22.000
107%
230
108
107%
107 %
86
86
86
31%
31%
31%
*85%
31%
21%
800
100
86
14.500
43
;
43
43
43
*43
43%
*43
43%
160
47%
47%
48
48
*47%
48
*47%
48
260
46
45%
45%
45%
46
*45 %
45%
49%
*49
i)t
*47
*49
48%
*47
48%
*47
49%
*47
50
*48%
49
*48%
49
*49'A
an
5
DW'G
$1
49%
50
--•■
50
preferred
$2.10 preferred
13.700
59%
26va
62%
com
29%
57%
26%
18%
(E I)
28%
58%
27%
62
Nemours
291%
900 j
56%:
61%
14%
Corp
28%
"'3
23%
26%
14 V8
$4.50 preferred
22%
'
57 Va
611/2
Inc
.'22
4
•
'1
27%
.27.
preferred
preferred
2
*46
27%
$3.75
29
/
No par
4%
9
2.900
2
.
$4.15
20% Jan
.
1
4.20%
2.300
19%
No par
7
7.500
37%
Intefnational
21
12%
1
19%
Mar 21
12%
2.50
May 31
48% Jun
2.200
34
...
de
9.500
15.600
44%
Jan
50
19
33 Va Dec
62
20%
50
50% Mar
500
61%
20%
•18%
22
45%
62
1
18
170
No par
Chemicals
Power'Co.
Pont
4,400
7.000
21
DuBois
du
17%
28 Va
85 %
61%
1-
Duke
*45%
'•.-'/a
17%
28
*84
20 Vb
47
1
45 %
17%
28%
85%
62%
2
7
45%
17%
27%
*84
2.50
Industries
Duplan
89 Va Jun
*45%
17%
27%
84%
22
Drewrys Limited U S A Inci
10
33 Va May 16
26
16% Jun
29% Feb 19
27%
1
Corp
♦17Va
17%
17%
50
*49
17%
17%
50
17%
*49
48%
48%
17%
45%
*47
48%
48%
v
290
10
50
48%
400
48%
12 VB
17%
12%
17%
2.200
1
12 Va
12%
12%
12
12%
12
26
12%
26
26
26
26 Va
26 Va
26
26%
25%
12 Vu
25%
16,11)0
2
com
preference
17%
1.000
E
23
24% Feb
13
20% Jan
2
3
27% Jan
23
55% Feb
16
19
Apr
46% Jan
16
31% May 29
93% Dec
7
18% Oct
15% July
80 Va Jun
22
9Va Oct
24
Jun
25
85
97% Mar
30
7
May 28
July
23
Eagle-Picher Co
14
Eastern
Air
2
Eastern
Gas & Fuel Assn
May 17
18% May 29
122% Apr 26
4%%
64 Va
Jan
2
101 %
12% Jan
2
90
4
21 Va Jan
115% Mar 15
101
24% Apr
24% Feb
2
106 Ve
9
July 24
98 % Mar
4
34 % Jan
40% Mar 23
2
52
Jun
25
89
Jan
18
May 29
95
Feb
26
Jun
20
3
50 % Jun
Aug 23
92% Jan
88% Jan
94
60
30
98% Jun
24
18
27
37Va Nov
30
32 % Jan
27
33% Jan
30
26 Va Jan
2
24
6% Jan
2
-5% Jun
14
Jun
25
56y8 Feb
16
23% Sep
24
38% Dec
17
101
50
Jan
31% Mar
25
16
Jan
5
15 Va Oct
19
26% Jan
26
39% May 21
17Va Jar-
&
Electric
Feb
13
24
7ya Oct
24
15
25
27% Jan
15% Mar 16
39 Va Mar 15
49% Mar 30
9
Electronic Specialty Co
Elgin National Watch Co
20 Va Apr
El
26% July
31% July
22
5
1
36 Va May
9
12 Va Jun 17
3
35 Va Jun
12
Oct
24
23 y4 Jan
2
14
Jan
23 V8
55
Jun
21
Aug 22
26% Feb
1
63
Jan
80% Jun
5
19% Jan
.29 % Jun
3
26
3
38
45% May 16
4% Feb 13
.21% Feb 13
18 Va May 29
34% May 29
2
Oct
11% Nov
57
Jan
68
47 Va Jan
30
4V2Jan
5
21 Va Jan
2
61
;
Jun
25
8% Jun
27
14
12
9
9
16% Oct
23
36% Jan
2
34 y4 Sep
27
49 Ve Apr
9
24
May 29
4
15
31
29
46 Va Mar 14
'May 29
Nov
Jun
21% Feb
8% Feb
7
V
25
37% Jan
14
11% Feb
13
2
For
27
52% Feb
39% Mar
footnotes,
3
July 23
15
70% Mar 21
24
2
6
14
23 Va Mar
32% Jan
Nov
Jan
38% May
2
12.
16
5% May 29
27% Oct
July 18
9% Jan
11% May 29
4% Apr 16
19 Va May 29
50
_
21
8
see page
May., 1
32% Apr ,19
5% July 23
22% Jan
50% Mar
30% Jan
2
5
3
July 12
57% May 14
2
Jan
14 % Jan
13
43
10% Oct
44
July 25
51
58% Mar 11
3
Mar
1
2% Jan
May 17
20% Jan
47
42% Jan
shrs
68% July 26
34 Va July 12
12% Jan 24'
28 V'a Jun
i
Amer
53
i
63
:
Mar
Jun
16 Va Jan
17
6
May 20
19
25
July
9
Paso
Eltra
Natural
$1.40
conv
Emery
Air
6 Va Jan
11
10
50 % Jan
14
8% Feb
B
27% Jun
24
51% Jan
8
39% Jun
11
Electric
106 vb
107%
106%
107%
106%
107%
♦99%
101
*99%
101
Falstaff
6.500
22.200
99%
35%
36
351/2
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
9.000
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1
11%
11%
11%
11%
4.600
56%
*56 Va
95
*91
28
28
55
l
*91
,27%
♦99%
x -/a
55
*55 Va
95
*91
95
♦91
95
28 Va
27%
*99%
27 Va
27%
*99%
27%
*99
56
55%
56%
56%
♦91
27%
101
*99%
*99%
20
100
800
56%
95
'
5,100
28%
*99%
1
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
6.400
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
-/ 5%
5%
5%
5%
53%
9.100
54
54%
54-
54
53%
53%
*53%
53%
54
600
1,700
59%
62%
60
62%
60%
65
64%
66%
64
68%
100,800
29%
30%
29%
31%
30%
30%
297/a
31Va
297/a
30%
54.600
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
3.400
19
187/a
19
187/o
19 Va
48.900
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
4.900
30%
30%
30%
30%
50%
30 V*
30%
33V4
33
34
33%
34Va
34 V*
34%
10Va
10
10 Va
10 Va
10%
10
10 Vu
6.000
42%
48%
42%
42%
47%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
2.900
49
49
47
48
47%
48
*47%
47%
47%
..47%
48
16
16
19 Va
24%
30%
30%
30%
32%
33%
32 Va
5
10Va
10%
lO'/a
20c
42%
42%
48%
49
-.47%
10
15%
47% ;
16%
9%
18%
24%
18%
24
'
15%
9%
9%
47%
„.15%
*47%
-
.
16
*
9%
9%
.
47%
16%"
com
68
69 Va
65%
67
1
26%
26%
26%
27%
27
27%
27
40%
26%
27%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%-
40%
40%
100
3
No par
3Va
3
31/a
65%
3
66-V
67
67
67%
6.900
>
11.600
4.200
•
•-•:.
J.000
6.50(t
500
67
,27%
3,400
40%
1.000
16.600
3 vb
3 Vu
100
16%
16%
16%
16%
♦15%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
50
*63%
64%
*63%
64%
♦63%
64%
*63%
64%
*63 %
64%
1
14%
14%
13 Va
137/a
113%
x13%
13%
13%
13%
16%
15
14
,3%
3
16
3Va
200
13.600
convertible
15Va
161/2
14%
14%
27.600
39%
41%
40 Va
41
40
40%
40%
42
40%
41%
23.800
39%
40 Va
391/2
40%
39%
39%
39%
40%
40
4c%
6.800
Co
Corp com
preferred
preferred
Brewing
15
15%
15%
,
44
45%
44%
44%
44%
45
44%
44%
5.600
44
43
43 Va
43%
43%
44
44
2.400
*12
44%
No par
44%
12%
*44%
43%
44%
10
Co
&
16%
1
5
& Co class A
Morse
junior
410
!
99%
12
12
♦12 Va
12%
12 Va
12 Va
12 Va
12 Va
500
5%
5%
32,600
16%
16%
900
1
1
5%
5%
5%
5%
40
17 Va
17%
17va
17Va
35%
5%
36%
27va
27%
27
51%
*50
Falrchlld Camera & Instrum't
Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
Fairmont Foods Co
common
50c
5%
1.700
98
3
Fairbanks Whitney
$1.50
108%
10
1
(Max)
107
8.50
Inc
Bearing
108%
19
Co
Corp
Factor
Fairbanks
107%
7.50
Industries
Fafnir
16%
.1
Products Co
2
16%
34.50
5%
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Eurofund Inc.
48 % May
*97%
16%
24%
Co..
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
Eversharp
98%
16%
18%
Phonograph
Freight Corp
Equitable Gas Co..
Ex-Cell-O
18% Jan
Mfg
District
7
98
16Va
24%
&
Empire
25
987/a
16%
3
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4% preferred
44 Va Jun
98%
16%
5
Manufacturing Co
Evans
99
16%
25c
Emhart
Englehard
98Va
17
.
1
preferred
Electric
Radio
99
16%
3.300
41.000
'
50c
Gas
Emerson
99
10
Inc
common
Emerson
46 Va Feb
49% May 1
16% Jan 14
Associates
Corp
60%
10s
Co
2
Mar 20
34% Mar
Share
8
July 23
22%
59%
5
Storage Battery
&
Mus Ind
Electronic
23%
20%
60
100
Electric
8
23%
21%
60
2.50
Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
30 % July 24
22 Va Oct
common
6% Apr
Aor
24va
20%
59 %
100
Co
Electric
Bond
24
20%
59 %
1
preferred
Elastic
24
20 v4
60%
..1
preferred
4%%
23%
20%
59%
10
Co
30
9Va July 26
24
12
23 Va
20%
60
100
Co
Manufacturing
Products
23%
20%
59%
50
Manufacturing
4%%
Ekco
23%
20%
2.50
Corp
common
.31% Apr
1120% Mar 27
Jun
Jun
Steel
Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
5
11
Nov
42
14
95% Apr
30 Va Jun
4%, Sep
8
Jan
7
27
preferred
Kodak
preferred
Echlln
24
26
22% Jun
41
Eaton
18
Feb
Jan
33% Nov
101
17
12
15
com
23%
1
10
Inc
Stainless
$3.60
38 Va Jun
5
Lines
prior
Eastern
Eastman
101Apr 30
Jill % May 22
22
July
Corp
,
11.600
62%
Corp
Fund
Corp
Dunhill
44% Apr
_
48 Va July 13
45
17 Va
28
15
20%
Productions
Chemical
Dresser
21
256% May
9
109% Mar 15
10
24 Va May 29
Dow
5.500
93%
86
17%
14%
50c
Donnelley (R R) &
Douglas Aircraft Co
16% July
,
22
39
15
*92
27%
_15
Co
Mines Ltd
Dover
147/a
No par
Corp-Seagrams
Dominick
93%
(14%
*84 %
Corp.
Pepper
Dome
43%
♦92
14%
28
Club Inc
Divco-Wayne
Dr.
15% Jun
229% July 26
254% Mar. 14
27
101% Jun
1
May
27% July 22
19% July 11
63% May 17
10
Oct
12
25 % Jan
2
Jun
'
11
14
Feb
43
May 22
29% Jan
30 % Jun
32
May 29•.
Distillers
24
31
13
(Walt)
29 % Apr
22% July 16
55
(The)
Disney
23% July 15
21 Va Jun 10
24
17 Va Oct
Diners'
4
Mar
22 Va Jan
Apr 24
28 3 8
43
93%
No par
Corp
12
34 Va July
44
"
86
100
Co
DiGiorgio Fruit
9
6
20% Jan
Stores
11
41% July
51% Jun
Va
27%
1
National
15% May 14
2
15
11% Mar
42
*92.
14%
*84%
50c
C
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
23 Va May
20
Oct
14%
7
100
Supply Co of N Y
2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No
par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
1
Detroit Edison
10
2
15
A
Dentist's
9 '/a. Jan
21
♦92
1
31 % Jan
40
17%
common
series
Hudson
9
9% Oct
17%
44
14%
17%
Delaware Power & Light Co.....6.75
Delta Air Lines Inc
3
31
12 % Mar
Nov 20
Light
Inc
31% Dec
7 Va May 29
30
14%
Deere & Co
18% Mar 27
57 y4 Feb
12 Va Jun
38 V* Jun
15 y2 Jun
93%
14%
100
series B
2
*91%
5
50c
20% May 29
77 Va July 27
Aug
43%
100
common
preferred series A
Mills Inc
j.
River
50
1 '
-36
-
5%
26 Va
*50
35%
36%
6
27%
51%
35%
*50
35%
5%
35%
5%
17
35 Va
5%
35%
5%
17
35%
5%
27
51%
35%
5%
5%
17
33
I-
17
36
34%
56.900
5%
5%
5%
5%
18.600
26 Va
27 V*
26%
27 Va
4.100
51 Va
*50%
35%
34%
*50
35%
.33%
23.
1 —-
-
9 c>
51
35%
'
_x-
5.000
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(392)
Monday, July 29, 1963
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
May 28
20
29
Mar 29
25
28
Jan
267/b Jan
13% Jun
16 Vb July
8 Vb Jan
6% Jun
14
11% Oct
24
23% Feb
Jun
25
42% Mar 15
31
5
24
14% Feb
25
22% Feb
44% Feb
37% Jun
10 Va May
Oct
29
27
29
17
Dec
14
20
31% Feb
5
2
50
23
2
18% Jun
7
Fenestra
5
Ferro
29% May
3
Jan
2
35% Feb
18
2
36 % Apr
2
Apr
15
37% Jan
29
44% Apr
15
66
2
July 23
Filtrol
Financial
Firestone
24
2
60 % Jun
12
First
18% Jan
2
23% July
11
Fischback
26% Mar 16
17% Jan
2
23% Jun
25
Flintkote
80% Aug
1
85
Oct 24
87
85% Jan
23
Jun
25
104
46
3% Jun
90
41 Va Jan
25
47
Jan
90
p. 2
101% July
3
46 V4 May
14
23
25
5
$4.50
20
Jun
10
44% Jun
4
18% Oct
26
40% Jan
89
22
96
% Jan
25 % Feb
2
95% Jan
14
21
F
3
16 % Mar 13
24% July 15
11
21% Jan
8
13
4
18 % July 15
4%
14% Jan
3
2
15% May
May 29
10 % Jun
25
8% Nov
26
47
Dec
9% May
26
7% Oct
24
14% Jan'
24
45% Feb'
42
4
22% Oct
Jan
11% Jan
20% Mar 29
7
36% Jun
8
Mar
8% Jan
23
Apr
12 Vb Feb
2
31 % May 20
24
67
Feb
1
24
42 Vb Apr
11
19% Jan
3
29% Jan
12
7% July 26
22% Jan
2
Jan
2
26% Mar 19
19% Oct
24
17 %
30 Vb Feb
•
56
27% Feb
15
85
May 29
78% May 29
20
Nov
7
r 24% Jan
1
28 Vb Apr
26
33% Jun
2
89
31% May 28
V
43% Jan
2
31% Mar 14
d
39% 'Jun
13
"Jun
4%'
.
30 % Oct
24 '
46% May 22
:
•
58
Feb
21
35 Vj Jun
25
2% Oct
24
16 Vj Jun
14
27% Jan
10
17 vi May 29
26% Jan
2
I
•40 % Mar 20
4% Mar 19
;
10% Jun
27
\ 14% Jan
26
/
32% Feb
8
19
16
94 Va Jan
Oct
27 t
52 vi Jun
5 Va Jun
70
Jun
102
25
86
•
99
28
7% Nov
:
1
79% Jan
31 %
85
8
8% Apr
8
13% July 19
Dec;
36 % Jan
6
71% Mar
39 % Jan
:
23 Vb Jun
2
77% Mar
10 Va Oct
30
Jan
4
11
33% Jan
116% Dec
2
Apr
21% Jan
3
113
V 59% Dec 20
115% Dec 21
114
Apr
57% Jan
Jan
31
87
Jan
'43% Aug 14
30% Mar
1
32
25
59
Jan
34% Oct
19
44% Feb
9
7% Jan
Corp
American
preferred
Oil
preferred
Co
T, 4%
27
Bancshares
1st
General
Cigar
General
Co
29% Feb
General
6
84% Jun
General
Electric
44% Feb
General
4
85 % Feb
General
Foods
10
General
Instrument
5
General
18
15% Jun
38
2
Apr
16
116% Feb
2
73% Jun
2
Dynamics
118% Jun
22
28% Jun
7
2
27 Va Jan
8
18 Va Oct
24
29
Jan
2
22% Jan
2
2 6 3/4
6% Oct
24
19% Feb
20
Oct
22
Jun
25
102 Va Feb '23
Jun
14
1063/4 Apr
13
42 3/8 Feb
19
9% Mar 19
4
22
58 % Jan
40% May 29
623/4 Jan
20
Feb
Apr
101% Jan
35
Jan
16
3
52
5
'
33
July
-
Jan
<33
2
11
8
Genesco
IO43/4 July
5
533/8 Jun 13
$4.50
Gerber
25
Gibson
8
Gillette
9
Gimbel
&
953/4
95
20 3/4
10
*15%
16%
*15%
153/4
153/4
*15
15%
2
14 %
&
72 Va Jan
4
24
443/4 Jan
2
21
54% Feb
9
14
41 % Dec
20
17% Apr 30
11% Mar
6
25
42% Jan
52 %
31% Mar
2
1
Feb
18
13% Jan
9
16% Apr
15% Jan
21% Oct 22
26
2
20 VB Jan
Dec
12
81% Jan
25Vb Jan
5
2% Jan
12% Jan
2
4% Jan
Grant
(W T)
33/4%
Apr
4
Great
Atlantic
Apr
25
Great
Nor
34% Oct
26
123/4 Oct
23
35
1
43% Jan
2
28
Sep
17
36 % Jan
2
21% May 29
32% Nov
29
53
14
64% Nov
26
30
May 29
20% Jun 27
47 % Dec
5
30% Dec
5
Jan
46 % Jun
55
16% Jan
24
33% Jan
2
;
143
Jan
4
,
8
443/s May
2
Greyhound
88% May
2
92.
8
$5
48% July 12
Gulf
Oil
393/4 Mar 28
9734 Jun 28
Gulf
18
17
95
,
95
6
4%%
52%
Fpb
100 % Feb
Gulf
107
17
106
Feb
108% Mar 14
15
108% Jan
Feb
6
110% Jun
18
17% Apr
19
22% Jan
7
Mar 12
see
24%
19,100
38%
39 Vj
30,600
27%
27%
28
28Va
27%
*87%
v
88%
87
88
88
33%
333/B
353/4
353/4
•-42%
42%
....
32%
4%
33%
33
33%
35%
35
35%
42%
43
42%
423/4
.•'"• 4%
-
•
19%
*28
4%
'
19%
4%
29%
•
4%
*28
19%
v.
.'4% ■>:
29%
19%
*28
1,800
28 Va
V
'
-
48,300
88
130
19%
19%
12"
xll%
11%
11 %
11%
28%
28%
28%
28%
-28%
100%-
*99%
100
100
*
I.
100
*99
-
31%
32.%
31%
32%
31%
313/4
75%
,,
76%
75%
75%
75
75%
9
9 Vb
8%.
v 114
8%
13%
9
8%
9
115
114
8%
114
8%
14
v
V-
•
114 Va
8%
14
8%
14%-
50.%'
115
50%
75%
•
8%
115%
8%
4%
14%
14%
50
50
50 %
4
5,200
v
3,600
X
4,300
4%
29%
•
19%
19 Va
11%
•
3,400
28%
28%
'
4,500
100 Va
*99Va
333/4
"323/4
76%
75%
■
•
*
8%
116
8%
14%
8%
117
;
8%
"
,
100%-,
v30
8,600
9%
4,200
620
117
8%
8%
7,200
•
14%
15%
8,600
50%
49 3A
50 %
7,500
*89
893/4
89
89
*29%
29%
29%
29%
4%
4%
89%
*89
89%
*89
893/4
29%
*29%
29%
*29%
30
4%
24Vb
4%
23%
4%
4%
5
4%
24 Va
25%
v;
20
1,000
2 200
5
3
24%
25 vb
76%
78%
76%
77%
76%
77%
76 Vb
77
41%
42
42
42
*42%
42%
42%
44
79 Vb
79%
79%
80
793/4
81%
79%
80 %
19,000
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/8
12%
9,900
32%
v
'
23%
78%
42
12%
1
24
77Va
42
79
1
*114%
80%
'
341
33%
34
24%
34
33%
-
34%
34
34%
39,300
'67,600
'
1,600
343/b
13,100
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
115
68Va
67%
68%
67%
68%
67%
683/4
68
69%
180,100
MY 115% 115%
114%
115%
114%
115%
115
115%
1,600
89%
67
115 •,.;
115
115
170
89 Va
37%
90
89%
37%
89%
89%
893/4
893/4
37%
37%
37%
37 Vb
37%
37 Vb
37%
1,700
1
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
20%
20%
20 3/4
21%
10,000
1
34%
36%
34%
35%
35
35%
36
36%
35%
35%
13,200
No par
10c
*38%
5%
5%
5%
Corp___2.50
32%
x32%
14
33
14%
6.67
28Va
1
22%
25
*27%
25
*26%
15
Co
•
_5
37 %
'
*38%
39
39
89%
39
*38%
f 5%
*38%
39
*38%
893/4
1,300
39
5%
53/4
5%
5%
53/4
11,000
33
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
12,500
14%
15
53/4
14%
13%
14
14
14%
28%
13%
29%
30
29 Vb
29%
29%
29%
23%
23%
24vb
23 %
23%
22%
23%
273A
273A
*27%
27%
*27%
27%
27
"*29
22%
8,600
12,100
29%
22%
31,000
Florida—
B)_
27%
*26 Va
27
*263/a
27
27
3.33 %
24
24%
24 Vb
243A
243/s
25
25
11
11%
10%
11%
10%
11
11%
.
25%
com
21%
30c
102%
*104%
35%
^_l
102
No par
48%
23
*26 3/4
11%
233/8
23 vb
22%
23%
23VB
23%
1023a
*1023/8
102%
*1023/B
102 3A
*102 3/8
1023/4
106
*104%
106
*104%
106
104 Va
104 %
36
35%
36
353/4
36 %
35%
1013/4
101 %
48 Vb
49%
35%
101 %
102
36 vb
1013A
1013/4
1013/4
48 Vb
49%
49%
48%
49
63%
62%
63
63
64
64
24
25%
24%
25 Vb
24%
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133A
Calif-1
26%
27%
27
27
26%
27
26%
34
34
33%
33%
*33%
34
34
33%
34%
33%
34%
333/4
34 VB
38
38 Va
38
38%
37%
2734
28%
273A
28
273A
15%
153/a
15
40 3A
413a
40% I
Rubber
„
13 3A
2 6 3/4
26 V4
263/8
34 V4
*34 Va
35
500
333/4
34 VB
333/4
34
38
383/b
38 Vb
383/b
57,600
4,600
27%
28
27%
18%
18'a
18 Va
•
/
2,300
3,000
27%
7,900
14%
15 Va
143/4
14%
31,300
41 %
41
41 Vi
41
41 %
4,900
18%
*18%
18%
*18%
18%
400
■r
12
12
11%
12
*11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,300
48
473A
48
473A
48
47%
48
47%
48 %
33,900
34
33 %
34%
333A
343/a
33%
34%.
39,200
393/4
39
39%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39 Vb
1,900
433/a
423/4
43%
42%
433/a
42 3/4
43%
425/8
-43 Vb
24,400
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,000
5
17%
17%-
17 Vb
26 Va
26%
15
15
15%
2.50
23%
24
23%
233/4
100
*83%
85
_i
3%
3%
3%
Co__l
443/B
443A
44%
Prop___No par
16%
16%
16%
40'A
413/4
50
50%
19 VB
19%
33%
17%
17 Vb
173/B
17%
17%
7,400
263/4
26%
26%
26
26%
20,400
15
263a
14%
34%
26%
17%
26%
5
common
13%
,
.-6.25
;__
4,000
37,300
47%
5
lo
Co
64
25
-
153/s
15
41%
18 Vb
18,700
64
24 VB
28
14%
40%
18 Vb
493/8
1,800
38%
1
5
50
3,800
101%
48%
25°/B
50
36
101%
64%
25
_5
60,100
22 3/8
62%
:
18,000
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24 Vb
_5
500
85,000
*102 3/8
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Inc
20O
27 Va
106
__4
.
27%
25 Va
25
1023/4
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*27%
11%
27
,
15
15
15
15
15%
9,600
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'
&
Stores
23%
24
23%
24
235/a
24
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85
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85
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85
2%
3
45
443A
45
163/4
16%
16 3A
40%
41%
40%
50
50%
50
19
19%
19
*83 %
85
Pacific
Ore
Tea
25
No par
Financial
43%
150 Va
Manufacturing
Corp
common
Co
conv
preference.,
Mobile & Ohio RR
Corp
$5
■»
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10,100
100
Mfg
100
Co
:
2.50
39%
*79
3%
5,100
44%
45 VB
44%
45 Vb
12,600
163A
16 3/4
16%
165/b
3,900
413/a
41
413/4
41%
41%
503/b
50%
51%
50%
505/B
14,200
19%
19
19%
18%
19 Vb
36,400
433A
1513/4
43%
151
44%
43%
151
151
4,100
43%
151
4,700
■
-
120
25%
25%
25%
25%
40%
393A
40%
39%
40
2,300
13,800
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80%
45%
43%
44 %
42%
433A
43%
44%
43%
80%
44 Va
23,400
38 Va
36%
37%
37%
373A
37%
373/4
37 VB
37 Vb
5,300
*90
91
*90
80%
25%
39%
40%
26
37%
*79
46%
46%
36%
36%
*79
200
90
37%
*90
80%
90
91
90 3A
90 3A
200
46 %
46%
36%
80 Va
47 Va
46%
47%
46%
47%
91,000
36%
91
45%
37 Va
363/a
363/4
363/8
37 Va
9,800
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*953/4
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97
98
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97
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108
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108
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109
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109
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80 Va
1
100
26
33/8
3
42%
—50
100
preferred
433A
150%
26%
26 3A
39%
3
-8.33 Vb
$5.08 nreferred
433A
150%
26%
com_No par
No par
preferred
433A
151
3%
-17%
18 Va
17%
97
98
*953/4
*97
953A
30
98
108
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109
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110
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108
109
109
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108
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173/4
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102 Va
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97
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$4.40 preferred
$4.44 preferred
30
106
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Utilities Co com_No par
$4.20 preferred
w_100
28
103% July 18
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24 Vb
28%
.
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—2
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1013/4 July 23
105
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39
35
.
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19%.
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;
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24%
38 Vj
Co
&
Iron
Shoe
2
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footnotes,
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Corp
1
Great Western Sugar com
No par
7%
preferred J
100
Green
2
Apr
993/4 Feb
7
Feb
30% Mar 18
4
Jan
82
43
4% V
%
:
Texas—5
Northern Paper Co
Jan
34
33%
35
,■
-',42%
-—100
Northern Ry Co
May 21
7%
23%
38 3/8
Corp
Western
Jan
38%
12
12
51 %
154
2,200
24
2.50
Great
May 13
41% May 15
19
For
35
No par
—
Great
3
31
Dec
33
No par
Great
2
81% Dec
41
88'/a
100
2
24
43 3A Apr
lo
28%
*87 Vb
common__l%
17
61% Jan
44 % Apr
23
27s/8
88 Va
Corp
15
41% Jan
27% May 29
943/4 May 11
July
24 Va Apr
30% Jan
30% Oct 24
Jan
28 Va
.
25% July 26
31% Jan
2
27
15% Oct
27%
7%
1,200
2,900
.,;J
373/4
38%
*87 Vb
7%
27 Vj
23 3/8
1
243/8
38
100
Co
17"
Mar
24
33%-
1
preferred
49 %
42% Jan
8
24%
38 Vb
100
tGrayson-Robinson
14 VB Jan
473/8 Feb
8
24
27 y4
"
11
393/8 Jan
6
97
*7%
33%
com__1
Steel
8
97% Jun
30 Vj
*33%
50
Co
2
2
'30
33%
com
Co
City
60% Jan
3
30V4
33%
Inc
24% Feb
62% Feb
Jan
29%
34
(B F)_.
18
jut 24
27%
29%
33%
1
23
Jan
27%
29%
8
10
30% Oct 24
;
271/4
29%
Corp
Graniteville
25,200
34%
1
Rubber
&
4,500
118,300
;
10
29
Co
Union
Granite
9%
333A
common-1
Mining Co Ltd
Grand
10
29%
163A
16
9%
9%
163/4
22
15% July 26
26% May
9
86 Va Jun 27
9%
2,800
9%
51%
27 Vs
___5
193/4 Apr
11
29 % Jan
9%
.50%
93/4
42%
33 % Apr
2
15 % Apr
17% Oct
9%
51 Va
27 Va
33%
July 26
49 % Jan
10% May 29
13%
9%
50%
9%
39%
Granby
13%
9%
501/4
*27%
1
2
14%
9%
49S/8
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Co
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14
9%
9%
4
25
2
14%
40
13,700
153/4
50 Vb
27%
No par
"■21% Apr
29
34% Jan
13%
*15
3/4
93/4
9%
Grace
4
20% Jan
143/b
22
493/b
e
27 V4
:_5
Brothers
(W
*15
22%
28%
___
Globe-Union
3
21%
33%
Globe-Wernicke Inc
11
493/8 Jun
22
13%
9%
50%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
42% Feb
28
27
14%
9%
49
Goodyear Tire
35% Mar 19
24
21%
May 20
37% May 16
37% Feb
12 3/8 Oct
22
100
preferred
Goodrich Co
8,800
21
common
Alden
12% Jun
•
97%-
21%
1
Ginn
30% Jun
253/b Jun
■
21 Vb
Co
Glidden
70
21
!_
Greeting
363/4 Apr
69V4
*95%
Portland Cement Co
Gibraltar Financial Corp of
363/, Apr 15
363/4 May 15-
69%
97%
"
Glen
24% Oct
93
10,400
69 %
21%
—No par
Co
May 15
2
2
90
22 %
69%
211/4
Advertising
Products
Oil
16% July 12
413/4 Jun
,3
•9% Jan
87%
3,500
19,800
69
20%
Electronics
Georgia-Pacific
May 16
30
36% Jan
703/8 Jun
17%
41 %
Corp
conv
41 % Apr
14
Jun
17
40%
Corp____
&
Inc
2
14
35% Feb
17%
41%
preference
3
14
147
17
40%
Industries
Tire
Jan
45% Feb
30
May 29
137% July 3
22% Jun 26
173/b
40%
Corp_
Utilities
Time
23% Jan
14% Feb
Dec
17
40%
69%
*953A
Giant
21 % Nov
Oct
17
41
preference
16% Jan
13% July 25
26% July 26
19% Dec 24
9% May 29
36 3/8 Oct 22
14
5%%
Getty
83/b Jun 22
32% Oct 24
34
21
38% Apr
14
$5
Feb
26% July 15
28
1
General
July 18
67
2
323/8 Mar 21
1
103 vb
107
4
lo
29
6
General
10
Jan
26
27% May
3
16
18
Jan
343/b Nov
83
16%
69 %
97%
preferred—!
Tele
6,400
40%
69%
21 Vb
preferred
General
17% Jan
21
/ 433/4 Mar 15
13% Jun
101% July 23
43% Mar
6
2
12% Jun
20% Jan
100
May 15
43
20%
preferred
$1.25
421/4
17
Equipt Corp
26% Jan
43
"
40%
Precision
2 6 3/8 July
600
7,800
'
16%
General
6
6 V4
68%
43% May 31
39% May
1
4
61/4
40 Va
Cement
Mar
100
45%
..6%
6
common
Steel
1C0
*443/8
*95%
General Telephone Co of
$1.30 preferred (series
5
89
*99%
44%
43
Portland
Dec /
2
61/4
433/a
Outdoor
28
27
6
43
*88
100
44%
97%
Corp
Corp
Mills
conv
89
*99%
45
6%
General
$1.60
*88
100%
%
43 Va
General
6
44
6%
40% Jan
10
89
100
45
43%
95 % Mar
37% Jan
*88
100%
45
6V4
Mar 19
33
89
100%
45
43%
23 Vb May 10
$3.75
*88
100%
45
6 V4
3
28
July
*99%
43 Vo
Co
5%
preferred
General Motors Corp.
$5 preferred
26
3% Dec
100
Finance
General
75
9,300
___1
3
22
20 'A
91
21%
Finance
31% Jun
15% Feb
20 Va
Inc..
21 >/b Mar
163/b July
20%
*88
lOo
Contract
Signal
29% Oct
20 %
preferred
Apr
Refractories
55
20%
__5
General
•
7,700
20%
No par
General
27
20%
38%
21%
com
6
24
20'A
Corp
Corp
24
28% Oct
6,000
23 Vb
20%
Bronze' Corp,
13
Jun
23% Jun
54%
22%
20 %
No par
34
Mar
53%
23%
39%
2C'%
________
16% Jun
53
54
22%
38%
*95%
of
11% Jan
23
17,800
53 Va
23%
—
26% Jan
21% Oct
39%
53%
22%
1
Investors
22 Vj Mar 28
Feb
38%
53
22%
15
Corp
voting piref
44 Vj Jan
19
39%
53%
22 %
preferred
21 Vj Nov
May 29
39%
53%
23 %
7,000
No par
2.50
Inc
Public
12
39
54%
22%
Co__25
Public Service—
25
40
54
2
General
30% Jun
39 Va
25,800
%
/;
General
2
8,0:0
32 %
5
6
33% July
54'%
32%
^_5
14
30 % Apr
54
33
1
Jun
'
54%
32
___
34% Feb
97.
54%
33
common
5% Jan
16
541/4
32
10
31% Jan
100
54
32%
___!
2
May 29
543A
32
2
37% Mar 22
25 Vb July
54 Vb
32%
common__l
25% May 28
9
Oct 18
26
55%
32 Vb
2
17% Jan
9
1
54: %
32%
33 %c
25
27
May
26% Jun
4 Va May 29
32 Vb
Co
™
Jan
88% Dec
33%
Corp
5% Jun
4% May 24
96
27
32%
1
Cable
Jun
5
14
323/4
| 27
50c
General
34
1
24
321/4
j
10
General
91
53 Vj Mar
Oct
33 Vb
Inc
General
4
78% Mar 12
81% Jun
32 Va
1
24
15
36% Feb
15
33
2.50
16 Vb Jan'- 24
29 Vj Jan
25
30% Jun
33
common
54% Jun
.
2
83% Jan
25
1
32
Co
Sulphur
conv
2,600
33%
32 Vb
3
Jun
25
4,700
16,900
32%
91 Vb Jan
54 Vj Jun
Jun
27
26%
33%
Amer
35 Vj July 25
57% Jun 25
44% Jun
4,000
26 %
27
31 Va
Amer .Tran6portation__l.25
Baking Co common.
5
19
108
17,300
14%
40
General
6% Apr
106% May 29
49%
14
39%
General
2
49V8
14
General
$8
49%
39%
7
30
49 Va
13%
16
Nov
49%
39 %
23
4
49
24%
15V8
9% Apr
117% Apr
V
9% jan
„
49%
♦24
39%
81%-Jun
46% Mar 20
22
40 Vb Jan
8
24%
133A
2
24
21 Va May 29
July
Inc
convertible
$0.60
24%
*24
39V4
G
$4.50
8,500
*24
24%
26%
Co
,
General
14
1,6:0
333/b
15%
28
27
;
30% Jan
100
173/8
33 %
32%
pfd series of '51
preferred
4%%
*17 Va
33%
—2.50
General Acceptance
15
13% Mar 21
.
9
July 25
Jun
20
22% Apr
17%
33
39%
7% Jan
4 Vj Oct
27
33% Mar 27
2
7%
17%
33 Va
15 Va
No par
Railway
Garrett Corp
Gar Wood Industries
6% Mar 28
3,400
7%
17%
32%
39%
67 % Jan
20% Jan
9
42% Mar 15
23
Jan
* '
:
7%
900
15%
6
11% Jan.
26
Oct
.
4
4,200
27%
Gamble Skogmo Inc__
Gardner-Denver Co
6
44%
39%
23
Feb,
8% Apr
26'
Jan
97.
.
", 44% May 11
24
10% Jan
32
7
May
3% Jan
19% July 10
.11% July 23
26% Mar
8
4
23 Vb Jun
:
47% May
.
6,500
44%
31%
Inc
Fruehauf
6
V
Jan
163/4
10
Dairies
Freeport
21
15
84
Motor
Friden
40% July 17
9 Vb
27
___
9% Jan ,24
9Vb
16 Va
31%
preferred
Light Co
Fram Corp
jFranklin Stores
*
8,400
9 %
27%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Foxboro Co
38 % May 27
28
"
3
23 % Oct
37% Jun
26% Mar 19
.
&
Stores
Foremost
10% May 17
30
7,100
17%
16%
7%
7%
31
17 Vs
15 Va
No par
Corp
Mineral
Ford
49
Shares
30 3A
*17%
18
34%
*24
49%
49 V.
7%
a
27
convertible preferred
Mart
Inc
Foote
7
24%
7%
j-1
No par
,
Giant Markets Inc
Food
14
56% Jun
29
.
.
2
3
77/b Oct
Oct
Jan
1
25% Oct
25
,
Fair
Food
97
2nd
Coast
$4.20 divid
21
33%
JO%
the Week
July 26
30%
C
Food
7
23
Dec
29% Jan
7 Vb
*1734
31%
31_
17~b
Friday
July 25
31'/a
31%
17%
17%
39 Vb
Inc_.
Corp Ltd
Corp
M
13% May 29
Jan
*24
No par
A
conv
Fluor
2
2
7.14
18
34%
Thursday
1
1
preferred
Power
2
Dec
25
1.25
5
Florida
Jan
30
7 Va
33%
common—
Co
18
65% Jan
30% Mar
24
45
1
East
35% Jan
24
*44%
*17%
Stores
Power
14
25
12% Oct
44%
Inc
Florida
75 Va Jan
48 % Jun
44 3/4
A__23
Rubber
&
Moore
&
Florida
82% Feb
29% Oct
45 %
common—5
series
$2.25 conv B 2nd Dfd—_
i
46% Jan
5
Jan
45
V4
>d iesc,ay
July 24
1
National
S4
5
13
7 % Feb
Jan
40% Feb
6% Feb
25
28% Jun
Mar 16
Feb
13
46%
VFirst Charter Financial Corp_No par
31 % Jan
50 % Jan
8
26
pfd
Federation
2
35% Jun
45%
1 7
vv
10
Tire
2
8
16%
5
Corp
20% May
Mar
9 V8
16%
Paper Products
No par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc____10
50% Jan
24
12
9%
16%
1
Inc
72% Jan
23
43 % Oct
*9VB
16 34
Corp
May 29
13% Oct 23
23% Oct
9 Vb
16%
Fiberboarri
32
48% Mar 21
24
9VB
16%
com
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
43% Jun
51% July
25 % Oct
Co
4.60%
19
Jun
27% Jan
35 % Mar 15
22% May 29
24% May 22
Electric
2nd
conv
2t>
15
28% Dec
3
9%
16%
Bearings__
Paper Board Co
23 Vb Mar 20
6
May 29
18% Jun
5%%
Federal
13% Apr
35% Jan
6
53% Feb
8
42% Jan
May 10
54% Jan
2
24
8
Mar 21
23% Jan
24
22 % July 11
16%
9 V;
1
Pacific
19% May
16%
;
Federal
2
42
Corp
Mogul Bower
5
32% July 24
5
Metallurgical Corp
Federal
9 % May
July 23
313/4
32%
Corp
Fedders
Sales for
Tuesday
July 22
22%
33%
Par
Corp
5
47% Jun
16 % Jan
7
Fansteel
Fawick
9% May 16
19% May 17
6% Apr
7
25
6% Oct
19
2
PRICES
Monday
1
2
Family Finance
30
37% Mar 12
2
14% Oct
30 % Oct
Apr
23% Feb
15
2
15% Jan
2
10 % Mar 13
34
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest"
8
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
Lowest
"70
3,200
"
-
Volume
198
Number
6285
.
.
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.
and
Financial Chronicle
(393)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1963
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
July 2'i
July 23
Par
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
July 24
,
Sales for
Thursday
July 25
Friday
the Week
July 2(5
Shares
H
29
May 29
25% May 28
44% Oct
10
24
May 28
18% Jun
27
83
3
26
July
26% Jun
37% Aug 30
36% Mar 22
36
Jan
7
29
Apr
59% Feb
14
48% Feb
27% Jan
2
27% Jan
Jan
22
29
32% Feb
6
12
54% May 31
15 Va May 27
27% Apr 10
11% July 19
2
22% Feb
Jan
3
93
36% Jan
31
108
40
6
Feb
107% Apr
33% Apr
16% Oct
24
34% Jan
4
23
34% Jan
15
26% Jan
48% Mar 13
31% Jan
26
Oct
122
3
Aug
3
128% Apr
126
13
38
.
Jan
38 Va
38%
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
31
31V4
31 %
32
50
50%
50
50%
49%
50 %
49%
50
49%
49%
10,200
11%
6,200
~~1
Hamilton Watch Co
4%
convertible
common
7
39% Jan
2
28
39 % Jun
25
75% Jan
2
43% May
25% May 29
38% Feb
1
35% Jun
6
21% Jan
9
Harshaw
21
32% Mar 20
40
17% May 29
24% Jan
30
42
May 29
Dec
22
30% Jan
4
6 Va May 29
9% Jan
-3
16
Oct
17% Jan
27
42
Oct
24
35% Jan
2
May lo
Harcourt
10
9
Hart
6
Feb
3
Hat
Corp
40% Jan
19% Jan
2
16
2
39
2
25% May 3
29% May 20
25% Feb 20
Heinz
Jun
21
15 % Jun
22
31% Jan
20
Jan
34
Oct
19
64% Jan
39
Apr
2
49% Jan
Dec
7
88
85% Feb
19
89% Jun
20% Oct
24
20% July 12
Jan
48
30% Jan
8
18% Jan
(IiJ)
24
10% May 29
19% Apr
13% July
1
31 % Oct
44% Jan
35
Jan
8
37
Apr
5
May 22
38% July 16
Helme
39% May 14
119% Jan
2
13 Va Feb
Helmerich
36
31
July 13
27% Jun
25
110% Aug 10
55% July 18
; 25
May 29
Mar 21
50
Dec
118
v;82^v
20
Jan
34% July 23
3
115
Mar
1
62
May
65% Jan
24
15% May 24
41 Va
43 % Jan
118
(GW)
1%
28
16
5%
Jan
11
Apr
4
12
54% Jun
7
Hertz
20
17
$2
May
32%
32%
32%
22%
32%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
31 %
30%
31 %
30%
31'A
30%
31
34
34 Va
34
34%
33%
34
33%
34.
34
34%
*131
130%
*120%
132
33_%
33%
33%
33
33%
33 Va
34
331%
33%
10,600
48 Va
49
49%
49%
49%
49:%
50
49%
501/4
6,700
31%
32
30 %
31
7,000
32
30'%
31%
30-%
31%
20
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
37%
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
*37%
20%
38%
21"
20%
20%
20 Va
20 Va
20%
21
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
42%
♦42 %
43%
*7%
7%
*42%
43%
33 %
34%
32 Va
34%
33
34%
23
23%
23
23 Va
23
23 %
26 %
26
26%
26 %
261/4
20%
20 Va
20%
20
20%
6,100
43
42%
43 Va
42 V8
43 Va
6,900
*87 Va
88
88
88
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
25c
4,100
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
6,700
37
37
37
37
*36%
37
*36 Va
37
36 Va
36%
38%
*37%
38%
*37%
38%
♦37%
38 Va
9%
10Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
8,900
36 %
53,400
10
preferred__25
Payne
common
34%
34%
35%
*114%
117%
*115
117%
*115
64%
*63
64%
63
2
21% July
10
4
7% Oct
24
17% Jan
3% Dec
19
8% Feb
14
26% Jun
36%
17
40% Jun
11% July
28% Jan
2
7% July 26
'10% Jan
4
1
3% Jan
5V8 Apr
26
9
Mar
30
2
40% Jan
July
42
Dec
28
60
26
Jun
25
41 % Jan
3
87% Jun
25
94% Dec
11
Mar 22
93
24% Jun
25
Jun
1
35% Feb
Jan
2
2
Hill
25
51 Va May 21
Holly
2
52% July 19
6
39% July 12
Hooker
Jan
3
99
101 Va Jan
2
Feb
1
15
28
July 24
Alay
9
106 % May
Holt
9
$5
12
2% Jan
21
22
17% Jan
5
15 Va Jun
21
25
23% Mar
1
18% Jan
2
16% Jun
41
3% Feb
17v
15
May 17
40% Jan
2
47% May 10
14
57% Mar 20
45 Va Jan
9
57%
July 18
Aug
6
82% May 17
80 Va Jan
8
88
Mar 26
83
Jan
10
89% Jun
4
87 Va Julv
10
90
Jan
9
97 % Dec
28
32% Oct
8
24
July
2
95
45% Aug 27
Jan
13
4
July 18
42
May
6
39% Jan
2
9% Jan
2
;:
May
8
11 Va Jan
2
14
9
47% Jan
2
28% Oct
24
28
Jun
96% July
6
5% May 29
2
68% Jan
101% Mar
6
Feb
101
28
103
103
6% July 23
9% Mar 26
Dec
14
40% Jan
8
45
26
21% Feb
13
16 Va Jan
30
18
37
18% Sep 27
29% Jan
Jan
32% Jan
21
31% Jun
25
46% Feb
2
May 29
42% Jan 16
41
44% July 16
48
48% July
3
45% July 19
5
44% Feb
52% May 16
28
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
5% May 29
30
Apr
46% May
9
Nov
50
15
May 25
47
36 Va
2
6
48
47
49
May 14
50% Mar 20
47
Jan
7
49% Feb
20
36% Jan
29
Indiana
25
33
4.42%
6% Jan
155
Juh
19
155
Jan
28
157 Va Jun
26
48% J an
2
Apr
23
May 29
39% Jan
22
30% Feb
4
98
Apr
26
96
29
Mar 16
23 Va Jan
2
384 % Jan
31% Jun
36
33
25
90% July 24
20 Va Oct 24
300
Jun
14
578% Jan
24
Jan
2
26
Oct
25
101
Nov
1
Jan
16
26% Feb
18
105
Dec
18
7
4
25
Oct
62
,i2i%
26
26
Oct
25
May 29
37% Mar 13
2
98
10
17
18 Va Jun
4
5% July 19
48 Va Jan
7% May
3
71
Mar
Feb
27
25
24
34
July 17
July 24
4
39 Va Jan
18
58% Jan
2
41% Jan
2
12
99 Va Jan
3
101% May 20
21% July 19
38
May 29
17% Nov
1
Jan
24
12% Jun
26
9% Oct
22
11% Jun
25
82
July 9
43 Va Sep 28.
84
July 16'
38% Sep 24
,61% Oct 23_
For
32 Va Apr
11
Jan
86
Jun
20
Jan
2
30
July 26
21% Mar
8
; 16% Jan
10
24% Feb
21
87 Va Jun
14
49% Jan
25% Jun
Jun
36%
37%
36%
37%
10.000
*94%
No par
103
5
2.50
41
.
96
*94%
103 %
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41
*20
41%
20%
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95%
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104
103
41%
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21
21
2%
2%
2
3
3
27
13% Jan
2
%
42%
21
21%
211%
21 %
21%
700
2%
3.300
2%
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81%
82
82
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89
*87%
89
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96 %
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96%
No par
43%
44%
44
44%
47%
47%
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47%
11%
50 Va
<
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:
12%r
12%
50%.
50%
25%
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57%
571/4
82
82%
83
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89
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89
88%
89
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96%
96%
96%
97
97
42%
43%
42%
43
42
42%
47%
48
48%
48 %
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48%
11%
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11%
12%
12%
50%
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32%
100
99%
100
99%
7
6%
7
6%
32
32%
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101%
6%
50
*43 %
44%
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44%
5
16%
17%
16%
17%
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16%
Va
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13
111/4
13
51
32 Va
52
>
44%
*43
17%
17
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43%
43 %
17
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
33%
34 Va
24V«
2414
24
24Va
23%
24'A
24
24
10.000
52
53%
51%
53%
53%
49%
55
53%
54
18.800
51
49 Va
51
38'A
38%
47
47
38%
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*47%
48%
48
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52 Va
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—
49%
50
50
49%
50
4.500
39
38%
38Va
38%
38%
8.000
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46%
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46%
100
48
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49
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49
200
52%
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52%
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52%
50
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50
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50
49Vi
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49%
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49%
28
28%
4.900
32%
5%
76%
32%
2.500
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52%
27%
27%
27%
28Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
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<32%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
32%
5%
5%
5%
Mexico_100 pesos
common
No par
77
77%
77
77%
77
„
100
*155
162%
*155
162%
*155
—No par
Harvester
2 --,13%May
7%
May 15
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89% Jun
42
Jan
2
51 Va Jun
73% Jan
2
90 Va May 2i
15%
No par
_100
1
Corp
)
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pfd
series C
convertible
preferred
Interstate
Interstate
Iowa
Elec
Motor
Power
Freight System
Iowa-Illinois
Gas
$6
Power
&
Tea
3%%
Co
Inc
Johnson
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
17.200
28%
28%
28%
99%
32%
28%
45.200
101
32
112
7%
28%
99%
28%
*99%
32
112
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8%
28%
28%
99%
99%
*32
32%
*112
112%
6%
7%
*50
51
8%
8%
83
83%
25 Va
25%
25%
34%
35
34
34%
20%
83
...
21 Va
21%
*39
40%
48%
48%
xl05% 107 ~
xl03% 104%
22%
23%
47
47
x37
37%
23
23%
56%
56%
common
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130Va
24%
130%
14%
14%
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14%
5
1
pfd
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11%
)
16%
16%
100
1
►86
53%
88
32
*110Va
*6%
50
51
8%
21%
83%
25%
5
Co
24
:
56%
8%
82%
25
34%
*39
48%
105%
40%
48%
105%
104% 104%
22%
22%
*46Va
47%
37
37%
22%
23
*39
48%
105%
25%
25%
27%
52%
56%
27%
52%
57
24%
24%
24%
131
14%
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14%
130 t
14%
104'A
*22%
46
36%
22%
<
.
7%
51
8%
83
25%
34%
40%
49
106
105
22%
46
37%
23%
25%
27%
26%
28
53
53
57
57
24%
24%
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130
14%
130
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
17%
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87%
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54
54
54
54
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90
*88
88%
54%
90
87
%
87%
54
90
►88
47
40
46%
47%
46%
47 "f
46%
5
83%
85
83 %
84%
84%
84%.
85
48%
48%
105 a 106
104% 104%
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22»/o
46
'
4fa,,
37% 37%,
22/a
22^4
26/a
26 /a
28%
28%
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52%
57
57
24 A
24/a
*i29
130%
14%
14%
11%
16%
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*88
"47%
85
1
*90% 100%
32
32%
*110
112
*6%
7'A
51 51
8%
8%
21/a
21A
82 A
83%
25
25%
34%
34%
*39
40%
53%
54
►88
90
5
.
112
22%
22
100
preferred
Corp
&
16
__1
Johns-Manville
/
500
31.000
15%
52%
Jersey Cent Pwr & M-4%
Jewel
9%
15%
52%
Breaker
87
58%
52%
56%
*85
87
800
100
9%
28
53'A
24
8.700
58 A
26
>
20.300
9%
27%
10
54%
164
51V4
59%
28%
28%
*99% 100
32
32
*112
113%
6
6
50
50
8%
8%
*85
54%
164
51V4
52
9%
25%
50c
87
30
4.300
40.100
58%
28%
Light Co
51V4
432
9%
>
26
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
—
55 V4
164%
27%
Jaeger Machine Co
.
54%
164Vi
51
100
24 %
429
55 V4
164'A
25%
preferred-
I-T-E-Circuit
1
24 %
54%
163%
3.50
*.
23%
54%
164%
Power Co
2.50
& Electric Co
1
Co
Light &
24'A
*99
23%
59%
40%
49%
107%
*104% 105
22
22%
*45Va
47
36%
37%
22%
24
1
99
9'A
107%
25
99
59%
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48%
—100
4.300
98
86
9%
35%
conv
3.300
34
60%
25%
25
35
*9%
83%
100
39%
34%
33%
59%
83
B
39%
34
9%
35%
series
39%
35%
432
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18,9O5
39%
428%
50%
8.300
33%
431
51
700
77%
162%
60%
25
Tel & Tel com.No par
*155
/:
5%
34%
4
425%
86
87
No par
pfd
39%
34%
/
77%
162%
432%
163%
50%
51 Va
No par
common—__—1
preferred
76%
*155
54%
55%
164
21
Shoe—
34%
77
162%
426%
430%
20%
10c
Co
Interstate Dept Stores
3o
1
*84%
*9
59%
International Utilities Corp com_2.50
6
7
50
4%
20
7
53%
163
conv
$2
426%
_5
4%
1
90
^
2.50
common.
preferred—
International
6
19% Feb:
7
24
-100
1%
preferred..
International Salt
23
7
24%
No par
Limited
1
Canada
Iowa
84,4 Jan
24
100
preferred—
Packers
5%
1
H/sMay
*98
No par
com
Island Creek Coal common
17% Apr
99%
Machines—5
Chemical
Paper
*98
1
common
&
of
38%
100
preferred.—
Nickel
38%
_5
6.600
47
48
48
51 %
33 %
38%
*49%
Mar 25
July
33
*46%
38%
47
*48
Minerals
100
3.200
54%
28%
Business
14.700
16%
50
Corp
250
6%
44%
49%
Iron
110
99 %
17
27%
preferred
3.800
12.000
6%
*48
common..
52
32%
103
99%
7
*49Va
Corp
2.900
42.600
24 %
50
Co
150
190
23.000
52%
_50
De
320
24
No par
Corp
300
3.100
83%
13%
31%
100 Va
6%
7.800
57%
11%
51%
33Vo
103
*99%
7
45
13
101%
99%
25%
*11
13
51
32%
103
*81
1.100
16
44%
1
Co
2%
*15%
25 Va
100
100
%
110
57
101%
32
16
104
44 Va
32%
101%
2
*103
25%
101%
.—.100
B
12%
103
*15%
16
81%
May 21
'-
42
81%
:
95%
42i%
57
,*11
*94%
42
45
1
95%
103
25
Pipe & Ceramics Corp com—_1
5%
convertible preferred
.100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
No par
2
31% May 28
55% Apr
3
58
*94 Va
5.400
42
50
$4
28 % May
131
95%
4,200
103
57 %
Int'l
3
7
37 Va
23%
International
6
2
23.
37%
_50
5
29
see page
38
common__No par
7
50% Jan
footnotes,
37%
*44%
International
July 16
105% July 16
86% Jan
.
38%
Power
RR
Co
51% July
2
Feb
38
5
5
39% Jun
13
,.
17.100
>
28
Int'l
108
75% Jan
59% Feb
52 %
International Mining Corp
11
88 Va Jun
112
51%
5
International
16
,?,/^an
52%
Industries—No par
International Silver
Apr
19% Jan
121
51%
57%
series
23
52
•.
52%
49%
4%
40% May 21
27% Jun 24
33
52
45
&
25
2
50% Dec
52 Va
100
41% Jan
2
124 Va Aug
51%
100
28% Apr
28% Jan
Apr"12
52 3'4
27%
7%
29
44% Jan
Jan
52%
*48V4
Int'l
8
7
23% Jan
32
*49%
Int'l
99% May 20
35% Jun 25
114% July 15
2
49
32
Co
International
17
50% Mar
27% July 24
118
Jan
507/8 Jan
3
321/4
24
Rectifier
Jan
52%
31%
45
Resistance
29
.25% Jan
31%
57
International
115 Va Jan
21
31%
23%
International
18
May~29
31%
45
7
Jun
Jun
31
57
29% Feb
May 28
40
31%
58%
25
92
17%
30%
*44%
28
98
22 Va
Inc—1
45 Va
50
64% Jan
41% Apr
4
44%
preferred
10% Jan
Mar 26
39% May
45%
common.No par
7
22
36
20 Va Apr
45 Va
Co
21
33
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
3
63 Va May 20
17
Dec
44%
*97
__50
Interlake
56% May 22
Dec
Dec
45%
44 %
24 %
175
30% Dec
18% Jan
3.400
45
15
1
12
7.700
4%
45%
98
30
55
7%
*4i/4
45%
97
___1
4%%
20% Mar 14
28
20.700
7%
4%
99%
24 %
68% Feb
29
22%
7%
4%
7
11% Jan
Jun
7% May 29
22%
7 Va
4 Va
39%
13
4% Jun
37
23 %
7%
4
26% Apr
478% Jun
July 25
Jan
23 %
7%
4
x33%
Jun
104
23
7%
4
34%
15
26 Va Jan
23%
7%
4%
39%
35%
57 Va July 19
99
23
7%
4 %
34V4
3
38 Va Mar 16
23
7%
35
5
9
22%
50c
34Va
85% Jan
4
1.300
39'A
35%
18% Dec
25
Jun
27.500
10%
*97
33%
18
Jun
331/4
10%
98
35
Jun
9
290
32%
10%
*97
99% Jun
Mar
87
52
9 7'/a
■34%
10%
22%
common
Steel
1.800
32%
series A
Elect
7.900
97
.4
Interchemical
15
85% Mar
24.800
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__10
83% Jan
9
21
___50
Inland
6
Jan
20%
10
40 % Jan
81
22% Oct
42% Jun
49 Va Jan
Feb
57
21 Va
38% May 23
157 Va Jan
159 % Mar
22
20%
35% Apr
1
2
Jun
21
._!—_1
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
preferred
8
57% Mar
Jan
34
95
1
20%
No par
General
Industria
16
24
145
43% Oct
Mar
20%
Indianapolis Power & Light__No par
Jan
5
13.500
10%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.20%
22
Jan
21%
Corp
Co—
Power
27 Va Apr
81% Jun
151
21 %
1
Central
4.70%
5
21%
Bay Miri & S111 Ltd—.No par
4.26%
2
21%
Co
Illinois
30
Jan
21%
34 Va
series C
Lighting
Illinois
3
25
5% July
21 %
100
Central
5o
65
22
21
98
Corp common
Johnson
Cement
49% Jun
5
21%
10%
Idaho Power Co
Ideal
25
19
22
21%
16
33
preferred
Illinois
51% Feb
Jan
21%
20%.
16%
12.50
Finance
preferred
preferred
29
87
23
16%
16%
34%
preferred
4.08%
26
19%
21%
Foods, & Indust Inc com,.!—.5
5%
21
50 Va Sep
19%
22
-
5
convertible
Sound
Apr
29% Feb
19'%
22
:
10%
preferred
Feb
Jan
19 Va
22
16
10%
5%
preferred series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co_.
41% Jun
8
19%
21%
16 %
23%
5%
May 23
34% Mar
of
Hupp Corp
26% May 24
59% July 10
57% Jun 25
39% Jan
31
7% Feb
5
457/a Jan
May 29
43% Mar 30
May 21
2
Mar 18
45VaApr
19 Va
22 Va
23 %
Hunt
m
Apr
23% May 29
19%
21%
16
Hudson
Jun
13% Oct
19%
22 %
32%
Howard Stores
8% Jan
42
18,400
16%
19%
16
19
2%
Howard
Jun
18
16%
16%.
*15%
4.40%
36% Jun
Jan
37
16,500
2%
4'7c
9
Jun
20
4.200
47%
15%
3%%
Jun
3
28% May
98% Jan 10
98% Feb
34%
46%
2%
S2.25
55% May
95
34%
48%
*15%
Howe
17% Feb
56% Apr
34%
47%
10%
Issued
Houston
1
9% Oct
34 V2
48%
America common—1
47% May 23
50 Va July
5
13% Apr 24
43% May 29
34%
47%
97
preferred
Household
92 % Mar 21
100
34%
48%
5%
convertible preferred
25
Houdaille Industries Inc common__3
May 31
75
37% July 18
32% Jun
34%
47%
33%
Mining
Corp
34%
48%
2.50
Winston
&
div 2nd pfd
Hotel
100
34 %
10
Chemical
When
27% May 29
14% Jun
5
64%
10%
Corp
Hoovej.- Ball & Bearing
21% July 26
Jan
24
Rinehart
$4.25
48% Mav 31
117%
*62
32%
Corp
Homestake
32 % May
14
351/4
*115
>63
97
Corp
Electronics
Sugar
36
117%
22%
~~1
Holland Furnace Co
43% Jan
21
2 % Oct
Hotels
Hoffman
35 Va
36 %
600
5
I
Co
5
34% Jun
93
II
Inc
Corp
Hilton
35 Va
20
34%
50c
Inc
27% Mar 19
July 18
104
Hewitt-Robins
11
6
Corp
*63
88
1
Heublein
12
8
20
6
Jan
22% July 18
Chemical
64 %
*87%
48 %
Heyden Newport Chem Corp coml.l
3 Va %
preferred series A
100
High Voltage Engineering Corp
1
25 % Apr
;
*63
1
14% Jan
13
10
117%
4
Jan
9%
34%
19% Jan
ff
*37 Va
10
*116 %
preferred_No par
Corp
No par
25
33% Feb
38 %
10
88
100
A
Hewlett-Packard
15
*87%
1 1/24
1
18
88
*37%
lOc
14
Sep
25 Va
1
27% Jan
Jun
25%
*87%
24% Feb
~5%
%
loo
3
22
27,300
23 Va
20 %
2
8
100
34%
23%
42%
9
July
43%
34%
23 Va
20%
19% Jan
97
*42%
35%
42%
18 Va Apr
4
43%
34%
23
41 %
2
Jan
*42%
400
20%
14
74
7%
25
Feb
29
7%
41
Jan
Nov
6,500
25%
29
76
3,600
800
20%
7%
20%
37
13
19%
38
24%
21
68% Jun
30
41
24
12% Jun
42 %
20 %
132
20%
23
16% Jan
*130%
19%
Oct
21% July 10
,130%
31%
14 % Oct
16
132
*37%
8.33%
Co
&
*130%
5,600
9,700
_
Chocolate
Oil
9,100
9,700
33 Va
15% Jun
Hess
132
2,800
16,700
48%
3
22% May 16
>4
'
5
Co
class
conv
32 Va
24%
No par
Powder
Hershey
13% Feb
:
69
37
32%
30%
5
preferred
8
32%
24%
40c
Co
common
&
32%
31%
1
Inc
non-cumulative
Hercules
Mar 11
common
common
&
25
100
24%
—III
Industries
(WE)
41% Feb
2
23
10% Oct
Heller
31% Mar 26
40% Mar 27
32 Va Oct
-
98 Va
5
Inc
preferred
Helene Curtis
*23%
*
30%
50
Co
11%
25
100
5
America
Industries
Hazeltine Corp
3.65%
11%
*23%
*98 Va
24
1 25
Marx_.
Telephone
11%
11%
25
102
1
Inc
Haveg Industries
10
2
98 %
1
Inc
preferred
Hayes
16
84
Mar
of
Hawaiian
July
24% July 22
5%
*23%
*
200
1,800
7.5o
Co
&
32 Ve
11%
25
102
38%
100
World
Chemical
Schaffner
22
13
&
Harvey Aluminum
11
44% Jun
Brace
*23%
*98 Va
1
Harris-Intertype
July 15
23% May
7% July 19
Mar 29
38% Jun
35
53% Jan
11%
24
102
38 Va
38%
2.50
com.
Corp
Harsco Corporation
4
30% July 26
18% May
9
11%
*23%
*98%
2.50
Harbison-Walker Refrac
6% preferred
20 % July 11
11%
*38
38%
1
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
Hanna (MA) Co
3
11%
*38
100
preferred
Hammermill
132% July 15
Jan
38%
30
5
Hallicrafters Co
9
May
*38
5
(WF) Printing Co
Halliburton Co
9
21 Vb Feb
21% Oct
12.50
Hall
26
25% July
33% Jun
29% Jan
Hackensack Water
•'
400
1.400
300
500
260
5.000
4.700
1.500
9.100
3.000
23.700
450
1.150
1.500
600
5.300
9.000
5.600
2.900
3.200
1.300
4.900
110
3.400
11%
1.600
17
4.700
88%
90
40
2.700
54
-
47*1/8
47%
14.800
84 Va
84%
.2.100
-11
18
(SS4)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 19G3
Year
15
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
22
Va% Jun
18
29 Va Jan
15% Mar
2
7J3,4 Jaa
May 29
28% Oct
2
NEW
Highest
6
21 % Jun
24
Jonathan
jdn
2
Apr
15
Jones
100% Jan
8
105J/2 Apr
24
19
13 la Dec
19
17% Jan
4
13% Jan
4
j.5',4 Apr
14% Oct
26
40% Jan
4
19% Jan
2
25
Jun
26
Jan
3
103
101
Jun
7
Jan
10
99
fSep
90
Jan
50
20
6
50% Dec
Mar 25
May 16
111
2
104% Jan
May 21
112
1
32% Mar
Mar 15
37
May 29
84
102% Feb
4
28
37 Va May 23
78
July 31
83
Apr
3
81
Jan
24
86
Aug
94 % Dec
26
93
Feb
12
6
95% Jan
99% May 10
42% Jun
5
Kaiser
113 Va
Alum
4%%
4%%
9
July 16
Jan
31
40% Feb
26
Kansas
86
July 19
96% July 17
City Pr & Lt Co
3.80%
Mar
7
97 Va May
2
4.20%
102
26
101% Nov
5
8
94% Dec
27
95% Jan
91
Jan
26
95 % Oct
22
93
36 Vb Nov
12
41% Nov
23
17% Nov
15
20
Nov
27
19% Jan
8
21% Mar 25
23% Jun
27
28% Oct
12
27% Jan
2
Kansas Gas
36% Jun
27
Jan
2
13% Oct
24
50% May
26 % Jan
34% May 15
53"% Feb 26
47% Jun
13
78% Mar 16
55
26% Jun
25
40 % Jan
33
Jan
2
24% Sep
59% Oct
24
48
Jan
30
Jan
2
40% July 11
Kendall
22
86
Jan
66 % Jan
2
79 Va May
Kennecott
60% Oct
24
48
7
16% Mar 18
4
3
46% Feb
25
41
45% Oct
25
79% Jan
May 28
34% Dec
Jan
..
2
10
28
20
27
Mar 16
>
101%
97
*96
101%;
95%
*95%
97
*96
99
*98%
99
43%
42%
43%
431/8
20%
20%
20%
*20%
97
*98%
43%
43%
21
*20%
33%
32%
33%
3i2%
32%
511/8
32%
5IV2
32%
511/a
51%
.1.700
21%
20%
21%
*51%
51%
1.500
21%
70%
70%
70%
70%
70
70
37%
38
37%
38%
37Ve
38
37%
38%
37%
38
72%
37%
73
37%
72%
72%
72
67
72%
67%
66%
72%
67%
37%
g
661/4
38%
67 y4
66%
38 J/8
37%
38
38
36%
36
36
/:/:
21%
20%
71
71%
38
38%
37%
37%
1.600
72%
71%
73
18.200
67
66%
66%
7.200
32.200
15%
15
15
41%
*41
411/4
411/4
41%
87%
*87
87
87
27
22%
22
8
21% Jan
2
25% Jan
13% Oct
24
25% Mar 12
16% Jan
2
Oct
24
18
13% Jan
22
22% July 25
16% July 18
Kress
11
20
Jun
25
30% Jan
2
-23% Jan
2
30% Jun
11
24% Oct 26
-4
27% Jan
2
34 Va Apr
10
K
10
Kroger Co
39% Jan
4%
preferred
Korvette
15
Inc
H)
&
Kroehler Mfg
Co
43%
38V2
36%
800
61%
62%
36%
60%
42%
431/4
42%
■
41
41
87
*87
26%
26%
27%
23
26%
23
87%
27Vs
22%
23
21%
__10
38%
36%
V-
61%
43
26 J/2
10
Co
61
38%
*36i/s
87
l
Kresge (S S) Co_
(S
40%
100
(E J)
5.300
38
*14%
16
22%
22
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
61%
15.400
4.300
14%
42%
15%
41%
42
4.800
87%
87V4
210
27%
26%
22%
26%
22%
24.400
22%
22%
21%
22%
53,000
5
Paper Co
15%
16
1
*15%
16
29%
*15%
30 J/8
15%
15%
16
x291/2
30
5
.
V P Sutherland
25.300
20,400
*371/2
151/8
28
300
72
38%
43%
&
21 Va
70%
42%
1
100 g
i
38
*14%
Mar 22
21
7.100
51%
14%
89
43%
20%
43%
32% Jan
30
99
33%
14%
11
230
97
51
42
26
"10
101%
50% |
20% '
61%
Feb
"2.600
""
:'■*!
33J/2
61%
Apr
97
32%
61 J/4
88
391/4
50%
20%
36%
57
200
86%
f
101%
97
♦98V4
42%
1
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
109
39%
*85
99
201/a
___2.50
KLM
boo
300
112
*104
V
60 >/2
21
99%
51 %
86%
*96
101%
99%
39%
*85
36 J/4
36 vb Jan
<
39%
86%
496
96
101%
109
39%
*85
32%
51%
;
♦llOVa
1
24
*
39%
/
86%
-
112
5
22
Mar 12
109
99%
51%
*104
112
*105
34%
99%
*511/4
•llOVa
Keystone Steel- & Wire Co
16% May 31
10
i
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
43% Apr
Mar 22
20.400
32%
.
'
51%
9
2
84% Jan
33%
34%
100
5
8
-25
19.300
% July
49 Va Jun
21% Oct
2
80O
25%
44
No par
Co
141/8
24%
21
l
County Land
14
25%
43 J/2
i
Copper
14
*20 J/2
50c'
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
20
Oct
*98%
230
14
37% Jan
62
2
Jan
39% Mar
95J/2
99
12.800
18.300
*■
25
112
101
97
53%
104%
37%
36
12
44% Mar 14
Kern
101
531/8
104%
19
25
*511/4
>97
100
541/a
104%
18%
14
33%
39%
*96
8.75
-
39%
♦85J/2
19%
53%
104'/2
104%
100
112%
97
*98%
25
Co
35
86
No par
,
39%
Shares
191/8
24%
109
*95%
100
Light Co
21
Jun
22
3
&
42
78% Jan
2
Jan
Power
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
*105
the Week
July 26
14
51%
112J/2
109
39%
com No par
Kayser-Roth Corp
19
32% Jan
11% Dec
Kansas
22 V8 July 10
114
Friday
July 25
531/4". 53%
;
Sales for
Thursday
19i/4
*104
100%
*51
*96 \
100;"
__100
preferred
34'
100
51%
19
25VB
*84%
____100
Electric Co
&
73% Jun
42% Apr
34
52% Mar 13
33% Jun
Non-cumulative
35%
*107%
"
24 J/2
103
*112%
loo
preferred
City Southn Ind
Kansas
*14
25J/4
51%
100
preferred
4.35%
1
25
66% July 24
91% Mar
25
80% Aug
3
100% Apr
48% Jun
34% Jan
24
Jun
30% Jun
23
Jan
.
1041/4
14%
14
*100
50
„
104 J/4
105
33%
100
com_No par
| preferred
preferred
4.50%
preferred
19%
54%
24%
33 %o
;
4%
Jan
July 10
4
38% Jan
Corp
preferred
19
53 J/2
14
(ser of 1957) conv pfd—100
(ser of 1959) conv pfd
100
89
10
Chem
19 %
54%
104 J/4
l
Wednesday
July 24
y
July 23
19 VB
l
preferred
4%%
4%%
110
&
convertible
Tuesday
53-/8
100
Joy Manufacturing Co
100% July 19
51% Jan
Logan Inc
50c
Laughlin Steel common_lo
&
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
July 22
Par
preferred series A
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
26 % May 15
47
STOCK
5%
4"i ',a
102% Mar 26
YORK
EXCHANGE
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
7.700
29%
29%
900
30
1
*15%
16
500
10.600
3,900
L
10
•r
Oct
24
40V8 Jan
19% May 29
36% Aug 15
20% Oct 25
18
2
31V8 Jan; 12
401/2 Mar
36% Jan
10% May
8
10
Jun
15
13% Oct
22
29 % Feb
26
21% Apr
25
39
Sep 28
1% May 29
24
'22% Mar
3
13% Jun
36V2 Jan
15
19% Jan
22% Dec
19% Mar 12
24
23
8
Lear
Lee
17
37% Jun
20
1 %
Mar 19
9
69% Dec
Dec
17% Oct
24
47% Feb
24% Feb
18% May 29
Jun
6
27'/4 Jan
90
36 %
137
Jan
104
9
95
3
Oct~24
Jun
96
May
151
25% May 29
40
50
Jun
27
21% Oct
25
231/4 Jun
25
44% Jun
5
45 % Jun
25
86
13
Jan 16
Apr
27
Jun
2
2
28
Feb
Feb
28
1
2
28
7
17
Jan
7
941/2 Mar
OR
Jan
8
16
4
'
'42 % Jan
142% Jan
32
,•
Jan
59% Jan
2
3
7
2
Jan
46% Jan
35 % Jan
2
14
213/4 Jan
37% July 22
3%%
Litton
4
147%
341/2 Jun
12
July
Apr
39
Jun
4
243% Jan
2
103/4 Jun
11
13
84
771/2 Feb
70% Jun
21
29
May 18
83% May 17
76
May 21
771/2 Feb
20
84
May 10
35% Feb
5
33V4 July 24
32
Apr
Mack
821/4 Jan
9% Jan
16
48-8 Feb
35
Jan
60c
62
July 24
2
87 V2 Jun
861/2 Jun
82
Jan
77
l
87
19% Jun
21
37V4 May 16
59% Jun
5
Jan
2
19
203% Apr
19
23% Jan 28
11% May 17
173/4 Mar
72% Jun
27
89
Feb
7
78V2
27
94
Mar
J
108
18 3/e Oct
Jun
23
93
38 1
Jun
(
29
Jun
18
Jun
941/8 July
19
60
21
22 3/4 Jan
10
■50% Apr
341'2 Feb
12
233/a Jan
2
61 % Nov
343/4 Jan
2
23
40% Mar 15
Rfay 21
1
Apr
4
19
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601/4 Feb
6
40% May 16
291/2 July 15
Jun
26
193/a Jan
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91/2 Oct
4
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26
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22
49% Feb
9
24
40
233/4 Jan
Jan
3
9
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46% Jan
2
2
18 %
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3
51 3/b
9% Jan
May 1
May 14
2
12
Feb
23% Jan
3
29% Mar 29
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8% Oct 26
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29
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25
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12% Jan
38 V2 Feb
31
8
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footnotes,
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see page 23.
18 3/4 Mar 26
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22
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11
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$1.50
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McCord
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63
63%
63
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93
93
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93
93
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33
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series
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351/4
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54%
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35%
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preferred
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—No par
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convertible
convertible
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preferred
100
preferred
100
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conv
preference B
I100
conv
preference B
.—100
McDermott
McDonnell
63%
93
20 3/4
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93
20%
l
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McCrory Corp
3%%
633/4
38%
92
1
500
9 200
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1%
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38%
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Inc
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511/4
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1959
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5
preferred
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391/4
/
:
20%
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No
par
$3.75 preferred 1947
series.No par
$3.40
preferred
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33/4%
26%
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51
64
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~
May Dept Stores
26%
391/4
51
93
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preferred—No
&
26%
39
100
_
Midland
26%
513/4
1
Martin-Marietta Corp
13
19% Mar
Jan
21
15
34V4 Jan
33% Feb
28% Oct 26
18% Aug
8
65,000
14%
18%
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10,200
50
5
20
100
9,700
■V.-1 440
38%
14%
18%
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74
151
49%
20%
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38%
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23 Va
31%
73%
151
39
50%
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5
20%
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Marshall Field
4
3
35
16
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23%
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Marquardt Corp_
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
July 16
Apr
2
23% Sep
251/8 Jan
9
'
20%
♦133
74%
152
38%
14%
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72%
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&
10
9
35
22
48
Co-III
4
26
32 % Jan
Mar
..'170%
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50
50%
1
:
- •
40
1,100
44%
Steamship
Trucks
Marine
40% May 23
21
.
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Maracaibo Oil ExplorationMarathon Oil Co
Maremont Corp
26
22
104
i
*15
39%
23%
Corp
Manning Maxwell
,
15% Feb
24
I50V4 Jan
50
•
.-
100
(P R) &
Manhattan Shirt
341/2 July 16
Jun
27
14%
18 %
100
Mallory
33 % July 22
191/2 Oct
81% Dec
Bros
&
151
40%
14%
36%
preferred-
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
23
Feb
83
48
1021/4 Nov 23
63
Dec 19
39%
152
39%
48
common
Fund Inc
Madison Square Garden
7
751/2 Jan
3
19
74%
38%
150
V
18%
•Madison
273a May 15
45% Jun 24
13
10
May 27
78% Jan
Jan
74%
/ ! 73%
4,200
37%
preferred series A
8
46 Vs Jun
36% Jan
53
27
125
Co
(M)
Macy (R H)
4
33
24
(P)
5Vi%
16
22% Jan
2
i53/4 Nov 27
E
2
Jan
July 26
18
35% Feb
81% Dec
31 400
14%
49%
MacAndrews & Forbes
5
25
20
series
Lukens Steel
15
38 % Feb
23% Jun
Dec
51%
14%
_—10
preferred
Electronics
Lykes
17
3
147/8 Jan
29% Jan
15
D
Lowenstein
7% July 26
593/a July 8
12
2
51
14%
4
Co
7%
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville & Nashville
251/2 May 14
56
581/2 Jan
51%
14%
•
preferred
4.35%
33V2 May 24
28% Sep
18%Jan
2
Jan
7
27
27
51
14%
18%
preferred
Lighting
B
series
Loral
15
3
24
36% Dec
series
Lorillard
82% July
2
12% Apr 29
27
1
28% Jan
conv
Island
5
5% Jan
231/4 July 26
263/4 Jan
2
461/2 Mar 15
Co
4.25%
4
51%
14%
74 Va
IF"* %
36 Va
Corp
5%
I52V2 May 27
11
50%
14%
1
common
Long
17
10%
51%
14%
74
1
Cement
4.84%
18% July 12
<54% Apr
11%
51%
14%
74%
_:—l
Gas
400
14%
1
.-i
Star
4
9Q
Aircraft Corp
Star
2
96% Mar
yj:
Lone
14
107
pfd-Z—20
Inc
Lone
15
Feb
Industries
'
73%
51%
5
2.50
conv
When issued
Loew's Theatres Inc
23 % May 24
24% Feb
Co
non-cum
Lockheed
25
431/2 Feb
9% Jun
29% Jun
Jun
23% Jan
2
30% Oct
Jun
44
Belt
5
Inc.
Lionel Corp common
5
2 V2 Jan
26
27
24
Link
58% May 13
24
Jun
25
13% Oct
78% Jun
96% Apr
8% July 18
24
25% May 29
42% Jun 25
77% Jan
5
4
May 27
671/4 Jun
3
1% July
41/2 Jun
29% Aug 29
17
May 28
21%
/
50c
52
193/4 Mar
■"
20% Oct
Feb
*21%
-V,
100
Mar 14
30
223/4 Jan
24
Jun
11
5
7
25
Ling-Temco-Vought
7% Mar 14
22
Inc
7%
preferred—
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—.
27
46% Apr
36 Vs Jan
23
Oct
54
Refineries
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
16% May 2
% May 6
1591/2 Apr
3
47V8 Mar 29
83
18% Feb
Corp
M
24
323/4 Feb
21
13,300
52%
2
Jan
56 % Mar 12
M'ar
1%
2,700
47 3/b Mar 20
35
1%
♦lli/s
25
Aug 30
1%
,
11%
25
34
IV4
;
11%
25
6
8,100
11
19
Mar
6,800
17%
11
15
Feb
35
17%
11
30 3% Jan
7
1%
34%
17%
18
Jan
453/a Mar 14
22
1%
35%
■
55% Jan
92
May 29
20 3/4 May 29
22% May 29
1%
3,200
34%
-17%
'
14,500
2'5
36
*21%
■
31
343/4 Jun
Jun
21%
1%
30
31
3 % Mar 27
21%
.■
29%
Dec
IOV4 Mar 21
No par
17%
:
1%
301/2
Jan
24
17V4
18
1%
30%
'56
24
34%
17
17%
1
2,700
29%
2
24
34%
15
com
36
21%
Jan
7% Oct
35%
17%
17%
34%
30%
104
23
1% Oct
17Va
5
29%
49% Apr
17 V4 Oct
171/4
34%
Corp
2,000
17,COO
21%
19% May 20
9J
I71/4'
30%
2
72
17%
30
15% Jan
20
16
17%
22
21% Feb
Mar 15
15%
17%
30%
2
/a
17%
29%
39% Jan
7%" Feb
22%
17%
*21%
2
44
25Vs
22V2
17
16%
30 Va
9 % Jan
4
25
23
16
30%
15% Feb / 8
r'V ,bn
4
40 % Feb
25%
22%
16%
29%
1 '7 "2 .Tnn
4
20
251/4
23
16 Va
■,
30%
17% Jan
1
11
25%
22%
16%
31
22
31
6
25 VB
22%
16 Va
29%
July 22
36% July 22
17% Mar 22
Mar 20
Mav 29
8% May 29
;30 Va Oct 22
-14
Apr
24%
22%
16%
29%
;Hl2% Apr
63% Feb
27
24%
23%
15%
30%
48
Mar 20
Dec
24%
22%
5
1
29% Apr
6
6,900
2,100
50
1
57% Mar
23
Aug
11%
29%
*45
3
4% Feb
2
155V2 Jan
11%
29%
50
Leonard
15
6
23
11%
30
*45
Lehman
46 Va Jan
20
15 % Oct
30
Lehn & Fink Products
12% July 24
x
5
56
11%
29%
12//:
50
22
38% July 25
2
34% May 29
*45
■'
20
12 % Mar 26
2
Jan
11%
29%
30% July 12
2
57
11%
29%
55
39 % Jan
150
54% Mar 29
191/2 Jan
24
|
*24 %
Inc
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
$1.50 conv pfd series A
31
*45
11% Jun
661/2 Jan
6
25
Jan
29%
'V?
50 7/8 July 24
17% Mar 12
25% Jan
23
55
2
July 16
9% Jan
155% May 11
45% Nov 26
4% Oct
88
12
11%
30
*45
No par
1
Rubber & Tire
Leesona
19
1% Feb
30 %
15% Oct
100% July
20V4 Jun
4
8
25
123
2
May
8
24
July
Apr
12
*29%
25
Lanvln-Parfums Inc
14
Siegler
nvi
4
a
1
15
7
Oct
1
common-
4.32%
14
Feb
Jun
Co
18% Jan
16% Jan
11
15
25 Vb Jan
Gas
20% Feb
21
15
40
preferred series
Lane Bryant
Laclede
3
2IV2 July 18
26% Jan
2
110% Feb
Laboratory for Electronics
2
62
May 31
31% May 29
14
Apr
13
147
15% Jan
35% May 7
51% Apr 26
27% May 9
13% Jan
-15
43% Feb
24
22% May 29
8% Oct 25
43% Oct
4
46
7
35% Feb
23% Oct
63% Oct
Feb
3
1 % Mar 16
9
/ 9 % Oct
Jan
2
47% Mar 29
'■
9
13% Jun
7
27% Jan
••
(J
Ray)
&
Co
Inc
1
Aircraft Corp
McGraw-Edison Co
McGraw-Hill PublishIng_I_III
2 50
McGregor-Doniger
Inc
class
Eng Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
79%
*94Vs
1
21%
13%
12%
12%
12%
73
76
76
77%
77%
793/4
79
97
♦94%
79%
97
79%
*94'/a
79%
97.
*941/8
12%
2,700
35%
6,400
8,100
21%
70O
13 Va
8,800
80
793/4
*77%
793/4
97
*941/8
30
97
•
79%
2,360
61
62
60
64
64%
6 41%
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24%-
23%
60%
241/4
61
24
24
24 V4
24 Va
243A
233/4
24%
26 400
52%
55
5214
53%
523/4
533/a
53%
54 Va
53%
54
19,000
38%
39 V8
38%
39
38%
39 Vs
39
39%
22.700
28%
28%
1738
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
17V4
171/4
17%
17%
17Vb
17V8
800
3,600
391/4
28 3/4
29
62V4
62%
5,900
*17
17%
No par
44
44%
No par
McKee (A G) & Co
McKesson & Robbins Inc_—
McLean Trucking Co
&
12%
*76
*25¥4
213/4
13 Vs
38%
1
A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McNeil Mach
v
...
17 Va
44%
45V8
44%
45%
45
451/4
44%
44%
15%
15%
15Vs
9
151/4
15 V8
15Vs
14¥4
15Vs
15
15
44%
45%
44%
45
441/4
443/4
443/4
45V8
45%
45%
4 600
10%
10%
10 ¥4
10%
103/a
10%
10%
11
10%
11
4,800
25%
25%
25%
25%
25V4
25%
251/4
25%
25
25V4
1.800
20%
20 Vb
20Va
201/4
20 Va
20 Va
20
20Va
20Vs
20%
1,800
_
IIII
_No par
I
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*17
800
Volume
198
Number 6285
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
20
48 % Apr
91
Jan
30
96
17
Jun
27
26% Feb
dZ4% Oct
Jun
25
5
8% May 28
4%%
7
20 Ye Jan
25% May 20
27% Jan
3
Medusa
6;'
Oct
10.
Feb
22
Apr
86% Jan
90
20% Mar 11
28
88% Nov 23
13
Jan
■;
25% Apr
9% May 29
95% July 15
3
93
13% Apr
11% July 16
Aug 17
14% Jan
29
2
88% *Jan
JUn
11 % Jan
2,
1
1
2
=% Jun
12
29
July 18
28
Feb
28
35% May 22
25
16% Nov
23
15
Jan
2
82 % Jan
3
88% Jun
19
85
Apr
29
3OV2 July 11
90
Feb
1
93 Va Jan
2
97
Nov
26.
96 Va Jan
7
May 28
Mesabi
37% May 31
15
24
1098 Jun
Jan
8
87
80
July
9
84% Oct
81
94
Jan
25
May 28
43
Oct
23
95% Jan
2
55
2
9
Jan
;
86
Dec
8
16% Oct
23
40% Feb
13% Oct
24
25
70% Oct
24
133 % Jan
7714 Oct
23
12 % May 29
Mar 22
101
5
70% Feb
102
60% Jan
5
24 % Jan
Mar 19
4.35%
preferred
preferred
~
preferred
Apr
104% July
22
Cj
2
2
,u
4
5
Midland-Ross
1
5 ¥2%
24
Apr 15
Apr
23% Jun
79% Jan
88% Feb
Apr
lo-^4 Jan
8
24
2
17% Dec
14
41% Jun
15
70% Feb
7
52 % Jan
64% Apr
14% Oct
24
247/e Jan
4
18 % Jan
2u
Apr
24
40 % Feb
49
Jun
3
34
May 29
45% Apr
Minnesota
57% July 18
34
Jun
21
47
Dec
7
Jun
28
31% Dec
31
29 % Mar
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
2V* Oct
22
4% Jan
3
2 % Jan
25
51% Mar
1
48% Jan
2
26% Jun
22
42
5
31% July 23
18 Va Jun
25
25% Jan
2
22% Jan
11% Apr
19
8% July
5
69% May 11
66% Jan
9
4% Feb
15
Ontario
&
Paper
7% May 29
6514 Oct
25
75% May 28
15
Jun 13
80
Mar
Oct
10
734 Jun
15
Nov
Oct
22
10% Nov
29
Jun
25
52% Jan
2
May 28
39 Va Dec
20
May 29
42% Mar 26
31
■
28
14
Portland
Missouri
11% Jan
24
Mohasco
69 V2 Jan
23
3
16
Apr
1
30 V2 May 23
20
July 23
9% Jan
16
20% July 22
Jan
17
54% Apr
10
38 Vb Jun
10
42% Apr
5
July 10
39% Apr
8
;
49
36 %
19% Oct
15
33% Mar 13
16 %
July 18
23% Jan
24
37% Apr
11
32 Va Jan
2
41% Jun
23
12% Feb
28
8% Jan
2
23
36% Jan
22
23% Jan
2
Monsanto
10
May 29
48% Oct
24
May 29
18% Oct 24
29
4
17% Dec
89% Mar 14
4
41% Jan
32
Mar 26
5
Jan
11
21% Jan
2
Man
3
..
23
28% Jan
21
29% Mar 21
27
2
26% Sep
12
22
1
29
Feb
20
17% Feb
34% Jan
22
30% Jan
23
Nov
14 % Nov
23
Jun
25
22% Jun
19
75% Jun
17
Apr
35
20 % May 29
May 28
19
16% Jan
58
11
42
July
Jun
30
Motor
■
,39% Jun 18
Mar 20
'31% Jan
15
May 24
27% Feb
1
2-'
28V4
28
62%
103
85%
103
37%
63
1033/4
64
63%
63%
28 Va
27 Va
20
217a
19%
19%
105%
84 Va
843/4
*14V4
14%
59 Va
20%
102
29
28 5s
11,700
28%
28%
18,000
8734
87%
*87%
*98%
99%
*98 Va
99%
*86
89
89
*85%
86
*85 Va
86
*101 %
103
*101%
103
371/8
37%
37%
621/2
373/4
62
63%
*103
2,100
r.
89
99%
89
'
*86
86
60
140
86
70
86
86
*101%
eo
103
37%
37%
18,500
62 Va
104
63
63
27%
:
27%
19%
19%
102%
104%
*84%
85V2
*843/4
19%
62
*103 Va
105
63>/a
63%
64
I,100
28
♦62%
27%
61%
104 Va
103 Vs
84%
105
28 Va
29%
16.800
27%
28%
6,600
3,300
140
19%
19%
19%
II,700
105 Va
1C4
104 Va
104%
16,500
85 Va
85
85
300
14%
*141/4
14%
*14 %
14%
14%
14V4
59
700
59%
59%
59%
59%
59 Va
59%
20%
21
43,000
20%
20%
20%
59%
20 3 4
20%
45
45
2,200
44%
44%
44%
4,200
56
44%
543/4
55,/4
54%
55
55
44%
55%
20'/a
44%
55
55
33%
33%
33%
33%
331/4
33%
33 Va
38%
33%'
331/4
37%
38%
37%
37%
37%
38 Va
37%
38
3%
3%
33/4
*3%
3%
3%
3%
61%
3%
62%
f 33/4
33
33
45%
24%
24%
61%
621/2
61%
X31%
32 %
31%
24%
62
62 Va
62%
1,503
32%
32
32
2,100
24%
24%
8%
243/4
8%
24%
8%
*66%
67%
*77
♦66V2
*66%
79
671/4
67%
*77
79
*77
79
*77
79
25%
25%
25%
18 va
19
20
20
19%
20 Vs
19%
20
800
62"—
32
67%
24%
1.900
10.3C0
61%
8%
'
6,300
32%
•
*66%
24%
8%
8%
9
243/4
25V4
25%
*18%
25%
*19
19%"/'.
18%
9
19%
24%
24%
8%
1,700
9
*66 Va
10,200
671/4
77
77
25V4
25%
5,300
19%
500
*19
10
50%
No par
191/4
19%
51
50%
51%
19 Tb
7,900
51V8
52
52%
39%
39%
52%
52'a
39%
4OV4
52 %
30,000
39%
39%
37
39%
36%
3934
37%
36%
39%
37%
40
36%
C0IHII5
3,300
37%
37%
37%
37%
4,700
17
16%
16%
17%
17%
36%
37
36%
37%
36%
37 3/8
10
36%
103/4
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/a
16%
16%
*16%
36%
37%
10%
10%
19%
19 5/a
*17
17%
700
37%
32,400
9
%
7,600
24%
5
233/4
24
23%
24
21%
23%
22%
23%
22 3/s
23%
21%
3,600
66 %
68
22%
21%
22%
66%
22%
67%
23%
3
I
I_I~I
24
21%
67
21%
70
16,200
39%
40
69%
71
*39%
69%
40%
70 Va
40%
13,300
26
26%
39%
40%
39%
26%
40%
25%
39%
35%
35%
26%
25%
26%
35%
25%
36%
25%
35%
.2,800
27%
28
35%
35 3/4
27%
36 3/a
36%
28
36%
11,000
22%
22%
CoIHI.Ilo
MSL Industries Inc
Mueller Brass Co_
62%
104 Va
37 Va
19,200
13
*3%
2
Supply
*87%
12
29%
37%
100
Corp
Fuel
27%
88
11%
xl2%
29 %
55
5
Co
No par
1
"5
MunsingweaT Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Murphy Corp
:
Murray Corp of America
22% May 2
40% May 28.
12
Wheel
Mountain
28 Va
28%
88
■
33%
25
Motorola Inc
5
6
28%
27Va
89%
45
Montecatini Mining & Chemical
Amer shs (5 shares or
5,000 lire)
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
Moore-McCormack Lines
_12
Morrell (John) & Co
Hiq
31% May 16
28 Va
27%
20%
No par
Chemical
12
29
14%
No par
—
11%
13 Va
58 Va
100
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Montana Power Co
12% May 22
17% Oct
B
90%
12
29%
84 Va
1
~
11%
29 v4
103%
6.25
common
*893/4
*89 %
X12%
19%
5
Co
16,800
90 Va
90%
13%
27 Va
10
Co
1.000
93 %
291%
62
"5
preferred
Class
11
8% Oct
Cement
Service
Industries Inc
23%
93%
12%
37 Va
140
23 Va
94%
291/4
*98
89
23
94
13%
;
*87%
23
94
29%
29%
64.
No par
4.20% preferred
Monarch Machine Tool
Monon RR class A
2
24% Oct
¥2%
12
89
231/2
13
*103 ¥2
A_No~par
class
Public
11% Apr
29
5
35
Missouri
Apr
80
76% July 12
18
Jan
2
22% Mar 20
RR
30
27
2
*89%
85%
j
Pacific
903/4
*101 %
Corp__
Missouri
921/2
29%
28%
37
_2.50
Light.
88
*22 Vs
13%
*101 Va
100
No par
No par
Inc_
>
93%
103
_
73% May 31
37% Mar 29
*87%
89
23%
99%
o
Development CoIIIH"
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
44
37 % July 24
88 %
6,100
86
I
Mission
2
35 V* Jun
Mission
35% July 12
Feb 18
44 l/a Mar
19
30
22%
98%
5
preference
Power
22 Va
86
loo
Enterprises
Minn Mining &
Mfg
&
1,100
22%
98
i0
convertible
Minnesota
a
86
common
Minnesota
9
21 7
88
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.5o
3%
21%
98
Phfl!pp__IIIi
27
14
84% Jan
98% Jan
Corp
Laboratories Inc
Minerals & Chemicals
4
21%
22 %
*85
Corp
Miles
4
Jun
1U
Oil
213s
22%
*86
100
_
1st preferred
Midwest
21%
100
IncI.IIH.io
30
21%
22V4
100
4.45% preferred
Middle South Utilities
1
4
11%
2,400
97 Va
22
29%
*88
IIIIlOo
Jun
91%
*893/4
*96
223/4
27 y8
1
_
23
97 Va
28 Va
3.90%"pfd_Ioo
Edison
3.80%
39
.
18% Jan
2
Inc
Metropolitan
12
*88
Shares
"9o
13 Va
par
3.85%
67
3
2
Metromedia
93
22 Va
the Week
July 26
39
38%
29%
5
2
July
102% July
24
49% Jan
-Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer IncI~~No
91%
11%
int
_
23 Va
*211/4
Friday
July 25
39%
40
971/2
88
*22%
12.50
benef'ci
*96
88;
91
Co
97Va
22%
♦89
May 17
89
10
34% Jan
14 i-
Machine
*96
Sales for
Thursday
39%
96 Va
16%c
87% May 22
11
Apr
98 % Apr
6
100% Aug
:39% Apr 10
58% Feb
Apr
84
26:
101
Trust—Units of
Mesta
39
22%
1.83V3
& Scott
39 Va
22
No par
eUuesuay
July 24
*39
96 Va
100
Vv
59 %
22
1
.
common
Merritt-Chapman
July 23
39
(1st seriesJIIioo
Portland Cement
No par
Inc
Tuesday
July 22
5
$3.5o preferred
29
28
58 % Feb
24
Oct
4
Monday
Par
preferred
Merck & Co
25
52% Jan
28 V4 Oct
26?
LOW and high sale PRICES
STOCK
common
Melville Shoe Corp common
4% preferred series B
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
14
77% Jan
l
"
v
Corp
20
94"% Mar 23
-
Mead
97
Jun
YORK
EXCHANGE
21
93% Jan
28
•18 % May 28
NEW
45 V2 Feb
Jun 29
90,
2
84% Jan
38 V2 Jan
12
32 % Apr
25
81% Jan
,60
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
33 Va Jun
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1962
*26
9 00
__IIIl
10
27%
28
27%
22%
27%
273/4
28
22%
22%
18%
18%
22%
22%
18%
22%
183/a
22%
18%
22%
39%
183%
3,200
39%
__I~ 4
39
18%
18%
39%
183/a
38%
18%
38%
4,500
38%
383/4
38%
38%
2,500
4,500
N
8% Dec
43Va
27
Jun
22
11 % Jun
25
19% May 19
33
May 29
,9% May 29
13% Aug 22
62 % Mar 16
24% Dec
31% Jan
45% Apr
7% July 26
54 % Jan
21% Jan
25% Mar
24
5'
43% Jan
7
Jan
4
11% Jan
2;
66% Oct
24
132% Jan
2
65
18% Oct
24
29% Feb
5
20% Jan
2
14
22% Jan
3
18
18 % May 29
% Jun 25
23% Dec
Jan
4
20% Oct
30% Apr
93 % Dec
23
46
24
83% Jan
2
47
5
Jun
72
54
30% Jan
33 % Oct
56% Jan
24
9312 Jan
5
28
Mar 23
22% May 29
5% Oct 24
2
99% Dec
27
Oct
22
98
Jan
4
24% Oct
24
32
Apr
30
26% Oct
9
33% Oct
24
61
35% Jan 10
50% Apr
45% Feb
30
2
15% May 29
24 % Feb
20
13% Oct
24
22% Jan
2
15% Jun
22
23% Feb
16
27
Jun
5% May 28
10% Oct
25
6% Nov
13
92 % Jan
48 Va
9 % Mar 27
3
8
9% Mar 29
21 /
Mar 19
11% Jan
12
13% Or.t
23
25% Jan
9
Oct
31
52
2
82% Jan
40 Va Jan
98
Feb
68 % Jan
25 '/a
4
96 % Feb
Feb
3
2,
12% Feb
25
2
50
: Jan
15
13:
77
Ja n
%
26% Mar 27
51 % Jan
43% Jan
86% May 10
13% Jan
7% Feb
27% Jun
25
Jan
85
Apr
28% Apr
% July
89 V3 Apr
53
21
51% Sep 24
86% Feb
20
61% Jan
2
85
97
Nov
20
94
2
103
54% Jan
2
46% July 15
28 Va Jan
2
53
Jun
5
Jun
26
22
10% Jun
39% Mar 21
Jan
14
20% Jan
12
15
Jan
May 29
28
43% Dec
31
38
2
19 ¥2 Feb
26
11% July
1
33 % Jun
15
43% Jan
31
40
3
27
86
Jun
37
27
May 28
48 Va
May
3
Jan
82% Mar 22
Apr 26
46
Jan
Apr
23% JUn
45% July
.
13 Va
85% Feb
Dec
19
72% Jan
71
Jun
26
79
Feb
23
76% Jan
82% Jan
23
79
Jan
2
86
Jun
4
83 Vb Jan
83
22
85
Jan
18
94
Nov
27
92% Jan
104
July
109% Jan
4
100
Jun
3
29
16 % Oct
24
21
July 9
85% July 31
4
21% Jan
74
107
May 17
27% Jan
4
Jan
18
2.9 V2 Jan
9
Jan
18
125
Apr
15
24
13 % Jan
18
Jan
4
72 V8 Jan
30
25
30
25
22
24
6% Oct
106% Jan
.105
15% Jun 25
23
3
7
Sep 27
19% Oct
20% Jan
9
14
May 29
103% July 12
28
31
3
48
110 Va Feb
38 Va Feb
May
July
97% May 31
>Jan
110% Dec
26
12 %
107
Jan
30
Apr 25
24% July 25
18 Va Feb
21
54% July 19
20% Mar
4
7% Apr 29
13 Vb Jan 14
May 31
May 20
14% Jun
6
Jan
2
16% Jan
9
76
May 22
72% Jan
2
41% Dec
19
45
Dec
28
43% Jan
4
48VaApr
6
55% July 26
43
2
5 4-'/s
34 % May 29
Jun 14
102
15
109
Mar
Jan
6
104% Jan
11
107
Oct
11
113% Mar
7
107% Jan
29
107
Sep
26
114 J/4 Mar
6
109
Jan
2
30% Oct
24
44% Jan
4
39
Jan
25% May 29
73% July 23
85% Jan 11
93
85% Jan
8
91 % Apr
86
Jan
3
86
Jan
19
37% Mar 16
78% Mar 23
May 11
24
93% May 31
93% Dec 20
9 Va Jan SI
26% May 21
80 Va Jun
103
21
May 13
Mar
1
29%
29%
30
4,900
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
4,700
64%
643/4
25%
64
64%
63%
64%
7,900
25
25%
*93
94%
*93
48%
*47%
49%
*47%
313/4
31%
32%
31%
32
31%
11%
11
11%
11
11%
11
44%
44
44%
102
ofi
3?
*101%
73
72%
73%
26
793/
26
26
31
102
25%
;
25
25%
94 %
♦93
49%
*48%
.
44%
45
44%
102
25%-
/ 26,300
*101%
94%
*93
94%
49%
♦48%
49%
100
32
31%
11
31%
11%
13,100
44%
102
72 3/4
723/8
26%
*26
25
28.300
11%
•
*101%
72 3/a
65%
26
26%
72%
44%
4,300
44%
"101 '/a
9,500
102
72%
72%
26
23,300
27
700
31
31%
31%
313/a
31%
31%
43
*31%
42%
313/4
900
42%
42%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
2,200
oxiZ
42%
42%
423/4
421%
42%
42%
24%
25%
16%
43%
17,800
24%
24%
23%
24%
24%
24%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17 3/a
16%
*17%
17%
17%
7%
17%
17%
1.100
73/4
♦73/4
7%
7%
7%
10%
7%
10%
8,9 iO
10%
10%
/z
__4
1
17
26%
16%
17%
734
7%
10 3b
10%
16%
*17
*17
7%
8,700
..
6,000
1,900
6%
6 %
*6%
~~6%
26%
27%
26%
27
4,700
common_No par
36%
18%
19
36%
36%
36%
18%
19
18%
36%
2,500
100
71%
19
73
72
18%
19
72
72
72
.1
26%
73
27%
713/4
72
26%
27%
27
2o
27%
52%
53
26%
27%
27
53
27%
5*i %
10,400
K<%
53%
533/a
53%
53%
11,900
(J
J)
preferred
Electric System
Tel & Tel Co
New
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.lOO
Newmont Mining Corp common
10
convertible
*87
Air
New
s
York
York
Central
74
*104
475/,,
48%
29%
l
r
9,200
700
29%
29%
6,500
29%
29%
19%
293/4
29%
19%
29%
2,600
15
20%
193/4
41 %
42%
19%
20%
19%
41%
19%
413/a
108,200
1
com.No par
413/4
*11 Va
42
11%
423/4
11%
11%
18,500
11%
41%
11%
11%
41
•42%
11%
42%
11%
41%
41%
11%
500
v
41%
41%
41%
♦84
413/4
41%
41%
84%
9,400
"
100
.
*83%
50"%
,___ioo
preferred.
preferred
4.85% preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co.
100
5.25%
/
1
Adjustment preferred...
6%
preferred..:
10
Corp
_50c
Aviation..
94%
85%
*93
51%
513/4
74
75
75
*74
80
80
80
87
86%
86%
*86%
943/4
93%
93%
513/4
743/4
74%
80
*qq
51%
793%
79%
910
863/4
86%
86 va
210
94%
*93
52%
•!
74%
94%
108
*107
108%
1081/4
1081/4
107%
107%
104
*103%
104 Va
*103%
104%
♦1033/4
r
15,500
150
90-
104 va
22%
25%
25%
115%
114%
*22"%
23%
22%
*14
20%
20%
14%
*14
22%
14%
22%
223/4
22%
25%
24%
117%
117%
22%
22%
*22%
23%
*22%
14%
*13%
141/4
14
14
20%
21
203/4
21%
4,500
54%
56%
543/4
55%
25,400
22%
22%
22
22 Va
*14
22
22
;
8%
7%
8%
x7%
8
18%
18%
18%
*18%
19
79%
*78%
79%
♦78%
79%
52%
50%
52%
50
*78 Va
51%
52
51%
52
lo
49%
50
50%
51
2,200
243/4
1163/4
55%"
No par
22 va
25%
116%
55%
22%
55
22
25%
203/4
56
'
22
221/4
180
114%
20%
55%
7%
253/8
20%
22%
*18
223/4
116
20%
54%
10
preferred
preferred.
513/b
84%
*1033/4
22%
._i
Americap Coal Corp..,.
51%
80
*84
*108
22%
7
North American Sugar Ind
Northern Central Ry Co
84%
105
___i
Corp
Northern Indiana P S Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
86
51%
74
*79%
*84
108
114
25
25
793/4
84%
*103%
22
25 %
5
Western Ry common
74%
*84
107%
100
100
51%
74
79
85%
93%
100
...
85
413/a
513/a
*73/4
%
18%
*78%
52%
•
51%
8
18%
79%
54
513/4
*7%
18-%
*78 Va
54
51%
247a
118
23%
8
18%
2,400
13,100
700
100
4,200
2,600
1,600
79%
55 %
10,800
52 va
5,100
100
States Power Co
*1051/2
107
110
*109%
110
*109 Va
110
109%
109%
♦109%
1093/4
*109%
.5
com
107
/*109%
100
preferred
Pacific Ry.
*105%
100
43%
443/4
43%
44%
43%
443/8
44V4
45%
44 Va
44%
11,900
5
36%
36%
36
36%
36
36%
36
36%
36
36%
8,3^)0
80
78%
79%
78%
78%
350
92%
*106
109%
107
110
*106
r
109 %
107
1093/4
110
*106
1093/4
►109 Va
107
1093/4
110
$3.60
preferred.
100
79
$4.1o
preferred
78%
78%
95
loo
*93
93%
$4.08
93%
*923/4
93%
93
92%
preferred
100
*93%
95
95
4
*93%
$4.11
*93%
95
*93%
95
*93 Va
preferred
100
*941/4
95
21
*941/2
$4.16
95
94%
94%
*94 %
95
*94%
95
preferred
100
*94
95%
*941/4
95%
*94 %
270
40
95
93
Apr 22
11
Jun
9 ^1/2 Mar
95% Jun
20
25% Jan
35 Va Jan
56% May 23
42% Mar
25
31% Jan
2
11
59% Jan
2
10
6
51
1
Jan
14
31
Northrop Corp
Northwest
Airlines
1
Inc
10
19% July 16
23
Feb
18
37 Va July 23
38
July 12
Northwest B ancorporation
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
44 V2 Jun
18
Norton
44% Jan
3
Co.
Norwich
Pharmacal
3%
.5
___i0
Co
"
29%
20%
4.10%
5%%
74
19%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
100
North
104%
73
47%
'Railroad
Car
91
104%
47%
Shipbuilding Corp
North American
♦87
743/a
104%
47%
State Electric Gas
Norfolk &
91
73%
104%
47%
York
3.90%
*87
74%
104
47%
Chicago & St Louis Co
preferred
preferred
91
74
104
250
30
N Y
3.60%
♦87
9,200
47%
Brake
preferred
75
,
47%
New
$3.75
91
104%
18%
*72
800
47%
N
Y
*87
76%
104%
10o
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock._l
New
91
[74%
1031/4
5
preferred
53%
18%
~6%
4
Feb
20% July 24
29%
25%
65
9
93
23.
.29%
25%
% May 29
96
Feb 19
12
see page
30
25%
263/4
Northern
27
footnotes,
25%
29%
•64%
6%
Northern
31
For
65
36%
5
44% Dec
31% Sep
29%
26%
2,5o0
26%
21
40 % Dec
17% Jun
66 Va
35%
48 % Jun
33 Vb Jan
10
657a
66%
29%
6%
263/4
38% Jun
19% May 29
May 29
65%
15%
66%
22,100
661/2
*6%
11
23
42 y8 Dec
65%
35%
33% Mar 29
92 Va Jan
66%
26%
5.60%
91% Jan
12,500
14%
6%
5.80%
8
52
15%
35%
17
2
51
14%
26%
110 v2 Jan
Jan
27
51%
15
*5%
111% May 20
76
26%
51%
14%
3514
North American
2
27
513/4
15
26 Va
26% Apr
11% May 29
26%
50%
143/4
43
Inc
Norris-Thermador
65% Jan
26%
50%
27
50%
15%
~~5
22% May 21
66% Jan
2
29
26%
50%
1
4%
25
52% July 26
76V4 May 27
67% Jun 28
;
13
25
5,600 '
24,100
1
3%%
8
Apr 26
*26%
1,400
.
43
Corp
New England
New England
4
45 % May 28
30
8
5
8
26
23
2
58%
29
1
Newberry Co
% May 15
33% Feb
Mar 11
76% Jun
9
84 V2 Jun
5.7%
29%'
8
Nevada Power Co
14
29
59%
29%
8
Neptune Meter Co
37% July 11
33
58
2 if/a
8
493/.
Fibre Co
Neisner Bros
7%
58%
28%
No par
National
Vulcanized
7%
57,
29'%
5
Natomas Co
1
41i/o
♦ini
lo
Co
Nautec
8
1
50o
Corp...
National Sugar Ref
National Tea Co
7 -'
ois/
1
Chemical
15
4rv„
Corp
8%
58%
28%
94%
*qq
5
Co
Apr
ow
No par
Service
Steel
2
:Jan
.;
Co
&
gts/8
1
Starch
9%
v
5
100
com
common
National
18% May 31
19% Jan 29
1
10
National
May 21
9L,8
-
50
National-Standard
Apr
2
83
36% May 29
May 29
oq 1/
1
...5
5
47
10% July 22
6% July 16
18% Jan
2
86
Linen
6
81 % Mar
Aug 23
Lead
National
28
May 29
19 % May 29
36
May 29
15
National
8
2
75
6
4
ic 2
No par
,-45% May 16
Apr 24
18% July 25
71% July 22
24 % Jan
2
Jan
17
Co
y
14L0
5
Co
8%
5.7%
26%
5
Corp
8%
61
29%
8
10
General Corp
National Gypsum
$4.50 preferred
Apr
33
32
27
National
2
Gas
oi/
5q
5
pfd series of 1951
preferred
(conv)
4 %%
National Fuel
27% Jan
25
6
May
103 Va Jun
2
15% Mar 19
.6% Feb
4%%
8
Jun
July 26
34% Mar
18
12
54
& Chem
'
1
Cash
Nat'l Distillers
v
~~Il
HI
Corp
Register
National Castings Co
National City Lines Inc
National Dairy
Products
National
10
35
2
II
Co
National Can
4
26% Jan 28
May 27
28'A Feb
41 ■%
67% Jan
4
July 18
7% Jan
15
*
-
Acme
National Airlines
32 % May 20
28
May 24
59 Vb Mar 19
29 Va Jan
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit Co
Jan
Corp
National
54% July
5
16% Jun 24
July 19
23% Mar
Natco
21
16
12
10% Mar 7
70% May 16
31% Jun
5
2
27
62 %c
*78%
93
79%
923/4
♦94 %
95%
95%
*94 %
95%
21%
22
21%
22
20%
21%
21
21%
20%
21 Va
46
46%
46
47
44%
47
47
47%
47%
47%
45 %
46
44%
45
44%
44%
441%
443/4
443,4
45 Va
170
"~50
16,400
29,700
22,200
19%
19%
*19%
20%
19%
193/4
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
800
38 Va
38%
37%
/38%
37%
38
-37%
38%
38
28%
6,400
39%
39%
38%
39%
38%
39
38 3/a
39
38 V*
38%
5,100
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year1962
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
July 22
July 23
Par
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Jury 24
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
July 25
July 26
Shares
o
49 % Jan
38
May 28
92
Jan
11
99
Dec
29
86% Dec
46% July 26
2
21
80 % Jun
7
97 % July
Nov
14
105
12
51
May
101% Jun
5
4.40%
9
89% May
7
3.90%
May 2
102% Jan 25
4.56%
102
8
100% Dec
3
94 % July 18
Jan
7
100% Apr
19
18%
28
Apr~23
17
4.24%
38% Jan
25
Oklahoma
44 % Jun
25
Olin
15
26
3
34% May 29
31% Jan
2
14[% May 29
19% Jan
12
76
Jan
10% Oct
24
24% Mar
1
11% July
19
14
25% Jan
2
21 % Feb
Jun
9
15
46%
Oct~26
64
Jun
99% Jun
28
87%
Feb~13
25
96
Jan
2
14
115
Jan
2
Oct
25
43
16% Jun
25
25
9% Jun
15
15% Jan
36% Feb
72% Jan
100
12
May 29
51% July 26
20
25
47
Jan
.
24
Mar
2
105
37
15 3/8 May
Jan
|
18% Jan
1
4
12% Jan
30% July 25
16% Mar 25
Owens-Illinois
4%
Oxford
Glass
98
*96%
37%
X37%
37%
3,600
39%
41 %
39%
401/4
5
*16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
46,700
16%
16%
16%
16%
5
3.125
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29"%
29%
48
48%
47%
48 Va
29"%
47%
48
48
47%
48
14,800
11%
12,700
Co
158% Feb
26
Apr
25
6%
7% Jan
12
5% Jan
2
6% Jun
11
Pacific
23% Mar
5
13% Apr
25
17% Jan
15
20
Jan
3
9% Jan
2
15 % Jun
12
Packard-Bell
16% May 15
41% Jun
4
15% Jan
12
11% Jan
2
24% Feb
70% Dec
12
213/8 Jan
2
12
67% Jan
2
97% Feb
8
31
Oct
58% Feb
24
24
42% Oct
24
75% Apr
21
35
Jan
31
23% Jun
15
27
May
9
38% Mar 15
8
24
8
22
26
19% Jan
48% Jan
3
37
27% Jan
52% Jan
41
Jan
2
25% Jun
14
34% Feb
20
28% May 29
98% July 25
95
Jan
10% Jun
54% Jan
39 Va May 29
37
Jun
3
51
Oct
24
Apr
56% Feb
25
Jun
22
58
12% Jun 15
49% Oct 24
35% Oct
13%
18% Oct
Jun
27
14
19% Apr 25
25% May 22
19% Jan
9
17%
57% '
18%
17 %
173/4
17%
17%
58
57%
58%
58V4
58 5/8
11%
11%
11%
11%
111/8
11%
11%
10% Feb
•
14
50% Apr
Apr
29
Jan
3
44% July
3
35
9
| Mar 11
36
May 16
106% Feb 28
3
Apr
5
17
103
2
Feb
■
33% Oct
1
98
Jun
4
63
2
553/4 July
48% Jan
9
16% July
2
Permanente
2
16% Feb
13
56
8
Jun
Jan
9
1013/4 May 20
283/4 May
2
8
12
18 %
May
1
24% May 31
303/4 Jun
57% Mar 1G
47
523/4 Mar
547/a May
9
62% Jun 13
15
Jan
29% Jan
100
2
6
2
Jan
36 Va May 22
7
86% Jan
21
11
105
Mar
July 16
2
33% Jan
21
413/4 Apr
24
5
70% July 23
90 % Apr
22
July 19
91
Feb
14
6
557/8 Jun
7
213/4 Jan
18
26% Apr
2
17% Apr
15
69
4
51% Jan
2
100% Nov 27
27
41% Jan
23
65% Mar 19
39
11% Oct
4
23
64
Sep
28
12% Jun
22
126% Aug 21
64 % May 20
99% July 10
26% July
1
18% Jun
30% Oct
11
Feb
102% Jan
....
50% Jun
5
133/a Jan
3
173/a Jan
9
1
723/4 Jan
2
86
7
81
8
Jan
10
82
/14% Jan
2
Jan
73
16% May 15
139
May
20
513/4 Jan
5% Oct
22
12% Jan
4
36% Oct
5
22
19% Jan
8
116% Mar
6
7
9
38
24
41
/
35% Mar 29
32
:
125
Nov
14
25
78
Jan
130
Jan
122
4
25
3
21
Jun
Oct
24
81% Jun 14
13% Oct 24
90% Oct
18
56% Jun 25
20% Jun 25
49% May 29
29
July 24
85
87
Jan
Jan
5
2
90% July 17
34% Dec
221
Jan
,
Jan
61
July 23.
Jan
17
133
•
15% Jan
3
4
5
35 % May
Phila Electric Co
1
93
92% Jan
2
•/.
20% July 17 ;
1 ;
69% Mar
14
5%
25%
26%
25%
60 %
61
62%
62%
353/4
35%
35%
36%
35%
36 Va
26%
26
26
18
17%
18 Va
2,600
18%
18 5/0
19%
8,600
17%
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18 5/s
*26
263/4
*26
I
16%
163/8
7%
40%
8
7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
40%
41
41
*40%
41%
*40%
41%
40%
40%
41
41%
413/4
41%
41%
41%
40%
40%
393/4
40 V*
39%
40%
39%
403/4
341/4
*333/4
34
333/4
34
33%
34
16
7%
*33%
34%
i
16
16%
7%
34%
343/4
34%
104
104%
1033/4
104
100%
101%
1003/4
1003/4
34
*
104
*101
16%
16
41
34%
34%
16%
1013/a
100
1013/8
101 %
150
17
18
17 %
175/8
17 Va
18
173/a
17%
147,000
38%
393/a
39
403/a
403/a
40%
40%
42%
41%
24,200
*40%
41%
40%
403/4
41
41
41%
41%
1,100
50%
12,400
*41
50%
49%
50
48
49%
54%
54%
53
54
54
54
53%
54
53
533/4
523/4-
54%
533/4
543/4
533/4
543/a
9,600
39.3/4
403/4
40
40%
5,800
39
40%
39%
40
39%
40
1
16
163/8
16%
16%
16%
16%
50
53%
54
*53%
543/4
*53%
543/4
No par
43%
43%
43
43
*43%
43%
101 %
*100
101
*100
48 3A
*53
common
Inc
*100
163/s
50%
*53
163/a
101
16%
16%
3,700
545/a
54%
55
1,400
43%
433%
V 43 %
*100
101
25%
24%
25
24
243/8
24%
245/a
24%
24%
4,300
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/a
175/8
173/8
17%
2,800
27
27
5
27
27
27
27%
33 %c
Inc
263/B
26 3/4
1,700
47%
48%
48%
48%
47%
48%
48%
493/4
47%
48%
45,000
61%
62%
61%
613/4
615/8
62
61%
62
61%
62 %
13,800
35%
7,600
No par
34%
34%
100
104%
104%
loo
*90
100
*99%
101
100
105 Va
105%
34%
27
351/4
35
•27%
353/a
34%
35%
104
*103
104
103
103
102%
103
350
90
90
89
89
90
90
*89 %
90
280
99%
99%
99%
993/4
*99%
100
106 %
*105
106%
106%
40
34
35'%
34
34%
34%
35%
34%
34%
20,400
72
73%
70%
71%
71%
72
72%
73
72%
733/4
10,700
843/4
85%
*84
85
*84
85
84
84%
*83%
84%
*83%
50
50%
50
52
51%
84%
51%
18
18%
18
18%
18
18
*105
55%
56
553/4
56
*993/4
101
*993/4
101
56%
*99
563/4
101
106%
85%
84%
84 %
*83%
84%
*83%
84%
100
52.%
52%
513/4
52%
105,500
18
18%
18%
18 Va
1,600
55%
56
5,500
*99%
101
56
*99%
56%
101
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 5/fl
283/4
48
49
48
48%
475/s
48%
47%
15%
15%
15%
153/8
153/a
15%
15%
82
28%
48 %
48%
49
15%
*153/8
15%
No par
*81%
83
82
*82
83
*82
83%
*82
No par
*793/4
81%
*793/4
81%
*79%
81%
*793/4
81%
*793/4
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
195/8
19%
19%
preferred
Gamble
*140
141
141
*140
*140
141
*140
141
y
5434
55%
54
54%
53%
54%
54%
55 3/8
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
113/8
11
*52
54
52%
52%
53%
53%
*57%
573/4
57%
57%
57%
57%
33%
32%
33
32
33
134%
61%
*132%
115
•113
100
53
,54
100
*57%
100
33%
33%
100
-..-.*132%
134%
58
-
32
*132%
603/4
603/4'
134%
61%
.132%
133
615/s
62%
114 %
114%
33%
34
114
33%
333/4
33%
33%
33%
33%
156%
/;
159%
158%
161%
153 %
160%
18%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
157%
18 Z
160%
17%
*97
18%
20%
205/s
20%
33,100
75%
74%
75%
73%
74%
73%
74%
72
73%
21,000.
■Z
98
80%
*78
80y2
*78
80
*77%
*24%
243/4
*24%
243/4
*24%
243/4
*24%
243/4
*23%
24
*233/4
24
*233/4
24
*2334
24
24
Feb
25
24
May
8
23
Mar 29
10% Feb
21
88
23
Jan
3
28
Jan
6
84
-
Jan
18% July
2
4
86
May 15
1
22
May 24
31% May 29
43% Jan
2
35
20 % Oct
23
38% Mar
9
233/4 Jan
28% Jun
2
25
38% Doc
26
Jun
Mar 14
24% Jan 22
7% May 16
20
36% Jan
3
61% Mar
1
4
>
303/4 Jan
footnotes,
16
Mar 13
"3
see page
-141
;
Jan
2
27% Jan
2
23.
$4.75
25
Industries Inc common,
69% Jan
18
147% Mar 14
34% Apr
29
5
31
30 3/8
30%
30%
73%
___~25
preferred
743/8
74
74%
73%
745/8
31
303/4
303/4
30 34
*30%
913/4
*91%
923/4
*913/4
31%
923/4
*913/4
96
*94%
96
*94%
96
*94%
99
*98%
99
*98%
99
*98%
109
*107%
109%
6%
6%
No par
30%
30%
74%.
98
55
31
30 3/4
31
10,800 ;
753/8
75%
76 3/8
12,600
31
31 Va
31 %
1,400
923/4
*91%
92%
10
96
*94%
96
99
*98%
99
*108
109
109
*108
109
*108
109
109%
109%
*109%
1093/4
*109%
1093/4
109%
109%
330
393/4
40%
393/4
39%
40%
40%
40 Va
40%
7,100
63/4
6%
65/a
65/a
6 5/s
80
63/4
80
*77%
243/i
24%
90
400
24
♦23%
7
6%
6,606
30
85
85
86%
85
85
19%
193/4
193/8
19%
19%
193/a
193/4
19%
19%
5,100
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
Pullman Inc,,
No par
19%
35%
35%
353/4
36
355/8
35%
355/8
36
35%
35%
5,700
263%
27%
27%
Rican
Purolator
25
30%
303/4
;
100
Cement
Co
Pure Oil
Jun
5
*97
1
Puetro
80
■v':
91% Feb
146
Publicker
31% May -14
45% July
3
11
64% Apr
403/a Jan
preferred
4.32%
preferred
,4-16% preferred
1,600,
205/8
78
3%%
3.500:
45,200,
97
40
2
.
/
20%
39%
Jan
18
17%
20%
109%
76
33%
157%., 159
74%
par
com__No par
.
Ind
335/8
290
97
*107%
of
50
4,000.
116
97%
100
Co
-
61%
61%
116
21
100
Serv
134 Va
*132%
97%
com__No par
5.28%
Public
110
400
2,300
203/4
*98 %
25
32
97%
100
40% July 25
81% Jun 14
57%
20%
preferred
preferred
preferred
111% Jan
11,900
57%
32
?
97%
913/4
May 27
3
32% Jan
14,600
11 Va
53%
20%
.
*94%
108
55
♦52%
•
*113
100
11
10
1,200
141
54%
No par
preferred
15
*140
10
No par
preference
/V
<■
100
,4.18%
21
900
81%
,1
1,700
10,600
83%
(conv)
5
Nov
120
28%
97% Apr
79% Apr
243/4 Dec
>105
84 %
I
100
35
110
*105
35
preferred
110% Feb
99%
99%
333/4
4.08%
29
34%
104
91
21
Jun
10
25%
Feb
106
1,600
100
1
95
5.05%
43%
100
92
4.30%
50
*53%
<
$1.40 div
1
54
1
.
Public Service Co of Colorado
Public Serv Elec & Gas com.No
15
50%
54
18
Feb
570
101%
18%
1
1093/4 Jan
4,800
39
76% July 26
,
1,300
34
173/4
32% Feb
14
34
33%
38 %
2!
943/4 Jan
110
5,500
103%
2-
6
2,200
27,600
40%
34
2 i
Dec
403/a
103%
68% Jan
95
/
'
343/4
30% Jan
4
12,400
8
104
Z 27% Jkn
91% Jan
16
103 %
31% May 14
20
153/4
104
32% Apr; 19
69% Dec 26
Nov
700
41%
40
6,100
40%
/
10
100
For
263/a
60%
36
173/4
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf
pref_100
Potomac Electric Power Co
lo
8
25% Oct 26
253/4
61%
36
17%
Poor & Co_,_
7
25
263/a
60%
62
96% Mar
Oct
253/4
62%
36%
115
106 3/4 Mar
543/4 Oct 24
3,600
26%
61
10
136
48,100
65%
42%
*113
21
18
26 V*
41 %
1
Apr
Jun
9,500
42%
convertible-preferred
.,75
Plough Inc,.
^
__1.25
Nov
84
41%
7,900
41%
26
$3.50
98
July 25
5% Oct 24
4,600
41%
49%
,
109
21
110
7%
39%
No par
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & VVest Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston Co (The) common
29
19
70 Va
97%
7%
41%
preferred
guaranteed
Jun
22% Jan
69%
97
75/8
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
&
70%
99
7%
18
1
1
preferred
Procter
70%
*97%
75/8
26
Polaroid Corp
8
70%
99
7%
18
19
23"% Apr 18
79 3/4. Apr. 16
32% July 10
*97%
7%
26
99% Apr
1
693/4
99
17%
5
Pittsburgh Forgings Co,—
7%
693/4
7%:
17%
5
common
convertible
$4.80
*97%
26
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
$5
%;:'69.%i
1
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
50c
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4% preferred
100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
1
Pillsbury Co common
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp,
1
104
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
25
20% May 27
174% Jun
3
5
Jan
Jun
130 ...Jun
.
95% Mar
-
8
70 % Jun
3
28% Mar 20 *
120% May 6
22
May 14
40% Jan
573/a Feb 28
3
Jan
21 /
8
14
13% May 31
613/4 May 15
105% Jan
6
May
57% Jan
Jan
Jan
44% Jun
143
Jan
55% Jan
88
May
May 10
22% Jun 21
134% Jan
67% Feb
54
40
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
1
24
Oct
1
22
Jan
43% Oct
35
18
34% May
26
86 % Mar
Aug 17
39%
'
84
88% May
67
1
preferred
Jan
10
6
7%
12.50
Co
4.68%
Apr
17
Feb
&
2
103
813/4Jan
97
97%
Permutit Inc
(Chas)
July
31
Jan
69
7%
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
108
Jan
47% Jan
24
68 %
97%
1
Service
4.30%
19
Oct
No par
Corp of America
5
19
16
84% Feb
40
Gas
Feb
Apr
59% Mar 14
24
12.0C0
50,900
100
103
97
42
15% Oct
15%
37%
preferred
preferred
13
87% Mar 27
24
153/s
36%
50
Co
preferred
80% July 25
Oct
15%
373/4
1
common,
3.80%
Sep
5,900
15%.
36
Corp
4.40%
81
24
Pfizer
13 %
15%
37%
10
1
112% Jan
24
Pfaudler
13
15 %
36%
preferred
Cement
Co
Petroleum
13%
510
5,200
15%
preferred
Petrolane
7,800
2,500
38 Va
convertible preferred
Milk
4%%
145/s
1
4
91% Jun
106
Aug 23
5%
Pet
313/8
141%
5% ZZ 5%
14 5/a
143/4
141%
6
15%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
4
51-
May 27
99% Mar
7
82
2
31%
8,900
33 %c
Perkin-Elmer
Feb 26
13
17,400
37%
preferred
Pepsi-Cola Co
7
,
13
13,200
11%
15%
Corp
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Mar 19
,
14%
V
58%
11%
31%
175/b
58%
37%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Jan
28
26% Oct
56% May 15
14%
17%
143
55/8
5,800
31,200
-
5
Jan
88% Nov
61 % Oct
11
12 %
31%
141
800
14%
31%
15%
Co
39
103% Nov
101
Feb
113/8
•
-
36%
preferred
series
14%
13 Va
175%
16%
14 Va
58 5/8
2,300
1
Pennsylvania RR
8
42
100
4.40%
14%
16%
31%
6
5,800
2,200
31%
70c
Chemicals Corp
3
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
1
Penn Power & Light com
No par
4 % %
preferred
100
46
6
13
Pennsalt
49
July 10
123/4
13
Penney (J C) Co
2
Jan
14%
j
conv
16
82
14%
17
14%
313/o
17%
31%
80
100
31%
58 3/8
142%
6
6
14%
v
31%
143
5%
r
14%
30%
142%
31%
142%
6
50c
Line
Ford
4.68%
313/a
31%
143
6
5
Industries
Pennzoil
35 % Feb
34% Mar 20
8
&
30
96
142%
1
78%
11,900
1
prior
Tool
20 %
62% Jan
May 29
30 3/4
100
17
143/4
380
4,300
53
100
Pipe
42 %
July 10
July 26
43% July
5
U 23% July
23
44% Oct
25
14 2/7
Corp
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
13
2
46
Penick
2
50
51 % Mar 14
Feb
,
1
16%
31%
22%
100
32
600
1,800
21%
51%
81
16%
31
11%
20%
100
*14%
98
22
80
31%
143/4
♦163/8
11%
100
32
31%
Sulphur
East
conv
81%
100
16%
No par
Transportation
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
31%
14%
preferred
Pendleton
100
31 %
36 %
98% Apr
13% Jan
31
16%
61%
65% July 26
32
143/4
World Airways Inc.—
Panhandle
27
13 % Jan
42
Amer
100
32
313/4
25%
24
Feb
32% Apr
2
19% Jan
16%
81
8iy4
100
32
14%
5
Jun
27
59% Mar 23
24
American
81
100
31%
313/8
Electronics
Pan
11%
Inc_5
Ltd
Consolidated
Pan
4%
Corp
Telep & Teleg com
preferred
Tin
81%
81%
100
No par
38
101% July 13
Jun" 25
53%
Parmelee
1
10
66% Jan
15
Jan
52
No par
19% Mar 15
24
99
Jan
54
Parke Davis & Co
101
52% Mar 19
33
52%
293/4 May
1131% Jan
31% Oct 22
55%
Pictures
30% Jan
38% Mar 22
27
54%
Paramount
34
106 % May 25
101% May 25
2
18% Feb
3
55%
48 % May 22
40% July
8
40% July 19
17
25
55%
Corp
153/4 July 26
73/4 July 23
4
23% Jun
Pacific
17
28
1*7% Jan
2
May 31
May 29
Jan
9 % Jan
48% May 24
29% Jan 28
Mar 29
7% Oct
15
40
98
253/4 Apr
2
Oct
20%
Papercraft
16
14% Nov
22
20%
24% Mar 20
11
22% Jun
25
803/4 May 13
10
35% Mar
16
18% Oct
Jan
6 3/4 Apr
96
22
20%
6.25
Packaging Corp of America
35% Apr
157
July 25
25
22
20
Intermountain Express Co_5
142% Oct
5
5% May 28
14% Nov
5
10% Jun
22
20
Pacific
2
15% Oct 24
45% May 29
91 % Aug 23
11%
221/a
19%
5
27
22
11%
22
20%
10
61% Deq
7% Oct
11%
22%
20 Va
1
com
39% Jan
141
11%
x22 %
203/a Jun
Petroleums
'
47%
11%
11%
Aggregates
Lighting
*96%
1
Corp
Pacific
*96%
37%
Electric
Pacific
98
37%
Cement
14% May 13
500
*18
40%
Gas
633/4 Jan
13,300
18i/4
18 %
39%
Pacific
1
160
24%
24%
18%
*100%
37%
Pacific
1
1011%
24%
24
18
40%
34% Jan
30% July 19
*100%
24%
37%
30c
May 29
53% May
1110% Mar
101%
23%
39
15
&
270
37%
15% Jun
&
104
37%
100
American
*103
39%
preferred
Paper Co
Pacific
440
270
104
104
38%
No par
^0
26% May 29
•
*96%
11,100
87
17%
18%
98
46%
101
87
101%
.
*17%
104
46%
*100
87
*100%
24
23%
18%
98
Transportation Co
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
9
24
104
101%
*17%
Overnite
18
Apr
23%
104
"100%
46%
100 %
*86%
37%
Outboard Marine Corp
21
84% Jun
1
8
31% Jan
Mar 23
11
Outlet
104
160%
46%
100%
86%
5
Gas
Otis Elevator
1
105
100%
47%
100
86
100
Natural
30
23% Jun 27
68% May 14
99%
7.50
preferred
Corp
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
24% May
19% July 15
46%
86%
*96 %
Mathieson Chemical
15% Jan
47% July 25
3
47%
100%
86%
20
59 % Jan
4
46%
100%
83
*104
100
100
17% May 13
30% Jun 14
2
27% Jun
Oct~24
15% Jan
*86%
preferred
4%
13
26
47%
100%
*99%
Okla Gas & Electric Co com—~2.50
2
18% Feb
98 % Apr
Feb
41
25
Apr
7
9
41 % Jan
24
26
43%
25
4.44%
47
15
100
100
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Jan
95% Nov
31
29 V4 Oct
Jun
yj
94% Jan
88 V2 Jan
1
105
22% Mar 25
16 % Jun
Ohio Edison Co common
Feb
85% Jan
97
-
Inc
common
*85
86 %
*85
27
273/s
27
27
273/a
17,300
44%
43%
433/4
43%
43%
433/8
44
43 %
43%
24.400
693/4
V
28%
43%
1
703/4 ,f
69%
70
70%
71%
71 %
723/4
70%
71
3,500
63%
64
64
4,200
Q
Quaker Oats Co
86%
27%
:
5
Products
*85
'
3
6%
preferred——
^100
.Quaker State Oil Refining,Corp„ 10
-
63
•
*144%
Z-■,
32%
64%
146
32%
62
* *144%
32
,
63
146
32
—
623A
*144%
32%
64
146
32V*
*144%i 146
32%'. 32%
*63%
-
*144%
146
*32%
33
700
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
Number 6285
198
hronicle
(397)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest.
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
July 23
July 23
par
Sales for
Wednesday
July 24
Thursday
Friday
July 26
July 25
the Week
Shares
R
38% Jun 27
63% Mar 14
56
71% May 29
28 % Sep 10
12 % May 29
79% Dec
20
10
74% Jun
2
77
45
8
Oct
Jan
21% Jan
13
Jan
7
Ranco
7
Random
8% Jan
16% May 29
24% Apr
41% Feb
18
16
21 % Jan
25
10% Feb
1
7% Jan
44% May 14
12% May 24
2
2
30% Jun
30 % Jan
8
12
Nov
1
8
Oct
24
Jan
14% Apr 30
10 % Mar 14
15
13% Jan
15
19
12% May 31
18% May 20
14% May 20
29% May 28
21
5
14% July 12
17% Feb
21% Jun
8
21% Feb
12
12
Jan
2
23
16% Jan
4
10
May
8
14.
16% Oct 25
19 % Apr
6
18% Jan
4
49 % Jan
4
38% Jan
3
23% Apr 22
47% Jun 17
31% Jun
28
9% Jun
Jan
23
13% Mar 26
20% Jan
30
53
69
Jan
12
24
Jan
19
15% Jun 27
18% Feb
26
12% Jan
4
12 % Oct
24
17
Mar 12
14
Oct
19
60
Jan
4
Nov
43% Jan
5
36 Va Jan
31
7
Jan
67% Mar 13
40 % Jan
2{>
52% Jan
2
29
Mar
38 %
27
41 % Jan
4
23%
Jan
37 Va Jun
8
50% Nov
14
49% Jan
102% Jan
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
16
4
26
15% Feb
25
5% Dec
8% Jun
3% Jun
Oct
90
8
24
87
$1
110
_
Revere
11
Jan
24
51% July 18
65% Feb
21
39
2
47% Apr
30 % May 28
36% Apr
10
16
29%. Jun
18
20
Jan
34% Mar 26
19% Jan
Oct
24
42% Feb
12
23% July 23
22 % Oct
24
28% Dec
21
27
Jan
3
34% July
26% May 11
37% Dec
31
37% Jan
2
43
25
May 29
73
Jun
38
Feb
8
124 % Dec
27
90
3
34% Jan
5
2
2
5
17% Jan
5
10% Jun
29
15
Oct
26
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
7% Oct
24
18% Feb
26 Va
13
Jan
17
Feb
6
IIIIIEp
Eng
Co
10%
10%
10%
11%
27Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
19,400
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
24,400
10
10%
10
10
10%
10 Va
10%
16%
,16%
16
16
*15%
16%
12
11%
11%
1,100
1,900
10%
10
10%
16%
16%
12%
12%
12
12
26%
27%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26
15%
*15%
4,900
26
*16%
'
15 Va
10
*11%
16%
12
*11%
7,200
500
<
15%
*15 sis'
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
16
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15
15
5,300
12%
11%
11%
11%
12
15% 1
15
11%
12
12%
12
12%
20%
5,800
21
I_I_5
*20%
21
39%
5
*15
*20%
21%
41%
40%
41%
14%
14%
15
15
*14%
61
61%
;
50c
series
16
41%
*60%
61%
16%
16 %
16%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
15%
16 Va
36
15%
36%
16 Va
10
36%
37
5
47
47%
47
47%
47
40%
50c
preferred
&
15%
100
Co
Brass
1
;;41:-v.:.
40%
*20%
*20%
21
600
41%
41%
41%
41%
3,700
15
14%
15
*14%
15
1,000
60%
60
21
*60
40%
61%
*60
61%
130
16 %
16%
16%
16
16%
13,900
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
16 ?*•
1,500
16%
*15%
16%
*15%
16%
4C0
36%
37
36%
37%
36%
37%
30.000
47
46%
17%
46%
46%
4.500
9%
No par
50
40%
41%
40%
40%
41%
40%
40%
36%;
38
36
37%
36
37%
37
37%
37
37%
29%
Co__L2.50
400
31%
30%
31%
30%
31%
30 %
32%
30%
51%
51
51
31%
*51
*51
51%
*50%
15,800
27,300
>
85,500
51%
100
*50%
51%
300
*104%
105%
104%
104%
105%
105%
37 %
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
36%
106%
37%
85,000
*87%
88%
87%
87%
400
15%.
15
2nd
pref
Selection
.
Inc
*87%
88%
87%
87%
87%
87%
14%.
15%
14%
15%
15
15%
5%'
5%
5%
5%
5 Va
15
5%
5%
2,400
15%
21,300
5%
5%
51%
52%
7,600
13,500
43
33,000
31
4,300
5%
1.25
51%
52%
52
53
52
52%
52%
52%
42%
43
42%
43
42%
43
42%
43%
10
___i^___2.50
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
26
26 %
26
26%
26%'
27%
27%
31%
27%
27
23 Va
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
Elec
3,200
33%
40%
16,100
Co
42%
15,800
•
42%
30%
23%
23%
No par
Corp
27%
i
l
32%
33
32%
33
33
33%
33
33%
33 %
40
40 %
40
40%
39%
40 %
40%
40%
40
Corp____
10
40%
41%
128
127
98
*95%
*95%
41%
40%
41%
128%
127%
*95%
129%
98
41%
*95%
42%
41%
130%
129
98
-
129%
2,900
2,800
130
8,400
98
98
98
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
4,400
1
24%
25
25
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
9,200
_l
36%
37%
36%
36 %
36%
36%
36%
*36
1
34%
36
34%
35
35%
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
2,500
20 g
45%
46%
46 %
46%
46%
46%
47%
48%
47%
48%
152,300
1
Corp
(Geo
105
No par
Controls Co
Haas
105
1
Ltd
Corp
&
104%
£
Co
Trust
D)
Royal
Crown
Corp
Cola Co
Royal
Dutch
Petroleum
Royal
McBee
Corp.
Co
,
1
Rubbermaid Inc
1
Ruberoid
Jun
10
10
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
14
12
Ryder
Jun
10%
27%
21%
X27
50
common
3 %%
19% Jan
2
11
50
Corp
Roper
10%
10
9
15
% Mar 21
9
21%
*40
8,900
II__1
13% Jan
21
16
28
20%
100
38
29
11% Jan
27%
preferred
31% Feb
Apr
1
I_IH5
preferred series A___
49% May &■
"10% Jan 17
8% July 22
11% July 23
4
Jan
4,500
40%
39% Jun
2
14% Feb
41%
126%
Ronson
41
41%
5
Rohr
26
41%
5
9
23
41
Corp
8
Oct
40%
common
17% Jan
7% Oct
&
Oil
&
4%
27% May
11% May 29
40 Va
Rohm
Mar 19
25
40%
11%
Rockwell-Standard
Mar 18
18% Jan
40
10%
21
137% May 23
98
July 26
July 25
43 Va Jan
39%
3.33 %
Telephone
16
26% Jan
2,800
Gas
94
11
10%
Rochester
21
26
10
Rochester
12
Dec
10%
1
25
31% Mar 15
10
11
29% Feb
44
9%
43% Jun
12
27 % Apr
9%
Apr
24% Jan
25
9%
j
Robertshaw
14
17% Oct
9%
preferred
Richardson-Merrell
Aug 30
15% May 29
21% May 29
33% Jan 10
10%
(R. J.) Tobacco com
5
3.60 % series_-_____100
Richfield
18
May 29
3,700
*9%
No par
Riegel Paper Corp
Ritter
Company
28% May 31
2
Feb
104
17%
Inc
Manufacturing
Dec
97
17 Va
conv
Rhodesian
37% Mar 19
>
17%
Preferred
May 22
44% Mar 14
Mar 14
17%
preferred series A
Rheem
6 Va
24% May 11
15% Oct 24
102
17%
4%%
28
32% May 11
40
17%
4%%
15% Jun
2
17%
Inc
2
4% Jan
17%
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
July 18
7
10% Jan
7
17%
Corp
Copper
Reynolds
14
17'A
50c
convertible
47% May 14
88 y4 Feb
.8
Feb
..1,200
32%
Republic Steel Corp
52% May 21
36% July 17
Jan
86 % Nov
67,600
78%
32%
Rexall
24
97
67%
78%
32%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp
common
Revlon
Oct
20% Jan
Jan
67%
78 Va
32%
Co
Stores
Mfg
49% July 17
48% Jan 24
20% Oct
48
68%
78%
32%
Inc
Conv preferred
1014 Apr 19
16% May
2
41% Apr 16
34% Jan
30
67%
78
32 Va
Chemicals
Elec
17
28
Bit
Bros
Reliance
17'
Jan
2
68%
77%
32%
No par
No par
2nd
Reliance
23
6% Jan
67%
77%
32%
1
1st
Reliable
76
May 28
6% Oct 24
68%
77%
32%
Stores
Reichhold
19
14
2
67%
77%
32'A
Inc
non-cum
Owl
Reeves
16% July 12
51% Aug 30
Jan
67%
77%
2.50
House
Reed Roller
21
24
23
Jun
66%
2.50
non-cum
4%
10 V* Oct
Oct
com_No par
No par
Inc
4%
Red
13% Oct
9
America
preferred
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
Rayonier
Inc
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common
5
20% July 22
22% Mar
24
of
1st
Ralston Purina Co
13% Jan
16
5% Oct
Corp
$3.50
24
18% Jan
14% Feb
May 29
May 22
40
26
25
7% Jun
Radio
13
82
9% May 17
38% July 15
15% Feb
2
30% Feb
24
Jan
Apr 17
31% July
1
8%
_1
8%
36%
-8%
.
;(
"
9
8%
8%
8%
8%
900
\
37
8%
9
2,200
7,100
■
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
10,200
1
27
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,600
5
14
14
*14
14 V4
14%
*14
No par
16%
17%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
17
1,900
2.50
12%
13%
12%
13%
13
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
18,800
58
9,500
l__
Co":.
System Inc
*14
14%
*14
200
14%
S
36 % May 29
60% Jan
2
45% Feb
4
Jun
28
94% Nov
16
91V. Apr
22
352% Jan
26
352 % Jan
26
22% Jun
26
89
37
60% July
96
Feb
Safeway Stores
9
20
'
—
4
25
Jan
7
34% Jun
24
16% May 29
13% Jun 25
20 % May 21
19
Jan
10
21% Feb
20
18% Jan
2
68% Oct
81
Jan
21% Mar
1
...
8
22% Oct 23
27% May 29
8
31
Dec
40% Apr
.79
;
3
Jan
26% July
8
26 Va Jan
j
39% Mar 12
2
35
Jan
92
2
May 29
16 % Jan
2
18 Va Jan
2
10Va July 15
13% Jan
27% Jan
2
18% Jan
2
23VaMay2l
9VaJan
8% Oct
19
10% Jan
9
30% Oct
1
60% Feb
10
1
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
49
42 % Jan
2
15
10 V. Jun
16
35% Jan
>
27
45% Jan
32
9
^
10
35% July 22
24
11% Jan
Jan
16
July 17
6V4 Jan
2
Oct
23
98 % Feb
14
10% Oct
24
28% Apr
23
50
53% Dec
28
10% July 11
64% July 23
10% July 26
49% July 11
75% Apr
26
16% Jan
23
59
Oct
23
Jan
Oct
25
42% Jan
31
Mar 15
36% Apr
26
77
Jan
16
87
86
Jan
8
92
Apr
5
90
Feb
6
99 % Dec
97 Va Jan
9
102
Jan
28
19
Oct
23
26% Jan
21Va Jan
2
29% Jun
V
22
25
-
21
Ddc
74% Jan
5
Jan
18
3% Oct
22
6% Feb
4% Jan
2
25
33 Va Dec
32 % Jan
2
11% July 30
23 % Jan
17VaJan
2
22 V. Jun
11
July 19
29% Mar 19
Jun
25
Jun
82
Jun
77
Jun
25
88% Jan
2
74
9% Dec
31
15% Mar
2
9
14% Jan
4
7'A Jun
103 V. J&n
13% Jun
24
9% Jan
2
12
12% May 29
6% Jun
5
30% Jun
14% Jun
104
Aug
-18 V. Jan
3
11% Mar 30
■
:
Mar
6
25
45% Feb
12
34% Jan
29% Jan
4
18% Jan
2
23 »A Mar 28
11% Jan
16
23
41% Mar 20
34% Jan
16
14% May 29
23
Dec
31
22 >A Feb
11
16
22% Jan
15
19V.Jan
.
2
May 28
9% Oct
24
18% Jan
16
Oct
22
21
19
Jun
27
33 % Jan
26% Oct
23
56
24% Oct
24
33 Va Mar 29
15 Va Oct
24
26% May 22
40 Va Feb
5
45
8
% July 23
13% Jan
May 23
16
July 10
19 % Feb
*94%
32 %
32'A
32
32%
31%
32
31%
32%
31 %
20%
21
20%
21
21
21
23 V4
23%
23%
25
24%
90
90
.'*88%
89%
29%
29%
29%
29%
36%
36%
par
100
21
20%
20%
20%
23%
24%
23%
1*90
24%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
37%
37
37%
36%
*90
91%
37%
3
14
18
O
;
.
V
37%
37
13,500
25
"
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
:
,100
•
27,300
^
11% /. 11%
10 Va ;■
10%
21
11%
11%
12%
11%
12%
11%
12
11%
*
7,400
27.100
4,900
10,300
20%
500
9%
9%
9%
9%
*9%
10
35% 1
36
35%
35%
35%
36
36
36%
35%
36%
18,700
32
32
32
32
32
32%
32%
32%
32%
1,100
9%
,
9%
9%
9%
9%. .!'
*32
9%
7,400
9%
65%
66
64%
65%
65
66%
65
9%
66%
65
65
5,900
11
11%
11
11%
11
11%
11
11%
10%
11%
6,700
50
50
50
50
33%
33%
33%
33%
91
90
90
9%
9 %
9%
50%
50%
33%
33%
9%
9%
*90
91
*90
9%
50%
33%
2,500
33%
33%
43,700
30
91
*90
101%
*100
101%
*100
101%
50%
50%
50%
33%
91
*90
101%
*100
101%
28%
*100
28
28%
27%
79%
4%
*78 V4
4%
*4%
4%
4%
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
36%
35%
35%
10,500
20 Va
20
20 V4
20
20%
19%
20%
12,400
*100
28%
28%
79%
*78 %
28%
28%
79%
*78%
6,500
28 %
79%
4%
4%
37'A
38%
20%
20%
20
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11V4
11%
11%
11%
11%
5
33%
33%
32%
33
32
32%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
2,300
3
Corp
*78%
86
86%
86 Va
87%
86%
87
87%
88 %.
86%
87%
23,500
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
13
*12%
13
13
13
28%
par
7%
7%
7%
1
-No
*78%
79%
106%
*105
*105
*105
7%
7%
14%
15
14%
15 Va
14%
16%
16%
16%
38%
38%
38%
37%
38 y4
37%
38%
21%
21
21%
21
21
21
21%
12%
13
12%
13
13%
13%
43%
43%
44 y4
43%
23%
23%
23
20%
12%
43%
13%
44%
43%
23%
23%
23%
22 %
22%
22%
23
600
4,000
.
*37%
10
15
'
5,400
600
16%
7,300
38
21
21
13%
13 V4
44 Va
43%
44
:
3,600
3,800
21,200
6,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
22%
22%
23%
23
23%
3,600
8%
8 Va
8%
8%
8%
8 Va
8%
8%
8%
18,700
16%
16 Va
16%
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
16 %
16%
22%
22 Vt
221/4
22%
23%
22%
23
41%
~
8%
16
.
*16
2,400
7%
14%
16%
1,700
108
*106
14%
16%
4%
7%
7%
106
106
106%
11%
16 %
38 %
Inc__
7%
7%
106%
4%
16
No par
Corp______
4%
15%
14%
Signode Steel Strapping Co___
7
29%
1,700
1
2.50
common
Financial
91
6,800
>
10%
*15%
C
*90
91
■
20%
1
F
70
94%
32 %
2.50
1
S
25 V. May 23
4
94%
1
20
.
preferred
Shahmoon Industries
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Sharon Steel Corp
July 11
24% May
94 Va
Shattuck (Frank G)
No par
Shell Oil Co
1
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America
50c
Shoe Corp of America
1
7
18% July
5
43% Apr 22
24% Jan 23
17 Va May
Inc
$5.25
425
*375
94 Va
25
100
Seiberling Rubber Co
Servel
22
57%
58 %
425
*375
94 %
1
Sealright-Oswego Falls
Sears Roebuck & Co
Mar 12
16% Jun
•
2
28% Oct
14
57%
57%
425
93%
No par
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co
Seagrave
Corp_—
May 20
11V4 Jan
106
30
25
24
2
90% May 22
17
9% Oct
4
14
8
6% May 29
103 % Oct
Jan
Jun
5% Apr
4
7
82
*375
425
93%
io
-
4
36 V. Apr
59
$4 preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
40 V. May 29
21
57%
58
57%
*375
94%
St Regis Paper Co
5
San Diego Gas & Electric Co____l0
San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
5
Schenley Industries Inc com__1.40
Convertible preference
35c
Schering Corp common
1
5% convertible preferred______30
Schick Inc
1
Schlumberger N V
1
SCM Corp common
5
5%% convertible preferred
50
Scott Paper Co common____No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
39% Mar 15
13% Apr 15
58%
425
*93%
No par
Preferred series A 5%
22
57%
*375
100
St L San Fran Ry Co com__No
21
11
Aug 13
15% Oct 26
100
St. Joseph Lead Co
St. Joseph Light & Power
5
Jun
34% Apr
-•
1.66%
common.
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
4%
-
2,300
•
28% Oct
24
2
Apr
21% Jun
26% Jan
28
2
41% Jun
10
27% Jun
:
20
32% Jan
19
28
22
35% Jan
63.
50 % Jun
14
62
Feb~21:
19%.Oct 24
35% Mar
29% Jan
45 Va Jun
25
44
Jun
59% Dec
26
9% Jan
2
58
Feb
50
Mar 23
53
Feb
29
May 28
1
49% Jun
11% Jan
8% Jan
53% Jan
21
51% Mar
2
10V. Feb
61% Apr
54
Feb
4
32% Jan
2
41% Feb
28
40 % Jan
28 Va Jan
2
27% Oct
24
33
Jan
30% Jan
4
49% May 21
35% Feb 25
17 Va Jun
25
23% Feb
22% Jan
15
18
317/a Mar 30
30
57 V. Jan
51% Jan
2
40 % Jun 26
53
May
50
2
36
50
Mar 21
27
May 29
21% May 29
44
30
9
30 % Feb
43
16
July 18
Jan
Jan
28% Mar
33
5
22% May 29
35% Mar
68
July 10
21% May 3
6
79
Jun
13
7
33% Mar
1
38 Vs Jun
1
26% Jan
5
15
2
19% May 23
9% Oct 23
47% Jan
2
8V4 Jan
24
11
4
Nov
Jun
25
24
Oct
90
Jan
15
95% Dec
10% Oct
22
90
Aug 16
20% Jun
81
25
Sep 25
For
42% Jan
.
97
10% Mar
6
6% Jan
3
10% July 12
25% Mar 19
35% May 23
26
94% May
7
12% Mar 26
97
Feb
16% Jun
2
May
38% Mar
9
93
Apr
25
Jan
3
8
15% Jun
24
1
86
Mar
footnotes,
21
2
24 Va Jan
3
Jan
82VsJan
2
98% Feb
18
1
12
7
32 % May 16
•
90% Jun
20
26%
42%
43%
43%
44%,
44%
69%
72%
73
•72
'
v-
5
29 %•
44%
41
44
63%
8%
8%
55%
55%
*53%
54
39
39%
39
39 "
37%
35%
33%
*33 %
<"•>'
8%
preferred
Jersey
Co
Puerto Rico
preferred
Southeastern
2.50
com
33%
&
7.50
(Del)
No par
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
No par
Co
20
,
Mobile
&
Ohio
Southwestern
Spalding
(A
stock
Public
G)
tr
ctfs
Service
Co
& Bros Inc—
Industries
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20% preferred Ir
Sperry Rand Corp common
Spartans
$4.50
preferred
Spiegel Inc common.
* $4.50 preferred
100
1
1
1
2.50
6
100
50c
25
No par
No par
45%
38,000
25,300
72
72%
65 Va.
66
65
65%
29 V*
29%
29%
29%
29%
42
41%
42%
41%
42
71%
63 %
Va
68%
68%
69%
20%
20
8%
56
r
'
35%
36%
■>
39%
5,300
64%
64
64
y4
8,400
70
69 %
69%
30,000
20%
21Vt
12,800
8%
5,300
56%
56 %
56%
7,100
54%
*53%
54%
39
39 %.
39%
39%
1,000
35%
36
34%
35%
13,900
56
*53%
54%
37
4,400
32,700
21%
8%
8%
56%
*53%
39%
'
69
63%
21%
8%
72%
21
64
67%
8%
45 v4
65%
70%
20
r-
1,800
8,300
44%
»
8%"
8%
100
700
33%
33 %
33%
33 %
33%
33 %
33 >A
23
22%
23
23
23%
23
23%
23
23%
1,600
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
30%
30 Va
30 Va
30%
33,900
54%
54%
55
54 Va
54%
54%
55%
55%
56
14,800
*53%
54%
54 Va
54%
49 %
50%
11,000
33%
33%
54,600
62%
63%
14,700
21
21
54%
\
53%
54
54
48
48%
48%
49
48%
49%
49
49%
34%
35%
33%
34%
33%
34
33%
34%
62%
63%
21
21%
54
El_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co
44%
27 y4
30
5
Gas
44%
2,100
27 • v
23
1
8V3
Edison
:
Pacific
5
X35%
25
Sugar
Public Service Co
27
"
50
Gas
26%
2,600
,
41%
•
57
53%
27;
28
28%
•
64
53 %
*27%
65-
29
64
40%
28%
•
65 %
~-
43
:____10
40%
28%
«■
69 V4
64%
29
>.66%
40%
■
'
28 %
65%
>'55%
Southern
21
55 % Mar
27 <
Amer Gold & Platinum
__1
Carolina E & G Co com-4.50
South
South
5%
South
South
37% Jun
19% Feb
-
-
1
72% Jan
..
V 26%
68%
2
7
27%
'20%
California
16
27
19%
Indiana
31
28
67%
Co
59% Feb
40
28
63%
Southern
75
39%
27%
No par
Southern
20% Dec
39%
27%
Soo Line Railroad Co
Southern
24
39%
281,;
Co Inc
25
May 29
Apr
Jan
18
39%
No par
50c
__5
____10
___25
Corp.
57
May 13
57% Apr 25
53
Jun 18
18 % July
5
Feb 14
71
Feb
-
6
44% Jan
39'A
27%
1
Smith Kline & French Labs_No par
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
15
3
24
O)
Smith-Douglass
5
24
(A
Smith
'
20
21% Oct
23 Va May 29
38 % Jun 25
>
68% Apr 29
70% July
23% Jun
4
(
•
'
•
23%
No par
Co
Simonds Saw & Steel
Simplicity
Pattern Co
Sinclair Oil Corp_
Singer Co
—
Skelly Oil Cb____:
-
30
2
v
"rA>".
15
2
•
3
60% Mar 20
58 V. Jan
2
27
12% Nov
2 "
1T-N
23% Jan
23
72 % Feb 28
25
5% July 3
7% May 29
39 % Jun 25
32% Feb
28% Apr
46% Apr
-
80% July 11
68% Italy 15
33% Jun 12
55%. Jan
i
5
May 29
Mar
7
Jan
v
-
8
20
Jan
Simmons
,>/
22
.
54
64
64%
21 %
21'A
*78%
80
53%
62%
21
*78%
62%
63%
21
64%
21
I 80
21
*78 %
80
1
?
*78%
80
*78 %
I
500
2,200
80
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
36%
5,600
35%
35%
35%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
17
*16%
17 Va
1,900
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
6,300
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10%
9%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29
27%
28%
95
95%
96
95
96
*95 Va
96
13%
14%
13%
14 Va
13%
14
13%
14
95 %
95
95
95%
95 %
95 %
26%
27%
*95
*95
26%
26%
26%
90 %
90%
*90 %
35%
*95
27
26%
26%
90%
90%
90%
see page 23.
I
*90
90 %
10
12,900
13,900
27%
28%
95 %
96
320
13%
14
93,900
96
96%
730
27%
*
27%
14,800
90 y«
90
*90
*
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(398)
.
Monday, July 29, 1963
-.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•
Lowest
Highest
1
Highest
741/2 July
83 y4
2
Jan
81
Apr 25
2
July
76
85% Apr
15.
24
35 Va Jan
2
13% July 22
20% Feb
14
May 29
65% Dec
5
61% Feb
28
69 % Apr
24
81Va May 29
98% Dec
98% Apr
9
Jun
•
20
15 Va Oct
50
93
Feb
13
58% Feb
15
46% Jan
2
61
59% Dec
26
58% Jan
2
May 29
July 17
59% Feb
8
2
70% May 13
95 y4 Feb
28
85
23% Mar
11% Jun
25
41 % Oct
22
71
21%' Jun
25
52% Jan
90
29% Mar
53% Jan
26
Jun
22
31
22% Feb
12
24
401/4 Jan
2
6
24:
"
2
7% Jan
;
24% May 24
;20%s Mar 25
10% July
5
Jan
5
32% Dec
21
29*
Mar 18
31% Jan
3;
25% Oct
24
47% Jan
29
31% July 23
38% Jan
15? '
81% Feb
28
84% Nov 28
82% Jun
85
27.
22
14
£14% July
Feb
17 % Feb
3
.
?
6
£•■■■
19% Jan
17
37
~Feb
6
25
34
Feb
28
26
33% Jan
2
Nov
9
-38% Oct 24
10 Va Jun 25
20 y4 May 17
27 y4 May 29
33% Apr
24
317
Jan
2
42% May 31
21% May 29
44
Jan
15
23'/2 Jan
2
34% May 14
14% May 29
24% July 23
24%
Oct~22
23
Jun
'15% Oct
•18
70% Feb
1
29% Jan
29y4 Feb
11
11
37% July 19
25
17% Jan
18% Jan
28% May 20
18
.
,
37% Jun
5
24% Jan
1
25.
7
-!...:
20% July 15
50 y8 Mar 20
58% Jun
12.
18% Jan
11.
-
-
'
>'• 6
8
;5% May 17
Feb
1
10% Feb
13
30% Jan
2
1-7% Jan
20% May 29
28% Jan
2
25 y8 Jan
21% Aug
8
18% Jan
'
28% May 21
2
45% Apr
May 29
32
Oct
83
8% Jan
>
Jan
15
8
25 y4 Jan
28% Feb
36
51% July
12 y8 Aug
Jun
27
1385 Feb
21
12% Oct
24
24% Mar 21
3iy2 Oct
24
49% Feb
795
22% Jun
7
7% Jan
13
21
15% Jan
2
20
47% Jan
25
4
38% July 18
29% Apr
2
Feb
2
15% Jan
11% May 29
18
27
27
19
July 17
1559
May
1
10
38% Jun
.
12
19% Jun
2
•
May 14
44% Apr
451%
45%
8.9C0
36Y4
36
36Yi
35
36
3,000
721/4
725/a,
72%
73
725/a
72 Ya
3,000
84%
84
841/4
73%
725/8
733%
85
84
84%'Y
83Y4
84%
*83 3/4
13%
13 Ya
133/a
13%
133/a
13%
13 Ya
I3Y2
13%
;131/2
9,500
64 34
655/a
64 34
65 Ya
64 Ya
65 3/a
641%
65 3/a
641/2
651/2
28,100
933/i
95
95%
95 Ya
943/4
571/4;
58
68%
68%
,—100
*92'A
12%
623/4
14
633/4
93
631/2
12%
95
3,400
591/4
591/2
59 Ya
29,700
69%
69%
69 Ya
100,100
635/B
:.
64
63%
64%
*92i/4
93
*921/4
121/2
121/2
12Ya
.
95%
581/4
69
-
,
.
127/a
1
58Y4
69
631%. 631/2
*92/4... 93
633/4
93
*92%
.
12 Ya
941/2
573/4
68 Ys
.
460
12 Ya
7,100
93
12 3/a
12%
17,700
$1.60 convertible preferred—-—20
$1.20 convertible preferred
20
*46Y4
47
♦46Y4
47
47
*46%
46 %
46Y.
46Y4
100
223/4
23
*221/2
23
23
231/4
*23
231%
22 3/4
231/2
25,800
6% convertible preferred—-—20
Standard Pressed Steel Co—:
1
Stanley Warner Corp
5
Stanray Corp
1
Starrett Co (The) L S
No par
Stauffer Chemical Co common
5
3%% preferred
100
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
1—-1
*233/4
24
233/4
23Y4
23Y8
24
*233/4
24
233/4
237/s
1,100
14%
14 v*
Sterling Drug Inc new
—2.50
'.Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
-15
Stewart-Warner Corp
—2.50
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference
——20
24%
255/8
245/a^
25Ya
35%
36 Ya
353/a
353/4
ll3/;,
113/a
11%
11 Ya
IIY2
11%
lli%
113/4
211/4
211/4
211/4
213/a
21Y2
21'/a
215/a
9Y8
9%
9Ya
9Y8
93/8
9%
93/a
95/s
307/8
*301/4
31
313/4
32
11%
113/4
213/tt
-21Ya
9Ya
9»/2
4,600
2,900
*
*30
303/4
303/4
303/4
*301/4
32
32 Ys
31%
321%
313%
*82
*82
84
84
*82
84
♦141/4
32
*82
/
*301/4
/
84
'32
4,000
31
31%
>
■'.
,*82
300
Y
14,8C0
"84
1
14%
141/4
*14Ya
143/a
141/a
14Ys
900
24 3/4
251/4
25 Ya
253/4
>
25 Yo
253/4
33,600
353/8
14%
35%
35Ya
353% '
35%
36 Y
12,600
'
35
341/2
333/8
333/4
34
341/2
/ 19%
J 19%
191/4
191/4
193/8
20
193/4
20
20Ya '• 20 Ya
20%
201/4
201/a
201/a
19%
20
55
14%
'■ 143/8
1,600
373/4
38Y4
4,700
323/4
32 Y4
2,100
6Ya
351,400
—-1
1
Stone & Webster—
Stone Container Corp
*461/4
21Ya
337/a
34
'
;
341/4 / 351/4
20
54%
545/a
141/2 "
541/2 / 55
14Y2
145/a
545%
141/2
143/a
14%
38Y4
38%
38%
38 Ya
38Y2
381/2
381/a
33
33
33%
32 Ya
33
32 7/a
33
55Y4
143/4
143/4
38
33
;
6
', 6%
/
!•
6
63/b
6%
61/4
6Y4
;
6 3/4
■
5,100
V20Ya
19%
:-r
55
54 va
11,000
195/a
1,800
•
55 Ya.
: 61/2
<
i
2,200
17Y2
175/a
17Y2
17Ya
175/8
177/a
17%
173/4
175/a V;l7%
283/4
29%
283/4
2834
28%
29Y4
291%
293/4
291/4
29 Y8
: 2,600
22
22
213/4
213/4
*21 %
221/4
*215%
22 y4
215/a
523/4
53Y4
521/2
53
52Ya " 533/8
53Y8
54
51Y4
215/a
531/4
4,100
24%
25
25
251/4
243/4
243%
253/a
24%
241/2
7,400
8%
*
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
Oil Co
—
No par
Sunray DX Oil Co
1
1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
—6.25
Sunshine Mining Co
1—10c
Superior - Oil of California———25
Sweets Co of America
1.38 8/9
Swift & Co
i
25
Swingline Inc class A
_
_1
Symington Wayne Corp
1
Sun
56% May
2
12 %' Jun 12
Jan
1045
25
98% May 10
50% Apr 18
43 y2 Jan
May 29
6
r
-
28% May 2310 Va Feb
5
85
May 14
53 Va Jan
May 29
21% Oct 24
55%' Jun
21% Jan
;
19
16% Jan
92
17
43
."''-fV
16
41% Jan
23
24% Nov 29
17% May 29
■•f
sy8 Oct 24
21% Apr
2
46%
353/4
73
Storer Broadcasting Co
1—1
Stouffer Foods Corp
—1.25
Sttidebaker Corp—:
—-1
Suburban Gas
;
1
Suburban Propane Gas Corp—
1
SuCrest Corp
1—1
Sunbeam Corp—
—1
Sunstrand Corp
5
Sun Chemical Corp common——1
31% May 14
15% Jan
t
>
14.
May 29
•14% Oct 24
453/4
36 7%
*84
...
'
.14% July 12
13
16% Nov 23
46Y4
36 Y2
943/8
•
: \
Shares
46
371/2
683/4
'/■
17
29
the Week
46Y4
583/a
9
Jan
16% Jan
May 24
11% July 18
Sales for
Friday
July 26
36%
94%
preferred series A
;Y
f
■>
Thursday
45i/2
68 Va
3%%
PRICES
<•
July 25
451/2
46Y4
57 Ya
'
27% Jan
26
23
10% Oct
11% Mar
3
26
'
46% July 26
9
18% Oct
6% May 29
Apr
16% Feb
22 Ya Jun
Mar 12
30% Mar 15
22
93
22
Jan
,12% July 23
:
5
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
July 24
Standard Oil of New Jersey—
7
Standard Oil of Ohio common—_10
69% July 12
48
July 23
Standard Packaging Corp com.—-1
26
26
45% May 28
397/8 Oct
Tuesday
July 22
f
Par
5
10
,
Staley A E Mfg Co
Standard Brands Inc com—No par
$3.50 preferredNo par
Standard Kollsman Industries
1
Standard Oil of Calif com
-_6.25
$3.30 conv preferred
No par
Standard Oil of Indiana
1—25
5
22
Jan
EXCHANGE
: Square D Co
43 y8 May 29
64
2
"
48 Va May 22
July 26
35% Jan
4
77% Jan
May 29
48
2
35
39 V2 Dec
25
24 ya Jun
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Year 1962
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCKS
-
Range for Previous
3
95
9
9
87/a
9
*8%
*951/2
98
*951%
48%
49
35%
34Ya
531/2-
525/8
U Ya
*951/2
113/a
475/a
48Y4
48 3/8
483/4
34%
35Ya
34%
53
53 Va
52 7/a
11%
113/a
11%
1330
1280
25%
98
*8Yo
98
%
;
1293
1320
1300
9
9i
98
49
351/2
343%
355/a
53
'
52 Yj
53%
11 Ya
11%
12
1310
1319
1,400
98
49
1335
49
34 Ys
35Ya
52
52 Yb
llYa
!:
700
9
*951/2
49
5,300
113/4
1320
3,700
137,300
6,300
16,500
1
:1333
1,430
18%
18%
173/4
18%
171/2
175/a
*171%
173/4
*171/2
17Y4
800
383/4
391/4
39%
39%
39
39%
39Ya
39Ya
29YB
401/4
14,300
35
35
35
17 Ya
17Ya
17Ya
233/4
23
25
.
34%
35
343/4
35
35
35Ya
35
17
17%
173/8
171/2
171/2
18
173/4
'
4,500
10,600
T
13
Jun
17% Jan
2
31% July 22
May 2
55% Mar 23
29% May 29
1130% Jan
2
16% Feb
14
Broadcasting Co
Talcott Inc (James)
1
—4.5o
23%
23%
23%
24
233/b
24
31%
31%
31%
32%
31%
313/4
31%
32%
31%
321%
8,200
Talon
1
—5
42%
43
423/4
43%
42%
43%
43%
44
43
43Y4
3,100
Tandy Corp
6%
6%
6%
63/a
6%
6%
6%
3.500
23
Technical
Corp_.
1
12%c
6%
29% Jan
23%
23%
23%
2434
24
24%
7% Jan
4% July 22
Taft
48% May 9
7% Jan 25
4
5% July 12
H22% Mar 27
11% Jan
4% May 29
28% May 20
42% Jan 18
25
TelAutograph
1
4%
4%
4%
Transmission
Co__5
19%
20%
19%
20
43/8
19%
20
19%
20
19%
20
66,000
69
70%
69%
70
69%
703/a
70 3/8
71
70%
71%
54,700
Inc
Material
Corp
4% Oct
24
15% Oct
31
25% M'ar
Jun
25
617/a Dec
May 29
34% May 29
32% Jun 25
16% Jan
2
19
Jun
13
Texas
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.5o
45% Mar 29
41%-Mar
4
49 %
May 22
52% Apr
11
41% Jan
2
62% Jun
15
13% Mar 26
45
',
2
17% Jan
2
26
59% Jan
7
18% Mar
14
5
Tennessee
21% Apr 30
73% July
5
Gas
12.50
Texaco Inc
\
45/a
;
23
6%
24%
43/4
18%
23%
43/4
24
43/4
6%
*4%
3,800
24
16,300
4Y4
4,700
Gulf
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
44%
44
44%
44
44
44%
44%
44 Ya
3,600
57%
56%
57%
56%
573/4
563/4
57%
565/8
57Y4
40,100
14%
15%
14%
15
143/4
14%
143/4
15
143/4
15
37,500
74 3/a
34,800
Corp
Producing Co
16% May 15
89% Jun
4
18%
44
55%
Gas Transmission
Texas
33%
TJo par
Texas
11
5
18%
*44
31,100
,11% Oct
22
23% Jan
; Oct
22
125% Jan
4
Apr
5
Texas
Instruments
Inc
1
69%
72%
70%
72
73%
72%
72%
73%
52% Nov
29
47% Jan
2
66% July 11
Texas
Pacific
&
_10
65%
65%
65%
653/4
655/a
653/4
65%
653/4
65%
65Ya
21% Feb
7
17% Jan
3
25 % Feb
13
Texas
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
20%
21%
203/4
21 %_
21
21%
2(1%
21%
21
211/2
4,000
51% Nov
28
50% Jan
24
55% May 21
Texas
Utilities
51%
513/4
51%
51%
51%
513/4
51%
51Y2
21,700
Textron
51%
33
i
51%
38% Jun
341/8
34%
>35-% .35%
34%
35 Ya
35,800
38
*37%
49
; 33 % May 29
.13% July 19
37% Jun 25
t
j 26% May 29
,19% Jun 25
9
31% Mar
22% May 29
33% Mar
•
57
29% Mar 21
9
32
Jan
1
27% Mar
V 25%
Jan
7
2
40% Jun
7
2
35% Apr
30
29% Jan
4
14
17
29% Dec
Jun
19
24
Jan
3
19% July 22
26'
July 26
10% July 26
37% Jun
25
66
Jan
2'
50% Mar 20
60% May
83
12
88 % Apr
6
89% Jan
23% Oct
44% Jan
25
rlO
Jan
22
10
'
"
4'
'25% Oct 25
36
,15% Oct
23% Feb
16
3
25% Nov
2
25
57% Feb
7
24
23% Jan
,;45
[15
Jun
'Oct 25
Apr
11
29% Jan
4
4
24% Mar 13
53% Jan
25% Mar 26
20% May 29
27% Jan
15,
45
May 29
15% Oct 24
63% Jan
30
9
3
20% Jan
29% May
65% Feb
76% Apr
44 % Jan
54
2
133 % Feb
108
Jun
141
21
Jan
6% May 29
18% Jan
2
8% May 29
;
15% Feb
14
May
159% May
4% July 19
*
-9% Mar
7%
Jan
24
3
19
10% Jan
31
19% Jun
16% Feb
25
22% Apr
48% Jun
15
I
4
53% July
55% May 13
Oct
26
16
14% Jan
Oct
29
52 % Feb
5
45 % Apr
30
50
July
1
15% Oct
24
39% Jan
22
2
37
Jun
3
6% May 29
11% Jan
2
7% July 16
11
Jan
22
20
Jan
26%
27%
26%
27
26 %
263/4
26
271/4
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11
10%
10%
51%
52%
513/4
53%
52%
53%
52%
53
50%
*90
53
31
31
31
31
31
26%
31
26
263/4
26%
27%
*90
90%
27
30%
90%
92
303/a
91
*90
263/4
92
*90
*31
300
6,800
55,700
2,200
700
9,200
92
200
31%
1,000
26%
263/4
30,000
253/b
253/a
253/a
253/8
25%
2 5 3/a
2,000
63%
64%
64%
65
64%
64%
7,300
173/4
633/4
17%
63 3/4
173/4
17%
17%
17%
18%
181%
1,700
29
6,600
673/4
2,200
25%
a—j«5
28%
29
28%
28%
283/4
28%
283/4
29%
No par
69
69%
67%
68 %
663/4
67%
67
67%
673/4
;
1
23
23%
23
23%
23
23%
23%
.
—2
68%
683/4
68
69
68%
693/a
693/a
69 3/4
69%
69 3/4
3,400
2
50%
51%
50%
51
50%
513/a
513/a
51%
51%
51Y4
15,000
preferred
;
100
Electronic Corp.——1
152%
152%
Edison
Co—
!
Co
.i
conv
Pipeline Co
Airlines
Financial
4%
4%
4%
10%
5
.
Co
10
17%
17%
1
Inc
16%
17%
44%
45%
44%
54
54%
22
22%
1
preferred
■»
.-—50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 195750
20th Century-Fox Film Corp—
1
Twin Industries Corp
*48%
7%
19 3/a
293/4
153
4%
45/8
43/4
11,300
103/8
10%
IOY4
7,000
17
17%
16%
17
453/8
443/4
45%
45
45%
543/a
543/a
54%
54%
54%
22%
223/8
22
22 3/a
22
22%
*48%
*48%
50
28 3/8
73/4
29
293/a
73/i
<
73/4
1,300
43/4
17%
17
155
10%
54%
■
153
3,700
4%
173/4
10
23
10%
10%
17
»•:
22%
154%
17%
28%
7%
1
—
43/8
4%
152%
23%
10
50
28%
*150
152%
151
1
•$2.50
28% May 15
25%
18%
28%
Trans-World
13
26% Feb
27%
Tri-Continental Corp common
<46
,
27%
*11
37Y4
65
Trans World
3
8
2
-
21
37%
25%
Transwestern
4
23
42% Mar
301/4
20%
38
62%
Transitron
14% Jan
8
29%
21%
Y
*37
36%
25%
4%%
34% Apr
51% Feb
23
May 29
30 3/4
20%
36%
*17%
3
Oct
,
30 Va
20%
:
Transamerica Corp common
7% May 29
13
34
30%
20
37 ?.
2(5
Trane
3
12% Apr
1
30%
20%
preferred
1
24
8
2
15
42% Feb
30%
20
Tiniken
Torrington Co—
Tractor Supply Co class A
48% Feb
> 30
20%
'
10
3
81% Jan
30%
19%
No par
Co—
73% July
25
30
1
Toledo
25
*36
Co
30% May 29
Jun
•
10.2C0
Roller Bearing
No par
Tishmari Realty & Construction
1
5
Jan
34%
5
1
-
20
28% Jun
;51
Betts
343/4
-
Y 34
71 %
-i
No par
4.
Tidewater Oil common
$1.20
69% July
58 % Jan
,
&
50c
,
Co
Thor Power Tool
13
25% Mar 20
2
16% Apr 26
25 %< Mar
Jtfo par
Thompson (J R)
;
7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com__5
4%
preferred—
100
8
27% July
Co
common
Chemical
Thomas
18
33% Feb
19% Mar
*
$1.25 Conv preferred
Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol
30% May 31
Feb
Oil
Thatcher
93% May 27
•18% Jun
Inc
Coal
16%
173/8
*48%
50
*75/a
73/4
50
16%
17
12,600
16%
.♦
171/4
7,600
45%
45 Yb
54%
54%
13,700
1,900
21%
22 Ya
*48%
29%
29
29
173/s
7%
7%
19%
2,900
50
283/4
19%
291/a
•
16,100
7Ya
600
u
•15
Oct
24
19 Va
'"
May 15
17% Jan
Jun
25
10 3/4 Mar 22
163/4 Oct
23
27% Jan
7
;
f
-
53 % Jan
30% Oct 23
313/4 May 29
j83
943/4
•
(
July
78
Feb
72 % Jun
.' 84 % Jan
{
43 %
( 27 %
r
8%
/ 22
(
38% Jun
Jun
Dec
4
28
25
27
41% Jun
5
27
33%
Mar" 11
8 3/4 Jan
Jan
24
30% Feb
;
38% Jan
25% May 10
153/8 May 29
20% Mar 20
25
46% Jun
18
2
Oct
24
71% Jan
31% Ocv
2J
35 % -Muj
For
footnotes,
*92%
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
73
713/4
73
71%
73%
•■72 3/4
38%
405/8
373/4
38%
373/4
38%
Union
>$4
Pacific
RR
Co
9%
9%
9%
32%
315/8
32%
25%
25%
25%
26
5
9%
,
32%
26
26
38%
38%
35%
1035/8
27%
27%.
101
101
*83%
78 Ya
8,900
32,400
13,800
420
841%
78%
19,700
.
120
93%
931%
100
,725/8
73 y8
10,500
38%
38 Ya
34,600
93/8
9%
9%
9Ya
18,500
33%
32%
323/4
253/4
*251/4
261/4
900
37%
51,100
441/4
19,300
37%r
37%
377/a
37%
'38%
Corp
Aircraft
46»/4
35%
103%
32%
25%
-
37%
common——5
45%
47%
45%
45%
45%
45%
44%
45%
37
:
43%
9,600
(series
of
1955)
conv
pfd_100
102
*98
104
101
101
4%
(series
of
1956)
conv
pfd_100
94
95
*92
94
92%
92%
92
92
92%
921/a
600
1
24
24%
243/8
24%
24
243/4
24%
243%
24%
243%
12,500
30%
31
303/4
31%
31%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
31%
4,400
193/4
*19%
13,700
United
Biscuit
Co
31
10
United Board
United-Carr
8
United
Corp
Electric
of
Amer__No par
Carton Corp
10
&
9
Fastener
2.50
Corp
__i
19%
35 %
*19%
35
35
35%
105
20
19%
19%
35
34%
35
*95
*19
102
8%
8%
8%
20,
351%
8%
*46%
475/a
*46%
351/4
200
300
1,900
8%
8%.
8%
8%
5
*47%
475/8
*47%
47%
46%
47 %
475/a
400
5
18%
18%
18%
183/8
18%
18%
18%
185/a
18%
18%
2,700
1
245/a
2-5 %
243/4
25
243/4
25
24%
25%
243/4
25
9,900
No par
25%
25%
24%
253/4
24%
243/a
21
United
Jan
30
15
United Engineering & Foundry.:
United Financial Corp of Calif
United Fruit
19%
35%
*100
8 3/8
-Jan
Coal
102
8 3/a
,
27% Apr
Cos
.
:
24%
24%
25
24%
40,100
10
385/8
38%
383/4
39%
38%
38%
385/s
39
38%
38%
20,500
Co
4.50
24%
24%
24
243/s
245/s
24%
24%
245/s
24%
243/4
Corp
,
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc
United Park City Mines
Co.,
lo
21s/8
22
213/a
21%
21%
21%
20%
213/a
203/4
20%
2,300
1
17%
18%
17%
18
173/4
17%
173/4
18
173/4
17%
11,500
1
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
<1%
*1%
ll%
3,700
Co
393/4 May
3
United,Gas
Corp
United Gas
Improvement
Jan
2
2
275/8 May 23
233/4 May 16
19% Jan 30
21
•
93/8
32
74
37%
2
....
9%
»
36%
10
,
United Greenfield
United Shoe
Mach
common!
25
48 3/a
25
*333/4
"
Mar 18
.,
lo
403/4 Jan
55% Feb
'
93%
315/8
Corp
36
:
Inc
Artists
33% Jun 28
-.
__lo
Co
United
5
102
45%
3,600
4%
2
1% Apr
:
101%
No par
Co
Lines
101%
_10
common
preferred
non-cum
21
47% July 15
4
^gafwuMvi>IWi.n
93%
70%
of California
17% Jan
lp
see page
*92%
25
Oil
19
.
■-
-
79
20
2
271/4
84i/2
59
•
27%
101%.
35 % Mar 14
1 Va Jan
271/4
27
*78
2iy4 Jan
2
27%
*83%
$4
18
May 22
27%
101%
Feb
30 %
27%
783/4
2
.2
35 3/a
84%
United
21% Jan
46%
103%-
1015/s
11
Jan
35
1023/4
78%
53% Jan
Jan
453/8
..
35%
103%
*83%
United Air
37% July
8 3/4 Feb
45
343/s
1025/8
101%
433/« Jun 24
20 Va Mar 19
Mar 26
1% Jan
2
44%
355/a
104%
79
Drill
28
44%
35%
102%
84%
Twist
Jan
27
43%
35%
102%,
Union
Jan
5
43%
1023/4
*83
4
8
35
102%
*78
325/8 Jun
1
26,300
79
2
Jan
11,800
22%
84%
Car
32
19"%
12%
*78
Tank
102% Jan
113/4
22%
*83
Union
112
123/4
23
No par
JNo par
12
18% Mar 27
2
19 Va May 29
Mar
14
8
12%
223/4
193/4
No par
353/8 Jun
28
123/4
23
:No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred—
2
Jun
12%
22%
43
Corp
6%
.No par
common—.
19%
123/4
23
195/a
$3.50
2
3
20 g
113/4
22%
$3.70
,
12
29
2
41
64
Paper
195/s
12%
223/4
$4.50
Union
25
30% May
3
293^ May 28
/
)
1023/4 May 17
83% Jan
7
July 25
23% July 19
21
56
23
2
43% July 26
5
23% Feb
% May 29
Co
92
24
16% Oct
Electric
Jan
18
18% Oct
,
Union
75s/8 July 11
42
- May 21
9% July 12
101
17% Oct
<
28% May 10
95
5
163/4 May 28
<
1
31% Jan
50 V* Mar 16
Jun
Corp
23% Jan
353/8 Mar 15
24
Carbide
Mar 14
102% Dec
6% Jun
•
shares
ord
Bag-Camp
Union
82
Dec
24
V
Union
4
83/4 Jan
26% Jan
19
333/4 May 29
May 24
1
5
dep rets ord
193/4
113/a
22%
,
Amer
33 % Jan
„
19
54% Dec.
113
26
Jan
41 Va
1123/4 Feb
91% July 12
32 % Mar 13
25
1
2
59% Jan
3
Feb
N
July
2
82% May 23
75% Jan 25
28
39% Jan
88% July 23
223/4 Oct
Dec
39
Unilever
Jan
100
19
8% Feb
23
,100
7
13
Dec
35
Ltd
100 3/4 Jan
69% Jan
2
" 8
Unilever
j
Unarco Industries
263/4 July
Dec"
Udylite Corp (The)
12% July 23
25 % May 10
493/4 Jun
4
34
2
83% Dec
92
18
{ 20% Jun 25
•
101%
78
May 29
May 29
20 % Oct
.
'
2.
29
23% Apr 18
3
29
38
433/4 Mar 15
24
Jan
Nov
15
121% Jan
Jun 27
2
8% Jan
21% Jan
15
6%
preferred
49
34%
483%
*34
1%
1%
49
485/B
49
481/a
49
34%
333/4
34
333/4
333/4
23.
:-i
r
-.i
•
i
:i
48%
*333/4
49
34i/2
2,300
8,900
140
The
Number 6285
198
Volume
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(399)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 19GJ
Year 1962
Lowest
Lowest
Highest.
22
41 Va Feb
95 74 Aug
10
98 V4 Dec
23 74 Jim
25
32% Mar
19 Va Oct
24% Jan
14
25
47 Va Mar 23
6514 Oct
24
105 Va Jan- 4
July 11
10% Oct 23
164Va May 25
43
Jun
100
4
3
Jan
3674 Feb
73
Jan
161V2 Jan
87
7
3
2h
171
2
9% Jun
10
Apr
15% Jan
45 Va Feb
19
50%-May
4
42 Va Sep
18
39% Jan
4
49% Jun
7
9 Va Feb
5
8% Jan
3
10
Oct
23
233a Feb
18
23
15Ve Jan
2
19 % Apr
22
US
4
24% Jan
4
27% Feb
4
US
31 Vi May
38
Aug
79
Jan
Oct
53% Mar 20
23
7
152 Va July
223,a Jun
6
4
89% Jun
14
40% Jan
2
49 Va May 29
May
32% Jan
2
88% Feb
19
56
Jan
10
71% Feb
20
43% Jan
2
54
16
Jan
2
157% Mar 28
26% Jan
2
31% May 14
40% Jun 27
U
US
17
2
23% May 29
2
150
6
Jan
4
17 Va Jun
22
39 V2 July 17
42% Jan 22
Oct
29
May 28
14 V2 Mar 23
Apr
6
5 74 May 29
2
34% Feb
19% Oct
33% Oct
158
11% Apr
2
31 Va Jan
2
■
41% May
_
May
14
4
9 % Feb
40% Jun
33 % Apr
15
10% Oct
24
24
61V2 Mar 14
28% Oct
31
55
2
32% Jan
Jan
9%
8
1st
Universal
8
"Universal
24% Jun
18
41% Apr
Upjohn
4
Uris
20
30%
307a
V2
2,500
41
407b
41
9,300
8 4%
85
14,200
165
*163%
165
9%
9
85
—.
49
86
*47
9%
a
49
5,500
9%
*47
4114
40%
407b
41%
♦914
9%
41%
*9 lb
9%
9%
18%
*914
18%
*9.14
18%
2%
18%
1814
18%
25 Va
26
57 va
57%
IS
18%
1814
*23
26%
261a
26%
57
571a
57
57 Va
*87%
90
*87%
18%.
44%
100
164%
164%
164 Va
164%
*164%
No par
50
30%
31%
30%
337 b
31
31
78%
gl%
79 Va
82^.
80
84 va
t8
69
68%
50
16%
451/4
46
45%
15: V2
154
153%
No par
27%
|
27%
27%
6914
49%
*4014
21%
2 4%
38%
37 %
6 Va
6,300
40 3b
40%
*40%
24%
24%
24
%
2 1 i'r,
2 4 va
38
24%
1,820
37%
377b
37%
577b
5,500
6 7b
6
27%
26%
36%
35%
27 %
36
6 Va
7%
*39%
164%
70
41
*43%
'
7%
165
69%
37%
41
40%
35%
70
2874.
7%
165
69 Va
450
3,900
151,4CO
27%
*3 9 7b
-
83.1b
165
27%
7%
100
30%
84 %
43 lb
40%
com_No par
30%
867b
154%
2014
7%
2 7
164%
31
457b
*39%-
1
135
39,090
153%
5
Corp
5,500
4 4%
46 V3
25c
com
4414
154 74
38
67 b
2,300
90
45%
27%
247b
37%
5,500
17,2CO
153%
27%
24%
*87%
41%
81.14
46
42%
154%
151
40%
16414
30%
69 %
45%
57 Va
L0
4414
165
69
457b
154
1
6
44%
41%
26%
57
*87%
44%
5
Match
26
5714
90
44 Vc
30c
Tobacco
26%
57
*87%
44Va
44
preferred_25
Steel
26%
93
"
Pharmaceutical
9,000
49
40 %
10
com
Corp
preferred
Oil
99%
41%
1
common
&
"
23
99 Va
31
*163%
97b
*47
Shares
28%
101
40
165
9%
29%
the Week
30%
86 Va
*163%
9%
Friday
July 26
*9914
101
85%
165
49
100
Leaf
13
*47
*9914
23%
->914
5
preferred
42% Jan
42% May 14
49
9%
29 va
41 Va
100
Utilities
87c
85%
*163 %
V
28%
101
5
preferred
non-cumulative
Universal
July 17
*47
*991
5
common
Co
Vitamin
20% Jun
10
1657b
9%
101
28%
1
preferred
Convertible
37% Jan
40 Ve Mar 20
*163%
1
28 %
10
Universal-Cyclops
16% Mar 20
31% May 29
86
50
United Whelan Corp
Universal American
4
2
39
Co
S Tobacco
United
28
29 V2 Oct
Jan
7
25
165
407b
common
non-cum
77c
1
7% Feb
160% Jan
13 Va Apr
28% Apr
Aug
49%
85%
40%
86%
preferred
Rubber
7 7c
8'% Jan
6
24% Jan
34% Mar
6
Feb
170
18
4
40
17c
38 Va Jan
3
Feb
••'•54
8
28 % May
v
24
24
25
6
2
40% Apr
38% Jan
19
38% Jan
23% Feb
35% Apr
-
407b
100
Shoe Corp_„___
Smelting Ref & Min
preferred
US Steel Corp common
48 Va Jan
31
40
287/s
Sales for
Thursday
30 Va
common
US
26 V8
31
39'A
4
US
Mar 27
30%
common
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
8%
Dec
30
& Foundry Co
Playing Card Co__
S
9
30
30%
No par
374 Ve
35
78%|Jan
152% Apr
39% Feb
139 Va July
170
2
US
U
51
22
3734 Oct
161% Jan
2
May
2
*
37
60 Va Jun
81 Va Jan
9
62 V2 Dec
26
July
3
4
164
2
22 Va May 29
49 Va
42% Jan
82 Va Sep
60% Feb
12
36
PRICES
July 25
30%
Pipe
*
■
'
Lines
SALE
July 24
1
preferred series A
4%,%
HIGH
Wednesday
100
Gypsum Co
7Ve
preferred
US
Tuesday
July 23
July 22
28%
*29%
Securities
S
1
May
Foreign
Freight Co
4%%
2
14
Monday
preferred
&
US Industries Inc
16
2374 Dec
'
S
9
874 Jan
"
S
U
Jun
30 V8 Jan
■•"'VV
U
U
48 Va Mar 29
2474 Mar
21
47b %
7
46% Alc.y 23
2
LOW AND
STOCK
Par
Chemical Corp com._l
US Borax &
July 19
32% Jun
11
YORK
EXCHANGE
22'% -hS '23
26
9
28 74 Jun
153
2
98 V4 Jan
24
NEW
Highest
6
7%
28
67a
17b
3,100
.
I- 3,700
~
41
6
7%
96,420
:
550
6 %
2.8CO
7%
7%
5,300
40
40
26 Va
26%
26 7b
2574
26'/a
357b
164%
40
26%
35%
4,600
35%
36
36
36%
1651b
2,900
*163%
*397b
40
100
2.50
*163 l.b
16
16%
16 Va
165%
17
15%
165%
16%
20
1
Corp
Products
35
16 %
35%
16%
16
35%
357 a
35%
I6V4
35%
35 7b
41,100
40
36 7a
39%
40
34%
39%
35 Va
40
21,800
39%
40
39%
40
13,600
Co_
Co
1
Building Corp
39%
*163%
10c
2G%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
12.80
Utah Power & Light Co
38%
207b
38%
38 Va
20%
38%
3814
20%
20%
38%
1,200
38
38%
3814
38%
5,600
33
33 »/a
33%
32%
32%
1,000
V
2214 May 29
33 Va Feb
1
3
36% Apr
16
Vanadium-Alloys
12 Va Dec
19
28% Jan
16
12 Va Mar 20
15 Va Feb
14
Vanadium
May 29
28% Dec
31
26% Mar
1
30% Jun
4
20
22% Jun
19 Va Jun
8
Oct
27
28% Jan
5
14
Varian
25
32 % Jan
23
Vendo
Co
24
18
10
8% July 22
11% Feb
12
Victor
Comptometer
Jan
39 Va Jan
44
Oct
1
53 Va Dec
31
103% July 18
111% Dec
13
22
40 Va Jan
44 Va Mar 23
25
24
4
Jan
2
53
.
66 Va
;
Jan
19
89% Jan
2
Jun
29
27
91
Jan
14
94
July 15
92% May 22
94% Feb 13
92 va Feb
105% Oct
20
16 Ve Jun
25
26% Jan
3
Oct
23
36% Jan
14% Feb
21
Jan
30
102% Aug 24
8% May 29
1017b Sep 10
106
93
16
Jan
May 13
Jan
26
May 20
97
July 17
106% Apr
5
16
$4.12
18% Mar 22
Vornado
2
14V4 Apr
24
Vulcan
4
107 % Feb
7
104
Jan
Grocery
12%
127b
1274
1274
29
29 Va
2874
29
isVa
18%
17%
18 Va
17%
18 74
20 va
217b
20%
20%
1
8%
com__l
9
8Va
61
63%
461/2
50
17%
18 %
60,100
20%
20V4
12,900
47
62%
*46%
9
8%
9
87 b
9
8%
700
8%
63 74
65%
7,100
64%
6674
65
65%
47
46 Va
23,600
467b
47
47
47%
47%
68
69
70
70
69%
7274
71
73
71
42
42%
42
42%
41%
42 Va
41%
42 Va
1097b
110
1,300
71
42%
109%
109%
*93 Vt
95%
*
97
*96
96
«96
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1
6,200
64'/4
42
100
Co
12%
29
2074
2074
12%
28%
18 Va
1774
20%
100
109%
98
7,300
*96
110%
1097b
1097b
110
95%
*9374
957b
♦931/4
95'/a
*93 V,
,
97Va
93 V4
*96
971/4
♦96
97Vt
*96
24,700
98
*96
98
110
*96
98
340
95%
97 Va
*96
110
98
106%
*105%
106 7b
*105 7b
1067b
*105%
106 Va
*105%
1061/2
Co
preferred
24%
24 V,
241/4
2474
24%
24 Va
23%
24%
23 va
237b
2374
227b
247b
23%
2,600
23 7b
1
common
24
10c
Inc
Materials
6va7c
*3274
13
20%
preferred
10 va Jan
4
33
29 Va
1.25
preferred
$4.80
Von's
12%
*28%
"
convertible
28% May 14
29% Jun 11
21
*32 va
13
28%
preferred
50
Virginia Elec & Power com__No par
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
100
$4.20 preferred
100
99 %
33
12%
28%
1
Corp
Chemical
5%
10
93 Va Jun
7
Jan
July 25
113
3
104% Jan
7
47
41% July 25
108 Va Feb
Associates
Virginia Carolina
5% prior preferred
July 25
<7,% Mar
73
32 Va
1
10
37VaJan
24
16
Co
Inc
17% July 23
20 Va July 22
Oct
88
Co
19
2
Jun
86
Steel
Corp of America
Raalte
457b Feb
50% Jan
22
39 Va Oct
44
Van
2274
237b
23 Va
11%
12%
23%
117b
12 7b
1174
12
15,700
117b
12Va
12
12 7b
104 Va
104 7b
6,500
*1047b
106
106 %
*105
106 Va
110
100
105
105
*105
w
74
July
16
9
88
Feb
Oct
26
31
Jan
24
9% Jan
4
39 V4 Oct
24
79
3
5% Oct
20
6% Mar
42 Va Jun
657a Mar 21
40% Jun
25
57 va Jan
21 Va Oct
25
44% Feb
4va Oct
19
8V4 Feb
*
4%%
10
Wabash
25% Alay 13
9 Va May 24
Wagner
Electric
Waldorf
10
87
2
6
Jan
RR
20
51
1
56% Jun
5
237b July 25
27% Jan
7
Wallace
2
8% Feb
11
3
9
6j/4 Jan
20
Walworth
80
797b
797b.
80
80
80%
81
80%
807b
22 74
180
22%
22%
237b
22%
22%
23
23%
23%
23%
87b
8%
8VA
8%
8%
8%
9 7b
10
45 V,
45 74
45
4574
45
No par
50c
51%
51%
51%
51%
3,300
3,000
1,100
51%
51%
2474
24 Va
24 Va
24%
24
24
77b
7%
7%
7 7b
1
.-100
W
&
G
Inc
Tiernan
&
797a
15
*7%
8
7%
Corp
Walgreen Co
Walker
(Hiram)
8
100
No par
2.50
49 % Feb
2
Mar
preferred
System
July 18
19% Jan
Co
9
*8%
45
7Vt
9
45
451/4
*51
45
51%
52
800
24%
24
24
2,500
774
71/4
7%
7%
'
5% Oct
25
59 v* Jun
15
6 V4 May
9% Feb 21
"
: Mar 12
72
10Va Oct
24
20% Feb
22
Oct
24
38 va Apr
17% Oct
3
.
9
19
277a May 17
76 Va Jun
V 16 Va Jun
.
23 V* Jan
Oct
5
Dec
28
103
Feb
14
Oct
2
54% Jan
2
32
Jan
3
29
May 29
May 29
40% Jan
2
33% Mar
4
51
2
31
2
92
39
2
51
31% Jan
2
5
5V4 Jan
27b Apr
31
14 V4
8% Oct
23
25
14% Feb
Welch
West
19
53% Apr
15
15
West
11
95
Dec
28
94% Jdn
14
98
85% Jan
3
92
Apr
30
91% Jan
14
94% May 17
22
46
Alar 12
30 % Jan
2
38% May 20
<97% Feb
16
102
100 Va Jan
4
19
Jan
5
32 va Dec
May 29
Dec
4
23% Jun
25
39
Jan
27
29
Jun
17
'40 Va July
2
32 Va Jun
4%
31
29
Jan
2
39% Jun
Western
25
33
Western
2
32
24
41% Jan
25% Jun
4
30% Mar 12
25
Jan
39 Va Jan
2
31% Jan
27
88 Va Jan
31
86% Apr
19
108% Sep
24
118
Apr
110
2
Feb
15
Sep
10
42% Jan
2
27
Jan
90 V, Oct
29
96% Apr
■36% Dec
18
92
Jan
3
20
35 % Jan
7
24
77
115
2
4
25% May 11
71 Va May 14
29
Oct 24
77
Apr
Jan
33% Jan
47 V4 Mar 28
35
5
20
100
19
Jun
30
May 10
Apr
15
101% May 27
51 % Jun
3
12
85 Va Jun
45
4
27 V, July 22
103% Nov
23
Apr
90 V* Jan
Jun
3
Jun
10% Feb
27
10V4 Jan
15
6% Jan
2
Oct
25
19
21% Jan
2
27% July
28
39
Jan
2
46
2
14
Mar 29
Mar 22
34
July 24
26
32% Aug 17
-I8V4 Dec 27
Jan
43% Feb
26% Mar
26% Alay 29
48
18
15
Jun
84% Alar 16
88
Nov
15
87
93 7b Feb
Jun
26
Jun
26
Jan
2
7
6% Jan
2
2
26% Mar
1
9% Feb
39
Jan
Feb
9
131 Va Apr
10
31V4 Alay 29
44% Dec
28
130
Jan
136 7b Apr
30
47
14% Oct
42% Oct
1
Otherwise indicated.
Mar
stock
dividends
28 Va
122
*115%
42%
*41:7b
1
*115%
28%
28 Va
98
98%
42
*79%
122
28 VA
28%
♦98
98
42
Va
*79%
82
417b
40%
122
28%
*97%
42 Va
82
98
42 Vt
42V4
*79%
41
82
40%
*40
29%
30
11,300
34%
33%
34%
58,300
89Vt
89 V,
*88%
89%
*115%
122
28%
28%
98
98
42%
42%
*79%
40%
28 Vt
281/4
97%
82
98
42%
43%
*79%
40%
400
122
*115%
4,800
380
22,500
82
*40 Vt
40%
500
29Vt
41,000
9 Va
9
9
9%
9%
27
*27
27%
27%
27%
*43 Va
44%
*43%
44%
*431/4
44%
147b
147b
♦14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
151/4
34%
Inc__
Stores
.
Inc
Chemical
Iron
;
29%
103
•
29%
♦102%
9%
35
34%
34%
34
34%
34
34
30%
31%
31
31%
31 va
32
X31 %
38%
31Va
387b
36%
3774
37Vt
37%
37%
No par
__10c
*91%
92 74
*91%
92 Va
♦917b
92 74
91%
9%
*91%
*9
28%
291/4
103
34%
31%
28'/4
Inc.
97b
28
1
Inc
Co
com—10
29 VA
100
*13374
——
Service
Co Inc
97b
28%
2974
29%
29 Va
29%
*133 VA
135%
*133 74
1357b
4374
43 Va
43%
43%
37
37%
377b
26%
26%
26%
697b
69%
69 7b
37%
26%
26%
69%
69%
32%
'•
92 Va
101
33 74
92
VA
101
-
32 74
91%
29
37Va
38%
36%
37%
26%
26%
26%
27 '
27
70
68%
70%
68%
68%
32 74
32 7b
32 Va
10%
10%
10%
233 7b
239%
2407b
225%
229 V*
2287b
236%
12,800
29%
135 Va
100%
5
100
1,900
11,200
28%
*917b
*10%
9
28 Va
*133Vt
92 Va
10%
92V4
9
29%
32%
10%
1,200
3,500
4,600
38
'
200
3,100
31%
135%
99%
101%
107b
3,500
38
*1331/4
43%
*917b
—1-23
Corp—
27%
44 Va
10
Co
9
9
-
29%
36%
10
100
No par
9
28 Va
135 Va
10
Co
9
27%
29 Vt
-
44
Corp__10
5
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(F
9
27
20
*102%
377b
Power
Public
28%
103
34 Va
Stores
Elec
27%
*102 Va
31
5
Co
preferred
9
28%
103
common—_No par
Corp
Co
9
25
Jun
12
68
fPo c*
or
calp
^Transferred
more,
low
Zenith
ted When
Radio
distributed
Ex-dividend,
from American Stock Exchange to
and high ranges are for new
shares only.
y
Ex-rights,
28%
307b
*30 Va
30%
99 Va
100 Va
99%
100%
25%
26%
25%
26%
58%
60%
617b
28
1
Corp
x
29%
*30%
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door—a.—No par
27% Jun
companies
of 257c
*115%
29%
34
44 Va
Xerox
21 va May 20
6
i-Kic
s?ch
On
Alar 29
34% May 21
51
100
29
■
2 7.7b
(Wm) Jr
Wyandotte Worsted
106% Alay 31
r
2,200
31
8%
Wrigley
25
2
2
;
17,500
21%
*43 Va
Worthington Corp common
4%%
prior preferred
July 18
2
18% Jan
75% Mar 15
'391/4
21%
'.,*26%
Woodward
Alay 16
Jan
30VS Mar 16
7~z
39
*281/2
447b
6%
247% July 26
2
24
31
277b
Wisconsin
15
25 V4 Jan
84% Jan
"
21%
92 74
101
*917b
1017b
44
♦44
32V4
92Vt
102
441/4
32%
32%
*91%
92
4,500
8,700
1,600
16,300
14,000
50
1017 b
243
2,100
10%
10 Va
700
2387b
10%
101 %
247%
68,700
13,300
I
107% Mar 28
25
39%
21%
*43 VA
8
'
38%
*28 Va
*26 7b
2
22
21 %
20
50
1
5
preference
convertible
preferred
16
65 78 Oct
39 Va
16,700
27%
Feb
23
30
38%
*21%
7,700
,48%
*102 Va
Jan
16
*28%
32%
X48
28
Jan
36% Feb 21
29%
48%
103
58
38% Feb
22
29%
47V2
27 VA
93
23
38%
21 Vt
31
48
103
*102%
131
Ti
38%
2274
46%
94
*101
8974
25
Jun
39
21
48%
103
341/4
28
19
*101
103
29
22
22% Oct
*101
89 74
81 Va Jun
24
103
32%
33%
21% Oct
'
*92%
32%
28%
92 Va Jun
■
*95 lb
94
31%
3474
Woolworth
•
96%
*92%
897b
7534 Apr
-
*95%
33%
29 7b
5
146 Vt Jan
96%
94
33%
337b
627'a Feb
4
96%
*95%
89%
2
166% J&Q
260
*92%
48%
*29
600
5,000
94
33%
3874
2
40
11%
43%
103 Va
43
96 Va
47%
46%
11%
103 Va
43%
29
92 Va Jan
14
*100%
11%
103%
43%
*103
89 Vt
24
87 Va JUD
103
11%
43%
103
34%
Oct
12
*101
11%
4374
103
30
55
19
33 Vt
*11%
43%
14Vt
33 %
Witco
9% Jun
*92%
15
29 Va
4174 July 10
27 74 Jun
7
28
11%
15
1,000
*88%
2
11% Feb
*95%
94
34
2,200
14%
3
2,100
3
25
96%
14%
3
14%
103 Va
34
3,200
3
43,400
Jan
Jun
42%
*103
600
3 Va
2%
27%
24 % Jan
8
*92%
*117b
437b
103 Vt
2,300
39
33%
27
Wisconsin
8
Alay 13
Jan
*95%
1174
15
49%
39
33%
2%
>
27%
5
94
42%
103
100
15
14%
3
26%
22
36
1174
4
1
pfd
3
27%
29% Jan
107
147b
3
351/4
29% Dec
7
2%
38%
34%
35%
15
2
49
38 Va
*33 Va
35%
23
28
49%
38%
34
35%
Oct
Jan
48%
*33 Va
35%
Oct
9674 Jun
48%
38%
33%
1,600
35%
20
26 Va Jan
48%
38%
33%
2,300
27%
-23
85
48 V4
387b
34
Co
RR
$4.25 preferred
Industries
'
28
48
3.9%
34
37%
367b
Winn-Dixie
22
3 2 74 May 17
7
42% Jan
48%
38%
34
1
Windsor
9% Alar 28
317a Apr
28% July 26
125
48
600
34
37%
27%
White
12
5
22
3714
26%
Oil
44
35 74 Jun
6
37 V4
105
35%
&
36% July 24
37%
1,400
44,100
24%
105
27 Va
Wilson
16
31 Va
\ 8,500
36%
Wickes
25% Mar
Feb
37 Va
23%
13%
35%
Wilcox
20
57
31 Va
24%
107
3,600
267b
5
32% Feb
37
Telegraph
Union
15
25
22
341/4
*36%
24%
*105
100
150
•i
No par
Pacific
13
39% Apr
Jun
33% Oct
34Vt
No par
No par
2nd preferred
non-cum
$3
18
19% Jan
34 Vt
Prior
3
Jun
105%
34 Vt
574%
10
Alay 29
24%
105%
,
V 27 Vt
preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
7
32% Jun
107
25
24%
34%
24%
106
V:"
,.
27'/4
13%
"■•
106%
5
4%%
23%
7,600
2.50
Westirighouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5 preferred
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
4V,%
convertible preferred—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White
Motor
Co
common
1
May 16
38% Jun
5
2
Jun
25
13%
27%
34 VA
Western Maryland Ry com—No par
24 Va Jun
Jan
13%
27%
72%
23%
35 Vt
Bancorporation
Western
2
28
13 Va■
277b
7%
*71
23%
24%
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
Pulp & Paper common—5
preferred
100
Air Lines Inc
1
.
18% Jan
9
May 29
Feb
Western
,54% Jun
21
80
100
4% %
Mar
Feb
25
25
Va
29 V, Dec
24
21% Oct
8
4.10%
West
32 Va Feb
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
21 Va Oct
Jan
31% Jan
2
13
28
103
4.20%
Mar 12
14
28
7%
*7%
72%
23%
106%
Corp
Power
Penn
13%
*27%
7%
*71
23%
13%
24%
—5
1
Coal
Financial
Wesco
106% Feb
*7%
72%
.
34%
Co
Kentucky
1
11
26 Va Oct
87
Corp
Scientific
7 Va
2374
106%
Co
Motor
*7%
72
23 7b
277b
24%
Knitting Mills
Welbilt
Apr
100
4
Waukesha
13%
28
7%
72 7b
23 74
No par
Co—
(S. D.)
Wayne
12 7/a Jun
Mar 11
9
20
1
3% May 8
21% Jan 23
2
July 26
39 V, Mar
102% Apr
Feb
13%
preferred—100
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
40% May 22
34 Vs Jun
3
22
95 V4 Jun
38% May 3
407b May 28
30 Va Feb
convertible
$4.00
Warren
*71
277b
Pharmaceutical—1
Warner-Lambert
8
71
23 7b
1.25
Inc
Co
47 V* Jan
8
Pictures
Bros
May 14
71
22%
No par
—10
Warner
Warner
37% Mar 19
Jan
common
Co
Brothers
17
2974 Apr
110
Bakiilg Co
preferred
6 7o
Warner
July 10
36% Feb
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
27 b Oct
17.
2474 July 11
Mar 11
,25
29
105
Alay 24
60
Apr 23
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12% Mar 20
^
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45
52
23%
z
Ex-distribution,
5974
tin
29V4
bankruptcy
297b
29%
31%
31%
1001/4
10074
101%
100%
31%
10174
7,300
25%
26V4
26%
26%
267b
277b
9,800
59 Va
60 7b
59 74
60%
58%
597b
29Va
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100
or
31
receivership
287 a
31
or
297b
being
reorganized
under
500
47,100'
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N.Y.S.E. Range for 1963 is a combination of ooth exchanges. All preferred issues are cumulative-uhlesa
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(400)
.
.
.
Monday, July 29, 1963
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
Lowest
Year 1961
column
the
Treasury
4 As
Treasury
4s__
Treasury
4s
Treasury
4s
Treasury
4s.
Treasury
4s
Treasury 4s
Treasury 4s
Treasury
4s
Treasury 3%s
-
3%s
3%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury 3%S
Treasury
3%s
May 15
Treasury
3%s
Nov
Nov
15
15
1967
1980
Feb
15 1990
15 1998
15 1966
Treasury
3%S
Treasury
3 %s
3%s~
Treasury 3%s
Treasury
Nov
.
Treasury
3'As
Treasury
Treasury
Nov
1978-1983
3'As__
3s
Jun
May 15
Feb 15
Treasury 3s
Treasury 3s
15
Feb
Treasury
2%S
19J5
1965
1962-1967
15
15
15
1963-1968
15
1964-1969
15
1964-1969
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Mar
15
1965-1970
Mar
15
1966-1971
Jun
15
1967-1972
5s_
July 25
103.8
July 25
101
July 11
July 10
101
July 11
July 10
101.8
101.8
103.1,6 Mar
103.16 Mar
6
6
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May 15
25
Jun
Dec
28
100 % Dec
Feb
100
31
101
19
Apr
11
^_Mar
-1
prices
indicated
are
with
a
double
dagger.
All
other
bid
are
and
asked
100.6
100.8
100.8
1.0.10
100.11
100.15
100.3
100.7
100.5
100.9
100.8
100.12
100.4
100.2
100.6
100.6
100.10
100.3
100.1
100.5
100.5
100.9
99.31
99.20
99.24
99.22
99.26
99.12
99.20
99.16
90.24
99.31
100.3
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99.6
99.6
99.10
98.23
98.27
98.26
98.30
99.11
19.15
99.12
99.30
99.28
99.30
99.29
99.31
99.30
99.7
99.5
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93.16
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91.24
91.18
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89.24
89.18
89.26
89.18
89.26
89.20
89.16
89.24
89.18
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99.28
99.30
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88.25
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100.17
99.1
92.18
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1
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100.17
99.10
92.24
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100.22
100.13
98.21
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96.23
88.24
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99.9
93.16
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100.11
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89.18
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Thursday
July 25
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point.
87.22
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1963
Wednesday
Ask
month
a
89.10
92.18
91.28
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the
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15
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1985
1964
in
or
89.16 /
99.30
89,10
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102.10
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93.22
91.14
91.22
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90.22
98.31
99.1
1966
indicate
Tuesday
Bid
102.2
102.8
100.12
100.10
100.11
100.4
100.1
99.30
99.30
99.18
99.12
99 30
98.31
May 15
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Treasury
Period"
point represent
July 22
A k
Bid
-
1975-1935
Aug 15 1987-1992
May 15 1989-1994
Feb 15 1969
Oct
1 1969
Aug 15 1970
Aug 15 1971
Feb 15 1972
Aug 15 1972
—Feb 15 1980
Feb 15 1988-1993
May 15 1968
r——Nov 15 1971
Nov 15 1974
Aug 15 1968
4 "As
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decimal
Monday
EXCHANGE
Treasury
headed
Figures after
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YORK
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in
mature.
BONDS
GOVERNMENT
Highest
Highest
Lowest
bonds
the
when
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Range for Previous
|
letters
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
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100
99'A
100
99%
-
100
991/4
100
quotations.
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Last
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1963
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1961
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1961
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1962
1961
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40'/a
47
46
46
__
*43%
ApriZ-Oct
*93%
ApriZ-Oct
sinking fund
46%
*43 %
105
100 %
$
•
104%
April-Ocf
fund
Mortgage
•
105%
100 % 103
sink
•
105%
101
$
1973
1945
171
f
102%
15
99% 100'/2
311
102
89
89
103
89
155
4
Feb-Aug
1965
Feb-Aug
98%
•
6s
102
101%
•
•
Chinese
87%
*101%
II
•
100%
April-Oct
1964—June-Dec
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Aprtl-Oct
42-
42%
42%
Colombia
•
101%
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
see page
29.
(R'ep of)
5s
Jan
extl
sink
fund
Columbia
20
36
100 %
6
100
101
§»Gtd
100,
102'/a
36
100
105%
§«Gtd sink fund
78
100%
105
§ ©Gtd
17
99%
45%
1960
1951
1950
,
Bank
(Mortgage
bonds
of)
--
92%
92%
"iVz
~3
*43%
__
*1%
3
__
95%
Mar-Sepf
Oct
1961
dollar
Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
%
*93%
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
1970
6s of 1928
1927
100
——
--
;
.
100¥4 102 7/a
99% 101
.
102%
sink
Copenhagen
*100'/a 103
—
sink
*97%
94%
--
102%
96
101
fund
fund
6'/2s
7s
95
95%
95 Ya
172
1961—April-Ocf
:Jan-July
87
1970—ApriZ-Oct
172
79%
87
'
87
—
7s
1947
1946
53/aS
.
-
Costa
s
f
Rica
Telephone
$
Feb-Aug
(Republic
Map-Nov
55/sS
debentures
of)
Apr-Oct
_May-Nov
1947
Copenhagen
(City of) —
53/as s f extl loan 1978
--
ApriZ-Oct
1978
Ry)
of
6s
7s
1960
*93%
*43
■
100
June-Dec
1950
Municipal
(Hukuang
§ •Cologne (City of) 6'/2s
47As debt adjustment
89%
—
—
Consol
assented
fund
1962
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
sinking
assented
Chilean
104%
3s
1970
footnotes,
63
*93%
April-Ocf
fund
assented
External
101%
102 '/2
1958
A
88 VB
87'/4
56 7/8
104
99%
102%
1976
loan
ser
85'/2
84%
-
*43%
ApriZ-Oct
1960
sinking
assented
6s
•
101 %
100
1C2 %
6'/2s
8)
May -Nov
May-Noa
1942
sinking fund
External
•
99%
97
100
Jan-July
1972
f
s
external
debt
83
~
*84%
External
•
99
Jan-July
1977
(City of)
§•6'/2s
47/8s
94
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan
63%
57%
Jan-July
_
•
94
*85
•
•
4
old
Belgian Congo 5'As extl loan'1973
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s
5'/2s
78
*61%
External
—
new
1982
5'/2s extl
(Free
debs
16
s
30-yr 3s
external
assented
• 7s
47/8s
94
*92
1978—J&n-July
1974
—
63
100
Governments 4%s.assented
1980—Jan-July
8•Bavaria
92
Mar-Sepf
23As
—
Apr-Oct
5'/2s Oct
20 year 5s 1983
(Rep)
92
Mar-Sepf
of)
(Republic)
§»7s
April-Ocf
L
1980
1980_
20-year
Austrian
78
(interest
1975—
(Dept of)
• External
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
1978—
5'/2s
62 '/a
June-Dec
—
1969
5'As
*96'/a
*96'/a
63
June-Dec
1971
20-year 5'/2s 1981
20-year 5%s Jan 15 1982
20-year 5'/as July 15 1982
Austria
18
—
•
4'/2s
5%s
93
1951
A
—
of)—
3%s
5s
94
June-Dec
due
Plan
•
April-Oct
bonds
1967
3'/2s
92
__
Apr-Oct
1957
$
(Commonwealth
20-year
20-year
15-year
15-year
15-year
15-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
20-year
91
(interest
A
1978
to
30-yr
(Dominion
25-year
105'/a
102
31
•
Apr-Oct
1957
series
30-year 3s
83
1957—April-Ocf
•
2nd
2
June-Dec
3.375%)
(Dept of)
Canada
92
102
102
Jan-July
1945__Jan-July
sinking fund 7s
sinking fund 7s
series
§«7s
92
(interest
1979
3.5%)
to
91
1957—April-Ocf
1952
pursuant
78
(interest
Aprll-Oct
1927
funding bonds of 1931
reduced
Feb-Aug
§• Antioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A
1945
§ •External sinking fund 7s ser B
§
A
1979
of
80'/a
75%
June-Dec
June-Dec
due
pursuant to Plan
Stamped
ISSUES
1947
6s
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968~_Mar-Sept
(City of) 5'As 1973
Mar-Sept
§• External
6'/2s
77%
—
(interest
1926
3.375%)
Central
Stamped
FOREIGN
Amsterdam
§ •External
A
86%
Bank—
fund
sink
Akershus
of
1941
1978
6'/2s
f
s
reduced
AND
3.5%)
f
to
External
5%
GO\LllNMLNls,
8s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
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external
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Exchange
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of)
Stamped pursuant to Plan
•
High
ApriZ-Oct
debentures
Power
Debt
New
Range Since
Bonds
.
1955—
f debentures
s
6'/2s
Berlin
Members
V
Friday's ;
Bid & Asked
"Low
6s
98
Interest
Exchange
Hign
Berlin City Electric
1980
—
BONDS
.
Jan.],1963
New
Transit
Friday
_
Bonds
Bid & Asked
1977
1978—
3s
1972_
98%
98
98 V2
114
98
June-Dec
100'/2
99
100%
89
99
Apr-Oct
98y4
98 Vz
60
97%
April-Ocf
97%
*68
70'/2
99
"
63%
,
103%
1G0
70'/2
Number 6285
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(401)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
Week's
Friday
Interest
Lasi
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
Credit Froncier
5Vss
Denmark
1977
loan
loan
extl
0V4S
external
5V'4S
3s
external
20
20%
61%
61%/
61%
Grande do
§ ♦Bs
1071/4
20
i
1
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1978
*19%
100 Vi
99
98%
98
98 Vi
2b */2
63
reduced
(State of)
loan
of
99 V i
*88
105
98
101 Vi
98
(Republic
Estonia
I ♦Rome
88
95 %
951/s
Jan-July
Jan-July
1967
7s
of)
*95 Vi
*4
—
4
—
§ •Sao
5 Vis
of
due
1926
1966
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Ocf
April-Oct
(11th series) 1978
series) 1980
debentures 1982.
(I3tn
5',4S
f
s
Finland
Extl
Plan
2004
4%s
99
99
101
98
*—
99
73
106
98
165
99 Vi
102 Vi
100 Vi
102 Vi
99 vi
99 Vi 100
39
99%
99
98
69
——Mar-Sept
-—
6Vis
Main
on
Serbs
secured
97%
99
•
99
series
May-Nov
1973
dollar
doilar
4s
*95 Vi
—
--
95%
—
95%
dollar
5s
dollar
April-Oct
April-Ocf
loans—
1953
loan
1930—
of
^
*93
102
Works—
104 Vi
1
107%
92
1
—
94 Vi
secured
B
part
paid
Africa
♦
6s
part
paid
65
__
70
61
178
77%
35
May-Nov
1962
1951
90
*26%
35
98
98
25
—
27%
Dec
June-Dec
1965
*
Pipline 5 Vis
Fund
30
~7%
1982—
6%
7%
16
98%
100
99 Vi
16
98%
100
100 V4
99 Vi 100
Mar-Sept
4Vis, 1974
8Vi
99%
99
99
June-Dec
new
Vi
99
Jan-July
1968
7
*6%
June-Dec
1968
1
24%
"7%
Mar-Sepf
1958
7s
4Vis
Jan
Dev
*97 Vi
*26Vo
June-Dec
loan
Italy
90
May-Nov
1958
loan
European
90
May-Nov
6Vis
external
(Union of)
102
102
1
101%
102%
110
110
3
107%
Taiwan
110%
5Vis
•
*94
—
—
94%
—
Electric
5Vis
Power
103
May-Nov
1
97Vi
98
98%
39
102%
105%
91
102% 103
98%
97 Vi
103%
(40-year)
due
1971
f
s
Ltd—
Co
extended
1971
to
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
216
216
216
99
100
99
216
"100
101%
Tokyo
97
(City of) —
5Vis extl loan
5Vis
April-Ocf
due
1961
—May-ZVou
-Feb-Aug
1964
1968
37%
37%
33%
33%
5
30
3
26%
:
Uruguay
40
of
'27
1961
April-Obf
to
extended
(Republic of)
Heidelberg
Ilseder
(City)
Steel
7 Vis
Corp
International Tel
Sud
America
Italian
1950
April-Ocf
1971
10.1 Vi 101%
;
*1013u
101%
*95 Vi
~
95%
—
gtd
ext
B
ou-year
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
1977
3s
f
Jan-July
1977
1947
series
s
3s
/
--
§ #7s
102
102
81%
103 Vi
81%
3
82 Vi
18
98
§ ♦Italy
(Kingdom
§
86 Vi
Del
(dollar
Jan-July
Car.ca
4 Vis
•
bonds
of
1937)—
1979
May-Nov
1979
81%
—
82
81
71
1st
8R
•
82
81%
82%
65
81
of)
7s
of)
5Vis
5Vis
mortgage
Bank
1977
due
due
Government) —
of '24
1954
extended
1964
5Vis extl loan
5Vis
of
'30
95
11
92%
1964
to
98 Vi
98%
99%
72
97 %
101%
96%
96%
96%
172
96 Vi
98%
7s
1958
(State Mtge
KLM
4%s
99u
991,4 100%
98
102 %
100%
225
97 Vi
102%
99 Vi 100%
100 Vi
75
99%
102%
9.9
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*26 V<2
99%
100%
—-
103
217%
98 Vi
,
2
102 Vi
24%
__
28
conv
Toll
&
Electric
Mar-Sept
uniform code 1959__Mar-Sept
5s
Co
86 Vi
86%
27
82%
2Va
2Va
2%
25
%
series
6s
of)
of
to
3s
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Minas
6Vis
(Colombia)
30-year
f
s
(City
21/2
Stamped
1952
6Vis
(State)—
extl
fund
sink
Jan-July
April-Oct
6Vis
to
Stamped
pursuant
reduced
to
Zealand
Nippon
'26
& Tel
%
62 Vi
571/2
42
63
Plan A
2008
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511/2
54
s
4V4s
s
5Vis
s
extl
f
Co
AND
(interest
5 Vis
52
46Vi
52
sink
101
100
102
36
100
105V4
101 Vi
100
1021/4
95
100
105Vi
100 Vi
98
100Vi
241
98
101V4
April-Oct
100 Vi
100 Vi 101 Vi
54
98
103%
Mar-Sepf
f
extl
Joan
5 Vis
external
5 Vis
extl
10iy4
99% 101 Vi
50
97%
102%
external
5 Vis
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
April-Ocf
1965
1973
loan
loan
1965
new
1976
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1977
loan
1978
May-Nov
Oriental
(City
of)
Development
5 Vis
extl
loan
100
1
100
1
.
101%
100
101 Vi
99
103 Vi
99
100%
99%
99
101
96
99
103
98
98
99
220
98
103 %
263
96%
99
98%
100
97%
96%
due
98
39
r*
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5%s
s
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s
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1958
f
extl
f
4%s
sink
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♦ Nat
loan
5♦Poland
extl
extl
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April-Oct
7s
1947
Plan
A
4 Vis
Is
6s
6s
old
Allied
of)
assented
101
102%
8
101
102%
100%
104
20
101
106
98
99
19
98
103
96
97%
48
96
Mar-Sept
1966
7s
1959
June-Dec
*91%
6s
1940
8s
*8%
7%
1950__jun-July
Jan-July
*8 Vi
7
*7%
1947_April-Ocf
ApnZ-Oct
gold
91%
.
*7%
April-Oct
7s
57%
86%
*91%
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
fund
fund
49
*91 %
1960
1961
1963
reduced
stamped
7 J/4
8%
secured
6 Vis
2001
to
2%)
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Feb-Aup
1953
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
(interest
2012
For footnotes, see page 29.
sink
4%s
fund
Co
April-Oc/
*65
69%
April-Oct
93
933^
24
102% 102%
51
April-OcZ
1981
debentures
3%s
debentures
debs
102 Vi
103 %
102%
61 Vi
70
93
95
102 Vi
99
99%
19
99
88 Vi
88 %
13
88
99%
99%
31
99 Vi
95
95
5
94%
99%
99%
19
99 Vi
April-Oct
100% 101 Vi
25
100%
June-Dec
1970
*96%
May-Nov
1980
1966
debentures
3s
98 Vi
Co
1998
3%s
104 %
102
104
1978
4Vis
3%s
56
96%
140%
;1;
4s
gtd
America
Airlines
Can
/
991/2
99%
April-Oct
1988—
Jan-July
1990
93
105
101%
97%
100
102%
96%
12
95
104Vi
106
10
105
92%
19
93%
105
90
96%
97%
105
100
105
113%
Distilling
Co—
subord debs 1986
conv
1—May-Nov
,'
107Vi 108
5s
2030—Mar-Sept
72
71 %
72%
71
65
78
4.80s junior debentures 1987
American Machine & Foundry Co—
Jan-June
69%
69
09%
65
63
75%
Mar-Sept
92
American
4V4s
&
Foreign Power debs
conv
American
4.40s
subord
debs
1981
92Vi
82
90%
98
124%
23
121%
130
104% 105%
92
104%
108
91%
Optical Co—
subord
debs
1980
April-Oc/
American Sugar Co 5.30s subord debs 1993 April-Oct
conv
American
123
105%
Telephone and Telegraph Co—
2%s
debentures
debentures
1975
2%s
debentures
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
1980
2%s
1986
debentures
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
1982
81
80
83
85 %
86
40
85
88%
75%
75Vi
18
74%
777/a
11
79 %
81%
30
78
80%
.
86
__
81
20
,
80%
80%
1987
June-Dec
78%
79
debentures
1973
June-Dec
92%
92%
93 Vi
10(8
92 V i
80%
95%
debentures
1971
Feb-Aug
90%
90 ',4
90%
10
89%
91%
debentures
1984
85%
85%
11
84%
3%s
debentures
1990
93
93 Vi
108
92%
4%s
debentures
1985
100% 101 Vi
156
100%
103 7/s
convertible
23
313
353
86
3%s
debentures
8
Arbor
first
7%
—
—
1973
3s debentures
1969—April-Ocf
1977
"
7%
23
*62Vi
6$
7%
8
5%s
subord
8%
5Vis
debentures
7
7%
60
69
3%s
conv
Associates
subord
debs 1993
4%s debs
Investment
debs
49
57
debentures
1979
1983
77
76
77
14
73
*77
70
78
*57
54%
59
;
1984-
1995-
__
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70%
63%
8
102% 102 Vi
993% 100Vi
97%
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96%
25
103 Vi 104 Vi
104%
&
Charl Air Line Ry 3%s
Canteen.Co
of
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100
—
—
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101%
__
89Vi
113%
:
97 %
111%
155
101%
111%
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102
3
105%
108
13
104%
107 Vi
104
-
104%
20
101
100%
103%
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98%
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91%
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98%
102%
105%
75
101%
101
99%
42
97 Vi
105% 107
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70%
104 %
101
102
__
105% 105%
104% 105
April-Ocf
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94 Vi
23
89 Vi 89Vi
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99% 100
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92%
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101% 101%
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89Vi 89Vi
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3
.
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99
49
96%
94
A
99 %
92%
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102
91%
32
94
96
98
—
81
81
101%
101%
96 %
97%
12
89 Vs
108
111%
91
118%
America;—
conv subord debs
1981
Manufacturing Corp—
'
conv.subord debs 1979——
Jan-July
4%s
5s
93
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Automatic
Avco
92%
91%
103%
—__May-ZVov
1963—May-No»
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A 1964_
June-Dec
General mortgage 4s ser A 1980:
Mar-Sept
General mortgage 4Vis ser C 1972—
Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
Mar-Sept
General mtge 4.95s ser E 1988Jan-July
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966—/aft-July
3Vis debentures 1979
Jan-July.
4%s conv subord debs 1987
Feb-Aup
79%
98
91%
97%
107
Stamped 4s July 1 1995
Atlanta
--
Feb-Aug
debentures
96
92
92%
96%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
June-pec
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
May-Nov
1976
96
*91
Mar-Sepf
1977
debentures
Atchison
57
May-Nov
87%
*91 Vi
97%
April-Oct
April-Oct
June-Dec
1977
5%s
General 4s
*50Vi
Qr.ar-Jan
81
329
325
April-Ocf
gold' 4s July 1995
7
101%
Feb-Aug
1977
3%s debs
Corp 5%s 1981
Corp 4.35s debs 1984
4Vis sinking fund debentures 1986
• Armour & Co 5s inc sub deb 1984
4Vis conv subord debs 1983
Ashland Oil & Refining Co—
8%
__
93
Mar-Sepi
debentures
Steel
7
15
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
ApnZ-Oct
.
Oil
Armco
4%s
Jan-July
de Janeiro (City of) 8 s 1946—.
April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
- -
;♦ External
99% 100%
*
'
Canada Ltd
Co of
7
A
I ♦Rio
2.375% )
100%
81 %
4
122 %
103
*103%
__
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
of
96 V
24
3Vis debs
1st
Dye
Corp
Co
7
.
to
Stores
&
4%s
to Plan A
to 2.375%) 2001
pursuant to, Plan
(Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
kJan-July
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp— '
Direct mortgage ,7s 1950
Mar-Sepf
Direct mortgage .6s 1952
-May-ZVoy
Consol mortgage , 6s 1953
May-ZVou
Consol
mortgage- 6s 19551—Feb-Aug
Rhodesia and. Nyasaland— •
: • - -"
.» *
- *
(Federation of)
5%s 1973
May-Nov
reduced
Western
&
93 3 4
95%
81%
122% 124
June-Dec
Jan-July
April-Oct
Apco
60
(City of)—
stamped pursuant
(Interest
7Vis
110%
92 Vi
92
*93
122%
1981-April-Oef1
1964
Ann
*55 %
series
gold
sink
debs
282
95%
84.
*93%
__
_Juue-Dec
1986
Electric
West
American Tobacco Co
98%
Alegre
1961
conv
1C.1% 103
*23%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
April-OcZ
April-OcZ
4%s
100%
98 Vi
101
May-Sepf
:Mar-Sep£
1968
sinking
Vi
series
2nd
1975
1980
1981
debentures
of
name
Chemical
2%s
(interest
1958
loan
assented
§ ♦External
Porto
f
f
assented
§ ♦Stabilization
debentures
Anheuser-Busch Inc
to
s
s
98
*100
102
97%
of)
(Republic
4Vis
June-Dec
1978
to
loan
Nat
May-Nop
-June-Dec
1977
loan
2.125%) 2008
(Republic of) external
♦ Peru
1968
1975
loan
pursuant
reduced
to
fund
4%s
102%
May-Noi
2%s debentures
J-
May-ZVop
1973
(State
extl
Stamped
extl
loan
external
f
s
extended
5Vis
1967
1972
3%s
—
Feb-Aug
Ltd—
Co
(30-year)
1958
(City
101 Vi
COMPANIES
3%s
tfune-Dec
1952
6s
101
100
'
5Vis
101%
2%s
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970
§ ♦Nuremberg
101
3%s
debs
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
American
Public
old
subord
conv
fund
INDUSTRIAL
Allegheny Power System—
4%s
54
June-Dec
1970
May-Nov
loan
100
*100Vi
Feb-Aup
3Vis
RR
mtge
mortgage 3%s 1984
Albany & Susquehanna RR
American
Mar-Sepf
1st
1st
American
April-Ocf
loan
extl
f
7%
June-Dee
June-Dec
1987
debs
Power
4Vis
54
(Kingdom of)—
4 Vis
7%
6%
7Vi
Inc—
Alabama
Aluminum
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
1959
Corp—
gtd dollar bonds 1976
gtd dollar bonds 1977
Norway
7%
__
Jan-July
1961
1971
sinking fund debentures 1979—
4Vis sinking fund debentures 1982
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983_.
Mar-Sepf
1976
1977
5 V4s
Tel
to
2.125%)
(Govt)
5%s
15-year
15-year
89%
7 Vi
3s
(interest
to Plan A
2.125%) 2008
pursuant
reduced
Secured extl sink fund 6 Vis
New
1958
62
Co
Southern
Aluminum
June-Dec
1954
1978
of)
Geraes
Secured
bonds
$
97
85
:
Great
Allied
Medellin
91
*7%
Corp—•
1S53_!
A
8s
extended
subord
conv
Allegheny
89
June-Dec
1952
7s
Reduction
3%s
See
Dutch
§»Kreuger
91
93 Vi
Power
Alabama
5%s
217I/2
11
__
99 3 i
1957—April-Oct
7s
64
Air
Aldens Inc 5s
May-Nov
Airlines—
subord
debs
1979,
Lombard
98
*88
*87
(Dept of)
Feb-Aug
RAILROAD
-May-NoV':
1975
I ♦Jugoslavia
Royal
94
92
18
95
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
.
1965a-'
extended: to
1965
-May-How
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
F-A
1976
6s
1978
Japanese (Imperial
♦ 6 Vis
extl loan
6 Vis
1974—:—Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
5%s
s
loan
91%
86
99
88%
Feb-Aug
Elec
(City
1961
due
Valley
1958
United
Yokohoma
Cauca
external
June-Dec
1951
f 1974-^
1980
extl
extl
Development
6s
gtd extl loan
6s gtd extl loan
Japan
83%
90
*90
86
94 Vi
See
(City)
a
Japan
88
*88
J an-July
(Government
Jamaica
88
May-Nov
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
ext
assented
Westphalia
6s
1952
B
May-Nov
conversion
§ •Warsaw
106
81%
-Mar-Sept
Utility Institute—
gtd ext s f 3s 1977
series
May-Nov
1964
conversion 1978
4s-4V/4S-4 Vis external readj 1978
3Vis external readjustment 1984
T—
Public
30-year
Feb-Aug
1960
readjustment
37/8S-4V'8S-41^s
95%
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works—
Italian
1946
8s
6s
6s
External
Valle
f
s
3%s-4s-4v8s
101 Vi
f
f
f
s
Feb-Aug
1977
debs
ext
s
s
§External
Tel—
&
7 Vis
(Republic)
36%
—
—
External
$ an-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1948
6s
--
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
§ ©External
§ ©External
♦
58
60
173
May-ZVou
1962
external
•
(State of) 6s 1946
.
Conv & funding
4Vis 1966
Harpen Mining Corp—
General
mortgage 6s 1949
4Vis debentures adjustment
1970
6s
65
*57 Vi
(Kingdom)—
external
South
:
5♦Hamburg
♦
70
Government—
7s
♦
62 >/4
70
(interest
A
external
Corp
of)
assented
Southern
'
June-Dec
1972
bonds
105% 105%
—
June-Dec
1980
bonds
♦
Oslo
68
.
__April-Ocf
Good Hope Steel & Iron
7s s f mtge 1945
♦
63
„
1957__May-Niv
fund
2012
2%)
external
(Prov
4Vis
South
1924
1972
bonds
International
6s
High
(interest
A
Plan
5 Vis
1972—
bonds
Prussian Conversion
6s
65
ApriZ-Oct
2001
to
Slovenes
Halske
&
Silesia
•
to
&
secured
• 7s
104%
May-Nov
1953
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of
dollar bonds 1969—
5%s
3s
♦
Loiy
May-Nov
sinking
pursuant
Croats
♦ 8s
104;
Siemen
1973
bs
sinking funds
German
♦
*65Vi
June-Dec
—
t'lan
to
5Vis
♦
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
.(
A
1952
2.375%)
to
extl
reduced
iRtpublic of)—
loan
(/•Frankfurt
♦
Sold
May-Wow
June-Dec
1952
8s
pursuant
Stamped
1975
series)
(7th
secured
(City)
/reduced
6Vis
♦
V/UllUiinuU.v-
Steel
nil
.1
secured
53/as
7s
*63Vi
gold 1968
«Zu?te-Dec
Plan A (interest
2012
i
June-Dec
6 Vis
of)
Paulo
Stamped
5
Vi
1
Uuui
Greek
April-Ocf
fund
to
(City
Bonds
s
High
April-Ocf
2.25%)
2004
7s
1967
stamped pursuant
to
(interest reduced
to
2.25%)
92%
86
loan
reauced
European Coal and Steel Community—'
3s
Friday
(interest
A
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
I
99%
86
90
external
♦ 7s
99
168
or
Bid & asKed
to
2%)
to
1946
Plan
1999
sinking
reauced
60
90
Sale Price
—
1921
to
2.5% )
to
internal
20
36
99
*88
—
19%
20%
100 %
98
1
1973
adjustment
SV4S deLt
5s
Sul
external
Stamped pursuant
Stamped pursuant
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Penou
Exchange
Low
57
52
•
Last
High
101
99
20
Week's Range
Interest
Supply Schwaben—
Energy
♦
102
Low
-•
to
1976__—Jan-July
$ bonds Jan 1 1976
Jan-July
f
s
101
No.
♦ 6s
(Republic of) —
s f $ bonds Jan
Salvador
3Vis external
High
New York Stock
—
assented (interest reduced
extended to 1960
(
(Kingdom of) 5Vis 1974
6Vo )
El
(State)
Stamped
♦
Jan. 1, 1963
Rio
June-Dec
1977—-June-Dec.
Jan-July
loan 1979
Cuba (Repuoiic of) 4%s external
Cudinamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978
Czechoslovakia
Range Since
Sold
BONDS
France—
De
extl
gia
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Ended July 26)
Friday
Range
Friday's
or
25
98
95 Vi
98
61
95
262
208
.
I
—Feb-Aup
227
224
228%
102
252%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Week's Range
Friday
Last
Interest
BONDS
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Monday, July 29, 1963
Sale Price
Sold
High
City
*
...
cons
mtge
cons
mtge
Baltimore
1st
&
1st
ref
1st
Gas
ref
4s
B
ser
debs
subord
conv
68'A
77%
74'/8
76'A
86%
92
72
*__
Beneficial
Bethlehem
Consol
82
Airplane
Borden
(The)
4%s
mortgage
6s series /SS
91 Vs
1st
mortgage
3s
mortgage
4Vis
1st
mtge
Shoe
Brown
92'A
85
7
85
88
96%
96'A
86%
97'/4
112
279
96'A
106
10
84%
87
44
98
86%
46 '/e
16%
17
5
41 %
50'A
66
16%
23'A
46 %
46%
17'A
49 Vi
51'A
109
97%
97%
3
97
55 %
97'A
84%
50
84%
5
84'A
85%
*78%
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
*95%
90 y8
90'/a
Brunswick
Corp 4'As conv sub debs 1981__Jan-July
Niagara Elec first mtge 23As 1975_May-Nov
Burroughs Corp 4Vis conv 1981
June-Dec
'
*85'/a
Buffalo
101%
100
23
:
95%
96%
90'/a
96'A
85
86'A
—
193
92%
Jan.
No.
Low
High
105
110
108
109'A
67'A
1
1, 1963
82
83
122
1st 4s
1991_Jan-July
62 'A
62%
63
6
56
1990_May-JVop
64%
85
65
1
81
85
93'A
93'A
92'A
94
Mich
Div
3s
1970—Jan-July
June-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
—-
1982
3s
2%s 1985-.
3%s 1986
mortgage
3s 1989
mortgage
3%s 1993
mortgage 4%s 1994
Gas
80
82
Illuminating
mortgage
Iron
&
68
79'A
*79'A
1977_Jan-tfuZy
4'As
mortgage
Fuel
62'A
first coll trust 4s
Electric
Columbia
72
67'A
June-Dec
1993
mortgage
1st
109'A
-June-Dec
1st
Corp 4%s
1977
72%
14
*81
78'A
85
*78
78%
*92'A
Jan-Juiy
82%
76
76
92'A
--
*101
86
84
80%
76
*86%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
-April-Oct
System Inc—
series A 1975
series B 1975
101'A
85%
100'/8
86
41
"
88
80%
97
103'A
81
87'A
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
*86
88
91
88
88
2
88
90
ApriZ-Oct
3'As debentures
Jan-July
3%s debentures
Mar-Sept
3%s debentures series F 1981
April-Oct
4%s debentures series G 1981
April-Ocf
5s
debentures series I 1982
April-Ocf
4%s debentures series J 1983
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures series K 1983
May-ZVou
5'/aS debentures series O 1983
April-Ocf
5'As subord conv. debs 1964
May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3'As 1970—May-Sepf
1st mortgage
3%s 1983
Mar-JVou
90
90
4
89%
90 3A
91'A
91'A
17
90 3/4
923/4
3s
debentures
debentures
series C 1977
series D 1979
series E 1980
debentures
3%s
3%s 1986
4'As 1987
Combustion Engineering Inc—
3%s conv subord debentures
1st
mortgage
Commonwealth
Edison
Co—
series
3s
1981
94%
94%
94%
931/4
96'/a
95%
10
6
106'A
104'/a 104 %
106'/2 106'A
100'A 100'A
5
99
103
104
7
103
105
105
105
104 3A
1063A
*99'/a
102
103'A
4
10
104 'A
106%
102'A
98'A
,-i
99 %
93'A
—
—
95
86'A
—
86%
91
91 '/a
100
102%
73
100%
110
9
86'A
100% 1U0%
102'A 1033A
102 'A
1
.
86'A
Feb-Aug
1977
1978
1999
92%
94
103
June-Dec
..
..
L
First mortgage 3s series N
3s sinking fund debentures
2%s s f debentures 1999
2%s s
f debentures
2001
mortgage
861/4
*92'A
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
mortgage
1st
First
86'A
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
—
87
-V
84 3A
-_j.
*78%
.61%
♦73%
72 y8
73%
76%
79%
.79
79%
75
773A
*763A
89'A
88
78'A
-
82
—
105 Vi
92
108Vi
106
108
99
95
95
95
100% 100%
100%
Jan-July
,
104'/a
101'/a
Feb-Aug
1971
87'A
85%
—
101%
100
101%
1965
1983
debs
91
.
1980
3Vis
Co
1
*85'A
__Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1988
4%s
91'/a
85
I
85
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976__Jan-July
1st
35
103
Range Since
Sold
112
105'A
105 y8
Bonds
High
series E
&
Division
St Louis
Cleveland
3s
Bpston & Maine RR—
First
mortgage 5s series AC 1967
Mar-Sept
• Inc mortgage
4Vis series A July 1970_May-iVow
,
Wab
1st
106
1
102
Jan-July
1991
debentures
Cincinnati
1st
150
103%
102
58
103% 103%
103
May-Nov
1980
4Vis conv 1980
27/8s debs 1981
Co
and
96'A
135'A
43
HO'A
110
Jan-July
May -Nov
Jan-July
Co
fund
sink
B
impt
Reiunding
86
82
94
Corp—
debentures
conv
Boeing
4s
5s series
Colorado
May-JVop
June-Dec
1977
1981__
2%s series I 1970
mortgage 23As series J 1976
mortgage 3s series K
1979
Consol
81
*94
Jan-July
mortgage
Consol
3 Vis
Steel
78
79
136% 138
April-Oct
debs
5s
Finance
47/es debentures
92%
64'A
Friday's
Chicago & St Louis Ry—
1993
gold
General
First
Jan-July
1982
debs
subord
conv
72
73
Laboratories Inc—
Baxter
78 Vi
119
,
68
79
*__
82
73
72
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
mtge sink fund 4s 1993
conv debentures
1974—
4'As
81%
105
June-Dec
1982
1st
1990
3'As
fund
sink
10
75 3A
89 Vi
Jan-July
1989
Z
series
3s
M
87'A
73 3A
743A
May
ref
mtge
86'A
73 3A
Co—
Electric
&
87%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
1970
1980_^
1st cons
mtge 4'As ser C 1995
• 4'As
convertible income Feb 1 2010
4'As conv debs series A 2010
J
ser A
3%s
1st
1st
88
.
or
Bid & zisKed
Corp—
Products
General
RR—
Ohio
&
Sale Price
Low
Cleveland Cincinnati
Baltimore
Last
Period
Exchange
High
Low
No.
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
1963
Jan. 1,
5s
1st
J
.
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 26)
Range Since
Bonds
or
l.nw
4s
.
(402)
114%
of New York—
mortgage issues—
A-1982
Consolidated Edison
1st
refunding
&
series
2%s
2%s
series
C
3s
3s
California Electric
Canadian
Power
first
*85'A
June-Dec
1976
3s
84'A
80
81'A
28
76'A
85'A
99%
99%
24
99'A
100 Vi
1981
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
*54'A
5Va% conv subord debs 1983_
Caterpillar Tractor 4Vis debs 1977
April-Oct
79'A
May-Nov
103%
debentures
consol
Clinchfield
&
I)
(J
Co
3'/is
Jan-July
(perpetual)
Ohio
4s
Carthage & Adirondack Ry
Case
debs
1965
4s
1978
f-
4%s
sink
80'A
3 Vis
debentures
1986
70'A
79'A
28
»
73'A
3'/8s
8 8'A
3%s
104
104'A
3%s
72'A
106
4'As
5s series
~7
98
97 Vi
98%
4s
3
98
90'A
89%
91V*
4%s
90'A
First
'
Georgia Ry—
mortgage
series
4s
»Gen
•
mortgage 4Vis series A Jan 1 2020
Gen mortgage 4Vis series B Jan 1 2020
Central Illinois
4'As
Light
Central
RR
Central
New
Central
*92%
May
May
1974
N
3'As
J
Power
1987
3s
1974
de
Pasco
5 Vis
Corp
1979
conv
Ohadbourne Gotham Inc—A
5.90s conv subord debs ww
warrants
subord debs
conv
Without
71'A
15
117'A
45%
140
f.
V
87%
86
*87%
951/a
24
96
100%
*95'/a
108% 109%
—
471/2
91
4 Vis
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
97%
97%
April-Oct
1981
subord
96%
*
__Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
..
debentures
1984
110
110
and
R
div
first
consol
gold 4s 1989
gold 4s 1989
A
■
'.v '
mortgage
•'
.*•:
■'
4%s
General
mortgage
mortgage 33As
First
*5s
income
debs
•
Great
General
106
5s
•
1st
inc
4s
First
mortgage
General
4"As
•
inc
Chicago
•
series
&
Paul
1st
5 Vis
mtge
First
Terre
and
Income
series
85%
98
88%
80%
2
82
85%
—
—
86
86%
91'A
89%
82
82
94%
—
971/8
<-.*,■
39%
3 8'/a
39%
70-
71'A
39
80
80
81
65
69%
75
68
72
29
•'
94
1983
2003—vApril
40%
70
84
6O1/4
7
77
73%
3
701/4
Pacific
RR—
A
Jan
B
Jan
1
1
Chock
&
55
58%
59%
36
10
*81 Ye
*79%
2044_—_April
rl999-—
*
60
77%
Full
4Vis
O'
conv
246
49
69%
69'A
70%
*58'/a
60%
I'--
71%
53%
—
61
.
Feb-Aug
1st
1st
mortgage
Cincinnati
First
First
O
I
T
•r4V*s
*84%
104
--
71%
85%
77
3
86
101
_
104
71%
105
Ry—
4Vis
'
"
•
"*62
60%
58
61
63%
May-Nov
«
*_
55
23
/
99%
62%
J 99%
__
May-Nov
1975_ApriZ-Oct
84%
100'/a 1001/a
84%
84%
100
5
100'/a
1063A
14
84%
86'A
'
1987
.
3%s
gtd
23As
May-Nov
*81
—
96%
96%
96
8
,
series
series
1971
3s
97
95
—
85%
88
6
-
102'A
5
105'/a
107 3/8
111
94%
99%
104'A
5
106
105%
8
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105'A 105'A
lUi
88%
92%
98%
105
106%
105'A
89
20
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*
109
-
104
106%
5
102%
105%
100'A
103
9
100%
102%
103
-
12
1001/2 101
•
%••
100'A
3
102'A
111%
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ApriZ-Oct
5s
conv
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Apr-Oct
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1988
Mar-Sept
Crucible Steel Co of Amer 1st M 3%s '66_May-Nov
• Curtis
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April-Oaf
debentures
4'As
Copperweld
85%
165
86%
4%s 1987
mortgage 4'As 1988-
Continental
48
160
103
86%
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4%s
1975
Feb-Aug
debentures
69
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4
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93
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Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
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—
mortgage
mortgage
3'As
1982
3s 1984
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Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965
3%s
1977
debentures
debentures
subord
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—
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100%
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95%
100
85%
•
Pennsylvania
1st mtge &
1st
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Delaware
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coll trust 5s series A 1985_May-Nov
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68
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1st
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„
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mtge & coll tr 2%s 1979
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York Lackawanna & Western Div *
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May-Nov
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mortgage due 1993—.
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Morris & Essex Division—
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92
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April-Ocf
1st
mortgage 4%s 1989__
1—Feb-Aug
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mortgage 4%s 1990_
June-Dec
1st mortgage
4%s 1991
Feb-Aug
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4%s
convertible subord debs 1983
May-ZVou
Continental Can Co 3%s due 1976
April-Ocf
4%s
debentures
1985
April-Ocf
1st
1st
mortgage
For
1981
1978
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mortgage
Financial
1982
1st mtge 23As
27/8s
Union
CItW
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& Elec
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A
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54
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RR
debentures
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82'A
129
20
RR
1994
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56%
82
62
62'/a
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101
98
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Indianapolis & Louisville
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debentures 1982
debentures
1932
95
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>
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1976
1979
debentures
111
107
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subord
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1976
Jan-July
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1
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warrants
debentures
conv
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88'A
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.
1971
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>
4%s
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1974
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1990
1990
series
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80
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6s
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45%
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Feb-Aug
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Cerro
of
York
——
82
76%
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.
Pacific
Co
82
1988
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series V 1992
series W 1992
series
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8
82
80'A
81'A
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conv
81%
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1982
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38
,
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
55
13
2 6'A
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94
Number 6285
198
Volume
.
.
.
.The Commercial and
financial Chronicle
v(403)
(Range for Week Ended July 26)
Friday
Interest..
Last
BONDS
Fer.oa
New York Stock Exchange
Week's Range
-
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
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First
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1988
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86
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1982
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1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987
1st
mortgage ,4Vis series L 1989
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85%
86 Va
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1986*.June-Dec
1st
100%
87
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1980
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—
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1989
debentures
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86
Jan-July
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81
86
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81
1979—May-Nou,
1979
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87%
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92%
series
mortgage
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3 Vis
86
—
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—
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3%s
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1st
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1978
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mortgage
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debentures
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81%
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1977
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f debentures
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conv
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—
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1984
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1978
debentures
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Dow
1977
debentures
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93
1970
1978
debentures
5s
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debentures
subord
conv
84%
91
—
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3%s
convertible
debentures 1969
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4%%
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series
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2018
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contingent
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Friday
•
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103%
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1977
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—
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5s
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Corp—
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debs
1973
conv
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(N Y) first cons
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•
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series
debentures
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1977
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1987
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1982
conv
90
__
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tfan-july
1978
96
41%
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1987
debs
debentures
f
s
I-T-E
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88%
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Interstate
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A
ser
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f
s
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conv
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90%
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1965
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first
1965
stamped
5s
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Southwestern
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14 Vi
84
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76
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Joy
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&
3%s
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debs
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1976—Mar-Sept
1975
Mar-Sept
84
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;
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91%
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Corp—
debentures 1976
Corp
Finance
A
April-Oct
:
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102 Vs
104 ye
Kanawha
43/4S
subord
conv
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Board
Paper
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2011
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88
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4%s
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106
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1983
debentures
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3 Vis
Corp
debs
Jan-July
1979
Telephone 4s conv debs 1971
May-Nov
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June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79—Feb-Aup
General
Tire
General
Gimbel
Rubber
&
4%S
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4%s
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1981
April-Oct
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5s s f debs 1981
debentures 1983
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97 Vi
196%
37
104%
105% 106
20
105%
107%
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152
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Grand
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sub deb
debs
Jan-July
1987
5s
General
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General
mortgage
mortgage
D
1976
103%
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1
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386
98%
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April-Ocf
April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
April-Oct
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1987—:
conv
1980
1982
debentures
debentures
fund
102
•
1987
62
21
110
112
148
199
210
38
60
111%
.
.
sink
debs
fund
102%
103%
100%
102
mm
90%
99%
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93 Vi
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mtge
931/2
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—
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10
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&
refund
refund
mtge
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&
trust
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of
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1962
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div
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Gas
19821984
1st
mortgage 4%s
1987
1st mortgage 4%s 1990
1st
mortgage
mortgage
92 Va
3Vas
241%
—
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;
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83
84
(R
5s
H)
conv
&,
1987
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subord
conv;
debs "ex wts"
Co 27/8s
1970
debentures
Jan-July
1999
79%
79 Va
152
241%
*270
Jan-July
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95 Va
100
•
1984
117
117
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debentures
subord
debentures
footnotes,
see page
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79
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4%s
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5%s
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1968
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115
119
87
94
101 Va
105
wts"—
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1987—April-Oct
May -Nov
sink
debentures
fund
1980
Realty Corp 5s 1977-Corp 4%s conv debs 1992
McCrory Corp 5%s debs 1976
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
May
Stores
conv
McKesson
subord
&
debentures
Robblns
debentures
Merritt-Chapman
3Vis
1972
debs
1973
1980
& Scott 4V2S
1975
!—Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
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—
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11
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83
88
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—
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176
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4%s
1972
1
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3V4S sink fund debentures 1978—
Feb-Aug
5s
Mar-Sept
14
77%
Feb-Aug
1981_Apri!-Oct
McCall
first 4%s
Corp—
64%
77%
1972—May-Nov
debentures
—
160
64%
;;
Co—
Forbes
&
Mack Trucks Inc 5Vis
Macy
__
220 Va 241%
2
M
MacAndrews
-
69 V2
93 Va
3%s
May-Nov
June-Dec
1980
2%s 1979
Electric
&
1987—
gold 3s
69%
«wv'; '
mtge
&
Martin
*79Vi
69%
3%s ser F 2003——April-Oct
2%s ser G 2003-—April-Oct
3%s ser H.2003—April-Oct
refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003-v^April-Oct
First & refund mtge
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Marathon
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*
87%
82 Va
*83
Jun-Dec
1976
RR—
79 Vb
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May-Nou
June-Dec
2%s
Nashville
&
86 VB
73
79 Va
13
of America—
coll
3 Vis
87%
June-Dec
I
86 Vb
—
April-Oct
-I
subord debentures 1981
Valley
4%s
Gas
Louisville
Inc—
Chemical
64%
1980
debentures
Inc
3%s
105
104%
Corporation—
Hocking
Hotel
first
64%
*100%
—
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Lorillard
(P) Co 3s debentures 1963——April-Ocf
3s
debentures
1976—
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Maine
Water
126.
99
mm.
■
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Star
4Vis
98%
105 %
H
Xerox
104
125%
99
series A
Corp 3.75s
debentures 1976—,
4.50s
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Macy
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103%
*126
South
subord
conv
Louisville
—
*75
•*59%
May-Nov
mtge
1979
1st mortgage
1980
1st
mortgage 3%s 1981
1st
mortgage
3 Vis
1982
1st mortage 3Vis 1983
Hackensack
96 Va
*103% 105
—
contingent interest 2003J
contingent interest 2003
Industries
Lockheed
*
103% 103%
June-Dec
1980
2%s
2%s
mortgage
83%
82%
'
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Corp—
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1969
debentures
1st
4s
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.
2056
1978_,
mortgage-3s
3s
series
series
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States
1st
M
debs
5
;
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inc
1
10 j-
106
Jan-July
2%s series P 1982
2%s series Q 2010
Great Western Financial Corp—
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&
97%
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Jan-July
Jan-July
3 Vis
mortgage
5s
E
Litton
101%
'
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•
95
'
General
1st
95
Co—
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37/bs
Mich
'
101%
103
174% 178%
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series
series
83%
82
'
97%
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D
Series
Lionel
96
87
•
103% 103%
May-Nov
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C 1973
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General
conv
4%s
Co
Northern
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May-Nov
1965
debentures
92
95
i
82%
mm
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Co first mtge 2%s
1985
(B F)
f
s
81
82%
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,
I
Goodrich
82 Va
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May
• Series
F 5s contingent interest 2003
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Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Aprll-Oct
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Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—
.
'
'
. .
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Mar-Sept
5V2S sjubord debs 1976—
i
_Mar-Sepf
4%s conv subord debs 1976
_^Mar-Sepf
107
106
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•
107
151
& RR
fund
&
•
106
Mar-Sept
1980
3.20s
'
91
105 Vi
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96
308
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Mar-Sept
General
105 VB
93%
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1977
1979
debentures
101
114
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1975
*80%
—-
Feb-Aup
85%
,
1997—April-Oct
1968
June-Dec
gold 3V2S '97—June-Dec
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Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)-r
^
i
1st mortgage 4V2s extended
to 1974
Jan-July
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Series A 4s fixed interest 2003:
May-Nov
Series B 4V28 fixed interest 2003
May-Nov
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003.
May-Nov
194
7
31
94
Jan-July
1980
4Vis
108
Dock
sinking
Lake Shore
155%
55
102% 103
94%
debentures
5s
-V;
198
debentures
debentures
4s
128
m«% HQ
*180
1976_Jan-tfuly
1972
debentures
5s
debs 1981__May-Nov
debs 1987_Jnne-Dec
1976_May-Nov
1969
debentures
no
85%
4,,%.
157
debentures
1964
debentures
3%s
conv
May-Nov
1984
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Acceptance Corp—
debentures
3 Vis
April-Ocf
1976
1986
86%
85%
'
t
1".
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income
3Vis
Co
debentures
3s
4s
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Co
of
Co
debentures
subord
conv
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debs
conv
debentures
70
70
mm.
.
81 Va
1st
4Vis
1983
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
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Lakefront
Gardner-Denver
fund
3%s
*82%
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'
95
81 Va
sink
Corp
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1984-June-Dec
--^April-Oct
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—June-Dec
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mortgage 2%s 1980
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104
—Jan-July
1979
1980
4s
1990
2%s 1976
1st
89%
90,:
102
—I—Jan-July
2011—^Jan-July
A
debs
conv
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& Denver
Worth
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10
114
101
88%
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conv
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101
5
12
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mage
debs
conv
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103%. 103%
•
1972—Jan-Jury
May-Nov
1980
—April-Oct
1977
debentures
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3 Vis
Flintkote
Florida
102
.
2%s debs
Rubber
&
Firestone; Tire
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1—May-Nov
1981—>
5s
&
Michigan Ry
Kansas City Power & Light
1st mortgage 2%s 1978
Fansteel«Metallurgical
102%
103%
83%
88%
113
93
23
103%
787/b
85%
(404).
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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 26)
NEW YORK STOCK
bonds
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Last
or
Sold
Sale Price
Low
181
2%s 1980—--—----.April-Oct
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3yas 1988— _June-Dec
4%s
debentures 1991
------„Jan-July
Michigan Central rr 4ft s series c 1979
_Mar-Sept
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3x/2s 1969-Mar-Sept
lst mortgage 27/as 1969
_Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969—
—Jan-July
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
82
102%
82
10
98 Vi
92%
97
90
95 Va
3
89 Va
96 y2
92%
97
99
96
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96
97%
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89
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97%
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.
57
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——Jan-July
92%
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92
10
84%
22
34
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Ohio
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•
5s
income
84 y4
86
94
787/a
87%
80 y2
82
73
77
85%
75 Vi
75%
757/a
90
67%
77%
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75
■;
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75%
48
65%
76
540
71 Ya
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1st
,
95 y8
1st
90
104% 104%;
51%
25%
15
51%
49%
66%
mortgage 3y4s 1985.
mortgage 3%s 1988
1st mortgage 4v2s
1987
103 Va
Olin
Chemical 5y2s
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debs
subord
conv
1993
4%s
mortgage
5v2s
105
103 Va
105
Owens-Illinois
104 7/a
106 %
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40%
41%
35%
43%
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76%
74%
77 y4
85
85
40%
25
*85%
Pacific
Gas
First
Glass
Co
Electric
&
Nashville
Chat
National
Airlines
National
Biscuit' 4%s
Inc
1970
debentures
3s
Lead
Steel
National
3yes
1st
Corp
1st
mortgage 3%s 1986.
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
—June-Dec
National
Tea
Co
3v2s conv
1980——:—May-JVop
5s
sink
fund
debentures
1977
—Feb-Aug
*
•
.
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'
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.
>
•
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debentures
3s
debentures
1974.
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New
Orleans
New
York
Jan-July
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Jersey
Bell Telephone 3yas 1988
New Jersey Junction rr 4s 1986
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974—
Terminal
Central
•Consolidated
Collateral
series
trust
General
Lake
—_Feb-Aug
1998.
a
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2%s series
q
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3%s series
r
1982
28
93%
95%
3s
series
s
1983
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102
91%
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t
1976
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15
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100
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86
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103
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;
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102
99
102
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9
■v...
:
96%
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•
3%s
3v2s 1997
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gold 3y2s 1998—Feb-Aug
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85%
86%
86%
2
86%
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2
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debentures
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income
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debentures
1986
debentures
1987
3 y4s
debentures
1978
1983
59%
71
3yes
debentures
77%
3%s
debentures
88
98
15
60%
70%
66
66
68%
57
57
--
63
63%
1
52%
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63%
4s
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82
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88
3%s
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debentures
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70
89
89
70%
76
70
76
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76
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■
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■
47%
47
48%
24
43%
55%
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50%
50%
52
37
46%
refunding mtge 4s ser a 2007—Jan-tfuZp
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Harlem River & Port Chester 4y4s a '73-Jan-july
18%
18
18%
117
16%
20%
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&
series
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4s
series
1973
a
1973
b
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New
y
First
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n
y
&
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&
Hartford
&
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4x/4s
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55%
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&
8 y2
55ft.
t
1
64%
Baltimore
First & refunding
79 ft
82
—
64%
65%
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64
♦79%
59%
65
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25%
35%
—
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Jan-July
1st & cons mtge 4s series a 2004—Jan-juzy
• General mortgage 4y2s series a 2019_^Zan-July
*65%
28%
28%
Telephone 2%s series d 1982—__Jan-July
Refunding mtge 3 yes series e 1978
—Feb-Aug
♦79%
80%
85%
85%
83%
20
79
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♦63
v
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f 1981
3s series h 1989
3%s series i 1996
4%s series j 1991
4yas series k 1993
•
*
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85%
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79
21
79%
96%
97%
81%
85%
87%
83
29
78%
104%
96%
99 ft
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mortgage
2%s
1980—
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mortgage
3x/4s.
1983
General
mortgage
General
mortgage
Chem Co
Nopco
»
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1st
Western Ry
and
Northern Natural
series
Gas
debs
1987_Jan-July
a
3%s
s
ref
5s
1974
f
debs
f
debentures
1973
f
debentures
1974
4v2s
s
f
debentrues
1976
110
f
debentures
1977
85%
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-
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104%
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—
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—
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3s 1983
—Jan-July
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—May-Nov
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2%s
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June-Dec
1986
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4
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*
27
93%
109 ft
88%
1985
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4%s
Line
119%
127 V* 132
1975
April-Oct
mortgage 3%s series e 1975——April-Ocf
Consolidation Coal 3x/2s 1965—Jan-July
Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
—ApriZ-Oct
& West Virginia ry—
Pipe
*91%
109
105
3x/2s
120%
113
April
d 1980——Mar-Sept
1981
♦102% 104%
113%
19
1
82%
1979
14
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50
118
99%
75
debentures
100% 100%
2
116% 118 ft
wmrn.
95
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100
4
99%
68
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula
104%
100
99%
mm mm
10
Wash rr
&
Inc 3yas
a
95
70%
Cine Chicago & St Louis
mortgage 5s series a 1970
Pittsburgh
37/as series
'
129%
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General
__
*88
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as
Pittsburgh
T
_
*80 ft
1972
June-Dec
1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4x/2s ser i 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4x/2s ser j 1964_May-Nov
Mills
83%
70%
debentures.
footnotes,
85
—
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70%
f
For
86 ft
85
86%
*81%
15
Philip Morris Inc 47/as s f: debs 1079—June-DeC;.
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
4x/4s conv subord debs 1987
Feb-Aug..
102
*100% 103%
95
86 ft
--
—
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65%
f
1984
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85%
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1 ,2047
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133
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101%
27
f
Jan
83%
1
58
s
Ry prior lien 4s 1997
82%
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82
47/8s
3s
100%
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82%
1978_rt—
lien
104
81%
debentures
General
97%
103 ft
80V4
f
Kerunding & Improve 4x/2s
•'
—
82
s
Northern Pacific
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81%
4%s
„
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105
102 Va
May-Nov
May-Nou
-May-Nov
s
100
97
94
103%
June-Dec
2%s 1967
2%s 1974
2%s
2%s 1978
3y4s
3yas
106%
85%
91
*96%
May-Nou
May-Nou
4%s
84 y4
3
85%
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81%
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1973_v-May-Nou
s
3y4s
81%
105% 105 Va
1974—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
3%s
77 %
81
81%
first gold 4s 1996—April-Oci
general &
4%s
ref
*77%
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
3%g 1983
4%s 1987
4%s conv sub
Central
Northern
•
Pillsbury
Jan-July
April-Oct
11
,
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-tfuZy
Jan-July
1974
Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs
I
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
b
83%
84y4
101%
37
refunding
First & refunding
84%
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84 V*
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101% 102
96%
series
First & refunding
rr—j
Refunding mtge 3s series
.
d
gold 4y2s series c 1977—
Philadelphia Electric CoFirst & refunding 2%s 1971
First &r
n
2
94%
85
1c0% 101
April-Oct
1968
b
series
General
87 y4
55%
6%
184
64%
64%
gtd 4s 1993—ApriZ-Oct
2%s 1977
Jan-July
n y Susquehanna & Western
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994_:
55%
55y2
50
85 ya
7
*86
1975IMar-Sept
2%s
6%
7
97%
94%
86%
101
Feb-Aug
1979
Marquette Ry 3%s series
General 5s
consol
Putnam first
97%
80
85
17
86%
85%
83
85
'104 Ve
April-Oct
April-Oct *
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1981
„
General mortgage 4v4s series e 1984
General mortgage 3yes series f 1985
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rr—
&
n
i
series
5s
General
Philadelphia
sn
86
84 ft
84
'
Airways—
subord debentures
conv
58
y
4%s
n
Oil
World
American
June-Dec
1985
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania rr—
General 4v2s series a 1965
90
59%
"2
69%
69%
June-Dec
-June-Dec
—May-Nov
1991
Feb-Aug
1988
Feb-Aug
3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec
1981
59%
32
Map-Nov
n
97%
.sjune-Dec
-1994
Tel 2%s debentures
Pacific Tel &
65%
22
•.
4'/4s series ii 1995—
65
96%
—
1993^
hh
60
76
June-Dec
(June-Dec
Jane-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
^June-Dec
June-Dec
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June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
—June-Dec
.June-Dec
1992
ff
gg
4%s series
160
67%
75%
1
1991
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,
—
55 ft
Ill
62%
60%
75 Va
1975—April-Oct
Map-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
2043_.
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a
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69 Va
85
*70
June-Dec
April-Oct
1989
27/8s series b
gold 3%s 2000—
rr
Harlem
&
series
•
4%s series
■■■•%
>
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1990
83%
69
1978
cc
dd
5s
v
89
York
Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3y4s ser e 1980
First mortgage 3s series f 1986
——"
84
109
1989
bb
series
4%s
ApriZ-Oct
22
—
85
117
„
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'■*
60%
85
issues
1986
aa
series
5s
107
101
82
86%
1988
,
;
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1987
z
104%
98
1
v
102
1984
y
87%
102%
1
103
'
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3%s series
:
101
94,,
2
'
w
3 Vis series
3%s series
90
89%
92
3%s series
103%
101%
100%
1985
1984
47/8s
New
p
93%
100
collateral
Cent
103
108%
91
River rr—
mortgage
Shore
Michigan
1981
100
3'/as
1980
6s
& Hudson
Central
y
1977
co—
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Refunding & impt 5s series c 2013
n
1979
n
104
*90
—May-Nou
1977
3%s
rr
4s
1974
m
series
5
102 ft 102%
__
-—April-Oct
Mar-Sept,
t
l
series
3s
—
'
1982
series
3s
104%
.•
•
.
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3s
3s
108%
24
102
1988—Apr-Oct
Map-Nov
May-Noo *
debs
1982
subord
4%s
Co
209%
93%
'
1976———
—,
June-Dec
4%s sink fund debentures
1992
Mar-Sept
Nat'l Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983—May-Nov
Nat'l Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs l974_ApriZ-Oct
National
1971
*91 Va
June-Dec
—
k
105
__
*91%
debentures
3yas
series
106 y4
106
5yas conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970__June-Dec
Cylinder Gas
National
1970
100 ft 100%
—April-Oct
1987
sinking fund debentures
4%s
j
149%
15
105
*103
71%
series
3s.
•>:
.
1966
103%
101
105%
105
105
High
83
co—
i
3s
88
70
77
193% 198 ft
198
4%s s f debs 1985-June-Dec
National Cash Register
Natl
ser
77%
132
83
*71
1986—Feb-Aug
6s conv debs 1976—May-Nov
debentures 1987—April-Oct
3s
Louis
St
&
Mar-Sept
1980
conv
81%
82%
'■
——
80
1982—May-Nop
Mar-Sept
1988—June-Dec
1978
mortgage
refunding
&
3 %s series
5%s
84%
*83 y4
April-Oct
conv
1983
3%s debs
♦105% 106 V*
*104
n
Corporation
84%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
tfune-Dec
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1982
59
70
*95%
51 vi
104 y2
Low
86%
Electric co—
&
95
70%
70
*65%
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
nafi
*84%
Mar-Sept
Aprii-Oct
Mar-Nov
1974
3s
1st
70
1991
Mar-Sept
• Monongahela
Ry 3 Vis series b 1966
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
43As
debentures
1981
Feb-Aug
5 Vis subord debentures 1981
Feb-Aug
Morris & Essex first gtd 3yas 2000
June-Dec
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
May-Nov
3 Vis
debentures
1978
April-Oct
mortgage
1st
62%
first
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage
3s
1979
1st
v*
8i%
2020—-
series b Jan 1 2030
debentures Jan 1 2045
•
1984
mortgage
2%s
1975
mortgage 2%s 1980
First
1st
-
2%s
1996
debentures
3 y4s
Oklahoma
85
No.
65 ya
21%
rr Co—
mortgage 4 vis series b Jan 1 1990
1st mortgage 4 vis series c Jan 1 2005;, «Gen
mage income 4%s series a Jan 1
2%s
mortgage
Telephone
Bell
Northwestern
79
91 Va
1st
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Sold
—
66%
62
62
High
94%
91
97%
*87Vi
Bonds
60%
91
91
Friday's
89%
52
97
*__
•Cum
Missouri Pacific
first
,
adjustment 5s ser a Jan 1967—ApriZ-Oct
• 5v2s
subord income debs 2033
Jan-July
;
88
99%
89 ft
or
Bid & Asked
co—
Power
1974__Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
Aprii-Oct
1st
mortgage
3s
1978
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s 1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4x/4s 1986
Mar-Sept
First
mortgage 4s 1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First
mortgage 4%s
1991
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 4%s 1992
;.
tfune-Dec
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Jan -July
83%
80j/2
*99Vi 101
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
'
3%s sink fund debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
3.10s sink fund debentures
1972
ApriZ-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry co—
1st
mortgage
6s 1985
May-Nov
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4v2s 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—iiune-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texas rr—
Prior
lien
4x/2s series d 1978
86%
81%
*79
States
(Minnesota)
83%
5
88
88
88
mortgage
1st
181
173Vi
165
171 Vi
Sale Price
Low
Northern
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
.April-Oct
6s conv
subord debs 1975—---—-----May-Noa
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2 /ss 1974,
Feb-Aug
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
High
116
No.
High
Low
Week's Range
Interest
bonds
Range Since
Jan. 1,1963
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Exchange
Ifork Stock
New
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
*90
1970
•
—
*88
sink
*86
—
84%
*76
_i-—
>-97y4
*,76 Va
97%
•
95
26
Number 6285
198
Volume
.
.
-
■
1
\"v
:
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Period
Exchange
New York Stock
V
>
Last
Friday
Bonds
Jan. l, 1963
No.
Low
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
High
1963
debentures
3s
refunding mortgage
and
First
and
First
'mm
*109%
"
mm
and
3 Vis
debentures
4%s
debentures
*90%
*93
1977—L
90%
93%
(
&-'•
-
refund M
refund M
3%s series C
first
gold
and refund
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
Low
1
91%
94%
98 y4
14
98%
991/4
89%
5
76
5
89%
76
rju'ne-Dec
1985—Jan-July
E
ser
High
91%
98 %
1990
2000
5s
3%s
M
Range Since
Sold
91%
98%
1970—April-Oct
April-Oct
3'As series B
and
Pacific
Bonds
High
'
'
Orleans RR—
and
&
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
1983
(The) 3%s debs
debentures 1965
3s
New
General
87%
7
92 V*
94
47
101 y2102%
102%
Friday's
80'
80%
90%
88
70%
81%
27
76
92%
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*100'
101
70
82 y4
94%
93%
mm —
94
First
First
Texas
85
86
93%
Texas &
92
83 y2
rnmmm
101 y2
105
*86
1983_April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
—
Corp
108%
170 Ve
170
91%
*84 Va
MM
Company
Texas
97
108
——
__
or
Bid & Asked
Low
100
94
1
„
*155.*
June-Dec
1972
mortgage 3!/4s
1975
debentures
3%s
First and refunding
94
Sale Price
High
99%
76
997/a
94
\
3y4s 1968_Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—tfune-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/aS 1979_June-Dec
First
99%
99%
—
Week's Range
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Texas
& Gas Co—
Service Electric
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Friday's
or
Low
Public
29
''■
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
•
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 26)
NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
(405)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Texas
Pacific—
Pacific-Missouri
Term
RR
of
Orleans
New
June-Dec
1974
3%s
debentures
5y4s
Oil
Tidewater
•
1986
Trans World Airlines 6Vis inc debs
81 Va
112
Jan-July
April-Oct
1978_June-Dec
1986
3Vis
Co
81 Ya
Feb-Aup
*112
Thompson Products 47/as debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
112
120
104
115%
*86%
8iya
80
113
105
86
89 %
193
93%
94%
19
88 y4
70%
87%
88
90%
Q
Jan 'July
debentures 1964
Oats 25/8S
Quaker
*98ai
—
98 %
99%
99
__
u
Union
Electric
First
Oil
Richfield
4%s
Corp
debs 1983—April-Oct
conv
57
102%
5
91
91
*85
100%
89%
85
92
85%
122
136%
— —
1st
mtge
&
1st
mtge
3V4s
5 Vis
Aircraft
Rohr
Corp
Electric
&
debentures
conv
mmm?
1977—June-Dec
94%
June-Dec
June-Dec
debentures
2%s
RR
1991
Refunding mortgage 2y2s
*85
—
*91
1973
:*•
105
*—
April-Oct
83
86
88 Va
89%
9iy»
2
104%
106 y4
114%
126
87%
71%
94%
187
119% 123%
1991_Mar-Sept
85%
94%
83
'mmmm-
105
—
Feb-Aug
1976
C
series
83
*86
121 y4
95 Ya
84%
'
—
*__
—
93%
85%
*94 VB
—
96
96
107% 107%
7
106
32
102
Union Tank
111
106%
107
106
106
debs
94
84%
5
87%
69%
—
71%
72
—
*94%
"
tfan-July
1977
debs
conv
6 Vis conv debentures
Royal McBee
1970_tfune-Dec
debs
1986
subord
Pacific
1980
1982
4%s
100
100
*100
Mar-Sept
series J 1969—Mar-Sept
4Vis serial D 1977
General mortgage 3Vis
2%s
tr
California 2%s
of
4JAs
99
128%
126
128
Union
Gas
Rochester
1968
coll
Union Oil Co
1971—Map-Nov
1975_ApriZ-Oct
Map-Nov
June-Dec
Map-Nov
3%s
and coll trust 2%s
mortgage
debentures
3s
20
ioo y2100%
1975
debs
37/as
Manufacturing
Rheem
56 Va
56 Va
series D 1995-Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Reading Co first & ref 3y8s
58 %
45
20
Missouri
of
Co
5s
Air
4%s
Lines
Biscuit
3%s
debs
f
s
99%
Feb-Aup
104
June-Dec
112
1986
99%
10
104 y8
104
11
99%
100%
104
106 Va
111%
138%
Inc
debs
subord
conv
United
4'As
Car
debentures
f
s
United
of
Co
1985
2%s
America
1977
debentures
1966—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
lliy4 rll5
*97 y4
—.
410
— mm,
—
*89%
93
mmmm
91%
--
93
'
V
V,
v
United
s
St
Bt
*67 y2
—
Co—
series A 1997
Jan-July
• Second mtge
inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2002
May
1st
mtge 4s series B 1980
—Mar-Sept
# 5s
income debs series, A Jan 1000—Mar-Nov
1st
mortgage
80%
4s
1
1
76 Ya
1st
4%s
74
83 %
83
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
Paul
1st
April-Oct
Depot 3Vis B 1971
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s
Bt
Paul
Union
1989—May-Nou
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3s conv debentures 1971
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Scott
Paper
Seaboard
RR
Line
Air
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
__
95 V*
86%
96%
86%
25
103
102
102
104
102
101
102
51
101
106
106
106
5
105
Vendo
103%
107%
&
104 Va
104
105
-73
104
105%
84
84
6
78
1983_Feb-Auf)
Jan-July
f debs 1982
ApriZ-Oct
4%s
Co
debs
I
s
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Service
Pipe Line 3.20s
Shell
Oil
Shell
45/eS
Union
Co
Sinclair
Skelly
Oil
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
Marchant 5 lis 1979
Corp
1971
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
Smith-Corona
Oil Co 4 Vis
Mobil
2 Vis
Oil
Socony-Vacuum
Jan-July
1963
April-Oct
;
Bell
ref
1979
debentures
3s
23/4S
debentures
1985
2 Vis
debentures
1987
90%
103%
105%
1st
&
ref mtge
12
88%
90%
1st
&
ref mtge
87
100%
104 y4
99 y8
101%
83%
94
*99%
99 y4
99 3i
—
„
85%
78 y4
*77%
debentures 1970
Jan-July
Ry
23/4S-4l/4S 1994
tfan-July
Natural Gas Co 4Vis conv 1973-June-Dec
Gold
4Vis
4Vis
A
1981
San
Fran
Term
:
Vornado Inc
65
—
1st mtge
'''
'
171
••
3%s ser
'
'
101%
100% 101%
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
A '75_June-Dec
ioi y4
101
"
First
Frist
76 Va
76%
Tell
Bell
23%s debs
1985—__April-Oct
Inc 5s conV subord debs 1984.— June-Dec
—April-Oct
debentures 1983
—
Standard Oil of California 4%s 1983--—.—Jan-July '
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3.y8s conv 1982_.__April-Oct
__April-Oct
4Vis debentures 1983
Map-Nov
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971
Spiegel
5 Vis
debentures
—J an-July
1974
._
Mar-Sept
Sunray DX Oil 4V4s debs 1987
Map-Nov
Sunray
Oil Corp 27/8s debentures 1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Nou
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
conv
Symington
Feb-Aup
2008
conv
subord debs
Wayne Corp—
subord debs
conv
RR
(James)
senior
1982
April-Oct
108
capital conv notes 1979
5 y2 % senior notes 1980
Tandy
Corp
6 Vis
RR
debs
Assn
Refund
and. impt
Refund
and
of
4s
1978
St
Louis—
series C 2019
series D 1985
impt 27/as
87
93 y8
96%
51
102% 102y8
93 yw
96
98%
28
102%
104%
86
90'
*85%
—
75%
76
31
75 y8
—
97
98
13
97
*80
82
i
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86%
'
—
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y2
114
84%
9
85%
85%
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mrnrnrn
mm'mm
*&5%
87%
90%
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—
78
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—
•
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87 V*
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86
94%
*77%
77
78%
*90%
90 y8
90%
*88
I
*91 Va
18
94
95%
*80
116%
20
90%
81%
95
94 Va
917/a
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ii6y2 ii7
ii6y2
97 y4
—
99
104%
100
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•
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mmmm
77
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113 y4
r
113%
111
86 y4
86%
*87%
87 ya
28
88 y2
87%
97%
103 y4
•'
86%
3
'
90%
102%
104%
89%
87
6
99%
97%
2
97 y2
*98 y4
*94%
*93%
99
101%
98%
94%
96
98%
121
104%
series
A Jan
Co 3y8s series A
5s
income
*105 Ye
Jan-July
*92 Vi
129
-
82
91%
87%
91%
36 y4
1
33%
40%
*86
*91
~1
98
98
y4
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26
98
63%
59%
61%
15
57%
60
5
57%
98
98
3
95%
99
79%
81
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V—
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98
—
—
101
81
97%
100%
102 »/4
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J.
102% 103%
18
88
*88
91
99
100
98%
100
88 y4
93
.
•
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87
.
~5
99
99
•
63%
80
♦78%
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103%
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100
59%
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91%
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-
86%
90 %
97%
92
*90V2
%
99
97%
97%
10
70%
70
72%
24
65 Va
72%
59%
59
59 y2
22
57
72
83%
83%
3
83%
84'A
83%
92 y2
95
93
Wisconsin
Public
Service 3J/4s
1971
*81
—
—
95
*93%
^-Jaw-July
—
91%
—
50
109
93%
124
Lt
Elec
&
Power 2%s
Deferred
138
92%
26
delivery
included
129
169
not
105%
91
87
79
80
•
sale not included
in the year's range
—
1017/a
103%
*—
April-Opt
dp-inter est e Odd lot^le
the year s range,
.
receivership, or
i
"D
/J
p
colli
r"» cr
flftt
102%
sale not included in
reorganized under Section
94%
82%
Jan-July
1976
in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule
included in the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
105%
104%
—
m
*80
80
93%
91
'•
98%
98%
99
80%
'
'
during .current
*82%'
97%
85
*80%
■
Jan-July
April-Oct
81%
73%
36 y4
36%
debentures
Whirlpool Corp 3y2s sink fund debs 1980__Feb-Aup
Wilson & Co. 4y8s sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
tfan-July
• Gen mtge 4!/2s inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s
1979——,
Mar-Sept
74
15
11
78
79
1981_Jan-July
1984—
May
Western Union Teleg .Co 5y4s debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3y4s series C 1970
_Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967—
Jan-July
3%s
convertible
debentures 1975
May-Wou
t
104%
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
April
79
90 y8
1981-—April
100
89%
10
100
97%
—
95%
118
115
101%
99 y4
y4
99
99
*89 V*
89%
94
98Vi
98
100 Vi 100
116Vi
124%
105 y4
101
101%
101
99
.
7
y4
""'
87 VB '
84%
87%
86%
102 Va 103
84%
103%
10
68 ''
81
110
38 i
103% 104%
101% 102
103%
Western Pacific RR
76%
1
income
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3y2s series C 1979—
April-Oct
-5%s debentures
1982
Jan-July
a
1979—
5s
Terminal
156
85
96%
4s
Inc—
notes
132
—
W
,
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4%s series H 1990——
5%s
105
Co—
mtge
Yonkers
Talcott
Mar-Sept
1982
Feb-Nov
Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3y2s 1967—Jan-tfuZp
General mortgage 3s 1979
Map-Nov
West Penn
Electric 3%s 1974—
—May -Nov
West Penn Power 3y2s series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
—Jan-July
107
105
*85
May-Nov
1973
debentures
101%
59
140
*93%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
C 1973_April-Ocf
Map-Nov
income 4JAs series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3y4s series B 1971
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
65%
61
*100
Camp Inc—
subord debs 1982
Stokely-Van
105%
7
*87
2003
Gen mtge
86%
104%
Vi
*99
—Mar-Sept
43/4s
101%
103%
76%
74
76%
106% 106 Vi
.—Jan-July
2%s
86%
Map-Nov
1983
3Vis debentures
5s
1995
B
debs
:
100
96
—
*105 Vi 106
Ry
Southwestern
4Vis
100%
18
*65
Jan-July
April-Oct
first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-tfulp
1st
mtge coll tr 4Vis
1988
Feb-Aup
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 33/4S 1977—May-Nop
2%s
99%
*86%
__
99 »A
89
28
102
99
99
Jan-July
27/8s series E 1986
2%s series F 1996
mortgage 5Vis series H 1983
mortgage
mortgage
Southern
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
_Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
April-Oct
1978—;
G 1979
H 1980
I 1981
J 1982
mtge 3V4s ser
series F 1983
168%
150
--
' i;''
■■■
..
First
ref 4s
income
66
59
24
66
*141
Pacific RR Co—
Southern
103%,
106
103%
238
231
*209
——
Mar-Sept
1977
1969
Gold
100%
17
79%
Gen
Lines)
(Oregon
17
__
Southern Pacific Co—
4Vis
series
3s
and ref
&
lien
subord
Wabash
First
Ry
First lien
86%
80%
77%
2
—
.
Virginian
ioo y2
82%
76%
12
85%
78 y4
85%
Indiana
Southern
;
__
103% 104%.
102%
Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s
General mortgage 4'As 1983
100
6s
78 y4
mtge 2%s series
ref
&
2%S series
3%S series
1st & ref mtge 3JAs series
85%
83
9
84
1st
108
100
17
99%
99%
convertible
3 Vis
Southern
101%
99 y2
"
99 7/a
100
—
*105 y2
99%
104
100% 101
t'- ""'-
91%
103 y4
ioo
Co—
Edison
California
Southern
mtge 3s series F
29
I
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Jan -July
Telegraph
&
Telepnone
—.
5
6
96%
1980
ref
1st
Southern
101V*
91%
101% 101%
140
1976
Electric & Power Co—
mtge 2%s series E 1975
&
Jlst&
\ 1st
90
debs
93%
102% 103%
—
92 %
99%
100% 100%
—
103'/a 103 Va
-'i'V.
1969
subord
conv
89%
99%
RR 5s
South & North Alabama
92%
1
——
Co—
*4'/2s
104%
89%
ibi y2
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
1986
debentures
*92
*99 V*
debs 1993
1976
97%
97 V
•
—
April-Oct
1983
debentures
of America—
J92%
89%
1027/a
debs
4s
subord
104
'
;
_Feb-Aup
April-Oct
1986
debentures
2Vis
Oil
Socony
s
debs
2Vis
Oil
91
96
94 Va
l_ ■
99%
99%
April-Oct
Map-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
1981_
1976
subord debentures
conv
Virginia
Roebuck
Sears
4
*91%
*91%
June-Dec
1967
fund
Corp
conv
4y4s
,
Jan-July
1977
debentures
Steel
States
Vanadium
—
Feb-Aug
Map-Nov
1982
debentures
— —
—
*96%
*86%
—
Freight Co—
debentures
2%s
sinking
3 '/as
debentures
45/is
5s
104
mmmm
so ya
102 %
5
94%
87 !A
106%
—
105
97%
94%
100
79%
—
*87%
104
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—May-Nov
Mav-Nou
1980
subord
debentures
4%s
141 Vi
87 Va
*80 VB
.
States
conv
Rubber
2%s
94%
100
—
.»
sinking fund debentures 1980
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982
United
*100
--
5s
U S
120%
164
127% 130
129'/8
87%
91
—
—
Corp—
1972
subordinated debentures
4 Vis
*88 y4
—
tfune-Dec
1974
Acceptance
Roebuck
Bears
1980
2 Vis 1966
& Sons
E)
(Jos
debentures
3s
—
fund debentures 1973
coll trust 4V2s 1977
mtge & coll trust 5s
United
84 V4
96
85 ya
— —
Co—
mortgage 3s series B 1980
s
f debentures 1977
Seaboard Finance Co 5 Vis debs
1st
3%s
Seagram
*87%
mmmm
80 %
941/a
97%
&
*96 Va
—
89%
.
92 V*
89
mmmm
__
*94%
mmrnm
1972
debentures
& coll trust 4y»s 1978
sink fund debentures 1978
4%s
5 Vas
*91
*84%
mmmm
RR
Duluth
&
May-Noo
certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
Second 4s inc bond
Bt
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-JVou
April-Oct
mtge
1st
Bt
fund
sinking
mtge
1st
84'A
69 %
47
37
rS^
Corp
sink
1st
83
85%
76%
26
1
CO i-t
CO o
74%
66'A
3%s
83%
82%
1
80 Ya
90%
62 V*
—
80%
80%
89%
1
—
89%
April-Oct
gold 6s 1996
Louis-San Francisco Ry
89%
747/a
*76 y2
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
Lawrence
Second
1st
*91
J a ?i-July
2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3y2s 1972
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
1st
Power 3s series A 1971
& Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
Saguenay
Gas
.
■
* '
"
■*
1
'
„«*.
77 of
'
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(406)
.
.
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY; RECORD
In the following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, July
22,
and
It is compiled by the report of the American
ending Friday; July 26.
Week's
Friday
Range
of Prices
Par
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class A
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
Low
1
S T O CK S
for Week
2
%
700
1
1 %
4,300
18
1%
Jan
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Admiral
Products
Inc
2%
Co;-:
2%
1,100
2%
Jun
41/2
2%
3 '/a
1,900
2%
Jun
10
Plastics
Corp
V Aero-Plow Dynamics
Aerojet-General
10c
o
May
9
11%
7%
3%
54%
65%
Apr
5,400
4% Mar
x.JW
2%
9,400
45%
58.
c..
Apr:
Jan
7%
8%
2,400
7
*
2%
20%
2%
2%
1,100
2yB
1
2.50
Aeronca
Aid
Manufacturing Co
Aileen
1
3 Va
2%
3Va
2,000
2% July
„10c
22%
18%
24%
53,200
10 % May
1
o"/4
o-/4
1
20%
20%
21%
15 Va
Techniques Inc
Investment &i
15%
Discount Inc
Inc
Airport Parking
Class
Corp
of
Power* 4.20%
preferred. -100
Wood Steel Co common
—10
Alaska
Airlines
91%
17%
,
"7%
91%
125
18%
12 %
2,500.
_mo
Co
Bohack
Industries
Inc__
Borne
._10c ti
Inc
Inc
"7
7%
1
4
~7 Va
Jun
8%
Jun
3%
Jan
5 Va
Feb
Properties
Inc;
1
Alleghany Corp- "warrants"
Allegheny Airlines Inc_.
2 %
7
convertible preferred
2%
Jun
5%
|
7 509
2
4,900
3,300
6% July
5% July
7%
9% Apr
9%
2%
3'/a
3,600
9%
9%
9%
100
3
Mar
Co Inc
Almar
Alsco
Jan
Jan
'8%
"8%
5 Vb
b-,4
0
5 Va
10c
5Va
5%
~ -
Aluminum
Amco
of
Co
Ambassador
America
Oil
$3.75
pfd-100—
Corp
Industries
5%
4%
4%
American
Beverage Corp
1
Book
American
Book-Stratford Press
Co
American Business Systems
American Electronics
Inc
Inc—1
Inc
Israeli
Paper
American shares
American MARC
4%
'
..
1.300
Mills
4 %
28o
3%
1,900
6
5%
3% July
84 Va
Apr
5%
Jan
1,100
3%
1.
Va
Jan
Jun
6% Feb
,6%
Inc
Jan
Anchor
Thread
Post
5%
class
A
preferred
6
Mar
5% May
4Va Jun
1%
9 Va
Jan
Jan
2%.,
4,000
2 Va
Jan
4% Mar
10% Jan
7%
7%
4,900
4
1,200
11%
12
4%
4%
4%
1,500
12%
12%
303
-
Corp
1
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs-3.45
4%
1
4%
lu
4%
11%
:■
3%
~3%
~3%
800
12%
11%
12%
Breeze
Corp
Manufacturing Co
1
99
50c
Arkansas
99%
220
Louisiana Gas Co
2.50
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
Armour & Co "warrants"
Arrow Electronics Inc
Asamera
Associated
Electric
American
British
1
Jan
1
Atco
rets
Products
Inc
-
Inc
32%
22%
J
/
•*
•
regis—
id
-
1
5%
5%.
--
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
4% May
14% July
.
7% Mar
96%
101
Jan
Jan
Labs
—*
28%
Jan
Jan
103
Feb
22% July
30
Jan
(»U
.
6V8
Financial Corp
Atlantic Coast Line Col
Atlantic Research
1%
5%
Corp
1
...
2%
.
•MM)
■
Jan
6% July
Jan
6
2%
1,300
Columbia
Jan
•
-
May
Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
British
Petroleum
Co
Amer
i
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
4%
Avien
Avis
Inc
(E L)
Co Inc
Ay shire
Buell
preferred
Industries
1
Bunker
Hill
(The)
3%
Butler's
2%
Apr
10 Va
Jan
27
13% July
273/a
200
22%
Jan
24
243/B
1,200 >•
22 Va
Jan
7%
Jan
28% May
28% May
8% Jun
8 Va
May
12%
4%
Jan
8 Va
Jan
700
13 %
Jan
16%
Jun
500:
10%
Jap
10%
Feb
3% July
6%
Jan
24
7%
8A
7%
60,400
8
63/s Jan
200
1
11%
HVa
11%
2,800
6"%
6%
6%
5,000
14%
:
14%
15
10 Vt
10%
3%
3%
100
173/4
19%
34,300
8 Va
8
A July
5
Jan
11%
—10
;
12
900
11 Va
July
21,100
Va
Jan
3 Va
-
'19%
•
,
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Jun
Jun
-
19% July
14
Jun
•
Va
Va
4%
4%
200
May
5%
Jun
5%
6%
6%
2,400
5% May
6%
Apr
6%
900
6%
Apr
9%
Jan
17%
18%
20.UU0
16 Va
Apr
19Va
Jan
Vs
'
6%
1
1 T
Son Inc
&
Corp
BVD
Co
—
18%
Inc
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California
S3.00
J
*
A
Jan
Power
$2.50
Co
Feb
5,200
22%
Feb
22% Feb
29% May
73%
250
63 %
Jan
75
May
52
Jan
55
Jun
56
56
150
53%
Jun
60% Mar
4,400
7% July
12% Jan
6,900
3% Jan
4% May
4% May
7% Jun
7 V»
7%
1
3%
3%
6
6
'
3 %
1
Ltd
6
Ltd
>
17% July
100
•
Cement Co Ltd
SI.30
27%
10c
Bread
Canada
2,500
27 VA
73%
50
A
Campbell Chibougainau Mines
Campbell Machines Inc
Canada
18%
27%
73 %
•
common
preferred*
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc—
Class
17%
1
50
—5q
Electric
pieferred
preferred
34
♦
common
preferred
20
34 V*
300
3 IS
19,200
27%
Jan
36% Apr
.-
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
318
.
_3 }h
3% Mar
4%
8% Jan
Jan
(
& Dock Co
•
Canadian,Export Gas & OH
Oils
Gas
Jun
Canadian
8
Mar
Canadian
Petrofina Ltd
3 Va
9
4
1,400
10
200
6% July
% Jun
% July
7% July
8% Jan
3% Jun
9% Jan
200
4Va
Feb
%
Feb
"%
16%c
Ltd
%
3 400
IS
3/4
%
7,800
7 Va
10c
Ltd
7%
2,400
12 Va
16%
228,500
2.50
Marconi
6% July
2Va Apr
7Va July
lVa
Jan
lie
Feb
9%
Jan
May
*..
—'
Isjk/
11 Va
6,500
:
55%
Jan
9%
Ltd
*
14 Va
1
Jan
Canadianwide
Jun
Canadian
Feb
Canal-Randolph Corp
4
partic pfd—10
10
Properties Ltd—
8% May
71%
14%
6%
Feb
12 % July
%
Feb
1%
Jun
Jan
17%
Feb
%
Jan
Carnation
3%
10
4%
1
Capital Cities Broadcasting.
Capital City Products Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
4%
18% Jun
4% Jan
10% Feb
6Va
Jan
Jun
13
%
A
14
15 %
5,500
10%
Apr
16%
19%
21%
3,500
13%
Jan
3%
4%
4%
1,400
4%
4,500
23% May
5% Feb
6
Jun
3 Vb
3%
3,100
3% Jun?
4% July
2% Mar.
11 Va Jan
17%
600
8,900
1 ~ ~
(J
Shoe
3,500
14%
Feb
18%
■"1.700
14%
14%
250
11%
43%
14%
3%
.
4,000
■■
%
3
Jan
13Va
American dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Burnell & Co Inc
25c
6%
15,200
10
May
7%
1
2%
—
%
18
10
21 Va
f
12%
50c
.
Javelin
1
1%
Jun
Feb
3%
Company—.—2.50
Canadian
9,100
4
7 A
18%
.
Mines Ltd—
Jun
13,600
14%;'
400
2,900
8Vs
A com—30c
Burgmaster Corp
Burma
5% Mar
1%
1
8%
20%
Jun
12%
.
1
12 Va July
15%
Corp
£1
—&
900
1%
14%
1
8
25c
Inc
1,700
.
b6 %
:
7%
Jun
--
—
serial
Industrial
1%
Corp
Collieries
19%
66%C
Williston
43%
600
40 % Mar
4% Jan
22% May
Carreras
Ltd
Jan
15
48 %
A
A
600
14 %
14%
14%
•
5%
700
Corp
1,900
9,600
1
5
5
50c
21%
19%
17%
21%
~4%
4%
4%
88%
£8%
1
1
5.50 /
& Light $5 preferred—*
109 %
18
„13% Apr
4% May
16%
200
„
100
20
109% 109 V*
83
Co
—_—10
13%
13%
100
Mar
Central,
Jun
Central
Corp of America
Charge Services
Hadley Corp
Maine
Power &
—1
4Va
8%
%
Power
3.50%
Light 4%
4 VB
pref.—100
pfd
100
76
Mar
74%
10%
24%
19
Apr
Jan
6% Mar
98 Va
110
Jun
Jan
%
6
Feb
Jan
%
Feb
14% Mar
4% Jun
10 Va May
1 Va Apr
72%
5,400
Jan
Jan
88 % July
-..
240
76
Jan
3Va Jan
8% July
1,700
%
,
A Jan
17% Apr
7% Jan
Mar
4,400
8%
8%
%
r
3%
1
1
Inc—
—_—
Jan
4
500
4%
&
Mar
1,3C0
•74
—.—1
Jun
107%
130
%
4%
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Co..
Jan
16% Mar
4%
1,500
Amer
(AM)
Catalin
A
1
Co—
(JW)
Castle
6c
——
International
Carolina Power
Carter
Minerals-.
Central
Avondale
20%
*.«.
Central
i
Apr
Ltd—
Company-
F
S
Homestead
15%
5
9%
•
Budget Finance-Plan—'!Common
Canadian
1
—10c
100
10
B
Canaveral
Industrial Corp
8%
preferred
Bruce
Canadian
9,200
1
83/4
30c
Mar
11%
com
Jan
8%
10s
Class B common
2y8 Mar
10%
10c
28 %
'
6
Jan
11%
General Industries Inc
Atlas Sewing Centers Inc
Audio Devices Inc
Aurora Plastics Corp
,
29 Va
dep rc.ts ord registered
1% Mar
10 pesos
'. Atlas
Jan
24% July
■..
4%
Atlas
Atlas
July
20 3/4
Power
7%
9%
11
Jan
1% Feb
4%
26,200
64 Va
-
2%
Jun
3%
7,800
13%
6%
2%
34% Mar
% Mar
5^9
2,600
2
•
-
7 Va
850
1,500
10s
dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord registered
Canadian Dredge
2%
6%
Products..10c
i
1
7
—
4%
7 Va
1%
tut)
i•
--
13
33 Vac "*
Chemical Industrial
Atico
Jan
100 Va
1%
10c-
13 Va
Apr
1,400
2,500
3
1 *
5%
10,800
5
I
lc
Inc
2,400
25%
Jan
26
33%
23%
%
£1
1 "
73/4
28%
24%
4 Va July
12
Apr
3,000
101 Va 101%
40c
■7Va
27 V4
Co
Amer
British
Apr
25 %
Tobacco—
American
2% Mar
..
4% Jun
6%
Industries—
deposit
Associated Testing
Astrex
32%
•
22%
Associated Pood Stores Inc
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Oil & Gas CO
Associated
6
pfd_100
Oil
Corp Ltd
Associated Baby Services
6
1% May
•
.1
Oil
6%
Aigus Inc
7%
Jan
13% May
16% Jan
Mar
3,600
pfd—100-
1,200
•
2
Jan
14 Va Mar
May
3
10
Jan
20 Va
•
2
Jan
8% Jun
5% Feb
Jan
Jan
11
5,100
!•*
-
5
3%
3% May
11% July
4% Jan
.j.
■s
4Va
lb
1
;
3,^
V"
«•
1
1%
1%
16
47% May
37
500
ii%
3% Mar
2% July
"Jan
5,200
*
47
Jan
2%
400
3%
2
Chemical- Co
2%
2 Va
.
"7%
^
5...
Products
Anthony Pools Inc
Apollo Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
11,200
46 Va
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Ansul
2%
12.50
Andrea Radio
1
3%
May
Mar
Jan
3
-
Jan
2%
^
Jan,
Jan
5%
,4
400
4,600
2%
American Realty & Petroleum
Corp.lOc
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
American
•'(
-?••••
4%
Jan
52
July
Jan
7%
23/4
Burroughs
50c
Manufacturing Co
Inc
1,200
7
3%
£1
American Petrofina
43 Va
125
4
6 Va
4% Mar
6 00
Jan
90
2%
Jan
Feb
89
24%
;
Jan
Ltd—
_
American
/"'•
13
July
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord— •
14%- Feb
10
4% July
7,700
0
•
6%
1
July
23
Feb
"1,350
*.
43%
47a V
•
American-Internatl Aluminum
American
43%
Jan
5
18
Jun
Brooks Instrument Co Inc—
8% July
5% July
3,100
% S 4%'
f
4%
20
81%
365,
16 Va
6%
American
2,700
33,300
1,100
Brown Company
Brown Forman Distillers cl
5%
■
187/a
86%
-7 Va
5
17%
Jun
4%
5%
1~
Inc
"8%
4%
4%
86:"°' 86 Va
86%
1
18
83%
6%
16%
_
class
18%
86 %
*
20c
Inc
9%
9%
Jan
17%
Works
2 Va May
Jan
Jan
Mar
8
1
Gear
Foote
Jun
May
8%
10
Feb
2,000
4
7%
Rainwear
Inc
7% Apr
6%
1%
8
80c
Paper Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc
1,000
1,000
2Va July
100
Jan
-
9%
1
Allied Control
8Va
7%
7%
6% May
2%
Allied
Jan
1 %
Jan
Jan..
7Va
b°/a
9 Va
10
4%
5%
6%
5%
1
Alliance Tire &-Rubber
qlass A
£1Vi
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common..1
5%%
|.
68 %
Jan
56
7%
13%
Brad
7
2,200
2,100
1%
Brandywine Raceway Assn
1,300'
4%
8
25% May
4% Mar
Feb
13%
America—
of
British American
4%
%
1
Bowling Corp
Brillo
4%
19,900
10c
Inc
Jun
,
American deposit rets American shs..
All American Engineering Co
10c
2Va
May
80
Algemene Kunstzide N V —
All-State
100
1.50
Inc
Feb
21%
3,300
8
• A
common.
Co
93 Va
Jan
19
July
16% July
3% Jan
3%
7%
7%
i
9% Jan
2% Apr
28% Jan
Feb
1%
1
preferred—:
Jan
2,000
4
4
Co
prior
Chemical
17 Va
62 % Mar
3,500
7%
10c
(HC)
5 Va %
23% Apr
13% May
89% Jan
200
18
2
High
Mar
Jan
Feb
Bourjois
Alabama
Alan
4Va
4%
2,950
16%
3%
•
20%
Building Industries Inc—
Bloomfield
24% July
3% July
19% Apr
74
America-
A
5%
preferred
Alarm ^Device Mfg
a
19
3%
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
Aerosol
18
—
4
3
A
Class
Low
8%
Corp
Bloomfield
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
1
Blauner's
Jan
6%
2 J/4
54
Birdsboro
Jan
2%
2%
1
Corp
500
b%
>
1
Inc
9
9
Jan
Shares
Inc
Binney & Smith Inc
4% Mar
2%
1
Low
for Week
(The)
Bethlehem Corp
Bickford's Inc
Jan
Acme
Missiles & Construction Corp
Class A common
25c
Frocks
Berkshire
2% Mar
2Yb May
Range
of Prices
Par
LowHigh
High
Sales
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
2 Vo
100
Week's
Friday,
Sales
Last'
Sale Price
S T O CK S
American Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current vear
Range for Week Ending July 26.—
85%
76
July
B
Central
Bailey & Selburn
$1.40
Oil
&
Gas
class
A_1
Baker Industries Inc
8%
1
9%
10
300
7%
8
2,500
—*
Common
50c
Convertible preferred
Baldwin Securities
Banner
Barnes
Industries
Beck
11% Mar
8% Mar
13%
13%
1,600
10%
Jan
14% July
4Va
4%
4%
1,200
3%
Jan
1*
1A
1A
3,500
18
Jan
10c
Inc
13%
2%
2%
2%
1,600
2%
Apr
4% Jun
1% May
4Va Jan
Securities
series
Chamberlin Co of
Corp
7%
7%
7%
1,200
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
Chief
15%
17%
9,700
15%
Apr
23 Va
Jan
Christiana
(AS)
25o
r
1
•
Shoe
Corp
Corp
Bell Telephone of
Canada
'nstrument Corp
1
Co
Inc
Berkey P*otn Inc
For
footnotes,
1
700
9%
2.200
1 Va
9Va
Apr
12 %
Jan
8% Mfir
% Jan
10%
Jan
"lVa
1%
1%
Feb
1V2 Mar
19%
21%
15,700
14%
Jan
6%
400
6%
Jun
2
2 Vb
600
50%
1,500
Vb
2
May
47 Va July
50c
5%
5%
3,700
4
—1
8%
9%
1,200
7% May
6% Jan
34
17 V8
Jan
20%
28
Jan
1,675
34%
Jan
32
Apr
40% Apr
1
3%
3%
6%
6 %
7%
Jan
9
700
3%
Jun
900
5
Jan
5% Mar
6% May
1A Jun
1
;
Oil
Cinerama
Mining
Corp
1%
1A
600
12%
12%
12%
1,400
10%
Feb
26 Va
26%
400
22%
Jan
1
2
Inc
1
6%
10c
.
Corp
18 Va
2
6%
17
II
Feb
Corp—_——
Development Ltd
13%
29
Feb
Jun
May
lVa
Jan
3
Feb
2,100
5Va
Jan
8%
Jun
20
28,000
12 Va
Jan
22 %
Apr
2 Va
6%
5,100
~
Jan
17% Mar
Mar
27% July
13Va Jan
lc
Circuit Foil
C K P
1%
5
2
Apr
13%
13%
14%
12,500
25c
2S%
24%
25%
3,100
19
*
13 Va
13
13%
5%
4,400
10 Va Mar
13%
21% July
6%
49%
see page
Apr
20%
25c
1
116
2,600
8,400
—•
Belocit
Watch
Consolidated
Chromalloy
10%
:
Chicago Rivet & Machine
15%
9%
8%
3,200
10
Corp
Ltd
Cherry-Burrell
1
914
18%
37%
*
America
Charter Oil Co
—10c
1
18%
36%
1
preferred..*
*
Co
1
18%
36%
2.50
common
preferred
Century Electric Co
Century Geophysical
Engineering
50c
Corp
convertible
B
convertible
Inc
Electronic
Benrus
Jan
Jan
5
S1.50
USA
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster Corp
Bayview Oil Corp
Bearings Inc
Bell
May
lc
Ltd
Bargain Town
11V4
50c
Corp
Oil
Mar
500
7%
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
Banff
9
Jan
8%
Jan
3 Va Jan
53% May
6% Jun
10% May
9% Jan
Clark
Cable Corp
5%
10c
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
1
6
Clary Corporation
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
1
8%
4
Coburn
1
6%
Credit
preferred
Co
Inc
common.—
1
20
1,400..,
4% Mar
6% Mar
5% July
4 Va Mar
7%
Jan
9Va
Jun
15%
Jun
5%
2 500
8 Va
5,100
14%
200
2%
10%
23
1.400
5,900.
400
12%
Apr
6% July
3%
Jan
9% Mar
12%
Apr
20 Va Mar
26%
Apt
Number 6285
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
STOWS
American Stock Exchange
Par
Electrbnics
Cohu
Colonial Sand
Co
Stone
6c
Shares
3 fa-, 4
3c %
15%
1574
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
7,300
37/2
Apr
Apr
13%
Jan
37% July
18% Feu
Fairmont
574 L
572"-
5%
300
4
Jan
6%
Jun
Falcon
Centers Inc—-10c
1%
1 V8
4 78
13,1uo
1
Jun
1%
Jan
Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc ;
___50c
43 7a
Family
Metals
Commercial
Co—i
Community Discount
Community Public
4374
874
874-
•
44
3,400
38% May
8%
1,000
7% May
14%
Jan
174
3,200
Jan
300
% May
4% Mar
3%
•574
574
Apr
r,
174
-
—
'{.■
5:
7-
••
•
46
Feo
Chemical
Seaboard
Record
Consolidated
10c
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated
Oil
Consolidated
Royalty
Consolidated
Sun
Oil
Aviation
—*
9
-10c
Inc.—
Ray
414
2314
T
9
Apr
574
Jan
714
7%
I
Felmont
Purchaser
Apr
Fields
Feb
8%
Jan
1074
Feb
Financial
Continental
Commercial
Continental
Connector
Corp
cl A—50c
Continental
Materials
Corp
10c
%
%
U
11%
1114
11%
25,200
15
19%
2014
1
6%
6%
Telephone
Paint
Cook
Co.
Varnish Co
&
514
A
51/4
1% May
9
-9%
900
274
Jan
8%
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Jan
5%
1,600
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6% Mar
%
Plastics
General
Inc
574
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10
Jan
July
74
28%
4.000
22 J/8
174
5.700
1
2
174
210
22,600
2
5
474
800
4% July
7
874
6%
7
5,200
8
6%
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6%
7
400
7
8%
6%
7
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3,200
574 Jan
6% July
4% Jan
1
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17%
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207/4 July
800
5%
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774 May
&
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1
common
preferred class A
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Cott
Bottling Co of New England
Apr
17
Jan
May
9%
Jan
Jan
22%
Feb
20%
100
20%
Apr
21%
&
Florida
American
6%
1.000
5%
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7%
dep receipts
(ord reg)
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6%
1,000
6%
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8
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2.50
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1,000
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914
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2%
42 %
4%
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17%
9 7'4
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•
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1
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1
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Fotochrome
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20
Central
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(Geo A)
214
300
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2%
6,100
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42%
16.400
35% Mar
4%
41
500
374 Jan
4%
9 ii
July
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Laboratories
B
5% Jun
Sporting Goods
Power
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3%
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5%
100
6%
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8%
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600
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General
3%
3
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574
Jan
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1314
14%
1,500
2.900
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100
7%
v
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r
1274
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214
2%
2
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5%
5%
5%
400
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674
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6%
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2%
800
2%
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23%
2374
3074
353,100
12%
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4%
1.600
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10c
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1
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10c
574
5%
34%
34%
;
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Defiance Industries Inc
class B
debenture
10%
1
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5
stock
100
1074
6
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11
26%
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35
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11%
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6%.
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5%
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2,600
90
18% Jan
142%
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6%
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674
4.500
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13%
14%
2,800
8%
&
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1
474
4%
5
4.300
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2,700
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6,600
10
14%
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14%
3,500
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dep rets
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10
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1
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2%
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74
Jan
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3% Jan
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1%
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1%
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200
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11%
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2,100
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2%
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700
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2%
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1374
5,100
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1374
Apr
17%
Jan
21% May
9%
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14 % Apr
18% May
19 74 Jun
11
15%
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16
16%
200
5,500
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12 74
4,100
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36%
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11,900
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6,100
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8
33%
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100
1,300
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16
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41
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9
Feb
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15% Feb
40%
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18%
14%
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Security
Goldfield
7
300
4
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Co
—1
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800
6%
1,100
2% May
6% Jun
1,600
11,000
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20o
1
common
preferred series
1%
1
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—
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31%
2
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Great
6%
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7%
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3%
1
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20
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Guerdon
Chemical
Industries
Coatings
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Gulf States Land & Industries
Industries
Western
Gulf &
Industries Inc
Gulton
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36%
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H
July
374
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8c
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B
3%
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9
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3,600
28%
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31%
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193 %
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AO
165
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14%
3,800
10
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10,300
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9% July
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100
5
6%
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15
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7%
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13 74
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5%
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98
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200
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105
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3
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4
July
July
44%
Jan
55
1%
1%
1%
4%
4%
4%
4
1,900
4%
4%
1,000
3% Mar
614
6%
6 74
300
9%
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9
6% July
6% Jan
4
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9
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11%
300
11%
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12%
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,
108
4
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13
102
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109
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13%
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1
1274
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12%
30.100
10
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12% July
31%
30
31%
3,100
3.800
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32% July
22 74
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474
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11% Apr
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574
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4% May
5%
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26
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3
5,900
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11
11
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Mar
6
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2474 July
34
14%
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10%
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39
May
3
July
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Jun
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7%
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4%
4%
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26%
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26%
3174
27%
5,500
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26% July
36%
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4
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5%
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18% July
17% Jan
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3%
100
3% July
474 May
374
3%
200
3% July
5%
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7 74
1,200
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8%
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4%
7.400
374 May
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1,500
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6%
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10
1
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3
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2,400
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2
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574-
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Hebrew
674
9
6% July
May
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18%
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5% July
4074 Jan
8 74
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1%
4474 May
2% Jan
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4%
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Pak Inc
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Hotels
(R)
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&
6%
351/4
35
35%
500
2774
Jan
30%
30%
3174
7,300
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1
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Jan
Hofmann
Industries Inc
474
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4%
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Consol Gold Mines
5
Holly Corporation
50c
Holly Stores Inc
1
Holophane Co
—-——*2
Holyoke Shares Inc
5
Home Finance Group Inc
1
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
1
—*
11% Mar
Feb
4%
3%
Apr
774 May
7% Jan
5% July
3 74
Jan
574
Jun
Feb
38% May
35% July
Jan
107
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76
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85
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11% July
11%
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574
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574
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574 July
5%
13
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5
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Apr
19
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9%
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18
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5
774
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1
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12
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674 May
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102
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4
21,500
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100
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19
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21
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,
•
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7
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1
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7% Jun
1,500
874
1
5%
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200
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7% July
15%
18%
108
4%
1
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8
11%
18%
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10
1
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1%
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1
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common—1.25
5%
convertible preferred—_
10
374
1%
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18%
25%
8%
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7% July
1.500
1
77/a
6%
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3% Mar
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4%
6%
1
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574
11%
1,800
3%
common
2%
3
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—1
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4.000
2
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Rule
Jan
6%
174
preferred
Ero Manufacturing Co
Chemical
Jun
2%
6%
.
8%
1474
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3%
•'
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10%
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1
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Jan
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:
174 July
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•
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9,200
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1
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$2 convertible preferred
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20
7%
;
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574
174
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176
%
7%
5%
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19%
5% July
Jan
12%
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700
10,900
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Apr
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38 y; May
4
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8
July
Jan
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■
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3
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8
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174
176.13
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5%
1%
6
common—60c
series A—
30
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Griesedieck
Grocery
7%
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91%
Apr
874
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preferred
42 %
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Electronic Research Associates Inc
Essex
Apr
Jun
Jan
175% Mar
2
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ERT
Jun
474
36%
5
1
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Great Lakes Chemical Corp
27%
2734
1
—
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Electrographic Corp
6%
Jun
14%
32%
2% May
30% Mar
174
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4%
5
*
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Erie
2074
12% July
30% Jan
1774
13
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Basins
7%
4214
•
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10% Jan
700
1474
12%
15%
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1
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:
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.
8.100
1574
15%
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*
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:—1
Gorham Corporation
4
Gray Manufacturing Co.
5
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400
12%
1
4% May
35
class
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Goodman
Hartfield
Eastern
Elco
1,700
1
Inc
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
Gluckin (Wm) Co Ltd
Harvard
Edo
3%
3174
31%
25% May
Jan
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4% May
6% July
Jan
•
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,
674
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Glass Tite Industries
Hardeman
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1,900
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5% Mar
2%
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35% Jan
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Harnlschfeger
Eastern
5 74
9174
3172
1
*
—*
Gilchrist Co
Feb
12%
10
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2%
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Co—
American
Eastern
Feb
Jun
July
1% Mar
1
class A n v
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Great
4% July
274
—
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
July
1074
•
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29%
274
13
*
common
Exploration
Test
874 Feb
1574 May
7% Jan
900
4%
11
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Harris
2 % May
Jun
1,700
1%
=
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preferred
&
400
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4% July
Jan
24%
May
2
.
stock
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Chemical
Dominion Textile Co
(The)
1
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274
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16%
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Foods
Giant
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Diversey Corp
Petroleum
31
158%
..
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Dominion Steel &
8% May
Jun
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Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—
Dialight Corp
Jan
1
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DuVal
Apr
Feb
7,700
5
1
2.50
i
Gas'Corp
Jan
74
July
14 74
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1174
159
120
5%
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General
6%
5
1
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Apr
4.600
ord registered—£1
dep rets
4
3074 July
5% Apr
674 Mar
30
1
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Driver
4%
2,600
3,000
1
1
1
1
Plywood Corporation
General Stores Corp
Genung's Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred —
200
15574 157
15574
Jan
Detroit
Drilling
Jan
July
4
27
—
4%
Desilu Productions Inc
Dorsey
12%
100
Development Corp
Electric Co Ltd—
American
8% May
3.600
35
6
-
15.100
6%
4
class A pref
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D C Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
$2
974 July
3% May
6%
"warrants"
Co
Eattery & Ceramic Corp
General Builders Corp
214
class A common—1
Systems
Davidson Brothers
Dome
Feb
Jun
•
preferred
25c
10c
common
Data-Control
Dominion
7%
19%
674
3
Feb
July
500
164%
5%
Apr
Apr
1%
13% Mar
2%
2%
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2%
'
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Daryl Industries Inc
Class
1%
5
3,700
3%
12 74
Feb
11.300
12
11%
161
1
2%
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314
D
Amer
5
574
16% 4974
9%
9%
3%
3%
274 Jun
9% Mar
6%
1
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Dilbert's
3%
400
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Detroit
1,100
3 74
Inc
Garan
General
8%
18
Jan
44% July
7%
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Corporation
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
:
100
174
10c
5
Co
2%
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Drug
Dayco
3%
117a
1
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1
Cubic
Day
Jan.
7% July
Feb
Jan
5%
2%
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Corp__25c
Co
Industries
Aluminum
Class
5
:
1
Inc
Co
25c
Crowley Milner &
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3%
1174
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Porter
(MH)
Gatineau
Crown
Jan
Feb
9%
50c
5
Corp
Consolidated
Crose United
Crown
1474
214
Jun
6%
Petroleum
Crown
1,800
Jun
Construction
preferred
Capital Corp
Tiger Line mc
Flying
Apr
614
6%
1
21%
20%
6 74
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)
Cresmont
17% May
21
1.50
Corp
15%
F'eb
Jun
ic
Ltd—
Courtaulds
Creole
21
•
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Jan
7%
1574
1%
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Jun
1274
2,000
15 Va
Warrants
Fishman
1,100
8%
28% July
1% Jan
7,500
27%
Inc
Corp
convertible
Fischer
16
814
9% July
14% Feb
10c
A
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Jan
15%
5
_—
Jan
12 7 a July-
1
class
First National Realty &
Feb
11% July
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
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•
5%
Jan
174
Corp
Chemicals
&
4%
2
Ford Motor
Cooper-Jarrett
1,200
374 Jun
41,600
8
174 Mar
7
6,800
1
Continental
1
1,000
12
1
Filmways Inc
60c
Corp
Hign
7% July
11% Jan
—
Petroleum
4%
1,100
3%
9%
774
V
Fargo Oils Ltd
25%
J
,:
28%
Jan
% Mar
8
1
1
Jun
100
11%
1
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd-
3%
11,900
;
Lew
12%
21%
1%
3%
1.50
Inc
11%
2,600
74.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
1274
900
9
%
1%
Shares
2c
7,100
4
">4
4%
2414
334
Engineering—1
&
2,000
%4%.
—1
class A
Construction Products
Continental
20c
Inc
Gas
&
474
1
Co
Drilling Co
Pian
Famous Artists Schools Inc_.
Federated
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Low
for Week
574 July
29%
2,500
1 6 74
Par
High
2,aUO
31 74
-
Sales
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
5,4 «•:' 5
4
26)
Week's
American Stock Exchange
for Week
High
474
5
1
5
Co Inc
Coleman
Low
1
Inc
Friday
Sales
31
25c
.
1%
400
%
%
500
'
•
1
•
24%
1,500
1
24%
174
3,600
5%
574
300
24
1974
1
Jan
Feb
4% Mar
"
Jan
1% Mar
6%
Jan
35
35
35
200
3274
Jan
37 %
Feb
29
29
29
50
2874
Jan
31%
Jun
300
12%
14%
*xa
1274
974
10
400
13
9%
10%
Apr
9% July
13 74 May
600
10% July
13 74 May
.
10%
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 29, 1963
(408)
32
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 26)
Week's
Friday
Sale Trice
Born
Hardart Baking
Hardart common
&
Horn
7.50
& Co
(Geo A)
Hormel
&
Apr
23
18% Juiy
Majestic
Jan
124
Mallory Randall Corp
95 %
Jan
Jan
35 % May
4%
Jan
6% May
17%
100
Hudson
17%
is %
1.700
Jan
20
Apr
17%
18%
2,000
17
Jan
2014
Apr
Marlene
30%
1.100
26%
Feb
31 y2
Jan
Martin-Marietta
14 y2
ll7/a
500
11%
Jun
ri!"u
oan
13 /s
13%
1,700
1
--1
10c
12%
518
H
2,300
5
614
Jan
3%
3%
8,100
2%
Jan
3%
Apr
Maryland
1%
Apr
5 y2
J an
Masco
---1
2.50
5
2
,7/2
18%*
2%
500
7 %
41,200
5%
Jan
1*800'
15%
Jan
Hatcher Inc
Canada Ltd
Manufacturing Co
&
Oil
Hycon
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc1 _
Hygrade Pood Products
,
30 y4
3%
5
2%
5%
IS114
18
,4 Mar
7% July
22 Va
8%
Inland
Inland
Homes Corp
of North America
Breweries Inc
Holdings Corp —
Oil & Gas Corp—
Products
Stretch Products
Co
Insurance
International
International
International
International
International
Oil
8%
3%
3%
5%
Oil
Corp
Johnson
13%
Michigan
700
3
July
Feb
11 y4 May
July
10214 May
92
3%
4%
100
2%
7 Va
Feb
600
6
Jan
100
1
May
Feb
9
Jan
10V4
Feb
15%
Jan
3%
Jun
8614
Jan
Jan
13%
Jun
Jan
3414
11
32
29%
ir4
%
2.900
9%
6.300
1214
%
2014
4%
1
41 'a
4
Jan
1.900
3%
Jan
6%
6% May
1014
7%
200
5%
5%
1,200
2
warrants—
B
%
8
7%
2
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214
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900
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11
12
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4
4
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Jan
21?
Apr
3%
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Morse
Electro
Products
Jan
Mar
Diablo
Mt
Kaltman
Kaufman
4%%
Company
Broad Bldg
Drug
Katz
Electric
&
Gas
Kansas
& Company
(D)
&
:
Co
Kavanau Corp
Kawecki Chemical
(Walter)
Kidde
Oil
Kin-Ark
1
Company
12%
26%
5%
13%
27%
2,8
2||}
114
114
1%
lis
114
3%
314
20%
—
Kingston Products
Service Corp
1
1
314
2014
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Kirkland Minerals Corp
1
1
31%
19%
1
10c
14
2%
Klein
4
1
-2.50
25c
(I
Klion
(H L) Inc
Knott
Hotels Corp____
Kostin
(The)
Corp class A
(The)
Forge Co
Kulka Smith Electronics Corp
Kropp
20
__
11%
4
1914
1614
1014
2
514
1714
1614
914
114
914
2
4%
5
%
2%
12
11%
11%
3%
314
10o
32%
2%
11%
7.50
1
3314c
Corp
Kratter
2014
29
19%
fa
_
—5
Dept Stores Inc
B) Rubber Co
(S)
Kleinert
Ltd
Inc
_
2%
10c
1.25
Industries
,618
6%
_
Kinney
Kleer-Vu
6
25%,
2414
—
_
1
Cobalt Ltd
Kilembe Copper
__
6
2414
-1
Kingsford Company
__
1314
27%
1
1
1
2.50
1
Co
&
__
25c
Co
Jewelry Stores Inc
Kay
7
1%
614 Mar
4,800
814
Apr
214
Feb
MPO Videotronics
Apr
100
class A
97
Jun
2.900
10%
Jan
15% Mar
Murray
5,700
13%
Jan
2914
Jun
10
Jan
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
Muter Company \
414 May
1.200
20%
9.300
6y4 Mar
300
Jan
12
2%
2,600
4,800
lVa
2,600
1
Apr
Mar
3ya
1,300
Jan
Jan
*
29%
Feb
<•
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Jun
Jan
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%
•
•
11,200
v
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11%
Jun
3% July
2,600
15% Mar
14%
300
Jan
V r- t*
Lake
Jun
Lamson
Corp
Lamson
& Sessions
Lanston
Industries
Larchfield
Corp
214
Corp
Lee
Filter
Lee
Motor
1
Corp
class
Products
Realty Corp
Leslie Fay Inc class A__
1
_■
1
3
1%
i70 Mar
3%
Jan
14% Mar
Feb
14
Feb
1914 July
I6V2 July
514
5%
preferred
Livingston
Oil
Locke. Steel
Lockwood
Class
_
&
Louis
Sherry
Preserves
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Bowl-O-Mat
Brewing Co
National
National
Casket
National
Corp
(Mich)
Company
Jun
5%
Jan
Electric
National
Machinery
100
1%
Jun
2%
Jan
National Video Corp
400
114
Jan
Jan
Nedicks
4%
Jan
Needham
300
1114
Jan
14%
Feb
Nelly Don Inc
2.300
2% July
214
14%
Jan
18% May
100
2 %
Jun
100
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
3614
Jun
214 Mar
314
6.600
2214
200
.
1 % July
900
%
16,700
class A
Inc
Packing Co
Stores
Nestle-Le
New
Chem Co
Min &
Zinc
New Jersey
Mexico & Arizona Land
Park
2%
Feb
New
%
Jan
New
York
11% Mar
New
York &
1414
1314
7%
6%
1114
11%
14%
714
7%
6.700
12% July
50
7% Mar
3,200
13%
12.800
614 Jam
11% July
13 % July
23.800
8% Feb
13% July
10
1
*
__
k;
6%
1214
12%
V
12%
12 %
Feb
9% Mar
8%
8%
500
8% July
1514
Jan
314
314
900
214 May
4%
Jim
1%
8%
__
__
1%
9%
214
500
1
Mar
1%
Jan
600
814 Feb
10%
1
914
1
10
214
2%
Jun
17%
Feb
84%
3.300
38%
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16.300
Lunkenheimer
27
Mining Co
Process
Co
Noramco
414
-
7014 Jan
25%
•
1.300
90
Jan
Apr
514
8%
650
25%
Jan
29%
4
2,900
314 July
1 %
1%
1,400
1-%
96%
96%
10
10114 101 %
10
114
9614
159%
214
7%
Jan
10
114
3%
314
2.100
19%
19%
900
17% Mar
4% May
26% Apr
22%
22%
500
21
2414
2%
2%
2,600
Va
Jan
2.000
214
Feb
314 May
3% Apr
3%
3
3
'
see page
34.
"
Jan
Jan
Jun
14
%
4%
Apr
Feb
U
Feb
29% May
11%
2
Jan
Jan
99
Apr
1011/2
Jan
106
May
97%
Jan
101% Juiy
Jan
164
Jan
94
.159%
620
160
155
Mar
Jan
8
■■
——
514
Feb
9%
Jun
Jan
4
Apr
5%
Jan
8
July
100
'
'
'
~8
4%
3,600
8%
114 July
3%
714
7%
2.450
2%
2%
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1514
400
27 V*
^
27%
28%
3,000
1.3G0
11
11
13
Jan
17% May
26 V*
Jan
31%
9
May
Apr
11% July
41b
Apr
1%
4%
4%
2,500
3%
Jan
1114
1014
11%
3,200
514
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4 la
4%
4%
7,100
414 July
5%
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1,300
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Jun
35
35
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■
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15%
47%
15%
v
47%
414
4%
July
13
1214
Jan
15% July
200
45
Jan
49 %
3.500
4
Jan
13,600
•
26
•
Jan
5 Vp Mar
1
.
Jan
3.800
7%
Feb
11% July
6%
8,100
6
July
814 May
1
1
2,500
1
Feb
3%
3%
11
300
24
23%
100
314 July
Jan
22
5
1
1
23%
6%
6%
6%
11%
11%
11%
300
1
10%
10%
11%
1,100
7,800
HI May
15Va- Feb
25c
2
-5
1
30c
50c
20c
*
50c
25c
1
1
*
Jan
6
1
1
1
1,500
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2%
16%
15%
16%
1,700
1114
10%
11%
3,300
21%
21%
900
214
214
900
2%
21%
2
6%
Feb
1%
Jan
28%
Feb
8
Apr
Jan
12%
1414
3%
Feb
Jan
18
Jan
14%
25
Jan
Jun
2% July
Apr
5%
21
Jan
4
May
914
10
Jun
May
4% Mar
214
Jan
12%
13%
8,600
6%
Jan
Jun
1014
12%
15%
10%
2,000
8%
Jan
11
5%
5 Va
1,400
2
May
Jun
5% May
814
Jan
11%
12
1,300
1014
Jan
14% May
1414
14
15%
2,200
10%
Feb
16%
%
8,700
14
Apr
14
Jan
3014
30
30%
1,900
2814 Mar
3214
Apr
2.400
9% Mar
15%
Jun
12
%
13
13
12
1% Mar
Jun
3% July
3%
63.200
8(J %
3,725
31
2%
2%
73%
314
31
100
29% Mar
34
Jan
56
58
-1,250
37%
59
May
3214
Jan
Jan;
81% July
8%
Apr
714
1,600
2
214
4.600
114 May
8%
~1%
7 %
5%
814
300
7%
Jan
1014
Feb
100
1%
Jan
2
Mar
1%
1%
1
Jan
3
111
Feb
Apr
1/4
IV*
1/lT
3,500
tit
J an
3%
4%
49,100
2%
Apr
4% July
414
110
57%
Jan
66% July
160
92
Jan
96
66
94
66
66
94
Corp
of Amer
(Del)
4
10o
%
%
24.900
14
Jan
Mar
Jan
9%
8%
9%
8,800
5%
Jan
914 July
1 %
1%
24,400
1%
Apr
2%
1%
15%
1514
15%
900
28%
26%
28%
29.8CO
514
7.300
95
Feb
19 %
50c
Jan
22
Jun
6% May
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1,700
4,600
2614
6%
Jan
Feb
9%
7.700
22%
25%
May
Apr
3%
footnotes,
23%
3%
57%
Inc
1
20c
Manufacturing Co
Corp
Brass
Ohio Power
For
Jan
Jan
2414
&
Nuclear
Ohio
•
Apr
4%
4%
Jan
17% July
107
Feb
414
2714
27
33 %c
22%
2,200
5%
.
38% July
'
.
M
Inc.
Jan '
2,iu0
Southern Railway
1
North American Royalties Inc
1
North Canadian Oils Ltd
—25
Northeast Airlines
1
North Penn RR Co
50
Northern Ind Pub Serv 414% pfd—100
North Rankin Nickel-Mines Ltd
1
Novo Industrial Corp——
1
Norfolk
Ogden
Airlines Inc
Jan
5%
*
Rosario—3.3314
1
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Industries
400
25
12%
102
~5%
1.25
Auction Co
Honduras
Noma Corp
Oak
—
Jun
8%
2214 May
21
8%
3614
414 Mar
600
20%
36
—2
200
20%
37
2.50
Jan
Jan
May
6
Jun
83 %
Alackey
24%
25
1
Co
Mur
Idria
New
1
__
84
Macoid
25
5% July
Co
Corp
400
16
16%
2
Jan
A July
9%
814
Exploration
30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines—lOo
Lundy Electronics- «& Systems Inc_i_10c
Lynch
16%
103% 101%
4%
3% Mar
5
#
23% Jan
8% May
Inc
Co
1,200
Jun
31 %
614
1
Rolling Mills Co
1.000
V: 414 July
&
(The)
614
Feb
3%
1014
4
1.300
1
Service—
6%
Jan
16%
10%
4.800
3,600
25c
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co_
Longines-Whittnauer Watch
4,200
8%
July
25c
Hess
Bellas
1,700
Bartlett—
.—
414
Jun
~
5%
15
Dehydrat & Milling__3
National Alfalfa
National
Weld Machines
National Equipment Rental Ltd
National
Petroleum Ltd
National Presto Industries Inc
514
2.50
Chain
Kessler
A
1,100
5%
National Company Inc
1%
1
10c
Co
2, *00
.1514
5 3/4
Feb
4%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
Lithonia Lighting Inc
6%
15
9% May
Jan
514
4
Lithium Corp of America Inc__.
2014
614
Apr
2%
_70c
Sons—
&
20% July
Feb
17 y8
8% July
1014 Apr
Levine's Inc
Levitt
Jan
Jan
Rubber
-fit
Apr
19%
200
Jun
1%
Jan
3
3
114
%
8%
■■
1%
32
,__25o
1
A__.
;
16%
6%
New
Lefcourt
Jan
4%
Transit Co
514
13%
200
17%
214
30
3014
Jan
200
800
13%
514
1
1
.
Lease Plan International
17%
5
Inc
15
13%
9,200
National Union Electric Corp
1714
214
10
Co
10%
Apr
1%
National
13%
5
of Delaware
15% May
Jan
9%
7%
Jun
214
Jan
7 '/a
5
Jun
2
11%
2,600
1%
14%
2
1
3
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb Industries
1,D00
2,000
11%
6%
12
214
11,000
10
5
Jan
214
Feb
10% May
Jan
1%
Apr
214
Feb
13%
Jan
4%
6%
914
914
12%
5 %
Jan
2%
11
13%
5
9%
9%
11%
Jan
314
-1
400
12%
1
Ltd
Mines
Shore
1
1
.
Corp
National
Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp
Apr
%
N
Apr
5
National
L'Aiglon
24%
Jun
J
7% May
11,800
Jan
is
Jan
2
i30 May
1,200
/;
Napca Industries Inc
Nat Nast Inc class A
2%
Feb
20%
1% May
20%
11% July
800
• •>
:
Nachman
100
6%
3 A May
32% July
8,100
1,900
Apr
Jan
Jan
1314
22% July
Jan
12
4%
Feb
15
Feb
1514
3,400
8%
Apr
Apr
200
6
2014
2.50
10
50e
•••«;
♦
18 Va Mar
14
5,400
9% July
600
151
1
50c
1
1
2.50
Muntz TV Inc
Jan
7%
10%
~6%
2.50
12.50
Movie Star Inc class A
iy2
24.200
5%
500
200
13%
25c
1
Company
Vernon Mills Inc
Movielab Inc
614
1%
6%
1%
4
50c
pfd—100
Jun
4%
8%
'
K
Corp
2814
11%
10%
4
_1
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Industries
Feb
700
24
914
•
A
preferred
6%
Mount
Kaiser
17%
13
5%
100
100
100
common—1
Industries
Clemens
Mt
15% May
5
Jun
11%
5%
1314
1
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Feb
10%
5,800
6
23%
4
Industries
Precision
514
Jun
Jan
6
Jan
4
Apr
jan
July
11
1.900
9%
Jan
Apr
814
4%
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred
4.80% preferred series B
4.~J% preferred series C
12% May
2.700
5%
1
Series
10%
9%
_1
Petrochemicals-
Lake
Corp
Molybdenum
Warrants
914
614
9%
15%
11%
1
1
(Can) Ltd
of America
Molybdenite Corp
% Mar
% Mar
16,000
Feb
4%
3
3,100
16,300
Jun
300
11%
May
May
2014 May
14% July
2,000
pfd__100
Mirro Aluminum Company
10c
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs"
Mohawk Airlines Inc
1
Feb
314
22%
Light 5%
Power &
Minnesota
21%
23%
*
Canada
of
Corp
Mining
8
35
Jan
17% July
28,000
9
6%
50c
50
1
common...
414 %
convertible preferred
Milo Electronics Corp
Jun
1%
Wohl Co
Miller
13% July
83% May
200
3%
Co._
Corp
Factors
Jan
5%
Jan
14.500
7%
'
5%
Investment
Midwest
Mill
27%
10% May
2.2U0
8%
6
1
1
50c
5
50c
2.50
Midwestern Financial Corp__
Feb
Jan
6% July
5 % July
21,200
7
3%
2114
1
1
10
Mid-West Abrasive
Jan
8u0
13%
7
3 Va
10c
common
7%
29%
9,400
8%
—1
-1
Corp
Associates Inc
Microwave
12%
~9%
4% Mar
19% July
4,100
18
7
1
Corp
6
31%
78
17%
3%
1
Ltd
3a
70
12%
50c
1
:
1,100
17%
3
Hone
Monogram
Jefferson
8% July
J an
3,400
6
20%
5%
514
3jL
—
new
Co
Sugar
Micromatic
May
36
4 14 May
2.900
1
!
5%
Jan
Feb
31
1,100
11%
•/if
1
6%
600
5%
19%
7%
1
1
*
preferred
6 c/o
4% May
3%
30
1
Jun
3% Mar
414 May
11%
1
92%
Jan
6
1
Inc
Extruders
Miami
Apr
13%
1
10c
8
20
A_——10c
class
Inc
Michigan Chemical
314
7.600
5%
7
12
£1
10c
& Co
*eb
88
1,200
33
4%
%
J^n
Inc
Jun
314 July
314
13
*
22%
"warrants"
Corp
913«
400
93%
5
,
16% July
5,400
Ltd
Industries
10%
9V2
3%
/
2,300
8%
1
8V2 July
1.100
10
32%
■
16%
common
new
Jan
8%
400
270
91
92
/; ■ V
16%
8%
14% May
1,300
9%
pfd—100
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil Corp
Jun
10
--1
16'14
Co common
Merrill Island Mining Corp
42 Va May
12
3
1
Service Co 3.90%
36% July
8%
33
Apr
—
Mfg
Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Jun
3.900
3
Company-^;
Public
813
Jan
7.100
3%
'
Iowa
714
12%
91*6
ilo
90
3%
4%
Menasco
38
8%
92
Jan
314 July
"warrants"
Melnor Industries Inc__
Jun
36%
~3%
5
Investors Royalty
10,000
9
33 /3C
Investment Property Builders Inc—10c
Investors Funding Corp (N Y) cl A—5
Intex
8%
6%
Mar
4
400
12%
25c
1
1
5
1
1
1
Inc
Credit Corp class A
Industrial Plywood Co
5%
8/4
3314 c
38
22%
18% May
100
Corp
Cup
Massey-P'erguson
Maule
Apr
Medco
£1
High
Apr
1214 Mar
314
Corp__.
Corp
Paint
;
Corp
McCrory
5%
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
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
900
314
r
1
Magnetics Corp
Chemical IndustriesAmerican dep rets ord reg
1514
3%
A
Class
Mead
IMC
14%
2.50
:
—
Industries
Carter
Mary
15 y4 May
—!
Ltd
Co
McCulloch
Imperial
1,100
Jan
/
11%
A com
common
Low
21
21%
Marine
International
Marconi
5%
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
10c
1
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
5%
Shares
21
*
Inc
Stores
Mangel
100% July
28
30
200
Specialties
5 /4
17/4
17/4
30 %
B
Hudson
Hughes
600
10814
Feb
Jan
34 %
Jan
of Prices
Low
21
7
Service
Public
Maine
1
5
—-5
& Manhattan Corp class A__10
Vitamin Products Inc
1
Class
Husky
18%
34
34
34
2.50
120
100% 100%
—
28
250
18'4
18 %
*
1--19°
28%
Par
High
Low
Sales
for Week
itange
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 19G3
High
108% 110%
28%
Co
preferred
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co
Howell Electric Motors Co
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class
bVo
Shares
2814
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
%
4.300
14
Jun
1%
%
5%
12.300
414
Jun
6 % Mar ;
Jan
Old
Town
40c
—
Co—
414%
Corp
preferred
O'okiep Copper
preferred
common
—1
100
1
7
Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Rubber Corp
Securities
Oxford Electric Corp
Oxford Manufacturing
O'Sullivan
Overseas
50c
1
1
1
1
514
31%
5
32
31%
13
Jan
19%
Jan
4% Mar
1,000
2314
Jan
20
1714 May
3014
Jun
6% May
32 % July
8%
101
May
65%
914
800
98
7%
Jan
Apr
11%
8%
4%
100
4%
200
4%
Jan
67%
900
614 Jan
7414 May
'5%
2.400
13%
700
10%
l,n>0
■3%
100
100
65
"
5
13%
4
A14
5
13%
4
2014
4
2o%
1,300
Jan
51
Jan
5
July
7%
Feb
Jan
14 %
Jun
Jan
4%
Jan
17% May
22%
Jun
Volume
Number 6285
198
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(409)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's I
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Friday
for Week
Shares
Par
Low
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
High
Par
Clay
Pacific
Coast
Products
Co
5 '/o
cum
cum
conv
Pacific
Gas
5 % Vc
1st
2nd
25
6%
1st
redeemable
■■to.
14 .500
7%
Jan
11%
Jun
32%
Feb
35
Jan
30
30
30%
500
29 %
Jan
31%
Jun
26%
Apr
29:%
Jun
27
27%
1,200
26 %
Apr
27 3
Feb
25
.
—
273/s
25
—
Pacific
Bell
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
Packer's
&
27% July
600
24%
Feb
26
Apr
1,400
24%
Jan
25 %
Jan
4%
102
103
95%
96%
314
3%
2,100
May
163 %
Jan
Jan
98%
Apr
95%
3
53/4
Feb
102%
Feb
36%
35%
37 %
Co
10c
Feb
Penn
Traffic
Pentron
Co
:
Electronics
Jan
St
35% July
Jun
Salem-Brosius
1%
Jan
San
Apr
43/a
Jan
San
73/8
30O
57/8
Jan
9
Feb
9
1,800
14 %
14%
6% May
300
Perfect
Photo
'Permian- Corp
Peruvian
Oils
Minerals.
1
Electronics
Electronics &
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co.
Phillips
Jan
11
Mar
11%
Jun
16
Jun
Jun
*"■4
3.4U0
57
„
Piasecki
'
Pierce
Aircraft
4
(Del)
~7%
~4%
'
12%
July
50c
3%
Plume
&
1
Inc
'
V_
&
Polymers Inc
Mfg Co
Atwood
Corp
3 % Mar
10
Jan
4%
2,100
13%
%
8,300
1,400
%
Feb
7%
10,800
53/3
Apr
"
34
Alexander
Inc
(Del)
12 V4
23,600
,M
O
7%
Feb
16
%
Apr
Jan
Apr
Apr
8% July
3%
37A
Jan
6%
200
112
6%
1,200
83/4
400
113%
30%
•
32%
3%
3
34
Jan
200
!
650
6,900
9,400
3%
9/8
4%
4% Feb
4% May
9% Apr
.5% Jan
.
-
12 %
July
8% May
8% Feb
6% Apr
83/4 Mar
105
Jan
Sl%
Jan
July
~4%
2%
10
2% Jun
300
9 78
Obv/
7%
1,000
.
2%
1
2%
6
3,900
3 00
12 %
200
~2%
2U
32
2
32
300
16
1 %
31%
66%
4%
30%
10c
7%
lApr
103/a
Apr
Apr
41;
&
$1.25
Mfg
Co
,
6
Jan
2% July
6% Feb
1%
Jan
Jun
6
11%
July
Apr
Jan
7% Apr
13% May
14% July
7% July
2 % Jun
97/h May
3% Feb
500
30%
Jan
35%
Jun
1%
800
1 %
July
3%
Jan
31%
7,300
.
29
37/8
Jun
37
Feb
Jan
7%
7-a
7%
7%
4,<±u0
73/8 July
8%
Jan
8
1,400
6 A
9%
Jun
200
1
Inc
convertible
Service
4 % %
of
4%
500
14%
.14%
1,900
8%
Apr
Jan
23
•
22%
13%
13%
23
500
14
1,300
Jan
15% May
Jan
24
5%
Jan
Jun
May
Jun
25%
Feb
12%
Jan
14 3/a
Apr
94%
94%
225
92% Mar
96
20c
66%.
6 6 3/4
200
49%
69%
*
11%
11%
11%
100
5
35%
•/:. 345/8
353/8
7,600
9
Jan
July
Inc
1
Corp
Quebec Power Co
133/4 July
Jan
23% Mar
39
July
11
10%
2%
1
2%
I
12
2%
3,200
500
*
8% Feb
14% May
2% July
Ramer
25c
Inc
Inc
34
World
Sealeccro
Season-All
_"
Bros
&
Reeves
Reeves
Reis
Industries
Reliance
Insur
Co
Restaurant
"Shaer
Shoe
Shattuck
Shawinigan Water
RIC
Class
Group
Inc.
Silicon
Silver
Creek
Warrants
10%
400
10%
Feb
American
$3
Sinclair Venezuelan
Sonotone
Soss
5%
6%
Jan
~2%
900
2%
Jun
4%
53/8
17,000
43/4 Mar
6%
Jan
63/8
5%
-6 %
6%
900
5% July
9%
Jan
l
7%
-7%
7%
700
7
Mar
6
; Feb
7U
Apr
Jan
21%
Jun
113/4
Jan
.1
Oil
series
For
A
footnotes,
Apr
7 %
7%
8
1,500
6%
Jun
9% Mar
8%
8 %
8%
14,500
5
Jan
9
80%
79%
81 %
1,800
97%
97%
Sperry
Rand
Corp
Paint
27%
28%
225
26% Mar
4%
4%
800
3% Ma y
Motor
Jan
%
91,700
i5a
2%
2%
900
1 %
16%
16%
50
A
Stanley Aviation
Star
Uranium
Industries
Mines
Inc
class
Instruments
30% May
93/a July
Jun
4% July
}g Jan
43 %
42 3/8
45-
.6,400
41
Apr,
46% July
12
12
12%
1,300
11
Jan
13 3A
2,200
14%
3,400
6 3/a
Apr
17% May
5 % Apr
Jan
7%
Jun
Jan
17% May
9 % Jun
Parts
Jan
I 6%
Inc
4% July
1
(J B)
Co
Stop
500
38% July
7% Jan
400
28% July
33
600
26 %
Feb
27%
Jan
86%
100
903/b
Jun
80%
80%
1,100
86% July
793/4 July
863/4 Mar
23%
24
3.900
23 J/b
Apr
25
23%
Feb
25
Jan
22%
Feb
23%
Jan
16
Apr
19
23%
2
17%
16%
17%
1,900
2%
2%
2%
400
10%
:
10%
3%
.
10%
33/8
1%
23
1
1%
5,200
% July
63/4
12
Jan
Jan
8 3A
Jun
2%
Jan
Jan
25% May
7%
Jan
300
233/4
Feb
11% July
27 % July
13
200
123/4
12%
Apr
17%
Jan
33/4
3%
6,500
33/4
Jun
43/4
Jan
14%
~3%
14%
400
14%
Jun
1,700
11
Mar
16% May
17% Jun
200
30
Feb
34% July
143/4
14%
14%
34%
34 %
34%
5
4 3/8
5
8,500
43/b July
6 %
Jan
4%
4%
4%
1,700
3%
Apr
5%
Jun
13%
12%
6,300
7%
Jan
19 %
Jun,
1%
Feb
22%
15
i
3/8
A
U
25%
24%
25%
A July
22,400
1,700
Corp
14%
Jun
Sunerior Window Co class A
2 3/4
Jun
Supermarkets
Jan
8 3% Mar
1,900
8% Mar
18%
200
17% Mar
20
300
16%
Jan
27 %
'73/3
Apr
12 %
113/4
12 3/s
17,000
1
15%
15%
15%
1,500
..50c
173/B
17%
17%
1,600
14%
900
5
133/4
133/4
1
17
17
l5/8
10c
17
1
—
__
—
19%
19%
Jun
143/4 July
Feb
19% May
13/b
Apr
July
28
19% July
1,700
20
Feb
%
21
Jan
163/4
8,100
—
1
Jun
23%
10%
300
1%
1%
May
14% Apr
15% July
12% Jan
1%
Jan
40
Jan
26"%
Apr
4,600
4%
Jan
6% May
8%
8,500
47/a. May
8% July
7%
1,300
6
Feb
8
Jun
1%
.
Apr
Jan
2%
Jan
6
7%
Jan
5%
1
~6%
6 %
6%
11,800
%
3/8
3/4
2,800
%
19%
50c
20
Jan
18 Mar
3/4
10c
Co
Operating
13% July
11%
24%
25c
Petrol
293/4 May
18%
11%
18%
10c
Ltd
Jan
24%
*
73/8
Jan
1"% May
13%
600
Jan
21
Apr
25c
.
Paper Corp___
Corporation
1
Apr
18%
27
■/
7%
Svntex
6%
700
10%
7%
Supronics Corp
Apr
3,400
24
10%
4
Inc
International
Feb
Apr
14%
Mar
27
~23
—
May
4%
80
3% July
7% July
800
9,700
1%
10%
20
7%
7 %
Feb
10
100
7%
1
.
Corp
Swanee
May
74% Mar
200
7
5
Supercrete
2 % May
1
5%
73/4
Electronics
Jan
Jun
29
"■
Sunair
8%
17%
40% May
26%
1
Corp
Stylon
Jan
86%
1
Wells
May
28%
Struthers
Sunset
6% July
15
27%
26%
—
& Snop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc..
Jan
Jan
1,600
—
•
Jan
May
800
15%
32%
10c
!
Sterling Aluminum Products_:
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Stetson
6%
15
32%
5
1%
%
July
15
1
I
6%
.
6%
5
11
2,400
1
Inc
43/8
•
Mar
900
18,800
5
_1
Corp
,_50c
14
6
5 %
38%
1
Ltd
~_-l
10% Jan
3/a Jan
Apr
5
7 %
A
Stepan Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company
15%
Jun
60
4%
1
Canada Ltd
Feb
73A
32%
Jan
10c
2
15 %
Jan
41 %
1
Corp
Jan
53/a
28
29%
25
Corp
__;
% July
Jan
300
Inc—
Tube class B_
1
Apr
Jun
1
27
Mar
Jan
21
350
1
200
3%
49%
12% Mar
30%
__i
1,400
4
Jun
Jun
25
Corp
1%
14
July
t8
3%
25
Co.
Stelma
3%
5.% May
Jun
Jan
53
4%
25
Inc
Jan
2% May
% Jan
5%
36
2
7%
34.
Jan
Apr
31% May
32 % May
52
25
,
Jun
see page
Jun
%
30%
53
3c
6%
53/b May
2% Jan
4%
%"
5
Products
200
1,400
Mar
%
1
6%
t7«
25
2%
25
Co
6%
%
25
28%
£1
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
Steel Co of
'
100
54,300
lc
Brands
Steel
__.
Jan
Mar
A May
283/4
"warrants"
Jan
,22.700
96
20
26 %
50c
:
Petroleum
9%
12%
Feb
Jun
28%
1
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Apr
113A
28
89%
'
57/8
12 %
Jan
Feb
23
8.33%
2,000
_•
Jun
July
743/4
1,300
1
67/a
27,900
16 %
26%
31
Co
63A
11%
5% May
10%
•
California
233/a May
103A
May
3 % Mar
100
600
Publishing—
Southern
Jan
11%
4
2,200
33/4
18% July
73/4 Jun
15
10c
Southern
19 3/a
1534
73A
6
Feb
Jan
14%
25c
cumulative
1,000
700
53/4
--33/4
73/4 July
12
Feb
14%
10c
Corp
cumulative
21%
400
53/4
13
12%
20c
4.08%
21
4,900
25,200
1,000
16%
2
cumulative
213/8
53/8
6,000
" 9'/8
*
Co
4.22%
58 % July
4%
18%
73/4
16
•
convertible
Mar
16%
18%
8
16
12.50
4.48%
23
5
18%
~_I_1
preference
preference
preferred
preferred
preferred
19,800
4%
;
♦
l
preferred
55%
15%
Apr
5% Mar
10% May
"~2%
preferred
52
5%
93/a July
113/4
5
cumulative
52
4'A
4% May
9% Mar
'5%
-_20c
4.56%
Standard
1,000
Jan
r2%
i
cumulative
Feb
1.800
Jan
8%
California Edison—
original
10 % July
88,800
600
Jan
5
1
3
4.78%
2.300
%
10%
323/4
in%
4%
400
10
1
10%
2%
5%
18
400
1,300
5%
Corp
Shares
%
-2,000
8%
10%
3
Corp
Coast
14 %
3
41A
_*_l
Manufacturing.
Products
2%
203/4 May
22 % Apr
1 fe
Jan
8%
•
Standard-Thomson
%
Jan
5% May
Airways Inc
Standard
%
Jan
19%
25 % May
153/4 May
8 3/4 Apr
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Standard
4
23
19%
10%
*
Feb
2%
1
21 % Mar
100
Feb
convertible preferred
Feb
12.300
Apr
400
200
22
Jan
Simpson's Ltd
Jan
8%
Jan
May
Jan
Canada
Simmons Boardman
19%
7%
Mar
3%
24
19%
,
deposit receipts
16
8
21
Jan
9%
Power
Precision
6% May
29
7%
3%
Inc
Simca Automobiles—
9%
16
1%
2 % July
163/4
Silvray Lighting
Class
Feb
28%
July
1,100
1,400
1,600
Corp
5% May
—1
1
2
Transistor
Jan
8%
*
—
Jun
21%
19%
100
63/4
1
Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp__
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
1
4%
20 %
800
2%
15
—
21/8
2%
2%
300
2
July
33/4
Jan
11%
11 Ve
11%
200
93/4 Mar
12%
Jan
—1
2
96 Vb 106"%
196,700
•
103 3/8
1
j
Mar
1,600
common
of
1,300
283A
20%
•
Feb
17,200
B
11%
7,200
1
Rico Argentine
.
■
3%
._i
&
4,200
_1
3
j
May
Jun
4%
Mining
3,900
10c
1,700
l
5% May
4
14%
1
Sherwin-Williams Co
Standard
15%
1
;.
4%
'
•
175/8 May
21%
Corp..
Denn
Standard
5
Associates Inc
2
21%
10%
«
73A
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Resistoflex Corp
Jan
3%
Seton Leather Co
6%
5c
Jan
13 %
;
Corp of America
Servomechanisms Inc
113/4
1
.
Inc_
2%
14%
20%
:
63/s
__
Co
&
3,700
3,900
14%
Inc
1
Broadcasting & Dev__.
(Robert)
Jan
700
22
10
.(
Inc
73/8
_.25c
1
Jan
13 %
21%
Inc
Inc
Latz
107/s
.
1
}
3 Vs Mar
12%
2%
20%
l
Industries
6%
________1
Jun
_„_~37£o
Co Ltd
Servo
Statham
.___
8
Jun
4
"4%
25c
;
1
Warrants
3%
16
j
9% July
9% July
3% Jan
2%
*
Sports Arena Inc
of America—
^__
3
50c
Security Freehold Petroleums.
Seeburg (The) Corp
A
Stanrock
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
R.
3,800
3%
15%
19 %
Corp
7%>
10%
1
Pump Co
E. D. M. Corp..
3%
3%
3%
15%
25c
Airlines
Jan
Investment
Reda
1% July
9
100
1
Apr/
l
11%
40c
A
3,900
2,800
16
25c
Seaboard
July
14%
10%
10
Properties Corp
1%
9%
21%
Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood
&
Lumber!
1
Trust of America
Class
Feb
9%
Co
Oil
1
Corp
Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
Real
12%
20
com
20c
class A
Estate
14%
*
Rath
Real
Maf
10
2%
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Metals
Co
Inc class A
Industries
Ramo Inc
10
1
Jan
200
10
1%
Allied
$1.60
Rapid-American
10%
13%
preferred
Feb
3 %
32% Jan
R
Enterprises
Feb
2%
Standard
Ramco
7
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe ""crp
;
1
Quebec Lithium
Radiation
3 s/8 Mar
100
20
Jun
'
q
Importers
7% Mar
2,200
8%
9%
Inc
Seaboard
Southland
Quality
600
5%
14%
Ltd
4.24%
22 %
100
Puritan Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co
Fisher
Southern
3%
10%
Colorado—
Telephone Co
8%
1,000
Jan
213/4
1
preferred
Puerto Rico
43/4
14%
20
Prophet (The) Company.
Providence Gas
Public
4%
1
common
preferred
j
9%
preferred
Corp
Gems
South
Progress
Jan
Jun
Apr
7%
7%
1
Proctor-Silex Corp
series
Paper
Screen
,
4
3 % May
10c
B
Jun
6
9%
9%
preferred
Scurry-Rainbow
Slick
Class
4%
8%
20
Feb
Corp—
Preston Mines Ltd
Jan
3% Jun
13 % July
5%
l
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
32%
1%
1
A
j
3%
8%
•
4% '.preferred
Sherwin-Williams
9%
.
12%
Class
Apr
5%
16 pesos
Jan
3
♦
Apr
173/4
Jan
5
2%, Apr
~4%
~6...
l
14%
Jan
1%
preferred.,
6convertible
Sayre
116% May
323A July
33
1
Prentice-Hall J.nc
Apr
4,800
•
Corp
23 %
2.10O
2.50
Inc
Presidential Realty
*/»>
4%
4%
83/4
*
1
Corp
of
Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt <te Lambert Co
Microwave
4
12%
1
Power
Precisionware
July
300
-9%
2.50
Polymer Corp class A
Precision
84
9%
1.
Apr
13 %
Jan
Jan
72 'A- Jan
3%
50c
class A
I
j
11%
8%
V.2.50
Petroleums
Saxon
•
*
Polycast (The) Corp
Polychrome Corp
&
2%
13 %
1,000
10
Electronics
Poloron Products
Powdrell
8%
112
10c
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad
3%
7% May
...
84
6%
6%
30%
•
Apr
6,400
800
4%
~6%
1
*
Materials
11%
A
12
12
1
50
.V".
Jun
4%
'
Inc
Industries
% %
4.40%
Seligman
Pit.sburgh Railways Co
y.
Apr
l3/8
29%
Plastics Corp.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Plastic
67/s
5,100
6 %
32
4
:
Pioneer
Plant
series
Seeman
Corp
Industries
Jan
500
2
12%
%
-
10c
Corp
3
7
*
-
4%
10 pesos "
Co
Screw
"Phoenik'Steel
Jan
%
13%
l
Savage Arms Corp..
Savoy Industries (Del)
14,800
15%
82
13%
5
j
1
300
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
9% July
Pharmaceutical
-Industries
;
5
1
.
1,000
50c
Inc
Sarcee
3
9%
1
Apr
j
Jan
13%
50c
Milling Co Ltd
24% July
11%
4%
10c
&
Carlos
243/4 July
1%
11%
82 %
•
Jan
13%
l
Jan
7
V/B
25c
;
Phillips-Eckhardt
Philips
!
Inc
Inc
Inc
Jan
3
(Mass)_20
16%
■:
»
19%
;
543A
:_1
12
16%
l
Corp Ltd
42-/2
Jan
10%
1
_l
Jan
85
lc
193/4
1
Pep Boys (The)
:
'•Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
V. Long Island Inc
Lawrence
A
24%
2.50
.
11%
16%.
i
4",8 Mar
21%
3%
1
Corp
Jan
9%
89 %
66 % May
July
700
50c
Ltd
5%
Apr
s
Jan
18
2.50
Consolidated Gold Dredge
Jan
1
Ryerson & Haynes
•/
Pato
4%
6 3/a
4
5
Avenue
1,700
1,600
24%
10% "10%
'.
Fifth
%
8 3/8
.2
common
26%
51% Mar
2
Corp_
Dohrmann
60
Jan
1,000
1
Togs Inc class A
Consolidated. Petroleum
3%
•
.
1
.
Russ
7 3/8
3%
Parker
Russeks
Ryan
3'/4
%
1
preferred
87%
6 %
106% May
33/4
Vjtc__2 Bol
class A
87%
Jan
2,200
8% May
1
$2.50
May
3,200
100
A
Parkersburg-Aetna
4
6%
300
Parvin
Jan
5%
18%
:
6%
High
4%
£1
Rusco Industries Inc
5%
Company
Park Chemical Company
regis
Royal School Labs Inc
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Jun
18%
B
6%
1
Industries
Jan
22%
18%
Electrochemical Corp
Pen Co class A
Jan
American
Jun
4,700
*
Park
5%
1.20
99%
.
13,100
/ s -ic.ss
5%
100
Raceway
104 %
101
23 %
55%
A)
5%
3,400
1.50
Jan
233/4
51%
(C
pfd F
Rosenau Brothers Inc
Ross Products Inc
Rowland Products Inc
Royal
23%
55%
Petroleum
53i,
20c
Inc
Jun
1
class
5%
♦
Field
Roosevelt
Low
5%
1
983%
370
3%
warrants
t antusote
Roosevelt
Jan
5%
140
96 %
50c
Corp
Inc
Inc
101% Mar
100
Markets
Pancoastal
4%
9b %
99% 101
102 %
11
pfd
Elec
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
.1
Roxbury Carpet Company
3%'May
1,200
1,190
1
Light 5%
Products
Shares
1
common
Broadcasting Inc
Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord
27% May
Paddington Corp class A
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall
Super
Jan
Feb
•
Telep
Ltd
4%
26%
*
Airlines
Pacific
25%
24%
8
26
300
*
preferred
preferred
Northwest
24%
4%
*
dividend
conv
1,600
•
preferred
dividend
27
2
§4.50 preferred
preferred
Northern
27%
26%
25
Inc
—
26%
preferred—25
$4.75
Low
Rolls
preferred
$4.36
&
B
1965
Rollins
1,900
1st
Pacific
Gas
3
Corp
10%
1st
dividend
Rogers
33%
1st
dividend
May
10%
redeemable
Lighting
23
class
Rodney Metals
33%
redeemable
$4.40
Jan
Mar
Jan
Technical
Rochester
10%
4.50%
$4.75
193/4
■
22
Robinson
33%
25
preferred
Industries
Jan
Finance
25
pfd
4.36%
Pacific
//■__
—
37% July
13 % Fee
9% July
7,200
20
preferred
25
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
4.80% redeemable 1st preferred—25
Pacific
Jan
1
1st
preferred
5%
5%
10
25
Electric
&
"9%
"9%
preferred
pfd A
Properties Inc
Coast
Pacific
25%
1
common
conv
6%
8
to
for Week
of Prices
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended
Ritter
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Grande
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Rio
Pacific
We^k Ended July 26)
Sales
Last
Exchange
(Range for
33
35
Jan
106% July
.
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(410)
.
.
Monday, Julyl29, 1963
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 26)
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
American Stock
for Week
Sale Price
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Hi 3b
Lew
High
BONDS
Period
Talon
4%
Inc
Electric
"Tampa
Tastee
Warrants
&
Textion
Inc
16
15%
16 3A
Jan
18% July
Lewis
l'A
Apr
2%
Jan
La.awin
2'A
Jan
3 %
Jan
Belock
4%
5%
3,100
8,100
Inc—25c
4%
4 Va
5%
2%
200
1%
*.3%,
7,900
1,100
<t-,a
o.vu t
50
101
101
1% Mar
3 %
% Mar
2%
Jan
Boston
May
4%
Jan
B5F
4'/a July
7%
Jan
98'A
%
900
5'A July
12%
12,100
1,200
1
class A
Ciiicagp
Feb
Cobarn
11% Mar
16%
Jun
20%
25% July
Delaware Lack
Lackawanna
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
5s
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
2%
Feb
Feb
13%
Jun
1st
15
May
18%
Jan
• 1st
i.iJj
21% Mar
24%
%
1.30 J
7
1%
V8
6%
Jan
Jun
Toledo
Edison
4%%
100
Photolab
Town
Inc
%/
Forging
Trav-ler
*
Inc
Conduit & Cable Co
"warrants"
*
Tri-Continental
True
Temper
3,300
700
2%
2%
1,600
12
Jan
Jan
21 */4 Mar
90'A
Jan
3'A
Jan
2% July
2%
Jan
Jun
11
'
Corp
___u»
Jun
94%
Foam
3% Mar
5%
4%
104
91
110
104
245
115'A
91 %
2
90%
94%
94'A
5
$100%
71%
9%
Jun
9%
Jan
6%s
Jan-July
Jun-Dec
15%
2,600
4%
900
1
35%
12,000
I
36
9%
Jan
16% July
A.^s/J
3% May
5'A
130
130
3
100'A 103
103
48
102'A
118 %
159'A
100
111
RR—
1993
May-Nov
1993
B
May-Nov
37
38%
23
30%
42
15
—
16%
10
11%
&
Construction
19'A
Corp—
1981
6s
76
76
37
69%
76
52%
53%
21
51
62
93'A
95
34
87%
96
82
82
82
13
77%
84 %
83'A
82%
83%
62
78'A
93%
April-Oct
1974
6%
Land
Map-Nov
94
April-Oct
Corp—
dib
1981
conv
1977
Feb-Aug
Hartfield
15%
Stores
5yas
&
Manhattan
Hydrometals
Inc
1981
conv
Hoffman International 7s
June-Dec
debs
conv
Corp
1st
70
71
35
70
79
54
54
56
16
50
86
98'A
98'A
11
96%
99%
78
79
61
79
Jan-JuZp
Jan-July
1972
6s
70%
June-Dec
1973
1982
6s
79
8
Jun
9% Mar
A
96
100%
100%
$101 % 102
Mar-Sept
Corp
sub
conv
Hudson
4%
92'A
100
__
Feb
Jan
36
127%
13% Mar
7% Mar
34%
105%
May-Not
5V2S
Inc
American
Gulf
Feb
4%
36
1978
1976
wts
ex
General
A,b JO
13%
35%
3%s
series
Realty
Development
9,500
A
126%
91
1976
series A
4s
Fotochrome
8%
1
85'A
143'A
June-Dec
1978
95%
100
Division—
J
4s
General
7%
.
of N
mortgage
Apr
8
15%
68%
2
June-Dec
1978_
6s
debs
Jun
7%
157/a
Inc
Western
&
mortgage
6%s
Feb
3%
8%
27
8
1
April-Oct
6s
Authority
Co
National
First
Steel
Corp
Industries
Triangle
10c
92%
3
64
Jun
8
7%
"warrants"
Williams
&
300
3%
11
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com
Transue
'3%
3
5c
Lux Corp
Trans World Airlines
150
92%
33A
3%
3%
Trans
2o%
91%
92'A
1
1
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Universal Corp
600
2%
61?
300
3
Amer
Tower
25
A:
102%
-
.June-Dec
1969_
Assn
75
84%
58%
12%
85%
8 b'A
121'a 121%
$12/
High
27
3
Jan
6%
2o%
-
1970
A
b^%
8 5'A
yuar-Feb
1977..
series
subord
conv
1,600
i.
foDacco
Amer
Transit
Credit
5%s
2.'a
2-
deb
Raceway
% •Jan
Jan
1998
1
convertible
7%
Jan
Aug
2%s
5%s
Brandywine
6s
sub
conv
Edison
Co
11
1
Foods.
6%%
lo%
A 74
22'A
April-Oct
1975_Jcn*-July
10
July
102
Jan
4,700
*A
June-Dec
1972
7s
series A
Steel
3A
ij
June-Dec
Building Lid us Inc—
5%
14 Va
25c
1994
1970
Co
6%
Bloomfield
11
10c
_10
Corp
Low
65
Bethlehem
133/a
1
3%s
Chemical
No.
90
tso
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Sold
71%
16
Jan
5%
25%
70
debs
inc
Power
Montrose
Instrument
June-Dec
1972__Aur;7-Oct
Apr
Apr
%
24%
4s
Bonds
High
6%s
6%
3
Friday's
1974
7%
5'/a
24%
Pump
Elec
debs
Petroleum
4'/a Mar
_50c
5
&
&
4% Mar
.—•
10c
convertible preferred
Inc
8%
470
sub
conv
Realty
Appalachian
53,800
"4%
5'As
Steel
• Amer
1
3 Va
i
Co
Inc
American
2%
3'/a
Inc
Jun
Alsco
j. *2
72
or
Bid & Asked
Low
2%
10c
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
Tillie
38%
1%
Thorofare Markets Inc
^'ifrimart
Feb
"warrants"
Thew Shovel
70c
16%
2 %
Light $4.56 pfd
Electronics
10,000
1%
Corp
Textron
32%
1
1
Inc
Electronics
Terminal-Hudson
Power
18 % Mar
6,100
30'/a
.
.
Industries
Tennef Engineering Inc
Texas
July
i'A
2%
4%
5
Corp—1
TelePrompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Texstar
8 '/a
20c
10c
—1
*
Inc
Industries
Television
25 Va May
26,600
1
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Telectro
May
9%
24
8%
32'A
Inc
Operations
Technicolor
23
8%
23%
23%
Siles
Last
Sale Price
Apr
*
67c
Inc
Indus
Freez
Technical
10
*
preferred
Co
9
Jan
Week's
Interest
T
8
Exchange Bonds
Friday
Jun
32% Mar
Jan
29
40%
Jun
36
Jun
•
Italian
Power
Kaltman
Kawecki
Co
Realization
Tr
6'A%
llq
ctfs
April-Oct
May-Hoy
tr
1977
6s
Chemical
4%s
1978
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
May-Nov
Mar Sept
41%
105
41%
99
41%
2
107
27
142%
133
48%
99
127
103
$104% 105
108
143
185
112
148
-105
5
102
106%
100%
108%
-
105
u
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Co
of
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
8
Canada
Union
Stock; Yards of Omaha
2,100
6% May
11%
Apr
18%
18%
800
17% Mar
21
Jun
13
13
200
13%
Apr
22%
22%
100
12% Jan
213A Jan
37A
3%
700
3% July
3TV
5,300
9,800
6%
7
*
4
Co
13
20
~37/a
7
United
Aircraft Products
United
Asbestos
1
3
United
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1
1%
llS6
1%
United
Elastic
•
36'A
36'A
36%
200
United
Foods Inc
1
8%
8%
8%
Investing__2.60
3%
3%
3%
2,200
4,600
5%
5%
100
50c
Corp
Corp
United
Improvement
United
Milk
United
23% May
5% Apr
2 II
July
313
Jan
1i96
Products
American
United
N
J
dep
36
Mar
7
41
Jan
Jan
9%
Apr
3% May
5% May
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
S
Air
S
Ceramic
U
S
Natural
U
S
184%
Jan
202
50c
2%
2%
2%
300
2%
Jan
3%
May
Apr
7%
7%
7%
600
5
Jan
8%
Jun
9%
8%
10%
12,600
6
Jan
1
7% |
7%
5%
Jan
100
Corp
Co
Gas
Reclaiming
United Stockyards Corp
Universal
10c
1
Rubber
Tile
American
Co
30
200
200
500
8
Series
5%
5'A
5%
600
2%
2%
1,100
2
100
10% July
9%
Jan
2
Jan
6'A
Jun
Apr
July
2
2
25c
1962
Warrants
Series
1955
.
1984
ApriZ-Oct
101
mu<a-Mai-
88
Jan-July
Feb-OcZ
15
Ohio
Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1984
3'As
April-Oct
April-Oct
June-Dec
1970
100% 102
87%
30
88
25
117
115
40
$61%
95'A
64'A
94%
82%
88
105
126
59
77
!
95%
94%
23
98
2"%
53As
90
7s
Co
debs
debs
subord
conv
Gas
Co
6s
May-Noo
3
90
93
91
1
91
100
126
~1
124
$90%
1998—Jan-July
1967
90
91
Jan-July
Electric &
Rapid American
126
94'A
84
65
66%
Feb-Aug
t87
14
84
A-;;.-
74
30
85%
Jo7i-July
1977
95
127'A
57
93'A
85
91'A
72
92
100
Realty Equities Corp—
7'As
(without
1972
warrants)
:
Jan
Reeves Broadcasting
Corp—
Warrants
Nuclear
Public Service
Canal
Conditioning
due
6s
5'As 1974
Corp 5s 1976
Corp of America 5%s 1976
Corp
6 % May
1
RR &
U
U
•
Jan
4%
5
ord regis
rets
Hess
Research
Feb
Molasses Co Ltd—
&
Bellas
General
National
Jan
1%
National
National
6s
debs
sub
conv
& Devel Corp—
1976
-Mar-Sept
; 89%.
—
9
86
85%
r.
Feb
3
"
Universal Automated Industries Inc_10c
1%
2
1,400
2
com. 10c
6%
5%
6% ;
Cpntrols Inc
25c
4%
4%
4%
17 909
Universal Insurance
Universal Marion Corp
17.78
31%
225
Universal Container
Universal
Utah-Idaho
Corp cl A
31
•
"9
5
Sugar
13%
8%
13%
1,4
j
J
1% July
•'
Jan
Jan
5
4%
31
6%
Jun
Apr
July
5%
Jan
7,000
8%
Jan
8,800
9
13%.
3
9%
Jan
39%
9%
Safe
Harbor
Southern
Jan
3s
Feb
series
2%s
19% May
3Ves
3s
18'A
Victoreen
10
Instrument
Co
1
Viewlex Inc class A.
25c
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita Food Products-
1
2
1,100
7%
9%
Jan
3%
3%
20,400
1,800
3% Mar
103A
35,800
7%
2%
2%
2%
2,900
2% July
6% Mar
19%
7%
7%
1,900
93A
10%
7,700
16%
7%
10
16%
900
Jan
9% Mar
15%
Jan
10%
•
;
Inc
6% Mar
9%
17%
3%
25c
Vogt Manufacturing
VTR
7%
7%
IOC
1
Jan
4%
Jun
series
_4
33A
3%
500
3%
Jan
6% non-cum conv preferred
Waltham Precision Instruments
10
7%
7%
100
63A
Jan
Co
&
Knapp Inc common
preference
"Welman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
1
West Chemical
*
Western Tablet
Weyenberg
&
Shoe
pfd
19% July
4% Jun
series
I
1982
4%s
series
J
1982
10% July
3% Jan
4%s
series
K
1983
series
4'As
series
20 % Mar
4'As
series
13%
4 %s
series
Jan
5
Jan
3%
1,100
800
Jun
2%
Jan
1,200
5%
Jun
12,400
2 V'a
b V2
0
8,800
&
Jan
600
19%
700
22 3A
200
i9ya
1*5
4 800
July
a
,0
Apr
2% Mar
is
i7u
17r,
%
21%
21%
21%
24%
24
21%
10
10
■
1
_•
Newspaper
Jan
12%
2%
15%
4%
5
-
2?'^
100
400
l'A
14
Feb
Jun
4% July
14%
2%
6
Feb
2,700
13%
Jan
6%
6'A
6%
2,300
5 ye
Jan
18% Apr
7% Feb
12%
12%
13%
8%
jun
U
11?
2
5%
6%
17%
2
5c
11%
15%
Jan
10
98
8%
lf%
113 July
5% Jun
200
18
98
——
•
IIIIIi
1,600
95 Ms
Jan
900
8%
Jun
2,000
8%
12
10%
Jun
19%
--
19%
300
16% Feb
:.73/8
19%
7'A
700
6% Jan
2% Mar
!
9o0
£1
S
Natural Gas
,.
6%
A
.
"15
14%
14%
15%
14
Jan
Jan
Zicn
Corp__
4%
4%
4%
1
Coll— ~
ibc
"
..:
Feb-Aug
92%
98%
12
91
6
104%
101%
102
93 3A
91
93%
—
87%
92%
6%
conv
sub
debs 1977_ __Feb-Aug
90%
101%
95%
917/s
94%
92%
82
103%
82%
100
24
140%
200
99%
99%
5
98%
99%
54%
57%
20
51
70'A
$85
54%
90
181
200
.June-Dec
_June-Dec
66%
80
78
100
100
200
102
20 3A
8
Jan
Ma|r
Mar
23A Mar
•Baden
•
(Germany)
Danzig Port
series
A
series
B
3
(Prov)
Feb
Apr
8
8%
6,500
4%
Jan
3%
Jun
4%
4%
100
6'As
1949
$97'A
„
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
No.
Low
High
~7%
"7%
97'A
97'A
95
16
$95'A
—
—
95%
$110
—-Feo-Ang
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-Nou
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
__Mar-Sepf
Peru
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012__Jan-JuZy
70
66
70
$100
99
100
$52
55
51
60
42%
51%
47
53
*65
Maranhao
tribution
4%
8
$7'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
1967
(not
4%
Jan
1952
1967
4'As
Jun
Jan
15%
6'As
Bonds
$120
Jan-July
Jan-July
1951
Waterways
&
5'As
•Hanover
17%
5,900
5,700
7s
High
50%
50%
51'A
49
49
49
10
1
;
Feb
Jan
17%
Friday's
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
1
3%
17
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Jun
9% May
13%
8yfl Mar
17
Sales
Week's
Last
Interest
Low
No
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year s range).
dEx-intere.t
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
h Under-the-rule transaction
in year's range),
r Transaction for cash (not included in years range).
tEX-aisxEx-rights. z Ex-stock dividend.
par
Liquidating
included
•
.
Bonds
being
§ Reported
Foods
91
$93%
Period
$ Friday's
Jewelry Co
-Zapata Off-Shore
101%
100
19% Mar
7.600
5
Vale
94
94
91
Feb-Aug
Friday
2y* Mar
8%
3%
25c
25c
preferred
Jan-July
1973_
BONDS
*
Express System Inc
Vonkers Raceway Inc com
3
—
103'A
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
f
Vale
6s. debs
Washington Water Power 3'As 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
17% Mar
1,900
19,400
11?
6
~II"I~40c
Ltd-
99%
15
98%
$99'A 101
Apr
15%
pfd—100
preference
Inc
Jun
16%
1
_
106
16
101% 101'A
April-Oct
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
—Mar-Hov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6'As 1973—Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp¬
us conv subord debs 1976
_May-Noy
Jun
14%
1
regis
104%
104%
$104% 107
100'A 100%
Feb
10
Machine™
105
101'A
14
102
Apr
15%
"1
Woodall Industries Inc
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
American dep rets ord.
6**
1%
15%
— —
——
25
Wright Hargreaves
3%
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood (John) Co
Wood
%
10c
preferred
104%
102%
'
'
101%
101 'A
Jan
93A Jan
Co
99
2
Feb
19% July
5%
Jan
25%
l,o00
;
Food Service
26% May
2,700
common
104'/a 104%
104%
$104
98 %
93'A
91
3% May
Jan
12%
&
12%
Jan
21
Co
97% May
V2
12
Industries
83%
6
92'/a
20
102
89
94%
87%
1
20
Williams-McWilliams
Szabo
22 % Mar
2%
——
83%
87
86'A
91%
——
99%
99
May-Nou
H Jan
6
12%
Brothers Co
24% July
10%
~5%
2%
207/a
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wiebolt Stores Inc
Williamhouse (The) Inc
Jan
94%
53A
•
Stationery
Manufacturing
21 %
1
C)
1987
92%
83%
Map-Nov
O
85%
89
$91'A
1003A
90%
Jan
Jan
24%
1
shares
lVa
4
3%
5c
ord
2%
3% May
3% July
100
Ltd—
4% May
9% May
Jan
1
(R
1987
N
P
88%
5% Feb
87
White Stag Mfg Co class AWbitmoyer Laboratories Inc..
Oil
1986
_Mar-Sepi
April-Oct
99 3A
92
P4
,
$91'/2
Feb-Aug
1985
M
jpn
$86%
Mar-Sepf
.
97%
■
90
$85
99
85
85
85
75
98%
98%
Jan-Aup
Mar-Sepf
1985
L
4%s
Jun
%
Brothers
series
5s
8% May
11% May
Jun
10c
Williams
Feb-Aug
.
$86
AprZZ-Oct
1982
4%s
%
23%
3'A
1% July
lOc
Wilson
1981
-
$85
98%
—-Feb-Aup
1979
H
44%
Whlppany Paper Board
International Inc
Wilshire
1976
1978
series
110
500
100
Invest
9,200
3%
__10c
White Eagle
Williams
s
4'As
65,300
%
54
3%
3'A
50c
4.40%
2
%
50
1.25
Westbury Fashions
Western Equities Inc
Western Nuclear Inc
Western Stockholders
American dep rets
i9o
50
l
Products
Utilities
13A
1%
10c
series
West Texas
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1976
E
F
1981___May-Nop
1965
*
Southern California Gas 3'As 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas «fc Electric 3%s 1970
"Waltt & Bond Inc common
$6
C
series D
series
3s
1973.
B
series
Corp 3s
Edison
Jun
9
w
Webb
Power
1973
3%s series G
v
(The)
Water
California
3'As series A
3%s
Valspar Corp
1
Valve Corp of America
25c
Venture Capital Corp of America..
l
■
-
117% July
8% July
4%
Feb
bid
in
traded
and
ask
flat.
prices;
no
sales
being
transacted during the current
week.
receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; ''cum,
cumuative; "conv," convertible; "M" mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc,
voting trust certmcate ,
"Wl," when issued; "ww," with warrants; "xw." without warrants.
1
Abbreviations used
Number 6285
198
Volume
,y
(411)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended July 26)
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
Friday;
Sale Price
Low
Pat
American
American
Anaconda
Edison
Boston
Co
Jan
114%
Jan
40%
Jan
54 Vb
378
36 VB
Jan
269
55%
Jan
53%
545
24%.
20%
pfd—.———100
Central RR 5%
Maine
102
England Electric System
20
England Tel & Tel Co
100
Northern RR (N H)
———100
Olin Mathieson Chemical
—5
26 Vb Mar
Jan
Jan
53%
New
Fruit
United
U
S
252
29 Ve Mar
40
230
\ 37% Feb
147
648
25%
19%
21 '
20 %
24 %
Cleveland-Cliffs
-12.50
20%
19%
1
55%
86%
308
49%
Jan
88%
8%
82
33%
34%
109
./. 9
.
Last
Edison
Low
El
Chemical
Co
Tire
preferred —
Paper
pfd———
Champion
Cine
Gas
4(c.
C
N
Elec
&
preferred
T
&
O
Cincinnati
P
Transit
160
24 Vb May
Mills
26 Va Mar
30 % May
21
96%
Jan
101 % May
25
28%
Apr
w-i>
92%
92%
3
89 % Mar
94
Jun
98%
15
92 % Mar
99
Jun
America
of
61
—5
Early
Daniel
&
8
45%
Jan
126
16 %
Jan
I
23%
24
91
——
—
Procter
72 %
75 V4
7%
"III
33 Vb Mar
Jan
30 %
889
69 % Mar
79%
6 Vs May
18%
1
4%s
£.
1998
I
STOCKS
LISTED
Week's
iM'
•..!
Ranee
Low
Par
Allen
Electric
1
Equip
Burroughs
5
Corp
Chrysler
Consumers
Paper
(D
Co_;
Motor
Forn
Frueliauf
Motors
Gorbel
Co.
Brewing
Great
Hoskins
Co
Mfg
Houdaille
Industries
Masco
Micromatic
Hone
Rickel
(H
W)
&
Mfg
Rudy
15%
•59%
60
Apr
Jun-
Jan
65
40%
400
31%
Jan
44
47%
5,200
38 %
Jan
19%
450
16
Jan
18%
150
13%
Jan
19'A
-18
j
% May
48% July
20Va
Jun-
21
July
Jun
181
May
Jan
140
31
-
6 Va
1
6%
24
30%
50
6%
2,000
6%
Uan
8Vb
28'A
30%
20
500
25%
Jan
303a
28
10
22%
22%
50
•19
Jan
Mar
Jun
Feb
Jun-
26 Va Mar
42% May*
32
63
May
26%
Jan
32 Va
•
4 8'4
4 8'A
48%
30)
Apr
July
3%
8%
1,300
Co
5
Shoe
--
51
42% Mar
8%
10
Jun
5% May
•
5
62
61
61
800
Apr'
Jan'
6% Mar
52% Mar
62
July
"7%
100
6%
Jan
8 Vb
Mar
20%
20%
200
19 Vb
Jan
23%
Apr
14%
14%
100
12 'A
Jan
50c
•
6%
6%
200
Jun
16% May
9% Jan
T4%
15%
1,400
48%
497/b
400
1
common
:
Inc
(Un)
(Un)
1
—
—
'
i
&
Martin
Means
Jan
Metropolitan
1
McKay Machine Co
Jan
Co
Jan
43%
..." 13% July
49% Jan
18 Vb
Feb
58%
Jun
48% July
--
1
C)
5
58%
Jun
43%
—
..:50c
Corp
w
(Henry
7%
•
1
Libby
&
common
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
29%
Jan
45c
2,500
r
"'33% July
Marietta
(F
;*'9%
_9%
900
34%
—
W)
•
Corp
1
•
•
(Un)
Co
&
Brick
Inc
4
Jan
26% Jun
1.179
21%
Jan
24%
Jan
3 Va
500
2V2
Apr
3%
Jan
Minnesota
17%
17%
100
20
100
100
26%
1,512
3,144
Modine
Mfg
9% July
Monroe
Chemical
29% May
24% Mar
2%
9%
Mining & Mfg (Un)__
17 % July
17% July
9% July
Co
34Vo
300
5,300
18
July
65
47
July
100
35
Jan
Chemical
Monsanto
Jan
11 Vb
Apr
38%
Feb
22%
Jan
51
8% Mar
National Distillers & Chem
21
Jan
National
42
255
19%
20
289
17
Mar
26 Vb
100
23%
Jan
10
6%
6%
515
34%
;
27"Va May
8
Feb
Tile
Apr
Northern
Illinois
Gas
Indiana
Co
Public
200
18
18
200
12
11%
12
59%
59
59%
3,900
17
Jan
'
«...
Jan
Jun
10%
Jan
13% May
53
Jan
64%
3%
Apr
31 % May
25% Mar
'■
Feb
9Vs
19%
7% May
—
Jan
4%
Apr
52%
50%
52%
1,200
49
Jan
54 Va
Apr
36%
36%
37%
3,900
32%
Jan
41 %
Jun
25
24%
25%
1,400
24
Feb
26 Vb
Jan
55
55%
400
55
17%
18%
20 )
15
61%
61%
61%
V 7,800
55
51%
55
36%
36%
38 %
40%
1,400
700
24% Mar
29% May
300
29%
1
(Un)
Corp
Illinois
6
Jun
1
(Un)
Mfg
Aviation
Northern
5% May
4%
5
& Co
&
American
North
500
47 % May
•
5
Jan
Jun
26%
5 Vb
5
Apr
♦
July
Ward
47
32%
1
(Un)
3
43
Montgomery
*
1
1
•
_•
1 H-IJi
48%
47
~5 %
18
47
18 Vb
•
Co
Jan
2
'2%
Service
Co__•
5% Mar
Feb
3
—
64%
July
Apr
18 % July
57%
Jan
66% May
600
43%
Jan
400
;
Jan
33% Mar
v
55
July
Northern States Power Co—
Midwest Stock Exchange
A'
/
;
V',
,
only;
A compilation of the round-lot transactions
■
-
The weekly ranges for all
STOCKS
\
>' Week's'
-
Range
Shares
I■
Parke-Davis
dually
&
Chemical
Corp
•
Co
Peabody Coal Co_
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
-
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Friday
Last
,
(Un)
Bancorporation
Olin-Mathieson
the local issues, and a selected list of the
traded ' issues.
5
3.33
•
(Minnesota)
Northwest
(Charles)
Pfizer
,
&
-•
Sale Price
S:A-
Low
Par
Acme
Steel
Co
Admiral Corp
Advance Ross
Allied
Allis
■
Chemical
Corp
Mfg
Chalmers
-Aluminum
Co
American
Airlines
Can
10
__
(Un)C_
American
Home
Co
—
(Un)
Co
(Un)
Products
American Machine & Foundry
Motors
American
Rad
American
Tel
American
&
&
Stand
Tel
Tobacco
San
Co_—
Co
Common
Athey
(Un)——6.25
Avco
50
1.25
Corp
Canteen
Co
of
Corporation
&
_3
10
Benguet
Binks
Consolidated
{
44%
Inc
(Un)
Steel Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co
For footnotes, see page
.
\
500
48 Vb
19%
17%
16%
20%
18
.
17
119% 120%
*
47%
13%
54%
19%
28
28%
47%
13%
54%
15%
32%
114%
28
.
2,900
3,300
45%
12%
54%
'119%
28
300
-
52
May
20% jun
14% Jan
52
Mar
17% Jan
43% Apr
48%
1,100
4,100
2,900
1,400
8,300
700
28Vb
—
40%
9%
;
P2
8
1
41.
27%
22%
28%
23
14V8
3,300
200
900
,
.
25
13%
Feb
17% Jan
29 A Jun
Apr
-
1%
1%
1,200
29%
30%
28
28
2,600
50
28 A Jan
24% Jan
26%
25
1,500
23
23%
550
1,250
23%
.
July
30% Jun
26% Jan
.Jan
22% July
30%
25%
24%
—
Jun
58% Apr
Jan
52
68%
26 A
47%
60Vs
61%
24%
Jan
Jun
™ar
Jun
May
Feb
Jan ...
23
Feb
Jan '' 17%. July
Jan
126
May
Mar
33% Apr
Jan • v
537/b Jun
Apr
14
July
23% Mar
22% Jan
23
July
21% Apr
1% Jan
23%
Process
24%
700
,
"
25% July
-26% Feb
30% Jun
1%'Feb
34% Apr
30
Jun
*
13 %
Jan
50%
2,700
46
Feb
20% July
56 Vb May
Jan
47
2,100
47 Vb
Jun
•
73%
•
43%
44
67 VB
36
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(W
Jan
45% July
Jan
74%
34%
Jan
41%
48%
Jan
37 Vb
Jun
Jun
Apr
&
A)
*
5
29%
32
3,000
40Va July
23% Jan
36%
36%
37%
4,800
36% July
47 % May
27%
27 y*
27%
750
27 Vb
Jun
30%
5,800
43%
Jan
49% May
48
Jan
53
45%
48
49
12
76%
86
Co class A
1
9
Socony Mobil Oil
(Un)
(Un)———
Co
Southern
Pacific Co
(Un)
8perry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
:
Standard Oil of California
Oil
Oil
Indiana
of N J (Un)
of
Storkline Corp
Studebaker Corp
21
15
—
Jan
Jan
14
1,200
10
Jan
13%
76%
56
59
Jan
81
Jun
87%
1,500
74%
Jan
90%
Jun
9%
Apr
8%
Jun
9 Vo
700
8%
Jan
44
44%
700
34%
Jan
43
45
8%
44%
800
9
'
Apr
Apr
9% May
44 Vs
Jun
1,800
35% Mar
46% May
2,900
58 %
Jan
55
55
200
51 Vb
33%
69%
5
70% Julf
35%
1,900
28%
Jan
Feb
68
70
56% Maj
37%
Jun
13%
13 VB
14%
3,900
13
Jan
16%
Jun
50c
*
27%
26%
27%
1,100
25%
Jan
32 % May
6.25
64%
64%
65 %
500
61%
Feb
69
Apr
25
7
59%
57 Vb
59%
2,400
47
Jan
61
Jun
58 Va
Jan
69% July
-*
69%
68%
69%
7,400
~6%
6
~6%
9.6 CiO
28% May
5
(Un)
Jan
13%
87
5
Southern
,
12
3
Corp
:
49 Va
11 %
20 g
—•
—
Co
Pen
300
CollIIIIIII—IIIZIIII-I—1
Oil
Standard
37 Vb
36 %
56%
41
8%
Standard
600
-
40%'
1
1
Corp
Roebuck
Sinclair
Feb
•
Coi_
Imperial
Diego
Oil
V-
1,700
2,500
68%
37
1,400
Jun
17
16% May
79
Apr
1
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)
Louis Nat Stockyards
St Louis
Public Service "A"
Shell
74%
67%
1—5
•
—10
55%
-
15
-May
70% Mar
Jun
54Vb May
Jan
12
—
Brothers
Sheaffer
.38
3,900
48
2,800
St
Sears
Jan
18%
50%
52%
Inc
Schwitzer
35%
17
49 Va
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
ReynoldsAR J) Tobacco (Un)
San
26 V*
35%
50
Corp of America (Un)__
Republic -Steel Corp (Un)_
C
Richman
25%
47%
Co
Jan
17%
52
—.—
Jun
Jun
35%
48
Radio
Revlon
44%
26
5
1
&
Oil
Pure
49%
Jan
33%c
Corp _——
Gamble (Un)
Procter
38%
Jan
31%
(Un)
Co
„
13%
25%
Jun
Potter
Jan
42% Mar
600
58%
20%
18%
17Vb
19
19% Jun
37/B
—
I6V2 ; 16%
1,900
59% 61
.
300
25 Ve
25%.)' < -700
44% 45%/,-r 1,300
57
58%
*
900
58
—
•
Bethlehem
47%
13% Jan
11% Jan
1,900
.
.
•
Howell Co
17
—
'
—4
America_2.50
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden
Mfg Co—
Bell
10
10
—
Products
Automatic
—10
1
(Un)
5
1—33%'
Anaconda
Company
(Un)
i
Apache Corp
Armco Steel Corp
(Un)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
•
.
16%-
L„ 1
1.75
1.66%
Corp—
—•.
1
12.50
(Un)
17%
16%
—_9
—
Cyanamid
16%
High
Low
High
—
,_25c
(Un)
American
I
—
1
of America
American
American
10
,
*
_■
Electronics
Range Since Jan. 1,1963 '
5
10
•
43%
(Un)
Co
Petroleum Co
Phillips
;
*
i"
-
Jan
46 Vb
>
—v.:v?
Jun
96%
Apr
39%
47%
Jan:
31
1,900
Jun
73%
lVa
2
5
1
Corp
Jun
Jan
Mar
10
Northern
Studebaker-Packard
12 Va
45
Vb
Jun
23
42
100
28
33%
25%
Corp
1,450
;.V
__3
1
2%
9%
14
56%
I
96 Va
8.33 Vb
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing
Co
26
Jan
Jan
28%
J""!
22%
26%
17%
28%
Aircraft
Lytton's
Apr
18
37% May
18% Jan
28
14
■'mmrn*Vl.
1,600
13
"
'
18%
5614
•j—'
100
*
25
36%
2.50
Jan
25%
i——•
Jan
Jan
c""%
100
Co
Jan
18
'-r
32
Jun
Jan
' Mar
7,200
Apr'
73%
Jan
25%
33%
Co
Dillon
New
V
Mar
34%
Feb 1
26% May
27% May
13
33%
Jun
85%
'38
50 Va
Printing Co
Jun
84 %
Jan
26Va
824
10
Rockwell-Standard
Scotton
—
;
V:
•
•
Marshall Field & Co
33%
Co
31%
200
Feb
-3
Corp
Co
Davis
Parte
1,500
36
Jun
100
17%
9%
72% Mar
78
Mar
•
34%
1,000
45%
2%
10
1
—1
1
3.300
80%
Feb
1,500
56%
2%
—
78 Vs
"A
33 Vb
80
Feb
Aor
29%
2,000
Feb
3,015
84c
76 VB
76%.
Jun
55%
38% May
28 %
69
23%
._
10%
12
29%
42
2.50 .>
—
(S S) Co
Stamping Co
Corporation
new—
Kresge
Lansing
27%
67%
;
1,800
33%
39%
4,584
51%
28
,70c
34%
Jun
25
23%
25
3
$3.50 preferred
Jan
"
■
54%
Ling-Temco-Vought
31%
V
Feb
38%
Jan
240
Jan
27 Vb
Jun
3,489
Jan
9
54 %
13
32%
24%
Feb
Jun
May
39%
46
| July
11
8%
♦
Co
Lockheed
56%
Jan
28%
69
69
1
Chemical
Lakes
51%
Lincoln
7%
Feb
8%
•
9% July
39%
28%
Apr
42
•
52% May
50
27%
1,500
1,300
•
2,040
31%
3,500
9%
i
49
Jan
Jin
Jun
Co
3.559
13 V2
51%
9%
•
;
10%
39%
1
1.66%
1
Corp
% July
Jan
2.50
.
Corp_.
General
6% Mav
Mar
32
July
McNeil
11
5%
si;;®
6%
37%
49%
Jan
Inc
Electric
Jefferson
Libby
41
;
Jan
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Feb
301
r>';
—
4% Apr
32'A July
44% Jan
23
Co
34
400
800
1,500
57%
Ltd
Co
Steamship
26 Vb July
12
5%
32%
Jun
Harvester
Steel
1.577
45%
12% Mar
m
32 'A
.
5,000
& Door
&
12
3
Sash
Leath
45%
10
Co
Corporation
H)
Industries
Jun
13,812
A
20Vb- Apr13% Apr
Jan
9,500
Brewing Co
Corp
Spencer
Bartlett
62
9%
65% May
17 Vb
6,200
5%
59% May
24 % May
55% Mar
900
19%
25%
(G)
15%
1
Motors
Edison
Detroit
ExCell-O
58%
10Va
58%
18%
Feb
Feb
36 Vb
68%
Werner
4% Apr
12% Mar
372 July
56%
19%
32 %
50%
V
24
non-cumulative
15%
■
58%
1
Johnson Stephens Shinkle
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
19% Mar
*
Co_
Power
Continental
59%
12.50
10
Corp
Coi..-undated
Jan
Jan
:
Jan
28%
,
Jan
17%
400
28 Vb
150
26%
ih
32
12%
49%
1,200
3 5'A
20%
805
\
14
26%
26 Va
Jan
1,200
20%
600
200
I
5%
14
__
6%
1,287
18-'
5%
5%
I,
5
—
12%
17%
*
Co.
Manufacturing
Co
Budd
10%
—*
Products
Metal
American
Briggs
&
1,1963
I/I* High V;
Low
56'A
19%
34%
3,800
International
High
64%
34 VB
Interlake
Jan.
29 % May
Jun
23%
Inland
Range Since
Jan
56%
67
Illinois Brick Co
for Week
Shares
;
Jan
23%
33%
Holmes
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
44%
700
300
22%
Hibbard
Exchange
Friday
3,000
27%
25%
Stores
Jun
56%
33%
Huttig
'
37 % July
30% Jun
23%
Howard
Detroit Stock
96%
8
Heileman
July
80
72% Mar
Jun
Jan
?6% Jan
_l
Hein
Transit
93 Va
18%
63 %
preferred
Grelf Bros Cooperage class A
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Gulf Oil Corp
BONDS
Cine
100
400
30c
Drug
Jun
69 % July
30% Mar-
—1.66%
3.33%
Rubber
&
69 %
'
Jan
55
55%
20%
*
Corp
Feb-
May
27%
_3
Corp
46%
56%
5
(Un)
19
500
-
48%
48
64 Va Mar
Jan
Co
(The)
7%
62
Jan
56
1
29%
93% .93%
1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing common
Apr
Feb
7%
1
36%
29%
Jan
25%
100
5
Electronics
&
Tire
Gray
Jun
VV
36 %
1,600
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard (W H) Co
May
36% May
23%
82
72%
Gambie common—
&
Rapid-American
30%;
—
36%
Jan
51% May
56% Jan
12,100
.
30
10
Co
Jan
10%
2,600
1
+
—
Motors
Tele
Gillette
Anr
364
132
58
34 Vb
29%
—
3
„
34 Vb
29%
I—15
:
—
24%
20% Jan
6% July
41 V4
1,500
,
17%;
Goldblatt Brothers
19% July
r
44%
3
Inc
Electric
General
58% May
19
58
Cards
Gibson
Gen
May
Jan
56%
18%
:
Kroger
10
8%
56
9% /, 9%
%
29%
2.50
Corp
General
105% May
Jan
18%
——
1
Eagle-Picher
July
97%
142
103% 104
1
—
—
25
1,707
Jun
67% :.69%.
5
D Corporation
General
29% Feb
11
99V4 100
V 26
46%
30
*
General Foods Corp
General Mills Inc
High
.LOW
28 Vb
-12%
_———
National
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
24%
„_50
Chemical
DuBois
for Week
27 Vb
—20
—.
Telephone
Cincinnati
Diamond
.
34% Mar
58% 162
59 %
1
(Un)
Candy corp
General Dynamics
98%
100
Jun
700
I"
,
7.50
Corp
Bankshares
Dairies
F W
25 Vb
-8.50
common
.——
1%
43%
3
General
*
13'A
5
Rubber
&
Foremost
24%
1
.—25
Chamberlain
4% Mar
11% May
%
ay
17
5
Gas
Wisconsin
Flour
transmission
27 Va
10
Mig
Carey
"Mar
200
67%
_1
Co
Mfg Co
Whitney
First
Shares
Feb
ii July
24
2,300
30
50o
-
Natural
Paso
Elder
High
i
A',
48%
Fruehauf
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Jan
July
6%
43
17
27%
Dow
Sales
Range
34
.11%
—5
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co
of these prices.
STOCKS
200
_10
pfd
(Un)
Dodge
Jun
38 "Vs
10
___♦
100
Ford Motor Co
LISTED
36
26
62 Va
2.50
4%%
Iron
Corn Products Co
Feb
Feb
Jjun
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Week's
20%
Jan
July
37a July
19% July
Jun
43%
12%
Firestone
Friday
13% July
25 Vb
500
Feb
Mar
47%
11%
•
——
System
Fairbanks
We are Indebted to the firm of W. E. Hutton & Co. for the
6
30
Jun
41% Mar
1,900
24,700
"2C%
40 Vb
26%
16%c
Inc
Gas
Commonwealth
30% May;
ian
July
Jan
26%
Container Corp of America
—
5
Continen tal Insurance Co——5
Feb
»«
Co
Columbia
Anr
47 %
31%
Coleman
38 Vb July
27
8%
33%
7,990
14 Vb
36
•'1:
hi*>:
3?% July
'
Jun
78%
com—6.25
1,203
13%
South West Corp
&
Jun
42
6% Feb
45
26
(Un)
Cities
20% July
473
♦
43'A
:_5
Service
Co—
City Products Corp
30
Jan
43 'A
1
35'A
Oil Ltd
Tractor
Jun
48% ,49%
-i
49
Inc—J
W'estinghouse Electric Corp
38%
"
19%
Machinery
System
Feb
39%
24%
Corp com—25
Smelting Refining & Mining
50
Waldorf
13%
26% Mar
35
450
26'A
Inci
44%
Jan
161
100
36%
39%
*
:
31%
18
30
41
*
ill
(Un)_
Corp—
85
Feb
2.9%
.—5
,
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv pfd
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR.._ 12.50
Chrysler Corp
___12.50
Feb
28% May |
54
July
'
17%
39%
———1;
Co—
Shoe
United
_
30
*
& Shop Inc
Stop
68
2
Central
May
23 Vb May
Jun
29
'
—
Export Gas &
Caterpillar
107
43% Jan
78% '78%
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
10
Quincy
Mining;. Co—_—————25 •
Eexall Drug and Chemical Co——2.50
Association
92%
Apr
i. 79
24% Feb
752
i
54
52%
-
Shawmut
105
936
102
26% "27%
New
Capital
Cdn
36%
Jan
18->8
.
2,200
29
Siv
Corp
Calumet St Hecla
67"%
151
i
Low
33%
Jun
Jan
"
■;
Range Since Jan.1,19G3
High
30%
.
Business
Jun
56 Vb
Rights
Burton-Dixie
84% May
?!'%
176
>r
72%
20
60%
Jan
Feb
28
322
72%
Jun
V Low
:130%
5
Corp
Corp
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Uni
126% May
,;'v: 71% Mar
1,485
34%
24
—5
Star Cement Corporation
Lone
1,119
33%
1
_—■:
50%
41%
120
51%
76% '78%
1
Island Creek Coal Co common
—50
Kennecott Copper Corp„
——•
Company
53%
Shares
_5
Brunswick
43% Jun
68% July
46%
41% .42%
67%
68%
"
Fisheries
Borg-Warner
;
Feb
"15%
145
5
Co
Electric
Gillette
23;
686
Fore} Motor
General
Jun
47
3.361
42%
for Week
5
(Un)
Corp
Company
Booth
18%
17%
48%
Inc
Stores
National
First
Boeing
High
Jan
22%
64
47
46
.—10
10
*
Co
Service
Cities
Low
118"% 120%
17%
119 %
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
High
46%
Chemical
_•
Motors Corp
__1.662/3
Tel & Tel
33 Va
Company
50
Agricultural
American
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
LISTED
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
35
1
45
July
5% May
8
Fed
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
(412)
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended July 26)
Week's
1L^,st.
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
_
Sale Price
Swift
--fo
Sulphur
Gulf
Texas
208 So
(Un)
Pacific RR
Union
Gypsum
States
United
Steel Corp (Un)
Universal Match Corp
U
S
Universal
Products
Oil
1
Co
Webcor
Inc
1.900
700
59%
Jan
73% July
16%
Jan
19
Jun
13% Mar
16%
Apr
Columbia
71%
Jan
76
Jan
Duquesne Brewing
Jan
112
May
15
800
15
74%
900
104
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
29%
29%
72
27
Jan
30 %
8%
8%
2,176
8
Jan
9%
5
31%
31
Jan
34
31 %
Jan
45 Va May
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
Jan
42
86%
Jun
Home
54
20%
Apr
Jun
Jan
Mountain
Fuel
Supply
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
35%
25%
600
28%
Apr
42%
1,100
33 Ya
Jan
42 % May
39%
40
''5%'
38%
39 %
33%
-
34%
700
5%
Jan
7%
5% May
.
16%
38%
Jun
Feb
81
Apr
9
1.500
15%
15%
100
58%
58%
40 % July
Jan
Jan
900
1.400
15%
1
5
Jan
31%
75
1
60%
1.600
16% July
Screw
Bolt
&
United
of
Corp
Air Brake
Elec Corp
26
39%
4%
4%
54%
53%
v,
75
40% May
408
51%
Jan
4%
255
189
33%
34%
783
Jan
57% Mar
5% Mar
4V4 July
25
18%
30
Jan
5
Jan
18 Va
4%
Mar
4%
28%
4%
34V4
27
35
.
1.449
55
Jan
May
23% Mar
550
39%
1
5
10
6.25
America
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
93
4%
10
1
lo
common—
189
25%
*
Co
31%
40%
18 V8 July
20
25 V4
•
31% May
Jan
31 % July
Apr
38%
Jun
Feb
Jun
16%
13% Jan
51% Mar
(Joseph)
31%
40%
8.50
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jun
26%
Jan
1.500
38 Va May
33%
8%
73%
6.800
33 Va Mar
26% July
29%
43%
13%
16%
High
42
23
,__10
1,600
46%
Low
36%
Co of Pittsburgh—5
Gas System
4.700
16
—
Range Since Jan. 1, 19G3
High
27
86
45%
39%
34
Shares
35%
1
10
Blaw-Knox Co
40%
33%
Low
Par
37%
16
1
101
'
■
Apr
84%
84%
45%
for Week
Range
of Prices
Jun
18%
103
103 %
6.25
•
Corp
Radio
Zenith
71%
74%
1
2
Bancorporation (Un)
Westinghoupe Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
World Publishing Co
Yates American Machine
Western
43 %
Sales
Week's
Last
vi--L"r
V'V'VV/:
36
38% July
14%
1
(Un)
Upjohn
:
25% Jan
1.700
18%
-*
10
4
16%
2,50
1
Union Carbide Corp
July
5.300
69%
--
3.50
•
*
Transmission
(Un)
La Salle St Corp
Eastern
Texas
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
LISTED
35%
39%
34%
Inc
Texaco
1963
High
Low
38%
-1
D X L Oil
& Company
Range Since Jan. 1,
High
Low
Par
Sunray
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
68
Stock and Bond Averages
Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range on Stocks
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Below
listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
on
the
are
Stocks
Bonds
—
This list does not include
trials
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
693.89
688.74
687.84
169.29
167.06
164.88
165.07
165.92
137.95
137.16
137.47
137.25
138.24
250.53
248.41
247.57
248.18
248.19
93.92
93.92
93.86
93.90
93.92
84.60
84.62
84.57
84.56
84.43
89.81
89.62
89.87
89.76
89.72
Brewer
(C)
Gas
Buttes
Ink
Cooke
&
Capwell
Ltd
Emporium
Eureka
Goebel
Lasco
Salt
M
&
J M
Rail-
Meier
Frank
&
Petroleum
Merchants
Norris Oil
Co
common
Invest
American
North
Reserve
Oil
Rhodes
&
6%
Industrial
3%
Jan
Petroleum
(Un)
common
Oil
Wed.
July 24
Thurs.
July 25
Fri.
July 26
High
139.12
Jun
25
Low
120.15
Jan
3
Jan
34%
Jan
Jun
2.80
Jan
7% May
7% Feb
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
98c
Feb
29%
July
3
Feb
5% Jan
May
May
The
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ended July 19, 1963, for the composite and by major
stock
week
the
for
stocks
of
index
SEC
industry groups compared with the preceding week
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
1957-59=100
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Acme
Markets Inc
American
Arundel
Tel
4.33
13
Baltimore
Budd
Transit
Company
Campbell
Central
5
Soup
RR
of
Co
Delaware
Power
—
50
J
N
Co
Class
of
A
Fair
S'
at
w
General
V
*'$1
'■W
h
Food
108
62 Va
3,901
100
6%
24%
24%
__
24 %
24%
*
A
——
Resistance
Lehigh
Coal
<fe
Macke
Vending
Navigation
class
1
UUc
—_
9%
11
16
107
24%
69%
19% May
51 %
Apr
6% Mar
46% Jan
30
Apr
23"% Jan
.
Stocks
No. of
May
,
129.0
181.4
j,
106.4
170.3
153.8
104.2
171.6
130.1
:
- ■
Bank
Mon.
July 22
'
Jan
Tues.
July 23
•
Wed.
July 24
'
Thurs.
July 25
Fri.
July 26
,
Bonds
Bonds
Bond
Govt.
Bonds
Foreign
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Railroadi
and M'iscel.
Shares
•
Jun
Jan
Jun
8% Feb
55
Jun
33% May
26% Feb
Stock Exchange
'
Bonds
Sales
$4,727,000
3,700,925
3,503,017
$3,385,000
$1,342,000
3,607,000
1,265,500
4,872,500
2,812,170
3,705,150
2,513,460
3,542,000
989,300
4,531,300
3,750,000
1,066,000
4,816,000
2,704,000
830,400
3,534,400
$22,481,200
$5,493,200
16,234,722; i $16,988,000
Total
;
-...
A
—
_I.
..
1
Inc
I6%c
69
11
10
22%
7%.
7%
230
10
20%.
'
295
V"
460
21%
__
__
v
22%
20%
337
18
185/a
1-8i8
100
903/4
93%
165
39 %
40%
334
45 Va
46 Va
34 %
34%
1,052
17%
18%
40%
9%
11% May
22Va Apr
8% Jan
18% July
16
7 970 ""
; ' 21 "
20%
1
1
497
4
56% Jun
Feb
8%
20%
"*~6%
,
18% Apr
74 APr
V* 143/*
May, • .' 10%
Apr 1
29..
May —</•
' 73/,,
57% Jan
10%
,
:21% Feb
19% Jun
-
Jun
Feb
Jun
Feb
July
1962
558,671,710
622,790,083
13,914,661
16,234,722
Stocks—Number of Shares.
July 26
1963
1962
1963
Bonds—
U. S. Government
International
Foreign
*
•
w
?'
''
$5,493,200
Industrial—
>*• ~
*•**»'
1,442,000
"62,882,300
50,996,400
16,988,000
;«
aud
$15,000
$286,000
$2,000
Bank
.
Railroad
19,006,000
690,071,500
888,520,400
$20,450,000
$753,239,800
$939,531,800
v* '
• ;
$22,484,200
Total
* -
24% Jan
July
77% Jan
24
Jan
22% Jan
95Va July
30%
32%
Jun
Jan
44
47
32%
12%
Apr
3,394
40%
57
35%
Jan
9%
20
36 Va
20%
43Va
9%
7%
18
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended July 26
25% Jan
25 % Feb
24 % Jun
|21Va Jan
41% Feb
'214
11
i
934
193/,
18%
66%
1
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck & Co Inc
14% Jan
Jan
92% Apr
2 796
-
igi/2
1
;
22
51%
is%
__
y-
1.66%
class
'
—0.8
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
14% Jan
12 %
316
21%
49
__
1
:—
Inc
1.9
—2.7
Transactions at the New York
48 % Jan
July
8% Jan
265
common
Co
Fund
21 %
—
2
Corp
—2.7
169.7
129.1
I
1
International
Madison
404
340
43 % July
9
May
136
1,676
20
__2.50
Motors Corp
Homasote
14%
96%
51 %
31%
Stores
Acceptance
Giant
420
31 Va
Dairies
K
10 %
50%
5
preferred
General
V
12
—
Baltimore
Ford Motor Co
Foremost
155
—
25c
America
Food
12 %
971
4,599
6.75
Light
non-voting
%
__
Service
28% Feb
72%
5
&
Light
Corp
Finance
__
1
Duquesne
Eltra
__
12%
Chrysler Corp new common
Curtis Publishing Co
24% Jan
58%
6%
—
1.80
Co
80% Jan
126% Apr
427
402
50
21%
__
„
1
Co
68
Feb
114% Jan
26%
44%
10%
13%
94%
__
1
128.3
177.1
166.4
125.6
124.8
and
Finance
130.6
121.1
116.2
125.8
1963
12
—
133.3
138.6
High
Low
26%
43 %
10%
71%
__
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Atlantic
Atlantic
Range Since Jan. 1,
High
118% 120%
—
•
Corporation
City Electric
Research Corp
—1.7
—2.2
134.8
Goods
Mining
10%
1
33%
Tel
&
Shares
Low
Par
127.1
137.8
<
Sales
for Week
of Prices
,
144.1
135.4
175.6
Non-Durable
—1.8
—2.0
Low
High
141.6
132.6
124.9
Goods
Change
139.0
130.0
Transportation
Trade,
transactions for Friday.
Week's
1963
Percent
July 19,'63 July 12/63
Utility
We regret that we
and with highs and lows
for the current year.
Jan
95c
Durable
any
1
3.00 May
Mar
50c
Friday
27
Range for 1963
1.20 July
34
Jan
5%
secure
Mar 14
Jun
135.96
—
to
—
136.47
—
■
not able
144.31
Low
135.13
Composite
Manufacturing
were
5.04;
22% May
'23% July
This tabulation is from Monday to Thursday.
Rails,
2.914;
100.23
High
135.23
July 22
135.63
Jan
July
5
10c
Industrials,
-
89.23
89.27
89.19
89.17
89.19
Range for 1962
Closing
July 23
Mar
2.30 May
1
Exploration
divisors:
•
40
Bonds
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
National
Tues.
May
6
11%
Jan a
72c
Basin
32
Apr
1.55
1
_
Mon.
1.65 Mar
Jan
32
8 %
Co
Equipment
Williston
Jan
Apr
by
Date
Apr
1.75
7% May
Warrants
Westates
19%
2.25
1
common
Preferred
Victor
Feb
25
50c
Corp
following
the
88.58
88.63
88.45
88.47
88.50
:
(35 Stocks)
Compiled
Apr
1.05 July
10c
Trico Oil & Gas Co
United
39c
31%
Corp
using
.
Total
10
Utilities
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
July
68
July
25
25
preferred
Terex
Apr
17%
pfd
series A
Co
by
Jun
1.05 July
Gas
Cal
3%
25c
Western
Southern
Jun
2
Properties
Royal
stocks
65
Jaifi
1.30 Jun
1
daily
14.34.
compiled
are
5.20;
Jan
4%
16 Va
33 %c
Co
Gas
Averages
Utilities,
Jan
95c
29c
1
com
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
1.10
Jan
July
54%
1
1
Corp Ltd
Nordon
690.88
687.71
25
Grade
Mar
3 %
25c
Co
24-
65
Utili-
May
July
16
3% May
10
Inc
Co
35c
62c
Jan
45c
issue.
Monday's
next
23_
.
First
10
Indus-
Jan
39
Feb
50c
publish it in
—1.0c
(Un)_
Oil Co
M
Apr
Mar
7%
-10
Co
37% May
15c
We in¬
in transmission.
22
July
July
Jan
Jan
35c
lost
report was
tend to
*
Industries
Leslie
Jan
9
21%
34% Mar
week's
this
that
regret
We
10c
50c
Oil
2.35
Jan
Jan
26%
California_l
1
Humor
Jun
4
1
A
May
18"%
25c
Co Ltd
Exploration Co of
Brewing Co
Co of Calif
General
Jade
Co
Corp
Exeter Oil
Good
Co—
75
36 %
1.75 Mar
*
5.50
10
10
Co
Oil
&
California
Castle
Inc:
Industries
Buckner
Inc
Stores
Broadway-Hale
Jan
Feb
19
July
37
28
July
July
High
Low
High
Low
*
5
—1
Co Ltd
&
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Date
for Week
Range
Last
stocks
Sales
Week's
10
Second
Grade
Rails
Total
15
20
30
Indus-
Friday
110
>
other Exchanges.
Transactions at the American
Merganthaler Linotype Co—
Name changed to Electra Corporation
Stock Exchange
,
Pennsalt
Chemicals
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Gas
Pennsylvania
Corp
3
•
RR
Peoples
Pepsi-Cola
•
Inc
Co
5
of
L
I
25c
Inc
*
Electric
Co
•
common
Transportation Co—_
Potomac
Public
Electric
Service
Reading
Rltter
Scott
Light
50
Bottling
Photo
Philadelphia
Phila
Water
&
Stores
Drug
Perfect
&
Power
Co
Power
Electric
lo
lo
common
&
Gas
•
com
class
Finance
South
B
1
Transmission
3.50
Ramo-Wooldridge
5
-
1
Improvement
4.50
Co-----—
Washington
•
For
__
__
__
—
__
__
Gas
Light
—10
common
footnotes,
see page
•
41.
__
__
—
__
__
—
__
__
125
Jan
4%
4%
100
34%
35%
4,156
8% Mar
4% July
29% Jan
8%
9%
21%
1,384
5% Jan
20 %
74
9%
_
__
2.50
United Corp
Gas
__
__
•
Eastern
United
__
•
& French Lab
Jersey Gas Co
Warner
__
•
Sun oil Co
Texas
__
50
common
Paper
Smith Kline
__
75%
10%
3,000
91
192
5%
5%
105
33i/4
3334
2,006
63
64%
20
July
68%
Jan
7%
Apr
4% Apr
30% Mar
36%
9%
May
July
May
July
July
Jan
Jan
May
May
24
Apr
75% May
12% May
5% Jan
36Va
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
'
.
Mon.
Wed.
July 22July 23-—;
July 24
Thurs.
July 25-
Fri.
July 26—
Tues.
——
—„
—
962,580
959,535
936,530
1,214,305
1,095,020
5,167,970
Total—
317
60% Mar
68%
39%
492
33%
Jan
41%
797
43%
Jan
50%
Apr
18 Va
18%
276
16%
Jan
19
Apr
50%
50% Mar
$1,291,000
Jun
48%
$222,000
123,000
211,000
272,000
463,000
53%
260
8i/4
8%
7fl0
23%
24%
748
21% Jan
27%
27%
184
25% Mar
27% May
31% July
37
37%
119
33% Mar
40% May
8
Jan
60
May
8% Apr
*
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
—
$1,000
8,000
2,000
$11,000
Week Ended July 26
Apr
39%
Bonds
Foreign
Gov't
Domestic
(No. of
Shares)
Apr
47%
Foreign
Stocks
..
1963
------
1,000
$2,000
Sales
$?i?3,000
123,000
212,000
281,000
465,000
$1,304,000
Jan. 1 to July 26
1963
1962
5,167,970
3,975,333
165,722,648
188.471,879
$1,291,000
$782,000
$43,199,000
$41,758,000
11,000
2,000
84,000
10,000
1,760,000
298,000
1,102.000
988,000
$1,304,000
$876,000
$45,257,000
$43,848,000
Stocks—Number of Shares
Do^mestfc
Foreign
Foreign
1962
$1,000
Total
Bond
Government
/
Corporate
Total
.
Number 6285
198
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(413)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
T
Canadian
Week's
of Prices
Shares
Power
&
45
2,896
40%
Feb
46
1,825
43%
Jan
59
22
Jan
30
25%
27%
of
Co
Canada
46
46%
a52
a52
preferred
'
Class C preferred
Asbestos Corp
Atlantic Sugar common
Bailey Selburn 5%%
Bank of Nova Scotia
Flour
Pacific
8%
700
7%
26%
890
23%
16%
250
Brooke
70%
76%
892
67
75%
69%
75%
Bulolo
5%
5
27
July
30%
Jan
17%
19
11,825
12%
Jan
19%
19 %
FCh
23(4
Jan
52
Jan
5
3.75
Jan
26
26
25
21 %
Feb
5.50
5.50
*
21
121 %
Sugar
Co
Ltd
100
Malting
Canada
Canadian
Aviation
Canadian
class
Canadian
30
26
29% May
Aluminium
Bronze
Canadian
Chemical Co Ltd coimmon
pfd
5%
$1.75
Canadian Imperial Bk
Canadian
Marconi
13% July
11%
101/2
10,990
400
50 Va July
55
90
51% Mar
55(4 May
10% May
10
10
37 V
37
3 CO
9%
9,000
ay4
200
2.80
Apr
a4.00
145
4.05 July
15»/2
47
145
Mining
&
4.10
4.25
—
31%
1,485
Crown
Zellerbach
Crush
International
class
Jan
Jan
33
6%
Jan
25
7(4 Jun
8%
Dominion
5,247
6.85 July
9.25
604
5ya
Feb
7
700
4.25
Jan
25%
26%
6%
..
300
42
/VC" • 125
41
22% Jan
8,975
;
6%
"
a!7%r al7%
•
■
20
22
July
'
4%
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Lime
Steel
&
pfd
39
Jan
50
17%
Jan
19
Power
Mills
61/8
600
6
May
25%
1,150
22
Jan
13
100
12
Jan
Jan
55%
8(4
49 Va
52
2,575
47%
18
17%
18
3,475
l67/a July
20
5
Jan
19
2,335
61
Jan
67%
177/s
2,190
17% July
common——1
Coal
*
6%
6(4
100
Stores
Ltd-.
Chemical
&
Price
Bros
Price
Bros
&
Co
&
Provincial
Ltd
1%
231/2
Donohue
Bros
Du
of
Pont
Dupuis
4%
Quebec Natural Gas
6%
Quebec
Class
Rio
pfd
5%
pfd
Enamel
6y0
Jan
4 (4 %
Corp
Ltd
Famous
Players
Fleetwood
Fraser
Frosst
&
Co
Cos
St
Foods
Shell
Inv
Wat
class
General
Britain
Lakes
Oil
&
Oil
Class
Horne
class
a22
25
19%
3,391
147
10
23
Jan
21% Mar
16%
Jan
145
Feb
250
21%
38 y4
2,085
36%
10%
3,315
a52
10
7.00
Steel
of
Co
57%
58 Va
3,326
20
600
a8%
210
29
Howard
Smth
al7
Finance
795
64
Jan
45
135
44%
Jan
49% May
10%
10%
10%
400
9% Jan
9
July
12% July
Canada
Trans
9%
9%
9%
12%
13(4
8%
8(4
-»•—
90 %
90 Va
a7
a7
50
75
73%
75
4,038
71
al8
; al8
10
14
Husky
Oil
Imperial
Imperial
Indus
$2.25
of
Oil
.
V*
of
Acceptance
preferred
Inland
Cement
J
Nickel
Paper
11
Utilities
Ltd
Laurentide
.
Weston
pfd
Trans
May
Apr
1 960
•
::
1,215
Class
Loeb
Cos
class
common
Lines
pfd
Alpha
common
Ltd
-
-
For
Tel
common
—
footnotes,
10
;v
.
Jan
Jan
July
11%
Jun
1.00
Apr
20
T
15(4
Apr
May
23%
Apr
Apr
56
Apr
7(4 May
Jun
25
Feb
11
32
Jun
21
Jan
._
•
see page
41.
July
1
10%
10%
11
2,815
9%
*
29
27%
29%
7,200
21(4
14(4
15%
Feb
May
66 % May
15%
Jan
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
30
Jun
Jun
15% May
15
2,125
1.58
1,000
1.50 Mar
1.84
Jan
5.00
150
5.00 Mar
6%
Jan
55%
57
2,075
55% July
60%
80c
85c
1,600
30c
14%
200
13
Mar
16
14
125
13
Mar
15%
16%
16%
10,690
16 % July
21%
19
—
15(4
1.58
5.00
•
55%
*
19%
3,510
18% July
23
1
14%
*
*
14
——
*
'
—
—
Jun
Jun
2.05
Feb
May
Apr
19
Jan
May
Shown
Are
Expressed
Alsof
*
Dollars
/Sales
of Prices
Shares
Low
14 %C
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
14c
1
Belle
Beau
5%
Low
17c
5%
*
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Canadian
for Week
Last
—
Consolidated
Alscope
Exchange
in
Week's
Range
"
High
llo
Jan
23c
Mar
4
44.788
Jan
7
May
May
Electronics Ltd—
Radio
Ltd_l
1
1
Mines
5%
500
82c
90c
9.600
19c
Mar
15c
22c
19.000
15c
July
84c
Feb
7c
7c
5c
Mar
7 (4 c
Apr
2.00
2.15
,2.60
Feb
15c
2.05
1.3341
1.75
7.000
July
99c
1
7c
6c
2c
Mar
5c
5c
2.000
3(4c
Jun
*
2.65
2.50
2.65
20.390
2.50
Jan
1
29c
28c
29c
4,940
28c
Mar
46c
Jan
12c
12c
1.500
9c
Jan
13c
July
*
Ltd
Ltd
Augustus Exploration
Talc
Baker
1
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Band-Ore
Consolidated
14,800
7c
Jan
7c
12c
Jun
3.30
Apr
Blue
3,000
6c
Mar
8(4c
Jan
23c
25c
4,500
22c
Jun
32c
Feb
3 (4 c
3 (4 c
2,000
3(4c Jun
5c
Jan
Apr
8c
1
8c
1
1
1
1
13c
13c
2,000
10c
12c
15c
40,300
12c
July
July
30c
~13c
28c
Apr
8c
8c
9c
8,000
8c
Jun
12c
Jan
com—
3.50
3.50
3.80
3,150
3.00
July
Copper
Corp__————1
13c
13c 15 %c
21,500
10c
May
19c
Jan
Mines
Ltd-—.—-—X.
1,000
16 c
Jun
27c
Jan
Bay Mining Co
Placer Mining—
Bellechasse
Ltd
Corp
Mining
River
Black
Ltd
Mines
3 (4 c
Ltd—
Mining
Bonnets Raceway Inc new
Cadamet
3.85 July
18c
2.500
3%c July
4.20
4.25
300
3.50 Mar
9%
10%
7,000
7.00
Jan
10% July
Ltd—*
4.25
4.35
1,900
3.40 Mar
4.50 May
Oils-Ltd——10c
5% pfd
100
a80c
a80c
300
91c
May
a92
a92
10
85c
Feb
10c 10 %c
11.040
Petroleum
Canadian
18c
1
Ltd—1
Ltd
Mines
Southern
Canada
Jun
Homestead
7% May
29%
com_3
Resources
&
Petroleums
3%C
3 (4 c
9%
/
3 (4 c
July
4.90
Jan
14%
Jan
14(4 May
2.20
Inter
Inv
Trust
Mines
Canuba
Ltd—
Jan
42% July
11%
Jan
14%
Apr
5% July
7%
Jan
41
%
4,629
al7
39% July
47%
10
16%
10
251/4
a22
65%
5,983
30%
328
24%
*: 51
82
84
1,390
10
200
16%
13%r 13%
16%
Cartier
Quebec
Central
Manitoba
Cessland
1.55
1
3c
3%c
100.500
1.
10c
I
1,165
'
25
61
28%
Mines
1%C Apr
19
May
Consol
28
May
Consolidated
Jan
Apr
Jun
Consol
78%
87
14%
Jan
7%
8
5,410
7% July
16
Mar
May
11% 'Apr
171/4 July
15% Jun
9
9 (4
May
Apr
19% May
7c
9c
21.500
_..6c
Feb
9c
Jan
5C
5c
1,100
4(4c
Apr
11c
Mar
4c
4c
7.000
3 (4c
Jan
11c
Feb
2.90
Jun
*
1
1
1
100
21 % '.21%
13%
141/3
9.771
1,989
.
.
New
Lead
&
10,575
»"■ -130
20
Jan
18%
Jan
20% July
12(4
105
Jan
May
Explorers
14c
7%c
6%c
67c
81c
(Can) Ltd.*
4.15
4.55
500
4.00
1.45
1.50
200
1.25 July
10c
10c
3.000
Ltd—1
July
Jan
6c
Mar
Apr
Feb
May
4.75
1.75
July
Apr
13c
July
5c
Mar
Ltd—1
5c
5c
12,100
3 (4 c
Feb
Sec "A"—*
a60c
a60c
9
60c
Apr
90c
Jan
a24
a24
3
25
Jan
30
Jun
16c
al6c
260
Mines
Pacific
—1
Ltd
&
Frere
Delta
Electronics
Mines
Corp
Ltd
Ltd—.'.
'A"
—1
Ltd
Explorers
Dominion
Leaseholds
Ltd
1,865
36%
Jan
4,150
3c
Jan
12c
July
July
29c
-
29c
July
29c
14c
500
29c
1.000
2ac
1.000
29c
29c
29c
'13c
13c
44%
44 Va
1.55
1.60
14%
1
Mines
26c
11c
300
43
50
-
1.40
2.000
15
5.550
22 %c
•
18c
18c
18c
3,000
10c
27
27
27%
1.650
23
a9
a9
1.35
1.05
1.80
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18c 19%c
,
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8%
50
17.000
Jan
July
Jan
„
41% May
Jun
30c
Jan
July
July
25c
46
Jan
•
1.95
16
33c
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Mar
1.19 Mar
Feb
28% Mav
Apr
25 (4c
273.300
'
Mar
14(4 July
1,500
28c
■
-
Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Ltd
Jan
6c
14c
Weldg .& Steel Works Ltd_*
Nickel
39
1
Dumagami
&
25c
4 (4 c
29c
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A
July
4c
*i
-
17c
38%
38%
—1
1
—.——
Limitee
a
_50
Ltd
David
Dumont
Jan
3 %c May
10c
4c
Feb
92c
1.400
Drummond
May
Jan
July
7.000
23
May
90c
68c
v
500
2t650
-
3,000
Dominion Oilcloth
151/s July
—
72c
4c
24% May
26(4 Apr
109
1.85
-
11c
Standard
Zinc
Dalfen's
Class
70c
70c
Mines Ltd—
Copperstream
Daering
1.85
72c
4c
Paper Corp Ltd
•
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd 1
Coulee
1.85
67c
Mines
Cadillac
Div
Dominion
'
.
Jan
3 (4c July
1
Consolidated
Jun
12% July
7% Apr
23
Consolidated
34%
Feb
Apr
—__—.———*
Central
55(4
2.805
24
Bellekeno
Preferred
28
/ 570
700
Feb
Consolidated
23% July
48V4 Jan
Jan
20c
————
Warrants
Feb
73%
Jun
1.60
*
Commodore Business Mach
Jan
July
May
92
1
Ltd
Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp—
iL
& Gas Ltd
May
Jan
10
17%
45% May
16
July
91c
—1
Explorations
Ltd
Corp
May
1.640
107;' 108
1.40 May
1.300
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd—
Chiboug Copper Corp
28%
7%
23
-
1.50
Ltd
Mines
Carbec
49
Jan
7%
23
~
—*
1
Cantexas
Jun
2,900
17%
14
59%
12 %
1
Devonian
1,100
23%
:4 __/
761
5,115
class A
Canadian
14
10
V.
Mar
63
—
Feb
fr(4
51
j_10
'
—L_l^_-100
•
13 (4
Worts
Co
Collieries
45
May
59(4 May
30%
23
'
*
Canadian
—
Jan
a22
77/3
July
Apr
9
May
50%
al7
V
May
21 (4 Jun
147%
1,070
62%
13%
Jun
9
53
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
55
Jun
16%
35(4
-
a42
•
July
*
Massey-Fer'guson
5% %
preferred
4.65
21
13
'
Jan
8.50
20% May
43
ADr
7%
a__
500
'
&
Jan
Apr
22
•
Tel
25%
17%
a.
115
•
Feb
29%
Jan
6(4 Feb
13
Pipe Line
A
Bornite
1,735
*
7%
325
5.40 Jun
13%
3,598
61%
——
Aracon
Class
Bruneau
16,156
•
Corp
A
100
33%
Sale Price
21% May
48%
83%
7%
33
Par
Jan
19% July
8y2 Jun
13%
10
7%
33
8% :
13
STOCKS
66
23%
5
6%
3,340
3,340
Friday
Jan
48%
24
6.30
17%
8
Canadian Stock.
51
22%
Maclaren Power & Paper Co "B"
2.50
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd •
Maritime
Feb
413%
2.50
B
(M)
6%
104
.
'
Loblaw
46% Mar
22%
7.60
common
6.25
16%
8(4
3,550
Prices
10% July
40
63
6.30
47%
Amalgamated
5%
—
45% May
28 (4 Feb;
16%
*
Bankfield
13%
*
Jun
26
46%
Bateman
41 y8
25
300
61%
B
44(4 Mar
*
Canada
27
*
Feb
20
13%
10
6%
of
27
10
Corp
(Geo)
Class
251/2 May
5
(John)
Financial
a42
54%
25
Pipe
2,050
:
1.55
common
Corp
Ltd
900
iiy*
1.45
preferred
Interprovincial
Iroquois Glass
Labatt
10%
preferred
Bronze
$2.00
26%
Ml%
50
International
Internat'l
5%
26
*
com
44(4.
•
*
Voting trust
Jun
•
Canada
Jun
43%
44
27
Feb
Commercial Oil
Corp
International
International
5%
v.
'
"r:
12
19
20c
Ltd—
Tobacco
Jan
5(4
19(4 Feb
Royalty Co Ltd
Canorama
Explorations Ltd
;
11%
.
775
20% May
6%
9(4 Jun
4.25 July
43 % July
21%
Candn
i33/4
Apr
3,275
3,195
171
21
12% Jun
1
19%
9%
5.00#
Feb
76
£i
Feb
9(4
4.50
21% May
27% Jun
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Wtestcoast
Apr'
(4 May
13,240
A
&
9
'
9%
*
Gooderham
&
90% July.
81
19%
Oils
Steel
Feb
5.00 /.
*
Bank
Oil
10
6% Jun
July
Fb
May
20(4
Jan
;
jiZ1
.*
25
,
Feb
12(4
——•
Jan
Ltd
•
8% July
86% Jan
2,025
12%
15
11(4
Jan
Canada
•
:r;
342
2,550
-
Jan
36%
10
■/
•
1
class
Mountain
Triad
Webb
4.85
13%
Corp Fund
Pipeline
Trans
United
Jun
44%
Texaco Canada Ltd—
Canada
July
July
16
a72
12",
55
48%
9% Jan
18 % Feb
64%
ZZ
Apr
31
100
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a72
19
*
46
"
•:
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50
50
125
30%
pfd
48
200
Jun
$2.00
48
10% May
10%
20%
25%
Paper
91
41% May
32(4
100
Hudson Bay Mining
Hudson's Bay Co_
Jan
July
10
a25% a25 (4
;
85
31%
4
Pittfield
50
10
150'
B
&
91
Apr
8% Feb
34-
—*
1,015
•
4,911
91
,__10
Steel
Canada—
Toronto-Dominion
17%
al7
a8y2
26(4
10%
35%
27
44%
Steinbergs class A
Jan
Jan
9
275
19%
#
35
—
*
Structural
Trans
19% July
60
7,170
-
8% May
115 % May
Co
Standard
Traders
300
a30
9(4
8%
'-
*
Southam
20
a30
7(4
a72
_
20
'
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3,910
...—
18%
A
14(4 May
15% May
23% Jan
38% Jan
Jun
102
Simpsons
Telefilms
-
Home
July
11% Mar
Sicard Inc common—
Mines
I_
Hawkey Siddeley (Canada) Ltd com_*
Hollinger Consol. .Gold Mines—
5
12
1,755
♦
(1957)
Atlas
a8%
1
2,785
12(4
Canada~TiFd ~~A~'—I——I*
of
Save
30(4
Corp
13
12 Va
4%
pfd 'A'_50
pfd——
20
29
Inv
12%
12%
*
a72
Can
27% Mar
7%
WorvontQ
Shell
Shop
Arno
7.00
1%
&
Jan
*
18%
Paper
20%
99
A
*
Motors
Great
Great
1,500
Pow
&
5%%
Ltd
16(4 July
23
,
25%
10
1
1
25
Feb
*
——
E)
Dynamics
37%
25 V*
*
100
Ltd
(Chas
Feb
4
7%
common-
20
57%
•
31%
99
Industries
Feb
a52
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4,264
—*
Cement
Lawrence
Shawinigan
Shawinigan
Apr
7.00
*
Bakeries
General
Corp
Canada
150
37
•
—
15
37%
1
of
Ltd
Co
General
Canadian
Corp
Foundation
7%
7%
common
Co
13 %
1
Heating Prod class A—*
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
*
7%
35(4
1
Royal Bank of Canada
Salada
9% May
7% July
36%
35
common
preferred
Rothmans
10(4
10(4
&
Jan
50
Rolland Paper class A
Beauce
Electrolux
7%
*
180
ZZ
38
100
__100
Mines
3,721
19%
•
9%
*
A
Algom
3,130
147
•
com
A
Jun
9 %
8%
common
Canada
12
a22
3%
Ltd
class
57
100
Telephone
Reitman's
17%
■■■:
19%
Jan
a30
;
preferred
15%
100
Canada
Freres
:
*
common
preferred
45%
*
•.
common
Transport
173/3
173/3
3,120
*
Co
12
*
51 Va
49%
*
common
15(4
•
■
com
Redeemable preferred
Dominion Textile
al2% al2%
23% May
65 y4
Tar
Jan
49%
Jan
Jun
17%
Dominion
100
1
26V2 May
15% Apr
64%
Dominion
Feb
*
common
Corp of Canada
May
49%
64%
88
May
6
*
1.475
*
Light & Power
7% Mar
*
com
92
Feb
•
Ltd
Apr
7% May
271/4 Apr
13
25
.
Steel
&
common
12
28% July
Jan
25
25
Ltd
Dominion
6%
1,725
6%
Jan
*
,
.
447
13%
Jan
6
18
2
Bridge
29%
12%
90 VA
Apr
7.40
*
Seagrams
29%
13%
50
Ajax Minerals
Distillers
29%
July
4.95
5%
26%
Jan
29
July
11
6 Va
_2
;
4.00
24%
200
*
A
15% May
48% May
Jan
18
•
*
Ltd
69(4 May
16% Apr
a7(4
—
,
Feb
10% July
'
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common
,
July
4.15 July
7.10
5%
Mar
28(4
4.05
a7%
-U'
-
A—c.i—
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Jun
11% May
42
14,101
11
7.35
*
i-
38%
12% Jan
2,100
30
*
,
May
18
•
Smelting
:
10%
•
Textile
13%
15%
30
*
Glass
60% July
15
1
Ltd
3,779
46%
*
Co
35(4 Jan
1,410
1,415
■
Scotia
Walker
63
15
May
95
Feb
3.65
61%
/:
*
—
Jan
a3.90
a3.90
50
Ltd—
92
25
9%
9%
25
Oils
94
Jun
11% May
8 Va Mar
100
/
3.65
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10
94
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15%
com
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class
8
51%
•
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Coronation
13
Apr
52 Va
Railway
Consolidated
Corbys
100
16,680
July
50%
Corp Ltd
Cellulose
Consumers
July
Apr
13
15
Canadian Wickers
(B
97
58
£ 52%
62
•Capital Wire Cloth
Columbia
Mar
10(4
*
—
Coghlin
88% July
94
50
10%
;•
common
Preferred
Rio
Jun
51 %
*
International
Del
1,257
May
Apr
9% July
of Commerce_10
Industries
Central
91
13
25
common
Canadian
Tire
Jan
,69% Jan
.
110
51%
25
9%
10%
__
■
Pacific
96%
50
10%
—100
series
—
Foundation
Canadian
96
*
com
Celanese
Canadian
50
Jan
89
45
84
20 y4
May
52%
Canadian
Canadian
89
Jun
•
common
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
26% July
51%
preferred—
British
Warrants
39%
166
100
84
•
-
B
Jun
-50
Breweries
preferred
$2.65
24% May
104
Jan
100
89
12.50
Electronics-
Feb
26%
"
*
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Steamship common
preferred
8.75
Feb
29
Feb
26 %
pfd—100
Canada
31
Jan
103 %
Feb
26%
*
_
20%
20
1,071
July
26%
10
—J
preferred
6.00
5.50 July
5,115
:
•
a22% a22%
26 %
*
Foundries .common
100
•
103% 103 %
36%
371/2
37Va
*
20
Dominion
Feb
21
5
common
9%
20% Mar
17% Jan
a5.00
common
preferred
&
Jan
20% May
a5.00
:
571/2 May
20
100
Iron
7%
Apr
4.65 Mar
200
*
.
6(4
Jan
21
20
;
Canada
Jan
a20% a20%
-
May
35
14%
Page-Hersey Tubes
Jun
75
-
Mav
300
a71/4
10
Ltd25
i— *
A
53
2,717
3,716
490
(1959)
May
57% May
51/4
2.75
Mines
53
1
3.05
11,902
class
Jan
271/4
54
Canada
79
.
27
221/8
Ltd
Jan
2.95
21
Canada
$2.20
Jan
52%
a7%
Preferred
5%
50
54
Canada Cement
;
31
22
Gold
4%%
July
*
Calgary Power
Canada
51
May
76%
45% July
25
Power
Products
$1.30
1,407
14,476
70
2.95
._
B
Building
49
54%
50%
Feb
Noranda
Penmans
July
July
70%
Jan
19% May
Jan
1,150
Telephone com
Chemical Ltd 6%
pfd
Mills
Class
25% May
61
*
Bond
Bruck
23%
190
5,408
■
Columbia
Brockville
29(4
25
50%
May
Apr
16% July
64V2
Products
Columbia
31
Petroleum
Jan
8%
27
187/8
British
Jan
29
*
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.
Jan
25%
54
British
27%
*
class A
Nova
July
50%
63
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May
1,455
A
B
53y2 May
9% May
75
100
48%
Forest
Class
50
50
51%
49
Columbia
Morse
12% July
53(4 May
25
Light & Power-;-...-*
14
45% May
54 %
50%
Oil
8
Jan
*
56
*
American
Corp
(Robert)
Jan
25
Bowater
Paper
Brazilian Traction
Feb
9%
*
Jan
70
50
7(4
1,500
5
Jan
Bell
.—
1,700
Trust
Mar
High %
7%
12(4
Locomotive
9
10
preferred—
54
Low
7%
Montreal
Moore
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
12 (4
Montreal
42
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)—
5%
50% May
class
Low
*
52%
25
10
Telephone
Jun
Ltd
25
64 %
; *
Shares
10
pld
B
1,500
16%
—10
-
Apr
May
partic
Breweries
12
50
8%
26%
for Week
*
common
6%
54%
51%
25
._
July
52 ,V. May
5
Molson
Ltd
11%
12
50
—-—50
L_—*
*
*
pfd
—
55
Co
Stores
54%
*
:
46
I
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50
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$2.50 class A preferred—.:
$2.70 class B preferred-:
Bank of Montreal-
a52
12,698
Miron
Class
55%
50
pfd-50
British
High
43
Pulp pfd
Anglo Canadian Telep Co 4 %%
British
Low
53%
*
Canadian
Bowater
....
43
pfd_50
$2.90
High
55%
25%
4%%
Anglo
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
•
common
Ltd
Aluminum
Metropolitan
*
Paper
Algoma Steel
AL.minium
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
Par
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Abitibi
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Last
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended July 26)
Exchange
in
37
Jan
16c
Jan
10 %
Apr
1.95-July
25c
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(414)
38
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Shares
Low
Par
Sullivan
East
Elaer
100
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Ltd——
Mines
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2.20
class
Corp
13 %c
15c
1.92
200
Jan
July
1.17
Juiy
11
.
8c
218.100
Toronto
Stotk
Exchange
INDUSTRIAL
Jun
issues
STOCKS,
Prices
Shown
are
Mar
35c
:
Are
Feb
Expressed
Friday
INDUSTRIAL
July
STOCKS
Fano
Ltd
Mines
Fiscal
Flint
Rock
12c
Fort
Lake
Fox
Mines
Copper
Bay
Oils
Futurity
Ltd
1
—
2,000
56.500
8c
12.000
17c
2.000
2.75
July
8V2C
A-uy
15c
May
-21c
Jan
\
Power
Autotronics
Glen Lake
Golden
Silver
Alberta
Distillers
Warrants
Jan
Alberta
Jun
•'
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Foods
Hastings
Mining
Hubbard
•
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Felt
Developing
i_
class A pfd—_*
&
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International
Helium
Paints
Interprovincial
.
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Investment
Dredging
Foundation
convertible
'A'/
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29C
11,500
Jun
Algoma
Central
1.40
1,200
Jan
Algoma
1.30 July
1.85
Jun
1.15
80c
1.01
1.15
6.500
25
25
525
2.10
2.10
1.20
1.10
1.20
434
1.10
July
6c
6c
6c
1.000
5V2C
Jan
1.30
1.05
1.33
20,882
*
25
1.80
300
11
25
Mar
2.80
Apr
1.05 July
9
100
9c
2.28
11
Feb
9c
common-*
preferred-
9c
9V2C.
5l
51 f
7c
4.300
51
—
Ltd
50
50
52%
52%
3.10
Jan
51
Apr
Argus
Jan
53V2
Jun
3.85
C
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Corp
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1.10
1.20
5c
5c
1
10,350
2.85
4.879
1.10
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5.15
1.60
Ash
Feb
Jun
M'ay
May
6c
Apr
B
Laduboro.
Lambert
Oil
class
A
8
8
600
7%
Jan
11%
27%
100
25 V4
Jan
1.20
1.35
17,800
60c
Jan
20
20
18
Jan
11
Jan
12
5 V2
12%
Feb
3c
.5%
3 Vac
2,500
3c; Apr
7c
7c
1.000
6c
A
A
Leland
Publishing
•
Lingside Copper, Mining Co Ltd
Lithium Corp- of Canada Ltd
1.35
1
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Gold
Cdn
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Gold
»
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450
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250
7%
400
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1.41
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Chipman
Merrill Island
'
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Mount
Pleasant
Mount
Royal
Royal
4c
4c
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38c
14c
14c
3.500
13c
Jun
48% :;
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14c
44 V4
100
Feb
Ltd
Ltd
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New
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5
5%
5%
5%
16c
21c
52c
1
24c
52c
24c
•
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New
&
20c
3.500
25c
1.90
class
Amulet
Mines
Jan
19c
45c
7c
22.000
18
200
Norac
Finance
American
99C
Power
Corp Ltd
12
6%
4c
305
1
15c
14c
—1
A
15c
9 Vac
1
;
10c
4%C-
10
11
Cdn
Silver
Invmt
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16%
—
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1
11
9c
6c.-.
(T
Feb
Silver
Development
Regent Mines
Summit
Silver
Town
Sobey's
British Columbia
British
Bopth Dufault
July
Columbia
Columbia
18c
May
6c
4%%
Apr
Southern
Bpartan
Canada
6% %
16c
Feb
12
Class B
May
13c
Jan
22c
Jan
Feb
8.20
Building
Feb
Apr
9c
Mills
July
Bullochs
Ltd
Ltd
Cabol
14c
13c
14c
7,700
6.80
6.95
1,300
6.60
1,000
3.00
23c
5c
5 Vac
12,000
2.80
3.25
•2,550
62c
66c
2,500
7c
Jan
July
4V2C July
1.60
Feb
46c
39,500
4 VaC
6C,
4c
9%
5,500
2.90
9%
9%
Apr
3V2C
4c
300
17 c
5
17c
4,000
2.20
2.95
12 VaC
14c
Jan
Jan
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9
20
20
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2.25 Mar
25
,
Jan
14V2C
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12,500
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12 %c
10c
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20
100
*
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2 VaC
3
Feb
19 V2
4,000
3.20
3.05
3.25
88c
1.05
1,184
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125
18C.21 %c
13,300
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1
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42c
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69c
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100
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4.85
25
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*
8%
37%
50
Apr
50%
Apr
57Va May
5 Va May
Feb
53 % May
-
-
54 Va
4.90 July
Jan
6 Va July
900
Feb
23%
81
July
95
Apr
4,835
12,552
27
July
30%
Jan
19%
Jun
200
*
21 Va
Jan
4.65 Mar
12% May
Apr
15
Jan
18
21,875
19%
Feb
23%
Jan
180
30%
Jan
39
Apr
2,235
51 Va
Jan
58
May
94
Jan
v
/,
25
85
.
90
107
Jan
102
7
July
50
17
3.75
150
,
21
600
July
Jun
'
9%
21
Jan
6.00
Feb
140
'
Jun
97 %
102
•
Jan
31 Va
6% July
1,156
8% Mar
/
Jun
112%
July
115
>
v
98
'
Jun
20
10
/
26
7
8%
\
.
8Va
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9% Mar
2.75
20 V2
4.50
-
7
20 V2
p 2OV2
Jun
18%
Jan
'
10
i
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56
3,073
97 %
96
109% 109%
100
preferred
A
•
Foils
Sugar.,
class
A
3.25 May
Canada
Packers
class
May
Class
7c
July
Canada
5c
Jan
70c
July
Feb
Juiy
Feb
Feb
7% Mar
10%
Jan
3.75
17c
20%
Jan
48c
:
.
1.95;
26,600
-
8c
Jan
Jan
July
2.05
12,000
1.65 July
17 Va
600
16 V2 Mar
1.00 Mar
July
120% May
84c
Jan
2.10 July
19 V2
May
8V2C
10,000
8c
79c
7,500
62c
Jan
7c
500
6c
Jun
12c
Jan
5V2C July
4V2C Jun
14c
Jan
6V2C
Jan
7,000
100
3.20
3.25
800
38C
43c
6,600
38c
28c
30c
2,000
28c
16C
15o
16c
1,680
11V2
5.00
5.00
600
1.00
1.20
8c
9c
1,050
12,500
3c
3Vac
2,700
8c
1
4c
20
2.25
July
13c
Jan
1.14 Mar
July
3.20
July
July
July
4.25 Jan
75c
footnotes,
see page
165
69 %
Jan
90
Apr
61V2
62
270
56
Jan
62
July
61%
62
600
55
Jan
62
July
•
10
61%
V
May
81
July
58
Apr
12% May
14
Julv
13%
13%
375
11%
Jan
14%
Apr
Aviation
•
10%
9 V2
10%
Apr
11%
Jun
•
10%
10 Va
10%
8,390
17,170
8
Breweries
10
Juiy
—50
51 Va
50%
51%
1,105
50% July
55
May
50
52 V2
52
53
765
51 Va Mar
55
May
9Va
9%
593
8% Mar
11
Apr
2.05
2.20
790
1.60 Mar
2.65 May
2.00
2.00
330
1.60 Mar
2.70 May
i:
i
B
preferred
British
Aluminum
A
warrants—
B
*
com
warrants
Canners
class
Celanese
_Z
—
A
•
$1%
preferred
Canadian
25
»
:
Canadian Collieries
1963
11% May
395
1.1
Jan
14
54
706
36
Jan
68% May
130
20%
Jan
22 Va
July
36"
36
Jan
54
-
13
•
May
common
37 Va
375
Jan
38%
9%
9 Va
9%
12,881
8%
Feb
11% May
3.70
Chemical
Warrants
_
Jan
21%
13
25
/'
21%'
~ZZ
*
common—
preferred
3.60
3.80
7,475
3.00
Feb
5.00 May
9%
10 Va
6%
Jan
10% July
■
v
3
9%
._20
17%
*
70c
-
1—
preferred
Canadian
Curtis
Canadian
Foods
Wright—
Canadian Dredge Dock-—
__
Products
1st
Electric
pfd
Canadian
General
Canadian
General
Investment
General
Securities
Class
B
pfd
Hydrocarbon
Imperial
Canadian
Industrial
*
6V2
50
—_28
v
18,450
A_*
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17 7/a
70c
75c
-r
/ 6 Va
990
55%
30
397
♦
38
38
43 Vi
-
275
15 %> 15 Va
70c
125
42 V2
38
15%
17% July
1,000
6,
17
55 V2
—_*
class
:
—
Canadian
Canadian
45
18
Jun
6
Jan
35
Mar
33 Va
Jan
55 Va July
39
Jan
15-
Jan
9%
July
50
Jun
1.00
Feb
Feb
44% May
16% Jan
20
20
Jan
20 Va May
•
16%
16%
17%
1,961
15% Mar
19 Va May
10
62
6IV2
63
5,721
60% July
69% May
2.50
8V2
8%
8%
2,355
15c
37c
91.747
common
Bank
Gas
Rights
22c
Industries
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Jan
17 V2
Jun
5
Jan
5%
Jan
1.00
July
3.65 Mar
6c
Jan
12 Vac Mar
3c
May
5c
Jan
a__
a__
—
4c
4c
1,000
3c
Mar
5c
July
82c
8lc
Mav
86c
Jan
30c
40c
1,000
4,500
30c
July
80c
Jan
4c
4c
21,500
3%c
5%
5%
1,700
3.85
5%
86
74% Feb
Canadian
57c
Jan
4c
—2
84
49
Feb
30c
—1
May
25
100
16%
7% July
15c
10
Feb
July
62c
Jun
3.15 May
82c
'
43
Jan
400
Apr
Jan
8V2C Jan
6
Jun
•
15
15%
3,170
13%
Feb
16%
30 Vs
30
31%
20,242
24%
Jan
33
10
11
10%
11
775
10 Va
Jun
11%
20
20
20
368
16
Jan
22
Apr
34
35
285
46
Mar
preferred-
#
;
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Utilities
Western
_♦
common-
4%
common
Gas
Bldg
Chateau
Chrysler
Clairtone
Gai
34
500
18
19
245 "
18
July
35%
22%
Jan
17
17%
525
17
Jan
20 Vs
Jun
16%
130
15%
Jan
17%
Jun
28 Va
300
25% Mar
32
Jun
Jun
Industries
Wines
16%
28
27
_
4.85
4.85
200
4.55
Apr
6%
Jan
3.10
3.20
1,950
3.05
Jun
4.15
Jan
15%
15%
15%
225
13%
Jan
16
Jan
68
66%
68
267
Jun
6%
7
2.875
56% May
5% Apr
75
7
2.75
3.00
2.100
2.10
7 Vs
6%
7 Vs
3,911
7
7%
170
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•
0
25
common
*
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Columbia
33%
17%
16%
•
—
Properties
_
Cellulose
Consolidated
33%
2.75
com
*
20
Westinghouse
Canadianwide
Feb
32% July
29% Jan
*
Natural
preferred
Canadian
Apr
July
18
•
Vickers
Canadian
15 Vs
ZZZZZ25
common
Railway
Salt
Tire
Canadian
Capital
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May
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20
185
:
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45c
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*
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35
22 Va
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Apr
28c
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25Va
38 Va
Feb
2.25
—10
27%
22
22
77
Class
Feb
4V2C
_
27
38 Va
1
51
Canadian
110 V2
-48
51c
Jan
13 Va
Jan
16c
Apr
1.15
76
Jan
6V2C
281,500
^
40
50
Canadian
20 V2 Mar
16
24% May
Jan
July
•
;
,
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Jan
42c
Jan
29
13%
1.10
Jan
20%
1,610
13 Vs
4.75
July
40 c
7,255
76%
6V2C Feb
35c
27 %
—10
common
Permanent
Apr
July
24c
♦
6,745
•
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May
14% May
37%
Canadian
Apr
a__.
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36%
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12.50
Canada Wire & Cable Class B
11% May
24V2C
B
55c
20%
371/4
*
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40c
21
»
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,
200
-
96 V2
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July
2.25
*
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27
17 Va
96 V2
May
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27
19 Vs
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Associates
Explorations
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2,000
54%
Canada
8c
40c
5V2C
6c
—
Electric Co Ltd
Hout
Vanguard
;
81
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Canada
July
4V2C
1
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2.10
81
54 Va
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1.95
100
Iron
29c
1
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Mining Co Ltd.
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Jan
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United
3.00
36
Jan
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Corp
2.95
35
class
Cement
Canadian
United
4.90
36
Enterprises
Power common
Canada
3.50 Mar
48c
12c
10
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17
1
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Canada Freezers Ltd—
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33%
85
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4.85 July
340
53
17
Canadian
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51
Feb
July
9 V4
50
22 Va
(1956
11
19,667
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4.90
17
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66,750
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49,150
32c
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3c
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51
21
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50
36 Va//;
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Burns &
Jun
-
;
54%
21%
class
p-
Jan
20%
260
•
*
preferred
Bruck
Jan
4.10
Jan
231
*
$5.15 preferred
Brockville Chemical
July
15c
14V2C Mar
76%
Jun
9%
—
Feb
May
July
4.85
•
70
Feb 1
2.50
12 V*
36 Va
2.95
1.70
16%
53
.
3.25
67 Va
•
53%
v
5.00 May
100
53 Va
B
Corp
Class
Power
Mar
Jan
225
9%
•
Packers-class
preferred
preferred
4%%
Jun
Mar
2,600
;
Ltd
Mines
4,441
2.60
_•
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Columbia- Power
British
24c
29c
Ltd
class
July
45
6OV4 July
51
•
;
Jan
57c
20
Mines
Mines
Stores
5,962
17 V2
V
54%
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Jun
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Satellite
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33c
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;
Silver
2.350
—50
•
Columbia
16c
•
pfd
Columbian
45c
53 Va
I
3Z;
IZ
*
common
American
3V2C July
27c
Jun
3.00
preferred
Bt. Lawrence
104
Apr
July
2.60
531/"
common
British
-
2nd
Red Crest Gold Mines
2.00
17 V2
*
Jun
113
•
400
;70%
L-'
&
2.05
4.85
British
2,160
6.85
Quebec Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration J:
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd—!
1
Quebec Telephone 5% 1950 pfd
_20
■»r»
Jan
Jan
69%
*
Corp 5% preferred
preferred
9%
Jan
Feb
11
200
28c
Ltd
Corp of Canada—
1955
~100 "
4.10
70V2
*
;
1.90
12
Apr
4c
3.00
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
5%
100
v
64%
common-.
A
Jan
8,000
3,000
7c
part
Jun
19% May
July
37c
*
Mar
16c
1
cum
18
25% July
34.50
63%
!—
May
30c
Pitt
non
8% May
Feb
54
4.50
2.00
—25
Tank
16c
62c
6%
y
Apr
16
2,110
..
Feb
950
4.45
10
Paper
Traction
28C
1
Power
11%
Va
24 Va July
400
37.60
4.50
64 V2
common-
Brazilian
Feb;
23
9 Vac Mar
1
Co
//■ T,
//„/100.
Feb
36c
Jan
12c
8,000
4,900
:
3c
•
Ltd—
Mining
104
37.60
37.60
——
Bridge
Bright
16c
Peace River Mining & Smelting
Phoenix Canada Oil Co Ltd
Gold
103 V2
_*
*
Lumber
5V2 %
87c
Feb
73
31,500
5c
11
,
—1
Mines
Mines
50
53
53 Va May
'
.
Paudash
7%
Jun
July
9% May
53
I May
Feb
7
Apr
Jun
13
Feb
16 %
1.
105
July
50
16%
class
Canada
Atlantic
50%
50
340
_io
July
28c
-
Pacific
50
300
yv
25%
Bell
70c
9 VaC Mar
7,011
112
Opemisca Explorers Ltd—._w—
l
Opemiska Copper.Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Patricia
;//
52
^ 18
common—
Bowater
3.60
Jan
11
1,500
4c
J-
Jan
7»/a Jan
53%
18
A
&
A
Apr
28c
48 Vac May
485
12c 12 V2C
Asbestos
i
8%
51
24 V2
Bros
May
July
6c
360
110
class
18%
1.(0
Jan
50%
18
Bros
Jan *
July
July
July
18
376.675
7%
11 %
Corp
1
North American Rare Metals tLtd jc. .1
Northwest Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd 1
>
83c
7%
Ltd——10
Ltd--*——,!
North
90c
7V4
*
Ltd
50%
Jun
53 Va May
101 %
51 V»
24 V2
Industries
Telephone
Bow Valley
Jan
1.10
500
18
»
Ltd—I
Co
50 % May
52%
Api
Jan
14c
7.500
V
1
Mines
30
8,652
;
Feb
Jan
2,835
9
reo
1.75
July
205
13
8%
*
Nova Scotia
41c
Mar
v~-
3.650
1
21c
47c
6 Vac
.*
Exploration
West
Nocana
11%
50%
*
66c
12c
!
6.700
19c:
18
common—*
Go
12
*
Beaver
Feb
36c
-
5%
70.500
r
47c
1
Ltd
Pow
12
14 % Mar
300
:
May
July
52 % July
57
17%
103%"
24
Beatty
Beatty
Jun
54%
July
«►,
li600
27c
1.70
1
1
Ltd
Lt
52%
17%
100
Bramalea
1
».
Formaque Mines Ltd
Newfoundland
Newrich
52 Va
103 %
37C
Bartaco
■/
Mills
52 V2
Jan
6.90 May
59
90c
pfd__
$6
—
Ltd
Bank of
Jan
1.03
„
Jan
14c
13.000
,
.
20c
Mines
D-.iries
46
1,200
10
Bank of Montreal
12VzC Feb
Jun
15c
Storage Ltd "A"_22
Rice
1,105
1.00
B__
common—,
British
Mount
46%
Class
Bathurst
Jun
5.200
48 V4
•
Ltd
Corp
Mid-Chibougamau
Mines
Ltd
Mldepsa Industries Ltd___^iii
Mlstango River Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Ccrp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd—
Montreal
36.008
43c
5
I-
■
4%c
40c
•:
i
Mining
V
4%c
40c
Ltd__l
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines LtdMcKinney Gold Mines Ltd
Lfelchers Distilleries Ltd7% pfd
••
21%
24,695
46
95c
Jan
19
Apr
•
Electric
Autofab
Jun
10c
May
4%C
-j
Ltd—_1
Mines
10c
Jan
108 Va
July
50
Acceptance
Clas's
Majortrans Oils & Mines Ltd—
Matachewan
;
95C
8%
Sugar Refineries common
Auto
X
Malartic
5.00
Jun
9.75
43% Jan
9% May
46%
»
class
31%
110Va July
Jun
•
250
25% -27%:.
2.8o July
Jan
.
preferred—
Atlas .Steels
30 % May
10
1
class
class
240
1.00
♦
Atlantic
33% May
11%
1.00
Atlantic
8% May
27%
1
Co
*.
Inc
Ltd
—5
Ltd_l
1
Exploration
Ltd
Alfred
Lamontagne
Corp
250
4,786
—
Hardware
Temple
5.75
55 %
25%
1.10 July
17% July
5.00
Jan
3.Id July
,
1
July
15
17 Vb
53%
common
preferred
class
17 %
27
107%
660
107 V2 107 Va /.
17%
13%
Jan
Jan
7.50 Mar,
106
Jan
5.00
Preferred
Labrador Accept
Labrador Min <fe
2,319
55%
preferred—
$2.60
Ashdown
*
Petroleums
8.05
Apr
.
Mines
Gold
Kodiak
Kontiki
2.65
7.70
28:;
Apr
25 Va May
25
May
2.00 Jan
8,165
211
—10
common
preferred
$2.70
Jubilee
110
—
A
2.35
65c
12,280
27 %
*—
class
9,170
5,425
2.65
108 Va
warrants——
Ltd
Corp
Class
Juiy
3.05,'
92c ;v 99c
2.50
—100
Gas———.
:
May
Mar
10
-21 Vz
Co
4V2%
—50
pfd
—lc
Analogue Controls common
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd. —50
' •
Anthes Imperial class A
;;
Class B
1st preferred-.
"loo
July
2.40 July
45.878
preferred—
Natural
2.00 May
46
% Mar
22
100
108 V2
5
-idO-
r.
Aluminum
Mar
20V2C Mar
Jan
52
25
2.40
;
44 V2
B
Aluminium
May
1.30 July
V
24
180
*
'
Algonquin Bldg Credits
.Warrants :
Apr
Mar
130
V2
10V4
7.70
~
;
—
Steel
45c
Jun
,10c
Mining
&
-
,
6%
—
Ltd
Class
Jan
*
Ltd
Ltd
(Can)-
Apr
2.00
1
Sulphur—
Mining
4.25
July
25
5
Atlas
Ceramic
Apr
1.45
1
Inspiration Ltd
International
3.20
3.850
1.01
Ltd
International
Internatl
29c
*
4.600
1.60
25c
1.55
3.70
1.45
1.35
1
25 Va
2.55
common
warrants
A
High
1.00 July
Jan
40 %
2
98c
;
—:
Class A preferred
-
502
6.349
2.80
.2.95
common
trust
Gas Trunk
bow
1.25
25
Range Since Jan.1,1963
10%
—s—.
——
Voting
Shares
24 V2
25
preferred
heine
one
"
-
45 V4
v
43
——
Ltd
Surpass ' Shoe.-;
Jan
43
common
Dollars
first
OILS.
Sales
High
4
3.60
Ltd_*
Canada
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Age
Grissol
of
Mines
Paper
Agnew
Class
Genuine
<si
Preferred
Acklands
Feb
29 V2C May:
35c
Apr
Jan
1.45
Mar
4.50
Jan
18c
950
8
Abitibi
The
and
for Week
of Prices
1.20
parts.
MINES
Canadian
Low
1.25
Jan-
in
two
the
Range
Sale Price
Apr
40c
July
July
15c
28c
1.55
6 Vac
6%c
:
3c
6V2 July
4.00
365
23c'
23c
Feb
12c
1.000
24c
20c
26c
;
Jan
2c
1.45
1
—
Frigistors Ltd
Fundy
775
/
15c
; <
17c
Ltd
Mines
2.500
4.00'
4.00
Power Sec Corp Ltd——
Reliance Minerals Ltd
Foreign
Vac
iOc
23.400
6 V2
61/2
Ltd——_.
Mines
2
2%c
Exploration Inc__
Industrie^ Ltd common
&
Mining
14c
12c
12c
list
Week's
Last
Jun
into
second
Pari
Pab Metal
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
Exchange
segregated
the
and
2.57 May
80c
400
18c-
2.00
10
5.500
10
-
The
High
1.55 Mar
2
88c-
10
.z::i
Ltd
Explorations
_*
A——
Low
2.25
85c
Ltd---—
Peel
Electrolier
Equity
a2.00
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
pfd_
7%
Kootenay Power
East
Toronto Stock
for Week
of Prices
.
(Range for Week Ended July 26)
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
.
Bakeries
#
#
--
3.10
8% May
Apr
3.80 May
4.10
Jan
7% May
6%
Jun
9
^1
•3? .i
'T'j
1
Jan
Volume
198
Number
6285
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(415) v 39
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Consolidated
Building
*
common
Low
8%
lot
STOCKS
High
/
4,075
::iio
•8%
<: 8%
500
6.00
5.45
6.00
8,904
26 %
251%
26%
8,610
Consumers
11
\yar rants
Consolidated
Class
Gas
B
"■'''iLf'"
common
new
38 3
8 J/4
4
381%
39%
Va
10%
11%
7% Jan
4.75 Jan
Cl'rk
Distillery
Coronation
-25
7 J/2
7%
200
18
A 18
182
16%
Jan
17
142
16%
Jan
voting—
Credit
6%
5%
Preferred
2nd
Grain
109 va
Apr
I
Preferred
150
19
Jan
23
25
22
Mar
25
-24
9,719
2.60
Jan
2.65
26
Mauman
220
Jan
2.25
95
Feb
95
42
941/4
Feb
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
104%
Jan
109
Feb
50
8
25% July
7% July
15%
1.15
37
37
35
30
Jan
45
59
60
617
55
Jan
61
13
200
12% Mar
16
Crush
International
Ltd
Jan
13 Va
1,530
11%
15%
Massey-Ferguson
Apr
13
Apr
—
common-
/
30
Feb
5 % %
8%, Jun
May
10%
131% Mar
1.00 Jun
M
E
C
Estate
Dales
Co
*
2.50
2.55
1,250
81
20
preferred
100
81
81
Seagrams
Distillers
2
49 %
49
18
17%
52.
18
6,151
*
25
12%
12%
12%
2.25
78
Dominion
Bridge
preferred
Dominion Coal
Dominion
Electrohome
Glass
Dominion
Jan
bo
Co
Brewery class A
Class B
j.
Jun
23% May
Monarch
Knitting
20
Apr
Montreal
Locomotive
10%
Jun
13%
Feb
Montreal
102%
Jan
Moore
Morse
551/2
10%
10%
11
987
100
100
102
115
100
July
•
64%
63%
65%
855
61
Jan
68
Jun
17%
17
3
17
Jun
18
Jun
7
July
10
Fine
*
common
V8
j
1
Magnesium
*
7 V\
7
Steel
*
11-4
11%
12
350
10
Jan
Dominion
Stores
*
15 %
151/8
15%
12,945
13%
Feb
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
17
July
16% July
Coal
7%
559
Class
National
20% July
21% Jun
National
Trust
Niagara
Wire
Containers
National
17%
17%
17%
20.543
*
19%
161/2
19%
3,086
•
37
38
38%
2,185
30%
Jun
44%
Class
Apr
Trust
*
Class
10
34%
34%
25
13%
13%
14
500
7
7%
325
Co
Ltd
Exquisite
10
34 V*
7
common
10
*
*
Inv
Match
Emco
Forms
common
warrants
A
9% May
3,310
1.55
1.55
1.65
57
58%
18%
Northern
14
Jun
2.45
Ontario
Telephone
Northwestern
July
10% July
July
1.50
Mar
Nova
*
Famous Players
Fanny
Canadian
Candy
Farmer
Federal
Farms
Federal
Grain
♦
1
•
common
class
A
Freferred
Fleet
Motor
Ford
of
*
Fraser
Freuhauf
General
Steel
50c
367
9
-29
30
Great
Lakes
Lakes
Power
830
-
-
Jan
8% Jun
Overland
Jan
60%
Pacific
Jun
251/4
Jan
18
Page
21
Jun
Parker
Jan
8
Apr
12%
13
200
10%
Feb
14
May
25%
26
100
32
Feb
.25% July
73
73
73%
179
62%
Jan
85c
80c
85c
500
80c
July
65c
80c
75c
80c
2,055
12%
12%
13
660
89 %
8 91/a
89 '/a
5
11%
11%
11%
805
Jan
7%
80c
92
Feb
8%
13%
Jan
461/4
47V2
45
19%
2,790
15%
Jan
20%
22%
2,445
19%
Jan
25
10%
11
400
10%
>: 9%
101/8
360
47
46%
47
50
60c
3
171/2
8.65
1,700
21c
1.50
50c
Farms
14%
795
17
2,954
14
1.50
1,515
45c
2.65
100
22%
24
2,445
Phantom
Power
Harding
Carpets
Siddeley
Hawker
Hayes
Steel
Hinde
&
Holt
class
Home
Hudson's
Premium
Iron
Ore
100
9%
1,000
1.85
2.05
7,050
1.85 July
25%
*
20c
24%
25:%
5%
5%
578
18%
Jan
54
;
1963
Reid
Revelstoke
7 Jun
25
11%
12
2,918
56%
561%
25
20
20
225
1.40
1.50
4,918
1.50
617
Jan
18
Jan
251/2 July
Jan
7% May
12
July
56% July
Mar
22
1.35 Mar
May
2.30
Jan
14
301
131/2 July
147/a
63%
63%
6472
1,690
58% Mar
66
6%
5%
6-1/4
15,688
65c
70c
1,630
51/2 July
60c
Jun
33
75
31% Mar
33:
40
,33
40%
9,100
39% July
45% May
13%
133/a
137B
8,843
13
16
6%
22%
6%
22%
48j/2
48,1%
35
5
51/8
733
68C
6%
*
common
5
preferred
_4.86%
Industrial Acceptance common
$2.25 preferred
Industrial
Inslis
•
50
;
Minerals
*
(John)
Inland
*
Natural
Gas
1
common..
Preferred
4.40
J_
—.
;Y
City Gas'
International
*
_
Bronze
Powders
pfd
25
International
Minerals
Nickel
»
"7
25
International Utilities
Preferred
—
new
Discount
Intel-provincial
Pipe
Interprovincial
Steel
Investors
Syndicate
Jefferson
B
1.60
Jun
Jan
Jan
25
26'%
23%
Pipe
class A
3,659
July
July
40c
83%
82
84'%
3.35
2.75
3.40
1,753
81,111
52 J/4
52
5374
4,312
5%
_
__
23
48%
300
:
40c
40
Litho
Rollarid
78%
1.50
52
class
A
2nd
10
_
Warrants
60
Feb
Royal
200
55c
58c
2,850
St
St
•
A
class
___,
5%
Warrants
Labatt
•
Lafarge
warrants
Lakeland
Lake
Jun
59%
May
7
Jan
3.15
Jan
Apr
Apr
3.55
3.10 Mar
Jan
11% May
July
Preferred
,
80c
47c
$2.00
47c
420
3.45
8,550
2.40
Feb
2.40
2,350
2.30
July
class
2nd
Industries
_
_
new
com:
10
common
1st
11%
375
45c
60c
6,100
40c
38%
39
1,000
32%
_
-
class
preferred
Jan
July
Jan
Selkirk
Seven
A
Shawinigan
Shell
Oil
A
_
Shullys
9
1 00
2.25
1.550
8%
16,260
81/4
25
_
Feb
Feb
10%
Feb
6"% Mar
Feb
1.30
700
5,110
10% May
1.30 May
35%
341/4 July
7%
66c
97%
4.80
1.735
70c
55c
2.975
;
3.45
1.75
Jan
(r 041/4
8% May
Y
Jan
V 3.35
8%
10%
July
.
50%
50%
6%
e%
21
246
15%
140
6%
73,
10%'
315
.
8%
6%
Jau
11
11
220
9%
625
102% :102%
10
Jan
6
July
9
Feb
July
81
May-
101/4 Mar
85
25%
6% July
23% May
167b JUn
70
.
100
23%
Jan
Jan
15% July
8% July
...
700
25%
t
4.50
4,706
10%
'
9% Feb
13% May
52% Jua
19%
-
225
'
75-1/4
\
y
■
Apr
Mar
477a
Y- 4.776
20%
15%
'May
3.45 'July
8
,Y,"
800
6%
Feb
1.20
117
8
100
-
Jan
41% May
Mar
1.837
400
103/
10%
.
Jan
37
"2.25 July
91/4
35
971%
3.50 May
51
8% July
•
25
'
-
97e
14%
Jan
10% July
Apr
26
23% July
9% July
102%
1
44c
44c
45c
99%
103/4
44c
700
May
Feb
9%
*
A
*
20
3.00
Jun
69c
Jan
9%
Jun
11%
Jkn
2.35
6,560
5%
5%
10
2.85
preferred-
•
5%
200
...
V
8.652
7%
7%
8%
Feb
4.75
5.00
3.449
27
:
26
27
6.50
16%
17%
_
4.55
1,300
5.30
Standard
Radio
•
720
33"%
1.002
29%
9%
10%
2,975
32
32
32%
325
9% May
31'/a July
9%
9%
9%
4,986
9%
20%
6,749
20%
Petrol
1
21
160
9% July
9% Feb
18%
Feb
19 Va Mai-
21%
17%
515
3.40
3.50
200
100% 100%
10
100 Va May
912
1.10 Mar
3.50
15% Mar
3.30
July
Mfey
147a
-
'
Jun
35%
Jun
11%
Jan
363/b
Jan
12%
Jan
103/4
Feb
21% May
23% May
191/2 May
4.25 May
'
*
Industries
930
Feb
9.05
May
Jan
Jun
207s May
57B Feb
July
17
*
IIZIIII100
:
__.
20
21
*
ordinary
—
4.00
12
4
«
;
Common
Switson
13%
33
•
of Canada-
Steinberg class A
Preferred
4.00
13%
Feb
Mar
28%
Jan
9%
Paving—
5.00
Jan
133/a
■
8,121-
4.35
A
11
4.25 July
25% July
20.286
—,
6.50
7% July
I
752
6.05
16%
3.30 Mar
4.15 May
2,251
5.00
-
13%
.
class
•
Standard
Supertest
Jun
•
Southam
Steel
104
Jan
10
Tamblyn
Texaco
common
Canada
Third
1.25
1.30
common
Gen
Inv
171/4 July
.
80c
Feb
3.45 July
2.90 May
11%
85c
40
Jun
Jan
July
20
20
20
4(53%
46'%
47%
*
com
10
class
8%
;
61%
61%
63%
3,259
12%
12%
12%
660
61
61
61
52
70c
70c
80c
2.500
•
104
1.40
Jan
Jan
A
A
*
of
A
Apr
Apr
3.50 Jan
60c
Feb
15% Jan
42
Mar
12.436
39
75
39
Mar
Jan
6c
12% Jun
29 %
23.240
21
10.610
14% Jun
•
7%
7%
151/^
7%
Canada
9%
105
9
50
Jan
441/2
Jan
Westcoast
5%
51/4
6%
6,875
5% July
12%
Feb
16%
Voting
16%
17
3,145
12%
12%
1,060
30%
30%
31
710
9%
50
50
50
20
*
20%
19%
20%
4.130
54
54
160
53
Apr
56%
56
105
56
July
50
_♦
26%
26%
27
1,225
•
Trust
'5%
5%
51/4
1.105
10
Walker G & W
Webb
37% July
'
_50
•
Jan
Apr
May
Feb
12%
23%
*
19
11%
22
12%
23%
50
common-
Vulcan
22V2
790
280
12%
23%
*
Vendomatlc
145
Jan
20
Corp__i
Gray
6%
♦
preferred
United'Corps class B__
&
100
13%
39
147/3
preferred—
Steel
6'/2c
12%
27 Va
pfd
Jan
Jun
621/4
60c
12"%
4,325
1-4%
Feb
29
common
66% May
59%
151/3
B
Victoria
July
•
preferred
Gas
United
Apr
May
9
1
Elevator
Class
22
53
Pipeline
Pipeline
Acceptance 2nd
Class B
1st
pfd
Union
17%
Pipeline
Prairie
Class
Jan
43
Jan
6% Jan
59% Feb
11
May
6%c
class
Trans-Mountain
Trans
650
39
Finance
$5 preferred
Trans Canada
Turnbull
5
2,249.
50
Warrants
Traders
8%...
*
A
common
38
18%
•
•
1
Ltd
Canadian
37%
335
Apr
49% May
261/2 Apr'
331/8
20% Mar
31%
6%
'
Feb
1.30
35%
*
335
31%
.'
^
Dairies
625
31%
2.25
8%
9
.8%
Ltd
4,183
Jan
18% Jan
301/4 Jun
151/2 May
8
Mar
14%
23%
Jan
Apr
10
Mar
51% May
23
57
59
Jun
Jpn
Jan
23% Jan
4.90 Mar
28
May
6% Jan
3.30
3.20
3.75
2,600
14
13%
14
2,000
3.20 July
13% Am-
4.40
4.40
4.45
710
4.00 Mar
5% Jan
16
May
4.50 Apr
553/8
60% Jun
Feb
13%
Jan
19% May
10%
Jan
13
30% July
31% July
9
11
Industries
Simpsons
14
30
2.75
'
'nh
6%
Canada.*
16V8
1st pfd_ -30
31
6.30
of
21 Va
•
300
75%
.__
Investment*
16%
_
3.20
-
-10
_
Warrants
Shell
20%
'
3.20
:•
10
_
Industries
13%
Jun
9.00 May
23% May
*
*
21
July
6.10 Mar
19% July
pfd—..______100
Holdings class
16%
12
15% May
860
4.621
21
Arts
13%
151%
8% May
6.65
*
-
Gas
$
For footnotes, see page 41.
9%
July
Jua
20%
7%
A
Ltd—
—3
_12
Groceterias
B
11 %
39
38
_
preferred
Class
45c
Jua
4.50
6.20
*
_
class
20
__
Financial
preferred
preferred
_
•
Loblaw
14%
Jan
3.25
20%
36% May
91/4 Jua
11 % Mar
100
.
_
Maurice
Class
4,342
2.30
11%
_
Leland
Levy
6% May
2.65 May
3.45
—
Secord
SI-25
16%
July
45c
_
Loan
Laurentide
16%
5
Jan
3.40 May
Jan
400
31
Salada Foods Ltd
Jan
1.70 Mar
2.35
Warrants
Laura
1,025
2,275
4
..
.___
Ontario Cement common
liambton
5%
1.85
—1
—
Gas—*,_
16%
5
1.75
__
14
19%
*
Dairy
Lawrence
6a//ette
'
Douglas
Apr
141/b May
48% July
30
105
common
Oak
Union
Kelly
a n
4,477
:9v/;
32%
9%
3.40 July
July
6,295
/' •:/;
J
20
.
_.
_
Marts
10%
12
11% July
14%
'/4
12% July
34% Feb
-
4.150
•
Mall
Towers
10%
55c
Feb
87
Jan
55c
July
May
27%
Jan
10%
Jan
73%
Jan
10%
■:P
7%
53
preferred
2.05
9
v
--
85
May
27% May
10
845
___
_
Pall
Works
4.95
Jan
200
12%
Jun
Apr
IIV2 July
1.065
32%
Jun
9%
Apr
20%
2.195
'32
80
225
49%
preferred—
class A
Star
900
5
*
Iron
1,200
625
11%
7%
Dominion Bank
5%
25%
11%
Jan
8% May
65
8%
_
Toronto
3.25
84%
49%
preferred
Bldg common
Toronto
2.35
82 %
10%
Toronto
5%
21
__
80c./ Feb
2.15
38
171/4
4.00
__
54% May
3.15
31'% Mar
3.020
3.35
Jun
3.25
7,134
2,109
67c
Paper
Royalite
Apr
May
15% July
9
19%
—
July
2.35
*
PR 1/2
Jan
61 %
29%
16
8% May
July
44%
511,4
_.
___
25
87c
Apr
100
Apr
19% May
Mar
20,127
5
■
Jan
6%
Feb
19%
—
Chemical
Robertson
Apr
55
241%
Feb
May
6%
6574
40c
Jan
6.25
Jan
63
49%
May
6.00
55c
50
.
28%
49
Feb
55
63 %
25c
Line
common
Preferred
40
23%
_
Ltd
7
6%
Feb
17%
.1,000
7
Jan
May
4.10 July
4.75 Jan
2,790
1,675
60c
Jun
-
21% July
3.65
Mar
13
36%
—
48%
20c
Preferred
Feb
7%
471%
750
534
1834
50
wrnts
warrants
Club
4.50
5-74
•
1962
Lake
Class
15,bU4
40c
25
—
Intel-provincial
Jockey
2.50
common
6%
.215
60c
5
International
23
_
18%
5%
20
Warrants
Inter
5%
7
Jan
14
25
July
5% May
161% Apr
8%
14%
46
100
Grip
Silverwood
*
___
21
50
Jan
9% Mar
10 Va July
50
Mar
19
Jan
.
Jan
4.10
Jan
4.70
4.45
14%
351/8
19% July
13%
Glaze..
14i% July
815
3.95
*
warrants
Rapid
Jan
1
*
Flo
690
26
4 15
15
71/8
Preferred
Jan
20
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco
14%
-
18%
"
Imperial
14%
19%
Warrants
Reichhold
64
July
14%
3,010
11%
Co
Warrants
8
*
Quebec Natural Gas
Jun
17% May
17% May
9% Mar
1.90
*
:
Jan
49%
_j
Royal Bank of Canada
2,597
common
—
Rothmans of
58
*
common
3
1.045
2,300
Bros
Jan
19%
*
Erie
Oil
560
4.70
•
Jan
57
_5
Bay
Huron
Husky
8
4.60
*
1.80
9%
Pittfield
&
9% May
*
A
3.50
19%
_•
Renfrew
Jan
121/a
131/8
Industries
2.45
Feb
19%
common
new
71/4
_____50
/
Mar
58
*
Dauch
1.280
1.25
common
1.80 Mar
23%
i
common
9%
12%
12%
Corp
Price
Jun
May
64c
Feb
•
common
Jun
11%
*
Preferred
Hardee
57
25
•
Credit
1.35 May
July
July
10
A
Jan
82%
1
common
13% Apr
10% May
50% July
1.20 July
1.00
16%
Jan
Feb
21c
2.65
16%
*
Jan
■9 % July
44
475
1.45
21c
16%
21c
45%
Peoples
11% July
491/2 Jun
18%
v-V 22
*
class
45%
May
19
1.20
common
6.291
19
*
Drilling
Penmans
July
Jan
84
22%
♦
Chemical
51%
6.20
Pipeline
Preferred
79% May
87c
Jun
46%
trust
Brass
Hand
Jan
49%
•
preferred
Pembina
warrants
Hahn
100
•
Hersey
July
*
Lines
Jan
7% Mar
8%
Warrants
6%
I
Trust
88
12%
common
Petroleum
1,110
50
Industries
150
Jun
200
11% May
321/4 Jun
-
875
50c
Greyhound
83c
Feb
7,700
warrants
Guaranty
45%
171%
*
,
9.1
48%
Fixture
6%
._
'
—
90%
•
.
Wholesale..
•
Saddlery
Greater Winnipeg Gas
1956
Store
18%
—
West
Voting
Products
Ontario
Oshawa
Jan
18
Warrants
Greening
Steel
Feb
Jan
4.95
6%
Northern Capital common
B
Ontario
79
30
ig
50
iu
common
Warrants
Class
.
*
Paper
Great
Great
Y
*
Envelopes class A
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd,
Jan
15%
•
.
Jan
Jun
6%
common
Globe
13'%
Feb
10
Flour
May
July
50c
295
8%
v
25
55
July
58
50
100
Wares
Apr
July
12
•
:
20
105
175
50c
,
Preferred
7 4.00
200
69
/ : 29
1%
com
10%
10
36%
*
& Debenture
50c
.
Drill
Freferred
Great
Ontario Loan
54
29 %
50c
Ogilvie
31
1
1
A
General
50c
21% May
Feb
4.00
P;
Specialties.
Jan
*
Petroleum
Class
Jua
25%
100
Cement
*
Motors
General
29
Wood
25
Jun
1
Dynamics
General
69
Ocean
17
174%
*
A
Apr
32
13
Jan
760
55
*
Trailer
31%
Jan
100
♦
66
174%
8%
Co
Bakeries
General
4.00
pfd
Jan
*
Companies
(Charles) class
Frosst
Jan
28%
1,975
*
Power
50%
5
Co
Canada
Foundation
4.00
Gas
1,040
31'
291/4
20
Mfg
Ford
30 %
*
:
271%
112
7%
15
1
Utilities
Scotia
Oakville
Falconbridge
Natural
Feb
419
29%
14%
•
Northern
Apr
39
Feb
7
11,565
18%
Jan
IIV4
700
57
10%
30
3.95
13%
14%
Mines
Feb
2.45 May
4.60
B
Noranda
Eddy
29%
121/4
-
i
91/3
7%
*
*
Jan
10%
lo
*
Jan
1.75
3.00 Mar
49%
•
common
common
10%
91
1
Drug & Chemical
Jan
13 % Mar
7%
*
15% May
16% July
8
23% May
275
*
B
Feb
12%
•
A
Jan
July
3.25 May
10%
5
Corp common
(Robert) class
13% May
15% July
Feb
4.514
•
Trust
Jun
12%
12.511
7%
Jan
95
21% "Jan
2.10
28%
Apr
3.20
Jan
7
Jun
May
10
3.30
28%
23'%
30
11%
29%
•
1.95
425
-•
2.00
29%
~
*
common
common
Dupont Co
Economic
13
3.10
•
Works
23
13'
11%
•
common
7%
23
Apr
Steel
Chemical
7%
7.
41
100
2.10
•
Foods
2.80
3.20
•
•
Jan
Jan
16% July
13
13.50
5%
47
3,350
23
Gas
125
2.80
7%
•
common
Brick
Monarch
Dominion
&
Power
225
49
2.80
*
Molson
iViay
32,416
107
20
Light &
Midwest Industrie^
Jun
100
Foundry &
Dominion
2.90
•
common
Preferred
Dominion
79
Jun
14%
18%
921
13%
20
Preferred
Milton
Dale
Properties
Preferred
Mexican
12%
13%
I
12
♦
common
22
12
•
common
:
Canadian
Stores
.
•
100
Grain
P
Metro
Ltd
.
100
preferred
McCabe
Jan
17 % May
1.75 Mar
Jan
B
Corp preferred
Maple Leaf Mills common
Mar
10
12%
Nest
Class
Jan
50
Trust
Crows
19'% May
*
1.15
__________
Crown
2.53
Apr
Magna
100
100
A
13% Mar.
Jan
5l'/4
Jan
Jun
3.65
Apr
500
class
t»an
9%
I8-/2
500
'■
2,905
y/8
22
'.■7 225
v.
17%
47'%
Feb
10%
23
8%
1.15
ao9
23
•9%
common
17
July
7% July
7% July
12,457
22
25%
Ltd
Timber
17 %
8
48'%
1963
High
23
—10
L)
Crestbrook
♦
Ltd
3.844
7%
48%
8
23
91/2
9
(M)
7%
650
•
8%
8
7%
48%
Jan. 1,
Lo*
8%
7%
2.53
Va
—
♦
50
Range Since
High
8%
7%
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
9%
8
;
.
A
♦
Maclaren
Feb
8%
51/4 July
1.45
7. 700
Loeb
Low
19 V4 May
7 % Mar
2,575
.
Jan-
Shares
Jun
.15%
Imperial
(R
1.70
25%
,__25
-
preferred-—
Cosmos
-61/4
1.50
Warrants
,
1061/4
class
B
Preferred
Apr
12%
for Week
1
Cos
Class
Feb
41% May
10% July
Inc
Loblaw
Jun
Jan
107% 107%
7%
—
8%
6.35
27%
36
34,665
Loblaw
July
•
Jan
17
Copo
Corby
10
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Jan
22%
3,445
IlOO
preferred
Publishing
Low
7%
~
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
■
8%
v
Friday
Week
Shares
Mining & Smelting—
Consolidated Paper
;:r.
Preferred
(Range for Week Ended July 26)
Sales
Last
West
&
Knapp
Class
Jan
Westeel
33%
Jan
Western
Ltd
common
trust——
Indies
May
33%
»
Canada
Trans
A
Plant
____
Product*
Pacific
common
=
563/8
5,336
54
July
1
80c
80c
85c
8.900
50c
Jun
2.05 Jan
_*
443/3
14
14%
1,810
*
133^
4334
441/3
4.787
13% Mar
13
Jan
16% Apr
16
Apr
42c
553/3
•
250
30c
Jun
95c
95c
500
70c
May
1.00 Mar
2.10 Mar
*
10%
10
10%
630
10
5
17
16%
17
12.480
July
15% July
13% Jun
19% May
42c
5
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(416)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Weston
4 % 7o
1
..
Wood
Class
23
97
27
19
25
9.10
8.504
10
27
10
27
8.CO July
Apr
Apr
May
100
Jan
94
106%
Apr
29
Apr
Feb1
25
20% May
Feb
5.50 May
9%
9%
800
8%
19
19%
4.120
15%
4.00
4.20
1.000
3.25
3.25
200
2.50
*
34%
34%
200
32
Mar
48
Feb
3.55
9 va
Jan
Jan
A
warrants-———■
A
97
8.75
107% 107 %
—*
class
Ltd
Stores
% Mar
20%
Juiy
2.95
Jan
—4
Mining
Cowichan Copper
Craigmont
Croinor
Knitting
Zellers
A
class
common
.
i-50
Preferred
49
1—*
Electric
Zenith
49
100
4.85
5.00
5.00
2.950
3.85
Apr
AND
MINES
Daragon
Acadia
Exploration
Accra
Mines
Advocate
Allied
Ltd
Mines
Brewis
_
10c
10c
9,986
43c
Jan
77c
Feb
52,200
40c
Jan
73c
Jun
55c
60c
26,538
35c
Mar
60c
July
21c
22c
5,070
21c
July
28c
May
15c
Jan
25c
20c
25c
10,250
2.45
2.50
3,630
2.12
Jan
19c
19c
1,985
16 %c
Jan
__i
25c
27c
14,591
14c
44,600
5 Vac
9.15
_
26,900
7.15
10c
Jan
Jan
10
July
July
Feb
15c
May
24c
Apr
8c
July
14c
Jan
Jan
1.29
7%c May
18c
May
July
8,500
2.500
12c
13c
22,700
85c
88c
4,543
43c
41c
49c
41,150
21c 21 %c
2,600
12 %c
80c
80c
90c
7,600
80c
Nickel
Arcadia
_
Warrants
Coast
Copper-
40c
July
40c
—
Jan
14c
9c
90c
63c
33c
Mar
1.31
May
1.21
1,450
62c
1.120
16%
Jun
20
7c
2,000
6c
Jun
11c
Jan
9 VaC 11 Vac
60,000
6%c
Jan
27c
Feb
„
9 %c
IOV2C
IOV2C
13c
17 %c
17c
22c
10c
10c
10c
1
1
17c
17c 17 Vac
Jan
6c
July
11c
Jan
29,000
20c
Mar
39c
May
5,121
57c
Jan
74c
May
6,166
22c
22c
25c
65c
65c
GGc
10 Va
1
*
Co
—1
*
Gold
19 %c
11%
6,244
71c
63c
71c
12 87=i
5.05
5.00
5.30
9,548
3.90
30
29%
30 %
10% July
13 %
63c
95c
Jun
Jan
5.30
1-eb
Feb
Jan
July
2,115
24%
Jan
13%
11
l5,c>v0
11%
Jun
7 VaC
9c
2,700
7c
Jan
11c
mm
22c
22c
5u0
18c
Mar
30c
Mar
Vac
8 VaC
16.50J
8c
May
12c
Jan
Mar
——
1
Pete_
Dynamic
Jan
11c
89c
9 Vac
Mines
Copper
29c
Jan
6c
8c
Dunraine
Mar
Apr
6c
1
:
Jun
22c
May
May
75,400
1
Petroleum
15 %c July
43c
2,500
60c
1
Mines
Jan
5c
6 %C
55c
11%
Feb
Jun
16c
6 Vac
56c
1
25c
1
*
2.50
1.31
10c
900
6%c
,
Jan
3%c Jan
12,025
—1
Oils
7c
70,580
449,196.
1
Mines
Dome
Donalda
Jun
17%
Minerals
Mines
Dome
22c
7c
...
1
1
Mines
Palmer
East
Amphi
8%c
8
30% Mar
15
18c
18c
2,200
15c
July
29c
7c
—
7%c
10,500
6c
Mar
8%c
Sol
2.20
2.21
2,400
2.20
2.20
2.25
14.950
83c
81c
90c
18,100
1
1
6c
5c
7c
19c
19c
22c
_!
Mining
Eureka
2.20
Mines
Mines—
Ltd
Elder-Peel
El
1
——1
—1
Malartic
Sullivan
East
Apr
Corp
2.15
Feb
Jun
2.75
Feb
Jail
3.00
Apr
65c
July
1.23
3,800
5c
Jan
8,764
16c
Feb
I
86
Feb
10%c May
37c
Mar
Jan
Feb
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
Farwest
Mining
Fatima Mining
74c
Feb
Jan
34c
Feb
French
Jan
Mines
1.30
1.30
1.32
2.01
2.08
6,450
2.00 July
2.87
Jan
13 Vac
14c
lU.UJJ
10 %c Mar
16 %c
Apr
14c
Uc
22c
Apr
2.05
20c
Ltd
Frobex
Petrol
1
1
1
1
.___
1.30 July
3,000
,1
"I
oil
1.72
Jun
9c
May
July
14%c
Jan
3.70
Feb
Jan
1.05
10c
11c
2.80
2.90
4b5
75c
68c
75c
1,014
66c
7c
7%c
17,100
6c
May
10c
25%
29%
—
10
preferred
*
.
Jan
14c
7c
Mines
Francoeur
Jan
1.10
Jan
26c
Jan
33c
99c
12c
—
_
_
Apr
Apr
8c
—
July
Api-
21c
Mines
Oil
7%c
May
95c
8c
Gold
Associated
301
6,000
25c 28 Vac
26c
—
9.20
12c 13 Vac
—
3.20
21c
43c
Jan
Mines—
Denison
Dickenson
Duvan
July
16c
1.14
Mines—■
Devon
Jan
27c
500
17%
Mines
Gold
Delnite
7c
17,000
1.14
Pacific—".
East
11 % c
-
—
Atlantic
4c
27c
Mines
Arjon
18,760
6c
23 %c
._—.
Area
Asamera
4%c
4%c
__20c
______
United Development
Anglo
Ansil
56c
68c
20c
1
Petroleums
Mines
Jan
50c
.
_
Lead Mines—
Rouyn
Mar
7.85 May
57c
13 %c
An aeon
Anglo Huronian
2,325
56c
14c
|
Feb
2.45
—
Mines
Petrol
Anchor
Anglo
July
60c
__
_
Larder
Leduc
American
Jan
9c
5.75
Jan
21c
Oils
_
_
Minerals
Roxana
Alminex
25c
1,000
6.90
7%c
54c
—
Gold..
Ore
Amalgamated
14.500
6.65
f-
Apr
68c
—
—
_
Consolidated
Pitch
43c
42c
6.80
Yellowknife
Pacific
Alta
Allied
5c
46c
—
Ltd
Mines
Agnico
Akaitcho
7,175
5c
5c
—
Oil..
&
Gas
Acme
5 %C
10 VaC 10 %c
Mines—
Uranium
40,466
17c
1
Decoursey
Delhi
13c
29c
5.25 May
Jun
22c
17 •'«
—
51
OILS
10c
27c,
4.10 July
Mar
14c
*
Explorers
Deldona
10,159
1
Pershing
Horn
2,160
19c
1
Daering
Deer
High
4.45
16c
50c
Mines
40% May
May
5% May
Jan. 1, 1D63
Low
4.25
17c1
Mines
Cusco
Range Since
17c
17c
Crowpat
York
<
High
4.30
28c
.
Mines
Crestaurum
Low
10 %c
Zinc
Lead
Shares
1
Coppercorp
Sales
for Week
*
*
*
Courvan
July
18
*
5
pfd
$2.80
Co
(John)
Woodward
Coulee
16
4,810
8.80
Hardware
W-ite
Apr
Jan
16,833
19%
Monday. July 29, 1963
Range
1
Apr
12
111
16%
100
50
;
Conwest
Exploration
Ltd __,
Copper-Man Mines
16
.
of Prices
Par
High
Low
18%
—
preferred
Range Since
High
18%
100
preferred
Warrants
So
Last
Sale Price
1,1963
16%
•
*
A
class
(Geo)
B
Class
Low
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jan.
.
(Range for Week Ended July 26)
Sales
for Week
STOCKS
.
3,500
2.80
r
eb
'
Ruffner
Atlin
6%c
7c
7,500
5c
Jan
5 %c
5%c
6 VaC
15,600
5c
Jan
3.80
3.70
3.80
2,086
3.40
Jan
25
25
25
420
241/4
Jan
1.08
1.15
500
92c
Jan
40c
41c
2.^00
23c
Mai-
—
_
Mines
—
Mines
Gold
Aunor
Mines
Gold
Aumaque
10c May
9c
Jun
3.90
Gaitwin
Mining
1
Feb
Bailey Selburn
pfd
—
_
_
—
20c
22c
—
Trust
Beattie
Mines
Mining
Bethlehem
1,026,200
12,750
16C
Apr
31c
Feb
49c
Mar
60c
July
5,750
90c
July
15c
93c
16c
17c
Mar
21c
6c
7c
7.800
4%c
Feb
10c
Jun
7c
:
_
6 %c
7c
7,900
6c
Jun
8c
—
40c
29c
37c
540,400
lie
Jan
43c
45c
7,060
37c
Mar
4.55
-50C
Corp_
4.50
4.60
12.420
1.20
2.20
53c
Jan
5.00
Feb
Jan
Jun
Yukon
Bibis
8c
Bouzan
Mines
Broulan
Brunswick
_
21c
197,963
9c
10c
21.500
6 Vac
Jun
9%c
10c
Jan
May
7VaC May
47c
Glacier
Goldfields
Jun
15c
13c 15 %c
78,100
10c
Jun
23c
Jan
56c
59c
63,800
40%c
Apr
65c
July
—
_
_
12%
5,143
9 VaC
9c
9 VaC
11,000
28c
28c
2{,e
■
16 %c
16 Vac
17c
27c
9c
Red
Lake
1
18 %c
July
Jan
Feb
37c
Apr
10,666
15c
Jan
18c
July
2*,
iji)
2lc
July
33 %c
Jan
16c
16c
1.000
13c
Jan
19 %c
Jun
4.45
7,195
1
11%
11%
12
1,600
30c 35%c
35 %c
Gulch
1
Mines
Gunnar
1
Mining
Hallnor
Mines
1
Julv
47c
Jan
Jun
37c
Apr
10 %c
Apr
5%c July
7c
7c
7 Va
c
16,850
9.C5
8.90
9.15
3,332
8.00
Apr
9.85 Mar
2.20
2.20
300
2.10
Jan
2.60 Mar
—
15'oc
July
7c
July
13c
9,210
11c
Apr
15c
12c
15,500
9c
May
21c
Feb
15 %c 15 VaC
3,005
12c
Apr
17c
July
1.15
13,200
85c
Jun
15 VaC 17 Vac
39.125
30c
Jan
12 Vac
—
15 VaC
9c
•"
19c
Hastings
23c
Feb
7%c
30c
16,000
1
30c
2,753
Jan
56c
25,456
c
1
Jan
1,200
28c
13
Jun
6
1
Mines—
11%
4.75 July
5 VaC
1
Mines.
Minerals
Gold
2.95 Mar
%c
0
1
Gold
Rock
Hard
Harrison
38c
Feb
Jan
4,515
Jun
6.45
3.10 Mar
4.15 May
2.10
2.14
2,750
2.02
July
2.60
1,250
4%c
Jan
7c
Head
Mar
3.75
.
--2,630
97c
1.06
Jun
5%c
-—•
-A1
.
13
Jan
July
4.10
„
20c
<
25,100
16c
5c
6c
v
7,000
5c
26%
1,825
20%
17c
Jan
Jun
27c
•
Jan
7c
May
26
1.15
24%ci Apr
Jun
1
'
Anmerite
Apr
24 %c
5
Buffalo
Buffalo
Mar
4.40
*
5.15
3 60
..'■<Bii
21c
27c
10%
Jun
17c
90c
1
Mines
Mines-.
Hasaga
4.85
5 %c
1 y.;.*:
Milling & smelting—_
Holdings Ltd
Jan
12%
1
24c
28C
Feb
May
65c
1
1
Goldray
4.90
4.90
_
_
Mines
8c
5,500
1
Mining
Grandroy
Granduc
38c
„
12%
12.500
-
1
Explorers
Goldale
Mar
19c
9
10c
77c
1
58 c
_
_
Petroleums
Reef
8.500
17c
9c
___
Ltd
Bralorne Pioneer
Bralsaman
8c
19c
_
_
Mines—
Bidcop Mines Ltd
Black Bay Uranium—
a;
9c
75c
Jun
'
Mines
Bevcon
28%
1
Mines Ltd.
Yellowknife
Giant
f
r'5c
_.
Jun
36c
_
Corp
Copper
Mascotj Mine
9c
1
Mines Ltd
Giant
Jan
_
10,150
•
43c
Duquesne
Belcher
Apr
17c
__50c
Ltd
Mining
Uranium
Baska
1.45 May
50c
90c
Exploration
Metals
60c
25% May
6%c
Mines
Barnat
Barymin
26c
51c
Bankfield
Barex
Base
5%%
Oil
Banff
Bankeno
25
29
1
Genex
_
Jan
J an
29%
Jun
*
Cable
Mines
Cadamet
Oils
&
11c
11c
4,999
10c
9%c
12c
27,175
19
19
20
2,555
2.05
2.00
2.10
2,400
1.03
97c
1.10
97,900
3.90
4.15
14,995
16 %
16%
1,135
Mines
Calgary &
Edmonton
Camerina
Petrol
Camflo
Mattagami
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell
3.95
Lake—
Red
Canada
Oil
Canada
Southern
Canada
i.
Tungsten
Lands
300
1.28
1.29
4.25
4.00
4.40
16,063
43c
Petrol
34c
78c
36,600
10c
Jan
12 %c
8c
Feb
15c
19
24
July
2.00 Jan
8oe
2.20
July
5.10
Jan
17
Feb
Astoria
Canadian
Australian
Canadian
Delhi
Minerals
July
8 c 10 %C
45,500
8c
9c
12c
25,700
9c
July
4.15
10
3.40
4.50
20,300
2.99
1.15
1.15
100
Warrants
—
Canadian
Devonian Petroleum
Canadian
Dyno Mines
Canadian
4.30
Canadian
Lone
Canadian
4.25
4.35
8,370
81c
Export Gas & Oil
High Crest
Homestead
Canadian
Canadian
80c
85c
7,275
162
93C
2n
20 %C
10
—
island
Malartic
North
Canadian
Northwest
Canadian
93c
*
May
July
Inca
-7,700
2,125
18c
82c
2,800
76c
14c
15c
4.099
14c
4.100
12,286
6c
18,500
1.05
3.420
7c
5c
;
7c
5c
1.00
7c
_
Mines
40c
—
8%c
Candore
Exploration
Captain
Mines
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
Quartz
Asbestos
Corp
Cayzor Athabaska
Central Del
5.199
27,000
90c
5,300
75c
July
1.59 May
84c
96c
57,700
70c
Feb
1.03 July
13c
14c
Jan
Mines
Jun
Apr
Jack
Jaye
Jan
Joliet
Jonsmith
Jan
Joutel
18c
Apr
Jowsey
9%c
Jan
Keeley
Jun
8%c
Feb
Kenville
1.30
Jun
Kerr-Addison
1.42
Chesterville
16c
Mar
9c
July
6 Va c
Jan
16c
July
May
98c
Kirkland
1,000
7%c
27,500
15%c
Mines
1.42
6%C
15 %c
16c
13,500
16 %c Mar
July
6.75 July
1.06 Mar
5c
9.25
Labrador
1.36
Apr
Lake
Osu
7c
Jan
Jan
Lake
Shore
1.75
Jun
Lamaque
Feb
Feb
22c
Jun
35c
64c
15,550
43c
.4,50
4.40
4.55
24c
24c
1,055
1,300
22c
Coniagas
Con
Con
I.
2.5
Jun
49c
May
Jan
23c
17,059
18c
60c
Jun
11c
12c
41c
49c
8,531
76,896
9c
8c
10c
58,733
___.
6c
Consolidated Central Cadillac
6c
7%c
8c
5,625
5c
6c
75c
78c
—
Flin
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon' Oil
——
'
;
28c
Jan
17,000
76c
9c
—
500
East
Consolidated
Penimore
Crests
'63c
'
Consolidated Halliwell
Jan
26 %c July
78c
~
Consolidated Morrison Exploration
Consolidated Mosher__.
Mines
.Consolidated Northland
Consolidated Rambler
Consolidated Red
•
•
Little
Long
Long
Lac
Point
Consolidated West
For
Petroleum.:
footnotes,
Lorado
10 %c 13 %c
297 8^0
4
6.75
3,290
12c
6.60
Lyndhurst
Macassa
Jan
MacLeod
5%c Mar
7c
4c
Jan
75c
Apr
7c
8%c Jan
Jan
Jan
10c
Jan
6c
July
92c
Jan
11 %c May
Jan
14c
Jan
'10,500
40c
Jun
65c
.
July
16c
Mar
75c
18c
35c
58c
1.43
July
94c
93c
1.05
28,408
90c
Feb
1.32
Jun
40c
3.200
7,580
11c
1.08
10% c
7c
.
—
-
Apr
14 %c
Jun
6.40 July
7.45
Apr
3.50 May
150
17c
July
40c
Jan
24c
12,500
17c
Jan
32c
Mar
15c
9,500
11c
Jan
18c
Apr
27%
29%
2,500
25
Jan
33% May
6.65
6.30
6.70
19,221
8c
9c
4,500
7c
15c
16c
18,200
14c
2.10
2.10
2.10
25
3.50
3.60
2,150
31c
33c
3,200
29c
Jan
43c
Feb
58,700
25c
May
39c
May
22c
22c
*
13 %c
13 %c
28%
30 %c
30c
33c
1.45
1.50
9,725
7c
8c
17,000
1.65
16,000
11c 11 %c
1,800
273,150
11c
Gold
lie
1.18
1.35
Mines
Apr
1.01
Feb
Jan
Feb
19.000
7c
Mar
8c
84,000
5c
May
1.75
1.85
1,900
1.75
July-
7c
1.48
Jan
Jun
Jun
Jun
1.15 Mar
2.98
3.90
1.53 July
19c
1.75
19c
1.97
4,000
6c
Jun
13c
17,900
8c
Jun
21c
Feb
3.10
3.25
1,620
3.95
Feb
3.10 July
18c
18c
5,510
16c
88c
88c
2,900
80c
2.25
2.20
2.32
6,690
Mines
4%c
4%c
5,080
4c
5c
4%C
Malartic Gold Fields
75c
Lake.
.
Uranium
__;
Barvue
Jan
—.
Feb
May
6%c
Feb
13c
Feb
5c
41,500
4%c
Jun
75c
3,700
72c
May
1,500
4c
Feb
15c
1.00
10,500
6,100
7,600
23c
Jun
23c
17c
Feb
5%C Apr
ll%c July
21,510 '
17c
Jan
2.40
4%c
15c
Mar
1.14
Jan
75c
—________
23c
July
May
4%C
Majortrans
Maneast
Apr
9c
Cockshutt
Cons
Jan
9c
4%c
Magnet
Jan
Jan
3.10
Gold Mines Ltd
Red
Feb
Jan
8c
2.10
Madsen
Jan
8 %C
8%c
4—4
Maralgo Mines
2.33
12c
1.25
13c
9%c-
12 %c 13 Vac
Marchant
Mines
Mar
Jan
7%c July
12c
Jan
Feb
18c
May
11c
Maritimes
Corp.
Feb
2.55 May
Jan
71c
Apr
10c
10,500
8c
Feb
10c
Jan
-
7.45
7.55
7.65
9c
48%
-
3lc
--
1,448
68,300
28c
6c
7c
_•
23c
1.25
3.25
2.95
3.25
71,943
Exploration & Development_50c
24c
24c
26c
16,900
McWatters
Red
Lake
Lake
-
Red
Gold
Mines—
Petroleums
;
—
,
Jan
9.15
Jan
Jun
13 %c
Jun
54%
7%c
-
Feb
43% Jan
7.20 July
5,485
3,100
10c
48
6%c
.
21 %c
Medallion
Mentor
17,300
47c
29c
McMarmac
July
60c
63c
22c
McKenzie
9c
49c
8%c
Jan
Apr
13c
July
61c
1
4R
Feb
Jun
12c
30c
37c
—
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
1.24
20,500
18,000
Jan
37C
•
Consol
Mar
8,800
7%c
30C
92c
'
;
Mining
80c
1.02
7c
95C
.—
Marcon Mines
Martin-McNeely Mines
May
7%c
1.40
1.30
7.60 May
10c
22 %c July
8c
Matachewan
32c
9%c
3.50 July
1.65
50
Jan
May
Mar
2.10 July
7c
Feb
20c
1,600
8,500
5.20
1.45
Jan
20 %c July
6c
10c 11 %c
53c
1.91 July
10c
Jan
564
1.10
10c 11%C
Jun
4.500
25c
lie
36c
Apr
12,422
15c 15 %c
22c
Feb
2.50 July
Jan
Apr
2.05
c
1.10
Apr
Mar
1.90
Apr
July
7,207
17c
44c
2,187
620,
%
J an
3.00
18c
Macdonald Mines
5,000
,.
1.55
26%c Mar
33 %c
17c 20 Vac
3.00
3.00
Mines
Jun
Mar
38 %c
6.55
1
1
Gold field
Apr
27c
.
41.
2Qc
20c
Feb
1.05
Jun
15c
Uranium
Louvicourt
13c
84c
1.10
see page
195,000
Gas
57c
23,500
6,000
lie
Mines
30c
1
——
15c
"6,308
22 %c
II
23c
Gold Mines
Feb
41c
;
Mines.
24c
Gold Mines
Jan
1.36
—
I
,
Poplar
Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated Sannorm
18c 20 %c
40c
Mine____
6,955
31c
Apr
38c
•
2.04
;
Mines-
Consolidated Pershcourt
29c
& Exploration
5c
1.30
—
;
27c
6c
Jan
1.36
Ltd_
27c
■
19c
Consol Marbenor
MinesConsolidated Marcus Gold
Consolidated Mogul
•
"46c
•
;
Consolidated Golden. Arrow
(Consolidated Negus
14c
43c
•
Jan
6,800
Gold
27c
5.300
63c
14c
._
Iron
11c
1.24
Gold Mines
Lencourt
Manitou
Consolidated
.
14,500
1.18
,,
10 %c
4,000
9%C
Jun
4.70 May
Mar
68c
45 %c
;
Mines
75c
4.10 Mar
20c
Gamma
Callinan
Jan
60c
—
Consolidated
16c
32c
11c
Shawkey
Consolidated Bellekeno
Beta
9%c Jan
20c
Mines
Key Mines
Consolidated
8,000
3,100
62c
—
14c
1.20
1
1
Latin American
14 %c
59c
Mines
12c
1
1
Langis Silver
33 %c
Willans
14c
July
Feb
Mines
16c
12c
Gold
Apr
34c
Mines
Apr
59c
Metals
15c
Feb
Mines
Jan
35c
Lake
Jan
20V4C
*
Mining
6c
Chimo Gold Mines
Coin
8%c
1
*
—
1.03
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Combined
28.560
210,200
Kirkland Townsite
Kopan
Leitch
Cochenour
12c
34c
20c Mar
Jan
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines
12c 13 %c
10c
25c
Copper
Minerals
Dufault
6%c
Mines
12c
25 Vac
Gold
Lingman
Oil
4%c Feb
Mines
Gold
Lake
525
11,666
Frontier
Jan
Apr
Lake
2,000
5c
Mining Co Ltd
Jan
1.12
4%c
4%c
1
Jan
5%c
Jan
Mines
Mar
1.12
Jan
lie
1
1
Copper
121
5%c
Jan
27c
22,100
Mines
Quebec
45c
1.12
24 %c
July
17c
16c 17 %c
Feb
1.14
24c
2,000
July
16c
12 %c
Mines
Gold
55p
18,020
13C
16,650
12 %c
Mines
Joburke
Jan
1.20
26c
July
5 pen
16c
1
:
Explorations
Jellicoe
24 % c July
10,350
35c
20c
Mining
Jacobus
10% July
Porcupine
Cheskirk
_4
Waite
6,455
25c
Apr
27c
80c
4.700
7.40
55c
24 %C
86c
60c
24c
Jan
84c
11%
7.10
Jun
51c
May
25c
55c
—
16 %c
25c
1
4%c
8%c
Jan
8%c Mar
4,000
1
10%
7.30
Charter
8,300
13c
12c
25c 26 Vac
1
60c
Geld
Central
9c
9c
10c
25c
July
17%
Mines—
11%
Ltd.
Rio
Central Pat
8%c
9c
10c
Ltd
lie
1
4.50
591/4 May
Bay
Kilembe
Can-Erin Mines
17,476
1
Jan
Jun
Copper Mines.
95c
7c
50%
14
Hugh Pam Porcupine.
Hydra Exploration
52c
Jan
37c
3.026
4.701
14%
lie 12 Vac
%
Irish
1.18
July
33c
55%
14
Iron
4.55
May
July
93o
54%
14%
Feb
4.75 May
1.55 Jan
Apr
July
July
96c
55
.50
July
2.50 Mar
Apr
27c
Jan
19c 20 %c
'
Silica
3.15
80c
14% May
22 %c Mar
1.05 Mar
80c
—
14c
Gold
Canadian
—
14% May
11
639
Jan
1.40
July
9c
10% July
3.600
4.40
1.55
3.45 Mar
9c
Exploration
7,306
11%
4.35
Jan
Iso
Canadian
11%
11 %
4.35
4.95
1.09| Jan
34c
10%
11%
1
Gold.
Consolidated
Howe.y
1.16 July
3.75 Mar
14
10%
♦
Jun
May
25c
5,000
4%c
7,000
20c
May
Jan
12c
Jun
Mar
30c
May
2.25 Mar
24c
37 % c
Apr.,
Apr
July
3.30
Apr
40c
Jan
Number 6285
198
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
417)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
....
Low
Par
Merrill
Meta
Mining—
1
Mines-
Island
1
Uranium
:
I,.
53c
7/4,500
50c
Apr
7 Vac
'
^
7j/2C
2,000
7c
Jun
24,200
23c
Mar
37c
10,490
20c
July
45c
Apr
18c
18c
1,950
16c
Jun
23c
Feb
17 Va
17Va
18
2,865
13% Mar
7~~~i
79c
4ic
38c
19c
z; i.8o
1.65
—
v: *
Oil
mill
Creek
Exploration
National
Petroleum
Nealon
Mines
„
New
Athona
72C
Jun
36c
Feb
20c
5,000
17c
Mar
33c
2,700
1.65 July
1.01 May
1.24
Rowan
17c
79,260
10c
Jan
18C
5c
Jan
8c
May
2.45
2.25
2.45
9,500
9V2C
9V2c
_
New
Calumet
Mines
New
Concord
Development
__
_
25c
19c
20c
10.000
12c
Feb
25c
12%
13 y4
14.875
ny2
Jan
15
New
Davies
New
Goldvue
New
1.81
Jun
9V2c July
2.80 July
New
New
6.350
26c
43c
Feb
9.500
3c
May
6c
Jun
99c
Jan
1.37
Jan
19c
Jan
17,594
Apr
Satellite Metal
6c
7,200
5c
Jan
7V2c
Jan
Security Freehold
23c
25C
2,000
3c
3c
500
3.55
3c
20c
July
3c' July
29c
Apr
,
.
;
f
Jan
83c
July
23c
Jan
36c
24c
21V2C
26c
30,700
10c
Jan
28c
Ju'y
4 Va c
4 V2C
5c
11.060
4c
Jan
6V'2c
Feb
7V2c
7y2c
3.125
7c
Jan
9c
Feb
Stanrock
1.40
1.45
34,400
Jau
1.75
Apr
26,000
8c
May
13 y2c
Jan
Jan
28c
Apr
Steeloy
24V2C
Jan
Steep
19c
Feb
25c
Apr
6 y2c Mar
32c
Jun
Stand
Mines
Southern
1
1.42
18c
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
15'/2c
—1
Merger
Rouyn
47.800
14c
15c isy2c
12.000
J5C
lie
25.000
ioy2c 12 y2c
8,116
9j/2c
10c
1
_____l
1.12
—
19V2C
19c
23c
141.990
July
9j/2C July
10c
Jun
'
Nor
Norbeau
,_
Gold
Acme
23
7.217
22c
July
40c
15c
15c
15C
10,799
13c
Mar
38c
Jan
4VaC
4y2c
5c
3500
4y2c
Jan
7c
Jun
1
v
—
15c
15C
15c
1,500
14c
Jun
18c
May
19c
Feb
45c
July
Mines
Norlartic
22 Va
i
45c
Mines
1
_
35c
45c
62.500
14c
13y2c
14C
28,000
i2y2c Jun
19c
Jan
Union
1
Mines
Corp
Mining
•
Norpax Nickel
-'North Bordulac
North
9c
8c
9c
11.500
40c
37y2c
40c
43.275
1
;35c
25c
1.58
Oils
common.
i
1.36
1.59
1,200
25c
25c
1,820
25c
44c
54c
54c
70c
36.725
1
3.30
33,182
3.25
3.55
Goldcrest
1
23c
25c
5.100
Rankin__'__
1
26c
27c
17,000
North
Rock
25c
28c
4,000
1.50
1.65
12y2C
16c
Exploration
Northern
Exploration
Canada
Mines
Northland
Norvalie
25c
121.000
North
."
8c
•
20c
•
1
Mines__"
i2y2c
i:
1
10c
10c
2,300
July
12V2c Jan
39c
*
Coldstream
Mar
2.78 Mar
31c
North
.
25c
i;
__
Canadian
Northgate
3.350
3.276
3.20
•
Warrants
North
3.10
1
v-Nortftcar Oils Ltd-*.
,
37c 42Vic
38c
3.15
1.20
May
Jan
July
Feb
3.05 July
46c
Jun
3.20 July
14c
July
July
40c
1.77
Apr
40c 'Jan
625
July
36.900
19c
Mar
48V2c
7.700
20c
Jan
38c
Mar
41,300
lCc
36c
Jan
1.82
1.70
1.82
9.050
1
11V2C
liy2c 12 y2c
14.600
_•
11c
28c
Apr
48y2c
Jan
21c
Apr
39c
July
2.60
Obaska
Lake
Oorien
Mines
Gold
Oils
*
Oleary Malartic
Opemiska
Orchan
Feb
3,000
10c
July
21c
Jan
8l/2c Jan
17c
Jun
12c
Tombill Mines
Petrol
Pax
Paymaster
PCE
Peerless
Permo
Peruvian
Oil
Petroleum
&
Oil
&
United
voting
Keno
United
Macfie
ctfs
trust
Hill
Placer
!
United
New
United
Powell
Oils
Rouyn
Gold
Prairie
Oil
Preston
United
14c
6,000
10c
Jan
18c
July
5y2c
•
Feb
8.20
Apr
2.71
Fortune
Reef
Prospectors
Provo
Gas
Royalties
Jan
31c
May
Vandoo
20c
Jan
37c
May
Vauze
Jun
M I
48c
Jan
Ascot
Consol
Chibougamau Gold
Lithium
Quebec
Manitou
Queenston
Quemont
Quonto
.
76c
'
9'/2c
9%c
1.55
1.65
1.99
11.90
2.13
15c
43c
July
Mar
30c
Jan
9c
July
13c
Jun
-53c
Jan
88c
Jun
81500
•
"
-
9V2cJuly
1.50 Mar
8:611
-
16c
65c
Apr
19c
3.600
-
-10c
1.59
25c
17,123
1.700
:
65c
260.075
1.84
Jan
7Gc
July
37c
Jun
65c
750
Feb
15c
-
19.350
•■■■■'
14'/2c Mar
July
80c
Jun
3.05
Jun
ioy2c
,
io y0c iiy4c
9.95
1.980
30c
36.999
•
57c
61c
1.44
52c
36.500
1.44
Jan
12%
Apr
Apr
53c
July
3.05 July
2.846
1,000
1.15
5.50
Jan
5.80
1.902
22 y2C
33c
71.600
16c
Jun
16y2c 16y2c
1.000
15c
Feb
13c
11c 13y2c
30.307
1.21
1.25
13c
13c
1.38
1.35
1.40
22c
23c
1,500
11c
1.500
Jan
1.35
July
Jun
Feb
8.75
33c
July
22V2c May
21c
1.20 July
14.000
23C
10y2c
23.865
;
Apr
1.70
Jun
5.70
32c
Jan
78c
Jan
5.70
1.21
4.20
May
1.57
Apr
26c
Jan
1.66
July
"16c
Jan
Jan
25c
Feb
6c
7.800
3c
May
6 V2c
Jan
56c
5.400
52c
July
97C
Apr
6.933
13c
Mar
22c
Apr
Mines
1
1.75
Mining
1
Jan
36c
Jun
39c
Jun
54c
Mar
1
Weedon
1.06
1.06
1.20
8,588
86c
Jan
July
Werner Lake Nickel
14y2C
6.40
14c
33 6.05
6.45
3.736
8c
6c
9c
77,546
6c
July
13c
24c
21%'e
26c
324,546
17c
Mar
27c
12y2c
12 c
13c
6,750
lie
Jun
14c
Jan
11c
11c 12'/2c
2,200
10c
Jan
15c
May
44c
5c
1.72
'
1.83
1.35
5.750
2.09
Jan
Jan
Mar
16c
87.500
liy2c
Jun
6.00 July
56c
24c
25,500
21c
May
33c 36140
50.320
24c
Mar
ny2c
12c
1.600
10c
Jan
66c
22c
35c
uy2c
66c
700
65c
Mar
56c
57c
5,400
56c
22c
1.20
23c
8.20
Jan
Wespac
Feb
36V2c July
Apr
96c
Apr
70c
1
Westates
July
July
16 V2c
July
Wasamac
Jan
West
1
Oil
1
Mines
Beaver
56c
12.334
52c
Feb
66c
Apr
28,500
46c
July
64c
Jan
Wright
July
July
31
1,172
25
35c
8,900
3Cc
3.900
40c
Jan
42c
49c
2.70
46c
8.50
2.70
200
2.70
July
8.50
8.60
1.159
6.85
Jan
58c
57c
60c
42.500
1.49
1.48
1.52
12.849
BVzC
8c
lie
93.500
54c
July
1.40 July
8c
July
42c
59c
4.05
1.25
1.894
8c
1.393
16c 17y2c
1
1.25
8c
1.2^
6.400
2.15
2.35
1.400
10c
2.35
10c
5.300
1.25
7c
Jan
Mar
Feb
1.48
Jan
1.82
Apr
14y2c
Jun
10c
Jan
25c
2.00 May
8c
Mar
13c
1
103/4
1
17c
13c
2.317
12'/2c
Jan
103/4
11
1.009
9.65
Jan
17c
20c
28,670
16c
1.45
Jan
Mar
3.25
7.000
5c
July
17c
Jan
5
vie
-
13c
Mar
12c
5.00
82c
2,100
5y2c
6'/2c
•9y2c May
464
82c
26.500
13c 13y2c
13>/2c
1.10
1.10
1.13
3.25
3.50
3.111
5.45
3.00 Mar
82c
Mar
89c
12c
5y2c Jun
4,166
12c
Jan
12.575
93c
17c
Jan
2.32
Jan
1.35
Jun
Apr
Feb
Apr
Feb
4.70 May
2
3.40
i7y2c
17c
19c
12.000
1.39
1.31
1.39
10.100
1.25
Jun
1.80 Apr
2.00
2.00
2.00
700
2.00
2.50 Mar
29c
Jan
64c
July
15,899
13c
Feb
1
13c
13c
14c
30.200
13c
48c
44c
53c
242.221
18c
Feb
40c
75c
75c
78c
1.525
71c
Apr
1
9c
9c
9c
2,500
8y2c
Jan
20c
Hargreaves
July
Apr
5Vzc
5y2c
6c
51.000
5y2c
Jan
7%c
7y2c
1.000
20c
1.00
May
Feb
May
9.90 May
46c
July
50c
A
Windfall
50c
25 'A
Feb
6c
1
class
'i
Oil
54c
25
97c
Jan
1
Wilshire
46c
30y2C
Jan
3c
—
Mines
54c
25
70c
1
Inlet
Surf
Willrov
50c
35c
1.132
192,100
12c
— —
1
!
Western Mines
1
*
9y2c
*
Lodge
Western Decalta Petroleum
Western
80c
4y2c
5.00
5.00
*
Malartic
4c
9c
*
Petrol
Western
80c
4'AtC
1
—
Petroleums
Westburne
May
Yale
Lead
Zinc
&
Yankee Canuck Oil
Yellorex
Mines
Yellowknife
:
Bear
1
■
—1
Mines
1.06
1.06
1.10
8.305
5y2c Mar
1.00
Jun
11c
Jun
9c
May
7V2c Feb
1.19
Feb
Young
(HG)
Mines
1
7 y2c
8'/2c
12.200
6c
Feb
14c
Jan
Yukon
Consolidated
1
41c
41c
45c
3.000
41c
Jan
47c
Jan
1
2iy2c
21c
22c
15.300
19c
Apr
31c
Jan
22c
27c
108.500
16c :
Jan
41c
Jun
Zenmac
Metal
Mines
1
Jun
Feb
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
Apr
AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Jan
12c
Jan
15'/2c
Feb
•No
par
included
11% May
range),
40c
in
wi When
Apr
value, a Odd lot sale (not included in year's range),
year's range), e Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, r Cash
t Ex-liquidating
issued,
4
I
73c
—
1.500
•i':
16c 18y2c
33c
1
Explorations Ltd
9c
53c
1,5001
1
Gold Mines
Mining
24c
16c
4,000
__1
Mines
40c
9c
Jun
53c
40c
1
Quebec
38c
21c
——
Jan
1
35c
*
Quebec
40c
1.90 May
1
Explor
Mines
40c
1
Copper
Jan
;
Mines
Vespar
35c
*
Minerals
Quebec
85c
16y2c
_i
Zulapa Mining
Q
M_r
»
40c
*
Purdex Minerals Ltd
60c
1
Quebec '_____
33c
11
Airways
8.500
Jan
Jun
Urban
3.800
1
Producers Ltd
61c
1
•
;
Upper Canada Mines
10.000
1
Mines
Jan
60c
1.56
.
-
*
Oils _L__a
Jan
50c
Development
88c
c
1
_2
Wiltsey Coghlan
Ponder
July
1
Mindamar
•
_;
54c
61c
10c
*
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Place Oil & Gas '____
7.100
16c
Buffadison
Canso
42c
1
Gas
57c
1
United
United
30c
1
Minerals
54c
12.625
42c
9c
♦
Mines
54c
£
3.30
29c
1
Oil
&
Gold
16V2c
36c
1
Exploration
Gas
Perron
82c
Feb
3.20
1
Consol
Jan
12c
37c
*
Exploration Ltd
68c
3.20
*
International
1.400
10.000
1
1
6.50
Mining
Rights
15'/2C May
/
1
:
*
1
Patino
July
•:
*
20c
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Apr
1.08 July
11c
Apr
16c
1
38y2c
20c
Pamour
Feb
1.87
1.800
31.550
»
1
Ltd
12c
1.50
•
23y2c
Asbestos
Violamac
Palliser
Pamoil
36c
Jan
iic ny2c
United
14c
5V2c
Jan
-5'/2c
1.45
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
Feb
58c- Feb
8,000
19c
14,400
10c
65c
Jan
9c
Jan
30,400
9c
70c
Gold
1
!
Osisko Lak« Mines
5.35
1.81
•1
Tribag Mining Co Ltd.
Trinity Chibougamau
Jan
1
Gold
Ormsby Mines
July
July
60c
1—
—
July
1.85 Mar
7c
4.40
15c
•
8c
13.790
Jan
26c 27VsC
15c
.1
4c
2.40
Apr
3'/2c
Feb
Mar
70c
Mines___
47c
2.27
11c
1.31
1.75
1
Exploration
1,100
2.30
Mar
9c
Mines '___
8,000
1
6c
27c
Ltd
11,650
15,054
77.200
9,613
•
Thompson Luiiamark
10c
7.10
9y2c
41.000
1.76
47c
6.75
46c
7c
.1
5»/2c
6.90
Jun
4.60
Teck
Hughes Gold.
Temagami
Territory Mining
Jan
May
6c
1.50
13c
62c
4.40
ny2c
16 V2c
Jan
27c
4.45
1
Feb
10c
775
1
;
Apr
Jan
9 '/•> c
12.166
1
■
2.05
32c
6 y2 c
1
10c
6.50
8 y2c
Jun
69c
i
1
12c
3'
1
Copper;
Mines
Orenada
10c
•
,
30c
1.70 Apr
6.200
*
Iron
5c
1
•
32c
9c
47c
•
Mines
11c
69c
1
Sunburst Exploration
United
Okalta
Gas
Union Oil
Jan
Jan
1.50 July
11c
1
Jan
Jan
17c
25'/2c
4,100
-
Oils
Sudbury Contact
Sullivan Cons Mines
Tundra
Feb
31c
-
70c
34c
Apr
5.60
25c
Mining
Oil
150
22c
Sturgeon River Gold
Triad
5.50
3.35 Mar
29c
Jan
61c
8.40
2.61 July
4.75 Jun
30'/2c
Oils
&
&
Rock
Tormont
Jan
5.50
Nickel
Towagmac
19y2c
6.45
34c
Uranium
Torbrit Silver
Norlex
■Normetal
Apr
550
9.544
30»/2C
Ltd
Mines
Starratt
13»/2c
7.25
2.80
22'/2C
Jan
22
1
1
1
Mines
■
491,998
7.20
Feb
May
1
Mines
Silvermaaue
Siscoe
Jun
16c
48c
1
Stanwell Oil
Silver
.
July
50c
Am-
1.65 .May
lOV'aC July
2.65
2.75
1
200
30c
16V2C
!
1
1
3,050
3.4C 1 Mar
19c
.__•
Silver Miller Mines
5,800
.
27c
1
!
Gordon
Sigma Mines Quebec-
5V2c May
5.00
Gold
Petrol
28c
i
8»/2c
Rim
Jan
16,825
River
Sarcee
85c
Mining & Smelting
9c
5c
Sand
50c
Mines
Jan
1.10
5c
8c
Nickel
5c
1.03
5c
16c
Nisto
2.000
4»/2c
36c
8c
Nickel
6c
1.08
Jun
17c
New Senator
6c
Feb
4 V2C
July
_•
Rouyn
6c
7c
1
Apr
12c
43c
3.55
Newnorth Gold Mines
Jun
Jan
50c
27c
Jan
.__„l.
Mines
22c
5c
21%C July
21c
83c
Mines
Kelore
A pi-
1
4c
"I'll
New
Jan
13c
7.000
9.639
Antonio
Spooner
Newlund
32c
11.200
19,000
San
26c
Mines
14.800
19c
12c
26c
Harricana
New Hosco
6c
22c
17c
37c
16,250
■
Mines
6c
2iy2c
10V'2c
28c
Pete
6c
22c
17V2C
'
33V2C
377,900
*
Canada-
Feb
jan
May
11c
'
of
Jan
1.55
33 V2 c
11c
______
Oil
13c
l
11c
Holdings
Continental
July
1
Exploration
38c
♦
Warrants
New
76c
Salem
9c
.
_
Jun
20c
l
35c
-1
_
Feb
1.15
i
Consol
Sherritt
Newcoriex
Uran
Mines
1
—
Gold__
9'/2c
100
1
ioy2c
Mines
3.700
Ryanor Mining
1
Bidiamaque
1.42 July
93c
Apr
10.000
Feb
6,000
16*/2C
Feb
10c
1
Rockwin
May
1.01
82c
Athabasca
Rix
Jun
85c
1.30
»
Jan
5y2c
79c
53c
Jan
1.30
1
Jan
3,200
High
Mar
45c
9y2c
Algom
Apr
1.30
38c
1.30
Rupununi Mines
2.40
16.800
l
•
Rio
12V2C
79c
9.550
61c
1.19
*
Macdonald
Rexpar Minerals
Rio
Low
44c
56c
1.21
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
1 41c
42c
1
Mining
Reeves
67c
1.87
•
1
_
New
500
46,550
51,910
1.13
_
Mines
Alger
79c
42c
July
1.20
1.17
ft
Mines
National
■
45,670
8c
1
Realm
18% July
ioy2c May
94c
Apr
6c
5V2C
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
New
79c
i •}»>.
i
Iron
Minerals
Murphy
Nama
■>v 6c
Porcupine
Wright
Multi
7c
i
Ore Mines
Moneta
Mt
v'
L
Corp
Shares
Low
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
May
24c
for Week
1
Raglan Nickel
Jan
33c
Petroleums
Cit
10c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Radiore Uranium Mines
May
20c
Mining
Min
67c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
1
22c
Oil
Mili
Low
High
52c
53c
•/-
stocks
Range Since! Jan. 1, 1963
30c
Midcon
Midrim
Mining
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
,
(Quotations for Friday, July 26)
Sales
Week's
Friday
41
x
dividend.
Ex-dividend,
y
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
d Deferred delivery sale (no*
sale (not included in year •
privileges, wd When delivered,
42
(418)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
bid and asked quotations are obtained frcm the National Association of Securities
Dealers
Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended -* •» guide t- tie rai"e within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
The following
furnished
quotation
on
Monday July 29
.
"National"
wide
national
distrioulion.
The
Eastern"
distribution primarily in the Eastern
region.
list
list
is
composed
of
securities
unties
*
Industrials and
v'L
/A"..'; //'
Bid
Par
.•
—
Aerotest Labs
Inc
Aero vox Corp
Airwork Corp
Alberto Culver
All
Credit
State
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Allen Organ
Co
Allied
Radio
Canadian
1
10%
18
75%
78%
25
74%
6%
Capital
5
3%
Caressa
Carmer
Industries
2%
9%
——50c
14%
31
21 Va
22%
37%
36
Pub Svc Corp—6
Charming Financial Corp—_—1
x25%
Charles
:
41/4
Amer
5%
Citizens
City
6%
Cole
15
1
8 Va
Jamaica
Mills
41/4
National
1
19%
14%
cl
16%
10'
A
18%
Colonial
10%
Inc
Stores
Colorado
7%
Colorado
Milling
21%
Colorado
Oil
Gas
Corp
Small
Business
Surety
Union
preferred
16%
Colorite
12%
Commerce
Plastics
Inc
*
11
47
51
1
6%
50%
53%
Commonwealth
Natural
Gas—5
33%
2%
3%
Commonwealth
5%
6%
Commonwealth
Oil Refining.._2c
Telephone Co_10
24%
Theatres
*
6%
9
7%
18%
13%
14 %
X37 %
11
1
281/4 I
Kaman
1
Corp____
10%
23
8%
21%
9%
10 1/4
5c
9%
10%
Plus
Inc
Labs
_1
&
4%
10c
Inc
Steel
30%
Machine__l
__1
__,
Corp
of
Corp
Anelex
Applied Research Corp
25c
_1
Aqua-Chem Inc_
Industries
Arcs
Arden
10c
Inc
Co
11%
——4
2i/o
1
Participating, preferred———*
2%
14%
521/2
Farms
common
Puerto
16
55%,
Control
Co
17%'
12
Conductron
16%
17%
Connecticut
Stores———1
Armstrong (A J) & Co Inc
1
22%
24%
Consolidated
17%
19%
Consolidated
5%
6%
Power—_2.50
Missouri
16%
Valley Industries-—3
Western
Arlans Dept
Arnav Industries Inc———10c
Arrow, Hart & Hegeman—_—10
Art
Inc
Metal
Arvida
7%
2.50
35%
;
7%
1
8
Inc—
8%
Cook
Cook Electric Co
29%
Coral
6%
13
•:
Avery
Adhesive
Products—
Avon
Oil
&
Inc——.
Baltimore
Paint
Chem
&
41/2
—50c
•
Corp
Barden
Corp
Barton
:
Dallas
Airmotive.
Danly
19
Machine
r
12%
Inc
A)
13%
.
17%
16%
*
38%
41 j/4
Co—_2.50
13%
9%
Dial
5%
9%
10%
Diamond Crystal
Dictaphone Corp
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc
1
Baystate Corp
—7%
Beauty Counselors Inc__
1
11%
.12%
Manufacturing
Diebold
331/4
35%
Disc Inc
36%
6%
Bag
Co__
Berkshire
91/2
10
Hathaway
Inc
Bernz O Matic Corp cl A
Beryllium Corp
_
8
Bon
Ami
Co
Boston Capital Corp
Boston
Bowl-Mor
—
Company
Const
&
4%
19%
11%
8%
9%
<
J
1
(H M)
CEIR
Inc
Calder
44
47%
50%
7%
8%
21%
23%
37
401/4
7%
8%
29%
31%
18
19%
141/4
15%
21%
24 %
13%
14%
221/4
23%
5%
6%
—1.50
&
;
__8
Co
10c
4%
51/8
_16%C
3%
4%
1
43%
45%
Corp
Inc
2
;___I0c
Calgon
Corp
California Interstate
California
22%
411/4
*
l
class A__
Cabot Corp
Cadre Industries
20%
.1
:
Detective
Inc
Byllesby
Dynacolor Corp
3V2
10
—
Agency class A
Business Funds
7%
3%
8%
&
4%
91/2
Company
Heath
22%
25%'
Hoover
46.
,
Co
661/4
Horizon
5%
5%
Home's
27%
2 9'/a
Hot
Associates__10
Fla
Corp
Electronic
Paso
Ltd
Electrada
Electro
Co
8%
5
19%
1
3%
7
7%
25 %
27%
Corp
10%
11%
126
15%
'17%
4%
5%
Houston
41/8
52%
5%
Capital Corp___
1
Electronics Int'l Capital-.—__£1
Elizabethtown Cons Gas——
Elizabethtown
Water
Coal
Co
*
Forms
—
81/4
5%
36
391%
29%
31%
15%
12%
16%
1
15%
16 'a
—1
___*
Company
7%
4%
1
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co
Endevco Corp
Ennis Business
20
*
Corp
,
19%
4
14%
2nd
Natural
Oil
Gas
Field
Corp
preferred
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co
Huyck Corporation
Inc
Indian
Inc
Head
$1.25
10c
3
4%
45
Information
Infrared
Insurance
for
51/4
Metal
_
15V4
Metcom
23 Va
17%
Fast
Motor
5
1
8%
A_1
24.50
41%
9
22
1
27%
Mid-America
Midland
Pipe
Capital
Line
Mid-States
18%
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
26
1%
81/2
18%
19%
Electronics
Milgo
28%
Bros
Miller
Mfg
71%
Corp
1
9
16
5%
—1
Minneapolis Gas Co
10c
Systems
-10
Mississippi Glass Co
1
Mississippi Valley Barge—_
Mississippi Valley Gas Co— .—5
41V4
43%
2%
3%
31%
34
5%
21%
7%
4%
_10
19%
11%
6%
2
___1
4%
10%
35
Co_
14%
8 Va
14%
Corp_
3%
-1
32
30
13
39 %
__1
28%
5%
7%
37%
_1
Co—1
Hat
Co
_*
3%
7%
6Yb
7%
—
Miniature
*
19%
—1
Cap
Millipore Filter Corp
Milton Bradley Co__—:
Inc
18%
Co__
Inc
15%
Securities
13%
__1
Business
25%
3
_*
31%
12
Corp
14%
14%
Inc
10%
13%
7%
50%
1%
Industry___25c
2%
12
Inc
13
17
1
26%
9%
—_-5
—50c
48
1
12%
24 5a
23%
251/4
4%
9%
11%
LigH & Pwr Co com *
$1 preferred
13.50
Michigan Gas Utilities Co__2.50
Microdot
7%
44%
23
5
Inc
4%
24%
Lines—1
23%
Industries
8%
Mexican
16%
39
42
50c
Corp
Publishing Co
Hydrides Inc_
14%
3 '/a
1
Merchants
22 V4
15%
6%
—2%
Cofp__.
1
Class
Precision
Bearings
A
—
Missile
Utilities
Missouri
Co_——
1
21%
i
23%
141/4
15Vb
26%
28%
25
27V4
Inter-County Tel & Teleg_4.16%
Intermountain Gas Co
1
Intermountain Tel Co—
_10
17%
19%
Modern
Homes
Construction
_<•
41/8
4%
21
Mohawk
Rubber
Company—
II
24%
26%
International Bank of Wash—1
Intl Flavors &
Fragrance50c
223b
Monmouth
137 a
Monroe
16%
Moog
Park Jockey Club .lc
Auto Equipment— —1
__1
Servocontrols—
Drop Forging Co__—,__1
12%
37%
10%
117b
14 %
161/4
38%
4
International RRs &
Weighing_l
Bakeries
Securities
Textbook
Co
Corp
5
Interstate
5%
Investors Diversified Service
A_1
Ionics Inc
1
Vending Co
1
45/»
39%
56%
26%
1
8%
53
1
Corp___1
Co
41%
8
*
7%
47%
A
Meredith
A____50c
com
—
Indiana Gas & Water Co_/
Timer
class
Melpar Inc
463b
45%
4
1
Corp
__20
Mills
preferred
Engineering
11%
7
8%
Mi'ler
Interstate
10%
Industries
32
ioc
Interstate
26%
McLean
20%
21%
14%
3
__—
McLouth Steel
19'/2
431,4
1
*: 6%
19%
Hydrocarbon Chemicals Inc__
Ilikon Corp
Income Properties
Corp
Electronics
30%
Corp.
Interstate
2.50
2.50
Inc
43%
Material
International
—10c
Inc
Coke
&
Maxson
1
21%
4%
28%
Coal
12 Va
1
Inc
Maust
11 Va
1
Mattel
8%
6%
Electronics
M.atheson
3%
1
1
Inc
Company
Company
2%
Pulp & Paper
Industrial
3%
18 %
Mastan
1
Indianapolis Water
49%
2%
18%
4%
8%
16%
Industries_—
1.50
.
8%
1
36%
87'a
1
l
3
,10c
35%
McClennan-Inc—*
&
18
Maryland Shipbld-g & Drydk_50c
5%
,__lc
7%
—
10 %
2-
-Maxam
171/4
41%
9%
Inc
27%
25
-
Land
2%
—
131%
—1
Inc —1
3%
11
Marshall
Enterprises
1
Accounting Card——1
Corp
Oil
3
1
(Texas)—*
15%
42%
Ins
9%
1
_________
41 %
9%
Marsh
1
13%
8%
39%
—-1
19%
4%
12%
8
Co
7'/2
15%
4%
-20%
14%
Inc
1
—
Electric
81/4
18
Shoppes Inc
101%
36%
16%
14%
III
A_
9%
1
A— 10c
_10
52 %
—25c
Marrud
preferred
127a
20%,
34%
Co—-33%c
F)
&
Products
15%
A_ -25
11'%
19%
49
Corp
Marmon Herrington Co
141/2
—1
25%
Capital Corp————1
Marine
43%
—
10 1/8
:—l'/i
_1_
—
(E
Gas
Maradel
40
Inc
——1
Electronic
Horn
9%
39
___*
Instruments
Electrolux
Elk
19%
48
5
Corp
52%
17%
45
—1
Instrument-—1
Electric
Electro-Tec
50%
—10c
Laboratory Inc
Eitel-McCullough Inc
El
class
5
Utilities
5%
8%
Corp
MacDonald
_#
Mfg Co
Holiday Inns of America
12
Drugs of
5i/a
8
Macco
Medallion Pictures
21%
Edgcomb Steel Co
Edgerton Germ & Grier
Edge water Steel Co—,
EICO
Magnetics
Hobart
4%
Ecuadorian
61/2
•
Hewitt-Robins 5%
Hudson
Eckerd
5%
—5
11%
Eastern
Madison
__________
Drive-In
20c
Economics
9%
*
3%
29%
11%'
—
3
A:
23%
Lynch Communications Sys Inc_l
Lytton Financial Corp
1
HV4
Corp__l
9
'•
52%
•
8%
(DC)
Houston
Estey Electronics Inc
Ethyl Corp class B_;
19
16%
89%
50
2%
Inc—
House of Vision
Erie Rpsistor
33
15%
85
10%
Publications
34V4
Equity
17%
Cons
261/a
33
31%
20%
107b
{
Q:8%
cl A 10c
Stores Jnc—
Ludlow .Corp
1
Company
32%
26
8%
24%
—
27%
Lucky
1
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Racing Association—„*
Eastern
Manufacturing Co_l
Lowe's Companies Inc—:_____—1
Corp____l0c
Mangmt class
Mfg Corp
24%
30%
1
19%
1
1
24%
see page
Hearts
—2.50
—_
2%
Longs Drug Stores Inc—;—-—2
*
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8%
—
Louis Lesser Enterprises
4%
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38%
3%
18%,
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—
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Candy
42%
1
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Lcblaw" Inc
35'
2
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Shoe
14%
Lone Star Steel Co_h———1
Littlefuse
Loft
7%
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13%
39
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Cosco
7
88%
10%
,
111/2
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9%
Harrington & Richardson
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—5
Londontown
Capital
Mining
Hanover
2
Inc
Liberty Real Estate Trust
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B_
7%
»
2%
Industries
46%
Lice-Rollway Corp A—
65
1
44
17%
;
Handy & Harman
Hanna
7%
—
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16 %!
Dunlap Inc
Capital Inc
Hamilton
27
63
15 J/4
7%
Interstate
——1
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10%
1
36%
&
Southwest
27%
*
M 51%
Estate
Chemical
Forms
6%
Brick
Power
Real
50c
;
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Inc
Press
Business
Markite
2
61
51/2
34%
Gyrodyne Co of America
95 j/2
25%
1
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Liberty Loan Corp
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Wash Ind
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41/4
%
1
Co—.—___—
5
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Growth
23%
1
18%
Corp_50c
_____'
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Hamilton
91%
15%
17
4%
Handmacher-Vogel Inc——
28
Blower
11%
14%
2.50
;
10
8%
1
Bradstreet Inc
Tel___
Calif Water Service
For
4
18
1
4
26%
10%
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Morrill
Intl
Dymo
181/4
Mat—5
Inc
Brush Beryllium Co__
Ji
9
71/4
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Buckeye Steel Casting Co
(W
5%
Duriron
3
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc_„_3
Brunswig Drug Co—
l
Burns
Dura
24
20
Browning Arms Co-——
&
Dunham
7%
*
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Burnham
12%
*
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&
Brockway Glass Co
Brown
52%
Dun
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Tool—2
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8
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Enterprises
Duffy-Mott Company
6%
_25
Bridgeport Gas Co
Bridgeport Hydraulic
Drexel
8%
8
Mach
class
3%
Corporation
—
Properties class A
21%
*
preferred
British-Amer
Drew
10c
Bowman Products Co__
Bowmar Instrument Co
Bowser Inc common—
$1.20
18%
1
Corp
—
Dravo
IIV2
_1
Herald-Traveler
Botany Industries
18%
4%
Inc
21
__:
491/2
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Lau
10c
Rubber Products
Henry's
7%
*
10%
Co
4%
Corp
19%
,——100
—
Drackett Company
30 %
r
9%
i—2.50
Steel
3V'4
Guardian
8%
19%
*
Hills Power & Light—1
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc—1
Bohn Business Machines—
5c
Newman
28%
Latrobe
Lewis
Hamilton
Corp___——10c
Co Inc_
&
Inc
19%
Lehigh
Hajoca Corp
3%
Lance
17%
Leeds & Northrup Co__
54%
Crucible—20
Develop
Downtowner Corp
I7V2
Black
&
(J)
Jones
28
50c
Manufacturing Co—__ 12%
Billup.s Western Petroleum1
Beranek
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Dow
17i/a
Bibb
Bolt
Donbar
38%
26%
5
1
Bird & Son Inc.—
Dixon
70
36
1
11
651/2
25
_____
13%
21%
11%
9%
14%
31%
1
10%
Cement
preferred—10
I61/4
Scientific
52
common
5 %• convertible
31%
Corp
_1
—
Inc
8%
,
Lake Ontario Portland
317
*
29%
$1.25 ,conv preferred
5
I Dixie-Dinettes Inc—__lc
7%
290
Corp
1
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Diversa
151/8
Bros
—5
Digitronics Corp
13%
5%
*
—5
341/8
I
Salt
Inc
65
1
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Gas Co
Company
61
Belle Isle Corp
——20c
Belmont Iron Works
5
Bemis
Co_
Finance
8
8%
Laguna Niguel Corp Units
10%
5
Corp
77'b
7%
1
-45%
10
14%
8%
7
._*
42%
*
A
19%
23
13%
Grosset
19%
4%
Corp
Krylon Inc
878
18%
21
14%
Green
17%
17%
Invest—*
2
2.50
1
LNC
.
10%
Estate
221%
8%
291/2
Greater
18%
8%
Foods
Real
20%
12
Grinnell Corp
Grolier Inc
12%
Denver
11%
2
—6.25
Co——
Inc—
251%
9%
Inc—„_1
Deltown
20%
10%
lli/a
Govt
22%
■n/-iannrH Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit International Bridge—1
-
19%
1
23
Greenfield
8
13%
1.25
21
70c
Film
12%
Koehring Company Inc__
Kollmorgen Corp
51%
18%
12
50c
7
20%
Glass
Knox
1778
17 1/4
11%
r
Leece-Neville
8%
1
Co_3
Leaseway Transportation Corp_l
6%
1
Cement
Portland
13%
7%
—5
16%
19%
1
Lines——
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A__*
34
12%
5
Co__
5'%
4%
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Funds
Custodian
/ 26 %
Gould Properties class A
1 *'
Government Employees Corp__2 _
63%
Z: 2 %
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
22%
55%
511/a
_1
2Va
Delta
_1
Behlen
59%
Specialties
Basic Properties class A—
1
Bates Mfg
—_____10
Becton Dickinson & Co-
2%
class A—50c
21
18%
Globe
5%
7%
3%
1
Distilling Co___
22%
4%
33
19%
Fibre Co
1
Green
115%
21%
1 ■'
—;
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21
6%
1
30%
A
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Glen-Gery Shale
15%
1%
Co;
311/2
1
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24%
10
Glassrock Products
Glatfelter (P .H)
Co
mi
6%
Bangor Hydro Electric Co——5
6
14
10Va
10
10
Oil
Waterworks
Girltown
5%
1
291%
Supermarkets Inc—_10c
Giannini
8%
5
Cummins Engine
Curtis EJectro. Corp
15%
/
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1
Banlife
Inc
4%
3%
10
1
Inc_
12
Systems
Company—
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Atomic
11
Craig
Cross
Crown-Bremson. Industries
17%
\
7%
14%
;
,
111%
Baird
25%
4
,_2.50
Babcock Electronics
23%
Cowles Chemical Co———1
Cowles Magazine & Broadcstg_l
23%
9%
19%
Co
Giddings & Lewis
5
22
27%
1
Inc___
A___l
13 %
4%
Co———1
Gas
12%
10
Utilities Co___10
1
&
25%
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Geotecbnical Corp
1
5%
7%
Service
4%
29%
General
18%
4%
.
——
14%
14 va
1—_5
Products
Aztec
17%
_8
Prop Inc
3'/4
1
Inc
1
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6%
—20c
121%
27%
231%
General
11%
_
6%
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B
Kromex
Inc
Knitting Mills cl
General Corp of Ohio
General Drive-In Corp
General Shale Products
13%
10%
pfd
Ridge
3%
.—40c-
Automated Bldg. Components_50c
Automation Industries Inc——1
Avis
Company
12
1
Book Distributing Co_10c
Country Set Inc
*
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,
13
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Coffee
.—1
Cosmo
23%
18
•
—10c
—•
*
10 '/a
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Refining
Knape & Vogt Mfg
8%
9%
Inc
General Aniline
8%
29%
|
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1
common—10c i
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Inc
15'/a
Screw
Investors
19%
Atlantic
Atmos-Pak
14%
Products—5
Rock
Mtge
7%
2IV2
Corp
24%
Consolidated
Co_6.25
71/2
10c
67 a
Kingsport Press Inc__
Kingwood Oil Co
3%
,__2
Gateway Chemicals Inc
Gem International
18%
26%
181/8
27%
Utilities
16%
Continental
Light Co—
5
Company—
——* '
Atlantic Improvement Corp__25c
Credit
Gas
17%
10%
Continental Trans Lines
Atlanta Gas
Class
6
9%
6%
Atlantic
Atlas
9%
Freightwy Inc-2.50
8%
7%
Garland
Garlock
15%
5%
——*
9
37%
7%
28
35%
14%
1
Assembly Products Inc
—1
Associated Springs Corp——10
Associated Transport Inc
*
Astrodata
Corp__25c
Rendering
Industries
12%
10%
Keystone
9%
2%
289
11%
91/2
Gas
King Kullen Grocery class A__l
Kings Department Stores
1
8
1
;
24%
272
1
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16'%
23%
2c
A
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Keystone
9%
1
:
8
15
33%
Keyes
37%
1
1
16
\
6%
Class
10%
California
15%
41/2
31%
Kewanee
8%
9%
Furman-Wolfson Corp
Futterman Corp class A
237a
141/4
14%
1
*
Ketchum & Company
5%
—____„_*
Corp
Fulton
7
35%
Continental
62%
8%
28%
Corp class A
lc
Light & Power Co_*
1
——
A——.';
class
Corp
59
26%
Frouge
21%'
33%c
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Kentucky
19%
1
G-L Electronics
Inc
Computer Instrument
11
Gas Co—2 %
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
6%
of
Rico
Computer
6
1
10 Va
56%
—r__1
Kellwood
7%
5
7%
9%
:
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Corp
Kennametal
5%
17%
1
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7
53%,
.——2.50
.„i.
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Kendail
33
7
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4
5
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Kansas-Nebraska
9%
20%
1
Worth
25%
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Kay Windsor class A
1
Kearney & Trecker Corp——3
25 %
10
9%
Co_20
Machine
Aircraft
*
1
f
Ka.:e-Miller
11%
3
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Inc-
•
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prefeired
Kalvar
15%
27%
Stores
578
Service •Co_h_hL
SI.46
30%-
141/2
25%
Utilities
5%
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Kaiser Steel Corp common
___9
8%
7
1
Lamson
Research
class. A—1
Co
7%
9%
6%
10c
Josep.i & Feiss Co—
12
7%
1
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Julie
6 %
69
6%
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&
6%
64%
40%
1
Co.—
Frontier Airlines Inc
Frontier
Refining
7%
*
6%
17'%
1
JoneS
171/4
6
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Plastics
'Johnson
2%Z
1
L_;
10%
5%
---
Jisj.op Steel Co——
9%
1
Inc__l
Fund
Jerrold
27
9%
16
Inc___50c
Colby Inc__
E
29%
25%
Supply Co
*
Corp:
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Jervis Corp
26%
Commonwealth
8%
2%
:_1
Co
Bennett
Fritzi
257/8
Anheuser-Busch Inc
(N J,t
Franklin Realty
Frito Lay
Inc
38%
Clearing House
Commonwealth Gas Corp
141/2
1
Franklin
20%
*
Corp_.—.
1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A_10
9%
13'/2
Cie
Mfg Corp—
Jergens. (Andrew) Col__
18%
Fox-Stanley Photo Prod
17%
24%
25c
Steel
J
Markets
et
Ask
28
1
Mihit
Jarrell-Ash
7%
8%
171/4
2.50
Paper
Co
Gas
Fort
6
18%
7%
*
Financial
Public
Jane
Japan
*
Corp
Governor
Foods
20%
10
8%
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Realty
Western
Forest
36%
com_3
25
87%
7%
a—__50c
Foster Grant Co/
23
16
Co—5
Elevator—-1
&
Gas
&
21
2%
Interstate
6%
5%
84%
1
Florida Telephone Corp cl A
Florida Water & Utilities—
21
1
Bid
5
Corporation
Jamesbary
5%
Business
Co
Itek
19%
5%
Floyd
22%
Products
Corp
201/4
15%
Flight
Florida
22%
20%
18
10
Corp
Small
Florida
140
Engineering Co Inc—1
Collyer Insulated Wire Co
*
7%
4%
10
Boston
Florida
216
20%
*
Corp of Arizona—!—^.5
Conn
Fisher
24%
134
Inc
*
a
wide
new
Water
Fleming
7%
209
•Coleman
28%
61/2
22%
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(Florida)
Co
Precision
—3 Mi
Co
7%
Fitchburg
25%
—100
class
22%
14
7
/8
10
com__I.25
—
Assn—331/30
& Ln
Sterliizer
(Chas)
Fisher Foods Inc
27%
16%c
Gas
$1.25
Anchor
Securities
B
Clifton
23%
Instrumnts_50c
Utilities
Class
17%
27
-—25
preferred
Musical
Preferred
4%
5%
the
Christiana
19%
16
American Sav
1
62%
201/2
American
Chattanooga Gas Co
Chicago
9
...—._'—1
1
Publish—25c
Safety Equipment—*
St Gobain Corp com__7.50
of
Ritz
5%
American
h
Co
101/4
18 %
Pipe & Construction_5
Rubber & Plastics—1
Power
•Cent Vermont
7%
591/4
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
American
Jacquin
First
41%
13%
American Maize Products Inc—*
American
91%
39%
34%
38%
Heritage
Electric Co—5
39%
4%
American
Jackson's
88%
Natl
First
21%
91/4
Gypsum Co
421/4
First
10
36i/4
American
5
10
1
class
—
4%-
Co
Utilities
22%
First
16
29%
Maine
(after 2-loir-l splitj_:
Irwin (Richard)"lnc_i_i______*
4%
First Natl Real Estate Trust
*
First Repub Corp of Am cl A—1
9
4%
1
A—1
Co
Greetings
8%
4%
Gas
12
cl A_1
5
*
American
1
10c
Electric & Gas_4
201/4
Co—*
American Furniture
7-/8
Illinois
Biltrite
Express Co—,—.
American Financial Corp
6%
Indiana
Telephone
7%
1,
First Investors Corp cl A_
First Lincoln Financial-.:
First Mortgage Investors
3%
Central
Automatic Vending—*
Cryogenics
1
5%
10
Central
Central
American Electronic Labs
2%
Cascade; Natural Gas
Central
American
9
10c
171/4
-
7.
50c
Service
39%
First
25%
/'7%
Southern
21%
First
6
22%
6%
26
Iowa
Inc
First
15%
Central Louisiana
4%
1.
Financial
7
24
27
American
5%
5Cc
Inc
Carpenter iL E) & Co—
Cary Chemicals Inc
12
.
28
Rubber
1
Carolina Pipe Line Co
v
25%
6%
American
50c
Inc
7%
20%
■
American
common
Products Corp
Southwest Corp
Capital
54%
8%
Co_———1
Air Filter
common-
Capital For Tech Industries.:—1
7%
4%
have
a
■
M2.50
79%
Class B
Public
have
Par
Corp—
Fieldcr°st
19-a
*
12%
Iowa
class A__
Financial
West
Federal
11%
1
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11%
Ask
Mortgage Assn_100
Fiat Metal Mi'g Co
10c
va
Cannon
Mills
Bid
10%
l
havp
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which
1
Corp
Lanes
Farrc-11
8%
Cannon Electric
11
Allyn & Bacon Inc—_——50c
Altamil Corp
-—50c
Alterman Foods Inc———2.50
American
Superior Ltd—
lo
4%
2%':/
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Corp
7%
3
Corp—_3.75
Maintenance
Allied
2
6%
—i_50c
100
—
Fastener
21%
4
51
10c
A
cuss
12%
Cameo
17
6%
Develop———1
Land
20
1
5%
—10
—1
—_—
Inc
Aid
Alico
.——12%
31/4
—
—
Telep
Inc
4
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Homes
&
11%
151/2
Fair
Ask
Far
Water
Cameo
ll3/a
—
Ajax Mag.it,
Albee
Calif
Bid
27%
241/2
1
1
—
Par
8%
10
10c
_10q
Adler Electronics Inc
Fabien
Ask
7%
1
Acme Electric Corp—,
1
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co_*
Abbey Rents
Utilities
which
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rnmnrUoc
Par
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Executone Inc
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(Quotations for Friday, juiy 26)
The
request
.
.
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Mite
Corp
Moore
Mocre-Handlev
9
Moore
8%
Morningstar-Paisley
11%
10%
13
234
12
Morrison
Morse
Knudsen
—;_
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Co
Inc.—_
Foods
51/4
17%
,_1
10%
11
20
21%
-1
10
7%
31
8%
33
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Shoe Inc
Morton
4%
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Inc_.
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8%
8%
223
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Inc__—
—
8 Va
8%
_5
8%
9%
Volume
198
Number
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
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(419)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Bid
Ask
Par
Bid
Morton Mfg Corp
Mosler
Safe
Co
1
24%
26%
St Johnsbury Trucking Co
1
15%
1
16%
18%
St
1
73/B
Motec
1
Ask
Industries Inc
Mothers'
Cookie
CoJ
Nalco
Chemical
Narragansett
Narrow
1.25
Capital—:
58 %
Savin
1.66%
22%
Sawhill
24%
Tubular
13%
Scantlin
17%
Schaevitz
17
18a/8
Schield
Bantam
Corp—5
Corp A
50c
21%
23
Scnlitz
5
5%
Science
50c
4%
5%
Science
6
6%
Scot Lad
9%
Patent
Development.lc
National
Periodical
National Propane Corp
Nt&icnal Realty Investors
Nat'l Work-Clothes
Neiman-Marcus Co_
(John
Foods
17%
*
11%
12%
7%
M)
Co—
38%
Sea Pak
10%
Sealed
Power
Searle
(G D)
Natural Gas Co
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Airways inc
New York Trap Rock
new
22
—
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u.!
23%
7
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7%
•
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1
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Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals—10 c
North Amer Van Lines Inc
*
50%
52%
4%
5%
24%
25%
13%
Sexton
Company
Ontario
Nat
5
Gas.
Northwestern
Noxema
*
Nuclear
Chicago
Shepard
88
93%
Shulton
Inc
1
Ocean Drill
&
Water
13%
20%
22%
Exploration
Service
Recovery
Oklahoma
12%
1
5%,
1
18%
lc
Cement
i
Co
Orkin
Oxford
Ozon
Power
Co
Pabst
Pac
6
6%
6
Co
*
Airmotive Corp
Gamble
20Va
Power
Packard
Instrument
Paper Inds
Corporation
Pako
Panacolor
Pargas
Dental
Tube
Pennsyl Real
1
Southwest
10 %
11%
Southwest
14%
151/2
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Co__
Tele
Par
1
30%
323A
American Security & Tr Co—10
Bank of America N T & S A—
1
7%
comraon.1
of
223/4
Bank
13%
143/4
Bankers Trust
23%
Boatmen's
Special Metals Inc__
2
Spector Freight System cl A
1
Sprague Electric Co——2%
12
13%
Broad
8
8%
60
63%
7%
Standard & Poors Corp——
1
Standard Fruit & SS com—2.50
8%
13%
/.
14%
10%
Standard
11%
Co
9%
Standard
4%
51/2
12 %
13%
Stanley Home Products Inc_
Stanley Works
5%
6%
Star
3%
41/8
State
8%
Screw
Market
Loan
14%
15%
34%
Stephenson
27%
29%
Stockton
30
Co—_
'
Equities
Supervised
Davin
4%
3%
33
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27
_5
23%
251/4
25c
6%
7%
Corp.
1
16%
18 >.
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1
2%
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10c
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3
93/4
6%
7%
8%
50c
8%
91/4
Co
1
Public
Svc
Co
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Public
Svc
of
No
New
8%
26%
Mex
■
Teleflex
5
5
31%
33%
Telex
13%
141/4
Tenn
Nat
3%
41/2
33%
A—-
Inc
Industries
12%
Texas American
Texas
Butadiene
Texas
Industries
8%
91/2
39%
20%
Inc.—
Co
13
1
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36%
31
33
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Tip-Top Products
Tobin
33
35%
22%
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Co
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58
/ 64%
4%
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42
1
Engineering Corp_75c
.
35%
Inc
Co
4%
44%
37%
6 %
Packing
Corp
16%
17%
Transistor
12%
133/4
Transogram
Rust
Stover
Craft
Candies
footnotes,
82%
43/4
4%
.1
28%
30%
Indus—5
18%
20%
Co
5%
9%
10%
13%
353/j
Bk
Nat
&
12'%
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1
10
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3%
Trico
9 %'
Tropical Gas Co
Tucson
Products
Gas
1
29%
31
"21"
1
12%
13%
Uarco Inc
El
121/4
13%
6%
26%
25
Brands Inc_
:
29 3A
533/a
56
84
87%
25'A
27
80
83'A
49%
52%
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Bank & Trust—10
481/2
525/a
8'A
9'/a
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30
31%'
58%
62*
45%
346
35%
1
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57%
48
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(S F)_10
(N Y)
50
55 V*
813
58%
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Hackensack N J)
(Newark)
(Chic)
20
5
30%
b43/8
46%
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
41%
873/4
91 %
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
5
&
Trust
52%
553/8
Republic
56
62%
Riggs
First
Bank
643A
68
Rockland
First
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
-
(N Y)
10
Corp (Minn)_10
(Philadelphia)
Natl
Bank
Natl Bk
of
Natl
12
49
53%
10
60
63%
(Suffern N Y)
5
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal National Bank of N Y—5
Natl Bank
Maryland
10
573/4
61 Va
St.
Bo'ston_121/2
86
89%
Seattle
1st
Chicago—20
773/4
Second
Natl
First
Natl
Bank
of
Natl
Bank
of
Natl Bank
First Natl Bk
First
of
Cnty_25
Louis
St
10
Natl
First
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Co
(Philadelphia)—5
First
&
10
(Jersey City)_10
of Passaic
Bk
Natl
Dallas
of
First Natl Bank
of
Westchester
New
Franklin
Trust
Harris
Tr
Hartford
Hudson
Natl
Bk
5
Corn
&
Sav
Natl
L I
of
Exch
N
Y__5
Bk
10
National
Providence
Industrial
Trust
R
Co
Long Island Trust
Street B
30
32%
71 %
21
54
&
Trust
Co
of
Bank
Tr
Co
Co
United
'
States
Valley
Nat'l
2%
Bk (Cleve)_10
62%
Wachovia
56
5934
Wells
(N
Y)—20
5
Bank of L I
30
32 Va
West'n
&
40'A
80V8
53
83 /a
57 A
41%
Trust
Bank
413A
65'A
46%
67%
(Boston) 10
Trust
Winston-Salem N
Fargo
39
62
44
43
Maryland_10
of
Virginia
&
71
70%
323/a
123A
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45"%
71
44%
74%,
30%
11%
77'A
(N Y)__10
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Commonwealth Corp.lO
49
41%
66
(Los Angeles)—7.50
Commerce
57%
87.%
46%
39
(Boston)_10
T
New Jersey
Trust
Union
33
(
54
82%
42%
15
Bank &
Trade
57'A
463/4
58
10
(Conn)_10
Albany
Bank
York)
(New
74%
30%
5
36Va
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
543/8
10
Co
833A
34
5
of
United States Tr Co
(Bklyn)__10
80%
N Y_5
51%
Union
(Philadelphia)—10
v
Bank
National
31%
22%
Bank
Co
Nat'l
10
12%
Bank
5
Real Estate
Trust
57'A
Phila
(Charleston)
29
Y)
49
of
State
of
10
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Bank
State
Union
(Phila)
70%
74%
32%
Valley Bank &
Co
Trust
71
109%
70
I
(Wash)__10
Bk
303/4
104
Bank
65
Co
106%
99%
Tr
Industrial
Natl
Carolina
South
66%
Tr
72
27
10
Trust
Natl Long Islnd
Security
44%
Co_10
&
County National Bk__10
Co
iUnion City)
B
Hudson
107
42
(Chic)—20
Bk
Bank
102%
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37%!
35
25
Security First Natl Rank
(Los Angeles)
Bank
Rochelle
Natl
713'4
44%
64%'
189
68%
State
Trust
First
'
81%
68%
42
79%
61
181
Bank
6%
First
553/a
144
76
D C_25
(Atlanta)
Louis
323/8
523/4
(Dallas)_12
Wash
First Natl Bank
First
43 %
1343/4
10
(Camden N J)
46%
129
51 Va
Fiduciary Trust Co
Stk
Co
40'A
Co
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;
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Pennsylvania Natl Bk 10
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29%
National Stock Exchange
27
29
31%
26%
28%
3%
4
14%
30
24 38
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9%
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Ainslle
Corp.
Ansonia
5
Camp
5%
7%
81/4
Wire
Colorado
&
Cable
Co
Insurance
of Prices
18%
MSI
251/4
Nashville
T V
Electronics
Development Corp
Wells
Sales
Week
Shares
Industries
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1,
95c
1
io6S
IHigh
High
May
1.60 Jan
10O
1
Apr
9.60 Feb
Jun
3.80 Mar
1 10
3.80
2.70
2.70
3.80
„10c
Mining Corp
Leasing Credit Corp class A_.
Corp..
86%
Low
26
Service..
Golconda
80
5%
July
Week's
1
Chemical
17%
25%
Ending
R* nee
Par
5
I
Week
l.a^t
Sale Price
4%
51/8
for
Prldaj
STOCKS
31%
23
Range
.
15%
24
325
Trust
563A
43'A
44
10
(NY)_10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Union Trust—
38%
531/2
5
58%
Fairfield, County Trust Co
23%
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Merchants Natl Bk_10
Bank & Trust Co_ll
Eng
New Jersey
553/4
Federation Bk & Tr Co
ic
2.50
186
5
Empire Trust Co
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North Carolina Natl Bank
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
Pwr_—2.50
_
180
72'/a.
52%
20%
.
12iya
44
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74*
v 49
691/4
Trust Co (Albany)—
7.50
National Community Bank of
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19%
.<
National Commercial (Cleve!i--B
Wty Bank Bank &
National
94Vi
91
55
334
33%
Ask
27%;
*
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10c
50c
&
27%
(Buffalo)
7
253V
1
Corp
Lt
Bid
5
New
33y3
Liberty
11
85%
3
:_
Treesdale Labs Inc
4%
Companies
Montclair Natl Bank & Trust-5
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
- of
New York
———
25
National Bank of Detroit—12%
National Bank of Westchester_5
Tr
York)
Irving
37%
10
class A—1
Inc.—
35/3
46.
23
12%
^
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Specialties—
8
see page
New
Girard
16%
5
*
Greeting Cards
For
3%
7%.
41/8
Co-
*
...
12%
15%
Toys Inc__—
1
Towmotor Corp
1
Trans-Air
System
Inc.—__ 10c
Trans-Coast Inv Co—
—5
5c
:
163/4
33%
11
Tonka
Furniture Corp
_1
Royal Dutch Pete—_33% florins
Royal Industries Inc
1
Russell
15%
31
1
Transcontin°nt TV class B__2.50
79 %
3%
65%
1
5%
Rowe
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3
60
4%
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27%
4
7%
8%
411/4
1
18
6%
5
(Chicago)
First
37%
1
163/4
15%
26
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Inc
Co /
34%
Transcontinental B"s Svstem__1
Transcontntl Gas Pipe Line_50c
Transcont. Investing A_
1
5%
1
3%
6%
8%e39
Co
Rudd-Melikian
3%
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Toledo Scale Corp
Robins
1
Tr (St Louis)_12.50
Merchants Bank of N Y
6.25
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk (NJ).l
County Trust Co'(White Plains
Co
1
ToVh°im
24%
Co-
4%
82
Inc—25c
1
Mfg
33/4
Tidewater Marine Service——__i
Mills Inc—3%
&
195/a
1
Tirrrly Clothes Inc
Inc__
Co
Bank
Kings County Trust
29%
,
34
39 Va
27%
12%
653/4
18%
Time- Inc
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Reid
62%
31%
14%
Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass—*
Thriftway Foods Inc
2
Tnriity Drug Stores Co
*
9 '/a
Myers
Rose Marie
9%
9%
10c
Chem—
Furniture
10%
(H
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'
14%
8%
-
Thomasville
9%
Co
6
15%
8 i/b
Inc_!
8%
Robertson
(Wm
5%
14% /
8>/4
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Chemicals Inc.—
Therm-O-Disc" Inc.
14%
?
13
Ridge Tool Co class A-—,
*
Riley Stoker Corp—
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Express
11'/a
1
Corp_
&
—*
Company-,-
River Brand Rice
101/4
Indus-—25c
Oil
Co——1
Construction
8%
26%
;_l
Texize
22%
—50c
Racing Assn Inc
Mfg
35%
36%
A—.—20c
class
8%
73/4
*
Lines Inc
28%
1
—,.1.25
Industries
7%
251/a
1
Gas
11%
1
Carriers
Company
Remco
3%
1
1
Continental-Ill
121/4
3
*
26%
1,
—
6 3,a
_1
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Terminal Transport Co____
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp__
Offshore
conv.class
Reheis
*
_1
Corp
Bates
93/4
26%
11
Services.lc
Inc
1
Fashions
8%
243/4
;53/4
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40c
Radiation Dynamics
5ya
19"%
1
Mercantile
qai/
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Ltd—
Carolina
—
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Bank
Telephone Svc Co of Ohio "A "_1
Telephones Inc___
1
Company Inc
Fueblo Supermarkets Inc__
Punta
Alegre Sugar Corp.:
Ltd-
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Co
Tr u s t
CoZcUc'SS
Inc__—
Tecumse^ Products
1
28%
Publishers
20%
10
/^vannflh)
Trust
57'A
88
86%
Nati0nal
Cltv
Connecticut
Service—
Electronics
12
Cleve land
18%
Corp
Industries
12%
213/4
10
4
Technical Measurement
Corp 20c
Techno Fund Inc
1
8%
Hamp—5
New
Food
Phila_10
43%
■Ranir
50
162
46
156
59%
60%
91
89%
21%
Tampax Inc___
!
1
Tappan Co—
—1
5
Tasty Baking Co class A
50c
Taylor Corp ——i—_
3
Taylor Devices—
25c
Taylor Instrument Co
5
/ Taylor Wine Co Inc
__2
7 3/8
2
of
Ask
5
Mellon
573A
56
18%
—
10c
Co
Bid
17%
143/4
11%
—
___
Tamar
28%
Petroleum
7%
-
Manufacturers Hanvr B & T_15
Maryland National Bank
10
Meadow Brook Natl Bank
5
65%
63
531/2
52%
31%
t
36%
Producing Properties
Svc
—
Talley
11%
Pubco
7
Par
49
20%
5%
3%
15%
Fublic
1
75/8
Stock Issues
Trust
37%
of
Sout^.ern
Citi^n^
10
& Co
_—
Investors
Inc
25%
,
•9
34%
Corp
113/4
Manufacturers & Traders
149
35%
5
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5
of Cleve—16
Bk
17
32%
3.75
10%
Golf
10%
Ask
Bid
143
43%
N Y Trust Co
2.50
121/4
1
Research
—1
Industries-
1
613/a
Manhattan Bk (NY)
—1
11
Corp
4%
5
59
40
Corp A_1
—
191/8
Co
3%
4%
Par
40
28%
l
17%
14%
Rucker
23 %
Stowe Woodward Inc
1
Rotron
Chemicaf Bank
Strawbridge & Clothier
5
Stubnitz Greene Corp
_!
^
1
Superior Electric Co—
1
Superior Mfg & Instrument_50c
2
Natl
Chase
5
Finance Co
Watley
Centl-Penn
153/4
9%
America..
23/4
6%
Red Kap Inc
Safran Printing
Travelers Express
Zausner Foods "A"
10
(N
Bank
79%
_10
.
Stein Hall
32%
Natl
Central
14%
10%
Electric
4%
17%
1
5"%
193/4
12%
20%
'
Louis—20
(Phlla)
Co
Co
75
Co„—_____ 1.20
& Finance
26%
Trust
40
new
St
Bk
Trust
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(N Y)
Co
Natl
St
Camden
York
New
*
^
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24%
of
1
Preferred
10
9
—1
Rorer
(Newark)_25
21%
Printing. Corp of America!
Producers Cotton Oil
Rockwell
Commerce
21
10c
Microwave
Rccket Jet
Bank of
Southwestern States Tele
50c
Industrial
(A
(N
Southwestern Electric Svc Co
1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Co Inc__50c
Instruments
fc
Commerce
6 %
I
10
of
17%
1
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(San
5%
31%
Inc
K)
1
24'/s
/
1
Livestock Financial
Bank and Trust
20%
8%
Inc
16 5/8
Corp class A
Corp
16'A
,
193/B
543/8
9%
Co
1
183/4
16%
Co_3.75
Co
Genl
Roberts
II
"Adrs"
Ltd
513/4
—3%
Gas
_
Inc
Bank
Szabo
Fobbios
Inc
25
38 %
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Rcadway
Evans
Hitachi
38%
8%
10
Books
Rexach
183/8
11%
(C R)
36%
PneumoDynamics
Revere
25c
Bard
3b %
Systron-Donner
Richardson
5'/4
5
13%
Renwell
1
preferred—.
12
&
15 Va
Producing Co
Gas
*
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3%
Lines—1
7%
221/4
Ask
Bid
1
—10c
Co—
Corp
convertible
10c
Gas
1
4%
13%
Susquehanna Corp
Redwing
3%
13%
Swank
Drilling
6%
31%
12%
Gas
161/2
Reading
5%
291/4
Union
841/2
Puritan
63/4
Southern
15
Cprp
35
6
7
Water
80
Purex
31%
Par
Acme Visual Records
Automatique Inc
8%
v//7
10
Co
4%
4%
Research
6%
25c
Corp
Freight
Mfg Co_
Zonolite
Company
Recent Security
8%
133/4
Corp
1
*
Stevens
Products
8%
12%
1
A—1
Transport
,
593/4
551/8
5c
Bakeries—..
*
Nat'l
Professional
Wilson
7
195/8
55%
37 i/a
52
1
Watson
183%
6V4
18%
•
Electric
Transit
Zurn
16%
11
,
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_1
Co
10%
34%
17
_
Primex
1
•
15%
12%
Bottlers
_—.
Natural
Fremier
181/8
Inc
Playskool Mfg
1
Plymouth Cordage Co
—_25
Plymouth Riibber Co——.*—5
Premier
16%
1
Inc
Pott°r
——1
2iy8
Sons
15%
8
Inc
Pickering Lumber Corp
Potash
24
19%
1
United
(H
22%
&
255/8
9%,
1
Corp
■
Yardney
73/8
8%
» :
Zero
England
Nitrogen Co
1
Tr
Philadelphia Sub Water
Porter
38%
New
*
Inv
Bottlers
Corp
Portland
36%
Southern
Chemical Fibre Co__1
(L
Co_10
1
Washington Natural Gas
Washington Steel Corp
Southern
2
Estate
Permeator Corp
Peter Paul Inc
Popell
111/8
15%
Corp
Pocket
IO1/4
32'%
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash_10c
Pioneer
*
14%
Inc—
Co
Pepsi-Cola Gen
&
Zayre
30%
Supply
Petroleum
Pierce
13%
' 11,
23%
19%
13%
Piedmont
11%
(H)
6%
36%
12%
Photon
York
A—1
,
10
Petrolite
24%
cl
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13%
Pepsi-Cola
23%
Warshow
14%
12%
Permi
10
13%
I81/2
1
Penobscot
37%
34%
Inc_+
Pauley
Inc
12%
*
Parkview
Patterson
Yellow
35J/4
5
30%
Paper
Xtra
67
1
Utilities———5c
28
Parchment
23'/4
64
Wiatch .Co
3'A
1
1
22
3.75
Co
Waltham
33%
251/a
25/a
10
14%
Warner & Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
31/»
23/4
235/8
5
1. —"
:
13
5%
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Corp—
A—2
16%c
8%
25%
&
*
Drugs
cl
7%
43/4
Gas
20c
:
Inc
Co_
—1
Products
(Jim) Corp
2
'V3';/y
10
Co
Wyaridotte Chemicals
Wyle
Laboratories
!
Inc—
23%
Gulf
Corp
Peerless
491/4
Enterprises
Wrather. Corp
Wurlitzer Co
_—*
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Southern
,
Parker-Hannifin
Paterson
46'/4
1
Grove
l\
Inc
Wear
Wajnut
*
Inc
Conversion
Work
49%
*
cl A
Wood
46J/4
50
Pak-Well
8%
19%
_i
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class A
51/4,
Investments
Walter
Corp
m
9%
8%
17%
•
&
7%
—50c
Southern
5
Co
Wolf
Corp
Power
4%
;L
4%
& Gibbs
Sewing Mach_l
(John) & Sons Inc.—I
Win-Chek Industries Inc
10c
1
Wallace
10
Corp
Package Machinery Co
133/4
251%.
Wometco
20%
Southern California Water.!
Facific Savings & Loan Assn_l8c
Pacific Southwest Airline:
*
Oil
221/4
12%
23%
Wiley
49%
18%
8%
7%
26%
Vegetable
20'A
Works
——i——_10c
Inc
•
12.50
12%
Inc
12
7i/4
11%
Pharmaceutical
11
33%
Virginia Chemicals & Smelt—*
Vitamix
28%
12%
Light Co_—6%
Pacific
46%
203%.
5
Wilcox
71/4
6%
,
Hoist—5
Telephone
13%
69
9%
Capital
Southern
Robinson Co—_5
&
65 »/2
A
Whiting Corp—1_1
5
Wiegand (Edwin L). Co
—5
Wilcox Electric
Company—___3
_
14%
Southeastern
3%
171/4
15%
173/a
Southeastern
21%
18 '■
class
,6%
Wisconsin
Vitro
Shore Oil & Develop—10c
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A—1
2%
25 Va
14%
6%
13i%
33'%
183/4
-—III
16 7/8
6
121/2
31%
31%
Winston-Muss
Vitramon
1
5
I_i
8%
24%
3 a 5%
50c
Co_
Gas__
7.50
63/4
20%
11 i/a
333/4
Gas
&
Machine
Whitin
6
Ale Inc
39%.
Publishing
Westgate-California
7%
—10c
_-i
Ginger
37%
Companies
Power
*
Vernors
10%
181/2
South
15%
12 Va
;
Natural
&
Co
Westland Capital Corp
Weyerhaeuser Company
8%
Engineering class A
1
Inc
Root
Vernitron
Telephone!—5
29%
11%
13
Co
Devices
5
Mercury Electronics cl A-50c
Facific
15%
Veeder
*
23 if*
6%
14%
•
—
141/4
27%
30%
16'/8
Paper
Soroban
Inc
Light
233%
131/8
_5
Kentucky Gas
10
Corp of America
50c
WaddelLAs Reed .Inc class A.—.1
Investment
M)
(J
Solitron
Sorg
1
Co
Pacific Far East Line Inc
Facific
22
25%
Varo
yector Mfg ;Co
781%
Transmission Co
23%
:
Walbaum
Society Corp vtc——;
20%
23%
1
19%
82'%
21%
283/4
4
Electronics
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
5
Van Camp Sea Food Co__
1
Vance Sanders & Company—50c
Vanity fair- Mills Inc
.__5
18%
Manufacturing C0I5
22 3a
15%
._
Business
*
50c
Brewing
Small
6%
Corp__
Vacuum
23%
Western
173/»
73/8
263/4
20%
16%
2
61/4
10c
22%
Mass
—2
Power
—
Smucker
.
5%
I.
2
Corp
42%
Simplicity Mfg Co class A-
7 %
25c
A
Products
Pacific
Pacific
5
class
Finance
29%
6'A
11%
S.
Industries
1
135/a
IO1/2
25
Western
Western
30%
14%
Crane &
class A
B
Skil Corp
38%
27%
!.
Co
Chemical
36
*
10c
Exterminating
Tail
7%
v
23
V.
:
&
A
33/4
.
10
Western
173/4
39%
Instruments
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
13%
6%
Utilities
cl
Ask
-
95/8
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Corp
Amer
Western
41%
16%
28%
*
—_
Sigma
2%
12 %
*
Onyx Chemical Corp
Originala Inc __;
Oxford
Sierra
39%
2%
Okla Miss River Prod Line—lc
Old Ben Coal Corp__
5
Otter
20%
36
Co——„10
Corp
Class
Power
!!*• :
;'Slegel1 (Henry I) Co'Inc A
Sierra Capital Co—,.
6%;
8%
7 J/2
211/4
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39%
50c
Co___9
—
Peninsular
Western
20 3 8
3:
12%
West Ohio Gas Co
5
West Penn Power
Co_I_III_!"•
West Point
Westcoast
46%
19
1
Shares_10
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7%
43%
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Niles
1
5%
1
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Shatter Proof Glass Co
Shawmut Association
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1453/4
4%
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Wellington Mgnt Co class A
Coast Telephone Co__
8%
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Tube
Bid
*
,
West
9%
—50c
19%
32 %
Corp
142»%
10%
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36%
Inc
333/4
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&
17%
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31J/2
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Inc
8%
8%
Corp_l
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(John)
34%
class
8
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Seismograph Service Corp
Sel-Rex Corp
Selas Corp of .America
Selmer (H & A) Inc—.
30%
Inc
Nytronics
Onio
Co
7%
7%
2
9%
Service
Chemical
Nutone
Oil
Pub
7%
Inc————4
Co--3
Northwest Natural Gas
223/a
10
Corp
& Co
Columbian
i etvonic
12%
_
8%
/
28
26%
20%
;
1
Lines
Security
*
Company
(A
7%
Co__i——*
Corp
Univis
Upper
153/a
14
Scripps Howard Broadcasting—1
Scripto Inc class A
—50c
13%
1
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Corp_____i
Truck
Welded
16
Corp__
(Del E.)___
Welssberg
14%
12
Webb
23%
14%
.Utah Const!-& Mining Co
9
5
*
Scott Foresman
23%
Northern
30 Va
13%
9%
Gas
23%
28
16%
36 %
Penn
21%
12
21%
North
Virginia
15
1
Nielsen
States
United
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Bearings_2
Nicholson File
United
2
Northern Gas
New Jersey
4%
—5
&
Sugar
27%
Scott:' Aviation ■ Corp—---A;.—.Hi
7%
States
25
Sons class A-100
&
39y8
13%
22%
10
United
37%
*
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(O
1
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Servateria
-—15
1
4%
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Par
■
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10
1
Scott
l
States
7
Inc
8%
16%
39%
43/4
United
6%
4 J/8
37
•
;
Leasing Corp
Realty Invest
United
Research Assocs
9'%
13%
States
5%
5
Brewing
Capital Corp
England Gas & Elec Assn_8
tauer
14
4%
'
8%
123/4
Illuminating Co
Preferred
United States
13%
12%
,
1
Rental--50c
N-w
New
12%
10c
Co
1
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Ask
lOc
United Servomation Corp
United States Envelop com
12%
Inc—___9
Scott & Fetzer Co
B
National
1
Electronics
19%
i
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Bid
-
Circuital
Theatre
United Investors of Del A_
United
Nuclear
Corp
353/4
11 ;/■
;1___—
(Jos)
Corp
Oil
&
Homes
Class
New
Prod
12%
Products
18 y2
Inc
Artists
United
38%
33%
Machines—.—10c
Business
15%
Corp
36%
5
Savannah Llec & Power Co
9 78
United
8
6%
1
4%
9
Unishops
16%
5%
1
Drilling Co
3%
l
National Gas
National
A
l
Food
National
Corp—1
class
Associates
Santa Fe
Cleaning Contraciors_l
National
Nevada
Sanders
Petroleum
3
Co
Nashua Corp
National Aeronautical
Nesbitt
6%
55
Capital
:
San Jacinto
20%
51/2
*
Company
Fabric
19%
Louis
Par
43
Jun
1.90 Mar
Jan
3.30 July'
50c
Jan
2.20 Feb
1.90
3.20
3.30
200
1.50
1.60
400
.10c
1.40
1.50
1,000
40c
Jar
-25c
40c
40c
200
40c
July
25c
Mar
_ioc
.25c
,50b
35c
1.50
1.20
Feb
Jan
1.50 July
1.10 Apr
60c
T«vn
44
The Commercial and FinancialjChronicle
(420)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Bid
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Par
2.42
X6.49
7.16
B-4
(Discount
8.00
8.66
K-l
1
4.08
4.42
K-2
Fund Inc—lc
Fund
1
Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
•
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33%c
6.00
6.49
S-l
Fund
Aberdeen
Fund
Advisers
Inc
Affiliated Fund Inc
Business Shares
American
American
Growth
American
Investors
American Mutual Fund
Fund
1
9.52
10.39
1
5.12
5.59
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
(Growth Com Stock)—1
21.63
23.60
12.88
14.05
14.63
15.96
1.67
4.93
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)—1
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd_l
5.69
6.18
Knickerbocker Fund
8.92
9.70
Knickerbocker
4.01
4.38
Lazard Fund Inc
10.78
11.72
Lexington Income Trust
Life
Insurance
Investors
11.58
12.66
Life
Insurance
Stk Fund
Inc—1
1
1
4.68
5.11
9.60
10.49
50c
1
13.98
15.11
13.14
1
7.25
Bullock Fund Ltd
:
,-1
16.60
8.06
8.81
14.57
15.92
interest__l
22.91
25.04
Medical Securities Fund Inc—1
Morton (B C)
& Co Funds—
10.58
11.56
10.99
12.04
—1
14.37
15.70
1
25c
6.34
6.93
11.24
12.22
Growth Series
Insurance
Massachusetts
1
11.34
12.20
A &
13.33
C &
6.97
1
Series__
6.36
8.68
9.51
Mutual
Investing Foundation
1
15.19
16.42
Invest
Growth
1
4.31
4.66
Found
10.78
9.86
9.52
Shares Corp
1
al4.95
Trust Shares
1
2.79
Mutual
11.02
Fund
Investment
Mutual
1.61
Fund—1
1
Mutual
1.58
—;
Income
1
Nation
Securities Co Inc_l
Wide
Commonwealth
Int'l
Fd—1
10.08
Commonwealth
Investment
1
Stock Fund—1
9.78
10.68
National
Investors
Corp
15.85
17.32
National
Securities
10.23
Commonwealth
Gen
1
50c
Inc
Fund
Continental Growth Fund Inc.lc
6.84
7.48
18.85
20.61
6.44
7.05
21.25
18.75
De
Inc
Fund-—1
Income
Fund
11.46
1
10.49
8.53
9.35
9.14
10.02
25c
Shares
Dividend
3.68
3.35
Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
4.68
5.06
1
16.80
18.25
50c
12.53
50c
13.65
4.99
Stock Fund
Investment Corp—1
Electronics
National
American
American
Founders
American
General
American
Heritage
(Jacksonville
American
22.35
24.18
15.04
16.26
45'/a
47%
Northeastern
623%
Northwestern
Natl
Line
Ins
Com'wealth Life Insur'Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
Continental Amer Life Ins
Assurance
Continental
Casualty
Hamilton
9.29
Shares
Electronics
Inc
13.32
One William Street Fund-
1
12.76
13.95
Oppenheimer
1
15.25
16.67
Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
5.71
6.20
Fund
Penn
53%
Peoples Life Ins Co ( Wash DC)-5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
64
68'%
54'%
110
1153/4
1.25
4
45%
10
114
119%
Phoenix
Insurance
Pioneer
Protective
78%
Providence-Washington
4
70
Co—
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Pyramid
14
Quaker
69
72'%
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10
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73'%
13%
535
1.25
66'%
St
19%
1
10.57
11.55
Greatamerica
Life
Ins
(NY)
5
Corp
3
(Jacksonville Fla) _2%
Life
Ins
Co
of
NY
20 3%
Insurance
Fire
Steam Boiler & Insur_5
Home
Insurance
Illinois
.Intl
Paul
Fire
Jefferson
al5.83
Life
Ins
Standard
Life
Ins
7.87
8.62
12.35
Kennesaw Life & Accident
1
i_50c
11.29
11.40
Kentucky
2.50
9.41
10.28
Lamar
Price
Fund
Inc
(T Rowe)
Fund
Inc
Provident
1
Fund
Fund
1
Income
15.30
4.16
8.48
Liberty
Life
Life
Ins
9.17
1
Fund
7.00
Federal
7.65
10.38
11.34
3.20s Jan
10.92
11.87
3 % s Feb
25c
Canada
Stevens
Common
al4.00
3.40s
Selected
Shares
American
in
Amer
Union
5
Co
U
1734
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9%
11%
63%
22%
*
Ins
Co in
70
34%
City of N Y_2
82%
86%
U S Life
Ins
51%
54%
Variable
Annuity Life Insur—1
2o V2
30%
Westchester Fire
2
31
33i%
Westn
10%
11%
2
35%
37%
Reserve Life Assur Ohio.,!
17%
19%
Loan
Mar
99.
3.15s
Aug
100
3.15s
Oct
1,
Dec
2,
1, 1963
99.
3.20s
99.28
3%s Feb 3,
99.
1964
99.28
99.
15, 1964
17, 1964
16,
100
99.
—
99.30
Apr 15, 1964
3%s June 15, 1964
99
99.26
99
99.29
Oct
15,
99
99.26
9.59
10.37
3%s
Sep
15, 1965
1
10.79
11.79
1
13.98
15.25
Federal
99.27
99.31
100.1
99.31
100.1
22, 1963
99.30
20, 1964
100.16
Oct
20, 1964
100.6
4s
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
Oct
Apr
4s
100
99
3%s
4'/as
Oct
20,
1965—1
100.8
100.16
4s
1964
Dec
20, 1965—
100.8
100.16
Feb
21, 1966
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
9.05
4%s
100.10
1
14.38
15.75
3%s
Nov 12, 1963
May 11, 1964
100
Sovereign
100
100.4
3'/-is
May
*
39.00
41.75
4s
Sep
100, 8
100.14
4%s
July 20, 1966
May 22, 1967
series
lc
2.62
1
7.53
8.18
1
9.68
10.61
Inc
Investors
3%s
Dec
100. 4
100.12
4s
1
a37.34
4%s
Jun
10, 1965
100. 30
101.6
4%s
l
a31.67
3%s Mar 10, 1966
99. 24
100
12.08
100 24
101
Stein Roe & Farnham
Balanced
Stock
Inc
Fund
Fund
Aerospace-Science
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
6.63
7.27
13.14
14.39
9.50
10.41
Television-Electronics
Securities—
Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
17.60
18.13
a21.89
Fund
Templeton
of
Texas
20th
Grth
Fund
Fund
Century
10c
Series
H-DA
10c
4.84
lc
7.91
"8.59
_lc
3.39
5.43
Accumulated
Continental
United
3.69
Income
United
Funds
2.34
8.19
8.95
Value
Line
9.48
10.36
Value
Line
institutional
Shares
1
Fund
1
6.79
12.23
10.00
l
Ltd-
6.65
17.58
19.11
1
6.94
7.58
5.23
Fund
Inc
1
7.56
Vanguard Fund Inc
1
5.57
10.42
11.39
Wall
1
9.35
10.22
7.13
7.79
Washington Mutual
Inc—
1
10.39
11.36
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington
Fund.
Whitehall Fund Inc__
___l
13.61
14.79
5.14
11.33
Inc
_10c
Investing Corp__
1
11.35
12.40
Investors Group Funds—
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Winfield
11.32
X18.45
Fund
Investors Selective Fund
12.23
19.95..
10.45
3.06
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Intercontinental Fd.
6.71
7.26
6.00
6.48 f
1
12.18
13.31
1
Fund
...
■
'
35.14
35.84
i
14.37
15.66
1
13.56
14.66
7.59
8.30
6.76
7.31
Congress
Street
_1
Inc
100.24
5 %s
10, 1971
99. 24
100.24
July 20, 1970
4%s Oct
1,1970-1967
Inc_
Fund
Fund
r_
Inc„
96.16
100.24
Sep
15. 1972
97.24
Feb
20. 1974
Feb
3%s
100. 16
101.16
4%s
103
104
4%s Feb 20,
102.8
99.16
1978-73
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Ask
Bid
Maturity
Indebtedness—
Treasury Notes
3%s
Aug 15, 1963
100.3
100.5
1 %s
Apr
3%s
Nov
100
100.2
4%s
May
100
l%s
Oct
3%s
Nov
15, 1963
99.30
3%s Feb
15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
v
Treasury
99.29
___.
IV2S Oct
1, 1963
Nov 15, 1963
1%S Apr
1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964——
May
Feb
3%s
Apr
Aug
Oct
101.4
/101.2
100.9
;
3%s
Feb
15,
100.11
l%s
5s
Aug 15, 1964-..—.
Aug 15, 1964—
1%S Oct:
1, 1964-——.
101.14
101.16
100.6
100.8
98.10
98.1)2
101.16
.1,
1,
-___.
l%s
Oct
Apr
1,
a88.20
B-3
99.8
_
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:
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Dated
Due
8-
1-63
99.30
100
3.20s
4-
1-63
1-
2-64
99.26
99.28
12-
3-62
9-3-63
99.30
100
3 25s
5-
1-63
2-
3-64
99.26
99.28
Dated
Bid
Due
Rate
Ask
3 15s
99.31
3.30s
6-
3-63
3-
2-64
3.15s
2-
4-63
11-
4-63
99.28
99.30
3.45s
7-
1-63
4-
1-64
3.15s
3-
4-63
12-
2-63
99.27
99.29
3.65s
8-
1-63
5-
4-64
16.47
17.69
Fund—
Capital Exchange Fd_
Capital—
Centennial Fund Inc
Westminster
Fund
Inc.
—'
1-
2-63
10-
1-63
99.29
al0.72
United States Treasury
Bid
Tel
Security & Conv. Debentures
4%s
&
—1993
4%S
_1999
Carrier
Corp 4%s_
.1982
Chicago Union Station 4%s .1988
A-—-,
Power 4%s
100 %
100%
Quebec
Trailer
4s
Nat
Republic
99%
—1992
1977
103%
99%
Gas
Co
of
4s—'.
Am
5s
104
—1965
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104%
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110'%
/100
conv
r-_1976
100%
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112
116
100%
100%
Westcoast
—2003
1011%
101%
5%s
5s
ww
Trans
series
C
5%s
Nov
14,
1963-
99.868
Nov
21,
1963-
Nov
Aug
22,
1963.
99.803
99.810
29,
102
108
Aug
29,
1963_
99.746
99.755
Dec
5,
1963-
100%
100%
Sep
5,
1963_
99.683
99.694
Dec
12,
1963-
100%
100%
12,
1963-
99.625
99.638
Dec
19,
1963-
19,
1963-
99.563-
99.578
Dec
26,
1963-
Ask
85
88 V'a
Sep
Sep
91
95%
Sep
26,
1963-
99.505
99.521
Jan
2,
1964-
104%
Oct
3,
1963_
99.424
99.435
Jan
10,
1963_
99.361
99.371
J an
9.
15,
Oct
15,
1963.
99.313
99.326
Jan
16,
1964—
17,
1963-
99.291
99.302
Jan
23,
1964-
101%
5s_—1983
99%
99%
Oct
24,
1963_
99.224
99.234
100%
Oct
31,
1963.
99.164
99.185
1988
1988
100%
111
123%
94%
98
"
15,
1964-
July 15,
1964-
Apr
99.26
99.30
100
99.28
100
100.2
Bills
19641964-
102%
A
1963-
99.922
—1993
-——1984
—
7,
99.915
Oct
Eastern Trans 4%s__1983
Textron Amer 5s debentures 1971
—2003
Nov
99.861
8, 196315, 1963_
100%
Texas
Gas
99.977
100%
102%
Electric 4%s_.
102%
Ask
99.973
1963_
1963—
Southwestern Elec Power—
Tampa
1,
Oct
4%s-1993
5%S—1985
Pictures
Sheraton
108%
—1988
Illinois Bell Tel 4%s
Indiana Bell Tel 4%
4%s__1993
4%s —————1993
—1983
l
5s_—„1977
Power
Public Serv El & Gas
102
Aug
Bid
Petroleum
106
98
Aug
Aug
Issues
Bonds
Pacific
104
Gas Prod—
series
Pruehauf
100%
Pennsylvania
1994
Coastal States
99%
Tel
Ask
1-62
3.15s
al5.25
4%S
Bid
11-
a45.00
Fund___—_-
al5.53
Alabama'Power
91.16
Kate
a80.52
American
92.16
91.12
3.10s
Second
Ask
92.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a9.71
Ohio
Bid
99.20
a22.82
Investors
Bonds
99.10
93.17
a21.15
Inc
25.91
Recent
94.20
99.18
25.49
1
100.22
93.13
23.37
Bonds)
95,16
100.20
94.16
24.83
Priced
99.22
95.12
__
1, 1967—
l%s
96.17
99.19
99.20
Apr
1,
3%s Aug 15, 1967—
101.18
15, 1964—
97.17
101.21
99.17
15, 1966
l%s
99.3
Ask
96.13
15 ,1966—
4s
99.25
100.19
99.1
15, 1964
15,
1 %s
99.23
100.17
4%s
3%s
99.31
Notes—
Bid
101.19
1, 1965
(Low
B-l
iB-2
100
97.13
—
(Investment Bonds)
l
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
98.24
103.8
(Continued)
1, 1965
15, 1965
al3.20
Street
102.16
99.24
May
4%s
1
Federal
97.8
106.24
101.16
95.16
3%s
107.24
10, 1977
96.8
105.24
1,1971—
15,1972-1967
103.8
all.61
Fund
Street
Diversification
99. 24
4%s Nov
Inc—
\ 1
Fund
Devonshire
Empire
Mutual Fund
_i
Fpnd—10c
Swap Funds—
Centennial
106.16
1, 1970
10, 1970
3%s
Fund
/
105.16
20, 1970
Maturity—
3.34
,
Growth, Ind
Wisconsin
<
11.18
Fund
103.8
Apr
Certificate of
-
4.70
10.37
15, 1969
102.8
Feb
A
Value Line Special Situations
Investors
lc
.1
Co of America
Trust of Boston
102
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
6.09
Fund.lc
T Institutional Income Fund—lc
Investment
100.8
101
3%s
12, 1973
101.16
20,1969
5%s
102.16
Jun
100.24
100
103.16
102 .8
99.24
98.24
101.12
100.16
102.8
101. 16
4%s Feb
5.72
Inc___
13.02
Int'l Resources Fund Inc
45/«s July
100.14
100.8
L_.
1968
16
106 .24
Sep
7.27
1
6.92
Street
99.6
Mar
1O0
100.24
101
20, 1968
20,
10.96
Ltd__
11.91
Fund
4%s
99.8
98.8
2,1966
Mar
June
4%s
13.37
1
v,
10, 1971
.'
98. 30
4s
Feb, 10, 1972
4%s Jun 12, 1972
7.42
Shares_l
lc
Ltd—?■'■
Foundation Fund..
102
4%s
15.73
2.56
Income
101. 8
10, 1970
4%s
11.15
14.39
10, 1969
Apr
12, 1966
5%s
Fund
Fund
Canada
10.20
1
Fund
International Fund
United Science Fund—
Inc—1
Income Fund
Investors—
1
Apr
Sep
4%s Aug
4.34
United
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Incorporated
Incorporated
3.97
Mar 11, 1968
4%s
7.96
13.19
Dec
4%s
7.30
12.07
Inv__10c
Growth
United
H-C7
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc..
4%s
9.47
1
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
United Funds Inc—
Inc—
Series
1
Can_l
Inc
United
4.97
13.10
3%s
6.88
lc
3%s
10, 1964
11, 1964
7.48
__1
shares
8.37
Sterling Investment Fund Inc__l
2.88
•
Trust
Corp
99.29
Bonds—
3%s Aug 20, 1963
'
99.31
-
-
1963
Bank
Ask
100
99.29
1964
Land
Bid
99.30
—
1963
7.03
Investment
74
66 %
32%
2
3%s
Investors
69%
5
_3
Insurance
8.47
Street
14'%
28%
193'%
20%
(Tex)
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Fire
26%
188
55%
105'%
60%
Serviceslife
U S
9'A
13%
*
Co
United
37%
52%
(Ala)_1
Ins
of
Co
2.83
State
9%
America—2.50
101
3.30s
Boston
Insurance
Bankers
8
(NY)
Guaranty Co
Travelers
(NY)—2
Ins
al9.19
Industry Inc
Trust of
Ins
Security Life Ins
1.25
Shares
Sec Life
United
al0.23
Inc
70%
93%
8%
101
Title
l
Clark
&
Stock Fund
473/4
67 %
88
172
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Banks—
Bid
Ask
Banks for Cooperatives—
Home
Aug 15, 1963
3.30s Sep 16, 1963
1
of
44%
10
152
5
Insurance
65
9
146
United
16%
15'%
61%
Obligations of Government Agencies
1
Inc
Acc_l
Co
Corp
3.30s
Investing
&
Insurance
Title
33
71%
13%
163
4.55
1
for
Inc
15.15
Central
Life
Lawyers
Growth stock
5
30
67
5
6.39
stock
(The)
6.25
(TexasU
12'%
8%
25%
*
18
34
94%
23
5
36»%
97%
10
26'%
91
Haven)—10
11'4
1.25
24%
3
Standard
76%
>16%
623/4
31'%
5
Life
Coast
10'%
58%
29
5
2
Co.;
(New
32%
1
5
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Surety
Ins
9%
64'/a
Springfield Insurance common_2
$6.50 preferred
10
4
142
73'A
_2
Accident—
11.27
i
135
50c
Buffalo
of
&
69 3
Seaboard
7.71
Preferred
Research
C)
(Pa)
of Amer
2.57
■„
'
Istel Fund Inc
(N
Marine
Ins
lc
series
Stock
10
(NY)
—lc
stock
Duke
Co
—lc
Series
Growth
1
5
Ins
&
Life
Seaboard
53'%
66%
5
Life
Co
Ins
50 'A
5
Co
Mid-Cont
Life
Interstate
10
Co
Insurance Co
*
Inc
58
2
Hanover
l
Fund
Shareholders
Funds—
Utilities
5s
196578
Ins
Life
Corp
Reserve
235
225
Ins_2.50
Ins
Republic Insurance (Texas)
5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
1
Insurance Co
—3.50
37'%
63%
10
Corp
575
35 %
2
Life
City
Life
(Birm)
Owners
Life
1
Insurance—
Life
Home
5
Philadelphia
Scudder
Institutional
N
Co
83'%
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Scudder
Common
■
49
52
Hartford
12.19
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Johnston
2
Hartford
1
2.25
Investors
61
of
Co
62%
12.28
Inc
Fund
6.50
,
—5
Co__
Co
Insurance
25'%
American
9.20
P
4.69
-
Insurance
Peerless
Falls
11.36
R
5.94
Boston
60%
Indemnity
Pacific
751/4.
Internat'l
al5.51
York
2.06
of
353/4
56%
Pacific
78
79'%
Reinsurance
1
Horizons
4.28
Funds
33%
70%
138'%
23%
Life
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Nucleonics Chemistry
&
England Fund
New
1
Shares
3%
Y_10
66
75
Southwestern Life Ins Co
10c
Industry
53%
Southland Life Ins
Inc.lc
Administered
16%
35%
52%
16
Revere Fund
Investors
14%
33%
133
of N Y
Co
;
47%
2.50
57'A
Research
America
3.33 %
15
10.09
Foursquare Fund
45 %
Amer—2
54%
15.27
6.01
2434
43 %
Life
Co
1
Ins
Fund
Gulf
Inc
9.33
•
23%
Insurance
Life
Group Assoc-!
*
Reinsurance Corp—5
Firemen's
8.43
Puritan
Founders Mutual Fund
44%
1
Cas
5
(DC)
(NJ)
Insurance
10.21
Fund
14.05
Series
5
&
5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
9.32
Series
Pine Street Fund Inc
6.53
35
10
Co__
Co
Forster Inc
7.71
Stock
Western
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
.
Old
32%
Co
Life
;
South
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Investors
164'%
16
5
5
Continental
Insurance
59'%
158
Ins
62%
Florida Growth Fund Inc
,
of America—1
8%
14%
.—2.50
Combined
Fire
River
59
17.11
'
York
New
8.59
Series
15.83
investment
Hampshire Insurance
7%
14%
101 %
2.50
Great
9.41
Inst
New
North
16.25
Fund
38'%
Ins__40c
Security
8.61
Income
36%
Life
class A
Security Life & Trust Co
14.87
Hamilton
5
Fire
66%
1
Growth
Western
Nationwide Corp
North
General
50
Union
National
17%
Life
47%
National
48
22'%
Eastern
5
743A
28'%
34%
Employers
Employers
24%
45
15%
Eagle Fire Ins Co
23%
26'%
31%
&
1
1
20%
Crum
com
AA
1
American
119%
12%
2
2
60%
77
108 %
98
82
1
Fully
Line Ins
114
50
5
48'%
I"—.;'.
Group
Old
"A"
72%
17%
114%
1
62%
Fund
General
Nat'l
(Ark)
79
(Geo)
of
59'A
70%
56%
103
18%
171
Ins
Accident
&
46
Growth
Fundamental
55%
Fire
5
Putnam
Fund
Life
Employees Insur (DC)—4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
Putnam
Bond
Nat'l
NY—2
9.27
Custodian
National Investors Life
Gov
10.88
Franklin
183%
68 3A
National
5
10
17%
65'A
6%
47%
10
Ins
Co of
xll3
1
(Bait)
Gov't
"9.12
Fd
:;-
6
Life
Glens
8.53
Industrial
Monument
16%
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
143%
7.91
9.95
Financial
12%
5
(NY)
Co
5
48
Inc_l
1
Co
Insur
Ins
Co
13
1
166
*
11%
2.50
Life
17%
5
Co
(N J)
Life
Casualty
Ins
32%
128'%
Maryland
Casualty.Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
10
Standard
Life
Insur
Insurance
Life
31%
124%
44
1
Ins
Security
Life
70 %
30%
1
Ins
6.43
Fund Inc___—1
Mutual Inv Co Inc.l
Shares split 2-for-l
,
Life
Life
Life
4.47
8.80
Trend
Manhattan
(Galveston)
Citizens
4.09
1
1
Fidelity
963A
Companies
Ins
Natl
Georgia
25c
Fiduciary
93%
Ins—
Re-insurance
Citizens
6.63
Fund
Growth
Madison
Assurance
Insurance
12.47
a21.76
Federated
.
Life
Nat
Amer
American
6.07
,10
20c
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
Lincoln
593A
Fla)
Home
American
11.41
1
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Life
19'%
56
Co_1.50
Insur
17%
Insur_l
Life
American Income Life Ins Co
1
5.45
Fund
Balanced
Liberty
7.24
Pioneer
Howard—
&
Lincoln
Ask
10
of Va
5.88
National
14.75
Eaton
26 3/4
7.86
13-54
Dreyfus Fund Inc
24%
1
12.23
Inc-1
Inc
Fund
Stock
Growth
Diversified
Dow
58.95
11.19
Investment Fund—_1
Delaware Income Fund
Diver
58.36
1
—_
Life Insurance Co
5
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
1
New
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware
23'%
Casualty (111) _1
Equitable Assur
2.50
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
1
Series
New
Diversified
22%
American
1
Series
Growth
Investment
Western
Crown
All Amer Life &
Penna
1
Stock
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Series B
Life &
of
Co
Income
Dividend
12.18
Inc
423/4
Insurance Co
Assurance
Preferred Stock Series
8.37
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Fund
39
1
Series
Bond
9.10
——1
Inc
Composite Fund
Concord
Series
Balanced
Composite Bond & Stock
10
Agricultural
Franklin
1
Bid
67
29
Federal
"2.85
Series—
9.41
10.44
Pj||»
••
Life
Criterion
1
D
Commonwealth
Fund—
Life
beneficial
of
Trust
Mutual
& Energy
B—
Units
12.39
1
Inc
Commonwealth Fund Indt Tr
Plan
1
—
,-Q
'/■
161 %
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
Stock
Investors
beneficial
of
i
156
Insurance
Beneficial
int__33y3C
Fund Inc
shares
:
J
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)__2
5
Bankers
1.89
Growth
Companies
Ask
109%
Bankers
1.66
Massachusetts
Life
Bid
104
Bankers & Shippers
1.52
lc
Century Shares Trust
Fund of Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
Plan
7.24
1.73
Investors
Aetna
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
3.50
Boston
Industries
11.95
Chase
Fund
18.67
6.64
Funds—
18.00
Growth Stock Fund.;
Growth
12.15
17.09
a29.72
10.94
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Colonial
11.12
al5.44
16.63
1
Inc
Ltd
Colonial
1
Inc—1
shares—lc
Mass
18.14
Canadian International Growth.
Fund
6.83
16.87
1
General
7.92
Casualty & Surety
6.91
16.00
Ltd
Fund
:—1
Fund
Canadian
6.30
6.23
1
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
International
Loomis
Fund—
Ltd
(1954)
1
Fund—1
Growth
Special Investment shares—lc
Inc
General
Canada
4.50
15.47
Loomis-Sayles Canadian &
Managed
Fund
California
4.11
14.30
14.40
Inc
Investing
Street
11.23
Inc—1
Ridge Mutual Fund
Corp
Boston
10.28
4.52
Bondstock
Broad
1
.1.52
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Blue
Aetna
Cont.
Bonds)
Par
Ask
(Growth Fund)
S-3
10.16
9.30
Bid
(Income Fund)
S-2
al6.45
Fund
Custodian
Keystone
25c
1
1.25
2.21
.
(Quotations for Friday, July 26)
Insurance
Mutual Funds
Par
Mutual Funds—
.
Bid
99.102
Ask
99.125
99.034
99.058
98.971
98.997
98.900
98.927
98.846
98.875
98.784
98.814
98.721
98.745
98.683
98.725
98.543
98.565
98.478
98.501
98.432
98.456
98.409
98.428
98.334
98.349
97.521
97.542
96.617
96.636
114
FOOTNOTES
126%
98
•No
101
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
OVEl(-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
listing on the
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to
y Ex-stock
dividend.
wi When
issued.
Ex-dividend,
Volume
Number
198
6285
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(421)
THE
Blank
clearings this week will
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
15.6%
show
CLEARINGS
increase compared with
an
year
a
Week
•/N
Pre¬
ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
which it is possible to obtain weekly
States for
1963
$32,134,333,543 against $27,805,737,609 for the same week in
center there
is
New
Week
Ended
1962
1963
July 27
$18,477,988,876
York
%
$14,885,124,040
1,290,389,694
1,240,970,791
+
1,054,000,000
+
4.2
855,472,063
820,203,622
+
530,939,490
+
3.6
405,300,000
+13.6
962,887,000
-
915,584,920
+
443,088,211
439,281,603
+
713,101,949
668,682,568
+
412,450,900
392,889,408
+
7,645,769
4,282,945
33,642,881
+
7.9
27,031,505
18,533,690
+ 15.2
14,548,915
13,827,014
——1,325,612,196
1,259,819,254
+
4.4
1,239,905,309
1,239,214,1.75
16,591,406
426,522,523
758,817,195
+ 29.4
+
844,468,293
105,513,400
106,214,800
18,648,565
16,926,689
16,376,109
14,925,612
+'
9.7
13,918,807
15,275,280
520,046,547
472,803,207
+ 10.0
449,469,795
449,948,784
1,962,369,110
1,812,801,432
8.2
1,660,207,842
1,622,788,157
21,467,250
;
435,848,946
Mansfield
'
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
5.0
Ten
cities, five
days
cities,
Other
7,473.171
25,924,603
(7
cities)
2.2
17,892,146
368,743,576
362,130,634
+ 11.3
704,663,937
686,783,809
0.7
88,108,800
75,962,900
+ 10.2
17,410,781
—
16,596,202
16,090,548
days
five
west
$25,263,778,693 $21,352,976,442
5,725,462,375
+18.3
5,377,300,975
Virginia—Huntington
Total
All
all
cities,
cities,
five
days
$30,989,241,068
day
one
$26,730,277,417
Richmond
all
1,145,092,475
cities
week
for
1,075,460,192
'
Estimated.
I
Complete and exact details for the
issue of next week.
11,865,427
+
6.0
440,477,600
+
4.4
196,908,933
176,314,952
980,603,443
908,754,817
+
Columbia—Washington—
able to
covered
by the foregoing will appear in
today, inasmuch
an
433,194,074
172,579,680
424,011,409
+ 11.7
7.9
925,282,464
867,987,303
9,457,320
145,782,244
cases
47,349,734
Macon
has to be estimated.
37,722,035
+
175,593,529
492,000,000
8,551,867
484,200,000
11,317,073
+ 17.9
9,595,267
157,891,728
8,150,015
9,057,815
Mobile
7,685,467
+ 17.9
7,457,441
6,576,425
322,286,263
326,313,987
+ 12.5
307,468,370
320,149,731
+ 12.5
274,520,004
279.804,283
367,066,764
21,435,180
Louisiana—New
18,110,007
1,096,021
711.867
+
5.5
300,292,000
293,732,878
+
8.9
1,627,980,830
1,607,300,738
+ 51.0
3,777,753
22,286,881
12,678,750
336,588,000
318,939,000
1,952,910,131
1,793,419,187
-
Orleans
cities)
(10
3.1
+ 10.9
20,791,468
997,000
+
1,105,725
—
Total
6.1
362,645,656
Mississippi—Vicksburg
increase of 9.7%; the aggregate clearings for
42,891,591
+ 12.3
553,100,000
—.
Alabama—Birmingham
present further below,
we
42,001,479
191,709,256
+ 12.7
215,244,184
Florida—Jacksonville
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
was
262,536,942
587,100,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
the week ends
as
not available at time of going to press.- Ac¬
statement, however, which
July 20. For that week there
5,483,383
20,716,000
279,065,761
10,070,349
+15.6
Tennessee—Knoxville
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
cities)
(6
+ 11.8
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
week
are
6,358,600
24,014,000
2.2
459,887,501
'
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Sautrday figures
+
District of
6.5
+
+ 26.1
244,216,145
Maryland—Baltimore
+15.9
$32,134,333,p43 $27,805,737,609
.
5,960,693
29,920,000
273,139,756
12,575,495
Carolina—Charleston
Total
Total
7,517,758
30,574,000
Virginia—Norfolk
6.5
+
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
South
are
5,384,441
(a)
0.6
Baltimore
we
6,809,577
6,804,411
Columbus
0.9
Cleveland
our
6,484,072
7,526,015
31,190,843
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
*
1,168,000,000
+ 13.8
+
(a)
5.2
Francisco
San
1,164,000.000
4.7
+ 63.3
29~8
Cleveland
4.3
*550,000,000
460,400,000
City
b.ui* 7,888
+
'
Cincinnati
Louis
5,927,014
—
1,643,942
21,349,366
cities)
(9
Ohio—Canton
4.0
1,098,000,000
St.
~7~0
2,263,065
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
(
Chicago
Kansas
1.671.340
856,278
+24.1
Philadelphia
Boston
1,886,406
7,247,290
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
1,557,131
3,041,951
(a)
Jersey—Trenton
Total
%
+ 38.7
1,182,000,000
9,770,437
Delaware—Wilmington
for this week follows:
mary
1960
$
+ 10.2
6,755,786
<v
4,967,061
8,249,646
.
Wilkes-Barre
sum¬
'
1961
or
(a)
6,282,795
1,237,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
York
gain for the week ending Friday of 24.1%. Our comparative
a
1,883,886
1,639,793
(a)
Lancaster
1962. At this
075!645
2|274|365
Chester
above those of the corresponding week last yar. Our preliminary totals
at
2
Bethlehem
Scranton
stand
July 20
Inc.
V, Dec. %
District—Philadelphia-
Pennsylvania— Altoona
clearings will
Ended
1962
$
Third Federal Reserve
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 27, clearings for all
cities of the United
be
OF'BANK
COURSE
45
18,361,775
the whole country having amounted to
$34,541,248,191 against $31,498,784,030 in the
week in 1962.
same
Outside of this city there was a gain of 9.7%; the bank
at this center showing an increase of 11.3%.
Federal
Reserve Districts in which
they
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
clearings
We group the cities according to the
located and from this
are
the New York Reserve District the totals show
an
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
note that in
we
Indiana—Fort
improvement of 11.4%; in the
7.9%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 8.9%.
credit
9.6%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 6.0%.
Terre
District the totals record
the
following
we
furnish
a
Reserve
SUMMARY OF BANK
1st
Ended
July
20—
Boston
12nd
New
:3rd
Philadelphia
York
4th
Richmond
•6th
Atlanta
7th
6th St.
9th
1,126,229,827
1,049,340,316
+11.4
16,708,181,229
15,190,980,377
"
19,318,606,800
17,341,420,651
"
1,325,612,196
1,259,819,254
+
4.4
1,239,905,309
1,812,801,432
+
8.2
1,660,207,842
980,603,443
908,754,817
+
7.9
925,282,464
"
1,952,910,131
1,793,419,187
+
8.9
1,627,,980,830
1,607,300,738
"
2,114,073,978
1,978,736,336
+
6.8
1,914,966,571
"
1,037,348,307
946,761,094
+
9.6
881,876,749
(17 cities)
"
926,159,870
873,441,392
+
6.0
832,400,032
"
980,400,404
913,816,480
+
7.3
873,721,483
813,022,295
"
10
872,065,152
"
782,534,004
+11.4
add
1,891,324.602
1,761,049,556
+
7.4
1,697,988,882
+
9.7
30,120,310,996
14,651,358,210
+
7.7
13,889,072,450
Paul
.'
i
i".
Maine—Bangor
.
Fall
*
.
.
-
$. *
..
'
1962
Inp.or
f-:*'
!_
r
Dec. %
t
+
-•
1.4
-
942,985,919
9,634,115
+
9.6
'
913,420,634
-
+
3.2
<
3,934,650
—
9.5
V4,345,926
1,455,052
Springfield
25,007,684
Worcester
$i"
/, .
'■
$
■'
4,223,198
8,819,912
?
8,090,242
850,762,026
3.710.782
4,375,141*.
y
,
—11.7
1,590,247
7
4,363,157
4,305,806
+
1.2
7
,19,133,462
.16,841,337
24,699,199
18,290,518
+
4.6
16,459,564
17,018,315
+18.1
64,660,315
61,401,698
52,577,664
44,518,602
4,324,118
4,694,069
1,179,774,198
1,126,229,827
cities)..
(7
+
6.8
+18.1
32,428,328
York—Albany
-
38,780,712
42,352,054
—
7.9
3,744,254
Jamestown
+
4.8
1,049,340,316
1,026,653,568
56,420,058
36,587,055
' +54.2
36,249,639
32,001,758
162,859,509
+12.8
152,249,538
151,606,235
3,842,179
4,175,045
Syracuse
16,847,425,820
61,515,825
—
4,171,999
18,759,885,443
York
59,501,999
40,461,224
^
95,830,430
New Jersey——
112,013,081
—-
3.9
9,926,967
514,189,033
9,375,657
9,839,054
+
+
6.3
565,626,297
+
7.1
214,647,101
—15.9
11,540,483
4,141,249
+ 28.1
6,642,958
18,073,576
+ 23.1
5,597,651
7,584,452
4,407,864
7,636,047
5.7
18,028,391
15,947,633'
873,441,392
832,400,032
759,591,422
Wichita
-
13,861,746
235,825,437
18,740,028
';
39,189,108
644,187,425
1.
15,972,351
.
—
195,201,663
12,282,215
+18.7
2,852,933
3,420,115
0.1
3,893,121
4,052,395
+11.3
16,231,238,546
14,744,783,403
3.4
53,908,069
51,084,096
+
+
38,341,585
"
19,318,606,800
+
+
5.5
32,935,621
80,672,886
+18.8
84,300,981
3.7
\110,552,781
108,017,619
17,341,420,651
6.0
"
1,152,455 f
1,372,421
11,314,000
—
7.0
1,436,695
1,286,517
3.7
1,071,667
955,430
+.22.5
9,712,953
6.0
201,602,910
8,928,496
192,413,713
—
222,440,779
13.837,864
37,129,281
+
—•
-Joseph-^———
5.5
16,579,654
44,534,301
41,062; 493
.7.0
574,602,310
534,793,465
15,003,687
9,474,421
14,575.854
8.0
.13,618,219
7,746,113
: 980,400.404
—'
City
602,091,572
10,230,524
:
j_a_—
Missouri—Kansas
St,
1,071,543
:——
—-
Total
(9
913,816,480
L. a
cities)
^Eleventh Federal Jteserve District—Dallas—:
+ 35.4
+
6.5
;
12,067,67*
9,755,317
'
+
7.3 ;
873,721,493
-
813,022,293
;.
20,905,011
680,398,214
51,992,851
5,440,000
Galveston
—
Falls—
,
Louisiana—Shreveport
•
6,277,768
14,779,326
14,969,710
872,065,152
'
-
-
54,184,007
6,815,000
6,716,734
Worth
Wichita
19,889,305
772,231,230
Dallas
Fort
Total
(6
782,534,004
5.1
16,294,577
13,603,623
+ 13.5
616,507,652
579,327,325
4.0
48,944,789
5,532,000
48,527,956
+
—
—20.2
•
5,391,000
7.0
6,507,125
6.257,130
1.3
14,673,146
14,162,267
+11.4
708,459,289
667,269,301
+
—
cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
257,764,915
+
8.9
7,375,113
+
8.8
246,792,394
6,971,847
230,094,33d
8,021,018
.318,923,574
279,578,011
+ 14.1
277,312,930
268,522,070
;
: 153,068,773
137,631,990
+ 11.2
127,180,561
116.608.556i
24,079,325
—27.7
11,404,685
15,766,870
—27.7
13,860,502
17,109,580
>
1,027,511,448
7.3
923,005,877
811,090,836
38,408,440
957,676,641
48,736,558
+ 21.2
38,594,249
15,884,532
15,446,119
+
2.8
44,723,080
13,966,534
20,104,944
16,994,014
+ 18.3
17,443,905
18,756,457
'
1,891,324,602
1,761,049,556
7.4
1,697,988,882
1,548,466,759
;
34,541,248,19.1
31,498,784,030
+
9.7
30,120,310,996
28,002,800,341
15,781,362,748
14,651,358,210
+
7.7
13,889,072,450
13,258,016,93®
280,598,127
—
+
+11.4
16,708,181,229
Lake
-
City
California—Long
:
;
;
17,399,061
Beach
Pasadena
San
Francisco
San
Jose
Santa
—
=
Barbara-
Stockton
Total
-
(10 cities)
1
+
+
26,731,252
6,113,102
29,658,061
11,919,509
31,011,408
.
79,979,606
Grand
total
(106
cities)
93,041,361
Outside
3,322,367
862,221,177-
+
580,825,727
237,578,547
16,340,281
1,322,242
Oregon—Portland
4,561,398
—.1
881,876,749
+
4,400,792
.
183,744,296
—
cities)
9.6
,
—
Utah—Salt
Elmira
(9
946,761,094
—
„
Yakima
Total
3,710,943
27,023,204
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
_
2,5
—
926,159,870
cities)
Texas—Austin
66,834,913
Island—Providence
Jersey—Newark
170,821,726
3,798,629
1,684,410
+15.3
29,125,073
Northern
226,377,084
181,634,073
8,175,984
17,038,427
Washington—Seattle
New
231,831,733
8.7
835,293,267
4,491,294
31,091,470
Rochester
461,700,000
7.1
+
4,531,661
19,135,205
Hampshire—Manchester
New
464,700,000
+
5,303,425
!"
Kansas—Topeka
1,647,097
-
Haven
Buffalo
+ 11.5
13,736,272
._+
-
Hastings
1960 ;
78,932,711
'Connecticut—Hartford
New
465,500,000
265,373,902
212,088,563
—i
Coloradp—Colorado Springs
4,528,387
10,559,702
*
_
Bedford
(12
8,969,265
1,797,305,070
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
••
1961
~
^
"'4,590,705 \
River—,
Total
+
I6,281,46(
>
10,220,036
Nebraska—Fremont
-
'V
5,179,318
Rhode
1,914,966,571
1,978,736,336
2,871,415
617,254,000
Helena
the figures for each city for the
•Week Ended July 20
...1963
New
:New
6.8
254,431,726
;
Lincoln
Lowell
New
14,871,680
ljL.978,611
18,877,46(
1,310,109,98(
7,356,25(
•16,360,635
District—Minneapolis-
—
Dakota—Aberdeen
■
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
18,418,348
+ 19.5
+ 22.5
1
+
1,037,348,307
Dakota—Fargo—
'
Di^rlct—Btsicn— >
—
-
.
,
*
.
Fiat Federal Reserve
—16.0
16,708,392
10,408,511
•
10,295,734
6,966,102
4,920,353
178,923,835
3,704,562
Montana—Billings
13,258,016,938
detailed statement showing
.
'
9,629,052
17,410,353
104,668,000
519,000,000
South
.Omaha
:
+ 20.1
13,056,421
28,002,800,341
week ended July 20 for four years:
Clearings at—
8,321,290
18,338,325
8.1
+ 12.7
3,507,763
20,503,285
1,548,466,758
31,498,784,030
U 15,781,362,748
our
9,990,334
4.8
230,531,749
North
667,269,301
708,459,289
34,541,248,191
—106 cities
now
5.8
0.7
284,111,996
.
Minneapolis
St.
759,591,422
9
7
^Tew York City
We
Louis
(4 cities)
Total
Outside
1,432,026,382
2,114,073,978
Ninth Federal Reserve
862,221,177
6
Francisco
1,515,720,764
2,711,796
1,406,405,010
12,745,004
Minnesota—Duluth
1,797,305,070
4
Total
>
+ 47.9
19,958,701
Total
867,987,303
10
City_
20,011,881
+
1,622,788,157
1,962,369,110
Dallas
56,702,62]
1.0
3,331,561
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,239,214,175
17
Kansas
llth
8,284,294
59,708,354
+
-
Kentucky—Louisville
1,026,653,568
"
Minneapolis
10th
3.6
+ 10.5
15,410,512
Missouri—St.
$
$
(
4.8
+
"
Louis
12th San
Dec. %
$
1,179,774,198
I960
1961
or
7
Chicago
+
23,159,115
2,253,259
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc.
6
—
10,125,859
67,857,746
23,395,887
-
Total
9
__
10,482,263
74,975,419
174,614,601
8,753,685
Springfield
9
Cleveland
5th
+
5,138,546
Rockford
1962
$
12 cities
10,940,678
Peoria
CLEARINGS
1963
Week
18,389,295
111,030,000
+ 28.5
209,729,507
.
Decatur
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
+ 10.5
Haute
CityIllinois—Bloomington
Chicago
and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 7.4%>.
In
—19.7
10,862,499
4,753,222
186,079,097
Sioux
increase of 7.3%; in the Dallas Reserve District of 11.4%,
an
20,387,079
122,007,000
13,956,160
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
Moines
The Chicago
In the Kansas City
16,368,790
134,782,000
7;:
,
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
gain of 6.8%; the St. Louis Reserve District of
a
15,973,802
Wayne
South Bend
larger by 8.2%; in the Richmond
Reserve District has to its
4,035,509
25,439,249
16,739,033
..
Indianapolis
Boston Reserve District of 4.8%, and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 4.4%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
Beserve District of
6,094,367
25,255,130
-
15,190,980,377
(a)
New
Clearings
York
City
operations
discontinued..
The Commercial and
46
Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN'EXCHANGE RATES
requirements
the
to
Pursuant
Section
of
CERTIFIES
BY
FEDERAL
JULY
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
19,
1963
Country and Monetary Unit
TO" JULY
Cable Transfers in
Buying Rate lor
Noon
1963,1 INCLUSIVE
25.
.00732206
.00741850
;
Austria, schilling
,
India,
-
.
;
.0387375
:
.0200450
.0200457
.925687
.925429
.924500
.210150
__
.210150
'
.310566
'
(Metropolitan),
deutsche
.144808
;
'•:■
.204006
.204000:;:
Ireland, pound
Italy;
:
.251025
,Xiv 2.800500
1
.209663
2.800625
2.800600
X
'
"
:
3
2.800560
/j:
'
Aug 14
Aug
1
2148
100
Aug 15
1
*
192
1
*
due 1987
-Oc^ 1
Eckerd Drugs of Florida, Inc.—
7%
conv.
subord. debs, due July 1, 1971
July 29
Glenmore Distilleries Co., 4% debs, due Aug. 1, 1972—Aug
1
National Tea Co., 5% debs, due Aug. 1, 1977
Aug
i
Steinberg's Properties Ltd.—
6% first mtge. series D bonds due Aug. 1, 1984
Aug
1
285
101
102
.00160985
.00275466
Atlanta Gas
.326533
.326533
.326533
British
.326533
.0800560
.0800560
.277591 *"
.277568 X"
2 772435
.277625
.139900 n
.139906
.0349000
.139904
.0349000
.0349000,
.0166631
.0166631
.016663r
1
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.193083
.193050
.231325
.231387 • ;V
1.395080
>
1.395068
V
2.800600
;
1,395048
2.800625
5%
2.800560 "
Texas. Eastern
Increase ( + )or
;.y.
:
July 24r
ASSETS— '1
certificate
-
1963
accounti-iUx,,,'
certificate
1963
3
687
+
>
3
+105
15,349
Cash
(421)
~
+
75
20
Acceptances;
Bought
Held
outright;:;
under
39?
repurchase
7-
1
'
3
—
agreement'
—
1
U. S. Government securities; ;
Bought outright—
■
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Bills
•
5xhc/o
deben-
:
Gas
Line
Pipe
-
143 77
1
.
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•
51
1
Aug
Corp.—
V
■
ENTIRE
Company and IssuerOil
Associated
due
Dec.
.
r
7.
Co.—
77
3%%
1 ?
g.g-7:^.-77'7
CALLED
ISSUES
7^
,,-
;
debs.
;
and B subord. conv.
1, ,1968^—
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry.
i;
deposits
Gas
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due
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Date) + «:Page^.'
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2352,''.X
Aug ;'5
1963—^—
2353,
conv. pref. stock—Aug
1
preferred stock———Aug 12 >
; Gardner-Denven Co.,
4%
cumulative preferred stock
Aug ,1
York City; $136 million in the San Francisco District;
7 :: 3J/2%
1st mtge. series D bonds due 1964__;—_____-Aug
1
Genesco Inc. $3.50 cumul. pref; series A and B stocks__July 31
$93 million: in the city of Chicago; $64 million in the
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
r
77,
,7,
Kansas City District, and $60 million in the Boston Dis¬
6J/4%
1st mtge. pipe line bonds due 1977:
Aug 23
trict.
Savings deposits increased $39 million and "other" t Polaroid Corp., 5%. first preferred and $2.50 second.
time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corpora-^
preferred stocks
.7.
—;
Sep 24 "
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—.7
W'u;'"-;1:
tions increased $44 million.
,■
;
5%%
debs, due July 1, 1985—^
Aug 24
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from- ; Southern California Edison Co.— "
! ;;7 X .
:
1
4.48%. conv. pref. stock and 4.56% conv. pref. stock—July 31
Federal Reserve Banks increased $159 million but bor¬
Southern California Gas Co.—
,1 ;
rowings from others decreased $125 million.,* Loans to
First mortgage bonds, series C, due 1993
Aug 2
61
—
and
1976
1,
first mtge. pipe line bonds due-1979 and" 5Va%'V:r7..''77;:,i'1'
first mtge. pipe line bonds due 1980—
—Aug 1 / 143
Vulcan Materials Co., 6V*%
cumul. preferred stock_„_Nov 1
144 '
r
adjusted increased in all but one
district and included increases of $325 million in New
Demand
23
—
'207 V-
—
Dec.
290
5%
,•
582-
—.-
358
advances--:
decreased; Treasury
bills by $7, million; Treasury certificates byL;$3 million;
and the combined total of Treasury notes and U, S. Gov¬
ernment bonds by $168 million.
;
* ;
:
member banks
reporting
weekly
1962
:i
1,311
reserves
July 25,
v
due
237
7.,,
-
,
:—
14,03®'
Redemption fund for F. R. notes___
Discounts- and
July. 17,
v
*
Aug 15
—4,—Aug
Dec. 1, 1976
Aug. 1, 1980,
due
.
due
7 Transcontinental
agricultural
loans" decreased $86 million.
"Other"? loans increased
$26 million.,
:
All" categories of U. S. Government securities held by'
Decrease (—) Since
*:;<ii.,
debs,
tures,
*»
,
$36 million, and
ReaD estate loans increased
(In millions of dollars)
;;
debs,
5%%
aricb art; increase' of $37
million^ respectively, during the. similar week in 1962.
.witfL B-UecrBase pf $18 million
,
""
Power Co.—
due
Feb.
15,
1982
Transmission Corp.—
debs,
■7 7 5j/2%
Sep
1982_;
1,
bonds
mtge.
Electric
4%%
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Aug
Co.—
Co.—
Power
first
Potomac
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Sept.
due
debs,
4%%
•
.193056 1
1.393018
2.800160
Ltd.—
Co.
first mtge. series O bonds due Apr. 1, 1990
Enquirer, Inc. 5% debs, due Aug. 1, 1967
Consumers
,
1
.231265
2.800500
'
1.394849
.
United Kingdom, pound sterling
.139925
.193100
-
.231340
.
v-
.0166631.
.231362
;
.193075
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
1
Republic of South Africa,1 rand
.139925
.0349000
$:■
.0349000'
'
.0166631
Electric
Consolidated Natural Gas
2.772831
v
preferred stock
debs, due Aug. 1, 1982
Cincinnati
.277450
.277518
2.772871
Illinois—
of
prior
Light Co. 4%%
Columbia
6V2%|
.0800560.
.0800560
.0800560
2.772896
2.772772
..
.
-
peseta
cumulative
5V4%
.
debs.,
Investment Co.
American
,
.00161031
.00275466
.326575
Spain,
1
.00160925
Netherlands, guilder
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
*
Aug
1968
7.
7
due Feb. 1, 1975
.
subord.
conv.
.00275466
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
New
Page
Aug 15
5%%
.
Co.—
Finance
Aetna
.
.00160850
.00275483
.<
Date
Engineering Co., Inc.—
6V2%
conv. debs, due April 1,
Adams
;
.00275466"
.00160800
i
.
284
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
.
.250975
.209663
.251045
.209663
i::
2.800160
,
lira
.144825
.204050
.209663
.250979
:
V
"
Japan, yen
Pags
1
——Aug
bonds
fund
PARTIAL
f :
:
.310571
.204050
.310571
.250987
.209683!
.144825
.310571
.144825
.310571
•
R.
.204050
franc..
new
inark__
)':
.210150
;
.144781
rupee
Date
sinking
refunding
1st
.210150
TENDER
OF
'.925468'
.210150
•.
1
..
NOTICE
Electric Co.—
&
Gas
Baltimore
.0200456
.0200430
indicated)
i:* Company and Issue—
.0387125
.0387125
•
.0200400
I
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
Finland, markka
Germany,
.0387125
..
.922031
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
France
J.
.0387166
location ins.
given in the Chronicle.
in which the details were
2.231521
2.231553
2.231573
under sinking1 fund provisions:.;
date indicates the redemption or last date for mak-i
called
\;.y$
■
redemption,
for
called
ing tenders, and the page number gives the
Volume (except where otherwise
.00742992
.00747900
.00742070
2.231474
2.231203
pound
Australia,
$
$
'
$
Argentina, peso
corporate bonds, notes, *
of
stock
the current
Thursday
July 25
July 24
July 22
list
a
common
those
including
United States Money)- .
Wednesday
July 23
July 19
OF 1930
found
be
and
preferred
The
(Value in
will
Below
•"
Tuesday
Monday'"
Friday
York
New
"
•
-
Fund Notices
the different
UNDER TARIFF ACT
BANK TO TREASURY
RESERVE
■
-
~
Federal Reserve Bank
the Tariff Act of 1930, the
522 of
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Total gold
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking
:
certifies daily to
Goki
.
.
(422)
Central Securities
Coleman
Corp.. $1.50
cum.
'
7 7-
2461—
cumul.
4V4%
Inc.,
Co:,
'
1741-t
2462 -.>7
"
'*7 '7
286
.
-
2,932
—
Certificates
V
2
+
14,464V
~~
Notes
9,806:,
Bonds
638
+
—
8^733
—7,483
J—
4,548:
-+
' 682
+
2,570
25641 '•
.
Total
Held
bought- outright
repurchase agreement
31,750
—
T- •' 2
:
under
U.
Total
S.
Govt,
securities
31,7501
2
—
domestic commercial banks decreased
-+2.570
X'-'
•'
i
Total
Cash
Bank
loans
items
-
in
and
securities
process
premises
Other
31,864:'
._
collection
of
(1,219)
i_
___
213:':
—
5,188 ;
•
1,263
-
102::
assets
+
215
X
—
416
"l9
+
''7'
1
■1
Air
Lines, Inc.—
47/s% : conv. subord. debs,
:V;V';:Vv7;.-
6
v7
7':
July 17,
July
assets
(1,640)
Federal Reserve
Deposits:
,
(421)
30,533
account
1,020
(5)
__
(5)
accrued
v,'
'
17,359
(1,214)
_
3,804
(1,640)
_
1
/■'
T
;
397
+
:
v
U.
—1,452 s"
483
~v.
capital, accounts
Total liabs.
& capital accounts
gold certificate reserves to
R.
note
+
1
+
934"
89
(1,640)
+
~~14
—1,437
53,277
25
,
i
—*,,
v
,—
3
31.8%
,
-
:
purch.
for
foreigh
acceptances
correspondents
1
:
—2.1%
.
85
+
1
•
4
+
are
prooess.
banks__
—
with
Banks
R.
F.
coin
and
—
banks
domestic
with
Balances
assets—net
Demand
L—
—
Individuals,
banks of the
shows
the
statement
Federal
of
States
U.
Reserve
following
member-
weekly reporting
System in leading cities
principal
changes
for
the
week
ended
July 17:{ Decreases of $105 million in loans ad¬
securities,
''other"
increases, of
securities
and
$195
million
in
holdings
$834 million in demand
of
meut- demand deposits and $125 million, in demand de¬
credited
Commercial
$30 ^million;
to
domestic
and
commercial
industrial
loans
these loans decreased $240 million.
dealjers for
decreased
purchasing
or
a
and
savings
a
net
of
Loans to brokers and"-
carrying U.
S\
Government
4,716
4,648
time
and
States
Great
.
834
^-1,331
' + 1,900
t. +
11
—
506
Great
Great
+
CAPITAL
!
Life
Assurance
Co.
(Winnipeg)
increased
$30
million,
and
their
loans
for
! Exclusive
.
+
4
1,762
vestment
7—
+;
'—
—
156
9
—
125
49
142
—
Hackensack
25
+
82
+
31
+
7,878
Hagerstown
Bros.
Halle
+
3,679
Halliburton
44
+
Hallnor
—
66
+
3,015
517
5
+
31
222
1" +
14
2,822
+
96—
—
Banks—^
——
+
8
—
159
125
156
—
693
+
5,643
-
—
tion
purchasing
million.
or
Loans
carrying "other" securities decreased $68
to
sales
and
personal financing institu¬
tion^ decreased $85 million and loans to "other".nonbank
financial institutions increased $60
million,
as
compared
of
valuation
to
'.+
13,932
—
+
+'
25
662
Ltd.,
Cotton,
reserves:
domestic
commercial
banks
individual loan items
are
and
after
shown
.
' 3
.
1
1
7-31
!
7-19
f
"
.7-15
7-15
Chemical
7-25
7-25"
A
4.50%
4.96%
Hat
——
(monthly)
(quar.)
&
(quar.)-
World
*
v'"'/'i'
::*>
\
5%
>:
Light,
Electric
—
,
common
preferred
America, common
preferred (quar.),.
"
of
'
,
,
-,x.'
8-
6
1
9-
9
8-22
11-29
10-
1
8-30
9-
1
8-15
7-15
8-
1
8-
1
9-24
tl5c
6%c
15c
12V2c
35c
35c
lVi%
40c
(quar.)—
56V4C
62c
10c
,-j—
62Vic
7
...
7 TiU
X;
7-12
8-
12-16
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
*1
t4c
f25c
$$1.25
■ .,$035
3V2c..
3Vic
(quar.)__
Co.
Brace
Hartford
.
-7-15
8-21
60c
Corporation (quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
(quar.)———
Hartfield Stores (stock1 dividend)
—
gross.
7-11
7-15,1
7-
7,12c ,
5%
: 7'' 7
25c
common———_
Equities, class A
Mfg.
Harcourt
7.
•r.?
7 7-10
7-31
12V2c
——
(increased)-—-^
Industries, Ltd.—
Hansen
commercial
'•
912-
8-15
new
Inc.
Hanover
deduc¬
banks, less cash items in process of collection.
§ Includes certified and officers' checks not shown separately.
U Includes time deposits of U. S. Government and postal savings not
shown separately.
*
July 10 figures revised.
<1
9-10
12-10
5%
(quar.)
(increased).
4.
H-DA
class
,
(quar.)
Funds,
H-C7
60c
■
i—
Ltd
Series
t Includes all demand deposits except those of U. S. Government and
domestic
9
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Series
26
393
895
341
+
Co.,
preferred
5%
Hand
241
:
of Calgon Corp.
Co.
(increased quar.)
common
(quar.)
Gas
Mines,
Hamilton
*
—
2,592
loans
7-
1
title
corporate
39
3,800
7
^.
(quar.)
& Controls, Inc.—•
announcement
under
dividend
See
Co.
Water
Chemical
Hagan
2
+
Fund,
income)
.
121
679
+ :
1
8-25
8-
U0c
Inc. (from net in-7—.,.—
Gulf Life Insurance
(stock dividend)
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—. 7
'
'
$5
preferred (quar.)
i—
^
*X $5 preferred (quar.)—
Gulf & Western Industries
(stock dividend)
Mutual
Guardian
+
etc
ACCOUNTS
of
7-29
;
Harsco
securities
8-19
8-
9-15
40c40c
!12V2c
—
(quar.)
class A
Coal,
7-15
1
3
Insurance. (Houston)—
—
—
+
others—
liabilities
Life
.—J,
—
2
8-30
8-31
25c
75c-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ry.
Class ..B
Hamilton
:
Co.
r
8-23
(quar.)—30c
Co.
^
758
2,331
+
+
v
insts.,
Paper
89-
•
15c
Tea
8-
9-16
,
' !
subdivisions
banks
$2
—
7-10
7-12
.
West
11,358
.
R.
West
Great
'
F.
Quarterly
Quarterly
36,660
political
From
Southern
v
:V;
,
+
55,117
deposits
From
Northern
7
•
official
Northern
,
6c
:
(s-a)^
Y.)
(N.
Pacific
&
'Great
4,271
441.
2,570
3,661
566
Borrowings:
Other
—
Atlantic
Great
2,509
-- 4.
363'
;•
1,126'
interbank
Domestic
—
Bank
"jGrand Union Co. (quar.)
7 '
*
deposits
Savings
Commercial
ago
7>,.r.:
etc
savings
Other
—
—
7
deposits—total I
;
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Time
•
20
73
—
67,401
:
,
Govts., official insts.,
Commercial' banks -
..
Govts.,
year
178
-7
3
—
-Foreign:-..:..
banks.
during the comparable week
673
—
—11,761
572
;—.—i—
Foreign;-
posits
+
65
——
62,526
93,868
corporations
subdivisions-
interbank:
Mutual-
deposits
adjUsted, and decreases of $506 million in U. S. Govern*:
partnerships &
and.'; political
Government
Domestic
1,264
7—'
v
'
--.Commercial—a
-
justed and $178: million in holdings of U. S. Government
S.
—
deposits
adjusted I—
——s
deposits—Total §_"—______
-
Demand
+
National
Grace
^
8-15
7-31
-
15c
32V2c
—
,
—
—
assets/liabilities
Total
26 1
A (quar.)_.
(increased)
Batteries
(quar.)
7-31
t50c
12J/2c
'
— —
—
Gourmet ' Restaurants !'••
of Rec.
Payable
(Canada)—*•
Co.
(quar.)_
Corp., class
Gould-National
+.;. 543
+
655
+
9
+ 2,439
Per
Gloucester
of
.
Share
V
^
— •
—
8- 7L
XT
5%
conv;: preferred» (quar.)—,
—:l 37V2c
- —" -75 - "+
8- 1
Greater All American Markets,
Inc._^__—
5c
+
195
+
8- 1
Greeley Gas Co., 5Va% preferred A j(quar.)_- $1.37J/2 7
12,461
+
409
—
649
7-30
Greenfield Real Estate Investment Trust—
22J/2c
1,668 * — - 47
+
102 ,;
4, 8- 9
Gross Telecasting Inc., common
(quar.)
40c
3,133+
127
,,
+.
238
78- 9
Class
B
(quar.)
—
——
i> 7V2c
5.39T.
+
63
' +
647
7-31
Growth Industry Shares, Inc. . (quar.)_—' 30c
171,393
+1,527
411,714
7-31.
Growers Wine,
Ltd., class A-iquar.)——tlOc •;
.
,
12
36 -
+
29,736
4,020
'.Gorton's
-
r
;
& Rubber
Tire
4%
preferred
7Gordon Jewelry
:
-■
11
'-V■ V ■'
'.]
■
of Company
Goodyear
10
+
1,877
,
•
LIABILITIES—
condition
Name
; 205
+
85
60
+
certificates of indebtedness— ;V 1,746
Treasury'.fiotes & U.S. bonds maturing:
Within
one
year
2,488
.One. to five years-——
:
>,14(290
...After
five years——
- 7,192
Other
securities
J
18,348
Other:
The<
1,339
—
,+
762
16,908
—
securities—total___—
S, .(Government
Treasury
bills
Currency
..
+
2
-v:
3,176
a
commercial
domestic
to
Reserves
the eliminations made in the consolidating
1
Condition Statement of Member Banks
7--" •■■*■-
—
banks
loans "
foreign
——
Figures in parentheses
68
7''''.
j7,.
64
.
Treasury
,
Continued from page
;
+
+
.'19,095 '
——;
...
Contingent liability*-on
76
1,524
,
loans
Other
_
U,
*-
7
:
.•>7,.-:'.-7 7 7''
—
Holders
2
30
finance[ etc.*' 3,996 .*"♦—
personal
finance,
to
estate
Loans
+ 1,782
v
.
3,088
—
+ 0.5%
.
:7.'/7 -7; v
513
+
■■
—
securities
Other
Real
liabilities
——
S.
Sales
7
46
+
pur-:
'.'77:
7 Loans to nonbank financial institutions: v
1,708
+
+
.*
for
When
DIVIDENDS
2,223
for purchasing or carrying:'
Government securities
Other
14
+
—
dealers
and
...
8,501
30
86
Other :loans
.
Othpr
-
3
+
—
+
—
—
securities
Other
105
t
■s-.v-
9,653
1,394
carrying:
securities
or
143
'
+ 10,326
+.
.
35,261
—
Government
&.
Loans
l
combined
106
+ X 283
682
—
.
51,771
■
F.
chasing
U.
88
—
83,840
153
——
loans
brokers
to
Loans
GO
'
*
ACCOUNTS—
and
617"
—
75
Surplus •••■>
deposit
"
—
—
—
loans
—
industrial
and
Agricultural
455
+•
—
14
—
■■
liabilities
paid. in_
r 3
—
.
197
dividends
and
adjusted!
Commercial
-
686
7.
items
of
1,808
—
136»
-•+
177;
Other
^
+
736
—
133,801
131,924
—_
adjusted!
investments
and
•
15,965
deposits
Deferred availability cash
Ratio
156
—
,_
Total
Capital
investments-^—
loans; and
Total
'
!
reserves
Other
Total
''
.
U*.v S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
£
CAPITAL
'+ 1,782 T-
Loans
notes_
bank
liabs.
—1,437-
Loans
liabilities—
Member
53,277
July 29
il, 1985
19627"
(In millions of dollars)
,
Total
■.
Dec.
10,7.7'July 18,
1963*
1963
ASSETS—
■
due
this issue.
•Announced in
j
143
,
Decrease (—) Since)
330
—
United
v
7 Increase ( +0 or'
■
2,508
+
$65 million.
2198
.•:
7-15
9-
6
9-
3
8-12
9-
3
8-
9
11-15
11-
5
7-31
7-
1
7-31
7-
1
7-31
7-
1
1
7-
8
8-
7-31
7-22
9-13_
8-30
9-
8-23
6
8-
1
_
7-
1
8-16
7-19
7-29
6-25
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
8-
vT; v
.
7-15
'
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-
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Volume 198
;
Number 6285
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Per
Name of Company
,
Haverty Furniture
Hayes
Steel
New
common
30c
8-26
J.)
i2y2c
8-26
20c
(initial
quar.)
9-16
Corp.
Heinz
3.65%
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
3.50%
(quar.)
„
preferred
Hercules Galion
Products,
preferred
series
Newport
common
A
10-
1
9-
6
$4.50
10-
1
9-
6
Kaufman
19c
iquar.)
■
.
preferred
8-15
8-
1
7-15
3
8-15
8-15
7-26
$1.093/a
._
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Co.
___:
9-
8-
1
9
9
8-20
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
25c
10-15
*45c
^
9-25
Common
f
Co.
2
5
5%
Corp.,
$4.25
Company,
class A
B
(incr.-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
7-19
6-28
(Geo. A)
Co.
&
7-10
Ketchum
8-15
8-1
1
7-
1
1-1-64
12-
2
&
5%
series
A
preferred
(quar.)
5%
series
B
preferred
7-31
7-24
8-27
8-
and
income
35
cents
from
Steel
Erie
Mortgage
&
preferred
Brick
i
Idaho
class
A
Brick
Illinois
Co.
4.26%
Kresge
Kroger
7-12
6%
31'Ac
*75c
New
common
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
.
preferred
split)
4Vi%
-
preferred
1
9-13
8-
1
7-12
9-30
9-19
Lerner
9-30
9-16
Leslie
12-30
1
8-
1
8-
1
A
7-12
7-12
7-25
1
7-15
(Fort
8-
1
7-13
Lincoln
8-
1
i 7-10
8-
1
1
Lincoln
Special
4%
8-23
Special
4%
9-13
Special
4%
7-15
9-30
9-16
31'Ac '
8-
1<
37 '/2c
8-
T'v
7-12
9-
8-
5
$3
1-2-64
12-
3
7-30
4c
8-
•
-
-
11-15
3
7-15
35c
.____
1
7-
$1.12%
8-
1
7-
ordinary
"Local Finance
1
1
7-29
6-28
Logan
9-10
8-
London
8-15
8-
9
2
Co.
preferred
preferred
10c
Telegraph
(quar.)_
____
B
__
1
,1
8-20 '
8-
1
'
8-31
$1
8-31
Pipe Line
(increased quar.)
Department Stores (quar.)
$80c
9-
3
preferred
(quar.)__
Diversified Services, com. (quar.)_
Investors
Iowa,
Illinois
Common
$4.36
^
Iowa
Public
3.75%
(quar.)
Stock
9-
5
8-
1
2
9-
1
;V
;
"
Telephone Corp.
Common
.5%
from
8-
2
Increased
Construction
(Andrew)
Co-.
Co.
9-
1
8-
2
Macco
8-
2
MacFarlnne's
8-26
7-
5
MacLeod's, Ltd.,
9-
6
7-19
7-31
7-10
v-'Macy
'I
4%
4%
preferred
Jewel
334%
-
Club,
6%
Johnson
Jones
Hill's,
Co.
Jorgenseni (Earle
Joy
;
$1.50
Corp.—
preferred
'.Mt
.
933Ac
.
7-31
933Ac
H
9-30
9-16
9-
1
1
1
6'Ac
88-
1
3
8-
5
6-28
17 %c
8-
2
7-10
8-
2
6-21
9-30
33%%
—
$6
—
21 %c
8-
7
8-
1
7
8-
7
X
1
1
8-
1
7%
8-
1
8-
7-18
n
(P.
nrtan
10-18
10c
8-
1
7-15
$3c
9-13
8-30
R.)
&
Shirt
8-15
-
75c
9-12
11'Ac
,
8-
8-
40c
8-
1
6c
8-
8■
1
Mount
8-25
10c
10-15
7-29
Mfg.
(nuar.)
8-20
Masco
Field
&
pref. A
(quar.)
(quar.)__
pfd. A
8-30
9-30
common
'
10-31
7-31
J30c
7-
8-15
.
8-
1
$1
8-
1
5c
tl5c
(quar.)—
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
U33Ac
10-15
9-30
10-15,
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
7-31
7-19
10c
(quar.)
M.)
;___
8-15
7-31
Massachusetts
9-30
7-31
35c
9-
17 %c
9
-f
8-15
7-31
7-29
7-12
Massey-Ferguson
Mathews
(quar.)
37'/2c
>-* O
'
■
M
9-17
Bank
of
Bank
of
Bank
Maxwell
Conveyor
Industries
Co.
7-
$1.09
7-18
7-31
8-
9
7-26
8-
1
■7-15
.
30c
—
10-
1
3
8-15
8-
5
45 c
8-31
1
8-19
7-19
H
7-15
..
Life
I
$1.11
8-
investment
income).
(s-a)___———._
10c
1
7-15
$3
8-
7-
1
9-14
(quar.)
30c
9-10
8-26
new
15c
8-
7-30
9
t
1
X J50c
8-
! 88-
3
1
;
stock)
-
9
9
8-15
: 7-12
8-
1
6c
8-15
;
8-15
r 7-31
v;?
8-
1
58c
8-
1
,
5c
(New
10-15
50c
(quar.)___
7-15
-
; 7-15
7-31
75c
(quar.)
8-10
7-17
10-
8
7-19
Bruns40c
8-
1
7-19
8-14
10%
dividend)—
25c
;7-3i
9-16
15c
y
'
9-
5
1
7-19
10-10
9-10
1
"7-15
8-
40c
15c
8-
40c
8-
1
7-12
15c
8-
1
:7-i6
4%
9-20
8-20
10c
8-20
15c
7-31
7-19
8-15
H-31
v
7-25
income)
8c
(quar.)
N.
J.)
8-15
:
7-31
9-
35c
(quar.)
class
1
(8-16
8-
1
(7-15
18-
8
1
8-
8
$1.06'A
8-15
8-
1
A___.
5c
7%c
quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
-
8-30
9-
9-13
8-30
15c
8-
1
7-10
27 %C
(initial)
8-
1
17-10
9%c
8-
1
;7-18
9-30
-8-27
»
(quar.)—
Fund—
from
investment income)
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
______——
class
Co.
Air
Co.
preferred
preferred
8-
1
20c
8-
7
7-22
10c
8-
1
,7-22
40c
9-
3
"8-15
50c
10-
1
(8-30
45c
8-
1
7-22
15c
8-
1
7-19
8-15
"7-19
Co.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co
&
;;
Gas
Corp.—
35c
$1.12'A
Corp.
plus
——
pfd.
(quar.)____
10-
$1.12%
10-
1
9-
6
9334C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(J. J.) Co.. 334%
Share
income
"7-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Insurance
Electric
47 %C
(quar.).".
(Paterson)
A
.'
Brake
•
'__
& Trust
Realty,
gains)
8-30
9-
invest¬
or
(quar.)
4VS%■' (quar.)
ital
6-28
6-28
5c
State
ment
7-31
7-31
9-
____
common
York
Niagara
1
2c
30c
(stock dividend)—
(initial)
i__
4*4%
Merchandise
-Newberry
8-16
7-29
$1.37%
,(quar.)..„.—
(NY) (quar,)
Centers,
Fire
1
112 %c
7-15
stockholders)
'(increased
York
3.75%
8-30
1
2
3c
•X
(quar.)
Process
$4.50
;
8-
9-
8c
York
■;
8-30
15c
20c
preferred
York
1
7-12
8-30
■
inc.)
Common
6-28
(quar.)
10-
7-12
40c
56'Ac
stock
New
9
7-29
8-
X
1
1
(quar.)
Safety
Plan
7-15
J
1
t$1.75
v
investment
,New
-
Insurance
8-23
8-
1010-
L'.—
(quar.)
vNew York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
..
1
Research—
New
CO
$1.19
1
8-
$1.05
—
Bank .(Dover,
Stores
England
New
8-
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
Union
New
8-15
']
6c
&
net
,New Jersey Bank
•1
quar.)
7-15
7-15
(quar.)
of
Corp.
Corp.
stock
New
1
8-
1
1
14c
Quarterly
7-19
7-15
8-15
t$1.75
(quar.)—
preferred
England
New
9-20
9-
from
(Quarterly
•>,
t27%c
—
(stock
Propane
New
10-15
$1.10
(from
Jersey
Securities
Nevada Power,
10-15
1
8-
X'
NY)
Tulsa
General
Nestle-LeMur
1
8-
& Mfg. Co.
Bank of Cleveland (quar.)
Welding Machine (quar.)_
Tea
1
11-
11c
Chemical
City
National
8-
11-
$1.20
Electric
Nationwide
8-12
8-22
35c ;
30c
7-15
7-15
■
split)
Westchester
Co.
•Neiman-Marcus Co.,
_
17c
(quar.)
of
vNedick's
.
7-10
•"
7-15
1
1
30c
(quar.)_.
A
Corp.
Toledo
tn
National
7-10
7-31
1
88-
X|;yyX'.':
approval
Biscuit
National
;
8- 9
,
8-
5
8-20
30c
(quar.)
New
of
Bank
5.50%
;
(quar.)_.
1
9-11
7c
Detroit
T-ank
)(Both
8-19
,
20C
Ry
8-
25c
40c
invest,
Inc.
(Auburn,
to
National
9-17
$1.50
(quar.)
Ltd.
8-20
(quar.)_
Realty Investors
V
,
25c
3
$1.12%
pfd.
(annual)
National
7-10
$1.12%
4.44% preferred (quar.)__
Massachusetts Investors Trust—
"20c
9-
Co.—
Fund,
National
•
9- 3
:
:
net
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
'•
1
7-31
;
Co. .(quar.)
(Quarterly from
Massawippi Valley
Co.
preferred
Aeronautical
National
1
J25c
.
—_—
&
8-20
8-20
15c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
National
7-10
8-
17F2C
(quar.),
(quar.)
Indemnity
3
3
(quar.)
shares
National
7-10
8-
7-26
99-
—_—
Ltd.
Bank
7-31
8-15
7-19
8-10
$1.14
from
Co.
National
•
9
8-15
2%
;
.
7-19
7-31
25c
(quar.)_—____
5%%
National
7-19
'
7-31
w
$1.37% -1-
VX
1-15
7-31
}$1.25
(initial
preferred
7-31
$1.27%
.
payable in cash
Investing Foundation—
(Subject
10-16
.
Massachusetts Electric—<
4.76%
8-15
10c
_____
Co.
C.)
National
9-13
Corporation—
New
7-19
7-31
42 %c
—-----—
National
"8-15
8c
7-19
1
Fund:
National
7-20
$1.06%
;—
^
Co.
1
8-15
$1.183At
(quar. )____„___
Inc.
National
7-16
25c"1-30-64
Inc.
1
88-
10c
Co.—
Canada.
National
■/
-
Marshall
2
7-12
(quar.)
income
4V2%
1
7-31
15c
(quar.)__
Corp.
McLennan,
Supermarkets
7-
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Investment
4.64%
6-28
8c
basis)
priority shares (quar.)
&
1
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-15
10-
4c
15c
(quar.)_
Marlin-Rockwell
Marsh
5
8-
20c
; 12 %c
;
______________
Narrhgansett Electric—
1
8-30
50c
.
8-
7%c
(quar.)
common
4.80%
n^ynents
Beneficial
8-30
32 %c
7-15
1
5%C
series
(G.
ment
7-31
9-10
8-
8-26
X
two-for-one
series
Diablo
Mutual
7-20
9-20
1
8W20
y
___
System
1
3%
quar.)
Power
'? Mussens
2
8-15
1
9-
8-31
_______—.
Murphy Corp.,
1
35c
7-16
9-
9-30
(quar.)__
(after
Power,
(B. C.)
Murphy
7-15
8-26
1
1
9-12
$1.75
__.
Mutual
___
7-12
7-22
7-22"
9-15
10-
20c
(increased I
Cement
preferred
preferred
(Bnth
7-11
$2.50
(quar.)_
1
1
8-
15c
,
Insurance
'
iquar )
Co.
$1.10
(quar.)
Paper
Gas
Marking
Growth
7-11
1
8-
7-31
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Morton
7-11
8-
7-16
25c
Morrison-Knudsen Co., Inc.
7-11
$1.04
(quar.)
■Sieeialtns
•
(quar.)____
Moore-Handley.
j,
7-25
8-
7-12
1
8-
7%c
$25
preferred (quar.)_
Corp., common (increased quar.)
preference A
(quar.)_^—____
preference B
(quar.)
7%
7-11
8-15
$1.29
$1.11
'j_:
-
32 %c
(quar.)
$4.20
9-30
_
1
25c
Co.
Glass
preferred
Moore
7-15
18 '/2c
(quar.)
New
Montana
8-15
8-
8-
8-
i
Quarterly
4.40%
;
7-15
9-
(quar.)—.
conv.
preferred
vMarsh
1
7
9-
(initial)
pfd.
Corp.—
preferred (ouar.)—
4j/2%
conv.
preferred (initial-quar.)
7-10
11-
7
8-
192c
^
dividend)
(quar.)
Metals
psMc
7-15
00
1
8-
1
20%
dividend)
6"'
"
40c
1
9-
$1.24
partic.
7-30
(s-a)
Co., common
Natural
4.50%
Maremont
8-24
7-15
1
9-
9-
(quar.)
4(4%
7-15
8-20
—
Hat
Monongahela
7
11'Ac
quarterly
6%
di'M^end
;Mallory
'.M<
/
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Jupiter
8-31
X ,8-15
*20c
8-
180c
(quar.)
B
7-23
7-31
(initial)
.
common
preferred
Motor
7-15
5c
—
Ltd.,
preferred
5'A%
1
$1
Co
"
8-
^
Co.,4 common (quar. )__
preferred (quar.)i__
X
preferred (quar.)
[_
Steak
Jockey
7-10
$1.25
Tea
334%
Jiffy
Light—
(quar.)__—
:
S^-^fk
5%
9-16
1
1
1
t37'/2c
'___
Co.,
&
preferred
1
15C
interest__$0 .1360520
!
10c
1
Abrasive
Monarch
V-
3
9-
s
$5c
.___
(initial
Candies
H.;
(R.
Magnetic
8-30
1
8-
-20c
10-
8-19
10c
7-15
10-18
t5c
__——__—_■_• ——
,
(quar.)_____
Jersey Central Power &
33Ac r
(quar.)—
Corporation
Mailman, Ltd.,
9-15
10-
10c
(quar.)_______
33Ac
25c
a
8-
9
10c
:
r
"
7-25
on
8-16
Mohawk National Bank (Schenectady, N. Y.)
Quarterly
2-17
1
8-
(quar.)_—
now
1
(quar.)
Missouri Portland
11-15
.v
9-1
50c
<
12-10
3-10-64
8-15
__;
9-
8%C
Products
(quar.)
preferred
Missouri
Industries—
v
RR.
Mines
Mississippi
~
8-16
t60c
7-12
$1.25
.
9-10
8c
.
8-16
8-16
20c
A
7-15
1
Corp
beneficial
(quar.)
Food
s
Na^on*'
class
1
9-
X 2-17
7-12
0
invest¬
(quar.)
"
Inc.,
8-
$1 X
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36% preferred (quar.)
X;X:' 4.56% preferred (quar.)___.
-11-15
(quar.)__
Corp.
Scott
of
preferred
National
(N. Y.)—
"
Jergens
Financial
$1.25
Jantzen, Inc.,' common (quar.)___
5%
preferred series A (quar.)__
Jefferson
Inc.,
Co.
933Ac
1st preferred -(quar.) ______—
Colby,
Inc.
(quar.-)__
:
JJane
Breweries
4%
(semi-annual
9-10
12-10
j
(quar.)
RR.
&
Minnesota & Ontario
6
8c
■'
Jamestown
Nashville
40c
Inc.
8-
3-
3-10-64
y.
(quar.)
&
"r
7-15
t80c
5.16%
preferred
97'/2c
income)
9-
1
$1.10
(quar.)
M-G,
7-12
1
8-
8-
50c
7-31
8-
>
60c
Lunkenheimer
8-22
2
25c
dividend
Fund,
ment
10-15
—
Co.
9-
32'Ac
'
9-16
9-
45c
____
7-15
1
'
Lvtton
$1.05
(quar.)
1
,
7-19
10-15
$1.09
(quar.)______
preferred
Investors
8-
11-
$1.10
new"com.
Lt.,
preferred
MSL
_______
7-10
,
■"
9-16
$2
^
_
9
7-26
;
"50c
;
(quar.)
Light Co.j common (quar.)_
Service, common (quar.)_
—
8-
&
4.96%
Lucky Lager
Lucky Stores
; Lukens Steel
j
____
&
preferred
3.90%
Co.—
•__—
preferred
Power
Istel
Electric
&
preferred
$4.22
Iowa
Israel
Gas
(quar.)
$75c
1
$1.10
1
8-
t60c
8-
50c
Co.
(quar.)—
Lynch Corp. (stock dividend).__
Lynchburg Gas
(quar.)—.__—____—
Lyons-Magnus, class B
8-15
18 %c
convertbile
8-30
8-16
50c
10-15
15c
__
6
9-10
7-31
8-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co., common
& Rhoades, Inc.,
434% pfd. (quar.)
Minneapolis Gas Co., common (quar.)_:
5!/2%
preferred (quar.)______.
f$5.10 preferred (quar.)
X
5%
preferred (quar.)__
8-30
9-
7-26
(Pgh.)—
Miller
8-15
.
Comnanv°s. Inc. (increased quar.);
Lucky Friday Silver-Lead Mines (quar.)
7-26
(Syracuse) —
75 cents partic. preferred (quar.)
Investment Foundation,
Ltd., com.
(quar._
6%
Lighting,
Co.
(quar.)
Miller
6
--
I r.r--*s
7-26
8-31
9-21
6%
3
____
(quar.)
4.44%
7-26
$1.1667
9-16
9-10
70c
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)__
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.—
5%
uon-cum
preferred (s-a)___—
7-26
8-31
8-15
.9-30
1
8-15
invest¬
____
(stock
Inc.
Gas .Service
;
7-26
8-31
$1
Interstate Financial Corp.
"v
'
$1.53%
4%
Interprovincial
Interstate
8-
$1.31'A
—
(initial)
9-13
9-
Life Insurance—„—
Louisville
preferred
7-19
1 Vi %
———
Power
8-15
8-20
6-14
Corp.
(quar.)
convertible preferred series B (quar.)_
convertible series C
(initial)
4%
8-30
l2/3c
—
&
series
convertible
7-30
Products—
-
1
lVi%
X
—
Ltd. *(stock
Trust
Packing Materials,
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-
(quar.)
Louisiana
$.042
_______
8-
8-
10%
(from
60c
A
Units
A
Miller Bros.
25c
4
Corp., class A
Grocers,
&
com.
Midwest
9
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Louisiana
5c
Resistance
8-
7-17
,
preference
Eank
preferred
Mid-West
7-10
3
$1.25
(quar.)
'"
(initial)
(quar.)
7-10
;■
betterman
(Jonathan)
London
.
25c
5%
■
(quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
Long Island
income)
9-
7-30
7-30
$15
dividend)
Inc.
8-15
8-15
3c ,:V
Central
Common
1
65c
___
betterman
betterman
Preferred
4c
i
(quar.)
5;25%
4%
2nd
cents
$1
,___
6-21
7-31
1
7-30
Mass.)
____.
(stock
Corp.,-
series
5%
8-26
10-
$18c
7-24
1
T
6'Ac
50
7-
30C
(Worcester,
Water, 7% preferred (quar.)
Middle States Telephone of Illinois—
|
—
Holdings Corp.—
5.25%
:
gtd.
gtd.
gtd.
7-19
1
8-15
(Springfield
*
Cos., Ltd., class A (quar.)
:-.!'
Class B 1 (quar.)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)__
X Loblaw Groceterias,
Ltd., common
X
$1.50 1st preferred (quar.)—:
7-29
8-
'
75c
'I:
35c
—
1
8-
•
Bk.
Fund,
Inc.
Micxelbeiiy
Insurance
Co.
8-
25c
Middlesex
15c
dividend)—
RR.
7-17
2%
Michigan Gas
Electric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.X
Michigan Gas Utilities, common (quar.)_J
7-20
7-31
$1.12 Vi
-(quar.)___
Loblaw
1
8-15
1
7-31
c
25c
,1
Original stock ; (quar.)
Original stock
(quar.)___.
Original stock
(quar.)
Littelfuse, Inc. (quar.)
Quarterly
—■_—
7-12
•
11-29
75c
Michigan
9-16
10-15
7 Vic
dividend).
7-17
7-31
div.)
,
7-26
7-23
v
J31V4C
Trust
Bank
7-31
17%c
(stock
•:
Trust,
9-16
25c
2%
preferred
Midnite
$26 (4
(quar.)
Miami
•
Class
B
(quar.)____
International Telephone
-•
(stock
1,
XXXy;
Fund
Publishing—
deposit receipts
Common
(stock
Rochester
6
(quar.)
International Stretch
Co.—
Lincoln
International
International
Liie
9-
20c
8-20
=
..'■• 9-30
10c
(quar.)
Printing
(quar.)
Light & Power (stock dividend) —
(l-20th of a com. sh. for each sh. held)
Meyer (George J.) Manufacturing (quar.)__
Meyercord Co.
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
Wayne)
10-
7-30
Co.
Common
7-10
8-
8-
$0,042
:
—
National
t80c
income-
lit
(quar.)
Common
7-10
8-
$20c
common-
133Ac
22c
(quar.)
1
Mexican
,
(Eiii"&^i^:)::::::::::::::::::
8-
10c
9-11
10c
(quar.)
Plantation
Little
—
7-19
25c
Lihue
8-20
-
-
8-28
7-31
£ 7-19
t
Link-Belt Co.
(quar.)___
semi-annual
net
Co.
7-10
—
American
Salt
7-10
t
9-13
(quar.)
pfd.
10-
quarterly
Shoe
Metromedia,
t
30C
4l/2%
Bank
(s-a)
rictures
National
Mesabi
7-31
10c
Ltd.—
Corp.;
Y.)
Merritt-Chapman
8-28
8-20
27'/2c
Levy Industries, Ltd., 6% 2nd pref. (quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford blass (quar.)
Liggett & Meyers Tobacco (quar.)___
7-12
7-29
Stores
7-10
:>
9-12
—._.
12-16
8-
50%
9
8c
Lehigh' Portland Cement (quar.)_*_
Lehigh Press (quar.) _J_;
1
t
.__
Quarterly
(From
10-
1
International Business Machines Corp.—
International
preferred
1
Intermountain Gas, $3 pfd. (quar.)_____
International Bank (Washington, DC)—
Increased
preferred
6V4%
8-
._
i.1
common
Growth
5J4%
8-15
8-
___
_____
Ingram & Bell, Ltd.. (quar.)
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional
8-15
8-30
55'Ac
(quar.)_
7-19
1
11'Ac
^
(quar.)
Financial
4'.".25c
stock
(quar.)
de Mexico S.
(s-a)
Steel.
Company
&
8-30
53'Ac
(quar.)
-From investment
Interchemical
Corp.,
Laurentide
583Ac
(quar.
Co.,
Lancashire
Lang
51c
(initial)
preferred
8-9
52V2C
.__
8-
8-
7-15
Corp.
Ltd.
7-11
25c
^
preferred B fquar.)__
M'ensh Corp.
(monthly)
|
10-15
8-15
30c
9-10
55c
(quar.)
Telephone
A
9-16
1
income)
Mellon
7-31
1
Lilly
1
8-15
7-31
7-31
$1
,
ment
8-15
1
class
National
Securities
434%
11-
$1.25
(Canada)
Co.
(quar.;
(quar.)
8-
4%
$1.75
25c
(quar.)
9
8-16
9-30
$2.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
N.
Increased
Kunlman
9
27%c
7-15
1
8-30
25c
8-
7-31
8-30
30c
7-19
l'Ac
National
Medallion
Medical
1
8-20
■
8-15
8-30
8-23
7-10
62'Ac
Corp.
National
Semi-annual
9-2
9-
50c
/
8-26
7-15
1
dividend
9-19
;
10-
$1
(3-for-2
preferred
Industria Electrica
8-15
9-
132 Vic
(quar.)—__
Assurance
S.)
$1.25
.
Stock
Mechanics
$1.50
14c
(quar.)
Gardens,
8
8
1
(quar.)
Brook
1-
27'/2C
12 Vac
(quar.)
$1.50
9-16
Meadow
88-
(quar.)
preferred
(Arthur G.) & Co.
4-
.
—-4
25c
preferred
$1.25
1-15-64
(quar.)
Company, common
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)—___—
LaCrosse
(quar.)_
Works
4-15-64
(quar.)—
Ruober
$1.25
(quar.)
Mills
7-19
9-
(S.
Wire
&
B.)
Aircraft
1
J35c
common
ov«
8-
12 %c
(quar.)
&. vo.,
B
25c
(quar.)
Corporation,
McQuay-Norris
7% preferred (quar.)^i._^________^
Krylon, Inc. (quar.) ;
________;
Electric Co., 5V2%
pfd. A (quar.)
9-15
1
9-11
$1.06 %
j.__
preferred
Head
9-30
8-
$1
12 Vic
$1.25
4.70%
Illinois. Tool
Imperial Life
1
ioc
4.42 %
Indian
8-16
7-27
(increased)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-12
9-20
_
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
8-16
8-15
_
pfd.
Power
4.08%
9-12
(L
10-10
preferred
Melville
Knickerbocker Fund (quarterly from income)
Knudson Creamery Co.
(increased)
Kostin Corporation
(quar.)—
9-30
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4%
7-
8-
:
Power
Illinois
7-29
25c
_
Hygrade Food Products, 4%
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Hyster Company,
Riemert
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Hydraulic-Press
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, (NY)
7-
35c
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.
(auar.)
Huttig Sash & Door Co., common (quar.)
5%
Keystone
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Huron
9-
9-27
7-10
10-31
Meadowbrook
50c
9-27
7-31
933Ac
7-15
capital
7-29
933Ac
7-15
8
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Grain, Ltd.
Corporation
Class
1-8
8-15
(quar.)
v
10-
8-15
3
3
(quar.)
:4
1
47c
_
.
7-30
8-
3
9-
Co.
McGregor-Doniger, Inc.,
6-29
X
99-
series
&
McDonnell
12-16
7-15
t
5
.__
(quar.)
1-2-64
(quar.)
series
(Oscar)
$2.50
9-16
<
25c
(quar.)
com.
1
15c
25c
__—
Inc.,
1
2%
25c
.
Industries
; 10-
1
(quar.).
(stock dividend)
Custodian Funds—
1
.
Foods
McCord
$1.18%
*12C
$1.25
(incr.-quar.)_.
___
Hunt
i
10-
3%%
Keystone
Keystone Income Fund Series K-1-—
(Quarterly of 12 cents from investment
8-
$1.06 'A
_____
8-30;
9-13
series)
933Ac
85c
1947
1959
McCall
10-15
Keystone Alloys
______
(quar.)_________
v;
23C
4%% preferred (quar.
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines
1
25c
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Hotel Corp. of America, 5%
preferred (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power, $4 pfd.
(quar.)
Howard
Stores
Corpl, common
4V4 % : preferred, (quar.)
___;
Hudson Bay Mining &
Smelting Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
Hugoton Gas Trust
8-30
$1.25
1
25c
Home
9-13
10-15
and
(quar.)
1959
McCabe
1-15-64
.
1
___
__
7-10
27%c
(quar.)
8-
60c
__________
4% %
Hormel
1
27'/2c
25C
Hoover
8-
,
55c
(1945
preferred
Mayer
McKee
8-
&. Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
preferred
7-29,
83Ac
8-
12 Vic
____
334%
8-14
25%
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__.
2nd preferred C
(quar.)___
Ball & Bearing
(quar.)_
$5
8-14
preferred
9
87'/2c
4.;
common
When
Share
(quar.)
pfd.
$3.40
Mc<_ormic«t
(quar.)
(s-a)
Company
$3.75
9-1.4
87Vic
.
20C
112 Vic
Hcmver
1
9-
Common
.
8-
31'Ac X,
3114c
.
common
8-14
27 'Ac
Kentucky Utilities,
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)
^
1
3%
$1.25
preferred
8-14
VlOc
•
C:30c
8-14
1
10c
(quar.)
Common
8-15
10-
(quar.)
—
8-30
9-
(monthly)
Inc.,
1
9-
15c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Keni-Moore Organization Inc.
(Stock
dividend)
_
Key Foods, class A
Kentucky Stone Co.* com. (quar.)
7-31
8-
10c
vquar.;
H
Chemical
8-
Kennedy's,
Per
Name of
5c
Building
A
1
9-
$1.08%
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
class
9-
$1
(payable in class B shs.)
Company—
...X V..,• T.X :preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3V2%
(?;
9
25c
Home Insurance Co. (NY) (quar.)
Home Oil,Ltd., class A (s-a)
Quarterly
8-
1
9-
12'Ac
Holly Stores,Inc., 5% preferred (quar.)___
Holly Sugar Corp. (quar.)
Holt Renfrew & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Holt,/.Rinehart & Winston Inc. (quar.)
Guaranty
1
87'Ac
,•
Light ____:
Dauch, Ltd. (quar.)
Manufacturing
Title
9-
95c
$1.05
B
Kellogg
Holders
Payable of Rec.
May Department Stores—
(quar.)
Stock dividend
1
1
8-
20c
__
Electric
Hooker
Oil,
Class
3V2%
.
Home
Kawanee
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
&
<
9-
$1.25
.-Extra, A
Hilo
Corp.,
When
Share
&
Broad
Kavanau
30c
Higbie Manufacturing; <increased)
Hobart
be
1
&
2
8-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hicks-Ponder
Hinde
8-
preferred
7-23
8-15
56 Vic
(quar.)
Chemical
■■
"
Common
•4% %
3 Vi %
8-30
87% c
*.
Power
Light—
$3.80 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$4.35 preferred (quar.)
8-16
-■..
Company
City
91 Vic
;
(quar.)
6% convertible preferred series B
Hercules Powder Co., 5%
preferred
Heyden
Per
Name of
Kansas
8-15
V"
Hempstead Bank (Long Island) (quar.)
Heppenstall Co., 4'A% preferred (quar.)
7%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Products,—
Hazeltine
(H.
When
Share
(quar.)
10-
1
1
9-
6
933Ac
8-
1
7-15
9-12
8-291
9-
6
(22c from net invest8c from long-term cap¬
30c
Nielsen
C.) co. (increased-quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Norfolk
4%
&
Western
preferred
Ry.,
(quar.)
.
6%
preierrea
6%
preferred (quar.)
Mining Corp.,
iquar.)
North
American
Car
North
American
Coal
£ ?'
■
Fund
American
I
-)
Northern
Lines
Van
Illinois
$1.75
■
'
Common
'
Northern
(quar.)
Northern
Pacific
Northwest
Class
Extra
Trust
class
class A
on
and
37.tec
8-
1
7-17
42c
8-
1
6-24
$1.37 Vi
8-
1
$1.25
8-
1
,6-24
6-24
—
Co.
Glass
Inc.
Ogilvie
•.CiMVi.
Ohio
1-J
Edison
Ohio
i
••
Flour
Leather
Co.
_.
Ala.)
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
7-10
7-31
^8i'':i"
Stock
50c
8-
25c
1
7-12
(From
f'
9-20
Common
7-31
7-15
3.35%
8-
1
7-17
25c
pfd.
7-30
7-9
3
8-
9-
3
r; 1$ ■■
25c
8-15
7-30
7-10
10c
8-
1
7-10
Class A
i
1
7-10
9-10
8-29
I
6c
8-15
7-19
tl5c
8-15
8-15
__
7-15
100%
__.
Co.
8-
Overland
8-
1
1
1
$1.19
10-
1
8-20
6*27
7-31
7-16
3%
12 Vic
12- 2
J20C
_
Pacific Gas
.
,
11-
9-13
7-31
7 Vac
8-15
7-31
9-
3
8-15
2Va%
8-15
8-15
preferred
(quar.)_
30c
8-15
preferred
(quar.)
31V4C
8-15
preferred
A
31V4C
8-15
7-19
non-redeemable
31V4C
8-15
7-19
preferred
(quar.)
(San
Stock
dividend
class
on
dividend
7-19
7-19
Reliance
7-19
Reliance Insurance
t20c
9-13
t35c
9-13
7-31
7-17
5c
7-31
7-
1
7-30
7-
9
common
A—
2%
12 V2C
1-3-64
1-3-64
8-15
7-31
75c
7-31
7-10
—
Pan- American. World Airways (quar.)
Chemical Co.
(quar.)
Parke Davis
& Co.
(quar.)—
20c
Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
oC»:'L
4.05%
preferred
preferred
preferred (quar.)
4.64% preferred (quar.)
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Real Estate
___^
River
1
:_
Robertson
Robins
7-15
—
5
$1.10
9-
3
8-
9
9-
3
8-
9
9-
3
8-
9
$1.17 Vi
9-
3
8-
9
9-
3
9-
3
8-
9-
4
9
9-
3
9-
3
8-
1
7-15
40c
8-15
(William
Rorer
7-31
8-1
7-30
8-
7-20
15c
—
5c
25C
B
(quar.)_______
Petroleum Exploration
Petrolite
Corporaticm (quar.)__^
7-
8-15
8-
9-30
8-30
Class
A
(increased-quar.)
——
8-
1
7-23
Class
B
(increased-quar.)
:—
Stores,
Class
B
common
Pierce
&
Stevens
Pillsbury Co.,
Pittsburgh
$2.50
Brewing,
convertible
7-10
1
7-10
St.
1
7-10
St.
$1.50
9-
4
8-20
.preferred! j quar-)
Plasticrete
Corp.
pneumatic
Scale
1
7-18
7-25
6-28
8-15
7-19
8-
8-15
11-15
,
8-
Georgia Natural Gas
South Puerto Rico Sugar—
1
11-
South
1
(Stock
1
7-19
Southeastern
8-
1
7-19
Southwestern
8-30
8-16
Southern
8-30
8-16
8-15
•
1
7-15
$10c
$5o-
8-
8-
1
8-30
7-31
8-
9
7-
8
;
8-
7-15
1
97VaC
8-
L
7-15
50c
^
9-
3
8-
'
17 VaC
,
2
7-23
5%
5c
8-15
7-31
1
7-19
8-
14c
9-13
8-23
Safran
9-30
,
$1.37%
9-13
Saint
16c
7-31
$32V2C
8-15
$$1.19
8-
7-
593/«c
8-
7-12
Sou tnwestern
8-
7-12
Common
9-
8-15
3.70%
30c
8-
7-19
933/4c
8-
7-19
3.90%
4.15%
9-14
8-15
4.25%
7-22
4.40%
9-16
8-16
4.40%
8-
1
7-12
4.60%
10c
8-
1
7-15
4.75%
7-
5.62%
9-10
8-16
4.36%
9-10
8-23
3.70%
2
7-12
3.90%
4.15%
$1
9-
8-
4.25%
$1.02 Va
9-
8-
4.40%
$1.18%
$1.02 Va
9-
8-
9-
8-
$1.23%
9-
8-
$1.37 Va
9-
8-
7-31
6-28
9-
3
8-
9
9-
3
8-
9
9-
7c
8-
1
7-12
8-
1
7-12
9- 3
10c
7-30
7-10
50c
J
8-
7-12
t
$1.44
7-10
8-
1
7-19
■
.i
1,
8-20
Steel
&
Saxon
.
.
A
3
5
8-13
9-
9-
3
8-13
9-
3
8-13
8-
1
7-15
$1.32
9-3
8-13
9-15
8-15
10-10
9-27
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
8-
1
7-19
11-
I
10-18
1
10-18
11-
7-19
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
10-18
31V4C
11-
1
10-18
18c
9-
3
8-
1
(quar.)_.
36c
9-
3
8-
1
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
preferred
Stainless
Stamford
Water
8-15
7-31
Standard
Brands
33C
9-
3
8-
1
1
8-15
Standard Dredging,
Standard Fuel Co.,
Steel
—;—
—
;
7-31
9-
5
8-
8
9-
5
8-
8
10c
8-10
7-25
5%
9-18
8-15
15C
9-20
8-23
32 Vac
8t15
7-31-
5c
8-15
8-
8-15
8-
Products
8-30
—
dividend)
4%
—
9-
$10Cr
$25c
$25c
$$1.25
—_—
9-18
Standard Shares
9-3
Brock, Ltd.,
(qtiar.)
Stanley
7-15
2
Star Tahk & Boat
11-
1
10-
1
Starrett Corp
Class
9-25
9-17
9-3
12- X
8-28
7-26
lie
10-. 4
9-13
17VaC
8-15
8- 1
7-31
$6c
9-14
■
■i-P-A
:
—
1^..*—
Snnvfi''
1
8-15
30C
9-
1
8-15
30c
9-
1
45c
7-29
6-2*
22 VaC
7-30
7-16
—
(increased)
class A (quar.)___.—
-
tl5c
8-
1
7-10
tlOc
8-
1
7-10
8-15
7-31
—
$1
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7- 2
8-
8
9-
Sterchi
;•
of
of
Bros,
(reduced)———
8-2f
25c
9.-13
8-30
9-
1
8-
12 %c
8-
1
6-28
56c
.x
8-~l
7-25
9-10
12 %C
.
1
8-15
20c
—-—
Sterling* Aluminum- Products (quar.)___—
Precision—
5% preferred A (quar.)_:
L
5% preferred C (quar.)___——
Stern
&
4Va%
8-1
2Va%
7-29
7-16
8-10
7-19
8-10
7-19
A
8-15
7 VaC
—
—
___
~
8-23
25c
(stock dividend)
»
8-
9-
preferred (quar.)_
Co.
Steel Co.
7- 5
8-15
25c
(initial-quar.);—___
com.
7-12
9-10
40c
B
Stevens
Schenley Industries,- common
50c conv.
pref.
(s-a)—
1
8-
10-
1
9-16
7-31
7-11
Sterling
(quar.)————:
common
8-20
117 VaC
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
"\Vales, Ltd.—(Interim payment of nine pence less Brit¬
ish income tax of 38%%)—
15c
Steel Parts Cbfp.
Steinberg's, Ltd., 5V»% -preferred A (quar.)__ t$1.31V»
$4.00
3
12-16
7-15
9-1
50c
■
Co.
J.)
7-
;$1.25
'$1.25
—_
(William
Stange
(s-a).
1
-9-
1
5
t56%c
quarterly
Packaging Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
—:
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)
6% convertible preferred (quar.)___
7-31
9-17
(quar.)
4Va% (pfd. (quar.)
8-
40c
$1.60 pfd.
8-15
10c
Ltd.,
(Indiana)—
Co.
8-
10-25
Co.
$1.60
Steel
(quar.)
Paint
8-
50c
(quar.)__:
(initial)
(Conn.)
Standard
8-15
22 %C
Co.
Increased
1
20 c
Standard Oil
2
69c
25c
Casting, fnc.
Paper Corp.,
8-
5
27 Vac
(quar.)
7-19
Salant—
new
—.
(quar.).
3
5c
(quar.)—————
Ltd.
(quar.)..
1
-
Foods,
Salant
—__—
(quar.)
$15C
Printing (initial) r____I__—li—.—
(Manufactures Des Glaces &
Salada
(quar.)—
(quar.)
9-
•
—
(quar.)
8-
20c
5
5
8-31
26V2c
92Vac
97VaC
$1.03%
$1.06 V4
$1.10
27Vac
$1.15
$1.18%
$1.40%
27Vtc
92VaC
97Vac
$1.03%
$1.06 Vi
$1.10
$1.15
$1.18%
$1.40%
27V»c
($25
$60c
(quar.)———_——
Shipbuilding-Federal Barge, Inc.—
Gobain
Class
$1.75
—
Common
7-31
Chimiques)—
American deposit receipts (payment of 4.75
Francs [net,French rate] per share)—
8- 5
1
62 %c
-
8-30
15c
;
8-
8-
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
4.60%
(quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.625 %
preferred
(quar.)_
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
——
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)__.
5.00% preferred (quar.)__
Southwestern States Telephone Co.—
20c
_
8-31
8-31
5
25c
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
60c
15c
9-16
7-
$1.20
(quar.)_—
par)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
7-15
$$1.06 Vi-
7-
7-, 5
7-31
19c
.____.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
12 Vac
—_—
7-31
7-31
25c
$.2656
3IV4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-31
$7 Vac
$6VtC
7-25
7-19
Service TJo.—
Public
22 V2c
—
7-15
25Vac
26V2c
29'/8C
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
10c
25C
1
8-
8-26
(quar.)
Life Insurance
45c
8-
3
9-11
Electric—
&
preferred
30C
$10c
9-
9-25
8-15
1
$1.12 Va
40c
—
3
9-30
8-15
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
Co.^—
non-cumul.
5%
Southwestern
(initial)
Water,
Gas
preferred
9-
30c
7-31
Produits
7-19
40c.
1
Louis
Indiana
4.80%
1
7-25
9-30
26V4C
28c
28V2c
___.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—,—____
Southern
10-
8-27
9-30
(quar.)
(quar,)
Southern Railway
1
7-2
Edison—
California
Soutnern
11.
1
10%
25c
20c
(quar.)
preferred " (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__——
4.78%
8-15
preferred
St.
preferred
4.56%
15c
13V4C
"preferred
Louis
Co.
common
4V4%
.(quar.)
5%
St.
Telephone
Drug Co.,
California
4.24%
7-15
15c
15c
;
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.08%
8-1
4%
Lawrence Cement' Co., class A (quar. )__
Lawrence COrp., Ltd., common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
common
7-31
$50c
5%
31Vic
38%c
dividend)
8-
8-30
(quar.)
preferred ((quar.)
St. Louis-San Fraricisco Ry.—
15c
(quar.)___^
.(riuar.)
7-17
7-29
Common
(quar.)
Corp.
7-31
7-17
5%
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
9-12
7-26
5
conv.
1
(quar.)
common
1
8-15
8-26
8-
$50c
—
9-20
(quar.)—
8-
(quar.)__
preferred
10-
v
7-12
(Howard)
Smith
8-
(s-a)——
8-
25c
(quar.)__
9-12
$10c-
—
8-
Co. "(quar.)
common
1
$78Vsc7
—
5%
Chemical
10-
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2 preferred
(quar.)
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2
preferred
(quar.)
Sonar Radio
Corp. (stock dividend;
Sonotone, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
55c preferred
(quar.)
Soss
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
7-10
'
M. Corp., 5V2%
'
Gasr common
preferred (qiiar.)
7-12
4.48%
—
95c
$1.10
$1
.Natural
2
9
7-10
30c
Kline & French Laboratories (quar.)—
7 VaC
(quar.)—
class A (quar.)
$1.07
preferred
conv.
8-
5c
preferred (quar.)
St. Johnsbury Trucking
(quar:)
St. Joseph Light & Power Co. (incr.-quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc.—
$5:50
Smith
9
8-
5%
7-19
t$1.50
8-
$7Vac
$31V4C
25c
common
ti5c
■;
8-30
50c
shares
A
Ltd.,
(quar.)—
Corp. (auar.)
O.)
(A
n
7-31
Ryerson & Haynes
7-10
class
on
Industries,
pref.
8-30
$17Vac
$17VaC
1-—
7-31
7-22
1
dividend
(quar.)
Smi
33c
Russell Stover Candies
8-
(quar.)
6-28
5c
8-20
—
3%
—
7-19
9-10
(quar.)
Dairies—
Steel
Slater
22c
61c
$15c
25c
common
7
8-
lie
7-19
7-29
preferred
Stock
9-20
1
26c
7-31
$1.17
Philadelphia - & Reading Corp. (quar.).
Philadelphia Transportation Co.
Piedmont
10-
Co.,
preferred
Ltd. (s-a)
A
Mines,
Oil
Corp. |
Skyline Homes—
•
7-15
6-17
5C
Rudy Manufacturing Co. L
———
(Stock dividend)
„——___——
Russ Togs, class A (quar.)
———
S. C.
;
7-31
22 VaC
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Bank of Canada
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd.,
Royalties Management
7-12
$1
.___
Petroleum
$1
Power
series
$2.44
Sigma
1
7-29
100%
—
Inc.
H.),
Royal
7-12
30c
Pacific
Sierra
2
30c
7-31
-
12 VaC
preferred
(quar.)
4.44% preferred IqUar.)___i
4.30% preferred (quar.)_
3.80% preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia,. Germantown &Norristown RR.
-Quarterly
Phillips
8-
1
6%%
~
'
7-15
87%c
3
7-31
7-31
I
62 VaC
Class
1
7-31
17VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)__
______
u
7-30
10c
—
^quar.)
preferred
4V4%
8- 2
8-15
$2.50
4.68%
L"'V
9-13
9-
35c
'
25c
20c
$0,002
——
tl5c
(A. H.) Co. (duar.)
Cotton Mills, Ltd.
Rose's
t7VaC
1
B
50c
.__
8-15
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
t25c
8-15
___.
Co.,
8-
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
*
8-23
8-15
6-28
$25c
——-—
(quar.)_______——
class A (quar.)_
Co.,
7-31
6-28
Ltd.—
Canada,
of
12 % C
(quar.)—
Corp.—
4%
preferred F
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
H
(quar.)
—~
4%%
preferred I (quar.).
—
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
4.95% preferred K (quar.)—
—-—
5.50% preferred L (quar.)
Rohr
Corporation
(quar.)
Rolland Paper, Ltd., class A_—_—:
9
1
Peterson, Howell & Heather, class A (quar.)
■Vr-fi
7-24
Co.
America
(Henry I.)
Siegel
Rochester Gas & Electric
Jewellers,
Ltd
Bureau Valley RR. (s-a)___
preferred
Quarterly
Corp. of
10c
Robinson
7-
Trust
Permanente
3:90%
(H.
7- 2
$1.06%
_J
hitri
ev-v
8-15
—
Sherwin-Williams
8-15
10c
2%
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
1
10-
dividend
7-15
$1
—
America
of
40c
—
Mills
1
30c
Corp.
Stock
7-24
$1.21
—.
(quar.)__
preferred
30cv
Inc., new com.
(quar.)
H.) Co. (quar.)
7-15
$1.16
Investment
4%
Sheraton
45c
Roadway Express,
Roberts company
$1.06
b"".i
,
Rice
7-24
•
$1.15
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers. Inc. (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)__
4%
Brand
8-1
Credit
Cement
7-22
8-15
$1.12 Va
Peoria
convertible
7- 5
8-
(quar.)
v;
■$'tr
8-15
A—
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)-^..
Shoe
40c
•
9-14
10c
15c
$1.25
75c
__
8-30
—
(quar.)
Ridge Tool Co., class A
Rittenhouse Fund
8-
4.24%
5%
7-19
7-26
1
class
6-28
10c
income)
investment
Marts,
(quar.)~—
(Phila.)
$1.01
(quar.)__
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)__
Peniisjivama Glass Sand Corp.
Pennsylvania Power —
&
Co.
16c
(quarterly
Boston
Sherwin-Williams
8-30
9-30
35c
7*/aC
40c
60c
20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Engineering
&
30c
(quar.)—!
Semi-annual
Electric
20c
(quar.)
a
9-30
35c
25c
Bank
Food
8-30
$1.32
6c
—;—
6%c
net
Shaver
of Ami
(quar.)_
A
92 Vac
preferred
Vi
9-30
(qua~r. j"——
$$1.50
3.70%
Peoples
9
9
8-
$45C-
common——
C':-'-"
7;.
$1.26%
——
8-
25c
Pennsalt Chemicals
(increased-quar.)_.
Penney (J C) Co. (quar.)__
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
4.70%
8-
12 Vic
Quarterly
t;
9-30
:—
dividend;
B
from
8-30
$1.07 Va
i
Fund
Latz,
&
Class
8-30
25c
—
7-31
25c
(C. J.), 5% preferred (quar.)
Insurance Co. (Keene, N. H.)—
12-10
8-
7 Vac
_____
Patterson
$6
Seligman
8-30
9-30
,
(quar.).
Inc. (quar.)—:
Shaer Shole Corp; (quar.)
Shareholder's
Trust
of
>r 8-30
Republic Corp., common (quar.)_
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.)——
Republic National Bank (Dallas) (monthly)
Revenue Properties, Ltd.—
6V2% conv. partic
pref
(quar.)__
Reynolds Aluminum of (Canada)—
43/4%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals, 4%%
preferred (quar.)__
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco (quar.)
Rich's, Inc., common (quar.)
3% % preferred (quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp.
(quar.)——
12-10
10c
(quar.)
A
Park
Penman's,
8-30
8-30
,
4%
Corporation, class
Pallas
Corporation
Peerless
8-15
;
Co.,
'
:
9-30
.—.——————
Class
8-15
I
Pall
>'•
class
Company,
8-15
common
Corporation—
semi-annual
Stock
);?
A
60c
Increased
'
"class
Extra
Francisco)—
Chemical
9-30
60c
(quar.)
37 Vac
(quar.)—_
35c
Nutrient &
Paddington Corp.—
$
7-26
—-——
A.)
—
Shaw-Barton
A (quar.)
Reliable Stores Corp.
34% C
(quar.)—^
Lighting Corp., common
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)—
—
Paxo
L.
8-15
Lithographing Co., Ltd.—
6Vt%
preference series A
(quar.)_——
Reitman's (Canada), common (quar.)
7-19
redeemable
Pacific
<;
$1.12 Va
8-12
Reid
7-19
redeemable
Quarterly
»,>' z
7-26
—
20c
85c
85c
$1
$1
35c
15c
25c
$25c
7Vac
3%
——
Investors
National
2%c
7-19
7%
I
8-15
.
;
Co.__—_—
(Hempstead) (s-a)__
becunty' ooiumbian Bananoce Co. (quar.)—
Security First National Bank (L. A.) (quar.)
Security Trust Co. (Rochester, N. Y.) (quar.)
; Second
Second
7-26
7-19
8-15
Pacific National Bank
&*'.
8-15
Centennial
8-12
Co.
Inc.
(C.
Rehis
27 V4C
pf-efehred
Second
8-12
3
roou
25c
Reed
Co.—
28VeC
Paton
Grii-
3
9-
7-15
(quar.)
6%
'.*
9-
lie
(quar.)—
5V4%
■
$1.16
y'A.r
(stock
lown
btaway
7-19
$1.22 %
i
(quar.)
Scyuiics 65 CO;, Ltd.
Season-All Industries
-
7-10
3
84c
Realty Equities Corp. of N. Y. (quar.)
Red Kap, Inc. (initial)
—
Red Owl Stores
(quar.)
Redwing Carriers; (quar.)
—,
7-17
preferred
Pacific
.
Can
C.
Quarterly
8-30
U5c
5%
fcv.'.v:
1
1
9-
$1.02
Real Estate Investment Trust Co.
5%
A-
88-
.
7-19
;8- 1
4.80%
iyi.'V
70c
20c
:—•—
Rayonier,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—
7-24
1
$1.06 %
Rapid American Corp. (stock dividend)——
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)
6%
redeemable preferred (quar.)________
1
5%
A
(quar.)
7-10
4.50%
6'v.i. ,'v "j
8-
Co.
:
7-10
15c
& Electric
7-12
8-15
15C
—
7-31
4.36%
■■
1
2
Co.—
7-31
60c
dividend)
>
7-19
8-
9-
1
(quar.)__
Co.
(quar.)
Sinclair
9-23
t4c
0; ±y
L' :•
(quar.)—
2 Vac
(stock
8-15
—;
(quar.)
:——______
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting (quar.)
-
(quar.)—
—
Radio Corp. of America, common (quar.)__
$3.50 1st preferred (quar.)—
Rand Mines, Ltd.—
American deposit rets, (stock dividend)—
Randall Graphite Bearings, Inc.
(quar.) —
7-22
Co.—
Properties
40c
8
12VaC
5c
13c
13c
(monthly)
Gems
Silverwood
9-23
8-
pref. (quar.)
Oxford Chemical Corp., class A (quar.)
Pacific, Atlantic, Canadian Investment Co.,
Coast
7-
37VaC
Quemont Mining Corp
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd., class A (quar.) —
7-18
10-
quar.)
■
1
Co.
Dillon
Screen
6-29
$1
$1.16
25c
Express, Ltd.,
8-
27Vac
.
Scotten
——^—
2 V2C
(Increased
Pacific
7
17 Vic
(initial)
Outlet Company
Overnite Transportation
8rl5
$1.04 Va
R.
__
<s-a)
Products
3
pfd. A (quar.)
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)__^—_—_
Co.
Stores,
preierred
preferred
$4
2
7-15
t$1.75
—
Extra.
A
8-
40c
—
Osrow
r1
7-31
_
1%
—
V
7-12
7-31
18C
___
O-.-P/'
7-31
8-15
9-
28c
:
preferred
7-
31V4C
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)—
5.05%
preferred
(quar.)————
5.28% preferred (quar.)—_—————
$1.40 preference (quar.)_
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—
Common ;(quar.)
———4.84% preferred
(quar.)„_
Pullman, Inc.
(quar.)—
7
—Pure
Oil Co.
(quar.)
—
Puritan Sportswear (quar.)
—~
Putnam Management Co. Inc. (s-a)
8-15
35c !
__
C.:
(quar.)
1
70c
—
Trust
&
8-
15C
,
—
$4
7-31
8-20
15c
Sav-O
2oc
(quar.)
Monthly
Paper Co.—
Common
(quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
7-31
8-20
15c
J50C
4.18%
2
59 %C
V
4.08%
7-26
$1.14
Steel Products Ltd., com. (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_
Orange Free State Investment Trust Ltd.-—
American deposit rets, (stock dividend)__
Orange & Rockland UtilitiesNew common (initial quar.)_
■
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)_
j—
4.75% preferred (quar.)„___
;
Orbit Instrument Corp.
(stock dividend)__
Originala, Inc.
;
Osnawa Wholesale, Ltd.—
i,
8-16
(s-a)—
Bank
4.50% preferred (quar.)
Service Electric & Gas
Street
net
8-30
——
Public
8-23
9
9-
__
7%
fX-inU
8-15
9-
t43c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Ontario
(?>.•;.,.
7-12
N-v
Scott
'
(quar.) _;
—
of Colorado, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
——
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire-
1
10-
30c
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
investment income).
1
10c
4»A%
t$l
._
Brewing
William
8-
(quar.)-
(quar.)
__—
Tradesmen's
25c
dividend
Olympia
One
90c
(Philadelphia)
"
Oklahoma Natural Gas, common (quar.)
4%% preferred A (quar.)__
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common
Old Republic Life insurance go.
(quar.)
S.>
7-12
Public Service Co.
.
7-10
15C
(quar.)—;
8-15
1
,
Provident
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Mills, 7%
Co., 4.56%
8-15
3
8-
6% pfd. (accum.)—
Progress Mfg. Co., $1.25 preferred (auar.)__
Protective Life Insurance Co.
(Birmingham,
8-15
1
55c
10c
&
Common
Obear-Nester
Oceanarium,
'c'v.'.Vi
1
9-
Producing Properties,
c;.
.
D
9-
25c
B___
(quar.)
,9-
—-—
(NJ) Bank. & Trust
Gamble
(quar.)
Princeton
9-13
10-1
(quar.)—
& Co., Ltd.
Gardner (quar.)
Procter
6-24
1
"i
(quar.)____
_
Shoe
8-
40c
__
Pennsylvania National Bank &
(quar.).—
Co.
B
Prince
___
Nunn-Bush
v.
Price
Northwestern States Portland Cement (quar.)
Northwestern Steel & Wire (quar.)^__
Northwestern Utilities, 4%
pid.
(quar.)
'Sii'r.if-:
o
7-17
——_______
class
10c
25c
$1.17%
4.70%
Edison,
Bros.
1
$12ViC
A
Class
8-
Gas
(quar.)_
Scott & Fetzer
20c
(quar.).
Northeastern
9
/
Ry.
Engineering,
B
Schivner-Stevens
Scnultz
7-16
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
_:
Presidential Realty Corp., class A (quar.) —
7
9-
$1.25
;_
•
.
Natural
Ontario
10-
9-30
_.
(quar,)—.
Telephone-—
i
Ohio
10-21
25c
convertible preferred
Northern
7-31
7-16
7-31
preferred
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
9-16
12%c
-
(quar.)
Corp.,
8-15
7-31
Potomac
6-28
9-30
Ltd..
Corporation, 5Va%
7 %c
3.60%
(quar.)——
Bank
7-3 li
J7c
___
5%
8-31
7-29
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
30c
20c
Schwitzer
$1.06V4
4V* %
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Schlumberger,
9L.3
7-31
$1.37 V2
6%
xnc.—
cOm. (quar.)
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)—
Northern Illinois Gas, common
(quar.)
5.50%
preferred
(quar.)
;
5% preferred (quar.);
«r
9-10
8-15
Brewing
Porter
8-30
8-12
3
9-24
25c
Share
Company
(Joseph)
7
7-11
10-10
20c
(Canada), Ltd
National
1
1
9-30
9-
Schlitz
3
9-24
62 Vac
9-
62 VaC
(quar.)
preferred
(H. K.) Co. 5Va% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Portland Gas Light Co., common
_—
Potash Co. of America
(quar.)—;
8-
7 Vic
__
(quar.)
(quar.)__-
common
preferred
2nd preferred (quar.)
& Talbot,
Inc., common—
Pope
11-
t6c
Corp.,
1st
9-24
5c
7-18
9
15c
____
American
Carolina
8-
8
15c
Sugar ThuLSUies,
(quar.)
North
5%
(quar.)________
American
North
s*
<!' *, 1-ilr
5%
_
Ndrih
preferred
8-16
25c
(quar.)_
Corp.
Polaroid
7-12
8-
r,
Corp.
1
9-16
9-10
_;
North
8-
Name of
Payable
of Company
Name
t30c
.
Ltd.—
I
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Normetal
7%
17 Vic
(A.
Noranda
Holders
Payable of Rec.
When
When
«
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Stewarts
-
Stern
preferred
(J. P.)
(quar.)___i.—_—
& Co.
&. Lloyds,
payment of
of 38% %)
nStonp,
—
0
Textiles—
5%
(quar.)
—
37 VaC
Ltd., Ordinary (interim
less British income tax
Webster (quar.)
8-13
——
.75c
8-
1
7-11
Volume
198
Number 6285
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
When
Per
Name of
Company
Stouffer
Foods
Studer's
Pnotos,
Stover
Share
,.i$
Inc.
(Russell)
Strolee
of
(s-a)
Stubnitz
&
Greene,
Suburban
Gas
Suburban
Water
Common
90c
Oil
Sunset
'9-10
8-15
8-
1
8-
7-
1
U.
9
6c
7-30
7-15
U
7-31
6-28
U S
8-
(quar.)_
8-
-22 V2C
——-C
1
12 %C
(stk.
2Va%
div.)
"9-10
10-21
F
T.
H
9-
6
8-30
8-
8-15
7-19
I.
E.
M.
Freight
7-31
7-16
7%
15c
9-12
,
Broadcasting Co. (quar.)
Talon, Inc.:'
:
Tamar
Electronics
Industries
(quar.)__.
8-15
7-17
12 VaC
'
Tampa Electric Co:, common (quar.)
4.32% preferred A (quar.).
4.1'6 % ' preferred
B (quar.)
r_T__
5.10% "preferred
Tasty
Baking
Tennessee
preferred
4.60%
preferred
preferred
4-64%
4.65%
(quar.)
5.10%' preferred
5.12% preferred
$5
preferred
Texas
Ry.
10-
1
1
10-
1
9-
•
$1.28
1 $1.31
1
Vulcan
$4.76
>9-6
10-
1
9-
$1.12 Va
10-
1
"■.
/:j
1
9-
10-
1
9-6
10-1
SI.27
10-1
*40c
(quar.)
8-31
:
$1.27
;
Guarantee
Class
(Interim
Co.
8-
9-
Trust
and
4% %
of
'$4.80
8-26
•7-31
7-31
8-
8-
preferred
1
Wayne
Trade
Bank
Company
&
Wtinxies
1
1
7-10
Westminster
7-19
West Coast
7-10
Werner
9-13
West
Rand
Investment
10-
1
27 Vac
^
ADR
8-16
8-
2
30c
8-31
8-
9
,30c
—
8-31
8-
9
British
•
Bank
9-
$1.06%
8-15
:
Co.
preferred
(N.
Y.vC.)
8-15
5.20%
8-15
Western
Western
Power
convertible
&
8-
8-1
7-
'■£ $2.55
7-12
7-31
•
1
(auar.l
Corporation
20c
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$5.70
preferred
"1
Trust
(N.
8-
1
1
7-15
Elevator,
-
12 %c
8-15
5
t8c
quar.)
T
r
8-26
8-
1
1
7-15
25c
9-
6
9-
3
8-
3
8-
2
62 Vac
8-
1
7-lfi
62 %C
11-
1
8-10
T
7%c
common
:
7%c
11-25
11-
Commerce
Union
4V2%
preferred
Wilbur
t78y8c
8-
1
:
92 %C
Corp.,common
(quar.)
A
"
•
6c
(quar.)
Wilcox
7-15
preference
preferred
Union
Lumber
Union
Oil
Union
A
(quar.)__,
.
8- 3
8-
••'
7-19
-
•
■
Union
Trust
United
4
10-14
4
10-14
6%
3
7-20
1
9-30
New
t75c
7-
5
T 9-13
9-30
8-1
7-10
(accum.)
Co.
$2
(Baltimore)
(quar.)
i
9-
United, Air
5%%
(1955
Lines
Inc.,
preferred
Class
1956
ser.)
60c
(quar.)
1
.12 %c
•
Lines,
12%c
common
Wometco
Woolworth
Canadian Shares, l td. "(s-a >_____
Corporations Ltd., class A (quar.)
United
Class
B
preferred
United Electric
United
Fruit
United
Fuel
class
Continental
Life
&
United
New
United
Steel
(Interim
iCome
5%%
7-31
8-15
7-31
45c
9-10
8-23
10c
8-15
8-
1
8-1
7-
5
Yellow
9-1
8-15
Yocam
9-
8-15
1
•
•,
7-19
from
(quar.)__
.
15c
..
5c
_
(quar.)^._'„__-
15c
1
A
10-
t,75c
net
1
9-
6
of
>
.
*1953
\
1962
2,974.178
277,625
1,606,000
1,368.178 ~'.
T33 400
-
144225
6c
1
.197,
taxes
,539,553
774,753
1,245,620
.
pref.
1962
$19,605,239 $18 ,982,407
2,467,847
1,222,227
dividends
764,800
$1.18
$0.72
:■'/ 1,047,024
shares
Co.—First
,047,024
Half Results—
30—
1963
•1962
$10,315,241
1,793,328
1.151,479
982,511
.
559,440
________
:
:
454,081!
592.039
528,430
'
share
per
._
outstanding
!__
.
*
$0.36
-
-$0.32
1,616,762-
9-
i
8-
System
(& ISubs.)
.ItIt//.' ;/1:7 ;1
income
Consolidated
1
Earned
•
♦
per
Federal
inc.
^
k
j $
105,244,124
21,783,153
19,671,193
taxes
..
10,143,024
income__________________
;11,643,129
*92293,414
10,277,779
jl3.964.576
*13.091,790
It $0.83
$0.78
outstanding,^
common
Average.—V.
8-16
1962
(axes—________—.—______
net
shares
Common
r
•1963
,
110,262,218
before
inome
Six
v"
-
30—
revenues
net
Federal
1
1
Electric
June
Ended
L,629,106
«(■>..
^A
7-22
8-
._
1841.
England
Operating
5-
8-15
197,
share——._™_
p. 1841.
1
7-18
8-
7-19
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-20
Rr22
New /York Trap
•,
7-19
62 %c
"7-31
9-19
97-
5
'■« Ti; 40c
11-1
10-
4
.5C
,8-15
7-22
8-30
Bank
for
9
1
8-16
*
$0.23
,■>It
■
shares
p.
"Period
7-22T
8-15
■8-15
740c
$2.06
1963
;
income
Months' Report—
'8-
of
the
New
Rock
,
Corp.—Appointment—-
York, New York, has been appointed
stock rpf the corporatiop.—V. ,197. ,p.
transfcf agent)
common,
Niagara Mohawk
Consolidated
net
Power
income lor
2563.
Corp.—Net, Revs. Highefl
the
six
months end^d. June
1963
30,
7-31
7-15
9c
8-31
8-15
$27,711,700 against $25,715,153 for the same period in 1962, it
announced by Earle J. Machold, President.
■After dividend requirements on the corporations' preferred
stocks,
this was equivalent to $1.81 per share of common stock /or the
9-30
9-16
first
six
first
.
six
5c
7-31
4%
9c
was
was
pence
of
7'.■:*
net1
8-
—V.
1
4c
'7-31
8-15
7-31
$1.25
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
$1.27
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-10
9-13
^ 8-30
9-13
8-30
'
15C '
15c
T
.
•
-
5%c
British
(quar.)
common
70C
____
9-
8-
3
first
$1.66
six
share
per
months
of
for
the
V,T
1963
were
for
the
period
same
in
1962.
8-15
7-31
lc
8-15
7-31
8-
Aviation, Inc.—Net Higher—
reported
of
nine-month
net income of $27,944,000 compares with $24,equal to $2.94 a share, for the same period last year. Salep
income for the nine months amounted to $1,309,257,057
other
year
ago.
report
figures
are
for
the
third
quarter of the fiscal year.
Sales and other income in the third
quarter amounted to $377,307,717 and net income was $8,455,000,
equal to $1.01 per share.
■
'--l
Comparative figures for the third quarter of the 1962 fiscal yeaf
were
sales and other income of $421,116,402. with net
income of
1
18 %C
;
has
compared with $1,145,249,331 a
Included
in
the
nine-month
8-23
______
(quar,)_____
the
$177,985,183
American
provision
The
income
38% % )___
from
company
451,000.
and
Ltd.— h
less
with
.
for
nine-month
the
7-15
$1.26
-
compared
that
net
income was
$27;944,0OO
$30,274,000 for United States income taxes for
period ended June 30, 1963. This is equal to $3.33
per share on the 8,391,120 average number of shares outstanding
during the period.
after
7-15
22c
,
p.
North
'8-15
1
,
__ _
1963,
1962.
revenues
142.
198,
The
:
Co.—
share
Corp.,
9-
90c
'
(quar.)
Co.,
of
of
7-15
T
—;
months
months
operating
up
10-15
.__—___
(increased quar.)
class A (quar.)______
Co.
1
7-31
10-31
;
(F; W.)
9-
25c
$1.50
from
Total
7-17
$1.50
________
Tanning
ner
"
$190,440,801,
:—_—-
Light
&
\
invest,
inc.)
3c
(quar.)_
common,
&
_
7-30
7-11
22c
9-27
8-30
$1.06 y4
Insurance
4%
38%%)
of
Towns
(Wm.)::jr.
Wurlitzer
Co.
Company
Yates-American
Transit
(monthly)
7-19
25c
________
(quar.)____________^
Machine
Freight
Lines
equal to
$7,984,000,
20C
(quar.)___
9-1
8-15
7-31
Northeast
7-15
96
cents
per
share.—V.
197,
,1950.
p.
r
15c
(quar.)_.
10c
9-15
8-31
10c
12-16
11-30
40c
;8- 1
7-15
$1,25
9-15
8-15
:
Gas
(quar.)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
(quar.)
—.
Canal
10-
1
8-30
Jewelry
Co.
Zausner
Foods,
Zeller's,
Ltd.,
4% %
preferred
(quar.J.l
$i
00
7-19
10-10
$2.50
to
9-20
t Payable
in
British
y Previously
8-12
_™.
date
"
:i4c
-.
7-31
'
"7-
1
-
closed
15%;
for
funds,
this
tax
resident
tax.
The
which
"xLess Jamaica
funds,
income
less
tax."
"
7-2
the
at
source.
Non¬
indicated
here.
owed
''v
:
has agreed
Northeast and
Airlines,
it
by
for
another
President of
'•
notes
The
by
control
$9,500,000
Hughes
at
the
of
of
the
acquired by Hughes
from Atlas Corp. in a
were
Hughes,
airline
to Hughes Tool
6%,%, convertible
Tool
for
cash
loans
to
price of
$3,625
a
Tool,
move
December
promissory notes were
Northeast in 1960 and
be converted into 2,620,689 shares
conversion
in
share,
of Northeast!
Mr.
Austin
said,
'
Northeast's out¬
standing 1,900,000 common shares. However, following the con¬
version of the notes Hughes Tool would own over 80%
of North¬
east
stock
to
be
outstanding.
Northeast
has
6,500,000
shares
'Hughes-Tool-currently
owns
996,226
shares
of
authorized.
*
The
Northeast
accept common
stock in
exchange
it by Northeast, James W. Austin,
The notes will
common
"
incorrect.
15%
1962.
8-1-7-2
to
owed
controls
$16,250,000
over
stated.
transferred
1961.
for
$16,250,000 of 5%%
is owned by Howard
received
dividend,
,
agreed
which
Co.,
notes
$9,500,000
Northeast
9-10
8-1
Tool
cancel
8-15
3
7%.'.,. ' "
r.
date was
record date is
S.
J35C
deductible
tax
piAlished
and/or
9-
$56 %c
income
•4 Payable in U.
.
not
10-10
15c
quar.)___.
(quar.)_'________™.
Canadian
tax
.a.Less (British
in-
15c
(Initial
A
(quar.)
"•Transfer books
resident
less
(quar.)
class
common
■■■■'
Hughes
to
17-26
8-10
Airlines, Inc.—Proposed Recapitalization
Plan—
has
Batteries
County
1
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Co.
Electric,ILtd.—
'
preferred
(quar.)'-™_____
t-'Wrigley
that
Ltd.—
payment
of
RR
>'■
Zale
(quar.)
Jersey
tax
7-
1
8;
7 '25c
-
York
(quar.)
Fund
Accident
Cos.,
8-
v
$1.12%
7-31
Ltd.—.
Improvement,
preferred
(quar.)
(Concord, N. H.>
United
8-15
:
common
preferred
Gas
4V4 %
United
8-15
of
Consol.
75c
:
Service
(quar.)
(F. W.)
Work' Wear
8-
(quar.)__
Co.
(quar.)_.
Inc.,
(Quarterly
tax
+38c
Funds:
United
United
Cos.
Investments.
preference
United
&
Enterprises,
B
Woolworth
t38c
Service
Co.
Foods.
7-12
J22%c
Coal
convertible
United
7-12
7-31
(6V2
+45c
,
(quar.U
Exposition
United
/ 8-15
7-31
•
8-15
con¬
$74,339,294 S72.T02.48O
after
June
taxes
New
8-22
,7- 5,
-7'
;
...
in
*
(quar.)
5%
Class
.
.
\
rise
acquisition
providing $2,080,-
taxes
earnings
,9-13
monthly).
(quar.)_2
Public
7-16
9-3
4
t$.006%
._
1
,8-1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7-
5
•
—
Federal
earnings
—V.
8-23
10-
,18%c
(increased
Power
8-
9-16
;$1.37%*
Freight
B
9
-8-1
-
Wolverine Shoe &
1
9-
50c
Xquar.)™____
sharp
recent
•7-19
8-1
9-13
15c
preferred
.5.08%
p.
"
:;T
sales, to .."a
the ^company's
1785..
;
before t-taxes™—
.Number
7-19
$1
(quar.)_____
(initial)
common
8-15
■i';> $i •V
(quar.)_____ ',-•
common
(auar.)
United-Buckingham
United
and
1
.8-
20c
from
5.04%
record
to
30—
common
Net
9-10
15c
■•TV
,
Stores
preferred
5%
T
;
9c
Wiiconsin
7-19
8-10
10-1
$1.43%
tquar. 1.,
Wisconsin
9-13
-30c
50c
____;
(quar.)_
Storage—
the
*
share
Ended
Income
8
77:.:
(quar. )
Industries; class A
V T,;;
1
8
7-
725c
common
June
198, -p. .102.
Earnings
8-14
;
preferred (quar.)__
__"
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)__
Wisconsin
Fund, Inc.
(quarterly
investment income)
10-14
;
'7-
1
■
*.___™J
6%
4
1
8-
;,9- 3
Co., (quar.)
Company,
to
,V
Nestle-LeMur
V"
-
Growth Industries Fund, Inc. (quar¬
realized capital gains)— 1.
"rWisconsin Electric Power—
;■. J\-:;
8-
8-
.8-
30c
dividend
terly
Aircraft—
4%. preferred
&
/
rising
•
■
taxes
after
per
Period
Winfield
7-20
7-20
.
preferred
-68c
.
11-
11-
Calif.
Terminal Cold
4%
8
35c
(quar.)
•
preferred
1963
period.
•
the
construction
5
7-
>
11-
J69C
'
(quar.)
of
t8-
Monthly
.
..
Co.
Winn-Dixie
7-19
7-19
3
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
•
tl5c
_
8-31
-7-31
(quar.)_
5%
Bros.
Win-Chek
6c
preferred (quar.)
Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
(increased quar.)
6%
:
30c
(quar.)
noncumulative
6%
Oil
y"; Common
7-19
6c
preferred
5
25c
9
—V.
1
8-
>
7-19
'
8-15
8-15
6c
Common
5%%
8-15
V-
87 %C
(quar.)
noncumulative
6%
(quar.-)--:..
•'
8-15
$1.00
■
.
Finance
Common
1
7-30
$1.12%
iquar.)
8-
7.77
(quar.)_.
Chocolate
Stock
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
A
■<■'," 35c
(quar.)
Inc.
Electric,
Wilcox
-
(Cleveland)
(quar.)
preferred
$3.70
>
•
Stores
;
>15
.-8-31
:
preferred (quar.)____2___2i
Mfg. class A (quar.)"2_—______
B
(quar.)___
wi
____2_ii_l__
preferred
(quar. )____^__
Class
White
Electric Co.—
Bank
1
30c
i_ake Erie Ry., common
lien" (quar..)-_____
sales
:
;
quarter
1962
taxes
for
income
Net
7-15
•
8-15
Stag
'
'
Union
>8-
15c
convertible
White
Wilson
<
Outstanding
t"
25c
Sewing Machine Corp.—
prior preferred (quar.)_
Williams
Acceptance Co., Ltd.—
6%%. 1st preference B (quar.)
■7-15
7-18
25c
10-18
8-25
<•
2
9-
(quar.)
8" 1
1
'
$3
>
8-23
tl5c
*27 %c
(quar.)
common
Earnings
(resumed)
$2
7-15
8-
7-31
.7-15
(quar.)
White
^
$1.40
2%C
Assn.
wheeling &
4%
prior
il;
8-30
7-31
'
quarter.
second
,
the
r-V
660.
Net
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)_.
-Weyerhaeuser Co. (quar.)'
7-13
;9-13
13 %c
Provision
9
$1.25
1
7-15
■'
____.
1
'
-r
Westmoreland
8-1
second
the
in
this
(after
taxes
before
8-
59C
6%
preferred
(quar.)___.
Westingnouse Air Brake
(quar.)______
$1.31%
recoitl
Sugar Retining Co.-^Six Months'
Report—
Ended
sales
8-
1
-'
7-15
-•
of
attributed
state
p.
-8-
8-
(quar.)__
Coal
197,
'35c
(quar.)
.Westgate-California Corp., class A
.
!
Union
60c
preferred
1962
in
earnings per share
Net
1
68 %c
7-15
convertible preferred series A (quar.)
South,La Salle Street Corp. (quar.)
Quarterly
Tyler Pipe & Foundry,
-.5%
30,
June
Neptiine Meter Co.—-Six Months' Report
6-29
8-
59 %c
____.
,■: 7-15
$1.10
Common
-; •{
half
'
.
(quar.)
i
8-
—V.
32 %c
1
$1.40
Net
1
63%c
2nd preferred
on
ended
inventory revaluation in 1963)
.25c
:
7
:
8-
(s-a)
Ltd.,
&
the
record
•
and
40c
8-
(quar.)
Underwriters
Turnbull
1st
increased^ earnings
1
;
4.72%
7-15
8-
1
88-
8-
8-15
22
Western Tablet & Stationery—
J.)—
preferred
Gas
7-15
C00 for
8-15
v8- 7
(quar.)
$1.42%
:
(initial)
Co.
B
&
8-1
■
B
■
months
__
Income
:
.
company
had
record in the
-T.•'/.■•
a
,:■■■'•■
Net earnings for six months
;9- 3
31 %c
:
the
■;:-■■»■;■.■.
six
$63,200,000
first
before
Federal
;
v 9- 3
,30c
•
(quar.)__^
preferred
(quar.)
the
/Period
$1.49
(quar.)
•
Oil
9-13
9-13
-
63 %c
-
series
1
$1.22%
__
preferred
(quar.)
$5.26
preferred
(quar.)
Transcontinent
Television
Corp
Trans-Prairie Pipelines (increased
Trenton
1
10-
25c
:
$5.60
Travelers Express
10-
25c
(quar.)
$4.90
Union
7-12
100%
"(quar.)
preferred
new
a
from
in
activity" - and
product.—V. 197,
Earns,
r
30c
.
(quar.)
preferred
5.44%
30c
com.
4.75 %
$2.75
Fund—
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Transcontinental Pipe Line,
$2.55
9
preferred
1963,
$395,167,000,
Period Ended June 30—
7-15
7-31
$1.12%
;2_:
preferred
30,
'
Gas—
;
,
$200,171,000,
year
Chairman, said net income for the
quarter
to $6,909,000 or $1.03 a
share from $6,395 000
rose
Sales
5
•
,
Pacific RR.( (quar.)
6-28
8-15
25c
6%
Class
-7-31
(quar.)__
1
8-
20c
(quar.)
(
/
'
^
(quar.)—__.
preferred
-7-15
1
18c
*
dividend)
com.
•
Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
and
a" share
Baker
new
7-12
•
,4.80%
30
National
.
(quar.).
9-2
T
50c
1
(quar.)
Inc.
Light & Telephone Co.,
9-2
$1.14
$1.06%
(quar.)
2
Lines
Air
Western
6-29
8-
7-31
V'
Ltd.—
deposit rets, (stock
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
-Western
00
9-10
8-15
a
,
preferred ;(quar.)__
Westchester Fire Insurance Co.. (NY)—
Increased quarterly
1
_;
of
7-31
14c
(quar.)
Trust,
Baker,
period.
7-10
t20c
4%%
in¬
1
1
3c
(quar.
American
West
Ordinary—
less
preferred
June
rversus
■-,•■.
reported
struction
36c
Manufacturing
,15c
8-
8-
.
Co.*.____l________c._
Paper Co. Ltd. (quar.)______
Telephone Co., com. (quar.)_
Point
$1.44
7-10
8-19
Transportation
West
H.
set
v
Mr.
v
•'7-10
9-
40c
1
8-1
''lie
,
7-19
lu
Corp.
Trans-Canada
6%
78-
1962
-
'
8-23
,
Class
7-10
V
(Conn.)
(quar.)
(quar.)______;
7-31
12,618,479 shares
•
.
1
______*
$1.06%
Fund,
Inc.—
income)
"7
8c
preferred c (quar.)
26 %c
9-12
ago.
months
cents
For
7
$1.20
10c
-■
on
ago;
manufacturer
.;
7-10
8-
'
8-
8-
year
year,
.; materials
reported net earnings rose <to $9,558,000 or
$1.42
a-share from $9,085,000 or $1.37 a share in the
first half of 1962;
Sales
for
the
six
months
ended
June .30
climbed
to
a
new
record for the period—$114,511,000 from
$107,676,000 in thie same
1
$1.25
LiquorStores
8-
5%
Trust
Transamerica
v
8-26
.'8- 1
$1.15
91V4C
—._
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Trane
Union
45c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
.•7-31
15c
5
8-
a
ended
$378,189,000,
year
a
three
June
97
or
7-12
period
-months
company "has
the
ended
8-22
8-15
35c
—
King Corp., 6%
Waterbury National Bank
8
>
to
Melvin
9
9-
period
The
for
7-15
8-
like
National Gypsum
•-
:A
V
(quar.)_;
Waste
7-10
$1.19
(quar.)
10%
3
8»:5 ,*'■
;
'
Washington Mutual Investors
(Quarterly from investment
7-19
8-30
$1.14
(quar.)
:
six
$68,559,000
s'rl2%C
profit
»
profits in the first half of .this .year totaled
$10,207,000.
74 cents, per common share, compared with
$11,641 000,
84 cents a share in the, Initial half
1962.—V_ 198, p. 102.
equal
(Winston Salem)
15C
'
$4.00
■,9-10
9-20
>
.
preferred
$4.25
7-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
$3.50
9-20
^ :,$4.60 .preferred .(quar.)
8-23
$1.21
(quar.)
deductions for expenses
Toronto-Dominion
$4.50
8-16
•8-15
common
with
the
Net
H.
8-19
3
*
.
(increased quar.)____.
preferred
(quar.)
$5
7-15
1
8-1
> 5%
Co.—
preferred
4.56%
208
9-14
9-
div.
' .Common
,
1
:.-15c
(quar.)_
'
Edison
Truck
9-
19c
&
6
9-16
.
payment
tax
come
5%
9-17
the
similar
or
(stock
President,
line
the
aggregate sales of
.7-26
$2
5%.
Gas
preferred
Quarterly
1
Y.)
(N.
class A
Inc.,
Depositary)
Toledo
Trico
8-15
Swasey Co. (quar.)
Washington Gas Light Co.—
,
7-31
$1
B
(quar.)
Tobacco Securities
$5.96
/______ j $1,112%
Bros.i.Pictures
6
9-
,10c
preferred
Thriftimart,
1
7-25
(quar,)^_^._^_l_v
-JL2%C,
(quar. )___^___ta_^
$1.56%
Natural
Warner
T
6
10-
(quar.)
preferred
3.65%
7-1V
KiOC"
Warner
9-! :6
6
$1.23
Thermogas Company
(quar.)
Thomas Industries, Inc. <quar.)_.
8-
the
in
for
Sales
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)™
8-15
8-16
tiass "A_--™!;i____i_'•
Corp.;
For
-
7-30
.
and
June,
1963
quarter ; amounted
to
against $207,678,000 in the corresponding period last
"
8-15
7c
Wachovia Bk. & Trust Co.
$1.18
Bros.,
share-
Sales
u
'•
Chairman
outstanding
7-19
•
■
'
$4.56
.<•
7v'7
(quarterly
(quar.)____
Materials,
6V4 %
$1.31 %
—
Light, $4.80 pfd.
8-
12V2C
Bierwirth,
7-19
.
7-19
8-
,.2%c
'
E.
pointed
7-19
8-
8-
(quar.)
Fund TInc,
John
year,
^ended-June 130, 1963 totaled
$5,461,000, equal, after preferred dividends, to 40
cents per snare
on
the. 12,481,836
common
shares
outstanding.
This
compared
with $5,355,000, or 38 cents a common
2
:of^Ameri.ca—
preferred
Volunteer
30c
.
this
Bierwirth
out -that ?'tbis
gain
was,-in
earlier forecasts indicating -progressive
improvement in
picture throughout the year."
1
Net
income
in 1 the three months
9-
1
$1.27 Va
—
div.)
7-
L;
corp.
Von .Tecnnicai
T
<9-
1010-
6
9-
10-
$1.25
(stock
Mr.
5
•■100%
Vogt Manufacturing-Corp.
$1.22%
(quar.)
Pacific
Thalhimer
Title
Inc.
'
&
Texas Power &
7-
$1.17%
dividend)™
6
$1.16%
Gulf
Texas
;v s-
months
reported.
5
''.$1.17%
9-
-
9-
Sulphur
(quar.)
Industries, Inc., common
■■
7-
8-!
-i
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. .Cquar.
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.. (quar.)
...
1
-
2
-.8-
$1.31 %
6
10-
•
8-
8-15
(increased-quar.)
income)
4%%
TV
8-
$1.16
Texas Electric Service Co., $5.08 pfd.
$4.00 preferred (quar.)_____—
Texas
10- .1
''
(.quar.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.00% preferred (quar.)
5.08% preferred (quar.)
Texaco Canada, Ltd., common
4.92%
8-15
3
9-
;
9-
1
:
preferred
preferred
4-72%
8'
9-10
10-
9-
^
common
'from
8-30
V
(quar.)___
common
(stock
Line-'. Income
rVanamum
1
(quar.)-i
7-15
9-
:
$1.06V4
(initial)
Value Line Fund,
8-
10-
™™
5.25% .preferred
4.50%
16c
Power,
Corporation
Value
$1.15
(quar!
preferred
(quar.)_
5.24V«%
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
$1.06 »/4
—i—
7-31
60c
pfd.
Continued from page 8
8-30
9-14
8-15
oc
30c
43/4%
8
9-16
25c
(quar;)
:
Investment News
6
7-
10-15
25c
com.
12'
17VaC
(quar.)
8-15
$1.02 Va
■
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
preferred
8-15
-
25c
-
7Vac
-
8-16
1-64
22c
preferred
New
1
:i
_
(quar. )_„.___
(quar.)_____,
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.90%
vz
h
quar.)
Delaware
(preferred
;
(__
(quar.).!..;'.."....
VSI
8-
$1.04
Transmission, com. T
(quar.)___
4.25%
-8-
8-15
'
preferred
6
1-
•V; 7-31
25c
™________
Upper Peninsula
7-10
1
8-15
$1.27 Va
(quar.)_.___
Gas
4.10%
8-
12c
$1.08
C" "(quar.)
9-
50c
22Vac
—
8-15
35c
(quar.)
Taft
,,7-17
._
Co.
Pictures,
4.70%
25c
(quar.)
1
Upjonn Company
2
'
5c
Inc.
T__™
Universal
57c
Publications
8-
(quar.)_____
Tobacco,
9
5%%
T
of
General Corporation and
8-15
35c
Pharmaceutical Corp. (quar.)
inc. (.qua*.
Leaf
Extra
■
1
.
Insurance
Universal
8-15
8-
&
9-
(increased).
...
49
Holders
-$1.12Va
Controls
Universal
„.7-19
8-27
25c
Petroleum
7-19
1
Y.
(quar.)
Lines
Vitamin
Universal
1%
(N.
When
Payable 0} Rec.
share
(quar.)
(quar.)
Truck
S
Co.
pfd.
(s-a)
Corp.
A
4Va%
common
preferred
Clasv
Ill
Chemical,
Insurance
Time
a.
14c
(quar.)
&
Lines Co.,
S
4Va%,
7-10
Inc.—
dividend)
Biscuits,
Fire
U
7 Vic
common
International
Sunshine
S.
U.
7-31
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Borax
7-15
(quar .)
Summit Industries
Sun
S.
1
(quar.)
Service,
preferred
U.
8-15
(quar.)
(stock
9
32 Vic
___.
Inc. (quar.)
Clothier, common
California
8-
8-
5c
_
Stowe-Woodward,
Strawbridge &
Per
Name of Company
,
8-31
15c
(quar.)
Candies
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
(increased-quar.)
(425)
corrected
"
payment
'
Canadian nonresident
9 '
r ' "
'<
Mr.
.
Austin
said
that
at
Northeast's -annual
meeting
to
be
held
July 30 the airline is expected to announce plans for a. special
meeting to be held in the near future. At the later meeting', stock¬
holders will be asked to "authorize
the issuance of a new issue
on
tax.
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
'
outstanding.
Cincinnati,
household
hoods,
1493.
tems,
Gas Co.—Common Offered—On
public offering of 100,000 common shares
of Northwest Natural Gas was made by an under¬
writing group managed by Lehman Brothers, New
York. The stock was priced at $34.50 a share.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing will be used by
Northwest Natural Gas to meet, in part, the cash requirements
of its 1963 construction program. Construction expenditures in 1963
estimated at $9,725,000, with $3,321,000 expended through May
31
1963.
The company expects to finance the July 23 Pr°Sra'n
offering, with additional bank loans, cash on hand and cash to be
Northwest Natural
PROPOSED N. Y. S.
bonds
4.Vo% debentures due 1975
5%
debentures due 1982
Notes payable to bank
$6,000,000
6,000,000
200,000 shs.
4.68%
the
advised
has
dealers
Earnings
—V.
re-allow
;
The
,
representative of the several underwriters,
that sales of common stock to certain
not in excess of 55 cents per
allow and such dealers may
25 cents per share to other
and the number of
them are as follows:
several underwriters
stock to be purchased by
the
of
names
of
common
Shares
Shares
Co
&
Adams
M.
E.
Lazard Freres & Co.
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.__
20,400
800
Brothers
Lehman
800
1,200
Co.
&
Arthurs, Lestrange
J.
Barth & Co.
& Co
4,200
G. Becker & Co. Inc.__ 4,200
Stearns
Bear,
A.
Newhard, Cook & Co
Pacific Northwest Co
Paribas Corp.
L. F. Rothschild &
Co.
Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler
Schwabacher & Co.
1,200
1,200
Edward
L. Burton & Co.
800
J. M. Dain & Co., Inc.— 1,200
Drexel
& Co.
4,200
Co
&
Boettcher
Burnham
Co.
&
Union
Dillon,
Eastman
4,200
Co.
&
Securities
800
&
Co., Inc
Hentz & Co.
H.
4,200
Co.
&
V.
1,200
Thalmann
Ladenburg,
197,
4,200
4,200
1,200
2,100
4,200
2,100
4,200
1,200
Co.
2,100
Stroud & Co., Inc
2,100
Walston & Co., Inc.
2,100
White, Weld & Co. Inc— 4,200
Dean Witter & Co.
4,200
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
800
Son
&
Harper
P.
Wm.
4,200
Shearson, Hammill &
Securities Corp. 2,100
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
4,200
Equitable
2559.
p.
Co.—Bonds Offered—On July
syndicate jointly managed by
Northern Illinois Gas
24
underwriting
an
Corp. and
Inc., New
publicly $20,000,000 Northern Illinois
& Co., Inc., Equitable Securities
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Blyth
York, offered
Gas 4%% first mortgage bonds due
July 1 1988. The
100.378% and accrued interest,
to yield 4.35%. Award of the bonds was won by the
underwriters at competitive sale July 23, on a bid
bonds were offered at
of 99.731%.
PROCEEDS—Net
4%s, came from
First Boston Corp.,
99.399.
for application to construction
that construction expenditures in
estimated
is
It
tures.
will be
financing
the
from
proceeds
capital
working
increase
used to
expendi¬
1963 will
$48,000,000.
aggregate
will
bonds
new
BUSINESS—Northern Illinois
Gas
is engaged principally in the
natural gas in 344 communities
HI.,
of 615 Eastern Ave.,
"Bellwood,
distribution and sale
purchase,
and adjacent areas in 24 coun¬
ties in northern Illinois including, areas in Cook County generally
outside the City of Chicago. A subsidiary, Allied Gas Co., in which
the company owns about 99%
of the outstanding stock, is a gas
utility serving approximately 8,500 customers in areas contiguous
to the
service
area
of the company. A wholly owned subsidiary,
NI-Gas Supply,
Inc., is engaged in gas and oil exploration and
development.
the
subject
to
company
of
to certain conditions precedent,
the respective principal amounts
opposite their names.
commitment,
firm
purchase
the
from
set
bonds
new
severally have made
purchasers named below
PURCHASERS—The
a
(000's
omitted)
■I
Amount
Blyth & Co., Inc
$2,240
Equitable Securities Corp.
2,230
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
C.
Drexel
Fahenstock
I.
Shields
&
J.
R.
S.
&
&
__
of
Hirsch
Michigan
&
McDonnell
197,
Co.,
&
p.
Inc.
Corp.
1
Inc.,-'
Co..
Inc.
Northwest
Davis
Swiss
&
Robert
Co.
&
—
American
Corp.
K. Wallace & Co.
(Los
through July 1, 1978.
be used to repay loans
1963
&
Co.,
5300 Santa
Inc
-
meeting, Directors declared a dividend of one
stock for each outstanding share of the
voting common stock.
As a result, 815,386 of new class B shares
will be issued Aug.
15, 1963, to holders of presently outstanding-
this issue.—V.
On
July 22, stockholders voted to increase presently authorized
capital stock by creation of a new, additional class of non-voting
class B stock in the amount! of $7,500,000, representing 1,500,000
sh&r'es with a par value of $5 per share.
The stockholders alsovoted
to eliminate
118,7i8 shares of voting common stock pre¬
authorized
$5
1,500
discloses full
Conference
membership of 250,015 and 424
Paddington Corp.—Six
Ended
Period
June
—
Earnings
per
I
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
In
$1.24
.
in
The
to
would bring additional gas
v,1:
voting
198,
191, p. 2307,
196.
p.
papers were signed in Boston
Machine Co., Windsor, Vt.,
Final
Automatic
July 19, making Coneof Pneumo¬
on
a
subsidiary
Cleveland.
Sam
S.
Mullin, President of the Cleveland-based company, said
that PneumoDynamics' offer to purchase the machine tool company
for cash was accepted by holders of well over the stipulated twothirds of Cone's commo'n stock.—V. 198, p. 143.
Dynamics Corp.,
volumes to utilities in
involved
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri.
Cities
include Battle Creek, Mich., Indianapolis and Muncie, Ind.,
Peoria
Springfield, 111., and Jefferson City, Mo. .
..
This capacity increase will mark the fourth expansion of facil¬
ities in three years by either Panhandle Eastern or its Gulf Coast
subsidiary, Trunkline Gas Co., and bring to approximately $168
million the sum invested to keep pace
with market growth, according to James R. Sykes, Panhandle's General Sales Manager.
To move the added volumes to market, Panhandle will construct
171 miles of pipeline, ranging from 12~to 30 inches in diameter,
and install 23,100 additional horsepower at its compressor stations,
Mr. Sykes said.—V. 197, p. 2464.
Corp.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
Polaroid
and
Parke,
Davis
company
has
&
Co.—Net Up 13%—
reported
world-wide sales of $90,019,785
of $9,554,375 for the first six months of 1963.
earnings for the first half of 1963 equalled 64 cents
on
each of the
14,864,621 shares of common stock
of
Sol¬
class B
new
PneumoDynamics Corp.—Acquisition—
five
program
The
company
I
1
senting 63 cents per common
out¬
increase over the earnings of
for the initial six-month period
1962.
of this year were approximately
1%
over
the $89,314,750 reported for the like period last year.
The
pharmaceutical firm's estimated income tax on the first
half operations this year totalled $4,892,000, as compared with the
$5,678,000 provided for the first six months of 1962.
The company had net sales of $43,324,348 and net earnings of
$4,117,133 during the second quarter of 1963, while sales and earn¬
ings during the second three months of 1962 totalled $42,082,782
and $2,820,362, respectively. Parke-Davis previously reported 1963
first
quarter sales of $46,695,437 and
earnings of $5,437,242.—
Sales
V.
in
198, p.
the
first
six months
Products Inc.—Six
Ended
Net
sales
income
31—
May
Earnings
—V.
198,
-
after
p.
taxes
share
per
—
Months' Report—
1963
1962
$5,392,182 $5,585,486
301,524
206,195
—
$0.50
$0.34
290.
Prolier Steel Corp.—Notes
Sold Privately—On July
22, Proler Steel, the world's dominant producer of
precipitation iron and a leading processor of ferrous
non-ferrous
and
scrap
metals
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—6
NuTone, Inc.—Common Offered—On
The
corporation and subsidiaries for
Months' Results
the six. months ended June
report net earnings of $1,680,341 after provision for in■come taxes
of $741,700, equal to 95 cents per share on 1,771,380
shared of common stock outstanding.
v
This compared with net earnings for the six months ended June
30,
1963,
metal products,
and
announced the sale of
$1,000,000 of 5% senior promis¬
Proceeds
of the financing, which was
sory
notes.
arranged by Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York,
will be used in connection with plant expansion.
Puerto Rican
289.
share against 18 cents in 1962.
half year to June 30, sales were $44,037,000 com¬
$39,009,000 for the same period in 1962. Net earnings
were $3,110,000
up from $2,087,000 for 1962, equivalent to 78 cents
per common share compared with 52 cents in 1962.—V. 197, p. 2564.
with
Net
per
and
$20,491,000 for T362 and
$734,000 in 1962, repre-
first
the
For
pared
Period
and
its best second quarter in volume
has reported
profits, with sales of $26,834,000 against
net earnings of $2,495,000 compared with
Cement Co.—Six Months'
Net
Net
sales
1962
$10,250,000 $10,137,000
—
earnings
Provision
for
Net earnings
Net
—V.
before
taxes
2,456,000
taxes
"
884,000
———
for the period
earnings per common
197, p. 2254.
.
Report—
1963
Period Ended June 30—
July 26, 1963,
a secondary offering of 75,000 shares of this firm's
common stock was made at $21.25 per share by Leh-.
man Brothers, New York;
4" \ [ J/ " -;
;
<
The' company will receive none of the proceeds
and to restore the
shares, par value
I
the
of
mers.—V.
Co.—Expansion Plans
request
a
1,500,000
voting common shares of record Aug. 1, 1963.
also voted a cash dividend of 5 cents per share on
common stock and a cash dividend of 5 cents per share
'on the new, non-voting class B stock. Both dividends are payable
Aug.
15, 1963 to stockholders of record Aug. i, 1963.
Joseph M. Hamilburg, Chairman, said it was the intention to
continue quarterly cash dividends on both classes of stock,, subject
to future circumstances.
An extra dividend on each class will be
considered later this year,
'V, : - V. '
It was announced at the meeting that the U. S. Court of Appeals
in Boston has held
that Plymouth's plastic electrical tapes sold
under the mark "Slipknot"
do not infringe Minnesota Mining &
Manufacturing Co. patents.
The court also approved entry of an
injunction to bar 3 M from representing an infringement and from
bringing suit, based on such tapes, against Plymouth or its custo¬
expand deliveries of natural gas to 49
utility
Midwest states was sought by the company.
filed with the Federal Power Commission, on July
24, Panhandle said it would invest $23.1 million in new trans¬
mission
facilities to
meet customers' requests for greater gas
volumes
next
winter.
The expansion will
increase Panhandle's
wintertime capacity by 130 million cubic feet daily, officials said.
Permission
customers
to
Directors
churches.
$1.54
share
197, p. 2564.
stock
815,386
.the
1963
1962
$20,830,015 $18,087,310
2,040,824
1,639,533
30—
earnings
Net
the company,
of
treasury
common
subsequent
a
share
Months' Report—
sales
Net
voting
share.
per
At
the
in
held
viously
The Methodist
300
100
Co
Rubber Co., Inc.—Capital Changes Ap¬
Plymouth
permanent residents.
Church has been active in the retirement housing
field for the elderly in Southern California for more than 50 years,
and
Pacific Homes
is now the largest and one of the oldest
operators of retirement homes in America.
The
Articles of Incorporation of Pacific Homes,
as amended,
provide that there shall be 26 directors, not less than one-third
of
whom must be ministers of Southern California-Arizona Con¬
ference of the Methodist Church and not less than one-third of
whom
must be laymen members of said Conference. The Official
Record compiled for the 1962 Southern California-Arizona Annual
than
400
200
Corp.,
Angeles.
proved—Stock Dividend—
standing. This represents a
13%
57 cents per share, or $8,452,451,
200
sales of low
of the year were lower than in the
first half, they said.
"Among the adverse factors during the second,
six months
were
generally declining market prices for flour by¬
products; a decline in grain prices from the 1962 crop basis that
had an adverse effect on hedged wheat inventory valuations; nar¬
rower flour margins in the latter months of the year; and the dock
strike in January which curtailed our export operations.
Industry
conditions generally contributed to narrower margins in our agri¬
cultural divisions during the second half of the year."
■/'Xx Promising developments during the vear, according to Mr. Gerot
and Mr. Pillsbury,
included the successful introduction of several
new categories
of products.—V. 197, p. 184.
Earnings for the second half
BACKGROUND—Pacific Homes had its real beginning in 1912
when the first church sponsored home for the elderly was built
between
Los
Angeles and Hollywood.
With the merging of the
German
Methodist Church and the Methodist Episcopal 'Church, ,
a
new Corporation was
formed, Pacific Old Peoples Home, prede¬
cessor of Pacific Homes.
Today, Pacific Homes owns and operates
six residences for senior citizens.
In addition, the corporation owns
and operates seven hospitals and convalescent homes in California
and Arizona to
fulfill its life-care obligations for all of its more
share
200
McCourtney
commodity
margin,
planned reductions in
and
items."
mixes;
bakery
and
flour,
$1,500,000 home for the
Monica Boulevard, Los
400
Co
Brecken-
&
Mosle
&
obtained in
elderly at
v
Proceeds will
1962 to construct a
Net
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.
ridge
•
Angeles)—Bonds Offered—On
July 22, 1963, B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis.,
offered publicly $1,000,000 4V2% to 5Vz% first mort¬
gage serial bonds dated July 1, 1963 and due Oct. 1,
The
700
700
700
Rotan,
& Co.,
by the
earnings
Remaining Shares—
Solvents
v-V
'■
for the fiscal
ended May 31, 1963 increased to $3.55 from $3.49 last year
earnings after taxes increased to $7,822,261 from $7,671,205.
Sales
registered
their seventh consecutive advance, loialing a
record $407,733,643, up from $401,369,696 last year.
According to President Paul S. Gerot and Chairman Philip W.
Pillsbury in a letter for stockholders, "Our modest increase in total
sales reflects favorable gains in consumer-franchise products, bakery
Joseph G. Rayniak who
the board.
New York investment banker, Mr. Hall helped found
Stanley & Co., Inc. in 1935. He became a general partner
in 1941, when Morgan Stanley
& Co. became a partnership, and
served in that position until his retirement on Jan. 1, 1962 when
he became a limited partner.—V. 196, p. 748.
Pacific Homes
has reported that per share earnings
company
year
from
400
Stieglitz
Hentz
The
leading
400
Dittmar
700
Hall succeeds Mr.
Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
Pillsbury
Morgan
&
Co._
Nitro-Chemlcals Ltd.—Commercial
Commercial
Mr.
400
&
2559.
vents to Acquire
See
H.
:,V
-
Poloron
700
Burr__.
Dickson & Co.,
First
—V.
Co
Halle
1,000
700
Co.
&
Co
Barth
Coffin
1,000
duPont
was
Sales 24%
while
Hall, a limited partner of Morgan Stanley
elected a director of Outboard Marine Corp.
E.
of directors.
retired
400
Co.
1,000
Co
&
Cullom
Shelby
1,000
1,000
Bear, Stearns & Co
Francis
York,
New
board
$700
&
2,230
&
Amount
Peck
Adams
Co
Allyn
Perry
-
President, has reported an increase in earnings of
25%, or 60 cents per share, in fiscal 1963 (ended April 30, 1963)
as compared with 48 cents during the corresponding period
a year
ago.
Net income after taxes
rose
to $180,794 against $143,133.
Total gross sales were $5,034,460, a rise of 24%
over Pickwick's
$4,159,441 volume in fiscal 1962.—V. 198, p. 290.
Director—
Marine Corp.—New
Outboard
months.
the associated press the shares
K. Ludwig, of Darien, Conn.—
Daniel
Mr.
by
Leslie,
Cy
share
Mr.
$75 a share
Pickwick International, Inc.—Net Up 25%;
President, net profit
to $91,356 on record
$1,780,420. This compares with the previous year's sales
of $693,709
and a loss of $106,482.
Earnings per share for this
year
also reached an all time high of 23 cents per
on
404,986 shares of common stock outstanding.—V. 193, p. 1903.
A
purchased
197, p. 1842.
were
of
sales
1,340,517 shares
for
$100,539,000.
of
profits reported for the first six
According to a news story from
Hanseatic
York
Corp.
Smith Inc.
&
Fenner
A.
New
1962
$853,516
76,530
$0,214
total
be
maturity.
of
greater than any previous high.
According to A. R. Kilbey, Chairman and
taxes for year ended April 28, amounted
ethylene decreased,
petrochemical products
principal
all
for
lower
were
The profit on this sale before income
taxes
was
$45,924,000,
and
after income
taxes $33,440,000 or
98 cents a share. Since this sale wad not consummated until after
close of the first six months, it is not reflected in the income or
their
at
prices
a
V.
company
crude
compared with the first six months of 1962.
On July
19, 1963, the company sold all of its
of common stock of Union Oil Co. of California
Profit for Year-—
highs in sales and earnings to stock¬
after
—V.
redeemable
at
general redemption prices ranging from 104.76%
to par, and
for
the sinking
fund starting April 1, 1966, at prices receding
from
100.37%
to par,
plus accrued interest in each case. The
sinking fund is calculated to retire 44%
of the bonds prior to
FEATURES—The
REDEMPTION
$1,013,698
77,394
$0,216
~
share
1572.
the bonds, also as
Other bids for
Halsey, Stuart & Co., $99,708;
99.699; and Glore, Forgan & Co.,
1963
31—
of anhydrous
in the United
oil and natural gas liquids.
of synthetic rubber, carbon black, and
of
Sales
and
$1,817,000
92,000
$0.51
recorded new
annual meeting. The missile-electronics company
is beginning
its fifth year of . operation.
This year's sales were
two-and-a-half" times higher
thah the previous year and 70%
The
holders
dealers.
shares
197, p.
19f?3
Corp.—Annual Report—
Ortrontx Inc.—Shows
that the underwriters may
concession not in excess of
a
per
liquefied petroleum gas. substantially higher sales
plastics, and greater production
and
States
or
taxes
after
income
company
'be made at concessions
may
and
share
Ended March
Year
Net
'
as
after taxes
share
1842.
p.
Sales
2
per share.
Lehman Brothers,
_
$1,961,000
101,000
$0.56
per
197,
1,571,456 shs.
ammonia and Marlex
Orbit Instrument
50,000 shs.
60,000 shs.
Common
($9.50 par)
3,000,000 shs.
1,620,381 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—In the underwriting agreement, the several
underwriters have agreed,
subject to the terms and conditions
therein set forth, to purchase all of the common stock at $34.50
scries
series
5.75%
income
—V.
$28,898,500
4,880,000
6,000,000
2,000,000
—
par)
($100
Preferred
Net
Earnings
These earnings
share for the
comparable 1962 period.
Among factors contributing to higher six-months earnings were
increased sales of petroleum products, improved prices for gasoline
Corp.—Quarterly Report-
sales
months
in its
that earnings for the first six
highest first six-months earnings
the
were
year
history, amounting to $55,151,000 or $1.61 a share.
were
10%
higher than the $50,130,000 or $1.46 a
Outstanding
2,500,000 shs.
—
30—
Ended June
period
Outstanding
Authorized
Long Term Debt:
First mortgage
Chemical
Net
period.
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
198,
Onyx
outstanding during the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
stock ($1 par)
p. 196.
Common
Co.- -Net Up 10%—Sells Union
has reported
company
this
of
1963
Authorized
—V.
The
Intends to apply
York Stock Ex¬
30,
APRIL
OF
AS
company
the class B
Phillips Petroleum
^
CAPITALIZATION
company's principal business is the distribution
of natural gas to customers in the states of Oregon and Washing¬
ton.
Its service area is located for the most part in the fertile
Willamette Valley, with Portland as its metropolis. Headquarters
of the company are at 735 S. W. Morrison St.,| Portland.
REVENUES—Operating revenues in the 12 months ended May
31
1963 totaled $30,269,000 and net income amounted to $3,446,000,
equal after preferred dividends to $1.85 a share on the average
shares
E. LISTING—The company
common stock on the New
change.
operations.
common
the
of
listing
the
for
the
and
Oil Co. Shares—
fields.
and kitchen
electronic
electrical,
BUSINESS—The
of
"WoodCarv."
wholesalers in the
are
number
stereo sys¬
grills; most
Birchwood kitchen
the company commenced production of
cabinets which will be
sold under the trade-name
Sales are made by the company exclusively to
July 24, a
from
electric heaters, radio-intercommunication and
other kitchen appliances, door chimes, barbecue
Asset Value Up—
reported that the net asset value
stock was equivalent to $62.80 and
$91.90
per
share
respectively.
This compared with net asset
value of the class A stock of $57.45 per share and of the class B
stock of $79.11 per share at Dec. 31, 1962.—V. 197, p. 564.
class A
the
of
30,
June
On
at
recently,
197, p. 1842.
Petroleum & Trading Corp.—Net
Madison and Red Bank Roads,
the company manufactures a broad line of built-in
appliances
including exhaust fans, range ventilating
BUSINESS—Headquartered
cents per share based on the
same
company's shares.
holders of the
to be major
1962, of $1,685,032, equal to 95
number of common shares.—V.
30,
the shares are already
The selling stockholders will continue
sale of the stock as
from the
substantial but undis¬
Hughes Tool six
settling their
largely by ex¬
debt expected to
or amount
preferred stock to be exchanged for a
closed amount of the company's present debt.
Mr
Austin said as a result of the action by
or
eieht other creditors are expected to cooperate in
debt problems with Northeast. They
will do this
change for the new" preferred stock,
with some
be forgiven or written down. The names of the creditors
of money owed was not disclosed.—V. 196, p.
Of
generated
Monday, July 29, 1963
.,.
(426)
50
>-
share
.
.
1,572,000
$0.79
.
2,378,000
842,000
1,534,000
$0.77
""
6285
Number
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Georgia-Pacific Corp., this issue.—V.
&
Ginn
See
this issue.—V.
Company,
7.3%; Sales 58%—
Inc.—Net Up
Rayette,
73%
for the six months ended
June 30, 1963, against the similar period last year, George Barrier
President, announced. Net sales were up 58%.
Earnings
after taxes for the first six months of 1963 were
$1,326,228
against $751,771
for the same period
in 1962.; Per
share
earnings for the 1963 period were 73 cents on 1,824,331
shares
outstanding as compared to 42 cents on 1,789,090 shares
outstanding in 1962.
Net sales for the half year ended June 30, 1963 were $16,607,600
earnings increased
share
Per
Net
before
Net
Common
Earned
announcement
The
for the first half of 1963 show substantial
comparable period last year, Robert F. Draper,
President, announced.
" ■•
Sales
rose
34.5%
to $7,568,728 compared to $5,626,347 for the
Sales
Officer.
Executive
Chief
months
the
of
V.
the
Ltd.,
confirmed
He
firm's
from
report
a
Rayonier
comaany."—V.
the
The
of
290.
Y.■, '.V;
a.
stock
$23,254,655
$1.48
or
7-,;•(/:.
the
in
share
per
V;:/;
;•
.
of
Republic's
that
second
first
year
7:7
into
55
quarter
of
investment
7%
quarter
Sales
the
for
which
credit
were applicable
first six months of
but
1962
recorded
were
to
the entire
totaled
1963
the
in
common
second
tract
negotiations,
improvement
in
another important
orders
for
current
factor has been a
consumption,"
Mr.
has
course
unnatural
the
without
should
we
effects
production
on
up
ufacturer
of
Revere Copper & Brass Inc.—Six Months'
Cost
I
30—
June
1963
and
before
Income
Federal
for
Provision
197,
taxes
Federal
taxes
income
on
half
Net
will
additional
make
77/
:;
moves
this
in
of America—Net
Corp.
direction.—V.
197,
"777 :;:77; '''7'77 .7":; 77.7-': V;7 7 7:
Lower—
last year were $19,276,038.
capital transactions included in the above
$1,294,520 or 24 cents a share this year compared
cents
share
per
Chairman
deductibility,
to bring
p.
earnings
that
$316,898,
with
growing
48
BUSINESS—The
is
cents
Mr.
bution
of
(000's
teens
and
teens'
coordinates.-
jumpers
the
trade
and
popular-priced girls'
include
skirts,
jackets,
Coordinates
and
trade
own
sizes
pedal-pushers.
the
name,
name
In
firm
-"Fruit
of
addition
sells
the
girls'
to
slacks,
items
shirts
Under
sportswear
sold
$300
Kraus
&
Co.
Butcher & Sherrerd
Rauscher,
; 7.
Pierce
a
The
called for redemption on Aug. 24, 1963, all
5%% debentures due July' 1, 1985 at. 106.40%
has
company
Manhattan
of
the
company's
the
of
the
firm's
sales
profits,
company's
sales,
and
while
and
in
coordinates
1962
GIVING
loan
payable
&
Co.,
to
John
Inc.
of
TO
officers at
no
at
6%
of
at
stock
Common
Warrants
for
subord.
no
(10
have
been
$250,000
Federal
par)__
1,000,000 shs.
allocated
offered
for
sale
the
on
behalf
underwriters
of
as
follows:
maintenance expenses
and amortization
of amortization
Rose & Co., Inc
Edward N.
Siegler & Co
income
state
and
taxes—net
income
—
37,972,056
9,033,813
28,062,577
I.
L.
Rennert
&
Co.,
50,000
10,000
5,000
22,000
;;
Interest
Other
10,000
50,000
30,000
Inc
Clayton Securities Corp
Lane Sterling & Co
—V. 196, p. 1343.
deductions
80,967,897
639,740
433,193
575,889
370,030
87,783,789
—
income
Crown Cola
Royal
ended
after
company
June
30,
providing
compared
has
1963,
Co.—Net
reported
that
amounted
$1,261,000
for
'-0
for
End
the
six
months
(73
—
——
on
cents
per
share)
•
to
construction
preferred stock of subsidiaries
reported
of
of
net
common
income
stock
81,173,756
29,352,745
1,082,138
*3,705,072
5,938,695
31,247,613
923,074
*3,554,890
6,280,908
52,887,084
...
End
of
Net
Average
*
were
with
1962,
of
intangibles
on
were
of 1963. For the first
share after amortization
were
has continued
per
that
con¬
two
to
exercise
resultant economies, coupled
in the much improved per¬
the
though,
197,
earnings
earnings
increase
in
net
earnings has
labor costs have
anticipated,
as
1018.
p,
cents
of
F.
of
half
the
Chairman,
increase
equal
1962,
period
same
to
year.
the
months
L.
G.
Maechtlen,
and
$3,908,836,
current
"The
level
continuation
a
of
Maechtlen
Mr.
from
up
of
this
$3,879,609.
and
control
equipment.
197,
$33,719,315,
second
up
quarter
!
:
is satisfactory and
we
look for
during the balance of the year,"
orders
condition
said.—V.
against
announced
President of
were
Square D's second quarter sales this year were
from
$32,863,609 last year. Net earnings for the
were
$6,653,686
share
a
ago.
six
electrical distribution
of
$1.02
year
a
last
over
first
qperations for the
manufacturer
5%
a
1963 were $64,234,101,
recorded
$60,808,077
the
for
Magin,
W.
first half of
$6,988,966,
first
six months of 1963 show in¬
the comparable period of 1962.
reported for
over
share
a
first
the
for
sales for the
were
the
in
earned
98
2402.
p.
Standard Brands Inc.—Net Up
and
Sales
for
Loss.—V.
—
period
197,
earnings
p.
:
——
—
449.
six
first
the
for
23,152,250
23,152,250
1962
of
reached
sales
244,365
for
cents
share,
second
per
Sales
1963
■.
the
were
7V7.7 ' 7
$309,502,913,
of
of
months
quarter
against
$303,-
1962.
net income was $4,968,555, or
from $4,699,904, or 69 cents per
1962.
1963,
of
share,
second
the
of
six
common
the
for
high
new
a
first
the
the
For
73
7
period.-
Net
up
of
quarter
j '
nonconsolidated
foreign subsidiaries for the first
United States dollars, were $15,584,586, and income was $684,182. Sales and income for the first
half of 1962 were $14,352,998 and $757,996, respectively. Dividends
months
received
for
of
1963,
such
from
the
six
first
stated
in
subsidiaries
months
approximately
were
1962.—V.
of
197,
Standard Forgings Corp.—Six
June
Net
Federal
per
p.
this
7
six-month
Britain,
New
387,796
201,600
186,196
$0.01
$0.61
4,499
share
565.
highest
The
23,152,250
23,152,250
$2.09
$2.09
as
4,499
-
taxes
income
197,
same
1963
1962
$9,353,589 $11,281,547
-
taxes
income
Net
the
2298.
Months' Report—
—
income
before
p.
30—
sales—
Higher—
period
sales
Conn.,
.
in
was
company
the 120-year history of
announced by John C.
President.
Cairns,
1963 were $63,496,802
ended July 1, 1962 which
26-week period in 1963
were
$1,996,460 up from $1,775,143 in 1962. Earnings per share
for the six month period were 13%
above the same period of last
sales
Net
for
the
sales
net
weeks ended
26
the
for
same
June 30,
period
Net earnings in the
$59,428,864.
were
same
'
year.
Second
6% higher than the same
first quarter of 1963 by 3%.
1963 were 43 cents per share
or
10%
higher than the 39 cents per share earnings for the
second
quarter
of
last year and
26%
higher than the first
quarter 1963 earnings of 34 cents per share.—V.
197, p. 1993.
quarter
sales
for
1963
were
period last| year and exceeded the
Earnings for the second quarter of
Chemical Co.—Six Months' Report-
Stauffer
Ended
June
Net
a
_
-
--
share——..
per
—V.
~
1963
30—
.
p.
1962
$
126,915,000 120,972,000
10,159,000 10,235,000
———
$1-08
o
9,389,633
outstanding
197,
7'
$1.07
9,528,145
1
662.
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—Net
Up 13%—
Ind., processor of canned and frozen foods,
attained record sales
and increased its earnings 13% during the
fiscal year ended May 31, 1963, Alfred J. Stokely, President, stated.
Net
sales approximated
$201,900,000, up 2.5% when compared
with
$196,975,447
sales of the previous
fiscal year. Sales of
Stokely's "Finest" and "Van Camp" merchandise reached an all
Indianapolis,
tlINethincome
the 1963 fiscal year amounted to approximately
after preferred dividends, to $1.12 a share on
of common stock outstanding on May 31, 1963,
compared
with 1962 net income of $2,839,657 or 95 cents pel
common
share
calculated on the same basis, or an increase of
almost 18%
in earnings per common share.—V» 197, p. 185.
in
equal,
$3,210,000,
shares
2,188,480
Studebaker Corp.—New
totally
new
introduced
by
series of
a
and
of
the
23
feet,
home
in
Product—
household
executives
and
refrigeration
centers was
members of both the business
economics press.
unit,
a freezer
refrigerator
x
„_OQ
has total food storage area
refrigerator area of 13 cubic
compartment of 10 cubic feet.
portion is contained in a shelved compartme
named the "Avanti"
cubic feet and is divided into a
new
and
The
concept
the Franklin appliance division of Sthdebaker Corp.
audiences including architectural and home building
marketing
people,
The
$2.28
$2.28
6%—
months
highest for any first half in. the history of the company, Joel S.
Mitchell, Chairman, announced, Record-high net income for the
first six months of 1963 was $10,309,375, an increase of 6%
over
1962 first-half earnings of
$9,712,474. Income per common share
increased to $1.52 from $1.43 per share earned in the comparable
to
period
period
48,505,250
outstanding;
Average for period—
Earnings per share on shares outstanding:
.
also
even
the figures
increase1
5.6%
a
A
Up 28%—
earnings
\
*
charged
Dividends
$1,095,916 (94 cents per share)
Federal and state income taxes; as
earnings of $833,619
charges—
7,000
to
with
interest
long-term debt-.
charges
Consolidated
7
'
before
on
interest
Interest
Shares
The
37,542,816
9,469,468
25,182,654
87,577,242
income—electric
income
Income
18,000 shs.
16,
quarters
"Management
noted
Consolidated net
Earnings
1962
283,149,086 262,400,112
operating expenses
Miscellaneous
Stock
$98,000
said,
be
and
This
Common
Debentures
Reuben
1963,
compared
$
370,726,328 343,368,009
155,096,377 140,912,919
50,438,919 48,299,630
2,545,344
992,625
and
Operating
Other
22,
June
amortization
earnings
SaleS
23,000 wts.
hereby
by
Total
150.000 shs.
23,000 wts.
securities
1963
30—
Other
1,741
stock
June
revenues—electric
Deferred
250,000
__
ended
reported.
operating costs, and the
business, have resulted
1
over
period
•'
Taxes
10,716
debs
cents
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
company
■
June
$24,167,140,
half
they
after
two
ended
of
first
Square D Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
Sales
creases
National Shawat The Chase
Subs.)—Earnings Report—
Investment'credit—net
$259,043
first
substantially—V.
Shares
Operating
Operation
1,819
interest
(&
Months Ended
Depreciation
7
share
net
accomplished
risen
Pine Street, N. Y.—V. 198, p. 290.
80
Co.
Southern
the
P.
interest
convertible
payable
Capital Stock:
Bank,
25%
Outstanding
interest
Note
outstanding
FINANCING
PRESENT
interest
Mortgage
the
66%
6'/2%
at
rate
annum
63/4%
34%
for
Authorized
McGuire
to
for
for
account
accounted
EFFECT
Intebtedness:
Due
accounted
12
CAPITALIZATION
per
1962
its
of
profits.
company's
Open
in
Co.,
300
count
of
&
300
Inc.
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at The
mut Bank of Boston, 40 Water Street, Boston, or
75%
Co.,,
500
700
500
Inc._
with Fruit of
the Loom,
Inc, The
is
persently on blouses which retail at $2 and sportswear, con¬
sisting predominantly of coordinates, at $4. The sizes are for girls
from one year of age to approximately 16
years of age.. Blouses ac¬
for
&
500
Co.,
&
__
Dempaey-Tegeler
Inc.
To Redeem Debentures—
licensing agreement
company's principal emphasis
Loom,"
&
&
Co.
Davis
Cullom
Shelby
700
700
its
under
half
first
the
$22,404,762,
1962,
should
"It
been
against
Amount
& Co._$3,300
duPont
Burr
& Co._
Burge
Courts
shorts,
under
blouses
and
I.
&
Hentz
Ball,
and
omitted)
Amount
-
Hirsch
Equipment Tr. Ctfs.
51.
p.
Stanley Works—Sales, Net
purchasers named below have severally
subject
to
the
terms and conditions contained in the
purchase contract, to purchase from the company the following
respective principal amounts of new debentures:
Coffin
198,
revenues
for
per
Stanhaus
Earned
H.
Sell
added
—V.
Francis
the
..'77 7
formance.
UNDERWRITERS—The
company,
of
Period Ended
agreed,
the
in
in
j.
the
gross
the
for
of
over
with
about a disappointing year in the hotel industry.
17, of $8,000,000 of this firm's 5% debentures
July 1, 1988 at 102.50%, plus accrued interest, to
yield 4.83%. Additional financing details follow:
located at 1115 Broadway, New York,design, promotion, production, sales and distri¬
popular-priced girls' blouses in toddlers, children's, sub-
engaged
earnings
a
first half of 1963 increased 116%
over
the
Simon Fisher, Chairman, and W. Stanhaus,
$225,537
221 cents.
due
edness to the factor.
$1.19
or
year,
for
earnings
July
•7.
Co.—To
York.—V.
on
revenues
quarters
1263.
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Additional Financing De¬
tails—Our July 22, 1963 issue reported the sale, on
Corp.—Debentures, Common Offered—On
July 25, 1963, Reuben Rose & Co., Inc., New York,
offered publicly $250,000 of this firm's 6%%
con¬
vertible subordinated debentures due June 30, 1973;
also 50,000 shares of its common stock at $4 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $365,000, will be used
to finance inventories, which are presently financed
by a factor, John P. McGuire & Co., Inc. To the ex¬
tent that any of the proceeds are not used to finance
inventories, funds will be applied to reduce indebt¬
higher
mil¬
was
the
last
earnings
gross
Net
Rona Lee
the
$65.6
due
were
announced.
of
six
were
77 777:'/ 777.
competition from
with respect to expense account
stopovers due to fast jet service
said
uncertainty
hotels,
combined
197,
year.
and shorter average
—V.
3,648,838
last
Henderson
Ernest
regional
new
for
of
earnings
will
company
has
fiscal year ended
six
in
;7
_
chemical
New
based
vending equipment and the world's largest producer
phonographs, said that the acquisition represents
first step into the home music field, an area it
planning to enter for several years. He indicated that
been
or
the
This
share,
a
of
Net
$
3,617,424
period
1883.
p.
agreements
reserves
116,810,456 117,344,738
7,537,424
7,602,838
3,920,000
3,954,000
income
other
for
income
Net
—V.
of
net
expenses,
floor plan
and
Seeburg.
Executive Vice-President of Seeburg, a man¬
reported gross revenues of $227,885,260 for
April 30, 1963, compared with $215,199,350
a
year ago.
/
7k
•/•'.,.• ■:
Net income and profits of this international hotel system, after
setting aside $18,410,851 as a reserve for depreciation including
capital gains were $210,769, or three cents per share compared
with $946,998 or 16 cents per share a year ago. The depreciation
1962
said
for
share.
a
$2.41
reported that the company plans to sell
of 1-15 year equipment trust certificates at com¬
Bids will be received Sept. 4 (12 noon EDST) at
bidding.
Broadway,
by
The
124,347,880 124,947,576
sales
year
it
$7,500,000
first
company's
Seeburg
p. 2298.
Report—
President,
this
23,
President,
coin-operated
the
earnings
$2.75
or
Spector Freight System, Inc.—Net Up 116%—
1963.
30,
June
Gordon,
has
197,
$
Ended
Period
Net
by
the
re¬
and liquidation.—V.
sulting from such inventory accumulation
p. 1992.
franchises
Kinsman
existing
Cameron
general
Patton
shipments
and
and
1962
30,
June
net
or
million,
the
Sheraton
its
run
between
stock
22
honored
J.
months
there
will
be
substantial
steel users.
After this liquidation
be able to operate throughout 1964
the
next
several
of inventories by
"During
are
voluntary and resulting from the partial annual
of the company's 4(4% subordinated debentures
part
a
July
All
be
commented.
liquidation
165
this
1962.
results in the first half reflected inventory
some of our customers related to our labor con¬
by
-;'.77 "7.' 7777v7:lv; .7' 7:
company acquired for cash the Kinsman Manu¬
Inc., of Laconia, New Hampshire. Kinsman, a manu¬
facturer
of
electronic
organs,
will henceforth operate
as
The
Musical Instrument Division
of Seeburg Corp.
improved
accumulation
common stock.
for the similar
the company's
$1.29 per share
Seeburg Corp.—Acquisition—
quarter,
our
July
petitive
and
On
amounted
"While
on
or
7'7:;v7
facturing Co.,
$592,420,943 in the first half of 1962.
Second quarter sales
to
$350,517,501 this year compared to $278,404,060 in
from
.
$117.4
'
Southern Pacific
Results
fourth
year.
$607,536,239
7:i
,
cents
Federal
7
amounted to $1,564,-
million,
$134
of
mainly to larger volumes, in¬
operations,
and a small improve¬
in
U.S.
wholesale
gasoline
prices
over
first-half
1962.
"Gasoline prices are still depressed," he
added, "even after im¬
proving slightly in the first half of this year bver the severely
depressed levels of the first half of 1962."—V. 197, p. 1786.
trol
1963
manufactures paper, plastic containers, milk cartons,
closures in factories at Fulton, N. Y.; Kansas City,
Kansas;
Los
Angeles;
and
Peterborough,
Ontario, Canada.—V.
197, p. 1682.
v77-7,7.7,.1.
-iZy.V:1 -V'.'
year,
or
Up—
Sealright
equivalent to $1.40 per share, as compared to $8,727,a
share
in
the
second
quarter
of 1962 and
$9,114,499 or 58 cents a share in the first quarter this year.
All of
the above figures for 1962 have been restated to reflect
the
reapportionment of depreciation on guideline lives and the
081
the
of
settlement.
this
ter
as
Earns.
$31,569,535 for the
compared with net sales of $31,481,980
of
net', sales
first six months of
share
per
call,
when production dropped sharply following the early steel
Republic earned $21,993,374 in the second quar¬
1962,
labor
1963
the
ago.
conversions,
by
more
were
Corp.—Sales,
based on 1,162,945 common shares out¬
standing June 30, 1963 and on 1,095,018 shares outstanding a year
earlier, after adjusting for the three-for-two stock split Jan. 31,
1963. The difference in the number of shares outstanding at the
end of each of the respective periods is accounted for principally
period
same
to
year
a
Earnings
than double Republic's result in
quarter and substantially better than the second quarter
this
earnings
the
noted
President,
Patton,
with pre-tax earn¬
came
to
$9,957.—
of
1962.
profitable
$486,843
to $3,524,832
the
quarter
Falls
$1.33 per share
with $1,417,383,
compares
cups
F.
for
equal
period
1962.
T.
1962.
period in 1962.
same
income
550,
has reported that earnings for the first six months
$31,107,873, equivalent to $1.98 per share of common
against
of
reported
has
of
months
six
Net
Sales Up Sharply—
Steel Corp.—Net,
were
corporation
the
for
company
1963
of
198.
\.\
>vv..>
Net
Sealright-Oswego
first
of
1682.
p.
The
the Rayonier President
from "funds generated
iapply (e.g., manufacturing, logging),
revealed that its financing will be entirely
Republic
1962.
amounted
profit
for
sales
$17,830.
This
will
within
to
similar period
quarter
of
197,
Canadian
Detailing the big investment program's objectives and areas where
it
half
creasingly
Net
asserted.
Erickson
Mr.
amounted
1963
for the
Second
York
New
of
$272,055
to
in
period
same
of
Willetts,
Earnings
$64,176 compared to a loss of
Net profit for the first six
$30,776 compared to a net loss of
amounted
taxes
the
for
half
estimated
announced
year
earnings
ment
1962.
before
has
this
earnings for 1963 were an estimated
lion, or $1.35 a share, compared with $57.9 million,
share, in the second quarter of 1962.
the
period in
ings
meeting
earnings
over
Protit
subsidiary headquartered at
Vancouver, B.C., that a new bleached sulfate paper-making pulp
mill with an annual capacity of 100,000 tons would be constructed
adjacent to a mill completed there in 1961.
Rayonier's total annual capacity for all types and grades of pulp
will exceed one million tons when the new program is completed,
Canada
and
$483,055
.
a
first
about
Period—
for
Analysts by Russell F. Erickson, President and
of Security
Society
at
made
was
Profit
Inc.—Shows
of
with
Second-quarter
1884.
p.
increases
same
:
1,515,794
$0.44
$0.46
share
the
first
1,606,904
shares
per
197,
Schick
Rayonier Inc.—Expansion Plans—
1965.
tax
tax
half
compares
On
Growing world markets for chemical cellulose and paiier-making
pulps plus a healthy rebound in rayon, a major cellulose-based
product, are among the powerful reasons behind Rayonier's newly
initiated
capital investments program involving over $62,000,000
in late
Federal
income
corkpany
The
first
Herbert
1962
$14,665,530
1,519,567
1,499,175
777,999
803,392
741,568
695,783
—
51
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Net Higher—
,
1963
$15,850,371
30—
June
income
—V.
the same period in 1962. These sales and
been
adjusted
to reflect
the pooling of
interests of a subsidiary, Odell, Inc., acquired July,
1962.
Mr.
Barrie
emphasized that these
figures do not include the
sales
or
earnings of Faberge, Inc.,
one
of the world's leading
cosmetic and fragrance companies, acquired by Rayette as of the
end of June of this year.—V.
198, p. 143.
completion
Ended
sales
Federal
$10,516,073 for
earnings
figures have
for
*
earnings
Rubbermaid Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Peroid
Net
against
slated
for
represent an increase in excess of 28%
per share and exceed earlier predictions. W. H. Glenn,
President,
stated,
"There
is
every
indication
that
the present increase
should continue throughout 1963, which would result in this being
the best year in sales and profits that Royal Crown Cola has ever
experienced."—V. 197, p. 1638.
1274.
193, p.
$960,000
providing
after
taxes.
income
state
above
The
House, Inc.—To Sell Division—
Random
and
period,
1962
comparable
Federal
1262.
197, p.
the
for
OK'd—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co.—Merger
See
(427)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
(428)
52
x-t.
iJhtad
51 StS-
oi
puuion
sentative,
occupies the lower
freezer
the
and
doors
class
slidine
for a minimum
the unit however, is its
reached by pull-out drawers
10Moft tdTtinctTvedeogutward'
concept is the work of
to major marketing groups.
a
projected retail price tag of &b°u^
available to consumers late in January 1964.—V.
offered
'.
v
.
'
.,
$800, it will
197, p. 2609.
Loewi
&
sales———:—-———
of
Cost
—V.
3,560,637
taxes on .income——
1,851,500
Federal income taxe§———
1,709,137
Net earnings after taxes
, $1.03
Earnings .per share-———.*-*.
—-*
—v. 197, p. 962.
;
/77-V/ ft";/ft-.:..ftft
198,
1,
(Dec.
1963
ft/'/
Swingline Inc.—Acquisition—
of
manufacturer
/"."•'•'ft'-..
■
...
Ltd.
••
■
which
'•'.''* '-.
standard business fQrms; 'The new subsidiary will
manufacture metal' parts both for its own use and for- sale to
loose leaf- bookbinders.
"1ft-./;:. ,• *•;->*ft?.:.;, ft// ,-'n
Wilson
Jones* Co...(Canada). Ltd., is. a
subsidiary of Wilson
Jones Co., Chicago-based manufacturer. Of a broad line of office
record-keeping equipment .and supplies.-The parent, company, .was
mqrged into Swingline Inc. through a share-for-share exchange of
stock on March 29, 1963.—V. 198, pr 332. /ft//: ft" "'ft/ft//1//;/ '//
'/ftlV
ft//,. /'•" '■
"
Symington Wayne Corp. — Acquisition;-. Earnings
ft"-
ft/
;ft
»
Sets Record—
v
■;
ft- -ft./*- >'
•
■
July
the
24
i
.(
ft
:
for
the
the
first
v
of
1963
increased
The
increase
ft/.'
ft
,
6.5
from
.7
■
cents
33.5
'
..
Pacoima
It
total
has
Net income
Clark
see
—V.
197,
Equipment
Melvin
H.
Jacobs,
u.
expansion
has announced an important
processing color and black & white
film
for
design
which
plement
will
of-the
in
where
service
black
white
available
and. most
world.
excellent
&
make
finest
the
stated
will
It
"we
to the
;
the
•
The
of
year
earnings, of
quarter of
Gross
income
for
of
ago.—V.
the
half
characters
197.
for-the
$15,761,951
per
second
for
share
six
for
months
of
1963
was
From
six
V.
a
&
$4,790,246
or
common
shares
were
selling
stockholders
sold
the
as
joint managers
for
and
nf3th?™5tnrhe c°"lPany manufactures and
thermostatic controls and device?,,
in
electric
StThomas^Ontario
sells various types
principally to orovide
and
gas
appliances.
™anufacturing facilities
are
located
Canadian subsidiary has
CAPITALIZATION
($1
AS
OF
v
par)
JULY
24,
at
auto¬
transactions
"
________
Authorized ' "
1,000,000 shs.
773,186 r,hs.
and conditions set forth
selling shareholders. have
--vftcu/r.
as
repre¬
will
See
Petroleum
Phillips
The
those
posed
of
proposed
outstanding
into
one
of
Bohn
of
merger
The
second
Bohn
of
Universal
share
Aluminum
American
Brass
&
-Aug.
into' Universal
20,
will
to
vote
on
first
stock,
30,
1973.
agreement
of
companies, the
the
both
1963.—V.
198,
merger
52.
p.
Patterson
25, 1963,
a
—
Interim
—
•
On July
secondary offering of 50,000 shares of thisstock was made by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Inc., New York, at $20.50 per share.
Of the shares offered, 25,000 were owned by Cornell
University and 25,000 by Columbia University. The
shares sold were gifts to the two institutions from
:ift-/
fticvi
i
niqA
7
.
..
of
Yale
&
Towne
which
c-v.a
.yjht
material
produces
was
adversely
were
said
$36,565,764 in
were
attained.
months strike
29, 1962.
"incoming orders have kept
continued good business for the
that
pace
with
balance of
Report
also
briefly
reviewed
the
progress
the proposed merger of the businesss of Yale &
Manufacturing Co.,
producer of automotive,
made
Towne
marine
definitive
parts and components.
The proposed
implementing the transaction has been unanimously
the boards of directors of both companies.
by
,
proposed agreement contemplates the formation by Eaton
of
a
new
wholly-owned
subsidiary to
be known as Yale &
Towne, Inc., which will acquire the assets and business of Yale
&
Towne
Manufacturing Co.
and continue its operations under
the
management.
present
provides for the issuance of three-fourths of a
stock and one-fourth of a proposed new
convertible preferred stock, with a par
value of $25, for each share of Yale & Towne.
Two of the new
preferred shares would be convertible into one share of Eaton
agreement
of
4%%
Eaton
common
"The
have
Eaton
common
cumulative
stock.
*
—
••
-
*
agreement will not be entered into
favorably resolved and thereafter
been
until tax problems
transaction will
the
Shareholder approval of both companies at Special
meetings to be called at a subsequent date. Progress is being made
toward resolution of these tax problems."—^V. 198, p. 144.
be
subject
to
'
xt ft
-
..
"The
31,
common
.
2099.
197, p.
Co.—Record Sales,
Manufacturing
industrial
approved
"The
Common Offered
ft
repayment.—V.
Eaton
agreement
convertible
by Aug.
class A shares.
in -mid-August, through
and Hemphill, Noyes &
comparable
indicating
and
\
Uris Building Corp.
results
regarding
pro¬
stockholders
.
loan
Co.,
year."
The
Universal,
&
had filed an
$6,500,000 of con¬
company
1962 periods, sales of
$67,752,773 in the first half
aifected by a five
Philadelphia Plant which was settled on Jan.
1962
and
American.
of
the
expected
is
ft.
sales
quarter
second
Mr.
19,
is
adopted by
the
will become effective
series
for
used
.ft
the
In
records.
Sept.
merger
that
Securities
7'"' ft' '
be
ft,/
to
shipments,
the
1,300,000
260,000shs.
—
average
per
up
Consolidated
agreement calls
for each share of the
issued
common capital stock
of Bohn to be converted
of common stock of Universal and one share of
preferred
the
deben¬
handling and construction equipment and lock and hardware prod¬
ucts amounted to $39,317,825 during the second quaretr of 1963,
and raised
the total for the first' half to $75,242,116, both new
237.
Aug.
Outstanding
$4,400,000
—
Consolidated
1963
$1.56
2,571,195
meet
1963
Authorized
second
quarter net income of $1,833,156, or 80
share, brought the total for the first half of
$3,009,518, or $1.32 per average share. This compares
with
the
1962
second quarter income of $998,029, or 44 cents
Der
share, and first half Income of $1,305,962, or 57 cents per
share.
;
/
.
' ft
•
cents
Universal American Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Stockholders
and re¬
"completed on June 30 the best first half year in its
history," achieving "record totals in both dollars of profit
volume," Gordon Patterson, President, reported in the
financial report to shareholders.
."/ft .ft 'ft. ft
interim
■
the
and
' '••
sales
the
p.
'
..
company
94-year
•.
Co.," this issue.—V. 198,
securities
Towne
&
The
firm's
Outstanding
AS OF MARCH 31,
reported
York.
New
and
charac¬
1962
$1.53
2,572,577
ft" '
.■
other 40% is made up
wft-ftM' - ';ft..ftftft/f.:;:--;(ft
however,
260,000 shs.
Union
Earnings— ;
South
a plant n
to sell, and each of the underwriters is acting
being
$56,452,000 $55,869,000
3,925,000
4,007,000
ft;.,.,
ft
1
■'
System Inc.—Debens. Sale Planned—
was
the
of
Yale
number
1963
ft-,
-
ft--'-, ftf,' -ft
Dillon,
Proceeds
Report^—
loss per common share—
shares outstanding——
143.
J':
.
f
1968
18,
it
22
Offering
ftftr
" r
revenue
Net
.
par)
($1
Eastman
and
ft .".ft,., :"ft
of'
-'r
symbols,
-
,
ft '
;
income
due- May
stock
July
On
the NYSE ticker system.
be
seen
simultaneously.—
can
.
'" 'ft
is headqu - rtereu at Brokaw, Wisconsin.
of the firm's products consist of fine and writ¬
subordinated
share
1963
■
application with the ICC for permission to sell
vertible
subordinated
debentures
and
400,000
by
?
*«U^PERW?ITE^?~Sub;iect t0 the
^e VUDdrit n« agreement, the
agreed
Now
tape.
ft'.,
stock
reported
_ft——
—
and
npne^of the proceeds will
:The offering was oversub¬
01
.
shares
displays
as
loss
If
^.nmmnn
Common
ten
and service
through
control
letters
than moving
and retain
'ft ft '
Underwood Corp.—Six Months'
of the
stock at $28.50 per share. The
the account of a number of
ft
company
Yale Express
Union Oil Co. of California—New Stock Interest—
company.
temperature
unit
prices,
-ft-. -
•
1,022,222
does no commercial printing.
It does,
variety of printing presses and other printing
a
Common
at
scribed.
matic
ticker
Common
Ui1?u^WI.lting group offered publicly 124,072 shares
accrue.,to
recognize
2510.
p.
—V. 198, p.
Co., Cleveland,
of this firm's
projected
Net
$6,354,17$ or 63.4 cents per share
Gross..sales were $31,544,793 for the
against $30,601,053 for the same period a
ft '
Long-term debt:
.....
mtge. bonds due Sept. 1, 1980
brokerage
Period Ended June 30—
Therm-O-Disc, Inc.—Common Offered—On July 24
1963, Goldman, Sachs & Co., New. York, and Mc¬
Donald
197,
Net sales
1884.
p.
and
to-
against
as
to
electronic
new
traded
the;
period
'
—
familiar
to
.
1 The
This com¬
same
.
.
First
Co.,
orange
1962
producing equipment which It uses in connection with its-research
of developing and testing various types of paper and in
the printing of its own office forms and product labels/ft'ft "v/.ft;"
"Lectrascan" reports stock
fixed rather
than moving
non-moving luminous
-/■;/,
1,037,081
—
—V.. 197, p. 2459.
of
means
ters.
ft
quarter of.,1963
the
''.
' ' '
■.
;a-7 }•
vy a<
foilz ieq
J;
..."
"i / :"t >
program
second
the
for
share.
per
easier
are
1962.
of
1963,
-
first
share,
per
first
income
cents
24.7
sales
against
as
—
cents
the
that,, net
or
$3,943,314,or 30.4 cents
1962.
ago.
first, half
year
reported
$2,470,257
was
$16,821,753,
Net
47.8
lor
1963
with
pares
.second
were
has.
company,
quarter
—
'",,'<• .'ft-/-
'■
>
■
.'
company
maintain
sub¬
firms in the fall, the" "Lec¬
trascan" was designed to make ticker reports easier to read. Ex¬
tensive-testing by the U. S. Air Force has proved that fixed
■
*
long
delivery
for
shares
;
by
substitutes
It
for
produced
a complete com¬
tacilities, existing any¬
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.—Net Lower—
The
-ft^ftiftftftyft'
instantaneously
numbers
industry
,
-
BUSINESS—:Tno
569.
p.
1963
—1
ing paper, containing no rag content. - The
of book, printing, envelope and text papers.
Systems Corp.—New Ticker Display Sys¬
s."
characters.
be
planned specifically to provide
and quality for. the entire. Industry for color and
processing for television.—V. 197, p. 2610.
1162/
p.
Approximately 60%
company
prices
have
up^to-date
share.
outstanding
per
X
$38,042,867 $36,279,699
5,868,390
16,707,247
3,063,000
3,577,000
^
2,805,390
3,130,247
ft
v
$3.02
$2.74
provision-————
tax
income
ft.
The company's new electronic product,
into the
television.
been preparing this
important program for many months. We are pleased to announce
that Technicolor will provide a completely new plant of the latest
President,
195,
/'
Wausaii Paper Mills Co. — Common Offered — On
June 26, 1963, William Blair & Co., Chicago, offered
publicly, for its own account, 2,000 shares of Wausau
Paper Mills common stock at $24 per share,
has received permission from the New York Stock
Exchange to
attach
"Lectrascan," its new stock ticker display
system,, to
ticker circuits in offices of approved subscribers to
the- Exchange's continuous quotations. Formal contract with Ultronic is expected to be drawn up in the near future.
;
4 /.
Ultronic' Systems produces
the Stockmaster, a desk unit stock
reporting device, now in use in brokerage offices throughout the
2,820,858
$0.86
company
of
issue.—V.
this
Evans-
~
ftft'^ft'/.
income-—H—1.——_7i.—
—V.. 197,
California and one in Denver, Colorado.
excess of $197 million.—V.
197, p. 1060.
Co.,
-r
ended Oct; 31, 1962 totaled
*
"ft..
.ft
cash and stock;
of
tax„_L—
income
income
Shares
Approved by N. Y. S. E.—
The
*1962
Technicolor Corp.—Enters New Field—
The-
field
Net
tures
1786.
p.
Federal
4I/£,%'
$2,424,893
___
!
share—
*
•
ft,-'
•Six Months' Report—
q•
CAPITALIZATION
tem
" 2,820,858
ft" $0.95
—
per
in
resources
'
..
bdfore
'Net v
Hills,
operates three savings and loan
Co.
Southern
.ftft
.
30—
Ended. June
Period
Net
Tyler Refrigeration Corp.—Proposed Asset Sale-
1953
$2,685,595
outstanding
Earned
Financial
in
'.
to
Tampax Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Shares
Canyon.
Mint
and
sidiaries—two
"/ft'7.'
ft "'ft
ft'ft'
of business last year was slightly under'$1- mil¬
volume
Product ft. income——
the
However,
amount
undisclosed
for an
VCA's net sales for the fiscal year
*/ Warner & Swasey Co.
: ft
Woodland
Fernando,
'
Ultronlc
30—-/'
shareholders.
selling
the
Oaks, T.San
Sherman
California—in
(
ft,
.•
of
'
'.ft.;/;! ./ft-"
V;
'" "Tft.'.ft'/ft""'ft'/*'
Philip H. Sagarin, Valve Corp. President, in announcing the ac¬
quisition, stated that the company will be moved from South Lyon
to the VCA plant in Bridgeport early in August.—V. 197, p. 2403.
'
this
In
;"■■
18,
$5,3 million.
contingency
a
revenues
Period Ended June
acquired
trust account may be used by the purchasers as
fund,, thus the immediate distribution to selling
stockholders would be $19 per share.
'V.
Founded
ifi 1952, San Fernando Valley Bank has total assets
int excess
of
$12 million. ,It operates
five offices in Southern
funds
r
%'■!
Xr-:;< 'V
,
ft
,
of America—Acquisition—
Corp.
July
lion.
7!
,
ft-K" ft
;
relays
Crowder's
shares at a price
common
benefit
the
for
account
for the first half of 1963 were up 6.56%
over
the-., same period in
1962, or $25,121,481 against $23,575,894,
an increase of $1,545,587.—V.
197, p. 1993.
"ft Operating
..
^;-ft vft.,v-:ft;
2559.
this manufacturer of aerosol valves and designer of
aerosol
packages, announced the purchase of the Evans-Crowder
Co., South Lyon, Michigan, a privately-hejd firm.
Evans-Crowder
will operate as a new VGA division.'::~ft/ft.ftf'ft
Tho Evans-Crowder Co., 26-year-old manufacturer of atomizers
and dispensers used for perfume, colognes anid. hand creams, was
of $20 lier share.
The
offer
will be extended to all stockholders at this price,
"ft
Under the agreement, $1 of the $20 will be deposited in a trust
outstanding
Trans-World
was
v
3,472,834 shs
6,000,000 Shs.
par)—
Pasadena,
Valve
an
169,400
per
common share
cents compared with
earnings
.
of. 1962.
months
six
period
same
cents.
40
that
' ".
(10c
of
reed
On
and loan holding company, has
^
1,250,000
25,000,000
Division -, of Michigan Magnetics',
Inc., Vermontville,
Mich., a VSI subsidiary, where manufacturing facilities are com-»
patible for the production of the reed relays.
■■■■'';ft;.;1',:;'-ft..ft
The President stated the Wintronics acquisition represents one
phase of a corporate program to increasingly broaden the VSI
electronic product line.—V.
197, p. 1994.
.
"/''"ft.ft.-'
'ft.
29%—
:
92,987,218
99,522,000
.'v,-.
Wintronics ;
agreement with a group headed by Eugene V.; Klein,
Chairman of" San Fernando Valley Bank, representing controlling
stockholders, Trans-World will acquire at least';51% of the bank's
Under
Tampa Electric Co.—Net Higher—
reported
This
^inaiiclal. Co.-nproposed Acquisition
Chairman of Trans-World.
and
ft';.'/:
-"ft,;
$18,500,000
ft,::
VSI Corp.—Acquisition—
of
v'!
Angeles based savings
Los
■ft-'
ft.ftftft ,'ft; 'ft' 'ftftft'
"•
ft
stock
p.
.ft
ft
c
Corp.—
stock:
197,
,
Outstanding
...
Calif., company has acquired the business and
Wintronics, Inc., - of
Hawthorne; Calif.,
manufacturer
and related products, for an undisclosed amount
of cash, it was announced on July 18 by Mason Phelps, President!.
Mr.
Phelps said the new acquisition will be operated as the
<\:'V
J?
in
'ft-'
!
ft
entered into an agreement to purchase the controlling interest in
Fernando Valley Bank, according to Louis J. Galen, President
company
has
—"V.
equal
197,
1963
30,
May
Common
6%; Net 10%—
333.;v-"*'f,SJ'r-,*■'
This
.
and rounds out the other Symington Wayne lines of
hand/tools.. ft
i- .»V ' •
7/ /"ft" 'ft 7/ i *
7s7
Symington Wayne also reported that its consolidated sales and
earnings in the second quarter; were the highest for any quarter
in its history. Earnings rose to $1,135,855 in-the-second,quarter
of 1963 from $844,263, in the. second quarter of 1962. Second quar¬
ter earnings this year were 62
cents 'per share based on the 1,837,269 shares outstanding at the end of the period as compared
with 51 cents per share in the second quarter a year ago based
on
the 1,634,767 shares then outstanding.—V. 197, p. 2299.
V'1
company
v
with
stock
San
*
The
-■
.
World,
plements
_
:
JUNE
.V
Mortgages payable
Secured construe, loans payable
Capital
high,
198,. p.
OF
AS
' ft-" ft "v.'..ft
ft' :
■
Subsidiaries—
from
$70,747,629,
to
the
York,
engaged
.
sinking fund debentures,
"ft.,
1, 1975—,
$20,000,000
due
;
increased
Buildings
6,V2%
.
announced that last, week, it had ac¬
quired for cash, Kr'aeuter & Co/ Inc.;* Newark, Ni- J., one of- the
oldest manufacturers of hand tools. Kraeuter, manufactures quality
tools
for
the electronics inlustry and; other, markets,
and com¬
On
i
.
,
year
" ft' '
'ft
Uris
earnings increase of 29% from the
"f'
June 30, consolidated net income,
after payment
of preferred dividends and allowances for taxes,
totaled
$15,428,000 against $11,941,700 for the similar period in
1962.
This amounts to $1.18 per share of common stock based
upon an
average of common shares outstanding, compared with
93 cents: earned per share for the like period last year.
The per
share amounts have
been adjusted for stock dividends paid in
1963 and 1962;
'Vv.- ■*;.
:"
Results for the quarter ended June 30, show consolidated net
income of $8,385,200, or 64 cents per share compared with $6,237,-,
,500, ..or 49 cents per share, in 1962;-:
Horace
W.-Brower,, Chairman and' John R. Beckett,. President;,
attributed the favorable results to the continuing- efforts of all
the " corporation's - subsidiaries
to develop higher earnings.—V,.
J
•/••
;
.
fiscal
the
in
,
/ft t
_/•,
Sales, Earnings—
Transamcrica Corp.-—Net Up
bidders, " and
Aft
CAPITALIZATION
Half-year results show an
like 1962 period.
For
the six months ended
:
•-
Co._
&
Clevelahdxbftsed manufacturer of lift*, trucks, has reported
sales and earnings for the first six months of 1963.
Net sales for
the six months period were $22,098,248, up 6%
over last year's figure of $20,825,703. Net
earnings were $1,718,843
or $1.45 per
share for the first half of 1963, a 10% increase over
$1,$55,966. or $1,31. a,share last year at this time.-—V., 197, p. 1060^
•
a,
as
—
This
record
•
will
business
new
Leaf
2,750
6,500
2,000
Co.-
assets
be operated under, the name of W. J.
part of Wilson Jones Go;;. (Canada) Ltd.,
manufactures and Sells lbose leaf sheets, forin, indexes and
The
Loose
6,500
Inc.-—
Co.,
&
:
New
Avenue,
organizations
*
ft ft ' .
Authorized
Towmotor Corp.—Sales Up
ring
ft-"-/
m?tal parts.
•
.
' C
282.
p.
assets of A. C. Schwarz & Co., Ltd., of Toronto,
metals for loose leaf books and associated
certain
were
&
Walston
the previous 12 months.
:
Net income climbed
to a new high at $643,061, compared
$606 086 for fiscal 1962.
Based on 583,760 shares of common
outstanding at the close of fiscal 1963, net earnings were
te $1.10 per share
against $1.04 in the previous year.—V.
July
24,
the .company; ^announcedthe acquisition, of
a
business in the loose leaf binding field. Acquired for
job
Wertheim
record
had
|
for
sales
Net
Canadian
cSsh
Inc.
Barney & Co.
Third
850
'
stockholders.
37
or
-—
Rothschild & Co
net sales and net earnings' in the
ended May 31, 1963, Robert Montgomery, Jr., Chairman,
J.
Davis, ' President, stated in the annual report to
Louis
and
cents per share, on sales of $4,071,929. This compares
with
the
like
period in, fiscal 1962,, when Superpack reported
earnings of $155,213, or 31 cents per share, on sales of $2,918,815.
Theodore D. Richmond, President, pointed out that earnings for
the first six months of fiscal 1963 are after deductions of $128,000
for
depreciation, amortization of ' patents and development
costs, plus an additional $78,000 which was set aside during this
peiriod to provide for interest payments to holders of Superpack's
convertible subordinated debenture ■ bonds. By comparison, during
the similar period last year, interest charges were only $22,000 and
depreciation, amortization and development costs together totaled
$37,500.—V. 198, p. 290.
; . )
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979,
Inc.
Co.
L. F.
99.
company
^
fiscal year
$1.13
that, net earnings for the first six
1962 to. May 31. 1963) were $182-,-
reported
has
fiscal
of
"4,000
* ?
2,750
4,000
Robinson-Humphrey
The
Thriftway Foods Inc.—Record
The
Ltd.—Net, Sales Higher^—
Superpack Corp.,
The "company
5,000
Hop-
&
i_=.-=_u—,
6,500
&
p.
$61,271,817
truths
wood
Debt:
42 ,535,857
,896,615
,026,200
,870,415
"
—-—
Jaffray^
Piper,
2,750
_—
;
at
of the nation's largest
operating office buildings.
one
• ft>
/ft ft .ft
Uris operates seven completed; office buildings—five in New York"
City and two in Philadelphia (the sale of one of which is,scheduled
to be
completed in August, 1963); is constructing an eighth inNew York City scheduled for completion
early in 1964; and con¬
templates the construction/of a1 ninth, also in New York City; ft. ;'
demolition work for which ia scheduled to begin late in 1964.V."v''ft'' ft"
In addition,-Uris is engaged in three joint projects:
the Sperry' "ft.
Rand office building in New York City completed in
1962, jointly
with Rockefeller Center, Inc.; The New York Hilton Hotel at Rocke-'
■ftft
'
feller Center, opened last month (June, 1963),-jointly with Rocke¬
.ft;/;
/"'/-ft/ft.
feller Center, Inc. and Hilton Hotels Corp.; The Washington (D.C.)
Hilton Hotel, under construction, jointly with Hilton Hotels Corp.
Jackson
■
Woodard-Elwood
for
Provision
Co.
is
and
building
2,750
$46 ,432,472
$48,389,018
44,828,381
Earnings before
Co.,
&
Webber,
2,750
2,750
Inc.———
Co—__
Co.,
Masten
E.
BUSINESS—Headquartered
company
Co/__
Curtis
&
Smith,
Brothers—
Lehman
,r
1962
2 1963
30—
Ohio
Paine,
Corp.—Six Months' Report—
June
Ended
The
—
A.
Sundstrand
Milwaukee
and Presi¬
dent, respectively, of Uris Building Corp.
2,750
The
dhairman
Percy Uris and Harold D. Uris,
2,000
Co.—
&
.
'
Period
com-
Shares
■
Turben
Merrill,
^
1
Franklin
manufacturer of private brand
freezers rand
home refrigerators. Franklin will not market
the
Avanti, according to Robert H.. Quayle, Jr., Executive Vice-Pres dent
and J. C. Hammond, President. Instead, the new refrigerator
engineering and design
which today is the nation's leading
McCormick
Sachs & Co.—, 16,786
McDonald & Co
—.16,786
Bacon, Whipple .& Co.—
4,000
Ball, Lurge & Kraus-—_
2,750
J. Barth & Co.,—-—
2,750
Alex. Brown & Sons,
4,000
Butcher
&
Sherrerd
2,750
The First Boston Corp.,
6,500
Fulton, Reid & Co:y. Inc. - 2,750
Hayden, Miller & Co.___;
2,750
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Inc.
^
6,500
k
™The ^otal
'•""ft
Goldman,
,
of
belpwi" '//ft'
Shares
feature of
cif
natural wood finish and its totally invisible innei
workings,
c
S to make it more of a piece of attractive kitchen
furniture than any appliance idea which has yet been brought, to
will be
With
set
number
the
purchase,
severally agreed to
opposite its name
has
shares
mon
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ft':
il
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—
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6285
198
Volume
53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
"
:
S
Bond
l
a
e
The $1,215,000
—
school bonds offered July 23 were
to
awarded
Y 150,000 3V2s.
syndicate:
Blyth &' Co., Inc.; Harris Trust &
the
at
1964
City Treasurer's office,
&
Herrington
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe.
Weeden
Santa Maria Joint Union High
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Marshall &
& Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FenSchool District, Santa Barbara,
Meyer, Inc., at par, a net interest
ner & Smith Inc.; J. Barth & Co.;
Ventura and San Luis Obispo
cost of about 3.31%, as follows:
%E. F. Hutton & C04 Inc.; Shearson,
•■A-.
Counties, Calif.
$215,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1, 1964
Hammill & C04 Stone & YoungBond; Offering—J. E., Lewis,
and 1965. /YYy;
berg; J. B. Hanauer & Co.; J. A.
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
Super¬
725,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Hogle
& ; Co.;A Kenower,
Mac1966 to 1971 inclusive.;
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Arthur & Co.; Lawson, Levy, Wiland 1973.
f liams & Stern, and Hannaford &
Talbot.
ARIZONA
.
Offering—Rhea Averill,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will
(MST)
a.m.
bids
sealed
receive
until
Aug.; 5
on
11
,
Co., ■ Inc., at a
price of 100.001, a net interest
cost of about 2.95%, as follows:
from
1
Due on July
1, 1963.
1964
inclusive.
1975
to
Principal and interest (J-J)
able at the County
fice.
pay¬
Due
23/4s.
1,800,000
Aug. 1 from
on
1966 inclusive./ Y.
1964 to
Due
1
Aug.
on
Treasurer's of¬
1$75 to 1983 inclusive.
Other members of the
& Divelbess.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Gratyll, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
on
until:110
bids
Aug.' 16
$12,000,000
bonds.
revenue
July 1, 1963.
of
Dated
Due on July 1 from
1969 to 1990 inclusive.
The bonds
Interest J-J.
are callable;
A
(MST)
a.m.
the "purchase
for
Legal-
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler.
Y YY'
YY/v;;
Hutton
Marache
&
&
&
Co., Inc.; First National Bank &
sion
Bond
enue
Highway Commis¬
(P. O. Little Rock), Ark.
National
City
Webster
awarded
offered
to
a
July 24
group
were
composed of
103.00,
interest
net
a
price
a
of
cost
Bank
America
of
N.
&
T.„
Union
Riverside
100.038,
net interest cost of
a
about 2.96%, as
School
from
livan, Clerk of the Board of Su¬
on
Aug.
5
for
the
purchase
of
$620,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1963.
to
Due
1988
on
Sept. 1 from 1964
inclusive.
interest
(M-S)
Principal
payable
County Treasurer's office,
and
the
at
or
Bank
County/ in Chicago
York
City.
Legality
or
ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
"
Crossmont Junior College District,
San Diego
Bond
$2,000,000
school bonds offered July 23 were
awarded to
the
Bank
syndicate headed by
a
of
America
N!
T.
3.24%,
a
as
follows:
1966 to
Due
240,000
Sept. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
100,000 3%s.
Due
on
1971.
Sept.
Sale—The
the
S.
to
A.,
a
and
22
were
N.
T.
about
-
\
'
a
net
O f f
e r
n
g—Francis
L.
Greiner, City Clerk, will receive
on
bids
Aug.
21
until
11
for
the
15
from
a.m.
to
(PDST)
purchase
improvement
1965
Due
1984
on
Sept.
by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
ity
approved
\
30
for
the
Aug.
inclusive.
pay¬
sealed
July:
on
purchase of $2,120,000
follows:
$1,640,000 school bonds.. Dated
from
Principal and interest (J-D)
(EDST)
1964
The bonds
480.000
Due on Aug. 1
1, 1963.
sewer
1, 1962.
1983
to
are
inclusive.
callable.
bonds.
Due
on
$4,000,000
the
revenue
were
National
payable
(J-J)
way
purchase
bonds,
as
13
$11,250,000
of
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
IOWA
Y: Y
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•
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•
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Sale—The
Bond
Dated Sept. 1,
.
offered July
19 were
awarded to the Housing and Home
Agency.
July
Dated April
April 1 from
Bond
enue
and Cherokee
as
interest cost of about
/
follows:
curities
0009,
a
3.73%,
School
"
"
Sale—The $3,235,000 rev¬
awarded to
offered July
a
18 were
syndicate headed by
from
Corp., at a price of 100.-
follows:
$410,000 4s.
Sioux
O.
(P.
College
Center), Iowa
Manager,
bids
sealed
on
Boersina^Y
- received
Offering—Neal
Bond
Business
Aug.
9
until
will
10
the
for
series
A
a.m.
Due on Feb. and Aug.
inclusive.
1 from 1965 to 1969
(CST)
of
follows:
purchase
bonds.
Due on
1978 incl.
1 from
B bonds. Due oh
1978 to 2002 incl.
Dated Aug. 1,
1963. Legality ap¬
325,000
Oct.
series
~
Cutler.
proved by Chapman &
Mason
City Independent
District,
Co., and City Se¬
net interest cost of about
as
:
from
Hammond),
Indiana
John Nuveen &
were
Corp.;
State Bank, jointly*
$35,000 21/zs. Due on Nov. 1
1964 to 1969 inclusive. *
$90,000
INDIANA
bonds
sewer
18
$415,000 revenue bonds, as
Griffith Junior-Senior High
—
?
1963.
Chicago), III. ■Sale—Thb $1,650,000 rev¬
bonds
■
awarded to the First of Iowa
Dordt
enue
$77,000
offered
University of Chicago' (P. O.
Bond
•••'.■ \'
Y
'• :>■
Iowa
42,000 2.90s. Due on Nov. 1
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
follows:
5,250,000 series B bonds.
.
Legality approved
Miller.
.
Chicago.
bonds
Aug.
Speed¬
the Northern Trust Com¬
or
pany,
(P. O.
III.
on
First
the
at
Company,
Trust
&
of about
$6,000,000 series A bonds.
-
Principal and inter¬
callable.
est
^
at par, a net
a.m.(CDST)
Dated
bonds.
revenue
Due on Jan. 1 from
1981 inclusive.
The bonds;
1966 to
Offering—Melvin C. Lock-
10
(CST);y
a.m.
the purchase of;
Aug. 1, 1963.
2.78%,
for
10
and
for
13
Oct. 1 from 1965 to
receive
will
unlimited tax bonds, as
bonds.
June
cost
yond Reynolds, Clerk of the Board, Building Corp. (P. O.
Finance,
(EST)
Aug.
Cherokee,
/
Offering—Reginald J. Re-
of
on
basis
Offering—Bennie F. Heal-
Bond
until
New Canaan, Conn.
Bond
a
'
Ind.-° >~
ton, Secretary of the Corporation,
will receive sealed bids until i 11
'
Finance
CONNECTICUT
Corp. (P. O. Indianapolis),
are
ard, Secretary of the Board of
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Wayne Township School Building1.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
from I
10
inclusive.
bids until 8 p.m.
Jose, Calif.
i
Due
1983
100.434,
Bond
(PDST)
Dated Sept.
15
First
Southern Illinois University
School
a.m.
Chapman & Cutler.
•••
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $1,-
to
July
•
by
approved
:
;
Treasurers
County
Legality
school
$75,000
Carbondale),
County Treasurer's office., Legalr
of
f.
r
San
Bond
of
2:95%.
Y:
Unified
V'V(Oi;
Bank, Highland, as 3s, at a price,
visors, will receive sealed bids at
1963.
>'
..
the
to
awarded
bas, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
1965
offered;
bonds
&
000,000 school bonds.
X
the
office.
Bank
by
11:30
i.
Sale—The
Bond
Offering—Maurine I. Dob-
until
.
(P. O. Highland), III.
District, Placer County, Calif.
Auburn
h.
Unit School District No. S
A.,
approved
' ■1 ■ Y'
Tahoe-Truckee
&
2.95%.
-
Dated Sept. 15, 1963.
1,
Williams
Levy,
of
'
S.
Herrington
Dahlquist,
&
price of 100,084,
a
interest cost
&
...
•
inclu¬
1966
at
a.m.
Savannah.
Counties, Highland Community
.
Fiscal
&
Kalman
San Francisco;
Stern, at
.J
on
to
Principal and interest pay-
1
In¬
Madison, Bond and Montgomery
in
T.
inclusive.
Legality approved by
& Maner,
1964
sive.
Dated
April
on
Due
1963.
from
1
a.m.
ILLINOIS
of
New
Chicago or: at the
N.
10
bonds.
Due
.
1993
1,
Dec.
on
Prin¬
at" the
Legality
and interest
Calif.
composed of
America
Lawson,
or
Sutcliffe.
10,
$3,100,000
July
group
of
Bank
$4,200,000
Due Sept. 1, 1969.
2%s.
1970 and
Co., Inc.
San Bernardino County,
awarded
Oliver
Dated
on Sept. 15
District
America
Orrick,
on
to
1966
terest A-O.
Diego, Los Angeles and San
Bond
Corp.; Eastman Dil¬
bonds
San
25
July
on
San Bernardino School Districts,
Bond
of
1988.
and B. J. Van Ingen &
school
City
25,:
der, Peabody & Co.; Dxexel & Co.;
sealed
on
July
;~
1963.
1,
from
of
Dated
June and
purchase
$900,0X10 poor relief bonds.
June
(EST) on Aug. 15 for the purchase
April
(CDST)
a.m.
the
for
2
able
until
bids
Aug.
on
;Y: Y^Y/Y.
Mrs. Johnnie
—
of $125,000 revenue
inclusive.
Due
1987 to
Boston
&
net interest cost of about
$190,000 5s.
25
lon, Union Securities & Co.; Kid¬
S. A., San Francisco, at a price of
100.061,
July
Offering
sealed
ceive
(M-S) payable
or
the
of
York
Co.; Kenower, <MacArthur & Co.,
County, Calif.
Sal e—The
Diego
Francisco.
Other members of the syndicate:
First
America,/N.'T. & S. A., Los
Angeles or1 at any fiscal agency of
New
on
on
1986
314s.
from
~x>f
Riverside
Due
and
423,000
(PDST)
a.m.
3s.
1979
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
Due
1970 to 1978 inclusive.
1,710,000
.Bond Offering—Donald D. Sul¬
at Riverside until 11
2%s.
1,935,000
District,
San
at
Bond
bonds.
Due
1963.
15,
Bank
follows:
Due July 25, 1969.
1,935,000 3s.
County, Calif.
Sept.
A., of San Francisco, at a price; Agency
of
$1,075,000 31/4S. Due July 25, 1968."
Elsinore
school
cipal and interest
syndicate headed by
GEORGIA
bids until 11
sealed
"';v
Cutler.
Zand-
Offering—Bartel
stra, County Auditor, will receive
Legality approved by Chap¬
Y';Y
Mc-f
Ross,
Indiana
New
Sanders, Clerk of Council, will re¬
i
v,
purchase
the
awarded to
a
/
A
County, Calif,
for
13
$2,000,000
$5,368,000
Bank
&
Bank
Co., both of Kokomo...
County (P. O. Crown Point),
Bond
Company, New York
Trust
1'
Trust
Lake
callable.
are
Chemical
the
at
Diego until 10:30 a.rn.* (PDST)
Aug.
on
about 4.07%.
CALIFORNIA
Aug.
on
Clerk of the Board of Super¬
ner,
bonds
The
Jeffersonville, Ga.
Offering—Helen Kleck-
Bond
Due
pay¬
1 /: Y /Y
Aug.
Due on Aug. 1 from
Diego
1963.
1,
(M-N)
man
Sweetwater Junior- College District,
San
May
York
from 1995 to 1998 inclusive.
100,000 ,3s.
and
payable at the First>
Bank, and Union
Aug., Legality approved by
Cord, Ice & Miller.
on
City.
on
3.70s. > Due
•
National
inclusive.
Due
'
Dated
1989 to 1994 inclusive.
from
80,000
1988
3.60s.
(EST)
a.m.
1978
interest (J-J)
May 1 from 1964" to 1988 in¬
able
Due on Aug. 1 from
to
1979
120,000
to
/
purchase / of $2,000,000
the
for
Due on July 1 from 1964
inclusive.
Principal and;
1, 1963.
Principal and interest
follows:
as
from 1964 to 1987 inclusive.
S.
4.20s, at
School Dist.,
Sal e—The
Bond
White, Weld &
Co., and Rowles,
3.57%,
school bonds offered July 22 were
the
Winston & Co., as
interest
visors, will receive sealed bids'- at
& Co.
Santa Barbara County, CalifK
T. J. Raney & Sons, Stephens, Inc.,
of
and
Co.,
&
13
clusive.
200,000 3Y2S. Due on Aug. 1 from
Inc.;
&Y Co.;
Dougherty
Santa Barbara High
Sale—The $5,550,000 rev¬
bonds
Cleveland;
bids until 11
jail bonds. Dated Aug.
000 county
d Offering-—Elsie Lehman,/
Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds.
Angeles, at
1965 to 1978 inclusive.
Pickard,
&
Beissner
Vick
B.
Co., Boston;
Bank,
Corbett
Burns,
if
about
of
Bosworth
& Trust
Street Bank
M.
were
Co.,;rOklahoma City; State Yy.-v 1999 to 2003 inclusive.
Trust
A.
15
price of 100.0001, a net
San
State
Arkansas
Cohu
Winslow,
Co.;
water;
(EST) on;
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Howard.
;
La-;
Aug. 6 for the purchase of $500,-
ap¬
B p n
City
Offering—Arthur' J.
Bond
Dow, County Auditor, will receive
National
.
Kokomo)r
Indiana
FLORIDAif,
on
cost
Howard County (P. O.
p.m.
Legality
Naples, Fla.
Security-First
National Bank of Los
Granbery,
Co.;
Stetson;' Braun,
Moroney,
ARKANSAS
&
the
to
Co.
proved by Day, Berry &
y!'yY/Y/y
July
offered
bonds
Renshaw.
inclusive.
Sale—The $750,000
Bond
2
Hartford
the
Trust
&
Treasurer's of¬
,-.yYYY'/
Paine,
Pressprich & Co., and Rodman &
Fleish-
on
at
Bank
Seal Beach, Calif.
syndicate:
Buffalo; Hayden, Stone & Co.; E.
F.
Y.Y
fice.
Company of Western New York,
Offering—Stanton S. Von
Bond
able
bonds.
syndicate:
Co.;
&
Sachs
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; R. W.
July 31 for the pur¬
chase
of
$450,000 water bonds.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
(EDST)
Due on Aug.
1988
able at the County
$250,000 4V2S.
White, Weld & Co.; Marine Trust
to
1964
from
Goldman,
(P. O.
bids: until
sealed
ceive
a.m.
" *
clusive."
District Treasurer, will re¬
men,
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
a
Due on Aug. 1 from
2,025,000 3s.
school
$500,000
Dated Aug. 20, 1963.
20
9:30
District
Bond Offering—John W.
Aug. 12 for the pur¬
on
of
awarded
from 1967 to 1974 inclusive.
r
Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld
Stuart &
Halsey,
purchase of $450,000 school bonds.
Dated July
syndicate headed by
a
the $675,000 4s.
for
;,
$4,500,000
bonds offered July 23 were
Vawarded to
Phoenix), Ariz.
(PDST)
chase
Angeles, Calif.
Sal e—The
Bond
::
sewer
Yf.-District No: 3 (P. O.
Bond
A';';.//
Los
Tempe School
Maricopa County,
Barbara. until.
Santa
Fire
Feb. and..1
on
Aug. 1 from 1984 to 1989 in¬
Hartford), Conn.
-
275,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1, 1972
Due
Other members of the
Noank
i
.
1,100,000 3%s.
,
& Wood.
Chicago;
Bank,
Savings
elusive.,
payable
County Trust
Company, New Canaan. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Legality approved by
Diego.
Orrick,
Aug. 1 from 1970 to 1983 in-/
interest
and
Fairfield
at/ the
Due on Feb. and
1,725,000 3.70s.
callable.
are
Principal
The
inclusive.
1980
to
bonds
paying agencies of the
City in New York City, Chicago,
San
Francisco, Los Angelesor
San
1903.
Due Sept. 1,
Other members of the
Bank,
National
Seattle-First
the
1982 inclusive.
from 1976 to
composed of
group
a
1
on; Sept.,
3y4S.„ Due
840,000
-V
able at the
or
inclusive.
1975
to
4972
Anchorage Al<**ka Independent
Y School District, ~Alaska T *
AC
Due on Sept. 1 from
480,000 3s.
*4
■d
NEGOTIATIONS'
BOND PROPOSALS AND
ALASKA
\i
Bond
Main,
School
Iowa
Offering—B ernar d
Secretary of the Board
Directors, will receive
until Sept. 25
for the
L.
of!.
sealed bids^
purchase of
$2,600,000 school bonds.
54
&
Max-
Dissealed
trict
■
until
bids
receive
will
Board,
8
(CST)
p.m.
Aug.
Dated
bonds.
-.revenue
Ward
Sixth
1,
Offering
Secretary
awarded
v
/<F-A) payable at the S'tate Treasurer's office.
Legality approved
the
York, Industrial National Bank of
M-S.
t
—_
i
~
r
Fjrst 0f
~
+
rvnr-
i
Rnnlr
^$802,000 3V2S. Due on Mar. 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
3%s. Due on Mar.
(T;
Howard
AAA
.<&
,
county
ceive
npf
a
cfoy
A. E. Masten & Co., Pohl
(EDST)
Co., Robert L. Connors & Co.,
chase
(EDST)
.1
t-*
Aug>
on
of
Co.
Pikeville, Ky.
Bond
Offering
—
Charles Huff-
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
re-
11
July
on
for
30
$557,000
a.m.
Feb.
1, 1958. Due
1965
to
proved
mission
Citizens
the
or
nor,
Fidelity Bank & Trust Company.
Legality
Ferguson &
10 a.m.
_
(EDST)
a.m.
(EST)
on
Aug. 2
Sept
reve-
approved
Sept.
from
1
sjve
follows:
as
Due
by
ap-
(CST)
a.m.
nnn
on
n..» frnm
p00 improvement bonds. Dpe from
1964 to 1987 inclusive.
a
Fierce,
Fenner
Arnold
Derbes
as
&
cost
&
Lynch,
Smith
Inc.,
of
at
about
and
par,
a
on
175,000 3V2S. Due
_
Aug.
1
from
■
1964
;■
,
to
on
_
will
^fi
receive sealed bids
fS
'I
n
T vnrh
T
No.
1
(P.O. Luling), La.
Bond Offering—Richard J. Vial,
Jr., Secretary of the Parish School
,
Board,
limiTOrl
tov
KnnrJp
no
I I aittc •
n,,o
$2,000,000 drainage bonds. Due
sealed
Sept. 1, 1963.
...
bonds.
drain
Mt.
^ Jones
April 1 from
on
Interest
.
,
,
be
Aug.
on
+-1
1964
on
1963
i
Due
on
McKean & Cudlip.
Aug.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Bank and Trust
Township
approved
by
Ropes
&
G
Bond
Offering
receive
(P.. O. Boston), Mass.
F.
Sept.
Principal and interest (M-S)
(EST)
Aug.
1
C.
Clerk,
will
until
7:30
bids
on
Aug.
for
13
the
3$Dufon
from 1965
The
sive.
from
^1964' in""lqfvT!iKiw
inclu¬
1993
to
bonds
Louis
St.
by
Storey,
Legality
Thorndike,
Goldwater Creek
Sub-Dist.
Trunk
until
of the
will
will
District,
•
"nm
paddock
(EST)
by
of Edusealed bids
Aug.
on
of
^he ?urcia,!e-P1/5'00?'01? J^VGnUo
o
bonds- Dated Au§- !» 1963- P^e
Ju"e If™
t0
bonds are callable
J-D.
Interest
1, 1963.
Miller,
Creek
Coldwater
Missouri
and
Clardy,
Treasurer
Ul„rlct secretary and .treasurer,
receive
sealed bids until 2
will
purchase of $5,000,000 revenue
bonds.
Dated
June
1
Aug. 1, 1963.
to
Due
1992
in-
NEVADA
Churchill County School District
(P. O. Fallon), Nev.
bids will
Bond Offering—Sealed
be received until 10
Mich
■
4.
offered July 18 were swarded to
Ken°wer, MacArthur & co. and
Manley, Bennett, McDonald & Co.,
cost
of
(PDST)
a.m.
Aug. 6 for the purchase of
on
1964 to
about
Dated
Due on Sept. 1 from
Sept. 1, 1963.
1980 inclusive.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Concord, N. H.
Note
"Yn^ilanti)
interest
Dist.,
Trunk Sub-Dist.,
Bond Offering—Charles
Canfield,
Stone.
' *
:
*0*!■
Note Sa e-The $300,000 notes
net
approved
Legality
12 $981,000 refunding bonds.
$1,425,000
Willow Run Public School District
a
.
J-D.
Board
purchase
&
„
.
Iwnl" eiuslve?Interest
bonds. Dated Aug.
approved
sealed bids
receive
„„„„
p'm' (.,c'„ g'
Bank of De-
receive
8 p.m.
the
school
Clardy,
Secretary and Treasurer. of the
1966
Joseph School District, Mich.
Offering—Dean K. Ray,
Secretary
(P. O. St.
Louis 39), Mo.
from
Bond
able at the State Street Bank and
approved
County, Metropolitan
Sewer Dist.,
callable.
are
troit. Legality approved by Mill-*.
er, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
fpn
Palmer & Dodge,
water
MISSOURI
St.
on
pay-
Ts"
^
water'
»ale—ine
perry' Distriet Treasurer, will re- Due 0n May 1 from 1964 to 1992
ceive sealed bids untU 11 a'm' inclusive. Interest M-N. Legality
on
pontotoc),
Sale—The$40 000
.
Secretarv
for
Offering—Francis
Dated gept. 15, 1963. Due
Inc
St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer
Harrison
—
Township
sealed
cation,
Bond
(P. O.
Muskegon), Mich.
Co.,
Boston or city Treasurer's office.
Legality
rpv-
Scharff1
to
by Charles & Trauernicht.
on
State
Street
sold
Pontotoc Co"n^/P*
ap-
Wright,
Dickinson,-
by
1964
LegaTy
inclusive
1992
proved
on
Aug.
1 from
Nov
Pmincirl!n£
able at the National
Dated AuS- L 1963.
(EST)
p.m.
inclu¬
1975
to
/-f?crp\
~
8
12 for the purchases of
Norton
Due
o
until
received
elusive.
from
oon
Thp
were
Bond Offering—Charles
Mich.
Morris,
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1978 in-
1
Miss
of
Offering-Sealed bids will
p.m.
bonds.
bonds
Dated
1983 inclusive.
Band
*
sewer
Snip
Rnnd
Bond
,xH11
for the purchase
13
to
1964
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
155,000
1
Oxford
enue
of
Bank
net interest cost
Sale—The
$300,000
notes
offered July 18 were awarded to
the
Mechanics
PonnnrH
at
a
Bank,
National
npf
interest
rost
of
Concord, at a net interest cost of
Rye Water District, N. H.
Note
offered
Sale—The
$225,000
notes
July 16 were awarded to
JttSiAKsKa'*"*'
•
tszttfsss£vsz,
Equitable Trust^Cc)31 Baltimore 2d bids mtu a M. (S)
Bloomington Independent School cost of abput 3i22%"
thrChemica^Ban^Ncw
0n July 30 lor the Purchase of
District Na. 271, Minn.
NEW JERSEY
Ynrk
Trust Co.
Ry
New York Citv
approved
by
Due
Per-
Gray.
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell
'
offered
July
18
sewer
were
Central Camden County
Regional
School Dist. (P. O. Somerdale),
awarded to a syndicate headed by
N. J.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, at par,
Bond
offering — William E.
Bond Sale—The $356,000 school a net interest cost of about 3.85%, Marley, Secretary of the Board of
bonds
offered
July ' 18
were as follows:
Education, will receive sealed bids
awarded to the Hartford Nation- $180,000 3.40s.
Due on Feb. 1 until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Aug. 8 for
al Bank & Trust Co., as 3y4s, at a
from 1966 to 1970 inclusive,
the purchase of $625,000 school
Norfolk, Mass.
Amherst, Mass.
bonds
notes. Due Nov. 6, 1963.
Bond Sale—The $1,100,000
approved by Ropes & school bonds offered July 17 were
Leffal-
Mitchell
Bond Sale—The $120,000
Dated
Aug
Scranton,
1
the
to
a
of about 2.82%.
Flint), Mich.
ftffp.n(r
Rftn<1
at
on Aug. 7 for
the purchase of $200,000 school
•bonds.
Cleveland, at
-
Coun^ sWary Drainage
clusive.
elusive.
MASSACHUSETTS
receive
un-
Due
205,000 street bonds. Due
im-
$50,000
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will tank bonds were sold to the First
be received until 10 a m- <EST> National Bank, Memphis.
follows:
Trust Company, Boston.
on
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1993 in-
jmtil 7 p.m. (CST)
(
rvr,
on
elusive.
bids
will
as
chase of $1,875,000 school bonds,
ar
District
Aug.
purchase of $845,000
bonds,
1 e—The
Minnesota
to 1993
Parish
on
(EDST) on Aug' 7 for the pur"
a«
J?r
purchase of $4,000,000 unlimited tax bonds, as follows:
Aug. 1 from
1990
"4iMo'2t%19M1taT'^US' 1 fr0m
inclusive.
Charles
(EDST)
a.m.
District, Md.
Offprinir—Tas*
Bond
Wright,
$540,000 sewer bonds. Dated April
Hayes,
Masconomet^ Regional School Dist.
v.-'i'
2,000,000 drainage bonds. Due
:
1974 to 1980 inclusive.
304,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
$t.
E.
inclu¬
1978
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Aug. 1 from
1981 to 1989 inclusive.
'•
11
«9 nnn nnn
3.65%,
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
j
until
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1993 inDue
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Pease,
(^DST) on Aug. 14 for the purt^'9435'°°? 1c°nQstI"ctl0n
bonds-Dated Aug. 1, 1963. Due on
follows:
$147,000 4s.
price of 100.877,
a
™d interest
bids
sealed
of
Legality
Dickinson,
Dist, Not 2 (P. o„
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1983 in¬
will
were
composed
group
Of the Equitable Securities Corp.,
interest
R.
a.m.
$800,000 build¬
Hattier & Sanford, Merrill
net
C.
Iberia, La.
ing bonds offered July. 16
>
—
receive
sive.
to
Offering
Secretarv of the Commission
Sept. 5 for the purchase of $750,-
awarded
ahout
about
sive.
Senator A. O.
receive
Genesce
Phelps,
60,000 water bonds. Due
Bond
Sale—The
3s at
a
awarded
were
April 1 from
on
S
Dated
inclusive.
i986
by
purchase
bonds.
1963. Due
,
to
(EST)
a.m.
the
April 1, 1963. Due
York,
Offering—Geo.
for the
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond
as
Bond
&
Bowen
Greater Lafourche Port
New
New
Lawrence
Maryland State Roads Commission
sealed bids until 10
&
basis cost of about 2.89%.
Semmes.
will
for
13
on
a
indu.
Legality
Semmes,
Co.
provement bonds offered July 16
10
revenue
$1,390,000
Co?.,
& Co
on
LOUISIANA
Rappelet, President,
of
ot
cost
cost
$425,000 building bonds.
i993
19g5 to
city.
proved
(P.O. Galliano), La.
Aug.
on
limited tax
princjpaj an(j interest (M-S)
Bank
by
until
AP 11 L
1965
$200,000 sewer
sold to Leland Speed
were
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
April 1
Fenn & Co., and Hemphill, Noyes
1
1963.
1,
bonds
Cleveland, Miss.
received
$415,000
were
0
Bond Sale—The $2,120,000 bonds
payable at the Patapsco National
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
—
16
Anthony
A,
_+
bids until 11
bonds,
sanitary
Dated
bonds. Dated June 1 1963.
pue on June 1 from 1964 to 1983
Bond Offering
^a,isi
basis
a'
of
cost
Sale—The'
Bond
O. Flint),
(P.
County
approved
Fitchburg, Mass.
on
-
1,000,000 sewerage bonds.
flue
Commission
July
9 Qn0
interest
ne^.
Brandon, Miss.
w^re
McKean & Cudlip.
Offering—Roger V. Lay-
800,000 water bonds.
Everett Rains,
Legality
_
a
$225,000 school
Tucker,
_c
a
Trust
,.
$700,000 water bonds.
for the purchase of $350,000
mclusive.
to
15
Michigan
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
(bounty Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
4.
at
Bank
000
Williamsburg), Ky.
—
offered
no.r
$205,000 sewer
July
offered July 23 were awarded to A-O. Legality approved by DickWhite, a group composed of the Bankers inson, Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
Buckmaster,
11
Genessee
on
Aug. 7 for the purchase of $2,500,-
Whitley County (P. O.
Bond Offering
t
1
MISSISSIPPI
Kenower, MacArthur
a
T
Paul, jointly.
&
(P. O. Ellicott City), Md.
until
a^
^
Bond
83V
'
°"
Chairman, will receive sealed
bids
Grafton,
by
Fleischer.
approved
— 1
National
Sale—The
National
Bowen
,,
q0
^
^
o
and American National Bank, St.
Mich.
Line,
Sale—The
Dated
Bridgewater, Mass.
,00909
10o 292
9
(M-S)
.
__
Bond
Pikeville
on
Howard County Metropolitan Com-
ville National Bank & Trust Com¬
pany,
uue
Due
1983 inclu-
Mindel & Clarke.
Principal
interest payable at the Pike¬
and
and
notes.
•
awarded to J. M. Dam & Co., Inc.
noon
Due Nov. 1, 1963.
r,.
Danvers
East
td
Semmes,
by
Semmes
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $470,000 school
bonds
offered
July
15
were
Bank,
...
until
bids
net interest cost of about 1.37%.
Bank, Ellicott City. Legality ap-
of
No. 1A (P. O. Great Falls), Mont.
National
offered
awarded to
..
.
$5,000,000
awarded
1963.
1,
1964 to
Center
Bond
0ffered juiy 17 were awarded to
^ .
the
bonds
payable at the Patapsco
Dated
bonds.
revenue
1993
purchase
the
from
1
of
both
for the pur-
7
sive. Principal and interest
(EST)
notes
awarded to
MICHIGAN
net interest
a
.1.
County High Sch. Dist.
Cascade
_
Sale—"pie $300,000 notes
Bond
Sept.
Jr., City Clerk, will receive
man,
of
Note
$1,200,000 bonds, as fol-
'
*
Dated Sept.
n
"* -jjuu.uui
a
Cgrtwright & Co Wiel Roth & ?1000 000 school bopds
Irving Co. Fteld, Richards & Co.,
k bonds
Cherokee Securities
"A I
V%
rt
be
1
^
will
until
r
Danvers, Mass,
of the Board of
bids
1
July 29 for the pur¬
on
Aug. 1, 1963.
iows.
and
about
of
$500,000
were
Shore
i^^Tand'"freasurerTwiU dUUUl 4.0 O/c.
fb0u?'2 83%
receive
Charles E.
—
V\
r*
James E. Gildea,
J,
sealed
in-
chase
Commissioners,
sealed
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Sweney,
.
n+
*
.
er> President
syndicate,
F. L. Dupree & Co., W. E. Hutton
'& Co.,
Offering
•n/r.n
'nth^r members nf the <?vndirateOther mpmhpr? of the
'>
Rnctnn
County Commissioners
Bond
1 nrrn
1
T\jrft-
t~\-
01/
107,000 3V2S. Duo Mur. 1, 1978.
U
1
Feb.
on
1993 inclusive.
hit
Bank,
Offering
(P. O. Ellicott City), Md.
from 1969 to 1977 inclusive.
,
j
July 16
Bank, and Na-
jointly, at
Note
r MARYLAND
1
1,599,000
:e
Sale—The
Note
the' South
Boston, Mass.
terest cost of about 1.75%.
cost of about 3.39%, as follows:
1
rt
Due
1989 to
MONTANA
bonds
tional Bank, Boston, at a net in
Smith Inc., at par, a net interest
cost
Westwood, Mass.
net
a
interest
net
a
3.90s.
from
1
Feb.
on
1988 inclusive.
1983 to
200,000
1
Feb.
on
1982 inclusive.
Due
3.80s.
from
1.40%.
cost of about 1.8.9%.
$300,000
Sale—The
tinnal
in+sarocf
t-ic+
o
Note
-v"»
Shawmut
Boston,
South Portland, Maine
were
AT r»4irv
lA i *inl
a
the First National
MAINE
17
at
Due
1975 to
240,000
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
3.70s.
from
National Bank,
Northampton
Due
1974
to
320,000
Mass.
$300,000 notes
and First National Bank, jointly,
2.88%.
about
of
Boston, Mass.
^
;tiorfal
July
the
offered
notes
awarded to a syndicate headed by offered July 17 were awarded to
Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fenner & the New England Merchants NaTn/.
cost
4- L
$2,508,000 reve-
offered
bonds
hue
Michigan Corp., at
interest
—
Ashland, Ky.
Bond Sale—The
New
The
—
Interest
callable.
are
160,000 3V2S.
offered July 18 were awarded to
Providence, and the
Rhode Island,
Cox & Judell.
■
of
Co.,
1,
KENTUCKY
■
Trust
Bankers
Sale
Note Sale—The $5,000,000 notes Quincy, at a net interest cost of
Legality approved by Foley, offered July 19 were awarded to about 1.38%.>
Thomson, Mc- The bonds
Stinson, Mag,
Fizzell.
by
sealed
1963. Due
Mar. 1 from 1966 to 1993 incl.
0n
were
composed of
group
a
24
School
Sept.
Dated
bonds.
Evers &
to
$2,300,000
July
LeDet,
receive
will
Board,
The
—
offered
Parish
the
of
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
1971
Northampton,
Note
J.
G.
—
bids
1993
inclusive.
The bonds are until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 22
callable.
Principal and interest for the nurchase of $385,000 school
v
Sale
Bond
bonds
Abbeville), La.
Bond
1964 to
Due on Aug. 1 from
1963.
Aug.
on
cost of about 2.73%.
Beverly, Mass.
Parish,
.
of
basis cost
a
.
Legality
School District (P.O.
of $25,000,000
13 for the purchase
M-S.
Daly and Charles.
Vermilion
well, Chairman of the Water
.
Interest
approved by Martin, Himel, Morel
Mission), Kan.
O.
(P.
Bond Offering—W. Murry
V
elusive.
County Water Dist. No. 1
Johnson
l-Vhl.
in- awarded to Coffin & Burr, Inc., as price of 100.591,
23/4S, at a price of 100.07, a basis about 3.17%.
Sept. 1 from 1966 to 1988
on
KANSAS
—
:
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(430)
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Number 6285
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55
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—
1
.■
Dated
bonds.
Aug.
1,
1963.
Dated
Due
1
Aug. 1 from 1965 to 1988 inclu¬
on
sive. Principal and interest
July 1, 1963.
from
1964
to
Due
Principal and interest
(F-A).
(J-J)
pay¬
First
able
tional
tional Bank of Frankfortj
Bank
Camden.
and
Trust
Legality
Company,
approved
the
Citizens
ity approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Hanrahan,
van,
Legal¬
Sullivan, Dono¬
by
McGovern
&
Lane.
Closter
School
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
Great Neck, N.
$295,000 school
offered
July
18
O f f
Bond
were
e r
i
H.
Meade, Village Clerk and Treas¬
and
urer,
Union
Newark, jointly,
of
100.007,
3V8S, at
as
Co.,
Trust
:
ment
Holmdel
•-
Township (P. O.
Holmdel), N. J.
1; 1963.
May 1 from 1964 to 1977
on
Bank, Los Angeles.
Allyn & Co.; Bache & Co.;
A. G. Becker &
Blair
&
Co.,
Connecticut
Co., Incorporated;
Incorporated;
Bank
&
Trust
Co.;
Goodbody &
Co.J
Hemphill, Noyes &
Bond
Sale
The
—
:
York,
Buffalo;
Moseley & Co.
Wm.
E.
Swiss
Pollock
&
Adams,
Co.,
McEntee; &
Fahnestock
Inc.;
Hogle
Co.,
&; Co.;
Sons;
were
awarded * to
•
the
National
Securities
jointly,
Brothers, Inc.,
2.90s, at
price of 100.049,
a
-V
as
Corporation;
Jefferson
Offering—Robert
offered
I awarded to
.
the
Lake Hopatcong), N. J.
Bond
x
bonds
Township Sch. Dist.
Sch. Dist.
Bond Sale—The
cost of about 2.88%.
(P. O.
Central
No.
1
Badini,
were
syndicate headed by
a
Trust C
Marine
Western
23
New
Company
of
Buffalo,
as
York,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
3.20s,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
basis cost of about 3.14%.:
8 p.m.
(EDST)
purchase
of
school
$3,450,000
price
a
of
100.6319,T
/Other members of the
Aug. 8 for the
on
at
&
Blair
Co.,
Inc.;
a
syndicate:
Roosevelt
Ponce,
Dover,
or
Ithaca, N.
Bankers Trust Company,
New York
City. Legality
approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Bond Offering—Fred
City
sealed
Newark, N. J.
bids
July
on
until
Bond Offering—Harry G. Mc¬
Dowell, Director of Finance, will
$600,000
receive
1
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bonds,
Aug.
on
of
bids
6
until
noon
the
for
pur¬
$9,330,000 unlimited tax
follows:
as
+
,
2
at
the
Newark.,
Reed,
National
Legality
Hoyt,
State
Bank,
approved
Washburn
by
&
Mc¬
Carthy.
Toms River School
B
nd
o
Offering
District, N. J.
Herbert
-—
Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
20
for
the
(EDST)
purchase
of
$745,000
school bonds. Dated March
Due
Aug.
on
inclusive.
(M-S)
Principal
payable
at
and
the
interest;
First
tioinal Bank, Toms River.
;
Na-
Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins,
field & Wood.
Dela¬
.Y
Sale—The
offered
$50,000
July
were
awarded to the First Clinton Na¬
tional
Bank, Clinton, as 2.65s, at
price of 100.152, a basis cost of
about
2.59%,
Ardsley, N. Y.
•
New
Village Treasurer,
.ceive
sealed
,
(EDST)
chase.
on
of
bonds.
.
bids
until
$65,000
Dated
on
...
Pas-
will
July 29 for the
rep.m.
pur¬
improvement
or
about
July
29, 1963. Due on Sept. 8, 1963 and
July 14 from 1964 to 1968. inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Village Treasurer's
office,
County Trust Company,
White Plains.
Legality approved
by Barry Golomb.
or
Frankfort, N. Y.
Bond
O f f
e r
i
n
Bond
ceive
gold
g—Edward
able
of
C.
a.m.
pur¬
$500,000 hospital bonds.
i
n
g—Charles
bids
until
11
E.
re¬
a.m.
on
1964
to
1991
York
at
the
National
pay¬
Commercial
loway & Dikeman.
Dempsey-
Hanseatic
State
Street
Company,
&
&
First
Corpora¬
&
Bank
Bond
Sale
various
purpose
July 23
cate
The
$103,000,006
bonds
awarded to
were
offered
a
Bank
of
New
100.07299,
York,
net
a
following
is
Co.,.
Kansas
at
a
interest
list
of
the
Trust
Atlanta;
Company
Chas.
of
Wei-
E.
Co., Inc.; R. D. White &
Bank
Auchincloss,
of
St.
Parker &
Paul;
Redpath; Ball, Burge &
Kraus, Cleveland.
The
Chase
York
Trust
turers
Manhattan
Chemical
Hanover
New
Manufac¬
Trust
Brothers;
Lazard
Bank
Bank
Company;
Freres
Company;
Blyth & Co.,
&
ner
&
Smith
Dillon,
man
Co.;
The
Boatmen's
San Francisco;
National Bank
of
St. Louis; The Citizens and South¬
National
ern
City;
pany,
-
The
Bank, Atlanta; City
Trust Co., Kan¬
Commerce
Kansas
&
Trust
City;
Securities
..
Fort
Worth
Worth;
Cooley
National
Sachs
Anderson.
&
Bank,
&
Co.;
Bear,
Stearns & Co.; The Northern Trust
Company,
and
Chicago;
Harris
Trust
Savings Bank, Chicago; Equi¬
table
Securities
Drexel
&
National
Co.;
The
Bank;
Corporation;
&
&
&
Co.; Hallgarten &
Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; B. J.
Ingen & Co., Inc.; John Nu&
Co.
(Incorporated);;The
First Western Bank & Trust Com¬
pany,
&
Biddle & Co.,
Peru
L.
Whit-
Philadelphia.
Ausable,
Falls and Black Brook,
Central
School District No.
O f f
i
e r
1
Hayden,
Co., Cleveland; National
D.
(EDST)
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $2,-
260,000
building
bonds.
June 1, 1963.
Due
1664 to
National
Trust
Inc.,
German.
At¬
Midland
New York City.
and
Bank
Plattsburgh
Trust
or
Company,
Legality approved
by Sykes, Gallow&y & Dikeman.
Y
West' Seneca, N.
O f f
Bond
Doering,
receive
i
e r
Town
sealed
n
g—William
Supervisor,
bids
1964
able
at
until
2
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Incor¬
pur¬
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1992
Company, Chicago; Blunt Ellis
& Simmons,
Los Angeles; First National
Chicago; Burns, Cor-
bett & Pickard,! Inc., Chicago.
Trust
Company,
cago;
The
Trust
Company,
Continental
Bank
Salt Lake
&
City:
Manufacturers
Hanover
City.
&
of
City;
Co.,
&
Fahey,
Co.;
Utah,
Folger,
First
N.A.,
&
Washington,
Freeman & Co.
<
Bond
headed
bv
Inc.,
SMss, at
a
as
Hattier
&
Sanford, New Orleans;
Herzig
&
&
San
McKenna;
Francisco;
Hess,
Grant
Remington, Incorporated, Phila¬
delphia;
Co.,
Chicago;
pany,
ons,
Hutchinson,
The
Shockey
Illinois
&
Com¬
Incorporated, Chicago; Ly¬
Hannahs & Lee, Inc.; Manley,
Bennett, McDonald & Co., Detroit;
Mason
-
Hagan,
Inc.,
Richmond;
Trumbull County
by
>v
(P. O. Warren),
Ohio
■'
■
Sale —The
provement bonds
$250,000
A
im¬
offered July
17
awarded to the First Cleve¬
Corp.,
100.53,
as 3y4s, at a price of
basis cost of about 3.19%.
a
OKLAHOMA
Lawton, Okla.
Bond
City
Offering —R. M. Dodson,
will receive sealed
Clerk,
bids until
30
for
10
the
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
July
on
of
$725,000
building bonds. Due from 1965 to
1973 inclusive.-
Aloha
Bond
>
•
Sanitary District, Ore.
Sale—The $500,000
sewer
bonds .offered
July
15
awarded
First
National
Bank of
to
the
were
Oregon, Portland, at
a
interest cost of about 3.66%.
(P. O. Salem), Ore.
Bond
net
"
Sale —The
t
Y
$2,950,000
school bonds offered July 24 wete
awarded to a syndicate headed
the
Commerce
a
cost
$3,000,000
by
Co., Kansas
Trust
price
to
a;
1,615,000
syndicate
Halsey, Stuart &
a
1964 to
Co.,
of
of
100.04,
about
net
a
2.96 +
,
as
Phelps, Fenn & Co., White, Weld
&
Co., Blair & Co., Inc., B. J. Van
&
First
Co.,
Corporation,
Trust Co.,
Renshaw,
Michigan
of
Federation
Bank
&
New York, Rodman &
Burns,
Corbett
&
Pic¬
Mullaney, Wells & Co., and
Harrison &
Co., Inc.
man,
(EDST)
chase
on
of
bids
Aug.
Dated
Dec., 1
Aug.
from
until
1
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.,
L.
at
the
Cleveland.
pur¬
improvement
1963.
1,
1964 to
Due
1973, incl.
National
City
pay¬
Bank,
Legality approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Columbus
and
Franklin
Metropolitan
Park
County
District
of
the
Co.,
Shawmut
Bank, Boston,
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Mar¬
shall & Meyer,
Inc., and J. A.
Overton & Co.
'
;
Boyerton, Pa.
Board
of
Bond
Offering—R
Park
o w
1
a n
d
A.
Read, Borough Secretary, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
bids
Aug.
on
until
for
6
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
chase of .4;i,090,000 revenue bonds.
Dated Sent. 1, 1963. Due on Dec. 1
from
1966
West
Jefferson
to
Authority
Schlitt,
sealed
on
Offering—Walter Tucker,
Secretary
&
Chicago,
National
Bond
(P. O. Columbus), Ohio
Bond
F., Rothschild
Second District Securities Co., Na¬
tional Boulevard Bank,
re¬
p.m.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
Aug. 1 from
on
PENNSYLVANIA
12 for the
$474,000
Due
1984, inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
Offering—Curtis H. Chap¬
sealed
Aug. ,1,
on
'
Director of Finance, will
ceive
Due
1978, inclusive.
1979 to
Berea, Ohio
Bond
2.90s.
900,000 3s.
price of 100.333,
Aug. 1 from
on
1967, inclusive.
1968 to
Other members of the syndicate:
bonds.
Talbot,
Bank,
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
basis cost of about 3.09%.
on
&
payable
approved
$435,000 31/4S. Due
Sale —The
awarded
were
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Hannaford
Legality
interest
limited tax bonds offered July 22
Security
Salt-Lake
Fleming- &
Nolan,
Incorporated,
D. C.;
Clark
(J-D)
follows:
Co., Cincinnati; Emanuel,
Cleveland;
Co.,
Bank
Philadelphia;
Co.,
&
interest
City, at
Akron, Ohio
Courts & Co., Atlanta; A. Webster. kard,
Dougherty
cipal and
at the Old Phoenix National
Buffalo
Company, New York
Ingen
Julien Collins & Company, Chi¬
'of
and
Manufacturers
Trust
the
or
porated, Kansas City; Allan Blair
&
purchase
Dated Aug. 1, 1963. Due on Dec. 1
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive. Prifi-
p.m.
the
for
1
to
the
Traders
Company of New York; Tollner &
Milwaukee;
the
Principal and interest (F-A) pay-;
Marion County School Dist. No. 24
Bean, Inc.; Tuller & Zucker; Wal-
Incorporated,
for
receive
(EDST)
p.m.
E.
Sterling National Bank & Trust
dy & Co., Inc.; Robert W. Baird &
8
will
1
$975,000 improvement bonds.
will
—
Chris-
Aug.
until
Y+
$3,736,000 water bonds.
from
1
Auditor,
bids
OREGON
Aug.
on
Y.
OHIO
Co., Inc.; Wells &
on
(J-D) payable at the
Commercial
Company,
Marine
Offering—H.B.Woodward,
County
sealed
Principal
loway & Dikeman.
&
Ohio
Bond
Dated
inclusive.
1992
basis
a
County (P. O. Medina),
June 1 from
on
ingson-Humphrey
ston
price of 100.23,
a
■'}
Legality approved by S'ykes, Gal¬
Scudder &
Medina
land
on
offered July JL5
of about 2.80%.
Bond
a.m.
Aug. 1, 1963.
+
Boulevard Bank of Chicago; New-
lanta;
2%s, at
were
11
Dated
Co.,
as
cost
sealed
until
$223,500 special
bonds
awarded to Field, Richards
Co., and Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Clark, District Clerk, will receive
bids
Ohio
were
&
:
g—Marion
n
Na¬
Legality
1
Bond Sale—The
(P.O.Peru), N.Y.
Bond
the
at
Fairview Park,
Medina.
Schuyler
Saranac,
of
Boston;
Company,
Robert
chase
.
Incorporated,
Detroit;
&
v„
In¬
Co., Philadelphia; Yarnall,
Ellis
Green,
Co.,
Winston-Salem; Watling, Lerchen
Co.,
Principal and in¬
Bros.
Stone
Bank, Charlottesville; Wa¬
(EDST)
Co., Newark; Harkness & Hill,
Miller &
Philadelphia
Horn blower
Weeks; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
Wertheim
Stein
Co.; Talmage & Co.;
&
Halle & Stieglitz; J. B. Hanauer
Deetjen
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Garrett
Robert
Baltimore;
Sons,
•
Goldman,
&. Co.,
Com¬
San Antonio;
Pancoast,
Fort
Ellis
co.
Sutro Bros. &
Company, Hartford; Dewar, Rob¬
ertson
Barr
Incorporated; East¬
Union
&
Baltimore;
and interest
Barth & Co.,
J.
Co.,
syndicate members:
(Manager);
Small
15,
1964 To
Sherer.
ahan, Harris & Company, Toledo;
City;
tensen, Incorporated; Wood, Gun¬
a
Boyce,
Stern
National
syndi¬
managed by the Chase Man¬
hattan
John
Inc.; D. A. Pincus & Co.; The Rob-
York, N. Y.
—
Co., San Fran¬
cisco; Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner, Pitts¬
and
Boston;
burger, Loeb & Co.; Park, Ryan,
New
.Schwabacher &
from
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, Knepper, White, Rich¬
ards &
Miller, and Hugh A.
assessment
Company, Incorporated,
inclusive.
Bank & Trust Company, Albany.
Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬
Van
chase
sealed
from
1
veen
July 30 for the
e r
R.;
de
Company; American
sas
Aug. 1 for the purchase
of
$311,000 improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1963. Due on Feb.
Freedman, Town Supervisor, will
on
Legality
Galloway &
St. Paul;
Dec. 1
on
Newark; Youngberg, San Francisco; Stran-
Memphis;
>
National Bank &
O f f
(EDST)
receive sealed bids until 11:30
(EDST)
City.
Sykes,
Brothers & Co.; R. W.
Pressprich
Y & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fen-
'
2"
York
by
&
Co., Newark; Ryan,
Starkweather
tion; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.,
pay¬
Manhattan
Moore, Village Treasurer, will
Inc.;
Bond Offering—Elizabeth
cone,
Chase
Menands, N.Y.
3..-• Lehman
S UEW YORK
;
New
The
school
16
inclusive.
cost of about 2.94%.
(P. O. Lebanon), N. /.
Bond
a
the
at
price of
Tweksbury School District
bonds
able
1, 1963.
March 1 from 1965 to. 1984
on
1982
Principal and interest (F-A)
F.-
Trenery,
of
to
Aug.
on
Principal and interest (F-A)
Aug. 1, 1963. Due on Aug.
l.} from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
1964
bonds.
Due
Dikeman.
7,745,000 school bonds.
Dated
from
approved
$1,585,000 improvement bonds.
y
improvement
Jaffray
fer, Necker & Co., Philadelphia;
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke, Phila.
&
Georgia,
of
&
burgh;
Incorporated; Ken-
Philadelphia;
(EDST)
R. Ross
taker &
receive
purchase
Piper,
Hopwood, Minneapolis; Prescott &
Co., Cleveland; Irving J. Rice &
Lebenthal & Co., Inc.; Mercantile
Weinstein,
p.m.
the
Aug. 1, 1963.
Bank,
.
,
Dated
for
31
Columbus.
National Bank at Dallas.
*'
+
Bank,
F.
MacArthur & Co., Detroit;
ower,
Stroud
Controller,. will
tional
Seattle;
pany,
chovia Bank and Trust
&
Y.
payable
tional
Brothers
Bank,
(J-D)
National Bank in St. Louis; Henry
Dallas;
able at the National Union
inclusive.
terest
Harris & Sons,
Trust
pay¬
1970
Co., Inc.; Pacific Northwest Com¬
&
Banco
Dated Aug.
Due
&
E.
bonds.
1963.
corporated, Houston; Virginia Na¬
of
Bank
Co., and John J. De Golyer & Co.
Principal and interest (M-S)
Inc.;
P.
provement
Aug. 13
$2,800,000 im¬
ton; G. H. Musekamp & Co,, Cin¬
cinnati; James D. O'Donnell &
tional
Trust Co., Buffalo; R. D. White &
1,
bids until 1 p.m.
(EST) on
Underwood,'Neuhaus &
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1988 incl.
on
Sept.
Co.,
Ponce,
Cross; Manufacturers and Traders
Dated
&
Commissioners, will receive sealed
for the purchase of
Tegeler & Co., Inc.; The First Na¬
1963. Due
bonds.
Co.;
Co., Incorporated.
Reynolds
$755,000 school
July
&
Gregory
&
National State Bank of
'"Y (P.O. Rochester), N.Y.
basis
a
Greece
A.
Pitts¬
'.n&-
■'
■'
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Moroney, Beissner & Co., Inc., Hous¬
Inc.;
Company; Ernst & Co.;
J.
Hutton
& Dikeman.
way
State Bank, Newark and Van Deventer
Le¬
Company,
Sutherland & Co., Toledo; Schaf-
American: Corporation
American
gality approved by Sykes, Gallo¬
&
Company, Incorporated,
New
hattan Bank, New1 York City.
$661,000 im¬
offered July 18
Masten
J.
Western
S.
'
provement bonds
E.
of
F.
Baxter &
and
Co.;
Hirsch &
A.
1
burgh.
Co.; The Marine Trust Company
interest
Principal
The
Com¬
Trust
Hartford; Federation Bank
(M-N) payable at the Chase Man¬
inclusive.
^
;
July 30 for
on
bonds,' Dated May
Due
•
(EDST)
a.m.
un¬
the purchase of $202,500 improve¬
about
basis cost of
a
3.12%.
will receive sealed bids
til 11
price
a
A. C.
and
Y.
g—Thomas
n
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen & Co.
Fidelity
California
pany,
J.
N.
District,
Dallas; Paribas Corpora¬
tion; Weeden & Co., Inc.; United
Na¬
Payable at the First Camden Na¬
at
July
on
inclusive.
1983
Bank in
1993
(P.
inclusive.
Hills
Offering
—
Secretary,
bids
July
$2,840,000
until
30
for
Pa.
William
J.
receive
p.m.
8
Due
Schoot
will
(EDST)
the
revenue
Sept. 1, 1963.
Joint
Clairton),
O.
purchase
bonds.
on
pf
Dated
Nov. 1 from
56
The bonds
1993, inclusive.
1964 to
Principal and inter¬
callable.
are
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(432)
basis
annual
to
rates
payable at the Union spectively. The Authority accepted
National Bank of Pittsburgh. Le¬ 100% of the amount bid at the
low price for the $25,000,000.
gality approved by Burgwiri,
est
(M-N)
securities
of
Resources
Water
Rico
Puerto
Authority, Puerto Rico
12%
Anticipates
in
Increase
Next Fiscal Year—Revenues frorh
for the
the sales of electric energy
by the
made
be
to
in
first
bid for represents the
Notes
series of isues which is ex¬
a
pected to amount to approximately
beginning July 1, 1963 $100,000,000 within the next twelve
Rafael V. months. Thereafter, TVA expects
fiscal year
have been estimated by
of
Executive Director
Authority, at $64,280,000,
Urrutia,
the
increase
$57,280,000 estimated for
the
over
an
12%
approximately
of
is
forecast
This
based
sur¬
on
made to determine the addi¬
veys
services required from
tional
including
developments,
housing
condominiums; the rural electrifi¬
cation
program;
promoted
and
industries
new
the Commonwealth
by
private enterprise; new com¬
mercial
hotels,
as
centers,
residential requirements
increased
other
and
such
projects
shopping
supermarkets,
of
demands
present
Rico
$25,000,000 and $50,000,000.
tween
is
continue
about
of
up
$42,746,000,
last
invested
$30,700,000
Long-term financing for the
year.i
new
will
program
principally by
lar
at
than 39% from approxi¬
more
mately
beginning July 1,
$150,000,000
bond
revenue
ly -scheduled
issue, tentative¬
March,
$9,200,000 will
in
sale
for
An additional
1964.
provided
be
be obtained from the current
of the
enues
financial
of
ance
met
Authority.
from
prior
rev¬
The bal¬
needs
be
will
and
funds
year
other source^.
The
Puerto
for
agent for the Puerto
funded
Power
Bond
(EST)
of
revenues
of
14.1%,
according
an
to
Mr. Urrutia.
the
For
x
u
totaled
X
revenues
$58,924,063,
455,451 the
$
;4
ended
against
preceding
Bond Sale
\
provement
12
$52,-
months,
I
2.60s, at
a
price of 100.142,
as
basis
a
*
cost of about 2.57%.
h:
SOUTH
1965
to
College
(P.
O.
Mitchell.
receive
(EST)
of
sealed
on
't
*'
bids
Aug.
$569,000
%
Nov.
»>;
until
the
for
to
receive
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
on
Nov.
June
1, 1963.
1966
to
inclusive.
from
Interest
Notes Sold—The Tennessee
Power Authority announced July
24
H
that
bids
totaling
were received for
r
nessee
p
TVA
Valley
Power
n
,
<>
.
41'
$86,200,000
Authority
127-day
Notes dated
July 25,
1963. The bids
ranged from a high
<}
of 98.786 to
an
average
a.m.
a
low of 98.734, with
of
98.767,
mately equivalent
1*
,
on
tan
Due
Sept.
on
Dated
inclusive.
Legality
Due
3.10s.
Sept.
on
Due
3.20s.
150,000
Due
3.30s.
195,000
awarded
$13,600,000
First
the
to
rev¬
Southwest
bie
&
Corporation
1
Texas
Dallas
school-
house bonds offered July 16 were
awarded
the
to
Corp.,
and
curities
July
offered
Co., at
18
were
net interest cost
a
3.74%.
tost
Goose
Creek
Consolidated
Bond
Indep.
O. Baytown), Tex.
Offering—Karl Opryshek,
Secretary
the
of
Board
of
approxi¬
a
360-day
585,000 bonds,
Trus¬
(CST)
of
school
$4,290,000
Dated
July 1, 1963.
Due
Due
April 1 from 1964 to 1989 in¬
Interest
approved
Weems
Searles.
Elkins,
"
The bonds
County Flood Control Dist.
(P. O. Houston),
Tex.
bonds.
on
Aug.
from 1964 to
1
Dated
Aug.
Principal
1963.
1,
Bond Sale—The $6,000,000
control
offered
bonds
were
awarded
by the Morgan
Co.,
Co.,
at
to
New
price
flood
18
July
interest
cost
of
from
Due
a
net
3.06%,
as
on
Aug.
15
Due
on
Aug.
15
from 1969 to 1975 inclusive.,
1976
3.10s.
and
Due
on
Aug.
Due
Secretary
(EDST)
until
8
(PDST)
p.m.
purchase
the
unlimited
Her-
kins,
Offering
—
E.
sealed bids until 10:30
July
$500,000
1964
are
T.
Interest
bonds,
Town
will
of
as
tax
Secretary
receive
30
to
for
the
revenue
a.m.
(EDST)
p.m.
on
callable.
Aug.
sive.
1973.
1,
on
Aug.1 15
Treasurer,
bids
July
inclu¬
1
payable
the
at
Legality
1983
St.
until
8
29 for the
approved
Shefelman,
chase
until
Aug.
$200,000
for
15
7
the
revenue
July 1, 1962.
Due
on
callable.
of
July 1 from
1965 to 2002 inclusive.
The bonds
Principal and inter¬
(J-J) payable at the Chemical
New
York
Trust
r
Gibe-
bids
until
4
p.m.
July 30 for the
pur¬
$110,000 school bonds.
1, 1963.
Due
on
Bond
Sale—The
offered
July
Credit
to
Inc., at
price of 97.86,
the
'
$110,000
awarded
a
In¬
%
Terrebonne, Que.
bonds
Sept.
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
'i'
(EDST)
Dated
Commission,
terest M-S.
Coogle,
purchase
bonds.
of
1 from
receive
p.m.
on
Dated Sept.
Va.
will
Recorder,
bids
sealed
(EDST)
WEST VIRGINIA
Town
School
Offering—Marcel
receive
Lawrence,
Bond Offering—Wm. L.
Due
ault, Secretary and Treasurer, will
by
Gay & Moch.
W.
1963.
Quebec
Bond
Traesurer's
City
1,
Interest F-A.
Jerome
Principal and interest (F-A)
1965
Aug.
4
sewer
were
du
a
Nord
net in¬
terest cost of about 5.71%, as fol¬
lows:
$37,000 5V2S.
Due on June 1 from
1964 to 1978 inclusive.
Company,
If
Of.
of
The bonds
Principal and inter¬
SAVlftOfr
curity Bank of Utah, N. A. Legal¬
from 1978 to 1983 inclusive.
and
on
sive.
from
to
Due
Dated
Dated
(J-J) payable at the First Se¬
;
Cantin,
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclu¬
Due on July 1 from-
1984 inclusive.
Que.
purchase of $693,000 improvement
(MST)
purchase
bonds.
1, 1963.
F-A.
sealed
Haw¬
City Recorder, will receive
$230,000 improve¬
Dated Aug.
Bond Offering—Paul A.
on
are
un¬
July 30 for
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1983
on
bonds.
on
Treas¬
and
on
Loretteville,
225,000 library bonds.
office.
Que.
will receive sealed bids
Logan City, Utah
Bond
15,
1977.
1,800,000 3.20s.
Town
UTAH
est
600,000
cot,
urer,
$75,000 park bonds.
Bank
Horton.
July 1, 1963.
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
3s.
Le¬
follows:
est
&
Gatineau,
receive
will
Clerk,
for
In¬
:•
Bond Offering—Normand Raci-
Due
Offering—Elisabeth
$300,000
Call
on
$1,500,000 2!£s.
in
Legality approved
M-S.
inclusive.
5
Sept.
Wash.
Auburn,
by McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, Mc-
White,
100.094,
about
1962. Due on April
WASHINGTON
bids
on
1983 inclusive.
Guaranty
follows:
2,100,000
National „Bank
City
syndicate
a
York,
of
the
Wichita Falls.
Co., and F. S. Smithers &
a
Bank, New York City
1953. Due
a.m.
ment bonds.
sealed
payable at the Chase
pur¬
1 from 1964 to
terest
re¬
$1,000,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
bonds.
revenue
Rivesville,
improvement
and interest
or
10
re¬
until
July 30 for the
on
of
the purchase of
are
Manhattan
Harris
will
Reath.
Aug.
Que.
Tourigny,
p.m.
die
City
U.
7:30
til 8 p.m.
Bond
Commission,
bids
gality approved by Drinker Bid-
Roberts,
Due on
1988 inclusive.
Legality
Vinson,
by
&
A-O.
Reid, Sec¬
1 from 1965 to 2012 inclusive.
callable.
3,000,000
(EDST)
1 from 1964 to
1988 inclusive.
12 for the
Aug.
on
follows:
Feb. and Aug.
tees,will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
as
$5,585,000 revenue bonds.
sealed
chase
Aug.
Offering—Sealed bids will
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $8,-
on
ceive
for the pur¬
7
$520,000
Dated
Wichita Falls, Tex.
Bond
School Dist. (P.
Aug.
on
of
School
Offering—J.
Secretary and Treasurer, will
and Non-
until
bids
t
QUEBEC
Asbestos
General
Dated April 1,
ion
Co.;
York
New
CANADA
Dallas Union Se¬
the
to
about
of
(EDST)
sealed
Tex.
Hills,
National
Citizens
sealed
tigage,
Sale—The $300,000 drain¬
bonds
age
by
Treasurer,
and
&
Co.;
Irving Co.
City. Le¬
Chapman &
Lovett Abercrom-
Richland
awarded
Bond Sale—The $245,000
retary
of Texas;
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc.
Bond
&
Hospital Association, Inc.
chase
&
Marache
&
Dabney & Tyson, and Weil, Roth
York
New
approved
!
:
Co,; Fridley & Frederking;
Metropolitan
Quirk
Valley
Brothers & Co.; Columbian
2.95%.
Independent School District,
Cache
(Newport News), Va.
from 1981 to 1983 inclusive.
net interest cost of about
a
Bank,
ceive
Corp.; Eldredge &
Granbery,
Chase Manhat¬
or
Sectarian
:
Sept.
on
Securities
and
Bank
VIRGINIA
1,
;;
Due
3.40s.
320,000
Dittmar & Co.;
offered July 22 were
Walker
Bond Offering—Irvin
Sept.
on
1979 and 1980.
Securities
bonds
callable
are
News
Other members of the syndicate:
Dallas, Tex.
10
Newport
1,
Esta-
Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Ameri¬
Bond
1977 and 1978.
Stern
Aug.
on
Co.;
&
Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hirsch &
New-
Mark
The bonds
Company,
1
Sept.
on
March 1
on
1990 inclusive.
Dated
the
at
Cutler.
1
Due
1
inclusive.
Hanseatic
Corp.; Stein Bros. &
April 1, 1962., Boyce; Allan Blair & Co.; MulApril 1 from 1965 to 2002 laney, Wells & Co.; Townsend,
on
gality
from 1974 to 1976 inclusive.
Due on June 1 from
$25,000,000 Ten¬
o
n
11
TEXAS
Weld &
Tennessee Valley Authority, Tenn.
.
until
headed
TENNESSEE
I:
bids
2003,
Trust
,
3V2S;
March
on
purchase of $3,550,000 rev¬
bonds.
Branch, Logan
Co.,
1
inclusive;
1985
Peabody
brook &
follows:
as
175,000
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
Dated
1
M-N. Legality approved by Sink-
|t
Holt,
D.
Aug. 8 for the purchase
on
Co., at
&
Fenn
March
on
Due
to
1986 to
Kidder,
King,
Trust
syndicate
a
Phelps,
by
$500,000
University, will
$812,000 revenue bonds.
of
ler, Gibbs & Simons.
„
A.
—
the
sealed
clusive.
bonds.
revenue
2002
will
11
1, 1962. Due
1965
&■
7
of
Science
(MST)
a.m.
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Offering
Bond
University of Agricul¬
Offering—L.
10
Due
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., at
a net interest cost of about
.
President
on
Bond Offering—Robert T. Cole¬
President,
headed
Legality 3.33%,
inclusive.
2002,
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
purchase
CAROLINA
Spartanburg), S. C.
Jr.,
Aug. 8 for the purchase
to
awarded
par,
bonds.
Converse
man,
were
April 1, 1962. Due on April 1 from
2
••ft'.
t
a.m.
and
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., New York,
k
{•'
11
.
1982
to
1983
from
and Applied
inclusive.
re¬
price of
March 1, 1964
on
Due
3.10s.
:
Co.;
able
$1,340,000
Due
1,330,000 3.20s.
15,
July
on
and
Inc.,
a
follows:
1966
690,000
15,
can
enue
&
be received until 10:30 a.m. (CST)
the
to
Mosle
funding bonds offered on July 23
until
State
for the
Tex.
Sale—The
from
from
Due
Co.,
1965.
and
15,
July
&
net interest cost of about
$225,000 5s.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Bond
as
until
net interest cost of about
a
a
3.10%,
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
July -17 were
Rotan,
Stuart
100.041,
15, 1973.
on
July 24 were
syndicate headed by
a
2,775,000 3s.
Due
$5,000,000 rev¬
offered
Smith, Barney & Co., at
berger, Secretary of the Board of
(P. O*
will
of about 3.62%.
bonds offered July 24
awarded
were
Holt,
D.
Bank, Ennis, at a net interest
The $4,000,000 im¬
—
the
to
awarded
July
Due July
2.90s.
ture
$219,000 reve¬
offered
bonds
nue
Dated
of the Authority
San Juan, P. R.
E,
A.
—
bids
May
increase of 12.3%.
an
Sale—The
•!
Other members of the syndicate:
Utah
Beaumont), Tex.
Bond
15
(P.O. Logan), Utah
University,
the
sealed
on
Ennis
months
12
31, 1963
\
of
Bond Sale—The
$4,521,430 in May of 1962,
of
Board of Regents
July
on
1975 and 1976.
•
Bond
Pasadena,
$700,000 revenue bonds.
Output Gains—
$5,163,066 in May, 1963, compared
increase
are
of long-term
use
Offering
fiscal
is
560,000
I
Technology,
State College of
Due
Sale—The
bonds
Halsey,
1974.
Overton &
J. A.
Co.,
15
15, 1967.
on
Bond
enue
1972.
2.80s.
320,000
Co., and M. B. Vick & Co., Inc.
Lamar
Co., at
Rico Water
Authority reports
with
the
by
&
July
onv
Due
310,000 2%s.
Co., A. E. Masten & Co., Her¬
bert J. Sims & Co., Inc., Park,
ap¬
WISCONSIN
awarded to
V
Due July
2.70s.
1971 and
&
Sanders
Due
2.60s.
540,000
Inc.,
Co., Blewer, Glynn
&
Talmage
33/4s.
110,000 3%s.
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.
Knoxville), Tenn.
enue
The
Co.,
follows:
as
of
cost
from 1964 to 1966 inclusive.
Co., Inc.,
&
2.82%,
355,000
Legality
City.
Milwaukee, Wis.
York
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
3.34%.
Resources Authority.
Electric
projects
Development
Rico
Morris
S.
York
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
price of
a
interest
net
a
$300,000
& Co., Inc., Fol-
Fleming &
Nolan,
William
in
year
a
Mitchell.
Government
Bank
As
bonds.
$22,500,000 regu¬
a
about
Co., Inc., Rand & Co., Courts &
ger,
New
Bank
Co., New York, at
100.0009,
Co., Ernst & Co.,. King, Quirk &
Co., Inc., Tripp
$2,495,000
syndicate headed by
a
Chemical
Trust
York,
University of Tennessee (P. O.
in Puerto Rico., for
year
the
Coffin &
Buffalo,
average
an
completed, part of the cost will be
Water Resources.
estimated
invest
to
facilities.
new
expects
Authority
The
earnings.
to
TVA area
by TVA's
the
provided
not
receive
are
electrical power
in
requirements
which
electric power
fiscal
awarded to
Marine
New
of Western
Co.
Trust
Winthrop,
of the Power Note
meet growing
to
President
1963
&
Struthers
Monday, July 29, 1963
.
school bonds offered July 19 were
Loeb, Rhoades &
Ryan, Inc., Halle & Stieglitz, Jack
borrowings is to provide that part M. Bass & Co., First of Texas
of the construction funds required Corp., Fox, Reusch &
Co., Inc.,
Authority, which provides all the
the
M.
Co.,
Clarke, Dodge & Co., Inc., Wood,
&
Sal e—The
,
New
City Sch. Dist., Utah
Bond
Carl
or
in amounts of be¬
second month
Proposed capital expenditures of
Puerto
a
on
month
each
cycle
regular
electric power consumers.
the
notes
four-month
offer
to
The purpose
the current fiscal year.
•
Provo
syndi¬
cate:
Burr, Dick &
Authority in the form of TVA Merle-Smith, Ira Haupt & Co.,
Power Notes.
Gregory & Sons, Bache & Co.,
The $25,000,000 issue of Power Goodbody & Co., Robert W. Baird
RICO
PUERTO
is the first offering
The offering
Ruffin, Perry and Pohl.
the
of
members
Other
discount
of
3.441%, 3.589% and 3.496%, re¬
of
.
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler.
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e-f ev-;
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