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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
PER1K^DING
READI
Volume ,198
AND MOST INFORMATIVE PUBLICATION IN THE FINANCIAL FIELD
New York 7, N. Y.,
6279
Number
ESTABLISHED 1839
. . .
Price
Monday, July 8, 1963
$1.60
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
stockholders at
common
SEC REGISTRATIONS
Lehman
held.
Greetings Corp.—Debentures Registered
American
A
of
the SEC
on
Registered—
G
of
1006
of
company
E.
S.
-
marketed
are
under
and are rented
which
relate to a
between
designed
program
dealers
rental
associations
term
to
the
and
the
sale
list
of
through
of
line
a
business
forms,
rent
holder's
in
his
(except 100 shares) is owned by L.
eight minor children.-—V. 196, pf( 109.
,v
va
to
N.
be
Washington,
(maximum
supplied by
The
Standard
Insurance
Life
-
Tim company of 122
common
the
with
mobiles
A
and
Military
life
stock,
to
be
involved.
Corp.—Common Registered—
—V.
197
(maximum $4 per share).
A'Ay
1113.
P.
redeem
The
of
company
150
Inc.—Common Registered—
St.,
Hinsdale
Brooklyn,
New
York,
filed
registration statement with the SEC on June 28 covering 15,637
outstanding shares
of common
stock, to be offered for public
sale by the holders thereof from time to time privately or in the
over-the-counter market at prices then prevailing (maximum $7 per
share)
The company is in the business of designing, engineering,
producing and selling electrical and mechanical
missile hardware components and systems,
manufacturing,
assemblies, electronic and
and
ness
special tools and fabrications. In addition to certain
it has outstanding 253,637 shares of common stock,
as
of which
Douglas,
D.
group
a
55%.
The prospectus also
relates to 12 000 outstanding shares which may be similarly offered
for public sale by officers and employees of William David & Motti,
Inc
as
well" as warrants to purchase an additional 20,000 shares
to be offered by that firm.
Such securities were acquired by the
holders
thereof in connection with an underwriting of company
Douglas,
shares
in
first
vice-president
1961—V.
196,
p.
(3,000
1765.
shares).
The
mon
of 6071 Second Ave., Detroit, filed a registration
with the SEC on June 28 covering 742,144 shares of com¬
It is proposed to offer such stock for subscription by
company
statement
Common Reg'd—
stock.
the
preferred
"
\vhGG;::-'
"
,
.
-
standing
stock.
LeRoy
P.
Percy
is
board
chairman
and
Owen
Cooper
is
and
President;
they
hold
similar
positions
with
Mis-
t
Krasnow Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—
.
'
sissippi.—V.
197,
p.
521,
G'GuVA"---;'
,
.
,C".
}■
of 33-00-Northern Blvd., Long Island City, N. Y.i
registration statement with the SEC on June 28 covering
The
filed
<
company
a
125,000 shares of common
efforts
best
1
The
;
statement
rants
PAGE
New
Stock Exchange
(Stocks)
York Stock Exchange (Bonds
10
-
_.
•"
22 G
-
v
28
American Stock Exchange
National Stock Exchange
__
41
Boston Stock Exchange
33
Cincinnati Stock ,Exchange.
33
-
Detroit Stock Exchange
33
-
....
Midwest Stock Exchange—
__
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.-
__
Stock
Exchange
__
Lasco
'
The
of
Market
•
#
I.
$232,533,
the underwriter
by amendment.
will own
* "
the public
and
on^uW
velopment
shares
be
to
for
$2,000}
I
45.4%
to
300
Fremont
for
St.,
working
Las
for an
\
a
capital.
Vegas,
Nev.,
is
a
real estate
de¬
company.
Management Assistance, Inc.—Securities Reg'd—
'
The* company
34
tion
34
__
statement
outstanding
34
thereof
..
prices
Miscellaneous Features
6%
from
with
of 40 Exchange Place, New
with the SEC on June 28
securities,
time
to
market,
to
time
or
institutional
offered for
be
at
prices
in
isolated
or
other
subordinated notes due 1966;
York, filed a registra¬
covering the following
public sale
by the holders
prevailing in the overtransactions,
at
negotiated
then
substantial
$600,000 6%
investors; $400,000
subordinated promis¬
notes due 1967; 83,141 shares of common stock; 40,000 shares
underlying
warrants expiring
1966,
exercisable at' from $10 to
$12.50 per share; and 40,000 shares underlying warrants expiring
sory
General Corporation and
Investment News—
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead..
2
State and City Bond Offerings
49
Dividends Declared and Payable
7
—
Condition
Statement
of Member Banks
of
Federal Reserve System
Foreign Exchange Rates
44
! 44
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
44
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 44
The Course of Bank Clearings
43
1967, exercisable at $10 per share.
The company is engaged in leasing, and furnishing recondi¬
tioning, preventive maintenance and repair service with respect to,
used data processing equipment; operating a data processing center
to provide data processing services for customers off their premises;
and providing
consulting services with respect to the design, in¬
stallation and operation of data processing systems and procedures.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company has outstanding
336,066 shares of common stock, of which Walter R. Oreamuno,
board chairman, and Jorge M. Gonzalez, president, own 29.3% ancL,
18.6%, respectively.
The prospectus lists some 83 persons and
-firms proposing to sell
the securities included in the statement,
standard Shares, Inc. proposes to sell $90,000 of the notes due
1966; Morris A. Gluck $65,000 of the notes due 1967; and Herman
Shulnlan "8,051 common "shares.—V. 193, p. 2335.
,
*
a.'.Jv
1
"Reg. A" covering
without underwriting.
1963 filed
offered at $10,
19,
be
used
are
of
the-counter
....
61
Inc.,
Associates, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
capital
29,500
Lasco
34
__
...
Transactions American Stock Exchange..
.
Co.,
40
-
New York Stock Exchange..
20,000
about $625,000.
corporation
36
SEC Index of Stock Prices
paid
Proceeds
Exchange
&
to be supplied by amendment.
shares underlying 5-year war-
to two officers of
price^ to be supplied
,
:
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages—.
Transactions
have
35
-
Lewis
Wi
T.
;
35
......
Canadian Stock Exchange
Stock
34
are
company
investment
34
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E..
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..Montreal
will
33
34
a
by
terms
(formerly Krasnow Belt Co.) manufactures in¬
expensively priced men's and children's belts made of leather, elastic
webbing, fabric and plastic.
Of the net proceeds from th£ stock
sale, $150,000
will be used to reduce outstanding indebtsdness,
$100,000
to promote the company's products and if needed • for
possible acquisitions, and the balance will be added to general
working capital, In addition to certain, indebtedness, the company
has outstanding 150,000 shares of common stock, of which David
Krasnow, president, Kenneth Krasnow, board chairman, and Mur¬
ray Mittman, vice-president, own 42.5%, 42.5%
and 10%, respect¬
ively.
Book value of stock now outstanding is $1.53 per share.
After sale of
the new shares, management officials as a group
will own 52.4%; of the company's outstanding stock for which they
The
New York
at
stock, to be offered for public sale on a
basis
T*he public offering price (maximum $5 pey
includes
also
sold
be
to
,
none
or
underwriting
and
share)
In This Issue
all
New York.
Broadway,
,
Burroughs Corp.—Debentures,
from
to provide
Federated Corp. of Delaware—Share Exch. Offer-
v
indebted¬
president, owns 51% and management officials
The prospectus lists 6 selling stockholders (all
officers and their relatives) who propose to sell all of their hold¬
ings
including Shirley Douglas
(6,500 shares) and Joseph C.
Melv'in
proceeds
1963
\
Over-the-Counter
a
net
12,000 shares of second
for public sale
materials) < at $35
'
Toronto
Bristol Dynamics,
making of installment loans to United States
subsidiaries also write marine and credit
Other
The
offered
fertilizer
Stock and Bond Quotations
A;;'
the
Forces.
insurance.
by private sale in June
SEC
No underwriting is
'.'•>! A'
: *?•'
The company was recently licensed in New York to engage in the
business of life insurance, annuities, and accident and health in"surance, and ft commenced issuance of policies in June 1963. The
net proceeds from the stock sale will bo added to general funds to
be available for use in connection with the
general purposes for
which the
company
was formed.
The company has outstanding
1 000 000 shares of common stock (issued at $2.50 per share), all
of which are owned by Frank T. Crohn, president, Bertram Harnett,
vice-president,
and Beneficial Life Insurance Co., a
California
company
The latter has subscribed to an additional 40,000 shares
(of 74 000 new shares to be hold by the company after approval of
an
increase in such amount of
its authorized number- of shares)
and will thereafter own a total of 1,000,000 shares of the company.
plied by amendment
'i:;
stock sale will be used
stock (series A) issued
immediate additional work¬
ing capital funds used for general corporate purposes. In addition
to
various
indebtedness
and
preferred
stock, the
company
has
outstanding 365.851 shares of common stock, of which manage¬
ment officials as a group own 52,826 shares.' W. A. Holbrook, Jf.
is board chairman and Clayton Norris is president.—V. 194, p. 2767.
to
Co.—Common
East 42nd St., New York, filed a registration
on
June 28 covering 200,000 shares of
offered for public sale at a price to be sup¬
A"
v
company
.
Registered—■/& y;'
statement
amendment.
is a holding company and, through wholly-owned
subsidiaries, is engaged principally in the retail financing of auto¬
mobiles, mobile homes, private airplanes for individuals and com¬
panies;
the wholesale financing of dealers' inventories of auto-1
"
exercisable
Beneficial
outstanding common stork.
Unsubscribed shares
for public sale by Mackall & Coe. 728 15th St.,
D. C.
The rate of subscription, subscription
$20 per
share) and underwriting terms are to
its
of
offered
be
W.
price
and
accessories and
-
of 1701 Pennsylvania Ave., N. W., Washington,
registration statement with the SEC on July 1 cover¬
shares of common stock, to be offered for subscription
a
64,000
by
are
Rights
t
company
filed
C'.
ing
issued to increase the number of trailers
the System. All of the
outstanding capital
company
and
D.
Plans
—
,
to
being
Corp.
(principally to farmers and
see R. E, D. M. Corp., this issue.—V. 196, p. 951.
per
share, and 20,000 out¬
standing shares of class D common stock, to be offered by the
"Isras" Israel-Rassco Investment Co. Ltd. — Stock
holder
thereof,
Mississippi
Chemical
Corp.,
at
$30
per
share.
Registered—
No
underwriting is involved.
The statement also includes 30,000
}.j
additional class D shares which may- be purchased from the com- A
The company of Tel-Aviv, Israel," filed a registration statement
pany by Mississippi and then reoffered for its own accounts
.ifA a with the SEC on June 28 covering 60,000 ordinary shares, to be of¬
fered for public sale at $55 per share on a best efforts basis by
The primary purpose of the company is to provide manufactured
Rassco of Delaware Inc., 250 West 57th St., New York, which will
products to stockholders who are users of such products.
Coastal
receive an 8%
selling commission.
;
.
manufactures a variety of high analysis fertilizers, anhydrous am¬
The company is-engaged in land development, housing projects,
monia, and other fertilizer materials and components.
Class A
*. construction
of office buildings,, commercial centers, hotels, superand
R stockholder
patrons are entitled, to patronage refund) in
buildings,- and the ownership TAnd maintenance of citrus
proportion to the dollar amount of their patronage, of manufac¬
pl&iita.tions. It is the policy of the company to own and lease, or to
tured products of the company during the fiscal'"year, and Class
mahage ant} operate its properties for income although it may
C
and D stockholder
patrons are entitled to patronage-'refundsa
from time to time •sell such properties.
The net proceeds from the
based
upon
the number of tons of. straight nitrogen * fertiHzfers *>
sale of stock
will be used for development, building and housing
purchased from the company during the fiscal year. The proceeds a
projects,-commercial centers/hotel buildings and office buildings.
from
the sale of
additional stock will be added
to
the general**
The companyi is a wholly-owned subsidiary of "Rassco"- Rural and
funds of the company and used for iworkipg capital, requirements '*<
Surburban Settlement Company, Limited,, an Israel company.
The
and general corporate purposes.
In addition to certain* indebted¬
Jewish Agency for Israel, a non-profit public body in Israel, owns
ness,
the company has outstanding four series of common stock;
100% of Rassco's outstanding ordinary shares. Mordechai Ch. Stern
and Mississippi owns about 79%
of the voting rights of all out¬
is board chairman of the company.—V
193, p. 1450.
*
be
to
of
users
encourage long
U-Haul Rental
available for
stock of the
S. Shoen, President,
The
the manufacture
System
are
Finance
Offering—
under¬
distribution
office
SEC FILINGS
•
Services
Federal
of
sinking-
company
stock,
to
and to facilitate the purchase by rental dealers of trailers
be operated by. the System.,
Arcoa performs accounting, clear¬
inghouse, technical and advisory
services for the fleet owners,
rental companies and dealers in the U-Haul system. As compensa¬
tion for its services, Arcoa receives 10% of the gross rental income
of the U-Haul System.
According to the prospectus, the contracts
public
shares
nine
heads
of Yazzo City, Miss., filed a registration statement
with the SEC on June 26 covering 40,000 shares of class A common
public
cates,
of
Coastal Chemical
The
—
"U-Haul"
name
offered for
Y.,
$25,000,000
primarily from the requirements for carrying increased l'eceivand
inventories
and
increased
fixed
assets
representing
equipment leased to customers. In addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding 6,679,296 shares of common stock, or
which management officials as a group own 3.2%. Ray R. Eppert is
president.—V. 197, p. 2460.
Grand Ave.,
the
N.
ables
for local use and for one-way trips throughout the
•country.
The amount of original investment by the , fleet* vbwner
varies according to the actual- cost, of the- particular equipment;
which may include varying numbers and .models of trailers. The
satement
also
includes $1,000,000 of Dealer Fleet Trust Certifi¬
the
share for each
St.,
ing
registration statement with the SEC ion July l. covering
Fleet Owner Contracts, to be offered to any person,
trailers
be
one
includes
supplies and production of military products for the armed services,
primarily in the fields of computation and control.
The net pro¬
ceeds from this financing will be used to reduce current indebted¬
ness
incurred to meet increased working capital requirements aris¬
Portland, Oregon filed
$5,000,000
group, of
persons or corporations having the ownership of a fleet of rental
trailers,
each ■ accompanied by ka' *clamp-on
bumper- hitch.
The
The
a
to
also
headed
distribution
and
company
Arcoa Inc.—Securities
also
of
William
The
company is engaged in the
production,
servicing of a wide variety of business machines,
designs, manufactures and sells greeting -cards,
gift wrappings,-and related items such as stationery and paper
partv goods.: Of the net proceeds from the debenture sale, $325,000
will be used to finance capital expenditures during the current fiscal
year, .amuding the establishment of a card shop and display gallery
in Nev York City; $1,100,000 will
be advanced to the company's
Canadian subsidiary for construction of a new plant; $392,857 will
be usiiu to pay long-term note% maturing in the next year; $636,000
may be
used to acquire a substantial stock interest in a foreign
licensee and to make a long-term loan for construction purposes to
such, licensee; $1,900,000 will be used to pay short-term borrowings;
and the balance will be added to general funds and used principally
for future
working capital requirements.
In addition to certain
indeb*'dneps,' the company has outstanding 1,607,676 Class A and-400,000 class B common shares, of which 167,880 class A and 132,120 C-sa B shares are owned in equal amounts by Irving I. Stone, '
president, and Morris S. Stone and Harry H. Stone, executive: vice-.
prepV'--• Management officials as a group own 230,478 class
A (14.34%) and 155,700 class B shares (38.92%). Jacob Sapirstein,-;
boaiu ...mirman, has Voting rights
with respect to 15.87-% of the
class A and
44.04%
of the class B shares
(which includes the
Shares' owned
by the three Stones)-, representing* 35.96% ~of the
voting power of the company),—V. 190, p. 1393.
The
rate
One
statement
INSURANCE
-
by Lehman Brothers.. The record date and sub¬
scription price (maximum $31 per share) with respect to the rights
offering, the interest rate and public offering price with respect
to the debenture offering,
as well as the underwriting terms with
respect to both offerings, are to be supplied by amendment.
1300 West
with
company
statement
The
debentures,
writers
78th Sc., Cleveland/filed a registra¬
July 1 covering $7,500,000 ot con¬
vertible subordinated debentures due 1983, to be offered for public
sale through underwriters headed
by Goldman, Sachs & Co., 20
Broad St., New York, and McDonald & Company, Union Commerce
Eldg., Cleveland. The interest rate, public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
■
»\ *
The
tion
the
Brothers,
underwriters^
fund
INDUSTRIAL
-
.:■■■
2
in
jMarine Midland Corp.—Files Exchange Offer—
N.
Y.,
held
vhe rate of
at
record
of
on
3V2
the
shares for each share of the Bank scock
effective
date
this statement.
of
As
of
Dec.
Bank of Smithtown 1 were $27,977,067,
its
total
deposits ^ere $25,747,367 and its capital, surplus and
undivided
profits were $1,809,633.
The Bank has 43,750 shares
outstanding.
The ; company controls 11 banks or trust companies
which are engaged in
a
general commercial banking business in
New York State and supplies them with various. services.
It has
outstanding 11,284,358 shares of common stock, of which man¬
agement officials as a group own 1.8%
Charles Hr Diefendorf is
board chairman and Baldwin Maul! is President.—V. 197, p. 1636.
31,
the
1962,
total
assets
of
Mason
47,900
June
on
common' shares
Proceeds
inc.—"Reg.
Pharmaceuticals,
corporation
to
21,
offered
be
iiled
1963
$1,
at
be
used
for
sued
each,
oi
which
in
are
$3,706.—V. 194,
2770.
p.
'
New
"A" Filing—
Jersey
1
■
.
of
with
375
the
Park
SEC
on
J
distribution
.
the
is. engaged in the
are
to
be
for
used
general
Nippon
Bonds
*, Th'e
...
Telegraph
Registered—
corporation
&
Telephone
principal supervision by the Minister
197, p. 1631.
:
~
with
take
eel3-
of Pos.s and Telecom¬
Registered—
Noramco, Inc.—Stock
The company of 217 Wisconsin Ave., Waukesha, Wis.
statement with the SEC on July 3 coverinj
the
Securities
•
of
1
\
of
and
via Kidder, Peabody &Co.
common
Also, $10,600,000 RACINE COUNTY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1,
$4.5 mi lion HAMILTON, OHIO; $4 million UNVERSTY OF TEXAS;
WISC.
$3,75ojc00
•
Thursday (July 11);
shares of SIERRA PACIFIC POWER CO. common
underwriting—next July 17 the utility will ask for $8 million in
bids for its debentures; and $5.7 million UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA.
rights offering
172 341
with
no
COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
28-DAY
Incidentally, the tabulation for. this week's demand
(4)
(5)
Municipals*
Total Bonds
Corporate
Stocks!
Total Visibles
This week's docket contains four possible stock
rights offerings to owners of
concerns and one Japanese mutual
fund. Tentative indications
$103,450,(810
$118,728.030
$223,1.18,000
$19,865,700
104,830,000
106,155,(MM)
210,985,000
39,747,050
SEC-registered secondaries will be
240,732,050
56,900,000
417,274,000
460,57i,0»0
16,237,300
476,811 0)0
offered this week.
VOLUME
(Coli. l & 2)
Taxaole
Bondst
8-July 13
July
July 1.5-July 30'
Total
t
—
J
July 22-July 27
8
14.230,0110
156,780,000
50,575,000
207,355,000
$656,387,000
$1,050,517,000
$146,424,750
31,196,1-41,750
$103,900,000
"$577,223,000
$105,313,000
larger gain compared to the year-ago week. The greatest yearly
gain was made by municipal .visibles. The tables below indicate the larger taxexempt additions which have made the difference in the comparative figures.
a
$801,184,000
The U. S.
$2^18,500,000
1962
9,
flnc'ludesr
•
~$27l ,223,000 ""
$222,100,000
Last week
July
$272,043,700
142,550,000
——.—..
_
-
The four-week supply of capital debt'visibles
iip for public underwritten and
competitive sale has slightly more than doubled since idst week's tally. More-,
.over, the total backlog of municipal and corporate ' bonds shows a rise over last
(Cols. 3 & 4)
$407,730,000
July 29-Aug
DOLLAR
(3)
77;.(2)
(1)
pension fund sale of $15,077,000
tax-exempt secondaries slated for Wednesday (July 10) bidding.
three domestic
MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST JUNIOR
MOBILE, ALA.; $3.2 million
COLLEGE.
for capital does not include the New York State
DOUBLE
stock.—V. 197, p. 2357,
company's outstanding
shares of MIDDLESEX WATER CO.
v-
corporates) is scneuuied for this week's public offerings. This sum is $il
shy of Uie year-ago-week's capital debt visibles which came to $179.9
million in state-local securities and $58.5 million in
corporates. In view of the
'5% GNP gain in the year's interval, the demand for external permanent debt
indicates a relative decline.
and
the American Stpck Exchange
(maximum $3 per share). The
on
price
is engaged primarily in the manufacture and sale, of
bakery products, including doughnuts, and in the manufacture of
cotton felt and upholstery.
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the
company
has outstanding 1,514,706 shares of capital stock,
of which Samuel Hein owns 324,281 shares (22% ) and management
officials as a group 96,920 shares (6% ),
Fein and Hyman Uchitel,
who owns 3,750 shares, propose to sell all of their holdings. Waukeska Brewing Co. holds of record 213,250 shares
(13% ) of the
Telegraph
lour
new
to time
market
current
then
the
at
a reg¬
cut-
company
Corp.—
Public
filed
328,031
stock, to be offered for public sale by the
standing shares of capital
holders thereof from time
Tokyo, Japan filed a registration statement j
Exchange Commission on July 3 covering
and Telephone Dollar Bonds, due 1978,
unconditionally -guaranteeed as to payment of principal and Interest
with
$20,000,000
million
arid
1952 'i"
istration
purposes.
I
''
-
A modest float of senior fixed interest rate corporate and municipal debt is¬
sues, amounting to $2z2,l78,000 ($118.7 million in 18 tax-exempts and #102 million
■week
fornied in
was
munications.—V.
Jersey Almanac of 266 Bellevue Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J.
engaged in the publication of a book containing information on
State of New Jersey.
' -
28
VISIBLES
Telephone,
the Government the furnishing of public telephone,
graph and related communication services in Japan and. ic the
only
company
furnishing such services in that country.
It is
wholly owned by Ithe government and control of its business and
financial activities is- exercised by various
Governmental bedhs,
'
corporate
By SIDNEY BROWN
28-DAY
1964.,
31,
Telegraph fSc
from
over
New
is
•suggest that about $49 million in
March
Niopcti
Almanac, Inc.—"Reg. A"—Filing—
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
-in
from the
proceeds
ending
"
,
Ave.,
June
/'%■.:■ >*;/•.ijo
and will be 'used in connection
program.
Such program calls
tior
corporation on June 26, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering
26,210 common shares to be offered at- $2, without underwriting.
New York, filed a registration
covering 27,143 outstanding
shares 01 common stock; to be offered for "public sale by the hold¬
ers
thereof from time to time privately or in the open market at
current prices at the time of sale (maximum $7 per share).
The
company is engaged • in market research, has proprietary interestscompany
underwritten by a group headed by
The First Eoston Corp., and Cmiih,
Inc.,
The
"Reg. A" covering
without underwriting.
National Patent Development Corp.—Common Reg.
statement
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
.
sale of the bonds will bo converted into
with the corpora .ion's • bns.ru >
for an estimated expenditure of
equivalent of $675,600,000 during the corporation's fiscal ; ear
Net
■yen
the
The
Read & Co.,
& Co., Inc.
Dillon,
Barney
.
The bonds are to be
Japan.
bv
by the company in connection with acquisitions of subsidiaries.
and Pollak own 20,000 common and 10,000 class -3 pharos
acquired for an aggregate cash investment to each of them
i
a
.Working capital.
Mason of 5031 D St., Sacramento,
of pharmaceutical ' products.
of
(all
processes
sold),
or
Proceeds
to
are
or
stages
Feldman
.
The
patent applications
of development
and are not presently being man¬
and acts as a service organization for corpo¬
rations, independent research and development firms and investors
in
connection
with
the commercial exploitation
of
paten.s and
processes.
The company has outstanding 330,632 shares of ..ommon
stock and 20,000 .shares of class B capital stock, of which Utter
stock Jerome I. Feldman,
president, and Martin M. Pollak, vicepresident, own 50% each.
Management officials as a group own
14.3% of the outstanding common stock.
The prospectus -ists come
25
selling stockholders, including Evelyn Silver who proposes to
sell all of her holdings of 5,934
shares.
Others propiose to cell
amounts ranging from 9 to 5,000 shares.
All such shares were is¬
of 241
company
certain
various
ufactured
Main St., Buffalo, N. Y., filed a registration
statement
with
the SEC on June 27 covering 153,125 shares: -of
common stock.
It is proposed to offer such stock in exchange for
the outstanding capital stock of Bank of Smichtown, Smuncown,
The
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(98)
$473,323,001)
$695,871,000
$447,381,000
"
(7/10) and the following non-tax-exempt college bonds:
$1.2 million BROWN UNIVERSITY (7/8) $2,380,000 ST. LOUIS UNIV. (7/16); $1,650,000 UNIV. OP
CHICAGO
(7/19); and $1.6 million SETON HALL UNIV. (7/19).
3% Includes:
S.
D.
A.
million MILAN,
$22
ITALY
(7/8) and 937,509 HITACHI, 'LTD.
offering JAPAN FUND, INC. shares
625,000 rights
(7/10).
Treasury will accept bids tomorrow (July 9) to roll-over $2 billion
in one-year certificates of indebtedness
.matUring July 15,1964. The $1.9 billion
cash raised last June 11 in the sale of 4%
seven-year Treasury bonds took in
larger in size. Includes: $50 million PENN STATE GENERAL AUTHORITY (7/9);
$49
million CONN. STATE REDEVELOPMENT AND HIGHWAY
(7/17); $200 million negotiated
GRANT COUNTY P. U. D. NO. 2, WASH, via John Nuveen, el al.
(7/23); $103 million New York,
$775 million
obligations from nine states out of $633,691,000
than
more
the
government planned
expected at; that time, f in
addition, tax collections and Federal. Trust Accounts' collections h'avb been run¬
ning larger than expected. In view of, the improved cash position, the
Treasury
decided that all it will require in July is the above-mentidned
refinancing in¬
or
stead of the last June announced decision to raise about
$2.0 to $2.5 billion this
Sonth. It now seemscurrent
anticipated and as though third quarter Treasury cash neeas will be in
surmise that the Treasury will engage less
an
rumors
new
.
With
can
be
seen
in terms of
Total
BELL TEL.
CO.; AND
expected to be submitted to the market.
V':!!.!.
)
50,000 shares and $2 million subordinated convertible debentures of INTERCOUNTY TEL. & TEL. CO. via Dean Wittdr &
Co., Chicago; 173,433 rights
offering shares of INTERSTATE SECURITIES CO. common ma A. G. Becker
&
Co.; 625,000 rights offering shares of JAPAN FUND, INC., common via
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, and Nikko.
V--.*'-:
5day (July 9);
j
y-;.
; y.yv;!
Bache &
■
>50
million ILLINOIS
BELL
TELEFHONE
CO.
first
mortgage bonds rated
triple-A and nonredeemable prior to July 1, 1968; $30 million sinking fund
NORTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. single-A rated debentures nonrefundable
for five years; 160,000 secondary shares of DONNELLY
(R. R.) & SONS CO.
Harriman, Ripley & Co.; 200,000 shares of EVANS, INC. common
180,000 are secondary shares via Walston & Co., Inc., Chicago;
204.095 secondary capital shares of BARD (C.
R.) INC. via Kidder, Peabody
& Co., and Blunt Ellis &
Simmons; and 50,000 secondary shares of URIS
common
of
K
(64)
$542,832,009 ( 63)
$516,702,000 (ID
$1,691,054,009(129)
$1,412,733,009(117)
$1,322,34!,800(140)
$156,024,750
dates
(44)
$151,590,090 (44)
$133,017,000 (86)
150,511,750
(70)
—
(
via
which
BUILDING CORP. via Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
$805,639,800 (75)
(54)
in
bonds—
&
parenthesis
number
oi
671,821,000(359)
$295,838,530(105)
t$l,997,590,500(243)
the
denote
(61)
$804,841,000(445)
144,248,530
$306,536,500(1.11)
—
Total stocks
$1,708,57!.,530(222)
capital
issues
be
$2,127,185;$i!0( 591)
offered
for cash and
by domestic and foreign dollar-seeking financial'and non-financial issues, and include
companies and SEC-registered secondaries. Excluded are U. S. Government securities as
private placements and such non-public offerings as exchange*, shares reserved for conversion
to
publicly
refinancing
investment
well
as
for
issuance
under
$29.3
other preferential
employee and
million
in
stock
option
plans, and
"from
time-to-time
six
equipment trust certificates with dates.
Also, includes $30 million in three preferreds with target dates and one without a date expected
to be registered
in November; and excludes the following still unfirmed preferred offerings: $10
million GULF STATES UTILITIES; $3 million OTTER TAIL POWER; $2 million UNION ELECTRIC
CO., and $20 million UTAH POWER & LIGHT.
Further,
*
includes 21
Includes,
OF
..
.163,099,800 (45)
$869,901,009
*$815,267,000
all bonds
f Includes:
Even though the
yield-jspread between the money and capital markets may be
subjected to further changes this week, the following larger corporate and
Today (July 8):
305,101,009 (24)
(20)
(65)
dates___j.__
Data
July 9, 1932
$642,540,000 f30)
sales."
$30 MILLION NORTHERN NATURAL GAS CO.
.
Last Week
$564,800,009 (20)
Stocks:
Corporate
With
;
v
233,625.000
datcs_l
with
of
v
BACKLOG
$875,787,000
—
;
Municipals
and
v",/'
AUTHORITY; $50 MILLION ILLINOIS
•
This Week
Total
WEEK'S LARGEST ISSUES. ARE $50 MILLION PENN. STATE GENERAL
are
"'/.v);
(7/24).
$642,162,009 (45)
dates..
Without
presence, the money market will entertain
a demand for new cash to the tune of
$391,776,000 by the Public Housing Admin-*
istration in 75 lots of temporary loan notes which includes
$144,520,000 New York
City Housing Authority's temporary loan notes. This borrowing will, also, take
municipal capital issues
bidding
dates
Total
not
•
public
above
Taxable Bonds:
Besides the Government's roll-over
-••
and
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIABLE
eligible for commercial bank subscription
Treasury Tax & Loan accounts.
^
place tomorrow, July 9.
(7/23)l; and $41,074,COO COMMUNITY FACILITIES ADMIN, in 35 bidding lots of college serial
in the Federal Housing and Home Finance /Vgency's
Y
Without
indications that it will add up to
$7.8 billion and not the $10 billion!
figure conjectured as recently as last May when the Secretary of the
Treasury
was arguing for a hike in the
debt ceiling. The original projection for FY-1963
foresaw, however, a slight surplus for the year. Tomorrow's Treasury certificate
via crediting
or
portfolio for par
cash offering next
current
indebtedness roll-over sale is
N.
million
$1
a
$6.5 billion advanced refunding and possible $2.0 billion
month. The improved cash flow in the 1963-fiscal
deficit
of
*
Excludes,
issues
the
besides
CALIFORNIA
water
however:
of $300,000
larger
bonds
two
or
less
of
which
nine
have
municipals cited in 28-day visibles'
set for Aug. 7.
million
$50
State
of
California
selling
table
dates
scheduled.
STATE
above,® $100 million
construction
and
for
RIVER & BAY AUTII. 4C-year revenue underwritten by Alex.
Co., and Lehman Bros., in late November and December, as well
$8-9 million interim financing which may occur July 1;
$16 million out of $42 million SANTA
CLARA CO., CALIF. FLOOD CONTROL expected late this
summer; $9 million HONOLULU, HAWAII,
sometime in August; $62 million STATE OF CONN, advanced
refunding; approximately $100 million
this
fall;
Brown
&
$100
million
Sons,
B.
issues
set
DELAWARE
Van
J.
school
Ingen
&
as
NEW-YORK
CITY
COMMISSION;
$22-$23
bonds
$76,630,000
million
BOARD
mid-to-end
expected
CALIF.
OF
TOLL
ALLEGHENY
of
BRIDGE
COUNTY
July;
AUTH.
$27-$37
million
refinancing
COMMISSIONERS
for
METFO-DADE
MIAMI
expected
next. August;
up
to-
Stadium; and
million UNIV. OF CINCINNATI in August and, $22 million CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY
early October; $136.8 million JACKSONVILLE EXP. AUTH. earliest hoped for next October; $25.0 to
$60 million range for OKLAHOMA TPK. AUTH. still indefinite; $41.1 million N *Y
C'Ty TP **r®TT
AUTH. rev. bonds series B,
via Phelps,
Fenn & Co. this summer;- $175 million WELLS' POWER
PROJECT,- EAST WENATCHEE, WASH., rev. bonds, October 1963;
$45 million LEWISPORT, KY.;.
$19
million
STATE
OF
CALIFORNIA
beach
and
park
development;
$39.3
million ALLEGHENY
COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY, PA.; $28 million DENVER METRO.
SEWERAGE DISPOSAL DIST.;
$70-$80 million LOS ANGELES,
M. T.
A.; $40 million NORTH JERSEY DIST
WATER
SUPPLY
Pittsburgh
$9
COMM.
lion
Y.
N.
in
three-or
WAYNE
ments
million
fpur months;
COUNTY
either
next
STATE
ROAD
December
BRIDGE
CENTRAL
AUTH.
KENTUCKY
Also, $50 million PENNSYLVANIA STATE GENERAL AUTHORITY, rated
Aa by S&P, 18th revenue series declared
eligible for national bank direct
$20-$25
million SEATTLE DEPT. OF LIGHT & POWER; $37 mil¬
Mich.) airport revenue bonds
expected in two seg¬
1964; $35 million SAN JUAN
PUFRTO FTCO: <t"""
;v
(Llewburgh. N. Y.). refunding bonds early next year; estimated $50
COMM.
or
(Detroit,
January,
PKWY.
AUTH.
for
next
fall.
>
.
.
purchase
million
as
well
as
MEMPHIS,
•
underwriting by the Comptroller of the Currency; <*10
TENN.
g.
o.
bonds;
$5,883,000 WASHOE COUNTY
million NEWPORT NEWS, VA.: and
SCHOOL DISTRICT, NEVADA; $4.3
$3,250,000 COLUMBUS & FRANKLIN METROPOLITAN PARK DISTRICT.
OHIO.
.
•'
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7
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•~..
Wednesday (July 10):
$20 million 5%% external dollar loan CITY OF MILAN, ITALY, bouHs nia
Dillon, Read & Co. nonrefundable for five years: 937,500 shares of HITACHI
LTDj A.D.S. via Dillon, Read & Co., and Yamaichi Securities Co.; 35,000
INDETERMINATE
BACKLOG
This Week
Corporate
stocks
and
Last Week
bonds*____~:
$2,343 188 250
$2,453,488,000
financing plans which have not been formally announced or
approved for
offering as those in the Total Competitive and Ne-mtiabb*
Backlog' table above
Recent additions
include reported plans of: $20 million bonds and $in million in
preferreds of UT4H POWER &
♦Comprise
reported
LIGHT
SERVICJE;
and $11
Includes,
also
co-
million SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC
fc°nds;
&
$35
million
ARIZONA
GAS.
PUBLIC
-
24
postponed corporates estimated at $103,862 250
compared to last week's tally
of 27 issues aggregating 112,702,000. These
postponed securities may return with or without changes
to the backlog of
issues to be offered or be withdrawn.
Among the recent postponements was
PENSION
•
~
SECURITIES
^
FUND.
;
INC..
500.000
'
shares
of
common,
designed
to
attract
July 8, 1963
pension
funds.
Volume 198
Number 6279 ...
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Tlierm-O-Disc, Inc.—Common Registered-^
>: NuTone, Inc.—Common. Registered— V v
£
With the Securities and Exchange
public
stock..
proposed
cor. man
The
offering
shares' ar.e
bf".the
proceeds
NuTone
being
will
to
accrue
manufactures
'"<•
company.
line
none
./' :";
-
built-in
of
:
■
stockholders and
certain
the
broad
a
household
appli¬
ances which includes exhaust fans, range/ventilating ho'ods/ electric
heaters, ^radio-intercommunication and stereo systems, kitchen applkinces, door chants, f^rbecuo grills; and, most recently,1 Birch
weed
kitchen
wil'.
be
sold
cabinets
under
been, added
have
the
trade-name
mae'e
to its
line
products
of
"WoodCarv"
(R).
and
Sales
are
by the company exclusively to wholesalers in the electrical
electronic and kitchen fields,
v
:
•
..
;
F-'V t
For
the
fiscal
year
ended April 30, 1963, the company had
tales of $36,321,000, net income
of $2,617,000, and earnings per
share of $1.67 on the 1,571,456 shares ou.standing.
•
• i ■iJ •;
The company Intends to apply for the listing of its common stock
on the New York Stock Exchange,—V.
197. p. 819.
.
.
,
Corp.—Files Exchange Offer—
Broadway) New York filed
1457
a
registration
statement
with the SEC on July 1 covering 175,000 shares of com¬
stock, to be offered in exchange for the outstanding class A
(voting) and class B (non-voting) -common stock of Federated Corp.
of' Delaware;
Pursuant to a recent agreement, the,'company has
fered
with
the
time of offer.
respective
The
market
statement
value
of
stocks
such
the
at
includes 30,000 shares underlying
also
duKor and George A.
Drykerman, present owners of the Federated class A shares, exer¬
cisable at $5.50 per share.
>
'
1
,
1
The company manufactures and
sells mechanical timing and
fuzing devices for military use under prime and subcontracts with
the Department of Defense and to a minor extent conducts en¬
warrants
to
granted
be
Victor A.
to
i
gineering studies and research and development projects for such
Depar.ment.
A
subsidiary manufactures supplies
and parts for
the
electronics
point
industry
addition
to
certain
The
197,
p.
1992.
Sammy Co.—Shares Registered—
,
4
company of 119,„West 57th St",,
statement with the SEC on July 2
New York; filed a/registrAcovering $400,000 of limited
partnership shares, to be offered for public sale at ,$8,000 per
share.
No underwriting is involved,
the offering to be made di¬
rectly by Joseph Cates, general partner of the proposed partnership.
7 The partnership will be formed when the initial aggregate con¬
tributions amounting to $400,000 have been raised as a- result of
this offering, and for the-purpose • of managing and producing an
original musical comedy tentatively titled "What Makes Sammy
Run?" The book was written by Budd and Stuart Schulberg and
the music .and lyrics by Ervin Drake. Cates, who will be producer
of the musical,
estimates that the total cost of offering a firstclass production of the musical in the United States, including all
production expenses, will not exceed $400,000, and the proceeds
from this offering will be so applied.
Cates will be entitled to
receive 50%
of the net profits of the partnership for which he
Will make no cash contribution, and he will receive a producer's
fee of 1%
of the gross box-office receipts of each company pre¬
senting the musical.
The authors will receive a royalty in the
aggregate of 7y2%
to 9%>
(depending on length of the run of
t}ie musical) of the gross weekly box-office receipts of the musical
The
tion
week
each
for
of
:7//T '■',,v7
performances.
„
(Earl)
Scheib,
Roe
Farnham
&
Foreign
Fund,
sold
June
A)
for
due
„
Inc.—Stock
S.
SEC
stockholders,
Stock
is engaged
pharmaceutical
of
cluding toiletery,
on,
1973
C.
to
to
P.
2G
June
350
for
cosmetic,
of 14%
Klendshoj
President
.'/ /-dy 2,- ihe .SFC
public offering has
been set.
The
offered, the initial offering price and the
have not yet been determined. However
the
terms
appropriate
an
time
of
aerosol
and automotive chemical spec¬
in service mer¬
officials
Texas. In addition
the company has
of which various
director, own an
as a group 17%.
is
one
vV; "
On
account
of the
file
to
regis¬
a
.
Lucrnauohai
has
$130
million
and
employs
4,700.
largest flour millers, the firm has.
a
total daily flour capacity of 126,400
hundredweights.
Interna-,
tional has operations in five countries including 40 flour and feed
mills, five terminal grain elevators and an ocean shipping dock.
A
leading supplier of flour and prepared mixes "to the U. S.
baking industry. International also mills Robin Hood Flour, and
people.:
One
world's
line of formula feeds under the Supersweet
is a major producer of flour, oatmeal and
197,
p.
1948.
;
:
complete
a
The
company
mixes
of
assess
the
of
Canada.—V.
in
Utah Power & Light Co.—To Sell
.On
which
the
1963
$20,000,000
second
On
July
2,
bonds
and
Bonds, Preferred
this company plans to sell
of preferred stock in
that
$10,000,000
197,
1683.
p.
,
Gas Light Co.—Bond iSale Planned—»
it
1963,
of
reported
was
of 1964.—V.
quarter
$20,000,000
of
it
of
Washington
bonds
1964.—v.; 197,
reported that this utility plans to sell
competitive bidding in the second quarter
was
at
1463.
p.
v/'V; /V'%:.v
News of Business and Finance
•*,
A.
The
;
fiscal
Net
I
a
<
•
*
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
ended
for
Vf;
%
>-7v,7
-V.'
sales
•-
had recorded uei, srior Oi ;$2<30 hr the
March 31, 1963, C, J.'Ver Haien, J-'.,/ President,
company
year
fiscal
1863
and
were
highest
the
in
66-year
history,
$29,545;i93 for ilia, year
ended March 31,
1962.
'
"v:F. Income before Federal r.nd foreign income taxes was $1,567-560.
Earnings after taxes 1-.r the year just ended were'$912,280,.
or
28
cents per share, based on the
average, nu'tiber' of shares'
outstanding during- the year,^ This compared with $799,026, or 26
cents./a share,. plus a non.-incurring gdin of1 $268,112. or 9 cents
of
A.
J.
share
Veh
Industries
fiscal
in
compared
computed
1962
with
on
ihe
same
-.basisr-'v
Hdien, /who -befcqme Phesldeni' ;whsn, ciljrrfeiir .management
cc-nirol gi A. J, in Juhs,' 1956, - poiiitsd to the growth of-
assumed
•
■
J. Industries,
reported.
state¬
covered.
Registered—;'■%/•<. 7vi;
July 2,
about
company
that
since
time.
;
Colo.,
of
additional
,
issued
A
provides
a
offering of. 120,000 common shares at $2.50
to be made on a best-effort's basis by
Service, Inc.^ of Billings, Montana.
The Com¬
mission asserts in its suspension order that it has. reasonable cause
to
believe
that
the
issuer's offering
circular is false ' and mis¬
per
the
share,
leading
and
the
of
provisions.
Upon ' request,. on
vacated
■
respect
conditions
offering would
fraud
1
in
public
the" offering
Investors
or
made
of certain material facts, that certain terms
Regulation A were not complied with, ar.d that
be made in violation of the Securities Act anti-
order provides an opportunity for hearing,
the question; whether the suspension should be
permanent;
'///,?;/••.
/' ■■.'./:•
The
1
alleged misrepresentations relate, among other things, to the.
failure
to
properly set forth (1) the number of barrels of oil
bought ana sold through issuer's marketing' and trucking operations
from properties other than its own during -certain periods, (2) the,
.
The
pe~t*.r»ejit terms of issuer's leases, (3 >: the complete history of de¬
velopment on and near issuer's propertiesyM4)- 'a map or plan
showing location, depth, date of completion, results obtained, and
present status of each well drilled on the issuer's 1520 acre tract,
(5 V
theexact
dates
and
period of time ; during which certain
wells mentioned in the offering circular actually made the claimed
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT- TO PRESfiNT- FINANCING ;
;/'• 7 Vv-l"--.'Authori"ed ;
senior notes
$2,400 000 y 'v. $2,490 000
f
GVs%
senior subordinated notes-^1
1,025,000
v.
; 1,025 Odb ..
6% junior subordinated notes
1,534,776
1,53.1,775- ' •
5V2%
mortgage note VV-VViuc / ,; .::%6.0]5
Common "stock
(par; $1)_1V;____'
989,000 shs.
647,063 shs,
;• /;
an
,
'
6:%%
UNDERWRITERS—Upon " the terms 'and conditions conirinrV inunderwriting agreement the underwriters ha^e sr.*er.tih" ,af rsed*
the
purchase from the company add the Selling "stock*'riders an
of 150 0Q0 shares of the c."mpany's common s ock, eachagreed to purchase the number of shares set
opposite its name below:
: . . ; •
.i V
to
aggregate
underwriter having
Shares:
-Shares'
Inc.
37,000
Abbott,'Proctor &7Paine
Anderson & Strudw.'ck__
Bacon, - Whipple & Co,__
Brooke,- Sheridani /Bogan
& Co., Inc.;_—._—
2.000
UVden, S'one Si CO- inc.
HrmphTl, Ncyes
Co.-,
6.000-
1.000
-E
& Co., 7ne.
5,000
Smith, Barney & Co
Alex.
Brown ^
Sons
3,000
:
2,COO
3,000 ;
Shetrcrd——
2 000
Cas3cll'& Ca., Inc.
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
2,000
5,000
Eutcher
C
&
F.
EUs'man
Diilon,
Eut'oro
F;.
me;
3,000.
Newhard,
Union
5.000
Johnston - Lemon & Co.—
3,006
Kidder, Pegbody & Qdri-'. «• i
inc....
7,000
7 Mas-p-Hagan. Inc.2 000.
'E-ir"r-& Cp.;'Lr_^r' 2.COO
Mc"rill, Turb.en & ,Cl.
Co'.±-jL.
7,000
Paine,
Equitable'Securities Corp.
5,000
&
Co.I_^-.i.—
Cook
Webber-,
&
Co.__
2,006'
Jackson
5,000
-
Securities
Estabrook
&
&
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Chicago 3,' Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613);
March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States," U/
Street.
NOTE;
expects
company
statement
THE COMMERCIAL
cf
the
with the U. S. Securities and
Exchange Com¬
covering the proposed offering1," they said.
.Underwriting .tbe .public .offering will be Kidder, Feabody & Co.,
Inc.," New York. V Proceeds realised by the company will be used
for expansion, wider diversification, new product research
and.
short-term debt retirement.
■
.
proposed
in the manufacture of ethical and pro¬
for other concerns in the drug
a
relatively minor extent, in the
non-pharmaceutical products, in¬
and-'management
1653.
vVTliam" Dana
common stock has
"employees;1*7'/ " F
management
the
be
to
covering
$600,000
and
Northwest
products
board chairman and president.
Robert D.
of the company's subsidiaries, proposes
sell all of his holdings of 31,096 shares; and two others propose
sell all of their holdings, aggregating 4,300 shares.—V.
192,
Niels
Boren
"At
tration
"
conditional exemption from registration
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,0-00
in' amount.
In
a
notification
filed on May
10, 1963, Wyomont
141,060 common shares
Restricted Stock Option
ialty
products.
Two subsidiaries are engaged
chandising operations in California, Nevada and
to
certain
indebtedness and preferred stock,
outstanding 1,758,066 shares, of common stock,
members
of
the
family of Francis Chorin. a
aggregate
about
time
registration
convertible-,capital notes
also
12,329
common
shares 'to have been
through Midland Securities Co., Inc.,-Kansas,
Vail,
of
company
SEC
Rogulatioii
and, to
miscellaneous
industries
manufacture
Public"
.
offered for public sale by the holders
brokerage transactions at prices current on
Exchange at the time of sale (maximum $6
ordinary
company
allied
"Go
mission
outstanding
order temporarily, .susnfinding a
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities. Act
u-.
*?ith respeco to a proposed stock offering, by Wyomont
VFotioleum Co;, P. O. Box 670, Thermopolis, Wyoming. •
.
The
Co.—To
Milling Co., Mineapolis, a privately-held
in
1892, announced plans for a
founded
was
of
cake
Wyomont Petroleum Co.—-Offefing Suspended—
:0
■
Inc.T--Cpiftmo^
per share).
The statement also includes
to be offered pursuant to the company's
and
1978;
due
29,
proved
is expected to consist of both a primary offering on the
the company and a secondary offering by present stock-'
holders, said Chas. Ritz, Chairman and Atherton Bean, President.
its^registration
March
received
.
'shares of common stock, to be
prietary
withdraw
price
.
2917 East 79th St., Cleveland filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on July 2 covering 35,296 outstanding
Plan.
the cohipany
present
Springs Field, (7> lhe
flooding" and the per¬
successful.—V. 197, p. 2147.
% • ;
.
of
The-company
in
7?-."■-•'•'•n'--
the
Red
filed a legislation statement with
In 1961
when substantial non-recurr:xi3' eharjes ,ryere incurred in
$600,000 of 6%.. subordinated notes
relation
to" the acquisition ^f live of .our- divisions anitl subsid¬
limited partnership interes.s
iaries," Ver Halen said.—V. 137, p. ilT2.
1' ",
V "
in Vail Associates, to be offered for public sale in 120 units, each
consisting of $5,000 in notes and $5..0C0 in interests. Tl:e offering;
will be made at $10,000 per unit on a best effects .basis tbr ufh
: Acme Visible Records, Inc.—Common Offered— On
Caulkins Securities Corp., 1130'First National Bank Bldg), Denver,
july 3, a public offering of 150,000 common shares
which will receive a 5% selling>commission.... ", - / :.:vV.
r- .f
Vail Associates owns and operates ski lifts, a ski school, related
of Acme Visible Records (Crozet, Va.) was made at
food
serving facilities and a hotel, all located about 107 miles
$16 per sh,aref by an underwriting group beaded rby;
west of Denver on U. S. /Highway No. 6.
It also leases and sells
Smith, Barney & Co., Inc., New York. •;
. .
: - real
estate
for
commercial and
residential
development: Of the
$1,120,000 estimated
net proceeds
from, the sale of notes and It.'
BUSINESS—Acme
is
a
leading' manufacturer of
office,, filing:
additional
interests,
$97,000 will be used
to pay. a bank loan;
equipment 'and related business forms designed to provide access¬
$500 000 to repay an advance from per .ners; $100;000 for additional
ibility and accuracy in locating, posting and refiling inforpaation.;
working capital; $89,000 for an investment in Lodge Associates, Ltd.
,* PROCEEDS—Of the 150,000 shares offered, 92,555 were ,§old: by,
(an affiliated
partnership which owns the building operated by
certain stockholders and 57,445 by the company:
The r r ace ads to
Vail
as*a hotel);
$170,000 toward purchase of about 140 acres
the .company from the sale of 32,^45 shares will be used to purchaseof
land
located
near
Vail's present ' land
(at a total price of
for retirement an equivalent number;of outstanding common stock,
$253,500); and $164,000 for. improvements to ski lifts, and related
purchase warrants held by three eas.ern insurance companies. Of
facilities.
All of the general" partners' interests in Vail Associates
the proceeds from the sale of. the remaining 25,000 shares soli byV
are
owned by The
Vail Corp. and Peter W. Seiberb (Bresidept
the company, approximately $300,000 will be ;Csed .f'r construction,
of
Vail" Corp.)
Other stockholders of ,Vail .Corp.-'are original
of new plant facilities at its headquarters in Crozet, Va., and the.
limited partners of Vail Associates.
Three "of the original limited
tjalance will be added ).to the/ ocmpany'js;,gei\erai funds. - A l-i
partners are stockholders and officers of the underwriter—V. 193,
' ..REVENUES—Net sales for. .the 12 months ended May 31", 1963,v
p.
1946.-W„• •>-; 7.%vft
amounted to $10 225,624 and net; income was $771,170, equivalent
to $1.12 a share on the common stock. A-%, V/V
The
the
135
;SIrong; CofyV Arrier
American
1963,
27,
•
the
-
by
shares
of
underwriting
the
change
thereof
^
(6)
-
of
s
.
v
Vail Associates, Ltd.—Units
Maryland.
.
a
30,009
:
the
in-"steam
offering
brand."
City, and Texas National Corp., San Antonio.—V; 197, p. 1416.
Ltd., a Canadian corporation, in a reorganization
(he corporate domicile, of the Fund from Canada to
The purpose of the Fund is to provide for investors a
"mams • of Investing.: in Canada, Western Europe, and other foreign
arcps
through a diversified portfolio of securities. ; Stein Roe &
Famham. acts as manager and investment adviser for the Fund.
The Fund has outstanding 1,582,000 capital shares, of which Carl
Ml. Lx-b, Khoades.'.& Co.: holds of .record 24.5%
and partners of
that fi'm have?3a beneficial"ownership interest in 11.67*.
Frederick
Eov
is
president, arid "certain directors of the Fund, arc- also
partners of" the;adviser..77
:./v%/^;/%>', %/l/V-7
ti>
filed
York,
covering
originally filed With the SEC 011
$1,026,000
of
7%
junicr subordinated
Fund,
Capi.a1
28
day,
from
Milling
its
definite
part
Universal Finance Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
LaSalle St.,.Chicago filed a registration
statement, with
the
on
July 1 covering 1,000,000 shares of
Gap:ta! Siock, to be offered for public sale at net asset value.
No underwriting is involved. The Fund was organized under Mary¬
land law in June 1963 and in August will succeed
to New York
company
New
June
IJMC Electronics Co.—"Reg; A'r Filing—
On
Registered—
./The
Ave.,
per
ipvolved
International
8
since
owned
No
number
to be
ment
company
Stein
;
on
attempts
July
been
/ :!The company: on June J.9,; 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering $250,000
/-Of 7% subord. conv. debentures due 1971 to be offered at par
■..($200)
for subscription by -stockholders of record June 15,
1963.
Rights will expire July 31, 1963. -The offering will be underwritten
by Win. H. Rybeck & Co., - Bamden, Conn.
/'
7 ;I
-Proceeds are to be used for equipment, debt repayment and
F
working capital.:%•
; i/.-^hv-v
UMC of 41 Haig St., Hamden, Conn., is a holding company for
subsidiaries engaged
in the manufacture of aircraft and missile
/. testing equipment, audio teaching devices and torque motors. .V
.
:
SEC
..
Registered— ':7•
Inc.—Stock
375,Park
stock,
"
.
,
Y
of 8737 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on June 28 covering 200,000
outstanding shares of capital stock, 'to be offered for public sale
by Earl A. Scheib, president and principal stockholder, through
underwriters headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co., 14 Wall St., New
York.
The public offering
price (maximum $12 per share) and
underwriting terms • are to be supplied by a.nenu« euv,
sta ement
also
includes 60,000
shares to be offered pursuant to the
t-xlpany'S' Restricted Stock Option Plan.
The company operates
(through wholly-owned subsidiaries)
a
national chain ol auto¬
mobile" paint shops.
In addition to certain indeb edness, it has
cu:s;and!ng 800.000 capital shares, of which Scheib owns 736,000
shares (92% ) and, as indicated, proposes to sell 200,000 shares./
A
-
(series
The
class
of
oil
produced
publip" offering of its common stock. In the past,
•
offered for public sale by the holder
thereof, Wildenstein & Co., Inc., from time to ti re at prices hot
in
excess
of those
prevailing on the American Stock Exchange
(maximum $12.50 per share).
The company and its subsidiaries
are
engaged principally in the operation of a regularly scheduled
airline between New York City, San Juan, Puerto Rico and Aruba,
Netherlands
Antilles;
a
transit system of buses in Washington,
D. C. and adjacent areas; and a system of railroads and related
port facilities in Guatemala and El Salvador."In addition to cer¬
tain indebtedness, the company has outstanding 1,205,509 class A
and 1,206,405 class B shares, of which O. Roy Chalk, board chairmand and president (together with his-wife) owns 17%
and 37.!?%.,
recoeciively.'- As -indicated, Wildenstein & Co. proposes to sell the
30,000 class A shares (of 64,814 shares owned).—V. 196, p. 1095.
stock, of which
Irving Rosenblatt, President, owns 7.77c and management officials
as
a
group
35.8%.
Rosenblatt, Seth Harrison, board chairman,
and Seymour
Offerman hold an aggregate of 48%
of the com¬
pany's outstanding stock as voting trustees under two voting trust
agreements.—V.
company of
with
the
shares
has outstanding 715,317 shares of common
company
On
for
statement
the
indebtedness,
of
oil
expense
International
.
company
Transportation Corp. of America—Class A Reg.—
purchase from dealers of installment contracts and ,notes arising
products and services to commercial: and
from the sale of. consumer
non-commercial
users.
In
of
produces
another subsidiary manufactures ball¬
Federated is engaged principally in the
and
pencils.
and
pens
?'
'
:
barrels
for
and
Proposed Registrations
Boston
agreed to exchange 60,000 of such shares for 50,000 class A shares
of Federated
(constituting all of its voting stock); and all or a
portion of the remaining 115,000 shares will be offered in exchange
for Federated class B shares in the near future on a basis con¬
sistent
centage
public sale through underwriters headed by The- First
Corp., 2b Exchange Place, New York, and two other firms)
The
public offering price (maximum 50 cents per sharej and.
underwriting terms are to. be supplied by amendment.
' '
j
The company is engaged
in writing marine, lire and casualty
and
allied
lines
of
insurance.
The net proceeds from the stock
sale will be- added to the company's funds availaljie for investment;
and it is the company's intention to invest the larger percentage of
its available' funds during:the current fiscal year: in debt securities
in order to increase the debt securities portion of its Jinvestment
portfolio as compared to the stock portion. The company has outl
standing 160,000,000 shares of common stock, of which manage¬
ment officials as a group own .1 %
and companies of the- so-called
Mitsubishi group (a group of Jananese companies; including Tokio
..Marine and 1 Fire, which cooperate in areas of common interest,
each: operating under its-own separate management); own an ag-7
gregate of 15.4%.
Mikio Takagi is president.—-V. 198, p. 3.
mon
5-year
*' /
t
of
barrel
problems
The company of Tokyo, Japan, filed a registration statement with
the SEC 011 June 28 covering 20,000,000 shares of common
stock
(represented by 400,000 American Depositary Shares),
10
02
of¬
t
1
The corporation of
a
Tokio Marine & Fire Insurance Co. Ltd.—Common
Registered—
R. E. D. M.
number
;
registra¬
statement with
the SEC on. June 27 .covering 124,072 outr
standing shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by
the
holders
thereof
through
underwriters
headed by
Goldman,
Sachs & Co., 20 Broad St., New York, and McDonald .& Co,, Union
Commerce, Bldg,, Cleveland.The public, offering- price (maximum
$32
per
share) ; and
underwriting'.terms are to ,be supplied by
amendment.
The company designs, manufactures and sells Thermo¬
static controls, and devices principally for use in electric and gas
appliances. It has outstanding 773,186 shares oi\common stock, of
which John D.'IBolesky, president, Harold F. Bolesky and- James-H.
Germany, vice-presidents, own .150,000, 57,100 and 61,-700 shares,
respectively. They, propose to sell 50,000, -12,100 and 11,000 shares)
respectively.
In addition, the two Boleskys, as executors of an
estate, and certain trustees of various trusts (all for the- benefit
of various members of the Bolesky and Germany families) propose
to
sell an aggregate of 40,972 shares.—V.
198,: p. 3.■>.-■; //;i?V
Commission on July" 3,covering.a
Brothers of 75,000 shares of
V'//; 2
offered by
filed,
tion
Lehman
by
3
7
per
The company of South Main St.,. Mansfield Ohio,
r,
registration-statement
company, of Cincinnati, Ohio,, filed a
4
Shares
Shares
Scott'&
i-ox
-
&
2,000
—V.
197,
Dean
Wyllie
5,000
Inc.
"The
of
1,000
last
Realty Corp.
Bonds Sold Privately
—
On
—
Brothers
York.—V.
and
Goldman,
Sachs &
'
v
~
p...../,
York,
..-..ci.
is
cations
i.tto
producer of
equipment.—V. 197,
:
company
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., this issue.—V. 197,
Allied
Chemical
July 2, 1963, it
2043;
p.
and
of
The company
for
has put inio ■ operation, a new manufacturing divi¬
sion, Aero-Mill Division, at Mar insvillq, Indiana, it was announced
on
July 1 by G. L. Canfield, President,
f:M
•
Also
d...
airframe
of'
.
expected
located
faeibties
in
Altamil's
vr\
is
in
imensional
3-o
defense
contractors,
another
Altamil
pro-
and
firm's
operation,
Twigg
and
producing missile and aircraft components. The
mairtain
eoara
sales
—V.
first
three
quarters
components;
feed
earnings
and
period
1962,
in
amounted
to
—V.
••
$12,058,043
in
sales
have
been
Division,
devices.
the
of
leading
Also
producer
cited
Twin-Serv
new
ice
$31,320,888,
and
May 31—
1963
tax
197,
820,587
The
common
snare 1
$0.52
$0.44
;
Dollar
1527.
p.
were
Amerace
The
Corp.—Net Up 9%; Sales 8%—
had
company
9',*
a
nv-cais
-n
of
provement in sales for the first half
ident, reported.
'
'
'
Net
income
the
for
weeks
24
earnings
1963,
i
and
J.
T.
set
8%
an
June
16,
1963
S
fs
"
rv.
e
cm
in
ri.-.o.,-
t'">e
!a+e*t
weeks
24
were
$2,255,000 and
was
:•
-v
197,
Sales
iiife Insurance
Co.
headquartered
company,
in
used
for
American
&
entitled
to
dividends
if
and
Non-participating policy-holders
The
premium
rates
M
*
than
on
the
policy has
'
.
the
■
,
force
in
been
entitled
not
As
,on-a
dairy
Morris,
months
ended
for;the
six
,in
the
7
.
customary
*
J
'•
'
'find
in¬
mortality aUribn taoia toythtitclass Cf
equitably to the policy holders in the form
.
returned
are
dividends;
offered
endowment,
offered
by'the Tfirfrit include
life
term
by
other
and
consideration
dent
in
and
the
is
being
health
future.
The
field
.the
td
4.5%
firm
of
also
The
similar
to
company
stock
197,
life,
has
issued
insurance
in
accidental
an
policies
force
death
of each
of
($3.20
par)
on
Dec
benefit
these
On
Dec.
has
company
31,
1962.
reported
;
the
over
$727,803
1962
were
after
taxes
$8,395,
were
Reporting
also
that
pleted
in
debt
On
in
compared
$60,952,
cents
or
per
24
earnings
v
rider.
1961.
wtih
Net
per
tV V
types.
stockholders,
August, 1962.
By Jan. 31,
by conversion into equity
May
28,
1963,
1962,
in
70%
a
before
1961.
share,
William
7%
in
against
X.
a
Of
Division
Increased
able
in
to
Scheinman
Downey,
Cal.,
$1,355,658)
decontamination
public
1963,
Arnav
from
$525,000
reduced
to
said
subordinate
offering
com¬
its
long
$148,000.
-:
ment
completely
in
the
1963.—V.
a
$1,203,950
Army
Arnav
197,
p.
contract
Chemical
expects
2459.
■
to
Corps
ship
*
Corp.
the
United
(recently
for
this
parts
air
Co.—Partial Redemption-—
company has called for redemption on Aug.
1, 1963, through
the sinking fund, $262,000 of its
4%% debentures due
Aug. 1, 1982 at 101.26% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be
made at The Fulton National Bank
of Atlanta, Marietta &
Forsyth
fits., Atlanta, and The Chase Manhattan Bank
80 Pine St.
N
Y —
—V. 197, p. 1417.
v
„
5
it
&
Gas, Inc.—Deb. Subscriptions—
was'reported that the offering to stocknoiC:
sinking fund debentures of Consolidated
12-year
ended
June
on
28,
1963.
The
common
the
in
shares
outstanding.
sales
net
company,
the
fcr
\
the
the
company's
purchase
total,
and
s
of
other
Certified
of
'.V-i'i;
f.:
$1,427,000
shares
has
;
f
50%
and
further
gains
in
Mr. Eechhofer said.
in
various
interest in
markets
chain
a
West
Eaton
and
The
Corp.
also
hydraulic
On.
'.V.
carriers
and
Duellman- Electric
other
Co.
& Towne
27;
,
entire
Government
heaters
hydraulic
backlog
.
..
new
H
.
well
to
as
the
1963
United
\
of. the firm and Proof and Test,,
orders, which as of May 31, 1963 amounted
1962.
and
earnings
for
the
the
world.
It
also
owns
coin-operated dry cleaning and
p. 854.
a
laundry
Manufacturing Co., this issue.—V, 198, p.-j.-v.
shareholders
of
Electric
Autolite
new
.
.
the^
approved
.with
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
Mergenthaler approved the merger..
the,
Davies, President
the
tions
and
The
of
Electric Autolite,
company and
Mr.
J.
A.
Friday, June 28.
on
of
name
will
On
The
serve
ELTRA Corp.
as Chairman
Keller, Mergenthaler President, will
Keller
will
continue
pf
Electric
Autolite
asi
names
-a
continue
to
be
identified
heretofore.—V.
as
ELTRA Corp.—New
Electric
See
Autolite
Electronic
On
197,
2354.
p.
.
v
V
Name—)*■-
Co.,
this .issue.—V,; 197,
p..
1837.
Communications, Inc.—Acquisition—
June
stantially
30, the company ahnohnced the cash purchase of sub¬
all of the assets of Electronic Instruments
for Research
Inc., a Baltimore company engaged in^the manufacture of
cbromatographs
and
related
instruments
used
in
medical
clincal research.
;
-
i-ECI
-*..
,
,
-•
of
Officer
of its various
; C.
Linotype will continue. to operate under its own
division of ELTRA Corp. Its existiiig trade
policies will
maintained;
Each
of
its
.numerous
foreign 1 subsidiaries will
be
/
Executive
will
continue to be conducted
divisions and subsidiaries.
Mergenthaler
name
:
Chief
as
operations.
business
undep the
and
.construction industry and
as
the
with
1,
President of ELTRA.
>
Operations of the two merging
companies will not be materially
Mergenthaler and Electric Autolite will each function
as
independent units of ELTRA
Corp.
Mr. Davies will continueas .Chief. Executive
Officer pf the present. Electric Autolite
opera¬
power
deflectors "used" in 'launching jet 'aircraft*
vessels.
The
company's acquisition- of
its activities into wholesale dis¬
electrical. components to the
other
industrial and commercial .users
States .Government."
:
May
2353.
effective at the. close
pf business
company will operate "under
Mergenthaler
broadened
of
the
multi-fuel
and
$1,005,500
affected.
firm
systems,
from
the
Manufacturing Co.—Proposed Merger-
June
The
R-
v
handling
of
in erest
sales
throughout
of
merger became
Cleveland, offered
firm's outstanding
manufactures,
missile
subscribed
amount
cf
Germany.—V. 196,
merger of Electric Autolite
June 26,
shareholders of
for
and two of its subsidiaries, Test Insti¬
Corp. are and have been engaged
development of electronic, electrical, and
components,- principally for use; by the
Government^
been
stock
Electric Autolite
Co.—Merger Effective—%
company
systems
common
earnings
year,"
see Yale
Corp.
Proof Industries
and
the
already
anticipate
centers in
,
Pharmaeal
.
.
of
Vending sells coin-operated dry cleaning and laundry
equipment, vending machines, and commercial and domestic
appli¬
total,
Institute
of
&
with
Dynamic
supplies its products, to leading
private
brand
arrangements,.
divisions
121,625
August
"We
current
manufactures specalty cable
electrical applications and replacement
for missiles, aircraft, naval, vessels, tanks, trucks, ground-to-devices,, and other military and defense applications.
consists
of
s
Oil
1975
established n"w recor s in
the year ended
31,
1963, Walter W.
Bechhofer, Fresident, said in the
report to shareholder's;
Net
sales
increased 46%
to
$2,495,685 from $1,710,021 in the
preceding year.
Net income after
taxes rose 61%
to $146,162 or
53 cents per share on the
278,000 shares outstanding.
In the year
ended March 31, 1932, net income
was
$90,964, equal to 33 cents
per share
(after a reserve for
possible future income taxes), ad¬
justed for a 100% stock dividend
paid in
$3,278,382 figure
that
to
the
Sal
in
2149/ ;
States
Basically
in
annual
1946, is a manufacturer of starters
fixtures, medicine cabinets, store -display
lighting
manufacture
tribution
due
are
March
stood
packages,"-and-" jet' blast
from
*
securities
Dynamic Vending Corp.—Sales
Up 46%; Net 61%—
control
Test
•
The
2352.
assemblies for electronic and
port-equip¬
operation of
.
p.
and
electronic and
Atlanta Gas Light
activity
established
BUSINESS—The
tute
in
mechanical
continued, the company's Military
received
from
apparatus.
197,
29,995 shares (restricted as to cash
dividends to Jan. 31, 1965) were offered at $5 per
share; 32,093 shares (restricted as to cash dividends
to Jan. 31, 1964) were offered at $5,125 per share and
59,827 (offered without restrictions) at $5.25 per share.
Net proceeds will go to selling stockholders.
Arnav
Mr.
670,6-00
on
stock.
the
.
1963,
8c
to
The
company
also
manufacturers
under
p.
common
acquired for cash and notes the Treas¬
ure
Shoe Manufacturing Co.,
Inc., of Sayre, Pa. Treasure's facil¬
ities
will be used to produce an
all-synthetic shoe developed by
Arnav as well as
conventional leather footwear made with Arnavdeveloped synthetic soling.
Early in
this issue.—V.
1963, 'Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.,
publicly, 121,915 shares of this
in
profits
loss of
Scheinman
convertible
a
Inc.—Proposed Kinney Shoe Sale
Co., Inc.—Shows Profit for Year—
customers
197,
1418.
p.
become
increase
taxes
Net
July
Of
ended
year
;
President'
also
t
company plans to place the
remaining
ins nail' nai invest rs a:
par am' wit t
within
the next
30
days.—V. 197, p.
a
geographically well-organized sales force, product dis¬
tribution is maintained throughout the United Stated Canada, and
for export to foreign countries.
Many of the comnan"'s accuirts
are
197,
Consolidated Oil
On
$2,432,500
Through
—V.
placed with Massachusetts Mutual
Co., one of Colwell's institutional
was
the
Electric
HEMCO.
&
•
—
.
first
1,
electrical.
share.
company sold $400,000 of
and
24,000 stock warrants
added.—V.
Clark Cable Corp.—Common Offered—On June
27,
profits
$3,439
cents
2247.
photocopy machines, juke boxes/" and indoor
signs.. These products are marketed under the -trade name- of HUB
187,500 shs."
the
the
vending
cases,
Outstanding
for
p.
' ha# 'announced that sales for the six
1963, .^ere $34,292,000, against $31,760,000
ended May 31, 1962. This' represents an in*
increased
fluorescent
for
:v-
$1,235,712 in
the
debentures
term
to
sales of
sales
net
$119,419,
three
or
net
record
7%,;,/-.'•%:>
-
.The company had
197,
.
•Hub
31,
cents
commercial loan production this
year is running ahead
of the
record production
established in 1962," he
31,
Woolworth Co.,
presently
July
20.625
of
company.
W.)
for
price
firm
Miramar financing is the largest commercial
closing by Colwell this year," Dolley said "Our
loan
company acquired, for stock, the Hub Electric
Manufacturing Co., as a wholly owned subsidiary David A. Aransky,
Chairman, announced.
'4 ''
A"-
Arnav Industries Inc.—Shows Profit
for Year—
The
Belgium,
ances
FINANCING'
215,625 shs.
1933.—V.
Certified Pharmaeal Corp.—Acquisition—•
1413.
p.
Rotselaar,
not
but
the acci¬
such policies
write
may
S.A.,
at an all time high of $1,250,000 with
quarter substantially in excess of earlier ex¬
pectations.
New bookings for A md. h" said, were the highest in
Burnell's history for a single month.—V. 196, p. 2480.
those
to
Lacsoons,
from $681,000 to $747 000 over the first
yearv This is equivalent to $1.05 per share of
this year up from 95c per share last year.-rV, 197,
amounted
orders
a
"The
Cie
rose to $3,649,747, a jump of 11%
over
the previous
year.
Mr. Burnell reported
backlog
Co.
loan
warrants
Reflecting
entering
Authorized
—V.
share
of
company
does
life policies
of
2046,
p.
Insurance
last
•' 'year
,
annual
pay
to
1963,
2,
profits totaled ..$56;,319 for the fiscal year ended MArch 31,
1963, reversing & net loss of $96,589 in fiscal 1962 Norman Burnell,
President, .told. the annual meeting of stockholders. .-Earnings per
expenses
limited
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Common
X
number
adjusted
March
for
steadily enlarged and improved during the past
a
ten-story and six-story
building, numerous bungalow apartments, a heated
swimming -pool with sun deck, two dining rooms, arid
convention
and
banquet facilities for groups up
to 1,000.
.
earnings
of
industrial
or
management
the
offers
197,
increased
of
Burnell &
Annuity accepts substandard risks with
ratings determined by its reinsurers. Substandard
company
Presently the
and
health
life,
insurance
companies.
by
v
the
and
been
on
provide
17 years and now includes
.
(F.
Net
American
special premium
risks amounted
1962.
given
whole
life
group
insurance
presently write accident and
per
been
per
totals
Brown Shoe Co.,
;
'
Policies
XX
also
cents
Gas
Bank
CA* XX
manner,
CVi -
w
share
have
distribution
Resident,
.
May
stock
237.
p.
Company-'
actuarial
O
Li Ci, A <L
.
savings in
policy.-.- Such
per
outstanding
stock
sales.
Miramar Properties, Inc. owns the Miramar Hotel,
8%.
months
common
dividends
from
the
months
Earnings
six
(UC
Dec.
of
crease
directors *
participating- basis.
interest
excess
of
such
Earnings
stock
these
contracts
cubic feet (including Louisiana severance tax of 2.3
thousand cubic feet) during the first twenty-three years.
which is part of the Massaglia hotel chain.
The 400-room hotel and bungalow
complex, one of
the largest in Santa Monica, dates back to 1924. It has
a greater number of shares outstanding,
equal to 45 cents per common share for
three
sales
mortgage investors.
and,
quarter
50
make
The
Blue-Bell, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
uouaiijr
are'-usually liiguci.
higher
31, 1962, 55%
of
IJUI1G1GO
policies.
-
the
by
to
parUcioatihg policies"
tr***
was
,
determine
to
■
from
earnings
and
upon
non-participating
insurance
are
declared
as
the
to
to
gas
gage bankers.
for the first quarter fcr bath years,
Lacsoons, one cf the largest, most diversified and
operations in Western Europe, officially was merged
in
said.
Trust, Bldg., Lansing, 'Mich., writes both
participating and nonparticipating ordinary life insurance. Holders of
participating pol¬
icies
are
equal
construct
to
Mortgage Loan Arranged — A first
on the Miramar
Hotel, Santa Monica, was announced on June 28 byStephen H. Dolley, Vice-President in charge of com¬
mercial loans for the Colwell Co., statewide mort¬
told
Unit sales for
Gulf
filed
System,
mortgage loan placement of $2,800,000
May 31, 1963,
the comparable
stockholders
for
System, Inc.—Construction Program
Gas
Columbia
Gas
ColwelJ
on
year.
earnings
included
See
the
ended
President,
$2,667,186,
intoj Beatrice Foods as of Feb. 28,
26, 1963, First of Michigan Corp.,
Detroit, offered publicly, 154,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $6 per share.
Of the total, 29,000 'shares were sold
fpr certain
stockholders and 125,000 lot the
company.
BUSINESS—The
period
.
thousand
—V.
available
sales
;
561,863 shs.
for
cents
•
modern
June
Net proceeds to the company will be
vestment and sales promotion.
for
four
Karnes
Common
—
stock
last
common
and
1736.
p.
quarter
"
*1,0Q0.0Q0 shs.
—
transport
The
1
to
said.
*>7-;:r1%1
American Annuity
Offered—On
respectively.—V.
'£
!:J
:
$2,077,000,
the
are
first
$141,798,558
Karnes,
report.
14%
$2,345.582,
of
shares
from
G.
said.
period
Karnes
against $26,421,457 in the year-earlier period.
Earnings before provision fcr Federal income taxes were $4,336,955-—the highest level for any first 24 weeks in the
company's
history.
This compared
wiih $3.9)3 538 fcr 1962.
Provision
for
taxes
to
of
as
he
rose
of common
reflect
$28,602,893
William
record,
earnings
the. same
against $1,916,538 in the corresponding period which ended June
17, 1962.
Net income per share was equivalent to $1.01 and 93c
in the respective periods on the basis of
2,052,794 shares of common
stock presently outsicnung.
three-month
$152,421,972
compared
was
the
for
to
year,
company's quarterly
new
a
share
Whitely, Pres¬
7."'v7::;v
$2,081,955,
;/'7
ended
sales
last
Net
im¬
highest
the
reported
787,500
term
par)
Commission
ization
its history.
7%
up
the
in
has
company
earnings in
700,846
76,000
f
which will constructive new pipeline fa ilities
the gas from five southern Louisiana fields to Means,
United Fuel Gas.
Concurrent
with
Columbia
Gulf's
filing,
Humble
and
Isaac
Arnold et al.
filed applications with the Commission for au.hor-
Beatrice Foods Co.—Sales Up 7%; Net 14%-—
1962
$14,249,938 $10,528,948
after
$347,221
•
■
Transmission
Gulf
to
Ky.,
per
freezer
Outstanding
—
Transmission Co.,
a
subsidiary of
an
application
with
the
federal
new
pipeline
facilities
costing
$49,046,500 as an initial step in tapping 6.1
trillion cubic feet
of new
gas
supplies for Columbia System companies.
The gas will be sold by Humble Oil & Refining Co. and Isaac
Arnold
et
al.
to
United
Fuel
Gas
Co.
of
Charleston, W. Va.,
also
a
Columbia
subsidiary.
It
will be delivered
by Columbia
LP-gas safety, relief
promotion efforts on
cream
(S10
1,
Columbia
the Chicago
period of 1962.
the
were
soft
st.j
V
2045.
July
Power
."7 .7.
recorded by
of
197, p.
On
During the second
$6,055,439 and earnings
were
32nd
1963
334,500
stock
Columbia
$433,119.
of
sales
-
-v
control
West
16,
loans
bank
Common
exclusively
from
Electro-Freeze,
a
Bastian-Blessing
subsidiary.
Simultaneously dispensing two flavors to allow a wide variety of
cone designs,
the unit is part of a restyled line introduced at the
National Restaurant Show in Chicago.—V. 197, p.
1528.
period
v>
are
paid
$787,500
maturing on June 30, 1972
Sundry indebtedness — short
Life
'
income
Amount/earned per
.
the results of an aggressive profit,
expected to offset cost increases for
plus
.
RegO
behalf
rnerations.
e
7 divisions manufacture aircraft and missile
Period Ended
Net
m
a
Nine Months' Report—
Net
.
a
,
is
3184
at
JUNE
OF
Long-term notes payable due banks
at 5j/2%
interest
5y2% serial note, final installment ;
due March 30,
1966
6V2% conv. subord. sink, fund debs.
manufacturing firm against $11,451,142 for the same
"If, as we expect, general business conditions continue on the
present trend, the second half of the year should continue this
improvement,
Augur stated.
'
*
Credited for the rise was the
increased
activities within the
sales.
c.rporace
ooxcs,
processing equipment for tha animal
industries, and lVfe-ton military trailers.
chemical
'
for
annually xo
M'ara.isville
wMJ
o.ce.ulb'e
m
•
components
Industries Division,
two
;i
u
add $2.5 million
to
the
$6,751,946
date,
AS
Authorized
program,
three-month
To
located
are
year.
volume,
Siu-h
lor
its
Ohio.
approached those of the entire first six months
Bastian-Blessing Co.—Sales Up 11%; Net 10%—
$392-,482.
oilices
executive
CAPITALIZATION
The company has reported an 11% increase in sales and a 10%
increase in profits for the three-month period ended May 31, 1963.
The report, issued by President A. L. Augur, noted second quarter
sales
be
any
was
Cleveland,
certain
sales
firm
Principal
the
materials, and we believe the year's earnings
favorably to last year's," according to the report.
The
company
manufactures
a
broad
line of
asphalt paving,
aggregate production, materials handling and processing, and ditch¬
ing equipment. The report includes the operations of the company's
two divisions, Smith Engineering Works,
of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
arid
Barber-Greene
Overseas, - as well .as
the two .wholly-owned
subsidiaries,
Barber-Greene
Canada
Ltd.,
of
Toronto,
Ontario,
and
Barber-Greene
Americas, Inc.
' ■
;
— Secondary
Offering — On
reported that 42,000 shares of this
Altamil Corp.—Forms New Division—-::
Ait am U
in
sales
net
Corp.
was
outstanding common stock had been sold
through Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
New York.—V. 197, p. 1835.
new
The
compared to $29,265,698 for the same period a year agO|.
Net
earnings were $961,595, compared to $1,122,301 for the nine months
ended May
31, - 1962.—V. 197, p. 1528.
.
firm's
The
business.
compare
Net
Alleghany Corp.—Kirby Regains Control—
See
construction
would
company
of
and allowable profits.
incorporated under the laws of Ohio on Jan. 22
1946 and maintains manufacturing facilities in Ohio and
Michigan'
-
the
-
the, event
entitled to be
overhead
The
profits, however, did not keep pace.
At the end of the
months, they were down 14%
over the
previous fiscal
improvement
-j
912.
p.
of
ago.
"The additional
th American Stock Exchange. The com*
in Ne.v jctocnehe and Pelham Manor, New
telecommunications systems and communi¬
a
factor
with approximately $4,892
orders may be cancelled for
Government. I In
the
of
the
cancellation
year
on
..is
t...
the
■
May
Monday, July 8, 1063
.
.
Government
1962.
31,
convenience
costs,
for the first nine months and for the third .quarter
April, and May shows the substantial impact Jof the
But June ■ activity has >■ been substantial,. arid .there is
indication that July and August will show inc^ases over
good
Co., New
that
announced
of
as
.
compared
$5,365,000
approximately
the
year
nine
labor
-resident,
-"iie.-.
fiscal
current
year.
195, p. 2699.
apply, for listing
the
through May) were 7%
higher than for the same
when the company recorded the largest sales
history, according to a report issued by H. A. Bar¬
fiscal
"Net
Electronics Inc.—Proposed A. S. E. Listing—
Adler
r
to
14%—
of
year,
three months
will
Will
Down
months
first
1963, it was reported that this subsidiary of
Associated Dry Goods Corp. had sold $9,000,0p0 of its
4%% first mortgage bonds due 1987 privately, through
July 2,
Lehman
nine
report
the
of
Adcor
first
its
March,
seasonal
p..2145.
the
for
President,
ber,
Thornhill,
and
in
volume
2,000
Witter & Co
sales
(September
period last
7,000
3,000
Inc.
Co.
&
Co.—Net
000
Net
2,000
3,000
5,000,".
Inc
Co.,
Walker
H
Barber-Greene
Towbin
J. C. Wheat, & Co._
Willis, Kenny & Ayres,
Inc.
2,000
-
Stroud
Unterberg,
Co.
&
Meyer
Frank,
Stern,
G.
Stringfellow
Smithers & Co
SI
F.
3.0C0
Inc.
Co
E.
C.
Robinson-Humphrey
The
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(100)
.
.7'
President -S:. W:. Bishop
..
V
said
•
that
all
;
'
v-
programs
handled
gas
and
7
formerly
by EIR
will be continued at
EOI's
Research
Division,
Timonium, Ma.
The .purchase, included EIR's existing, inventories,
equipment, production drawings and patent rights,s
Dr.,David
who
A,
established
instrumentation,
Turner
is
.7;.,,
Turner,
most
will
Director
of
of-
a
pioneer
the
become
the
in .1 gas-liquiti chromatography
specifications for the, original EIR
a
consultant- to
Biochemical
ECI-Research.
Research
Division,
Dr.
Depart-
.
Volume
ment
of
Dr.
6279
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Medicine, at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore and is
of Radiology at the Johns Hopkins University.
Professor
"CV-:'
added
that
ment,
ECI
in
addition
will
initiate
June
producing and marketing EIR's equip¬
seeking improvements and new
developments in the field of gas chromatography.
The equipment
"will be marketed by Eastern Instrumentation, Inc., electronic
en¬
gineering representatives with offices in Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Washington and New York.—V. 197, p. 2150.'
due
1978
1963
the
New
York
capital stock of
the
1,
Stock
Exchange
2461.
p.
the company
symbol
the
under
„
bank
of
A,
listed on
ELS.—V. 197,
was
A
Sales—
minimum
brought
to
it
of
forecast
was
its
Stanley
by
fiscal
ending
year,
Feb.
29,
Mr.
testing
months.
a
meeting of
a
said
Green
market
was
at
He
made
he
in
the
moneymaker
great
bowling
restaurants,
in
cocktail
alleys,
Johnston,
motels,
He
"although
that,
Co.
California
this
(Inc.)
year,
chance
a
develop
to
said.
Green
Mr.
He
150,000
___________
Inc.
Co.
—-V.
197,
Cinebox
selected
be
film
is
for
seen
on
/
—V.
in
Corp.—Net Slightly Higher-
Earnings for the nine months ended May 31, 1963 were slightly
those for the corresponding
period of fiscal 1962, despite
a
moderate decline in volume, it was reported by Salvatore Gior¬
dano, Chairman and President.
-v
Net
including income from the Fedders Financial Corp.,
quarters- of fiscal 1963 amounted to $44,756,431
$46,662,793 a year earlier.. Profit before taxes
was
sales,
the
first
three
from
down
$4,674,064
against $4-,313,804-for the same months of fiscal-1962.
as
$2,240,564 and Was - equivalent
to $1.05 per share on the average of 2,141,648 shares of common
stock
outstanding during the nine- months of fiscal 1963. '-For
the comparable 1962
period, met earnings, after taxes, were $2;052,225 or $1.01 per. share on the average number of 2,038,748
Net
income,
after
totaled
taxes,
.
outstanding.
then
shares
sales and other
income
were
$15,628,583 as
for the previous
year's
corresponding
period. 1 Profit
before taxes
of $1,438,777
compared with $1,632,746 a year earlier.
Net income^ after taxes,
-amounted to $693,177 or 32 cents per share on the average number
of 2,141,648 common shares outstanding during the quarter, down
from $792,068 or 38 cents per share on the average of-2,081,250
shares outstanding during the same months of fiscal 1962.
For
three
the
May 31,
1963,
against $17,997,178
months
ended
Giordano pointed
contract
ing
trical,
ark
Radio
expired
plants
is
which
members
of
out that the three-year collective bargain¬
with Local 413 of the International Union of Elec¬
and Machine Workers, AFL-CIO, at company's New-,
furnaces
Fedders
May
on
still
going
31st,
on.
other
and
resulting
in
a
strike
of
union
In addition to being a producer
heating equipment, these Newark
major supplier of the company's air conditioner
Consequently, operations at the company's principal
conditioner plant at MaspetU, N. Y„ have been shut dowh.
facilities
100,000
will
fulfill
ure
its
additional
an
of
development
late
which
demand
units.
buying
the
is
anticipated
season
for
will
room
air
arise
from
a
conditioning
11
possible as yet to i evaluate precisely what effect the
strike will have on profits.
However, should normal operations
be restored by an early settlement, earnings for fiscal 1963,
while
they
will
not reach
earlier projections,
may
approximate j;last
year's levels."—V. 197, p. 1947.
\. r'.-^y
is
"It
not
Financial
General Corp.—Debentures Offered—On
July 2, 1963, Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
New York, apd Johnston, Lemon & Co., Washington,
D. C., as joint managers of an underwriting group,
offered publicly $7,500,000 of this firm's 514% subor¬
dinated sinking fund debentures due 1978 with at¬
tached warrants to
purchase common stock.. Each
$1,000 debenture carries warrants entitling the holder
to purchase 25 shares of common stock at $18.50 per
share through June 15, 1978. The debentures were
priced at 100%.
initially issued in temporary
The debentures were
bearer form.
Definitive registered and coupon deben¬
tures and definitive
will be available
REDEMPTION
on
warrants, separately transferable,
or about Oct. 15, 1963.
FEATURES—A
sinking
fund,
commencing
June
at the sinking fund redemption
the issue by June 15, 1976 and twoThe debentures are also redeemable
at the option of the company at prices ranging from 104%
to the
principal amount.
15,
designed
is
1968,
retire
to
of 100% one-half of
thirds
prior
to
maturity.
price
BUSINESS—The
company
headquartered
at
1701
Pennsylvania
Stetson Inc.
1
______
General
of
stock
will
Advertising
Outdoor
be
on
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
initially
and
be
may
added
be
used
standing contracts
acquired;
for
the
banks
presently
'
from
the
to
sale
of
the
debentures
will
the
pay
owned;
for
subscription
or
for
to
t(he
additional capital of
acquisition of new
.
Divisions
Products
made
O'Neil
encouraging
year's
the
expect
we
general
"The
added:
and
1, 1963, through
sinking fund, $475,000 of its 4% debentures due
Payment will be made at the Kentucky
194, p. 1842.
the
income
the
of
for
current
Higher—
both the third quarter and the first
fiscal year were higher than those
last year, it was
Chairman and President.
periods
same
for the
announced
Dwight P.
by
ended May 28 were $63,350,976 up from
quarter
the same quarter of the previous year. Net income
was $2,113,936 or 86c a common share,
compared
or 77 cents
a share in the third quarter of 1962.
first nine months of the company's fiscal year, sales
in
quarter
$1,908,172
the
For
against
$175,234,255
income
the
for
months
nine
with
compared
new
pre¬
The
share,
of $1.75 per
.
,
$4,386,096
$173,776,241 the previous year. Net
period was $4,521,297 or $1.80 a share
$1.78
or
a
the same period of
share in
convertible, at the option of stock¬
at any time during .the
common
The
first
%
the
in
center^,
retail
and
United
States,
Canada
Mexico.
and
has
July
C.
B.
3
.AAA1
'
Chairman
Gamble-Skogmo,
of
will
Mr.
Gamble-;
which
of
which
of
Robert
Mr.
James
Mr.
transaction
the
in
Odell
S.
S.
Hunt
is
Calif,
Equitable Life Assurance Society.
The new loan, a 20-year promissory note, is at
4%%. Negotiations were made through Blyth & Co.,
of New York.—V. 197, p. 407.
Pres¬
Inc., Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Chairman. Allen & Co. New
The
30,
the / purchase was inspired by the
thought that a third party might be instrumental in bringing
about
harmony in
the controversies between the two principal
Alleghany stockholders.
|
. A
/
"The prospects of accomplishing a constructive program under
Jthese circumstances, however," he stated, "appeared dim.
There¬
fore, the sale of part of our holdings to Mr. Kirby, we feel, will
be in the best interest of the corporation and its stockholders and
will enable the company to take advantage of its substantial po¬
tential to move forward."—V.
196, p. 639.
Gamble
that
indicated
General American
half
the
that
the
has
"CUNASA
work
its
in
manufacturing
in
installation
for
adding:
equipment
said,
been
some
an
Mexico
under sub-contract,
the
reputation
and erection
fabrication
.
•
,
•
Moseley
In
sewage,
the
and
p.
CUNASA
manufacturing
Infilco, General American's
addition,
available
to
the design of systems
and industrial wastes.
in
for
,
Inc.—Nine Mos.' Report—
—-
-
income
__
per
195,
p.
1963
$5,298,995
378,081
$0.37
share
1553.
$5,244,577
489.97l
$0.48
Chemical Corp.—Proposed
See
The
/
Gas Transmission Co.,
Tennessee
Holland
Furnace
company
ended
April
30,
Of
ment
Quarter—
Perjod
This
$932,122 for the similar period in 1962.
stated, $244,348 was of a non-recurring
with a loss of
loss, Mr. Hafer
representing a part
the
with
this issue.—V. 197, p. 2355.
Co.—Shows Loss for
had a loss of $307,000 for the three month
1963, Henry Hafer, President,
announced.
compares
nature,
Asset
•"a7
^
facilities will also be
Tucson-based subsidiary
the treatment of water,
Household
of
the company's compromise agree¬
This reduces the operating loss
Acceptance.
that
Sales
same
Outdoor
Advertising
Co.,
Inc.—Proposed
Gamble-Skogmo
for
period
the
quarter
one
year
were
$835,532
against $2,999,409 for
ago.
...
Hafer
said
that,
in
this
issue.—V.
197, p. 45,
,,
line
TrrViir»Vi
Inc.,
the
with the company s stated policy
of reducing
bank debt, during the past 10 months, it has been
reduced
from $5,390,000
to $3,270,400 as of June 3, 1963, down
Mr.
Merger—
See
.
,
sale—
division prod¬
2151.
General
on
Hey den Newport
A
the Mexican company would continue under
management of its President, Ing. Guillermo Salazar Polanco,
that its general offices would remain in Mexico City.—V. 197,
said
Femco
of the aerospace
preparing other
important defense contracts."—V. 197, p. 918.
sales
—V.
vessels and is a specialist in welded steel structures for
buildings."
CUNASA, he said,, is also equipped to manufacture a number
of
other
General
American products including Wiggins floating
storage tanks and various process equipment
such as drying and cooling equipment.
. •
the
year's
last
.
pressure
ucts
of
Earnings
throughout Mexico for
of storage tanks and
,
of
$2,895,602, -from
President James Tuthill noted
division into the main Compton
Period Ended May 31—
of Fuller's cement plant
outstanding
to
$2,819,495.
stockholders,
Hayden Publishing Co.,
1
•
has
moveover
quotations
Net
CUNASA
to
or
■
President
;
of
letter
slightly,
up
were
sales
the first half end"d Aor.il
32c per share, against, a
for
precision castings for major contractors
industries,"
and "we have quoted on and
are
tities
Net
<
in
that
reported
rose to $263,078,
1962's first half.
plant has been completed.
He stated also that the division is
supplying military aircraft procurement programs "scheduled to
continue for several years."
■'■•xY
:
'
The executive said the company is producing "substantial quan¬
controlling interest in Construcciones
Urbanas
Acerb, S.A. (CUNASA), San Luis
Potosi, Mexi'co, for their Fuller Company subsidiary it was an¬
nounced
on
July 2, by Spencer D. Moseley,
General American
•x
sales
Net
a
* •
$5,437
of
In
Transportation Corp.—Acquisit'n
has purchased
y
Navales de
company
earnings
first
.
has
company
het
loss
.
The
for Period—
Harvill Corp.—Shows Profit
York, N. Y. assisted in the negotiations;
In
September 1962 when Gamble-Skogmo negotiated the pur¬
chase of its Alleghany Corp. holdings from the Murchison Bros.,
Mr.
•
J.
will substantially
improve the company's ability to continue the ac¬
quisition and expansion programs of recent years.
In addition to factories in Chicago, Joliet, 111., and
Rochester, Ind., Hart Schaffher & Marx owns and
operates 92 retail stores throughout the U. S:
Of the $12,000,000 loan, $5,055,000 was exchanged
for a
previously outstanding 4J/2% loan from the
is
Sr.
'
a
Properties,
Allied
are
Francisco,
San
of
Properties,
Ridge
Coral
and
ident
>,
services.
associates
Kirby's
a
l
.
was
facturing firm.
Gray indicated that the new loan
A/"'"- :
is deferred until
diversified
investors
negotiation of a
Life Assurance
made by John D. Gray,
President of the men's and women's clothing manu¬
announcement
The
Minne¬
approximately
own
■
.
Marx—Notes Sold Privately—On
July 1, the company announced the
$12,000,000 loan from the Equitable
Society of the United States,
v
;
'
1,800,000 shares
of Alleghany
' +.f' A.r\
A
A' .vA* A'A
The closing
after performance of certain con¬
ditions to which the sale is subject, including action with respect
to investment advisory agreements between the mutual funds and
Skogmo
common.
over
Hart Schaffner &
Alleghany Holdings—
Gamble,
increase
.
J
To Sell Certain
On
.
were $159,916,713 in .1963, a
sales of $152,059,858 during the comparable
quarter a year ago.
The company had 496 stores in operation
at
the
end
of the first quarter this year,
as compared to 472
in 1962.—V. 197, p. 1117.
•'
••"'.•••• ■
A
v"\CA '
V
Y"
i,- »*', " A 'VT'" "'A .r r"".' ■'
I,-.
disposed of a number of its outdoor advertising plants on a
profitable basis, and late in the year substantially diversified its
operations through the acquisition of 97% of the common shares
of Stedman Bros., Ltd. a large Canadian small wares chain with
which
over
3*40
retail
outlets
are
associated
throughout
the
Dominion.
shares of
In 1962,
the lesser number
a 2% stock divi¬
distribution in May,
1963;
Union first quarter sales
5.2%
concern of its kind
During 1962 the com¬
General
earnings equaled 18c a share on
then outstanding, after adjusting for
Grand
independent, franchise, dealers.
A :
Outdoor Advertising is the largest
1,880
^
quarter
dend
in
twenty-three • states
and
subsidiaries has 341 company-owned
its
with
and
taxes
after preferred divi¬
1963
shares
of
[
njass-meitchandising
all
requirements, to 27c per share on the 4,814,411
common
stock outstanding
at the close of the period.
which* operates;
Canada, together
operates
21
stores,
after
earnings,
dend
for
Gamble-Skogmo,
in
quarter
first
in the first quarter of 1962.
first quarter earnings were equal,
$908,789
preferred
schedule of 25c per year.
had
company
depreciation, of $1,364,627 for the 13-week period ended June 1,
1963, it was reported by Thomas C. Butler, President of the Eastern
food chain.
This represents an increase of 50%
over earnings of
'1
eight-tenths of one Gamble-Skogmo common.
The new
shares will not be callable for the first 'five years.
However, at the end of five years they are callable. at the option
of the company at $42.50 per share, and thereafter at a reducing
share
Moseley
general corporate funds of the company
amounts due in the future under out¬
for the purchase of shares of banks recently
acquisition of
additional shares of stock in
to
present
majority owned
banks,
banks or other companies.
Affiliated banks are located
C., in New York and other
results.
has called for redemption on Aug.
the
Glidden
totaled
twenty years; for the" first terr years on a share-for-share
basis, the next five years into nine-tenths of a share of common
stocky and for the final fiVe years at the rate of one preferred
engaged
the
continues
net
Net sales
next
last five years.
in the
area
around Washington,
D.
eastern
states
and in
Chicago.
during
of
and
the
for
with
The
common.
dividend rate
annual
an
•
roof
acquired
per-share earnings
I
a
1530.
months
Joyce,
100,000
of this Minneapolis based retail-wholesale
approved a plan to merge General Outdoor
payable quarterly.
The preferred stock will be
holder's- intd 'Gamble-Skogmo
Washington, D. C., is engaged through subsidiary
banking, insurance, and other activities.
It has a
majority interest in 18 banks, and a minority interest in 6 banks.
Twelve banks (10 majority interest and 2 minority interest)
were
Ave., N. W.,
companies in
1963
cents
earnings
produce greater sales and better earnings than last year."
Glidden Co.—Sales, Net
nine
Gamble-Skogmo and Murchison Bros, have been completed,
accomplished
be
outlook,
year's
the
outlook
to
Sales
100,000
150,000
hoped
in negotiation with the union", Mr. Gior¬
that an early settlement of this labor
in time to permit the company to
current backlog, as well as to meet in substantial meas¬
"It
said.
dispute
Industrial
100,000
now
is
is
"Management
dano
improved
The company
apolis retail wholesale merchandising firm and Allen P. Kirby, N. Y.
financier, confirmed
that arrangements were completed
for the
sale by Gamble-Skogmo to Mr. Kirby anci two associates of a block
of 1,600,000 shares of Alleghany common stock at $10.50 per share.
After
this
transaction
and
certain, other,
transactions between
Although
the
impending
labor
dispute
and
related contract
negotiations affected May production, he said, the full impact
of the strike is now being felt in the fourth quarter.
or
31,
84
net
Gamble-Skogmo
early. 1962
ferred
components.
air
ended May
earnings of
estimated
Aug. 1,
1972 at 100%.
Trust Co., Louisville.—V,
Co.,
share
the
are
the
operation
pany
Mr.
were
sales
'A\a 1962.
"Paint
and
chemicals sales are
going particularly well," Mr.
acquired a 50.1%
interest in
General
Outdoor Advertising
Joyce reported. "If this trend continues, we have every reason to
and currently owns 600,176 of the
believe that we will finish
the 1963 fiscal year with a sales and
1,197,832
shares presently outstanding.
The proposed merger plan, under which Gamble-Skogmo would
profit improvement over the previous fiscal year."
For comparison purposes, figures for last year have been restated
be the surviving corporation, will be submitted to the stockholders
to include those of
the International Group, he noted.—VJ 197,
of the two companies for their approval about mid-August,
ac¬
p. 1419.
cording to B. C. Gamble, Chairman of Gamble-Skogmo.
The plan calls for exchanging one share of new Gamble-Skogmo
cumulative
convertible preferred. stock, par value
$40, for each
Grand Union Co.—Net Up 50%; Sales 5.2%—
In
above
for
1963
proposed plan.
189, p. 1793.
Italy.—-V.
France and
England,
Tedders
of
$432,751,400
Glenmore Distilleries Co.—Partial Redemption—
Inc., into Gamble-Skogmo.
At a similar meeting
Outdoor Advertising's directors also voted to approve the
General
The
and
$62,552,190
firm
months
per-share
to
197, p.
150,000
directors
2,
Advertising
Developed in Italy, the Cinebox is being introduced in the United
States by Cinevision Corp. of America.
It has already considerable
popularity
July
merchandising
color sound films,
the
on
Concerning
results
for
which can
viewing as records are chosen on a jukebox.
The
a large projection screen on top of the unit.
three-minute
holds 40
six
a
outstanding.
1962 months were $11,720,164,
substantially
business
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
On
The
or
half
first
over
i
in their highly-competitive areas but our Tire Division,
despite a gain in the second 1963 quarter over the first three
months, is operating at a level only equal to its 1962 performance."
,
alone.
the
half.
the
$14,504,653,
stock
150,000
150,000
700,000
+
for
increase
first
Chemical-Plastics
"Our
2245.
p.
six
the
progress
Ay
Walker, Austin &
Waggener ___,
J. C. Wheat & Co.__
Winslow, Cohu &
250,000
100,000
earnings for the first
first-half
records
for
cents.
tributing
700,000
150,000
250,000
Inc.
Peabody &
Kidder,
an
pointed
1962
150,000
Co.
Hemphill ,Noyes & Co.
J.
A. Hogle & Co
impressive impact in their
out that the distributor in
Philadelphia, who has been conducting highly successful market
tests, estimated that he could use about 500 of the Cinebox ma¬
chines within the next
two years in the Middle Atlantic market
distributors
sales
10%
a
Stein Bros. & Boyce
Stephens Inc.
Taylor, Rogers &
Tracy, Inc.
Wagenseller & Durst,
100,000
&
—150,000
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Inc.
150,000
and
new
shareholders.
net
is
Humphrey Co., Inc.
•___
—
6.
p.
the earnings, M. G. O'Neil said: "The estimated
earnings were approximately 24%
greater than a year ago, with
our
subsidiaries,
RKO General,
Inc.,
and Aerojet-General,
con¬
$100,000
150,000
wood
sales
net
198,
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
represent
earnings for
at
common
Commenting
The Robinson-
&
Inc.
Co.,
servatively that we will sell 1,000 on a highly profitable basis."
"Our plan is to move into a limited number of markets to give
areas,"
100,000
150,000
Weedon
Dempsey-Tegeler
confident we can import and
we
are forecasting
con¬
are
we
machines
Cinebox
&
Co.
Crowell,
First
added
2,000
Eichler
Courts & Co.—
and
bars
150,000
_—
68
of
Amount
1,500,000
net
reported
for the same
severally
offered:
warrants)
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Mackall & Coe
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.
Model, Roland '& Co.
F. S. Moseley & Co,
Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
&
______
Bateman,
drug stores.
sell
attached
$1,500,000
Lemon
—
Redpath
of locations, including
lounges,
with
Auchincloss, Parker &
that the
wide variety
a
(together
Securities & Co
on
the
in
named below have
to
This
comparable
the
on
Cleveland.—V.
Rubber
1963
reported
Estimated
187,500 wts.
Amount
the basis of extensive
East in the past three
coin-operated machine
estimate
his
revealed
tests
debentures
Co.
the
were
Eastman Dillon, Union
financial
locations
200
the
said
par)
for
58,880 shs.
3,303,765 shs.
purchase warrants
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
analysts at the Toots Shor
Restaurant, Mr. Green said that the projection is based on the
sale
of
1,000
Cinebox
motion
picture jukeboxes,
together with
Cinebox films, in the next nine months.
The anticipated Cinebox
sales in thle current fiscal year will amount to almost two-thirds
of Estey's
estimated total sales volume in
the fiscal year that
ended Feb. 28, 1963, and will nearly equal the $4,300,000 in sales
which: the firm achieved in the fiscal year ended Feb. 28, 1962.
Speaking
(10c
1964,
President.
Green,
300,000 shs.
3,500,000 shs.
all of
1963,
11,
operations, T. F. O'Neil, Chairman, and M. G. O'Neil
consolidated
The
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the
underwriting agreement, to purchase severally from the company,
in the principal amounts set opposite their respective names, all
sales volume will be
Cinevision Corp. of America
its
by
current
stock
fiscal
$476,186,707.
dividend
Common stock
additional
in
Electronics,
during
President
($1 par)
issued, series
Bank,
consolidated
of
corporation's
Warrants:
r
$4,000,000
Estey
subsidiary
v
1,343,702
series;
City
Tire &
the
months
,
stock
pfd.
in
$2.25
Com.
National
Both
<
stock:
issuable
Estey Electronics, Inc.—President Forecasts Higher
Cinebox
the
General
7,500,000
7,500,000
stocks
Cumulative
~
____
at
for
June
on
&1.32
cumulative
preferred stock
at
$26.25
per
accrued dividends.
Immediate payment will be made
plus
$15,000,000
$15,000,000
due
after
purchase
payments
contracts
on
has called for redemption
company
ouisoancnng
share,
an¬
:
Instalment
Capital
July
due
5% %
program
Electronic Specialty Co.—N.Y.S.E. Listing—
Effective
The
due
bonds,
nually 1964 through 1975
subord. sink,
fund debs.,
to
a
trust
1976, $600,000
1,
5
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—To Redeem Pfd.—
A'!
its
collateral
6%
Outstanding
Authorized
debt:
Long-term
D. King, ECI Vice-President
and head of the Re¬
Division, said the acquisition of EIR will form the basis
expansion into medical and scientific instrumentation.
He
an
(101)
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION
Assistant
Donald
search
for
Number
198
Vins
rprpntlv
taken
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
control
over
Hafer
this
of
197,
furnace
new
at
well,"
going
are
situation
inventory
over-all
—V,
completed
furnace.
was
the
of
he concluded,
"and
Months' Report—
Corp.—Six
Chemical
Hooker
sales
Income
-
before
for
Provision
provision
income
income
Net
inc.
taxes
.
—
Earnings per share
—V.
197, p. 1420.
'
for
taxes
dividends
Preferred
Republic
the
by
of
totaled
563
in
was
like
the
weeks
24
ended
and
11%
an
1963,
15,
June
increase
an
totaled
taxes
of. 1962..
weeks
of
increase
an
other
for
'
First
quarter
volume of $1,278,000 was reported by Charles
Wohlstetter," Chairman Of this Westbury, N. Y„ producer of pre¬
cision motors, air movers and related subsystems.
In the com¬
parable period of the previous year, sales totalled $1,318,000.
The slightly lower volume and a continuing expense in starting
up a major new program, which will not produce sales until the
second
half of the year,
resulted in a deficit of $3,164 in the
three
months through May 31, 1963, Mr. Wohlstetter ,said, com¬
pared with a $16,670 profit a year earlier. On a per snare bas.s,
this was equivalent to a loss of one cent, compared with a two?
cent profit."
"
•
1
■
"■■■..
"Based on our experience in recent years,'/ Mr. Wohlstetter said,
"the
results
of
the
first
quarter do not necessarily reflect
ate
year's outcome. We are confident that both volume and net income
lor the-current fiscal year,, ending next Feb.
29, will compare
favorably with last year's.—V. 197, p. 2562.
Continued
improvement in sales and
Kroger officers said.—V. 197, p. 2463.
earnings
is
expected,
the
The
to
has announced record
ended April 30, 1963.
sales
company
year
Fred
$16,259,615,
from
$436,026
after-tax
last
the
from
'Ihe
year.
nad
also
company
vanced
Structures,
disclosed
President
15
Floyd
by
Chairman.
and
The
which
transaction,
disclosed
consummated recently
of all sales,
was
and
outstanding
Organized in
1962.
"A
equalled $1.09.
;
American -Stock Exchange,
wholly
a
line
dresses,
suits
and
became publicly owned
the company
1947,
The
by
assets
and
of
should
factors
contribute
Bunker,
President,
700
acquired
Interchemical
by
divestiture
The
of
1962
in
-
$14,000,000
over
approximately 1
On July
8,
line
in
was
Marietta's
Martin
with
Virtually every joint in an automobile is sealed and Mr. Wooaman
pointed out there are close to 60 pounds of such materials in
every standard size car.
Uses in the refrigeration industry include
both sealants and
insulating materials.
Other sales are to the
building, heavy construction, air-conditioning and other industries
•for a variety of specialized uses.
;
•
The. new division also processes growth potential in
thp archi¬
_
and
heavy
recently built
construction
American
Pan
markets,
Building in
Mr.
Woodman
New
York,
said.
he
added,
selling
pattern
is
primarily
to
both
sell
nical
service
similar
Interchemical's
to
industry
and
customers."—V.
to
insofar
sales
support; our
197,
On
June
to
28,
Colombian Firm—
Marine
reported that
the Bank
it-made
equivalent
loan
a
to $30 million to Acerias Paz del .Rio, S.A., a private corporation
which operates the only integrated steel mill in Colombia. The loan
will
assist
in
financing
a
program
to
improve,
increase
and->0
the company's output of steel products, thereby reducing
dependence on steel imports and effecting an annual
foreign exchange
savings
equivalent
to
approximately
$10
diversify
Colombia's
net
million.
;
■
Four
the
commercial
World
«representing
The
1968.
the
in
del
Paz
Rio
of
produced
steel
are
mill
Bogota.
126,000
without
for
a
total
amount
of
$325,000-,
maturity which falls due in Aprjif
Bank of America, N.T. & S.Ay
Bank of Montreal; Grace Nations
first
participating banks
northeast
1962
the
loan,
Agency of the
New Yonc; and J. Henry Schroder
Banking
ci
The
miles
guarantee,
of
part
v
the
in
is
located
at
The mill started
tons
finished
of
Corp.
Belencito,
the
from
sidiary
and
in
Board
International
of
of
Governors
160
1955
and
operations in
items
which
consisted
of
heavy
structurals, rails, merchant products and wire,
Except for
items, the company produces all its raw materials.
being unuer„aken does not include any new basic
and
steel-making facilities.
It is designed to make possible
minor
some
The
Corp.
has
iron
maximum
It
plant
steckel
mill, a sinter plant, ingot soaking pits, an oxygen
auxiliary facilities, ana the purchase of heavy mooue
equipment.
The
slabbing and blooming mill and the
and
other
and
mill
stekel
can
provide
new
annual
installations
output
of
cluding
67,000
ufacture,
and
Its
the
basis
lor
cold
a
rolling
plant
finished
tons
to
will
of
proaucts
flat
reduce
enable
products
unit
the
to
220,000
which
cost^
to
company
and
it
tons
does
increase
now
quality
man¬
products,
The Colombian steel market is expected to
about 250,000 tons to
at least 400,000 tons by
about
Paz
del Rio
should
its
1968," in¬
by
not
the
improve
from
and
to
and a
V-:y"'.V'
line.
tinning
The
of the existing plant
and fuller use of raw
and to broaden the range of finished products.
construction
of
a
blooming and slabbing mill, a
be able to increase its share of the
of
grow
1970,
market
the
of
Federal
Reserve
System
Acerias Paz del Rio,
organized In. 1947 as a quasi-governmental
corporation, is now a private corporation with 80% of its capital
by private shareholders.
Arrangements
have
been
made
whereby the balance of shares, now held by the Central Bank, will
be
transferred
Paz
del
Rio
to
the, private
has
retained
sector
the
during
services
of
the
next
lew
years.
consulting engineers
to
facilities
supervise
the procurement and installation of most of the
included in the project.
The company itself will undertake direct
responsibility for items requiring only local currency, principally
the
building of additional housing and community facilities at
Belencito
to reduce the high rate of turnover
among supervisory
and professional
personnel
and sxilled workers..
The
the
total
cost
million.
$58.7
of
The
the
exchange
met
by
Paz
del
will
be
purchased
The
rate
loan
of
allocated
is
5V2%
to
Rio
for
a
loan
is
of
estimated
$30
requirements;
from
on
the
term
annually
the
project
Bank
foreign
Bank's
Its
own
basis
of
15
of
at
million
the
the
will
of
most
of
remaining
resources.
costs will be
Imported equipment
international
years
equivalent
cover
and
bears
competition.
interest
at
including the 1%
commission
which
is
Special Reserve.
Amortization will begin
months
of
indi¬
Newark
and
Airports
and
in
Newark.
and
acquired over the past
Inc., Airport U-Drive-It,
four companies,
the
ALU
were:
Rental
Car
Co.,
divisions
of National.
All operating stock of the four compa¬
through purchases for cash and stock.
acquired the important Idlewild and LaGuardia Airport
locations through its new Airport U-Drive-It division,
while the
Newark U-Drive-It Co. gave
National a car rental concession in
Newark Airport.
as
nies
acquired
was
Another
Rental.
at
mid-Manhattan
Newark
U-Drive
Pennsylvania
location
added
was
operations
include
Station,
Newark.
Railroad
a
through ABC Car
downtown location
Through U-Drive-It
Jersey), National acquired a substantial downtown Newark
renting operation.
Negotiations currently are being conducted for additional prime
locations in the area, Mr. Glass said.
truck
in
to
international
the
Interchemical
market
seek
and
investments
and
this
Corp.,
issue.—V.
197,
Division—
1950.
p.
has
reported
$4,323,096, or $2.51
per share, on sales of $63,067,906 for the nine months ended May
31.
This compares with a net income of $3,783,782 equal to $2.23
per share for
the first three quarters last year, when sales were
$57,820,831.
For
M.
company's third fiscal
said
Coates
in
quarter,
interim
May
President
31,
acquired
leasing in
op^raica
aoout 650 car
a system of licensees,
in
National has strong repre¬
urban area in the country.
pvesen^y
Through
operations,
important
every
1812.
Corp.—Management
have
elected
C.
Paul
Vice-President—finance
Jameson
administration,
according to an announcement made by John
Mr. Jameson, who has been SecretaryTreasurer
of National since
1955, will continue as Secretary.
At
the same time, Ramsey E. Joslin, formerly Assistant Secre¬
tary-Treasurer, was elected Treasurer of the company, continuing
as
Assistant Secretary.
Ralph G. Slater, Cashier, has been named
E.
Bierwirth,
Chairman,
Treasurer.
He
will
continue
National Tea Co.—Partial
The
Cashier.—V.
as
197,
2154.
p.
Redemption—
has
called for redemption on Aug. 1, 1963, through
...c
o.uKnii iunu, $-«u,Ov,0 of its i>%
debentures due
at 1C9% plus accrued interest.
Paytnent will be made
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., of New York, 140 Broadway,
company
op^-au..
Aug.
1,
w.
1977
the
N.
Y.—V.
196, p. 2584.
report
earnings were $1,937,767 or $1.12
the quarter a year ago sales were $22,426,945 and net income
was $2,031,404,
or $1.20 per share.—V. 197, p.
1459.
virtually
p.
Directors
and
of
ended
direct
National Distillers & Chemical
to stockholders that
per share on sales of $23,222,754.
an
its
each newly
in
include 1rick renMn? and
and leasing operations.
Changes—
at
the
John
operations
the
to
rental
car
System
major cities.
in
with
in
196,
*
earnings
net
sentation
said,
Rental
Car
locations
conjunction
—V.
expand
to
Glass
present
National
rental
Assistant
Corp.—Net Higher—
company
plans
Mr.
addition
financing
Masonite
National
division,
Martin Marietta Corp.—-Sells Presstite
National
suant
to
Uni-Pac, Inc.
Common
—
Offered
Pur¬
—
June
a
27, 1963 prospectus, the company
publicly, without underwriting, 150,000 shares
of its common stock at $4 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $510,000, will be used
for the redemption of the
outstanding 8% convertible
offered
McLouth
Steel Corp.—Proposed
Exchange Listing—
Stock
Directors
Stock
have
stock
authorized
the
on
Exchange,
President.
The
it
application
an
York
New
Stock
announced
was
N.Y.S.E.,
listing" of
for
Exchange
June
on
27
Detroit
and
of
its
the
Detroit
A.
Cudlip,
M.
by
j
,
stock
Counter
the
Detroit
market.—V.
197,
firm
is
traded
now
the
in
Over-the-
620.
p.
debentures, repayment of debt, purchase of additional
equipment and inventories, and sales promotion.
BUSINESS—National
of
Georgia
neering
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.—Merger Effective—
See
Electric
Autolite
this
Co.,
name
Inc.
issue.—V.
197,
p..
2357.
Uni-Pac
changed
incorporated
office
"
is
located
Peachtree
15
at
y
...
.
Proceeds from the sale of the notes are being used
for
Metromedia's
acquisition of television station
KTTV in
Los
Angeles, Calif., the purchase of which
July 1.
Acquisition—
On
July
with
the
John
cepted
the
In
The
firms
from
signing
W.
'•
of
Kluge,
the
final
from
$10
of
>.•'
■1 '•'
Los
Mirror
;' '' >
,
Angeles
Times
television
Co.
to
Chairman
of
'■
station
■
KTTV
Metromedia,
and
Times
Mirror
Metromedia,
officials.
Purchase
reached
munications
has
been
agreement
Commission
acquisition
growing
sified
the
pending
since
terms.
on
approved
In
January
May,
the
the transfer.—V.
the two
Federal Com¬
p.
and
of
an
expanding
transaction
for
oil
100%
on
its
first
established
industry
in
service
2050.
venture
to
the
Lybia
"A
ownership in Sahara Oilfield Services
Btd., just concluded, has opened up new avenues for diver¬
operations
and
earnings for Mid-America Minerals," said
W.
Nichols,
President
of
the
Oklahoma
City-based
Ihe
operations
securing
products
negotiations
with
to
still
in
are
of
the
vend¬
operated
products
be
dispensed
the
develop¬
have
company
been
manufacturers
u>
be sold
prospective
and suppliers of the
by the company and prelim¬
franchise dealers.
Thus
far,
has no franchise dealers' but Is presently negotiating
eight proposed dealers.
The company itself is presently oper¬
ating in tho Atlanta area approximately 100 machines acquired by
in
it
the
Variety
Corporation
Vending
Corp.
merger.
(See
Variety
EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Common
—V,
stock
197,
p.
Vending
merger).
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
The
of
(par
10c).
Outstanding
293,950 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
1312.
corpora¬
is
company
$19,500,000
William
Society
This
H.
of
the
72c
basis
make
for
He
share
Cochrane,
in
the
there
of
the
to
is
a
in
sales
report
and net
the
Fresident,
six
told
in
the
earnings
months
members
neighborhood
range
of
in
ended
the
30,
June
The
of
1963,
York
New
Analysts.
compare
nitely headed for
Cochrane
expected
$19,600,000
per-
Security
would
of
to
$1.20
to
"Unless
company
petroleum-rich
date,
to
food
utilized
company
ings
international
To
iood
of
be
Neptune Meter Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
when
197,
sale
to
with
ac¬
price
Mid-America Minerals, Inc.—Acquisition—
John
primarily
and
the
Inc.
million.
•"^e the
c°mPany .has embarked
with
.'A'\
st^ee )
inary
and
macnines
ments!
$1.10
transaction
units
due
limited
machine
documents.
President
transfer
excess
"\'."
ownership' of
transferred
was
was
1,
machine
Atlanta,
St.,
and development stage.
selling coin
ing
thereirom.
consummated
was
company is still in the organizational
intends <o en°age in the business of
It
laws
the
-
The
tional investors $7,500,000'principal amount of 5%%
notes due Oct. 1, 1978.
The financing was arranged
through Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc. and Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., New York. "j'
under
1961 under the name of Atlantic Engi¬
Corp.
On Miarch 26, 1962, the company's
charter amendment to National Uni-Pac,
bv
company's
was
10,
Development
was
The
March
on
&
Georgia.
Metromedia, Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—On July 2,
it was reported that the company had sold to institu¬
cash
the
trend
Inc., of New York City, the Newark U-Drive Co. and, most recently,
Co., Inc., of New Jersey.
They all will be operated
to
provisions of Section 25 (A) V of the
wholly-owned "Edge Act'- financing sub¬
Marine Midland Corp., it will finance the sale of goods
services
55%_ as a result of the project.
owned
half
second
System, Inc.—Acquisitions—
LaGue.rdia
Idlewild,
$1,500,000,
A
Act.
scrap,
ihe
inciuuts
48-inch
.
.
utilization
and
the
earnings
improved
an
U-Drive-It
authorization
received
project now
materials
Rental
Car
in
at
under
business
Reserve
foreign
common
about
with
for
outlook
sales
that
strong
1317.
p.
Manhattan
Valued
For
'
- >
participating
are
York
New
Bank
banks
Bank's
197,
locations
the common stock of the company was listed on the
Exchange under the symbol LVS.—V. 197, p. 2356.
Midland-
commence
Federal
The
I
ago.
(New
tech¬
,
stated
continues
mid-town
Marine Midland Corp.—Forms Overseas Subsidiary
See
;V
1963,
31,
company
has acquired lour rental companies in the New
metropolitan area, Fred M'. Glass, President, announced.
The four companies provide National with immediate operating
Manning, Maxwell & Moore Inc.—Notes Sold Pri¬
International Bank for Reconstruction & Develop¬
ment—Loan
May
York
vately—On July 2, 1963, it was reported that $6,000,000 of this firm's 5 % promissory notes due Oct. 15,
1980 had been sold privately, through Clark, Dodge
& Co., Inc., New York.—V. 191, p. 1114,
we
as
with
1635.
p.
ended
The
months
business corporations," as well as loans
required 6,000 gallons of a Presstite polysulfide product for sealing
to
encourage-overseas economic
development.
exterior curtain walls alone.
; - v.i..
Marine Midland- International Corp., initially' capitalized at $2 1
i "Because we have been able to purchase this business for cash,*'
million; is headquartered in New York City.—V. 197, p. 163.6.
Mr.
Woodman continued,
"it should make a greater contribution
to our
per share earnings
than if the acquisition had been for
Marine Midland Properties Corp.—-Appointment—
stock.
it also
adds to
Interchemical's diversification,
broadening
both our product base and the areas of industry we serve. PressChemical Bank New York Trust Co.
New York has
been
ap¬
-tite is
without a peer in its field and it provides a wide range
pointed by the corporation to act as trustee, paying agent and
of specifically formulated sealants which may be applied, by pour¬
registrar for its 47/8% secured notes.—V. 195, p. 2262.
ing, brush, knife, gun, tape, pressure pump and special equipment.
'Its
to $5,974,-
National
of
program
12%
i
Stock
American
Ltd.
(Canada)
Corp.
disposing of certain segments of its business, which did not fit
its major areas, of interest.
The new acquisition began operations in 1924 with one product
and
today sells over 400 different items.
Joint sealers, mastics
and
sound
deadeners
are
supplied to, the
automotive industry.
tectural
two
increased
1963,
amounted
Riddle
year
six
inui
The
only
May 31,
from $3,090,000 a year
to
$291,000, a
up
National
integration
manufacturing
that net sales
has announced
President
*
■
Levitt & Sons Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
(f.
shares.
shares.
of
quarter
quarter
Mr..
of
uivision
a
-
and four plants/ will be kept intact ana operand
Interchemical.
Presstite's Canadian unit will be
employees,
as
B.
Increased
the
$3,587,000,
the
and
,
the
Corp.
of Martin Marietta and InterWoodman,
The price was in
President
Herbert
$6,000,000.
Presstite, witn sales
Marietta
Presstite Division, the leading
States, it was anounced
of
excess
sales
Jr.,
ended
Riddle,
months
cated;—V.
further
to
also has been achieved
through the opening of our ne w mill in Lincoln ton
N, C„ which
will supply all of our divisions with knit material.
This should
have a favorable effect on production costs," heusaid;—-V.
197,
p.
1219.
-
United
the
in
Martin
irom
latter's
the
of
sealants
of
M.
George
chemical's
purchased
has
company
operates
(Carlye),
women's
earnings gains in the next fiscr.l year," Pomerantz nctei. -"We-will
the benefits of full-year operations at Carlye
ancKat our
Ricano
Knits division which was
ago.
"B"
net sales increased 16%
Net earnings in the
gain of 2y2%
over net
earnings
of $284,000
a
year
ago.
Per share earnings for the
quarter amounted to 27c against 26c in the like 1962 quarter.
.
number
M.
six
number
For
to
May
subsidiary
owned
of
the
same
-
established
manufacturers
the
have
Interchemical Corp.-—Acquisition—
business
during
.
that basis,
the
divisions and
a
diversified
five
produces
costumes.
In
;.v..'
1420.
shares
of
the company had only 400,000 shares outstanding and
ago,
through
manufacturing
drawings,
test data
and an in-process
inventory
of
approximately $25,000 worth of military type air
conditioners
and
refrigeration
products.
The newly added air
conditioner products extends
imperial Thermal Systems' capabil¬
ities in the Aerospace and military ground support field.—V. 197,
reports,
p.
number
average
per share earnings, on
Leslie Fay, listed
on
for an un¬
engineering
acquisition
included
amount,
include the operations of Carlye
acquisition by Leslie Fay
on
'
the
on
year
and class
common
per
against $5,325,000 in the similar six months a year ago. The
company's fiscal year ends Nov. 30.
■
.
,
Net earnings for the six months to May 31,
1963, after all
charges and taxes, amounted to $477,137, up 4% from net earnings
of $458,720 in the corresponding period a year ago.
Earnings per
share, based on the 1,065,689 shares currently outstanding, were
equal to 45c a share compared with 43c a year ago based on the
its
-
_
A
V
■
"
the latest year
St. Louis, since
1962.
Based
46c
or
524.
000
year (525,000), net operating earnings equalled 98 cents per share
and the non-recurring income equalled 23 cents per share for a
total of $1.21 per share.
of
Telecomputing Corp.,
it was
Clark, Imperial Thermal Systems'
division
a
June
on
for
Corp.,
28,
$2,075,904
p.
James
for
this year.
$636,59o
to
195,
National Aeronautical Corp.—Sales Up 12%; Net 4%
non-rccurr.ng
a
$121,833 in the current year, realized irom
and
a
building.
Total n^t income, therefore,
of
land
of
Figures
Dress
Branch of Ad¬
acquired the Thermal Systems
has
company,
sale
Dec.
Imperial Thermal Systems, Inc.—Acquisition—
The
profit
amounted
of
the
for
income
revenues
—V.
.
•
ended Oct.
$204,991, with earnings
Net
the
total sales-amounted
that
the $.2,441;648 of the previous fiscal
operating earnings rose 18% to $514,762,
31%
net
up
After taxes,
year.
for
had total revenue of $2,718,791
31, 1962.
Net income for the period
of 68% common and class "B" shares.
1961
fiscal
period was $92,543
on
total
Philadelphia,
in
Mall
fiscal year
the
was
earnings
and
Higher—
of
operators
.
Pomerantz, President, reported
P.
that
Fair Enterprises, Inc.—Net
company,
dependence
for
fiscal
our
six summer tent theatres in Phila¬
delphia Baltimore, Washington, D. C., Long Island and the Mass¬
achusetts
areas, and
the
New
American
Wax Museum
on
In¬
Inc.-—Sales Up 31%; Net 18%—
Leslie Fay
to
likely
is
Music
The
increase.
the
exploration,
gas
added
"it
under
tition, Chairman' Joseph B. Hall and President Jacob E. Davis
reported in the company's semi-annual report to shareowners. They
Kroger's low price structure and aggressive promotional
efforts
"the
compe¬
credited
Quarter—
and
been
that
$62,921,341 over sales of $876,064,085 last year.
"Gratifying" sales increases were made despite : severe
outstanding
noted,
an entirely new and different phase
operation," Mr. Nichols said. He projected
Sahara Oilfield Services will expand in
pares oi
Africa in the near future, with Nigeria presently
serjous consideration."—V. 197, p. 408.
oil
has
,
1963 were $938,985,426,
Sales for the first 24 weeks of
of
,
IMC Magnetics Corp.—Shows Loss for;
income
Net
66c
the
the
for
income
for
taxes
of $935,056 from income of $8,274,corresponding weeks of 1962.
Provision for
$10,526,107.
;v. V "
equal to 73c per share of common stock against
$9,209,619,
reported
Federal
$0.90
$0.95
stock
common
-
after
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
announcing
in
America's
has reported a 7% increase in sales
the firs.t half of 1963. ;
company
income
.
details of the transaction. "Based on Mid823,000
shares
of
common
stock,"
Mr.
consolidation , of Sahara Oilfield Services will
yield a significant cash profit per share to our stockholders."
Of the 54,000 shares of Sahara Oilfield Services, S.A., outstand¬
ing, Mid-America Minerals bought 34,000 shares against cash pay¬
ments at
the rate of $11.15 per share.
Sahara Oilfield Services
retired the remaining 20,000 shares.
"The key point of Sahara Oilfield Services joining Mid-America
Minerals is that while we remain with this transaction in the field
tion,
of
I
Kroger Co.—Sales Up 7%; Net 11%—
The
1963
1962
$91,233,000 $90,163,000
15,896,000
15,037,000
7,877,000
7,446,000
8,019,000
7,591,000
217,000
162,000
Period Ended May 31—
Net
guaranteed
increase in net income for
Net
-
is
Nichols
improving."
is
company
1968.
The loan
196, p. 1242.
15,
Colombia.—V.
1315.
p.
April
on
reducing losses, Mr.
the end of March for
been
has
and
company
tooling
gas-fired
steel,
"Sales
the
the
of
that
said
new,
a
.
with
first
a
six
total
record
first
pleasant
$18,982,407
months
collapse
sales
of
in
1962.
half
our
in
1963
sales
earnings
next
•
per
share
earn¬
j
the
breaking sales
reading
and
economy, we are defi¬
volume for 1963 and on
for
year's
the
full
annual
year
should
report",
Mr.
said.
indicated
that
are
expected
to
be
Continued
in
on
the
page
low
46
Volume
198
Number
6279
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(103)
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
General
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
a
the
first
grouped
are
indicate
we
during the current week.
second
table in which
Then
the
show
we
in
the
all
two
an¬
follow with
we
General
Name
Abbott
of Company
Air
Share
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Steel
(Leon
Alpha
$1.25
Corp.,
B.)
iquar.)
Ltd.
class
A
(increased
class
9-30
16c
25c
12Vac
(quar.)
37V2C
(quar.)
Clayton & Co. (quar.)
Corp. (initial)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone,! cl. A
;
Automotive
(quar.)
Babbitt
(B.
common
B
Co.,
class
Inc.
1
8-1
9-13
Properties
(James
9-13
8-1
8-16
7-1
7c
Stock
Iron
Bin-Dicator
Block
(H.
British
5%
taken
action
Ideal
7-16
7-16
7-16
7-15
International
8-20
7-26
Israel
and
7-
5
M.
10'Ac
7-15
7-
5
thife
at
1
10-
1
9-13
7-30
1
{15c
8-1
California
10%
12'Ac
7- 1
9-1
7-15
5%
4-20
7-10
Gas
10c
40c
Crushed
Canada
Pirie
&
8c
{15c
5c
$1.12 'A
(quar.)—__
Stone
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
$1.06V4
30c
6-30
7-26
9-14
& Elec
ric Corp.
^Central p0wer & Light, 4%
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
pfd.
8-
100%
(quar.)__
$1
<
$1.05
8-
Y.
(N.
C.)
(quar.)
Gas, $1.25 pfd.
Stock
National
Consolidated
Fund
Co.
$1.25
7-31
Melville
1
Miller
8-
1
7-17
8c
10c
—_
7-25
American
deposit
American
(Boise)
7-19
2
A
&
Real
Denver
Union
(stock
(stock
Tar
8-15
1
7-12
8-
9-19
9-30
1
8>
7-12
'1
„
7-6
7-
6-28
5-31
7-19
7-
$1.25
8-26
7- 5
8-
20c
1
7-15
7-25
7-15
1
10-
8
1-15-64
1-
8
27'Ac
4-15-64
41-
8
9-
7-26
1
$0,425
7-
5
6-24
$1.12'A
8-
1
7-19
15c
9-13
8-15
70c
_____________—
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
7-15
1
8-2
6-21
7-15
to O
7-
1
1
7-20
8-15
6c
7-25
8-
20c
8-15
5c
1
8-
2%
&
Co.
Corp.,
A
1
7-19
8-15
7-31
8-
1
32'Ac
_________
$1.1834
9-
1
8-16
$1
(quar.)
9-
1
.
common___!
1
dividend)
15c
7-15
f 7- 5
12'Ac
7-20
7-
7-15
2c
7-31
6-28
3c
7-31
6-28
5c
7-12
;
.
from invest,
Corp. (quar.)
payments
Murdock
Acceptance
National
Bank
7-12
Neon
7-12
7-31
7-26
(quar.)—
Texas)
Chemical
8-
7
6-28
&
(San
36c
8-
7
6-28
7-
9
7-15
7-
1
$1
(quar.)
7-31
12c
(quar.)
9-3
8-15
50c
8-
._———
30c
$1
9- 3
9-3
60c
8-
$2
Y
$1
pref.
(quar.)
25c
1
,7-12
New
York
&
Northern
8-23
1
10-
(initial)
9
9-3
7-25
7-15
7-31
7-15
7-31
7-12
7-12
Ogilvie Flour Mills, 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Old
Republic Life Insurance Co.
(quar.)__
Stock dividend
._i.________________
Free
Orange
American
Originala,
Emery
6%
pfd.
(quar.)
1
Underwriters Assn.
Inc.
(s-a)
Fidelity
Pepsi-Cola
Hills,
6-28
Bottlers,
General
Underwriters
National Bank in Palm Beach
of Frlnceton
National Bank
/ Semi-annual
First
6
(N.
7-31
7-15
6-21
$6
8-23
mon
(Com.
Porter
7-
1
6-20-"*
7-15
5c
class A
(quar.)
7-15
5c
8-
1
7- 8
,,
7-
series
Funds—
2'Ac
Futterman Corp.
K.)
(monthly)
Monthly
General Steel
General
$2.50
$2
Inc.
Wares,
Telephone
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend)
(quar.)
(stock
com.
1
class
(quar.)
A
B
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
Stores Inc.
(quar.)
Norman 1
Co.
_____
—
(quar.)—_,
Fund,
from
(from
Fund
come)
net
*
J
I
Young
■'
*
Gas
Co.,
S.)
(J.
(increased
V*.
"l
•;»
preferred
Bank
Zausner
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
7-31
8-31
9-30
7-15
8-15
9-15
Corp. (quar.)___
Electric & Engineering (quar.)
30c
{$1.25
7-31
8- 1
7-18
Reliance
Varnish
7-10
Ridge Tool Co.,
:
Real Estate
Reliable
8- 1
8- 1
7-15
7-15
(No
_
_
_
•'
)
quar.)_
(A.
Air
class A
(quar.)
8-23
9-9
{43c
9-
3
8-
(quarterly
time)
taken
on
com.
payment
2
Canton
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
1
8-16
8-15
7-18
7-10
6-15
9-
8-15
7-31
7-17
7-31
7-15
7-15
7-
1
7-
6-25
1
7-
1
6-25
;10c
8c
25c
16%c
quar.)
(increased
1
7-10
1
7-10
100%
8-
7
6-29
Allied Stores
7-31
7-16
Alterman
8-15
7-19
10c
7-15
6-29
7-10
7-
5
7-10
7-
5
7-10
7-
5
7-
1
7-25
7-10
8-15
7-31
1
7-20
25c
7-31
7-19
7-31
7-19
7-3
6-
Corp.,
Co.
75c
20c
30c
(quar.)
93%c
of
Canada
Co.
+25c
+56'Ac
%c
7
—
Petroleum
quar.)
Book
Rubber,
Biltrite
(quar.)_ A
common
(quar.)
Co.
Consumer
dividend
Home
prior
Assurance
7-31
7-16
American Income
1
8-15
7- 3
6-29
8-
7
6-28
3%
8-
2
7-12
Home
Products
(Indianapolis)
Co.,
Corp.
Life Insurance
(stock
Machine &
(quar.)
1—
(monthly)—
7-17
30c
8-
5
7-29
■: 7-31
7-17
7-20
7-10
7-31
7-22
„
^
.
.7'
9-20
9-
7-15
6-28
7-20
6-21
8-
1
3
7-15
9-10
8-16
10-
1
9-13
9-
1
8-
9
8-31
8-
9
1
7-12
7-
9
6-17
7-
9
6-17
50c
10c
45c
7-31
7-15
1+7-15
6-28
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-
9
8-
1
7-
9 "
8-26
7-26
7-11
6-12 V
7-11
6-12
7-12
7-
7-26
6-17
22'Ac
$1.16
12c
2
8-20
9-
1
9-
1
8-20
8-
1
7-15
Co.—
7
7-12
5-
7-15
6-28 '
7-15
6-28
7-21
6-28
3
8-22
30c
7-31
7-17
6c
7-30
7-
35c
7-15
6-20
10%
dividend)
Foundry—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Co. (stock dividend) (15/1000
a
share of Vapor Corp. capital stock
3.90%
$1.25
97'Ac
American Mfg.
for
each
American
share
held)
Metal Climax, Inc.—
$1.0614
preferred (quar.)—
American MonoRail, $1.20 preferred
7-31
6-25
10%
4'A%
30c
7-18
7-18
7-10
50c
com.
(quar.)
preferred
American
8-15
25c
$1.50
30c
:
7-16
American
1
8-15
Industries—
(quar.)
7-31
7-15
7-15
8-
37%c
$1.56'A
preferred (quar.)
~
class A preferred (quar.)
Can Co. (quar.)
American
$4.64
6-17
1
8-
Corp.—
(initial
American
American
6-21
7-15
10c
*■%
(quar.)—
dividend
common
$6.25
6-12
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred
Amerace
Corporation
(quar.)
New
1
7-11
7-10
56 Ac
—
4y2%
Stock
8-
7-25
7-18
(quar.)
Amerada
Holders
8-15
(quar.)
common
Inc. (quar.)
of America, common
Foods,
Aluminum
8-15
+25c
+$1.06/4
t$1.43 ,4
lie
8/+c
J25c
preferred
$3.75
When
Payable of Rec.
7-
non-cumulative preferred
Distilling Co. (quar.)
American Hardware Corp.—
7-20
8-15
7-18
6%
7-25
3
8-15
40c
Youngstown RR. Co
Line Co., Ltd.—
&
American
9-
9-
7-15
(quar.)
8-
8-
'
7-22
(quar.)—
investment
Corp.
from
B
8-
7-26
6-28
7-15
Trunk
Gas
10c
100%
at
8-22
8-15
9-16
12/2c
Products
1%
30c
7-15
9-13
7-15
Share
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5.75% preferred (quar.)
Alcolac Chemical Corp. (quar.)____
Allied
Graphic Arts
(quar.)—
Allied Properties (Calif.)'—
41/2%
convertible preferred (quar.)
of
___—
1
in
(quar.)
Inc.
Class
;
8-
9-30
qUar.)—15c
(initial
A
(auar.)____
Inc. (quar.)
Fund
Class A
25C
7-15
8-16
40c
(quar.)
(Pa.)
Co.
class
R.)
Control
7-17
45c
1
8-31
income)
7-17
,
(quar.)
7-15
8-
7-22
$1
$1.75
(quar.)
common
Corporation
1
Eros.—
action
this
Co.
7-15
1
1
7-31
Per
1
6c
1
6-29
7
8-
'
"Name of Company
8-
15c
8-
8-
8-30
preceding tabid.
8-
9c
___
3
8-15
give
we
Alberta
of America
__
Stores
Rockower
62V2c
50c
Investment Trust Co.
Quarterly
5
9-
previous
the dividends announced
include divipaid. The list does not
dends announced this week, these being given in the
5%
7- 1
7- 1
7-
4c
27V2C
(quar.)
Trust
&
Foods,
Below
Akron,
10c
income)
5
6-28
weeks and not yet
7-12
$1.25
investment
7-
in¬
—
Southern
Wisconsin
.
1—
investment
—
$1.06'/4
(resumed)
Rand Mines, Ltd.—
American deposit rets, (stock dividend)
Rapid American Corp. (stock dividend)
7-15
8-15
realized
(from
Inc.
capital gains)
Wisconsin
$1.37'A
Corp.
5-21
5c
monthly)
(increased
Stores
Growth
Winfield
7-19
15c
100%
35c
31V4C
30c
32Vic
35c
20c
6c
$1.121/2
25c
10c
5c
Monthly
Monthly
1
time)
'
7-11
9
4%
9c
(quar.)
class A
Industries,
Winn-Dixie
American
omitted
at
this
pfd. (quar.)
7-19
7-
15c
dividend
Stock
Stock
5'A%
8-23
7-8
9c
9°
Win-Chek
8-15
8-
the com¬
7-15
7-15
Indiana—
preferred
preferred
Wiatt
4
Inc.—
Fund
E
&
on
preferred
(quar.)
Gas
Light Co., common
(Quarterly
T
Co.
preferred ,(quar.)_
Puritan
R
basis
share
5c
5c
5c
(extra)
Monthly
Gamble-Skogmo
Class
7-
creation of a non¬
as a dividend
5c
(quar.)
Co.
Mfg.
Stag
7-19
Mfg.-
payment
(H.
Portland
8
7-15
for
25c
Ltd.—
Trust,
rets,
Addressograph-Multigraph
outstanding.
now
Tile
Pomona
$5
5c
Refining
White
Common
Reliance
Common
Frontier
Investment
deposit
Affiliated
$0,813
the
8
7-10
15c
tl2y2c
$2
preferred
(quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
5.20%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
7-31
3c
$0,171
5c
25c
inc.)
5%
8
time)
class A
6-25
8-
t45c
—
(quar.)__,
Co.
6-14
12'Ac
proposed
share
a
4'/4%
V
—
Custodian
on
J.)—
___
Industries,
Rand
American
8-
voting common to be paid
7-15
6-28
this
at
(quar.)
Directors
7- 3
7-31
9- 6
B
Peugeot (SA des Auto)
Plymouth Rubber Co.—
8-23
7-15
40c
(quar.)_
Quarterly
Tile
9-
8-15
8-20
Class
(Yonkers, N. Y.)—
National Bank
Extra
9- 3
9-10
omitted
Peterson, Howell & Heather,
7-10
^
———-—___
7-15
10c
(quar.)__
6-24
7-19
$1.75
t50c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
{7'Ac
Inc.
6-24
5%
(s-a)
invest,
1
18c
:
7-15
7-15
25c
t4Gc
Co.
Iron
American
payment
(Com.
7-12
25c
(quar.)
Fire
Franklin
1
7-15
'25c
Calif.)
First
Florida
8-
35c
25c
dividend
Assn.
West
$1.12'A
_
6-26
12V2c
4%
—
1
6-20
5
7-
5c
(quar.)
Western Light & Telephone Co.,
10c
4'A%
7-5
2v2c
(Beverly
Bank
/Stock
First
'
(quar.)
Foods
Fearn
Virginia Coal &
17'Ac
i_
.
1
75c
(s-a)
Vacu-Dry Co., class A (quar.)
Viceroy Mfg. Ltd. (initial)-
60c
Corp.
(quar.)
Panama Coca-Cola Bottling
Penick (S. B.)
& Co.—
Common
(increased quar.)
Extra
•—.—1
Lighting
8-
-
7-10
50c
Ltd.
Inc.; (quar.)_
Aluminum
Pacific
7- 2
7- 5
15c
37V2C
25c
Industries (quar.)
Capwell Co. (quar.)
Emporium
Farmers
Inc.
Insurance
Universal
12'Ac
State Investment Trust Ltd.—
deposit rets, (stock dividend)
Inc.
9-
15c
$2.25
Fund
from net
Ltd.
Controls
20c
___,——
7-31
Molasses,
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Penn
Square
Mutual Fund
Fenn
Traffic
Co. (quar.
Peoples
Credit
Jewellers,
Ltd
15c
—
Communication,
Shares,
7-
Perry-Fay—
Express
(Quarterly
United
8-30
7-25
7-
1
15c
{20c
{93%c
(quar.)_L_
Inc.
Oceanarium,
7-12
8-15
Assn.,
8-
17'Ac
(quar.)_—______
preferred
1
(quar.)
25c
35c
(quar.)
Gas
Co. (increased-quar.)
Illinois Corp., com.
(quar.)
8-
Corp.
Canadian
Aileen,
C.)
7-15
f56V4C
■71/2c
(quar.)
-
Industries
United Continental
{25c
Electric
State
(A.
pfd.
Ltd. (quar.)__—__
(quar.)^
Truck Underwriters Assn. (quar.)
5c
A
class
5
Co.; (Baltimore)—
preferred
Building
7%
Abrams
(Canada)—
Products
4!/2%
15c
Co.
Increased-quar.
8-23'
7-22
12'Ac
10c
Industries (quar.)
Dreyfus Fund Inc. (quar.)——
Du-Art Film Laboratories—
60c
participating preferred (quar.)
du Pont of Canada, Ltd., common—_—__
7'A%
preferred
(quar.)——
Electronic
Finance
Transamerica
CO
1
Antonio,
_________________
Mfg.
Centers,
Safety
8-
—__
Electronics
AMT
Commerce
of
Ltd.,
^
Traders
inc.)
are
7-10
10c
9
7-15
series
7-10
1
7-19
7-15
7-30
100%
Doughboy
Eazor
Time
7%
1
series
6-26
1
8-
Taylor-Colquitt Co.
(quar.)
Texaco Canada,
Ltd. (quar.)__
Texas & Pacific Ry.
(stock div.)
York
1
(Both
5
8-
(initial)
Co.
Publications
Tamar
7-15
1
Growth
7-
25c
H
F
8-16
8-
7-30
—
N.
T
7-31/
10c
—
Paint
Co.,
5c
Extra
7-31.
15c
._+
7-16
-
7-15
8-
______
(quar.)
Co.,
3
8-26
10%
dividend)
com.
1
7-
9-10
17'Ac
(quar.)
(stock
8-
7-15
30c
(quar.)
8-15
{50c
(increased-quar.)
7-16
8-16
f7Vstc
common
Parts Corp.
Brook RR. (reduced)
Briquet (increased)
Suffolk County National Bank
White
lie
;
8-16
Stony
4Vi%
at this time)
dividend)—__
7-15
7-29
8
10-15
27'Ac
—
7-12
7-10
8-
7-19
(quar.)
7-12
7-30
t3iy*c-'
Ltd.,
Stott
5
7-31
pfd.
1
7-30
United Funds:
10c
rets
7-
20c
___
1
8-
t6c
$37V2C
:
Yards
Chemical,
&
8-30
8-28
(quar.)
Nationwide
payment omitted at this time.)
(Common
8-15
8-
6-29
Dixon-Powdermaker Furniture—
Dominion
8-30
$1.10
6-28
(quar.)
Corp.
of
8-15
$1.20
7'Ac
Inc.
Corp.
7-19
$1.12'A
7-25
100%
(quar.)
6J/4%
Assn
Stock
Forests,
Dierks
6-28
1
8-30
8-
(quar.)
National
dividend)__
Dictaphone Corp., common
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)——
Discount
7-12
$1
preferred (quar.)
Morton (B. C.) Fund:'
Nielsen
Light
National
Diamond
10c
12'Ac
Ltd.—
Estate
Denver
6-20
1
8-28
Co.
preferred
4.50%
7-15
—
rets,
deposit
7-
8
7-19
3
9-13
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
Monoilgahela Power, 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
7'Ac
—
(quar.)
com.
rets,
Mines,
Power
50c
7-
1
7-15
20c
Steel
8-15
9-12
4'/2%
Manufacturing
$1.50
Delaware
7-
2
7-11
8-
Mines,
Daggafontein
7-15
1-15-64
(quar.)
preferred
Class
4
7-12
(quar.)
Milner & Co
Ltd.—
Crowley
5
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
Pictures
Insurance
pref.
$1.50
7-
7-15
45c
11'/4C
dep.
Gardens
Shoe
4%%
5-17
8-
(quar.)————_
Credit, Ltd.,
A (quar.)
Coronation
7-15
27'Ac
4%
preierred B (quar.)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp
7-22
6-29
10c
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Accident
&
Inc.
(Arthur G.)
McKee
7-15
100%
dividend
Stock
7-15
1
(increased)
Trust
Conveyor
10%
Bottling
Life
Continental
1
(quar.)
4.40%
Inc.
Commonwealth
7-10
7-15
8-
6%c
-
(quar.)_
Star Tank & Boat
8-
27'Ac
dividend
Leaf
Medallion
6-29
8- 9
Conduits
9
8-
3c
(quar.)
payment omitted
Ltd.
(stock
Metals
Stock
7-15
7-12
65c
&
Fuel
Co.—
Stores
Mathews
7-r)L5
12V2c
Oil
1
(initial)
Grocers,
Maple
5
1
(quar.)
Colorado
Candy
Magnetic
Cleveland,
Fund,
s.'
(quar.)
Corp.,
9
15c
class a
Co.
Standard
United
(quar.)
Rochester
Lucky
7-10
7-19
Investing
(quar.)
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Ry., 5%
preferred (quar.)
Coats (J & P) Patons & Baldwins, Ltd.—
American deposit rets,
(stock dividend)—
Bank
City
Colonial
9-
Hardware
9
10c
_.___
Loomis-Sayles
Mutual Fund
Lucky Lager Breweries
11-15
8-15
7-19
8-16
1
I
„
Steel Industries,
'6%%", pref. (quar.)
8-
.
27'Ac
Co.
8-
$0,002
8-
1
income
gams)
—--
.
(quar.)—
Salt
7-
8- 1
8-15
Crown
Leslie
8-16
9- 1
8-10
8-30
27c
(quar.)
Central Mining & Investment Corp., Ltd.—
American deposit rets,
(stock dividend)—
Manhattan
9-
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Rubber
B.)
Stores
6-21
7-15
7-15
12- 1
25c
Corp.
Gas
7-1
37Vic
7-15
12V2C
(quar.)
common
Brands
20c
capital
com.
Rinascente-Amer
Loft
6-28
7-15
7-15
(quar.)-
Standard
Co.~
(quar.)
Instruments
7-10
-
3
He
___
8-9
1
50c
:i.
—
Company
Lincoln
8-15
15c
———.—
preferred (quar.)
Tractor Co.
(quar.)
Central Hudson
9-
83Ac
Corporation
London
junior
Caterpillar
20c
15c
com.
Creamery
(Common
Cut
&
Scott
preferred
4.50%
Conv.
Chase
-
1
$1
preferred (quar.)
Campbell Machine (increased-quar.)
Cenco
9- 3
7-25
$2.25
Slater
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Lerner
8-1
7-
8-30
15c
B
Simon
$1.25
A
Kroger
time)
$1.50
Carson
new
Kostin
La
(quar.)__
Western
1
5-28
7-5
Products
(quar.)
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stone Co.,
(quar.)
Common
7-15
8-
:!
(quar.)__
(Henry I.) 'Co.,
Class
7-20
30c
-----—
class
Foods,
Knudson
7V2C
7V2c
L?.tz,
Shaw-Barton
7-9
35c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
long-term
Packings
Inc.
Kentucky
9-13
time)
rets,
Industries
from
Investors
Common
10-
Vibrocrafters—+ ;
P.
7c
J&ntzen,
Key
(Com. payment omitted
at this
Burrillville Racing Assn. (s-a)_—
C.
7- 8
8-
25c
&
Kaiser-Nelson
(increased-quar.)
deposit
Finance
7-31
7-31
on
(stock dividend)—
Company (increase^)
Browning-Ferris Machinery
(quar.)
Burgess
1
&
B
Univis,
Brown
Inc.
7-10
7-1
$1.25
Mortgage
Imperial Capital Fund—
(Quarterly of 3c from investment
British Motor Corp., Ltd.-—
Bullock's,
Seligman
7-30
7-31
; "
Kleinerc.(I.
Fcrest
Inc.,
preferred
A
B
7-31
7-26
9-16
Inc.
Fund,
Universal
(increased-quar.)
American
Securities
'
7-16'
25%
Columbia
7-15
87'Ac
_
time)
deferred
Industries
Sash & Door Co.
Hydraulic-Press
Brick
7-31
22'Ac
R.)
1
$1.09%
(s-a)
(increased)
Huttig
Works—
&
8-
15c
'
preferred
Refrigerator Co.
Hussmann
Distilling—
payment
series
series
5%
20c
.
dividend
(Com.
Co.
{$.093
(San Francisco)
&
8-9
{$1.06'/4
9-
payment at this time)
on
Schivner-Stevens
Siegel
Investment Fund (quar.)
Manufacturing
(quar.)
Foods
of Rec.
9-3
Co.—
7-15
tl5c
Street
Hunt
When
Payable
{7'Ac
{6'/4c
Corporation
1
investment
(Increased-quar.)
Belmont
Fisher
(No action taken
Schwitzer
8-
22'Ac
Trust
_____
Manufacturing
7-31,-
37'Ac
__
(increased-quar.)
Inc.
B.)
3
$.035
Investment
Holyoke Water Power (increased-quar.)__
Heme
Light
& Power
(quar.)
Honolulu Paper,
Ltd.
Houston Lignting & Power,
$4 pfd. (quar.)
7-8
8-16
25c
..
(quar.)
5c
.
Hobart
7-10
A
_
(No
High
7-12
8-
.
(quar.)___•____
Corporation
&
Sayre
7-
IOC
7-12
22'Ac
433/4C
7c
1
_
(from
at this
payment
Beam
preferred
Ronson
8-16
7-15
Inc
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Higbie
8-9
7-10
8c
Basic
Markets,
Publishers (quar.)
L.d.
Chemical. Corp.—
iHibernia Bank
7-17
9-3
8- 1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Fund "B"
T.)
1
8-30
25c
(quar.)
15c
6c
X.
and
Parts
Houghton
income)
8-
•
A
B
6c
(quar.)
& Row
3'A%
7-31
7-30
72Vac
$1.12'A
•
Corporation
Avco
8-15
30c
Siudeley,
Heyden ' Newport
4%%
8
Corp., com., (quar.)
(quar._________
Axe
3
12'Ac
Inc.
(quar.-)__.
Industries, Ltd.—
A
Common
3
40c
56V4C
(quar.)
Harper
6-21
5c
Gas, com. (quar.)
pref. (quar.)
__
Water, 7%
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
11-
Class
Hawker
.
8
conv.
A
9-
(quar.)
9-10
1
10-
Arkansas Louisiana
Banking
7-
7-2
10-
(quar.)__
$2.90
pfd.
7-10
10-
1
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Appalachian Power, 4'/2%
8-
$1.5611- 1
5c
8-15
50c
8- 1
25c
7-26
(quar.)
Anderson,
preferred
preferred A
4'A %■
class
'
6-28
.
7-15
60c
8-30
7-19
Andy Gard
6%
6-29
V
.
Ltd.,
Northwest—
(quar.)
Funds,
Cnemical
Hand
J
9
{40c
(quar.)
Corp.
7-
$0.1315
quar.)_
(quar.)__
Viscose
7-19
1
5c
.
A
com.
preferred
American
Class
8-15
.7- 1
7-15
(ex.cra)
Corp.,
Furniture
Automobile
7-15
62'Ac
pfd.
Estate
Real
Hamilton
6-28
7-17
9-27
5c
,
Radio,
Aggregates
American
90c
7-25
8-. 1
40c.
lunti
Cement
Artesian
7-10
lc
Chemicals
preferred
$6.25
1
10c
4
.
_
Aracon
American
American
8-
7'Ac
Corp.
Industries
Products
Allen
Greenfield
Payable of Rec
55c
___
Akron, Canton' & Yt>urigstown -RR._
Alberto-Culver(quar.)
Algoma
Holders
..
Adams-Millis
Adirondack
When
American
All
Greater
Class
Class
Laboratories
.Aberdeen Fund
Pumps, Inc., 5%
Gourmet
Restaurants
7-15
8-
Holders
per
Share
•••:
Company
Paper,
1
64'Ac
$1.30
Inc.
Goulds
,
Per
Mills,
Knitting
Gloray
">'■
Name of
Rolland
:.
Telephone co. of The
preferred
(quar.)
4.80%
payments previ¬
Holders
Payable 0) Rec.
Kentucky—
of
preferred
(quar.)
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
separate
dividends
Co.
Telephone
5.16%
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Share
Name of Company
7
American Mutual Fund,
net
income)
American
National
Quarterly
American
National
Inc.
(quar.)
(quarterly from
—
Fire
Insurance
Co.
Natural
(Galveston)
6c
6c
Gas
(quar.)
1
(NY)
.•
Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
American
Co.
9-
35c
9-30
9-10
12-
6
11-29
8-
1
7-15
8
of Company
American
Pad & Paper
(quar.)
50c
& Trust Co.
American
Smelting & Refining—preferred (quar.)
7%
American
Vitrified
American
57c
(quar.)
Texas)
class
9-
3
8-15
Stock
1
8
Browning
Trap Co. of America,
preferred (quar.)
Chemical
A
Co.
7-
7-20
8
New
8-9
Bush
'$25c
(quar.)
9-3
7-24
7- 3
Business
$7 Vac
.____
8-1
7-2
9-
(K.
8-12
Byer-Rolnick
1
7-20
Byers
1
9
7-
7-15
7- 2
7-15
7- 2
$$1.37 Va
non-voting class C pref.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.
Calandra
$2.70
preferred
Public
preferred
S2.50
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
1.
Ltd.,
class
7-15
Canada
8-1
CTS
9-1
8-1
Calanara
9-1
8-1
Class
9-1
8-1
California
8-1
I California
60c
6-21
Canadian
Canners,
$15c
7-20
6-20
Canadian
General
8-15
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
8-
9
Canadian
Imperial
6-28
Canadian
8c
10c
7-19
7-
13c
2%
8- 1
8-1
7-19
7-1
10c
7-15
7-
Common
5%
(initial-quar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend)-
Clubs
&
Santa
Fe
(quar.)
preferred
Atlantic
Atlas
30c
3
25c
8-
1
6-28
37c
7-15
6-13
$1
8-1
7-11
(quar.)__
$1.183/4
Refining Co., 3.7o% pid. B
Corp. (stock dividend)
Nichols
SI.20
&
Co.,
convertible
prior
93%c
investment
1
Carolina,
7-
4Vi%
8-
1
7-19
10c
7-30
7-12
10c
7-30
Cassier
Ry.
Cedar
Certificates
Celotex
8c
7-19
6-28
7-31
7-15
$1.12V2
7-31
7-31
7-
$25c
7-31
7- 5
Ohio
C Sugar
Refinery Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)___
Bacardi Corporation
(quar.)
Quarterly
Backstay Welt
Co.,
class
A
(quar.)
50c
Transit
Hydro-Electric,
preferred
(quar.)
7%
4%
preferred
preferred
Bank
of
Bank
of
Nova
Bankers
Y. C.) (quar.)_
(quar.)
Mortgage Guaranty
Bankers Trust Co. (NYC) (quar.)
Barber-Ellis of Canada, 7%
pref.
Barry Wright Corp. (quar.)
Barton's Candy (quar.)
Extra
'
Stock
Basic
Ltd.
class A
4V'2%
Trust—
Kansas
Power,
4%%
Class
A
(Final
&
Enterprises
Chemical
Fund, Inc.
7-31
7-12
7-31
28V8C
Ltd.,
7-31
Amer,
of 14%
38%%)
of
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
dep.
less
receipts—
British
In¬
15c
_____
15c
~~
(quar.)
15c
Be-Mac
Transport
Watch
Air
King,
Berkshire
Gas
Biltmore
Hats,
Bliss
Co.
(initial)
W.)
common
Co.,
Cascade
Co.
$1.80
&
Corp.
Corp.,
preferred
Food
preferred
5%
5%
(NJ)
6-14
7-15
7-
7-12
6-28
7-31
common
7-
7-15
New
6-18
5
preferred
(E.
7-15
J.)
&
(quar.)
Sons
Gear
t
(Milton)
Bridgeport
6
Columbia
8-
1
8-23
11-30
Common
11-1Q
9-13
8-29
7-22
8-
1
$4.25
9-
Bristol-Myers
Co.,
Columbia
3%%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)__
6%%
preferred
(quar.)
(initial)
4:
Co.,
Combined
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6-28
3
7-
5
87 Vic
11-
1
10-
7
8-15
30c
1
10-
30c
9-18
8-15
i
Assn.
Ohio
Paper,
(quar.)
l
(L.
Electric
A
Stock
North
America
dividend
5
8-30
8-12
Dominion
7-
7-15
Edison
Commonwealth
25c
93 %c
6-28
7-15
6-20
7-
1
Inc.
Theatres
7-15
6-28
Composite_Fund,
8-
1
7-17
Concord Natural
8-
1
7-17
$$1.56
9-
1
8-30
$$1.29
7-15
6-28
5V'2%
(quar.)
Inc.
(C.
G.),
of
Puerto
Tar
Extra
5-31
t5c
7-12
6-14
7-12
6-14
13%c
7-31
7-17
Co.
15c
8-15
7-12
25c
7-15
6-28
6c
7-15
7-
1
1
7-
5
(quar.)
Corp.
of
(quar.)
(quarterly from
(quar.)
General
common
(quar.)—
6-28
7-16
6-28
7
7-12
Co.
&
1
1
8-10
Dubois
7-17
Ducommun,
7-24
Dun
6-28
tlOc
7-15
6-28
f44c
Ltd.,
7-15
6-28
common
new
Bradstreet,
(E.
I.)
de
$4.50
6-24
$3.50
7-22
6-28
7-31
6-28
Duro
8-
7-
Duro-Test
Corp., 5%
Dutchess
Bank
1
Freres,
Dynamic
7-20
6-20
7-31
7-12
40c
$1.37V2
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
7V2C
7-30
7-15
5c
7-30
7-15
4%
7.
.'1
.if
&
A
Co.
8-
1
7-
2
1
10-
1
Z _.y
6-27
-yy
7-15
6-27
>
10-31
40c
:
Co.—
(auar.)
&
:y
■
'■
:
7-
1
7-10
6-21
1
7-15
-r
8-20
'"
8-
•
9-10
v
,
-
-
:
.
7-10
-
7-25
7-31
8-15-
$l4c
H
7-10
7-25
87VaC
"
.._
'
8
'6-24
9-16
8-23
v.
30c
7-15^
7- .5
«'
4%
7-22
7-
75c
7-26
7-19
6c
preferred
(quar.)
.(Poughkeepsie,
~
:
"
dividend)
(s-a)
7-
31%c
•
'■•
1
$$1.75
9-16
8-31
$1.50
7-16
7-
20c
6-26
6-19
$1
7-15
6-29
Bakeries, common (extra)
participating preferred (quar.)
1
7-15
$1.12%
(quar.)_
^
conv.
RR.
3
".
WNC
Pennsylvania
;
-
9-
_
30c
V
A
Trust
(stock
8-14
25c
(increased s-a)
Vending
6-28
5
9-16
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., class
7-30
9-
7c
y
t
1
10-
60c
quar.)_
(monthly)
Transportation
East Kootenay Power Co., Ltd.—
7%. preference
(quar.)
East
■
8-15
7-15
Eastern
ET
9-14
,:y;
'
7-11
3%
preferred
Pen
9
1
$$1.75
preferred
Y.)
6-28
11-
u_—___*
Nemours
6-21
1
6-15
7-15
$20c
^
(initial
class
Inc.
8-
1
7-15
1
30c
:
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
7-29
7-15
1
8-
120c
(quar.)_i_
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Chemicals
Dupuis
8-
115c
t37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Properties
&
8-
7-15
(resumed)
com.
(quar.)
Chemical, Ltd.
Industries
7-31
15c
7-25
7-31
tlOc
Ltd.
8c
.
7-15
8-15
Insurance—
(quar.)
&
Chemical
9-
6-28
6-14
6c
45c
f20c
quar.)
t2nc
Jones
Drew
8-
2%c
Ltd.
iy
net
Textile, Ltd., common
i
7%
preferred
(quar.)__
Doughboy Industries (stock dividend)
5c
(quar.)
i
c-i:
7-16
Quarterly
9-
Rico,
common (quar.)
(quar.)_____
Ltd.,
6-30
2%
$12Vic
Dominion
V
6-30
7-15
6-28
6-28
'
; '
6-27
7-15
common
Ltd.
4c
8c
"
Gas,
preferred
7-15
5c
8-
7-19
Dresser
'
7-19
tlOc
8-15
12'/2C
$$1.09
Conn
Inc.
7-29
7-
7-15
30c
(quar.)
$$1.19
Co.
Stores,
N.
Commonwealth
2*c
30c
(quar.)
7-31
Dominion
8-10
8-5
7-15
8-
Dow
.
-3
10-18
f30c
8-15
6-25
3
3
J17V2C
Dominion
2Va%
Trust—
5
$2
(quar.)
Oilcloth & Linoleum Ltd.
(quar.)
Steel & Coal Ltd.
(quar.)
9-13
duPont
Leverage Fund
International,. Ltd.
Refining,
8-
99-
10-31
25c
:
7-15
25c
(quar.)
Realty
5
J15c
10c
Oil
8-
3
t50c
Stores
common
9-30
(N. Y. C.)
Commonwealth
9-
•:>
■
7-4
9-16
-25c
preferred
6-29
7-17
1
7-19
9-30
Engineering—
Fabrics Co.,
Dominion
7-10
•
9
5c
(quar.)
6-24
7-25
8-
1
-
7-12
7-
J42V2C
6-24
1
7-12
1
7-19
4 Vic
(quar.)
Canada
7-15
55c
International
6-24
5
7%
o
7-10
7-26
8-
,
.7-10
12c
Glass,
■
3
7-10
8-1-:.
14c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
-
•'}.
>
•■
7-10
7-
1
7-25
40c
pfd.
Corp
(increased
Dairies,
30c
Commonwealth
7-15
50c
of
Dominion
A.)—
(quar.)
1—
Commonwealth
.
1
1
7-10
8-
;
'
(auar.)
Drug
Ltd.
preferred
7-
8-
.
..
7-10
(quar.)
Co.
Dow
(quar.)
Commercial Bk.
6
5%
7-19
8-15
1
$1.18
(s-a)
Sons
Bridge
Dominion
6
6-28
5
7-
50c
income)
Mines,
20c
class
7-10
of
&
Dinettes
Dodge Mfg.
9-
8-15
7-
7-10
$1.25
Dominion
7-10
9-
Dixie
4c
Locks
S.)
Wholesale
$10c
Combustion
7-10
(J.
1
2V'2%
$1.06%
6-28
7-31
8-
conv.
7-15
dividend)
7-12
7-15
preferred
(quar.)___
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp., common
(quar.)
50c
(initial)
1
7-12
cents
29c
Ltd.
8-
1
55
Dominion
1
7-15
7-10
Business Investment (quar.)
Products
Dominion
7-19
:7-15
$1
Quarterly
Engineering (quar.)_^.
Commerce Clearing House (quar.)___
1
Dielectric
6-25
8-15
5
5
7-31
9-5
J2c
Dickenson
6-17
10-
912-
1
Dominick... Fund
J30c
4
4
1
Corp. (stock dividend)
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
7-10-
25c
1010-
1
Stores
7-15
■45c
4
$.0795
7-10
1
I
9- 5,yy,
12-27
Inc.—
Tunnel
Co.
8c
6-21
2
Edison
Diana
Dome
8-
7-
4
$1.37Vi
Extra
investment
(quar.)
Southern
Canada
Developers Small
2nd
7-
8-
Detroit
30c
1
8-
&
Ltd.
9-13
11-15
10-
' 93%c
(quar.)
stock
Mines,
1
2
8-15
7-19
8-
(quar.)
common
debenture
Denison
A
10-
(s-a)
8-
10-
Voting
class
$1.18%
3
9-16
8-
(quar.)
Financial
Washington, class A
Dividend
Shares, Inc.
9-
7-10
8-
:—
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5%%
Nut Mfg
;
9-13
__
7-15
27 Vac
Dean
7-15
12-
1
$1.20
Decker
1
Ridgewood
8-
|
8-30
6-25
$1.12
(quar.)—
10-
23c
:
6-12
9-15
10c
A
District
.
ii >
2
8-15
6-28
7-15
$1.06
—
,
Extra
y)
(,'i
7-26
3
10c
(quar.).____
6-26
9-
I
7-15
20c
y
(quar.)
Co.
7-
1
IS
9-6
20c
—
—:
Coatings,
preferred
Vilbiss
7-15
11-
7-10
H
4%%
7-15
11-21
33c
Class
Common
De
class A
Chemical
Mfg.,
$1.25
20C
1
Soto
Dennison
8-
7-
7-29
7-31
(quar.)
Z
(quar.)
6-29
7-1.5
:
&
preferred
7-20
9-20
__
preferred (quar.)
Savings & Loan
Columbus
4
Ltd.—
;
preferred
preferred
System
$$1.50
4%%
4%%
5.15%
pfd.
preferred
Telephone
Co.
(stock
Initial
7-10
■
$4
Valley
$1
7-10
9-30
93%c
35c
(quar.;
Delaware
87Vic
I
8
5c
(quar.)
vicitrreu
87V2C
Columbia
6-24
1
10-
Cellulose
Gas
preferred
is'T-.i*
6-20
$1.12Vi
$2c
15c
$12c
15c
class.A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dallas Power & Light—
$4.80 preferred
(quar.)
7-10
1
7-
50c
Corp.
7-10
Columbia Pictures Corp.—
!•
3
Plastics
6-14
7-15
6-28
1
50c
$5c
Airmotive
7-
split)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-14
2
3
50c
50c
Transit System, class A
C.
Daffin
Dallas
6-28
10c
preferred
2
1
8-
fyyyClass-y:B-Zi-^_/.^--^^'-^r^-^^---
1
$1.12V2
(5-for-4
6-19
8-
8-
7-25 /
25c
Laboratories,
12Vic
Extra
dividend
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
-6c
(initial-quar.)
7-
9-
6c
__L_
(quar.)
Briggs-Weaver Machinery, $1
of
6-14
(quar.)______
7-25
5
5
'
Cutler
Detroit
(quar.)
Columbia
7-15
A
preferred
preferred
8%
(Los Angeles)
(Beverly Hills) (initial)
Illuminating—
Colorite
8-15
Class
$2
$2
7-18
30c
3
7-
7-15
1
7-15
(quar.)
8-
1%
(quar.)
Commonwealth
Co
Hydraulic
common
$3.50
Common
6c
(initial-quar.)
preferred
Stock
'
Bradley
8
7-
8-
6-29
l
6-28
7-
8-15
$1.75
6-28
10c
;_
(quar.)
7-19
$1.25
6-27
$1.19
(quar.)
Works
1
6
$1.06
;
8-
7-15
9-
12 VaC
1
7-19
$1.25
Bank
7-10
50c
L_'__
1
9-26
;;
7-24
7-31
Co.—
$1
7-15
87 Vac
(quar.)
6-28
8-
$1.25
quaf.)
Cola Bottling (Los Angeles)
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—
7-10
10c
.
6-29
7-15
1
Seal
&
preference (quar.)
International, Ltd. (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
Dillon
Coca
6-18
7-30
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Foote
$25c
7-15
6%c
Bank
Electric
common
New
Cork
convertible
9-30
____
National
$4.50
6-28
45c
(quar.)—
A
(s-a)
Cleveland
6-28
7-15
National
City National Bank
1
7-18
27 Vac
;_
(quar.)_„
Stores
First
$2
7-15
(quar.)
7-19
1
yz 7-15
Crush
10-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Citizens
6-29
30c
(quar.)!-
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
class
Inc.,
Edison,
preferred
7-5
8-
25c
De
(quar.)—.
(initial
5c
common
4
1
7-15
7-
Electric—
&
20c
(initial)
Brass
Bostitch,
6%
4-15
$ioa_
_
(quar.)
common
Boston
British
1-15
8-
7-10
7-15
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred A
8-20
7-31
6-28
(quar.)
68c
4%%; preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
7-15
4-30-64
4%
10-15
27 Vac
Borg-Warner
4.78%
7-31
10-31
9c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Boise
Brach
7
7 Vac
Assoc.
Tobacco,
Inc.
Aluminum
Brad
8
2-
13c
Quarterly
4.25%
11-
30c
_'i
,
&
Bohh
Borman
2
7 Vac
_
(quar.)
E.)
Bros.
Bell,
3Vss%
12-
3-2-64
15c
:
(quar.)
(E.
(E.
Bloch
Blue
9
$5 5c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Ltd.,
8-
Gas
common
Citizens
Ltd.
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Blanche
A
New
,
A
Bin-Dicator
Binks
class
Co.
3
1-31-64
$17 Vac
Canada
(quar.)
Frocks
Berkshire
Class
Co.
9-
20c
-
(quar.)
Benrus
Cincinnati
7-15
20c
20c
:
_
of
1
20c
;
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Belding-Cortlcelli Ltd.—
7% preferred (quar.)
4%
Bell Telephone Co.
9
8-
,
4%
non-cumulative
non-cumulative
Chickasha Cotton Oil
8-
7-31
(quarterly from invest¬
5%
20c
6-20
5
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
5%
Crouse-Hinds
Dayco Corp., 82
quar.)
8-5
8-30
6
7-
Crampton Mfg., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)——
Crane Co., 3%%
preferred (quar.)__
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (S. F.) (quar.)
68c
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3Vi%
preferred (quar.)
3 Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)_„___
7-15
i
preferred
preferred
Berns
(increased
8-23
,7
9-
9-6
7-25
—
9-13
income)
ment
7.-15
$12 VaC
62 VaC
common
Common
4%
Chemical
6-28
43C
Co.,
6-29
7-
/
(quar.)
Inc. (s-a)
L.), Ltd. (quar.)
(R.
5c
6-27
7-
9-6
7-15
Craig Bit, Ltd.
Craig Systems,
Crain
7-31
6-28
1
'
Y.)—
9-13
I
1
12 Vic
$0,162
N.
—
1
8
7-31
Plains,
1
__.
(quar.)
1
10-
6c
30c
35c
11 V4c
—
(year-end)
10-
7-
7-15
(White
Co.
Ltd,
10-
Channing Financial Corp., common
■>
Charleston Rubber (qdar.)__-_i—__________
'
6-28
27c
America (stk. dividend.)
Champion Parts Rebuilders, Inc. (quar.)_
Champlin Oil & Refining (quar.)__
:
7-12
7-30
7-19
10-
17Vic
$1.19
6-26
3
Courtaulds,
5
7-19
6-28
.,7-10
8-20
22c
10c
17Vic
20c
(quar.)__
>$1.04
preferred
7-15
7-31
$1
—
Fund
yy.. •
6-28
.
——-
Corporation, 3%% preferred A (quar.)
Davenport Water, 5Vi% preferred (quar.)
57c
preferred
(quar.)__
:____
Service/ com. (quar.)
7-15
22Vic
$1
(s-a)——
Investment
■
8
6-28
$3
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
County Trust
Quarterly
6-28
7-
11-
10-
<?
—
Dana
of
Co.
7-15
:
Common
4%
convertible
7 Vac
Manufacturing (quar.)
Petroleum, common
Belco
preferred
Stores
Counselors
8-15
7-15
7-30
30c
(quar.)
5.44%
7-12
1
(Oakland)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5c
Paper
payment
Tax
preferred
preferred
50c
(quar.)
come
4.15%
1
7-15
y,iC
$1-1!2/a
—
Corp.
4Vi %
—
Baystate Corp (quar.)
Beecham Group, Ltd.
Behlen
.
Chamberlin
7-15
9-
37Vic
6-29
7-31
7-10
15c
____
12-
8-
Aggregates
Crown
$1.19
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Chicago)
1
7-31
5
25c
-
8-8
Jn(?c
Continental Transport Lines (quar.)
Controls Co. of America
(quar,)————
D.
Z
:
7-10
1%
9
7-
1
9c
;_
8-
20c
7-
8-
,
interest
(quar.)
12 Vac
commop (quar.)
preferred 1 A___
7-19
30c
-
Aguirre Sugar Co.
5.44%
1
8-16
35c
J
beneficial
$$1.75
(s-a)
____
Power
7-
9-10
$5c
.
25c
Corp.,
convertible
Bathurst
7-15
50c
6-28
30c
:x.
4.75%
1
9-10
$1.12,/2
7Vic
$10c
(initial).—
(quar.)
Central Vermont Public
%
1
7-
6-28
6-21
Securities Corp.—
1
7-
7-19
8
46c
$55c
:___
dividend
Products
7-
7-15
$1
(N.
7-15
7-15
1
7-15
7-
3 Vi %
National Bank
7-9
22c
(quar.)
&
7-10
7-20
$1.06
(quar.)
Scotia
Bond
7-31
7-31
$1.75
common
(quar.)
Commerce
8-26
10c
25c
Bangor
4(4 %
11 %C
.
Co
8-
-
(quar.).
(quar.)
Central Valley National Bank
Quarterly
:
6-28
6-21
1
$1.25
(quar.)__
$1.50 preferred
$1.40 preferred
11-29
7-17
6-14
8-
45c
Ry.
Co.—
Central
8-31
12-16
50c
Baker Oil Tools Inc.1 (increase
quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.
(quar.)
Baltimore
9-16
j 50c
(quar.)
7-15
1
(Chicago)
Investors, Inc
(quar.)
Mortgage
Motors
9-
"
7-15
50
—-——
Continental
6-7
34 /sc
.
Continental Illinois National Bank
.Continental
7-15
+U°
—
Quarterly
6-21
ii{f
oJ-,,
(quar.)_
common
y
.
6-21
7-15
8-15
+5UC
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
—r—
$5.52
preferred
(quar.)——
—
$4.16 preferred
(quar.)
—-—
—
Container Corp. of America, common (quar.)
I
4%
preferred (quar.)
Continental Aviation & Engineering Corp.—
Quarterly
7-15
™
———
Co.,
7- 5
_+^c
—-—
Design
Power
5
> 5
8-1
PjyH
.
preferred
(quar.)
5V'2% preferred
(quar.)
7-
••8-1
6-28
Corn.—
Central
5
7-31
$25c
common
Central
B
6-29
$$1.50
(quar;)
partic;
preferred
Central
7-15
$15c
5%
9-16
1
Vy/ 17 Vic
(quar.)______
of
6-28
8-
10c
&
Field
7-15
9-30
$75c
Cooke, Inc
Point
8-30
$15c
common
:!
Castle &
7-12
40c
(quar.)
Freres,
10-
$50c
(s-a)_
Light,
(interim)
•;/
(increased-quar.)
Consumers
1/
—'
6%
Cornet
$32c
$15c
(quar.)
s-a)
Commerce
(s-a)__
&
f—
^
A
Coral Ridge Properties
Corn Products (quar.)
$93%c
of
Inc
Asbestos,
8-
$18%c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
8-
$$1.25
pfd.
(increased
Ry.
Scott
Extra
\
Corp.—
income)—:
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common
4 V'2%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
8-
9-20
1
5
"
.
Construction
oi
(Canaaa)—
(quar.)
Class A (quar.)__——
Consolidated Water Co.—
Coral
8-
1
$x.03
Qoplay Cement Mig. Co.—
^ 6% preferred (accumulative)—
8-
31c
A
Bank
preferred
Casavant
7-19
30c
Ltd.
Pirie
Carson
5
1
Power
1
8-
30c
Investments, Ltd.
Company
Clinchfield &
Carreras,
6-19
8-
(quar.)
;
_____
Plastics.
7-
33c
class
Southern
Carolina
7-11
7-10
10c
:
Steel.Products, common
Noncumulative
preferred
'From
8-
2%
-
preference
Science & Electronics
1
(quar.)
Automatic
Axe
8-
(quar.)
common
7-26
9-
(s-a)
(quar.)
Credit
Austin
Capital
7-12
31 %c
Ltd.,
Carborundum
_.
preferred
City Electric, common
preferred
(quar.
$1.25
Canadian Vickers, Ltd.
(quar.)_
Canal-Randolph
(quar.)
1
8-15
18c
Co.
Pacific
Canadian
Ry.—
non-cumulative
4%
Canadian
b-15
9-10
Telephone—
Industries, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
7V'2%
5
Lines—
(initial)
Atlantic
4.75%
6-19
9-10
3c
(quar.)
Bronze
Supply
Topeka
Cement
Canaman
(quar.)
Atchison
10c
8-15
Cos.
A
6-28
9- 1
7-15
Mortgage
Traffic
6-14
7-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
class
7-15
12Vic
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
5c
7-26
$$1.06%
pid.
(quar.)J___yj.;__
;
8-15
7-31
$1.25
1
7-15
7-31
$1.24
3
7-10
1
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.32 preferred
1
8-
8-15
;
&
7-10
8-
$15c
4V4%
(quar.)
Water
6-17
$15c
(initial)
Common
_,
(quar.)
Consolidated Paper Corpi, Ltd. (quar.)
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.—
Class
7-5
7- 5
10-
$1v3,1/^
Consolidated Natural Gas
8-15
7-15
(quar.)
Foundry,
Portland
9-10
7-20
20c
Photo, class A (initial)
B
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Semi-annual
8-15
common
$1.20 preferred
Stationers
New
Iron
Corporation
9-10
6-26
6-29
9-
1
7-12
8-1
6-17
9-
7-10
1
7-29
7-15
5c
7-
8-
7-27
9-1
7-15
35c
7-15
55c
8-1
...
7-19
1
$l0c
56V»c
(quar.)
8-
75c
(quar.)
._
8-1
.
6-14
66%c
(quar.)
pfd.
9-1
Associated
Associated
$3
Packing (increased quar.)
Laxe Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
:
Foils Co., Ltd.,
Participating class A
1
Associated
Associated Truck
preferred
Power,
Canada
9-1
7-10
7-10
Associated
Electric
9-1
__
7-15
25c
20c
(quar.)
6-20
$15c
coramo*
655/ac
35c
A
6-21
3c
Ltd.,
9-1
Co.
7-20
7-10
10c
60c
68%c
Baby Services Inc. (quar.)
Dry Goods
(quar.)
Stores
(initial)
$1.08%
Electric
Hegeman
1
5c
Soup
27 Vic
.
7-
22 Vic
Red
59c
:
& Company
(quar.)_.
Corporation, common (quar.)
4Va%
preferred
(quar.)
Food
Campbell
Campbell
8-
Aro
Associated
7-31
7-31
9- 2
7-15
Armour
Hardware,
9- 2
20c
(quar.)
Associated
California
7-15
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$2.65Vi preferred series C (quar.)
Associated
6-28
1
$2.75
&
7-12
8- 1
S2.40
Ashdown
California
8-
(quar.)
7-16
America
01
common
convertible
1
$65c
(quar.)
Arrow-Hart
5.30%
7-
62Vic
$1.10
$4.35
7-19
1
$62Vic
common
Co.
(initial)—
7-15
$67Vac
Co.,
(quar.)
S2.36
8-
B
Calgary Power,
Calgon
Corp.,
7Vic
7Vic
(quar.)
Service
5%% class B preferred (quar.)—;———
4.12%
preference A (quar.)
20c
Photo/ class A
3c
j
5
Extra-
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
7-
10c
Hat
M.j
ia.
Class
Partiic.
6-28
7-15
Common
1
7-15
f 13c
(quar.)
$5
7-19
12 Vic
Assurance
1
8-
Connohio, Inc., 40c conv. pxeieirca
Consolidated Edison Co.—
6-28
7-20
20c
2_
5
7-
1
8-
„«,/
25c
L
(s-a)
8-
7-
1
8-
ll/zc
-toe
8-
5
1
8-
/?
7-19
Sons—
(initial)
Men's
C.)
&
6-24
7-29
8-
7- 5
7- 5
«V-C
112 VaC
(quar.)
(initial)—:
Inc.
8-
40c
$$.001
B
Hog
25c
_
common
P.)
(J.
common
$2.00
6-14
1
&
13c
Brewing
Burroughs
2
$2.04
8
9-16
9-30
3%
B
(quar.)
Burnham & Morrill
(quar.)
Burroughs Corp.
(quar.)—
6-15
7-
$2.06
7-
7-10
8-
22/20
Power—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Life Insurance Co.
General
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2.20
6-14
1
When
Per
■/
25c
Burger
I
$40c
"
'•
„
15c
Budget Finance Plan, common
6% preferred (quar.)
$50c
class
'
■
#
25c
6-25
$70c
quar.)
and
A
6-25
(reduced)
preferred
Arizona
class
on
8-
$1.90
(s-a 1
7-
Applied Arts Corp.
Applied Research, Inc. (N. Y.)
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)___
$2,50
dividend
7-15
(quar.)
(increased
B
$2.60
5c
7-15
Imperial, Ltd.—
5Vst%
(quar.;
Distillers Corp.—
Arms
y ' y
Connecticut
^
> 7-15
33c
Co.
Engineering
Brown-Forman
8-15
62Vac
Animal
Class
$26C
(quar.)
Gas
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
Quarterly
of
(quar.)
Union
9- 3
7-
pay¬
tax
.
.
of Company
Name
Connecticut
j-iia.—
caiiuuu,
preferred
Brooklyn
$0,004
A
Ltd. (s-a)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development
Anheuser-Busch Inc. (quar.)
Class
(interim
income
7-15
7-18
Anglo-Huronian,
Anthes
British
33/4C
25c
B
$2.80 preferred (quar.).
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
Class A (increased quar.)__
Ansul
ordinary
less
'V.'
Holders
Payable of Rec.
9-25
34%c
Insurance
Anglo Canadian Pulp •& Paper Mills—
Common
(quar.)
5%
6-28
Brown
class A
(Waco,
Co.,
4%
conu
4.16%
7-5
7-17
Share
20c
Life
Corporation,
Class
of
31 %c
Department Stores,
Amicable
Anchor
7-31
10c
Works—
Water
Oxygen
Brooii.w
$1.75
Company
38%%)
:
I
•
Products
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5Va %
6-26
ment
preferred
Ames
7- 5
7-10
British
(Wash., DC)
Quarterly
,
7-12
75c
American Security
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
Holders
When
Per
Name
Financial Chronicle
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The Commercial and Financial
J"-:.':'
Per
Name of
Company
Share
Eastern Can Co., class A____
Eastern Magnesia
Talc (quar.)
Eastern Stainless Steel
Eastern States
Corp.—
$7
_
preferred
56
preferred
Echlin
A
(stock
S4
Class
Edwards
A
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
7-
5
Golden
1
1
8-
7-
7-15
(William)
Gate
a
Golden
Nugget,
3
Goodall
7-15
7-
3
Goodman
(quar.)
of
3
Gooayear Tire
7-
7-15
6-28
Gordon
7-15
6-28
Gorton's
7-15
7-
7-15
6-20
12'Ac
Enamel
&
Heating
Class
A
Grand
Southern
Life
Insurance
10%
8-15
7-31
]
7-10
5-14
Great
7-22
6-21
IOC
7-i9
6-14
Greeley Gas Co., 5'A%
8-15
Guardian
$1.25
8-30
$1.18%
B
Gulf
7-31
7-X.6
Gulf
Life
Gulf
Mobile
6-29
7-16
7-
Insurance
7-15
7-12
7-26
7-12
5c
7-25
,7- 2
$1.40
preferred
Bros.
zZ-'
Co.
(monthly)_
Board,
preferred
common
Street Fund
preferred
Fireman's
Fund
Firestone
Tire
Class
First
A
7-15
7-
8-
1
7-19
Hart,
8-
1
7-191
Hartfield
7-19
Hartford
Rubber
8-
1"
3
•x
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-28
8-30
ance
A
First
(increased
7-11
65c
First
National
Increased
Bank
of
National
First
Haven)
First
Trust
Union
First
Virginia
Fischback
Fishman
Flou^
Co.
Bureau
5%
Ford
&
(Albany, N. Y.)
(Ohio)
(quar.)
75c
div.)__
10-21
(quar.)
(stock
class
Canada
Laboratories
8-
1
7-15
7-15
8-
1
"42"
Ltd.
Products,
7-15
Holt
Fram
Corporation
Fraser
5
Home
8-1
7-14
9-
8-26
2
Trailer
Fruehauf
known
Now
Common
7-19
6-
9-
8-22
Home
Household
Hoover
4j/2%
6-20
7-
2
7-
1
;
7-15
7-2Q
6-28
6-28
Howe
15c
7-15
7-
5
Hubbell
30c
Furman-Wolfson
Corp.
8-
1
7-
1
20c
——
;
7-31
7-17
7-10
25 c
Light Co. (Ga.), common (quar.)—
Gateway Sporting Goods.^
—
Gateway Transportation (quar.)
General
Bakeries,
General
Crude
General
Electric
Huttig Sp.sh
7-25
8-
1
$1.25
8-
1-
7-
8
8-
1
7-
Products
General
class
B
(stock
redeemable
for
held)
share
each
From 'investment
General
preferred
4'A %
General
$1.30
General
33c
Telephone
Co.
&
&
Company
Industries
Inc.
Girltown,
Glatfelter
4%%
Inc.
._
(P.
H.)
Alden
Corp.
7-25
$1.25
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
Ingram
1
7-15
Inland
9-15
8-30
Institutional
$1.50
8-1
(quar.)
.
—
Industria
Co.
Keystone Alloys
7-10
6-14
Keystone
8-
1
1
8-15
77-
(quar.)
9
pfd.(quar.)__
(stk.
divid.)
(quar.)
(from
stock split)——-
——
From
7-15
Insurance
7-31
7-15
7.-9
Knickerbocker
7-
7-25
7-10
9-
3
8-15
1
8-
2
7-12
8-
1
8-
1
8-
1
8-
1
7-12
7-15
.
.
7-15
7-15
7-
5
Shares,
9-30
9-20
S.
8-15
7-27
8-
1
7-12
7-15
6-28
Labatt
6-28
Lamson
7-15
7-15
7-
8
6-24
7-
8
6-24
of
8-
(quar.)
—
7-15
7-
1
7-15
6-15
7-15
6-15
7-15
J6-15
10-
1
Intermountain
Gas,
International Bank
Increased
19-30
International
6%
Bronze
participating
Powders
-
Ltd.,
6%%
12-30
International
Quarterly
Flavors
&
Fund
Fragrances,
1
1
6-29
-.,7-15
tl3%c
7-15
6-21
593/8c
9c
25c
45c
7-15
7- 9
7-15
7-15
10c
-
8-
Press
Lehman
7-15
1
Leslie
3%
7-22
7-
1
Levine's
8-
Lenox,
Liberty
7-13
1
7-10
8-
7-10
Lincoln
52'Ac
8-
7-10
Lincoln
53'Ac
8-
7-10
(Fort
55 %C
8-
7-10
Lincoln
58 3/4 c
8-
7-10
$80c
10-
7-30
3 7'Ac
8-
1
7-12
7-
7-15
Little
6-25
11-29
7-30
25c
7-15
7-15
6-28
50c
8-
1
7-15
7-
1
7-19
<8-
1
7-
7-29
7-15
$1
9-10
8-
10c
7- 8
6-20
6-14
7-10
25c
8-
1
8-
1
l'/2%
dividend)
-
7-15
10-15
11--1
-
;•
80c
$1.25
z
!
6-29
7-10
7-10
60c
9-3
6-29
8-6
Co.
1st
(quar.)
50c
9-10
8-16
(quar.)
50c
12-10
11-15
2-17
8-16
50c 3-10-64
$1.10
9-10
(quar.)
class A
B
11-15
■;
6-12
t40c
6'/4c
8-
1
8-
2-17
7-15
——
ser
(quar.)-_
6'/4c
pref.
_
$1.10
12-10
$1.10 3-10-64
1
11 'Ac
—
preferred
7-15
7-15
9- 3
10c
(quar.)
Mfg.
6-28
7-10
,
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Aircraft
7-15
lc
1%%
&
B
Londontown
6-28
6c
:
dividend)-
Corp.,
(Jonathan)
8-15
6-14
F
(quar.)
RR.
6-28
7-10
9-13
7-12
7-15
"
8-15
7- 1
(stock
Inc.
___
(quar.)—
8- 5
6-28
17'/2C
dividend)
(quar.)
33%%
8- 2
7-10
12'Ac
Corp.
7-15
7- 1
21'Ac
8- 1
7-11
6-28
7-15
(Fla.)—
(monthly)__ V
interest
Co.—
redeemable
Lockheed
6-28
$20c
Trust
(quar.)
Non-callable
1
4c
19c
Telegraph—
(increased-quar.)
Miami
Preferred
7-8
7M2C
I2V2C
(quar.)
Telephone
».
,25c
*
7-10
7-25
a 7-10
7-25 ,'.,v 7-10
7-25
; 7-10
9- 3
.8- 9
7-31
7-17
7-10
- 6-28
15c
Wayne)
preferred
Class
.
—
2-^
Co.
Printing
6-19
10c
National
Local Finance
6-28
15c
31V4c
31'Ac'
:-l_
Special 4% gtd. betterman
Special 4% gtd. betterman
Special 4%
gtd. betterman
Original stock (quar.)
Original stock
(quar.)
Original stock
(quar.)
11-15
:
-
1
__—;
Life Insurance
Link-Belt Co.
1
7-15
7-25
,
:
—-
beneficial
of
(stock
57o
7-12
20c
'
-
(quar.)
Mining
Common
9-16
1
Inc.
Common
7-15
9-30
8-
7-10
7-10
(quar.)_____
(stock
Lincoln
6-27
7-31
7-31
income)
(initial-quar.)
Co.
Common
9-13
7-15
■
'
A
Real.Estate
8-
3%
investment
7-16
.
:
(quar.)
Corp.
Shares
30c
26c
net
7-15
'
(quar.)
Inc.
Salt
51c
50%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lehigh
7-
7-^9
57'Ac
—-—
1
7- 1
-6-20
6-29
6-29
6-25
8c
(quar.)__
1.__;
^
'preferred
7-19
25c
7-20
t26V4C
t31'/4C
J——
1-12
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
com.
7-12
1
8-
5%
A
(increased-quar.)
Common
12-16
$1
——f—
pfd.
Ltd.—
(from
Island
Long
Lighting,
9
Inc.—
—
Los
Angeles
f
new
com.
(initial)—
$1
Athletic
1
Cl,ub
\
(quar.)
~
'*
7-10
7- 1
30c
(increased-quar.)
Longview Fibre
—
7-20
7-31
8- 1
6-28
from
(quar.)
(quar.)
Leeds & Northrup Co.—
Machines Corp.—
Quarterly
7- 2
7- 2
6-14
5c
10c
133/4c
from
cents
(quar.)___
:5% preferred B (quar.)__^
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
$37'Ac
common
(quar.)
•
10c
cents
(quar.)
Financial
preferred
preferred
Lazard
Logan
—
—
preferred
International Business
preferred
Parfums
5%%
;Z9-16
75c
$3 pfd. (quar.)
(Washington, DC)—
semi-annual
7-15
7-15
preferred series A
conv.
Laurentide
9-13
J 32 'Ac
90c
—
6-30
6-30
Sessions—
&
'$1.80
9
4c
America
;
-
.
7-26
7-15
3
plus
(quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries,
$1.60
income
North
,
35c
Inc.
Lance,
Lanvin
9- 9
Ltd.
(John),
4.75%
7-10
Fund
Growth
7-15
7-15
12'/2C
(2
Fund
income
Kunlman
6-28
7-24
20c
(quar.)_
,
6-28
7-15
t20c
A
Growth
capital gains)
Krylon, Inc. (quar.) —
Electric Co., 5V2%
35c
Ltd.—
investment
Co.
Mexico
Company of the State of
Pennsylvania
(s-a)
7-10
30c
de
Ltd. (quar.)
Gas, 5% preferred
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)_
Co._^—
investment
net
Insurance
7-15
7-15
Bell,
•»
-—-Z-——60c
8-16
Hardware—
—
——__
Funds:
B (quar.)
1
8-16
10c
—!
Electrica
&
7-15
7-31
Electronic
Institutional
7-15
7-15
7-29
31'Ac
(initial)
* 6-30
6-30
6-30
Class
and
9-12
10c
income)
7-15
7-15
Custodian
A
9-12
t20c
L
3c
7-31
(stock dividend)
Kingsport Press,
Knapp-Monarch
8c
—
75c
—-—
—
7-15
Extra
Ltd.—
—
7-15: % 7- 1
7-15
- 7- 8
7-15
7- 8
income)
2
7-29
lVs-Ci.
I 27V2c
dividend
King-Seely Thermos Co.
1
12-
$1.25
Inc.
7-15
u
2%
25c
Co.,
7-30
10- 1
-;Z
1%
87 1
1
Z-,;—
Shops
Extra
pfd.
9-16
12-16
6-14
.
.
15c
Low-priced Bond Fund B-3—
—"• 47c
Low-priced Common Stock Fund S-4——
4c
(Above payments
are
from investment
7-10
8-
7-10
8-30
8-30
10- 1
1-2-64
7-16
s
—_
—
—
6-28
8-
20c
—
Natural
7-31
12'Ac
8-30
$40c
4.60%
dividend
7-31
.56'Ac
._
9-25
1-1-64
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
$1.27'A
8c
__
Stock
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
_$0.578125
common
Kenwin
5
$1
A
$1.50
6-19
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
25c
(quar.)
7-10
5c
4—
1
7r
-
Meter
common
Industrial
15c
7-
..
-
9-13
-10-15
25%
—
——
10-
7-15
"
7-29
Organization Inc.—
dividend)
7-15
77 1
$1.25
preferred
7-25
31'Ac
—
(Stock
.
6-28
.
,
8-1
9-13
*
—
25c
(quar.)—;
$1.25
7-10
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
New
8-15
87'Ac
(payable in class B shs.)
10-15
7-10
$1.10
Income Fund
Indian Head Mills (3-for-2
40c
(quar.)
1
25c
—
1
,
.
Washington-Inc.
(quar.)
Kentucky Stone (Increased quar.)—
Extra
i;l,
60c
_
$1.12'A
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-25
—
3V2%
12'Ac
_____
4.70%
Imperial
8-15
.)
preference C (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Gilfillan Corp.
(quar.)
4.50%
CO
5c
* 6-28
Z
7-15
8- 9
10c
10c
3%
(quar.)—
—
.
7-15
Kellogg
7-23
1
$12'Ac
.
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-25
8-
20c
Indianapolis Power & Light, common (quar.)
$4.50
Bros.
8-15
8-15
6'Ac
(quar.)
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
Ginn
4.42%
1
A
8-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
8-14
X
/,
25c
'
: r
50c
15c
(monthly)
class
(quar.)--
Stock dividend
8-26
7-10
35c
Co., common (quar.)
:
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—__
Life Assurance (Canada)
(quar.)_
55c
preferred
Girard
1
class
Breaker,
Brick
6-28
i
Southwest
.
8-16
B
25c
Power
25c
:
the
Oil,
Class
$1.25
:
Precision
50c
of
._
Gimbel
00
32'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Time
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6%
Ideal
8-
(quar.)
preferred
$2.20
7-12
31 Vic
—
Corp.,
Kawanee
933/4C
Incorporated
(quar.)
Kavanau
Co.—
Door
Company,
j
Circuit
4.26%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
General
$2
Hyster
6-28
of California—
22'Ac
5
t45c
(quar.)
4.08%
4.20%
Telephone Co. of Florida—
preferred
preferred
$1.32
$1.25
$5
8-30
7-15
(quar.)
l\r
% 7t 5
7-25
.7-25
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Illinois
7c
5
$10c
Mortgage
&
Illinois
income—
Telephone Co.
7-
20C
5%
(25 cents par)
—
7-15
i3c
Hygrade Food Products, 4%
.5%
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service—
General
$1
9-15
Erie
1
1
-
.V
Kent-Moore
(quar.)
I-T-E
Mfg., Ltd., class A and
dividend) (2 shares of 3%
preferred stock
5
$75c
preferred
8
$1.18%
5
7-
«)V
Kent
& Smelting Co.,
5%
6-21
7-10
"
.
93 %c
(quar.)
preferred
7-
7-15
'
10c
preferred
&
9-
.
7-26
1
8
General
$4.75
7-15
$1.12 %
A
9-
$1.121/2
(quar.)
1
Southern Industries—
.■•(;■■■ /
4%. noncumulative preferred
(quar.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.— 1 ■
'Jf ~
4%
noncumulative preferred
(quar.)
Kaufman & Broad Building
(quar.)———
City
8-15
Co.
B
6.40%
9-13
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Precision Equipment—
5%
Class
Huron
7-
$1.08%
(quar.)
preferred
Kansas
7-15
3
common
class
•
8-J5
Groceries, Inc. (quar.)
Hughes-Owens, Ltd., 80c class A (quar.)
5
7-25
preferred
$4.50
7-15
;
25c
Corp.,
.>
9-
—
9-17
1
30c
(quar.),
7-19
7- 2
7- 2
7-12
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)
6-28
6-28
% 6-29
9-
(quar.)
(incr.-quar.)
A
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-31
7-23
7-23
7-29
99-
95c
$1
$1.05
i—
(quar.)
$4.35
6-21
preferred
(quar.)
Wholesale
Hudson
7-
Motors Corp.—
3.75%
$4.20
7-15
(quar.)
10-18
1
8-
(quar.)
1
10-
1
_
7-12
30c
Mills Inc. (quar.
1
5c
(quar.)
/ 7-18
11-
37V2C
(quar.)
8-
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
Mining
7-25
9-27
(quar.)
Co.
9-16
1
.
8-15
(quar.)
&
Bay
7-26
25C
(quar.)__.—
General
General
B
8c
——
v
8-
5
-
$12'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.—
preferred
7-10
8-
tl5c
il33/4c
IV2C
f
15c
7VS2C
2V2C
25c
,
1
9-30
933/4c
93%c
(quar.)-
common
8-
40c
1
r
35c
(quar.)—
Ltd.)
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Co.
(Harvey)
12'Ac
(qualr.)
Ltd.
Oil
y——
City Power & Light—
$3.80 preferred
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
7-rlO
7-
7-19
8-
30c
(NY)
Finance
Quarterly
6-29
1
Gas
A)
Sound
Hudson
T-~.
(quar.)
common
7-15
"
Company—^
preferred (quar.)
87V2C
3V2%
preferred
(quar.)
——^87V2C
Kelly Girl Service, Inc.-—..————
10c
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
7-12
Corp.
1
7-15
56'Ac
(quar.)
common
Bearing
preferred
(Geo.
Class
Fruehauf
F
7-10
7-15
„
.
Kansas
25c
(quar.)
33/4%
10c
(quar.)
&
(Joseph)
$30c
(quar.)____
1-8-
B
Class
Company, class
B
(incr.-quar.)
Class
1
7-10
Co.,
25c
8-16
6-14
7-12
7-10
12'Ac
quar.),
7-31
7-10
6-28
8- 1
8-15
7-10
1
25c
preferred
7-19
7-11
$1
283/4c
Extra
9-16
25c
1
8-
;.j 25c
Ltd., class A
Ball
Hoover
Co.—
as
Oil,
7-17
$10c
*
12'Ac
^
7-10
20c
(quar.)—i
25c
Rinehart & Winston Inc.
Hormel
(quar.)
8-
(Hiram)
& Co.,
Home Insurance Co.
3
Co.
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Joy
1
W
Corp.
Holt,
$2.75
(quar.)
Restaurants
Frisch's
Walker
Sugar
Renfrew
8-23
$12'Ac
7-
r
c
10c
common
&
20c
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
Company
Walker-G
7-
__
(quar.)
Companies,
Fresnillo
(Edward)
8-12
____
$1.50
5%
v
(quar J
Lumber Co. (quar.)
9-16
3
Jupiter
,6-25
1
f
(quar.)
Light,
7-15
F
7-19
7-29
Insur¬
Inc.—
(increased quar.)_.
9-
35c
8-16
40c
Dauch, Ltd.
&
Holly
7-
5%
8-
Class
Appley,
Company
(See
7-12
7-30
$$1.25
6-25
,«
common
25c
(quar.)
dividend)
common
A
Hiram
7-30
5
6-29
62 J/2 c
4'A%
3%
___
7-
7-15
Co.—
25c
dividend)
1
7-15
7-15
60c
Co.,
Electric
,'Hinde
5c
Co.
(Canada) (quar.)
& Jackson RR.—
preferred (s-a)
Foster-Forbes Glass Co.,
Glen
Hilo
Wayne
5'A %
&
Higbee
6-28
$1.10
1
—
8
19'Ac
(quar.)
B
Ltd.
(stock
7-
3
7-.
35c
:
7-19
7-31
10c
10c
10c
5c
.
25c
7-19
1
Hines
(s-a)
Foundation
Fort
1
7-
7-15
62c
Herman
8-
6
10c
56 'A
&
6-28
6
40c
(quar.)___
Construction
Tea
35c
7-16
8-1
8-23
l'A%
(quar.)
Inspection
7-12
9-
invest¬
preferred (quar.)
33/4%
preferred (quar.)
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
1 ;
6%
preferred A (quar.)
5V2%
preferred B
(quar.)
Johnny On-The-Spot Central Inc. (quar.)—
Johnson Hill's (quar.)
Josten's, Inc., class A common (quar.)
5
7-15
'
preferred series A (quar.)
6% convertible preferred series B
Hercules Powder Co., 5%
preferred
11<
9-
(quar.)
7- .3
7-29:
Jewel
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
from
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
22c
Boiler
7-12
4%
"—I—
Mfg.
4%
5
7-
(quar.)—
dividend)
7-31
7-12
'
,8- 2
7-15
20c
Service__
Colby,
50c
Products,—
common
(initial
(H. J.)
.7*
$1.50
Steel
New
7-15
7-15
1
7-19
(quar.)
Heppenstall
(New
(quar.)
Co.
H.)
of
7-16
2%
A
Moore
Wallace,
Motor
6-28
60c
.
4%%
HayeS
8-
12 y2 c
(quar.)
Electric
45c
33/4%
(quar.)
1
(Andrew) Co.
(quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
25c
common
1
Jergens
1
(quar.)
2
8-
—
income)
Jacobson
Corp.
Inc.
9.8-
(quar.)_
common
(semi-annual
Jahncke
new
5
6-28
1
Fund,; Inc.
Jefferson
under
Radio (stock dividend)—Z
of America, common (quar.)
Class
Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Food Giant Markets, 4% preferred (s-a)—„
Forbes
7
7-
____
11c
Bank
9-
Inc.—
(quar.)
Light,
Co.,
6-29
8-22
6-28
1
8-22
7-12
50c
Istel
11-29
1
7-
$1.05
—
7-12
9
7-
7-10
$1.09
(quar.)
Light
6-29
,
Co.—
8-1
7-16
7-10
$1.50
Ipco Hospital Supply (initial)
Israel
Investors
(stock dividend)
12-16
9- 5
>
7-10
15c
7-15
$2
(quar.)
preferred
&
9-16
72c
!
(quar.)
preferred
Power
8-
Inc.—
8-
$1.25
7-19
9-16
10-15
York—
7-15
6
1
10-15
7V2C
New
.5%
:
Marx
of
8-21
$1.50
(stock
Corp.
25c
7%
Mills of America,
Forest
6J
.
7-24
Investment
(stock
Corp.
(M.
7-19
35c
Realty
&
7-15
6-21
Diego—
National
Iowa
.
(quar.)
Hercules Galion Products,
(quar.)
First
3
8-
30c
Credit
Haven
New
in-
net
5%
S. Comp¬
Y.)
$4.22
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
53A%
preferred (quar.)
Hayes
Industries
(quar.)
%
shareholders'
Bank >(N.
7-15
iPa.)
preferred
Hawaiian
6-21
*
7-24
'•
30c
City
6-28
1
5%
Heinz
1
San
8-
1,
(N. J.)
quarterly
National
First
^
$1
Business
Small
7-15
8-
•5
Quarterly
First
:•
7'AC
25c
quar.)—i
1
;
Calgon
Telephone
Steam
7-31
■'a
25c
Connecticut
Co.
Hotel
Co.
Harvey
$1
to
8-
Hat; Corp.
32'Ac
(subject
4.96%
7-10
i
dividend
t.
6-28
—
approval July 16 and the U.
troller of Currency)
$1.37'A
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-28
A
Camden National Bank & Trust
$4.36
6-14
6-21
f75c
(quar.)_____
Packers
Common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Electric
4.50%
7-20:
Quarterly
Stock
8-23
7-15
(quar.)
Iowa,
Refractories—
Stores
Hartford
9-15
"■>
*
of
Corporation
Schaffner &
7-15
common
■
12-1
3
f60c
(quar.)_
com.
preferred (quar.)
Illinois Gas & Electric
7-19
$1.25
common
Harsco
9-
(San Francisco)_
Insurance
&
3
)
56 »/4c
(quar.)'i
Corp.,
6-29
15 c
(quar.)__
common
6%
^7-26
-
183/4c
Fund
Services,
12c
4-
Harper (H. M.) Co. (quar.)
Harris-Teeter Super Markets
Harrisburg
32'Ac
Corp.,
'
Harrisonburg
Department Stores
(incr.-quar.)
Fidelity-Phila. Trust Co. (increased quar.)_
General
12-10
1
9-
7-30
7-15
8-15
15c
(quar.)
Beef
1
Brace & World
(quar.)__
Harnischieger Corp.—
convertible preferred
6%
(quar.)
$1.37'A
(quar.)__
9-10
6-28
7-10
15c
Funding
A
preferred
8-
Harcourt
1
6-14
50c
Federated
Boston
3
10-
45c
(
6%
ment
Controls,
title
preferred
6-28
from investment inc.)
First
9
7-
6%
1
28%c
Services Finance, common
5'A%; prior preferred (quar.)
Class
9
RR.—
Manufacturing
preferred
7-10
30c
(quar.)
Federal
$2.25
7-
7-25
25c
(quar.)
Paper
6-20
7-
1
Iowa
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker
6-20
7-18
$35c
(quar.)
(stock
Ohio
Co.,
25c
•
7-15
8-
Exchange
Capital
Diversified
Investors
55c
,__•
(quar.)—
corporate
Halle
$3oc
(quar.)___
Investors
75c
7-25
Financial
Investors
37'Ac
(from
&
$3oc
■
A
3
6-24
3%
(Winnipeg)
announcement
10c
Federal
Financial
»>-
7-10
7-^4
2%
Federal National Mortgage Assn.
Federal
8-xo
>
$7.50
,
6-
:
(quar.)
dividend)
Chemical
See
11-22
luc
(quar.)_
(N. J.)
Insurance
4.60%
11-29
loc
(S-a)
Inc.
dividend
Hagan
7-23
35c
_
preference
Federal
7-31
46'Ac
Insurance
7-26
7-15
6%
7-15
$.042
25c
,
cents
Jane
6-17
7-26
25c
z
7-12
75
6-21
5c
class
&
Co.
(Dallas)
Insurance
Gustin-Bacon
7-19
Co.
prexerred
$5
$5
9
7-31
56'Ac
(initial)
Investment
2
(Houston)—
preferred A
Fund,
income)
6-21
40c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
15c
■.
receipts
6-14
7-
$1
1
Corp. (Syracuse) —
partic. preferred (quar.)
Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
8-
'
(quar.)_
Mutual
vestment
8-x5
8
7-31
Interstate
7-10
.
Assurance
preferred
8-30
30c
(quar.)
Life
conv.
-7-10
■
deposit
(quar.)
7-15
7-22
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
4%
International Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Interstate Department Stores
(quar.)
1
7-31
40c
West
7-
20c
8-1
40c
75c
Ltd.—
/
8-
60c
10c
(quar.)
(from net in¬
com.
1
income)
American
8-15
3
8-15
Quarterly
Quarterly
5%
9-
8-15
12'Ac
div.)
(stock
Great
1
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Publishing—
pfd.
7-
(stock dividend)
(s-a)
Grain,
Corp.
Co., 4'A%
7-15
3UC
'
Foods
International
6-28
7-15
12'Ac
(quar.)
Great American Insurance Co. (N. Y.)—
A
Quarterly
(less
Gas Co.
(quar.)
Brewing (quar.)
&
Record Plan (quar.)
Class
Ltd.
(quar.)
)__I_I_II_I
River
Federal
Employees
Union
Ry.
20c
Life
Co.,
Packers
$50c
Northern
5
25C
Traders
Milling
International
(canaua)—
Great
Common
&
Co.
7-15
25c
Corporation
International
class A (quar.)
Gloucester
(increased)
;
of
$2.40
Farmers
Rubber
7-15
Fabi, Ltd., common
Fearn
6-28
—
(quar.)
7-
preferred
(quar.)
Executive Equipment (quar.)_
Fawick
7-23
12'Ac
;
Fran.)
Corp.,
1
5%
Schools
Inc.
20c
1
(Portland, Ore.) (s-a)
European Growth Fund
Eversnarp, Inc.
(quar.)
Artists
&
preferred
Jewelry
Government
1
$12'Ac
Faraday Uranium Mines
Investors,
vestment
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
Famous
International
7-15
50c
8-
Engelhard Industries (quar.)
Equitable Savings & Loan Assn.—
Family
Co.,
7-15
1
2%
7-19
;
Products,
Harvester
1
8-
_
30c
38%% )
(quar.)
International
8-
$13c
(quar.)
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Co.
7-10
53'Ac
(quar.)
Mfg.
Per
\
,
Share
(quar.)_
(San
tl5c
tax
;
(quar.)__
Y.)
Ltd.
Bank
/
;
Name of Company
;■
6-21
Inc.
Rubber
7-15
5c
_
District Electric, 5%
pfd. (quar.)__
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Empire 'lrust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Employers
Group Associates (quar.)
Fall
Co.,
National
7-
10c
Empire
Falstaff
(N.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
dividend
Stock
5
7-lo
-
22'Ac
(quar.)
(stock dividend
income
Mfg.
1
8-
4%
(quar.)
Elliott-Automation, Ltd., Ordinary
British
8-
Co.
Company, $1.25 prexerred
Envelopes, Ltd., class A
$1
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Electro Networks
Emhart
Globe
10c
Co.,
Nut
Emco, Ltd.
1,
25c
I.IZIIII
preferred
Stop
8-
Share
Insurance
Glidden
3
10c
Engineering Corp.
4'A.%
Elastic
6-20
9-
20c
preferred
Electric
Eichler Homes.
Ekco Products
6-29
$1.50
(quar.)
Sault
7-15
of Company
Falls
•.
When
*
(quar.)
B
Edison
Name
Glens
Gluckin
Edgecomb Steel of New
England, Inc.—
A
1
$1.75
±_
convertible
Per
T.2%
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Laboratory, common (uuar.t
Class
8-
$1.50
dividend)
Economics
Special
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
(accumulative)
(accumulative)
B
When
9
(105)
7-10
6-27
Continued
on
page
44
10
The Commercial and
(106)
Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1963
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RANGE OF PRICES
DAILY
24
21% Jan
15
52% Jun
25
78% Dec
20
74% Jan
4
60 % Oct
24
99 % Jan
2
68 % Feb
28
Highest
16
Jan
55
56% Aug 29
81% Mar
11 % Oct
9% Sep
22
Oct
9
Jan
2
25
33% Feb
21
Jun
3
1
27
Jan
24
Apr
25
23% Jan
3
10
90% Jan
2
10
May 29
39% Oct
11
19
19% Mar 15
17
22 % Mar
18
14% Jan
33
Jun
14
26% Jan
8
17%. Jun
19
Air
Control
67% Jun
3
Air
Products
61% Apr
16
Air
Reduction Inc—
4% Jan
14
A
56
Apr
70 % Feb
7
52
Jun
10
4% Feb
19
6
3% May
May 29
Feb
12
38% May 10
Alabama
19
Jan
3
25 % May 24
Alco
Jan
2
26% July
5
31% May 21
Aldens
9
93 % Jan
22
13
Jan
11
42% Jan
11
39
89% Dec
94% May 16
4
Jan
91
93% Apr
4
Jun
14
41
Jan
5
30% Jun
12
27% Sep
27
48% Jan
2
323/4 Jan
2
38 3% May 22
39 Va May 28
533% Apr
19
10
475% Jan
3
4
52% Jan 28
12% Mar 20
53% May 29
Sep 18
16% May 29
96
34 J% Oct
57
88
103
Jan
Apr
193% Jan
2
293% jun
7
4
42 % Mar
4
52
9
6
93
5
17% Feb
15
13 Va Jan
2
May
15% May
34% May 29
44% Jan
31
40
Jan
2
47% Jun
7
Feb
15
2
12
24
July
Jan
6'% Jun
25
9% Feb
5
45'% Oct
26
66% Feb
6
495% Jan
4
87
Jun
3
89
Allied
Stores
4% preferred
Allied Supermarkets
4
3
Jan
96
14% Dec
Apr 16
19% Apr 16
Alpha
Portland
373% Jun
Alside
Inc
20 Va Jan
2
27% Jun
5
68% Jun
21
24
17% Jun
25
28'% Jan
45
Jun
25
68% Mar 23
16% Jun
22
23
Dec
31
203/4 Jan
May 29
34
Feb
9
165% Oct
4
4.08%
25
Jun~15
153% Oct
Jun
26
16s% Oct
31
18
2
26
Apr
29
27
71
Jun
5
22% Jan
1
Mar
16
97
Feb
17% Jan
2
22% Oct 25
30
May 18>
243% Apr
16
July 19
65
Apr
4
62
Jan
14
67
11
Oct
18
185% Jan
4
13% Jan
41
Jun
25
53 % Apr
25
485% jan
223% jun
3%
33%
*353%
3574
23%
23%
5,600
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
273%
EXCHANGE
265%
27
8,800
*92%,
93%
*92%
93%
*92%
94%
CLOSED
3
42% Jan
2
12% May 20
553% May 21
10 3% Apr
471/4 Jan
23
34% Feb
13
22
31'% May 29
/ 513% Jan
5
Oct
20
3
94
Dec
35% Jun 25
50
Dec
26
31
55% Jan
2
Jan
Jun
25
28% Oct
25% Jun
25
44% Oct
1
40% Feb
101
40
Jan
Sep
5
12% Oct
24
11% May 29
30% Apr
18% Sep
30% Oct
24
53
20
24
46
Jan
Oct
733% Jan
32% Jan j
543% Jan
48 Vt May 29
8% Oct
24
Oct
12
Oct
24
24
•
18% Oct
24
19
122
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
38Va Jun
2
13 % May 20
30
48% Jun
613/a Jun
23
Jan
3
2
26
Jun
25
2.400
70
67%
69
68%
69%
69'%
693%
23.5CO
Agricultural Chemical—No par
453%
Airlines
Corp
preferred
Can
233%
23%
23%
26%
*253%
26%
643%
633%
65
15%
15%
15%
153%
15%
10,500
543%
54%
54%
54%
543%
3.900
30%
46V2
30%
31%
19.000
-46%
46%
25.700
40%
40%
2.500
12
12 Va
9.600
y
29%
29%
29%
46%
45%
46%
46Va
40%
11%
41
12
40%
11%
52
51
40
11%
51%
40%
12
*51
23y2
22 y4
62%
*94%
57%
37%
24
22%
24%
24%
24%
24%
*22
22%
22 y4
22%
600
65y4
*94y4
58%
37y4
66%
65%
65%
4,600
95
59%
37y4
*94y4
58%
37%
24
*22
63
95
58%
37%
40%
12
51%
24%
22 y2
65
95
59
37%
35%
35%
35%
36y8
36
36%
35%
30%
12y2
36y2
31
12%
35%
30
36%
35%
29y2
12%
36V4
STOCK
30y4
12%
30y2
12%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
Corp
5
Cable
&
No par
Line Co__3
No par
100
10
10
Co
Co
Power
6.50
:
64
95
12%:
*51%
52
42%
42%
593/4
DAY
191/4
19%
23'
jo
American
3
5%%
of 111
*15%
23
1
American Metal
May 16
41/4%
20
May 31
American
Metal
23
*87_
89%
38%
*113
231/4
105%
105%
203/4
21%
com—l
153/4
15%
23%
*104%
105%
20%
21%
89%
*87
38%
40
*113
114
153/4
21
39%
25,500
19%
10.400
23 y4
89%
38%
2.20O
59%
*105
21%
*113
43%
15%
233/8
106
*87
114
i
10.400
12%
15%
200
23%
3.900
20
33.000
21%
21
39%
5.000
107
*89%
38 y2
114
1,000
91%
24.400
39
*112%
113%
2
183/8
18%
18%
18
%
18%
18%
18%
18%
No par
27%
273/a
27
27%
27%
27%
27
27 y4
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 3/a
18%
18%
60.500
__10
413/4
42%
413/4
42
417%
42
42
42 y4
9,500
No par /
convertible preferred__^_100
Products
American
Motors
American
Natural
—
Meter Co
American
453/8 May 16
253/a Jun 26
Inc
Climax
*15%
15%
23%
*104%
18.400
30
43
Independence
593/8
19%
53.600
35 y4
59%
43%
59%
19%
36%
29%
19%
42%
59
19%
37%-
12%
43%
Co
38.800
59%
35
59%
Investment
50
95
36 y8
19 %
prior
4,900
37 y4
59%
Home
400
52
59 %
43
;
500
280
t-
29%
1
7
65
45%
12.50
14
26%
29 Va
40% Jun
9
54
3.800
23%
253%
*63%
1
Crystal Sugar common-10
115
26
15%
23%
|
1.66%
Corp
Co
Gas
:
2.200
1.70O
24%
243/e
24%
25
24%
25
66%
663/4
66%
67
66%
66%
103/,
10%
103/a
10%
10%
10%
31.400'
4
26% Jun
24
32% Jan
7
American
Potash & Chem
27%
273/4
273/a
28%
28%
29%
29%
14.800
16 3% Jun
24
American
Rad
16%
36.200-
25
123/4 Jan
■
2
Jan
7
16% Jan
2
150
71
162
Apr 24
30% May 8
133% Apr 11
33% July 18
151
.
1 *
2
Jan
165
5
Jan
8
27% Oct
31
26% Oct
17
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
54 '• Mar 30
10
36 V* Apr
Mar
<
127% Jan
27Va Apr 24
27% July
1
2
18
.42
Mar 19
<6%
Snuff
Co
Jun
25% Jun
-•
27
25
23% May 13
48 % Jan 30
100
Amer South African
Sugar Co
preferred
13%
loo
129%
120
28%
129%
Viscose Corp
25
American'Water Works Co com__l5
6% preferred called
25
66V2
67%,
66%
*26%
*25-A
v6%
33y3
6.25 —
common
preferred
American
5%%
5%
preferred called
preferred
5%
25
27%
—_25
Zinc Lead & Smelting
1
Inc
No par
*24%
Ametek
20% Jan
2
30% Jan
4
40% Jan
54
Jun
6
Anaconda
14
Anaconda
Wire
11
Anchor
„_1
19%
Co
35% Feb
No par
-20%
" ' 46%.
30%
4
27% Jan
4
28% Jan
35 y4 Apr
Jun
27
95
92
97
Apr
5
$4
Industries
8
Anderson
27
26% Apr
17% July
39% Jan
Feb
41% Jan
7
Anken
11
24% Feb
8
15% Feb
21% Jun
12
see page
21.
Apco
&
Clayton
Chemical
Oil
Corp
82 s/a
*161
306
-
420-
161%
25y4
24y2
24V2
*24%
129%.
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129%
V *127%
129%
33%
33%
18.700
33%
33%
26%
.
26
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13%
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.
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122%
28%
129%
v
14
121%
29..
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27
33%r
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129%
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14
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122%
f
f-:
:
28 3/8
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25%
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27%
25%
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28%.
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28%
25
25
25%
25y2
20Va
47
20%
46%
31
19%
25%
20Va
47
31 y4
19%
47 V*
31 y4
20y4
20y4
20
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78,30077.500
29
260
129 %
671/4
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19.900
900
27%
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26
4.100
14
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25%
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300
25
26
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26
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10
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200
2.400
"
47%
32 Va
20%
"46%
1.300
47%
25 V2
26Va
26%
37%
38V4
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37 3/a
8.400
48%
49%
48%
49%
49Va
49%
49%
49%
21.700
32
32
31%
32
30'%
3iy2
31%
31%
590
6.25
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
4.600
98%
28%
*96
28%
98%2
96
94%
28%
28%
96
28%
94%
—21.80
*96
28y2
20c
17%
20Va
18%
18%
1
20%
20%.
20ya
20%
18 Va
20y4
Corp
Inc
Cable
&
&
.
Co
Film
1
No par
Hocking Glass Corp
49% Feb
10%
31
20%4
26%.
preferred
26
28% Oct 23
161%
3,100-
34%
103/a
80%
'
3.060
23%
34%.
10%
80y4
16iy4
160%
No par
Amsted
Jan
10%
79
79%
162y4
900
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
37
-
27
10y2
*23 y4
3.300
50
14
24
37% Jan
9
shares
29 y2 Jun
28
Jan
Inc endorsed
38% Jun
26
May 16
AMP
Ampex Corp
25% Oct
-
American
26%
27%
25%
*2525y2
preference
25
24
23% Jun
33%
13%
15
3
24%
26y2
52% Jan
5
162
162
16%
*159
34%
120%
28%
37% Jan
July
33%
33%
12.50
16%
33%
26%
13%
37% Jan
32 y2
,21% Jun
10y2
797.
•29
23i/4
33%
*10y4
78y4
33%
:''K':
160%
223/4
33ya
common__12.50
Co:
16%
*159
223/4
*24%
*127y2
Co Ltd—£1
16%
160 %
22%
120
28%
*129Va
>5.44%
24
6
16%
*157
23
129'%
24
pr.eferred_100
Inv
163/a
160%
*127%
8y3
commox,
non-cumulative
Tobacco
2532 Jun
Jan
•
com
—
American
25% May 17
25
Jan 16
13% Jan
preferred
Tel & Tel
70
33%
'*10%.
f
78y8
" xl62
Co—No par
No par
Ref'g
American
28% May 21
28% Apr
2
10
Seating Co
American
Apr
22% Jan
22%
Ship Building
American
*157
Dvlpt Corp_l
Smelt &
\.\1%
1(3%
Sany com—5
American
30% May 21
14% Jun
5
59
24
American
Nopar-"
100
&
126% May
1
33% Apr 17
136 y2 Mar 26
i
2
3
Std
&
American
5
130 y2 May 27
26% Jan
28
I.Jun
Co
7% preferred
American Research
28% May 17
Jan
114 y2 Jan
7
34% July 3
12%. May 24
82% July
21 y4 Jan
125
Jun
25% May 31
9V4 Jan
4
152 v
23%
*253%
Corp
Feb
10.400
69.600
*64
Products
29% Jan
46 3%
25%
124
12.50
common
Cement
Chain
2
23
255%
*118
643%
545%
3
2
46%
253%
128
26
54%
24 % Feb
Jab
46%
253%
*118
23%
No par
Co
453%
453%
253/4
128
4.800
23
153%
89% May 28
56 % Jan
footnotes,
25
*118
•
25%
*64
15%
7
30% Jan
79
45%
453%
25%
127
265%
l
25
23 % May 29
35% Oct 22
25
25
2
preferred
14 y2 Mar 16
For
:
5
-
Co
25% Mar
Jun
.
-50
_
_
Shoe
4
34% Sep
:
preferred
100
Co
.iiNo par
_
33% Mar 29
91
,
_1
common
convertible
American
26
100
68%
20% Jan
16% Oct
6,000
10%
Jan
Oct
5.300
35
66%
23
May 28
17%
343%
24%
Aug 10
10
17%
355%
10%
29
17
18
35 %
66 Va
Jun
39
94
17%
*94
94%
233/4
25
-
94
18
353%
17%
News
25
19
94%
173%
34
*92%
94%
175%
Optical Co 1_;_
—.1
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No par
19
27
18,500
American
27
Jun
5,300
183%
American
25% Mar 19
10
125%
18%
No par
Petroleum
American Hardware
1
10
88
12%
18%
333% .343%
Enka Corp
;
2.50
Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
v
1
123%
18%
18,200
2
Jan
*87
12%
18%.
American
63% Dec
22% Aug 29
87
125%
25
May 29
25
87
123%
18
22
44% Apr
134% Feb
.
as
*87
12%
18%
Jan
25% Oct
July 2
42% Jun 25
523%
*92%
;
Jan
23% May
13% Apr 30
.20;
52
18
preferred—
;
100
American Mach & Fdry com—1.75
3.90% preferred
—100
40% Feb
7
18% Jan 17
.ii
July
7,700
85%
51%
American Hosp Supply Corp_No par
American International Corp
1
Jan
16
52%
8%
515%
88
800
52%
83/4
523%
123%
American
7
4
233/4 jun
85%
2.200
8%
*87
500
8%
515%
American
11
Jan
106
13%
45
8%
15
136% Jan
123
6
13%
44%
8 5%
245%
4%%
17
45
:
24i%
American
24
333/8 Jun
13%
45
*13%
133%
45
24%
Electric
37'/2 May
65
May
133%
*44%
703/4 Apr
98% May 29
24
443%
40
7
26
8% May 29
48% Jiiiy 18
1
443%
49
6
23% Oct
2
48%
Mar
30% Mar 15
Jan
473%
23%
American
1
4
61
152% May 16
20% Nov
48%
10% May
2
142
47
13%
48%
13%
233%
American Commer Barge
American Consumer Ind
10
Jun
2
20 Va Apr
2
22
•
39.500
47
2
Oct
14
1,300
49%
27s%
233%
Distilling
39% Feb
2
142% Jan
"
27%
27%
23%
_
American
16
*27%
27%
12.50
14% Jan
2
26% Mar 18
18 //
Apr 23
22% Jun 27
101%
27
30% Jan
183/8 Mar 13
*100%
101
30.800
18
101
100%
*100
273/4
81
29
23
97
7,600
100%
101
27
193/4 May
2
1053/a Nov
7
24'/2 Oct
50 3%
68
23
101% Mar 18
Mar 19
493%
26%
60% Jun
20% Jan
2
86
503%
*100
"
42% Jan
50
28%
447/8 Jan
15
50%
67%
6
18% Mar 21
5
50 5%
28
American
743% May 21
95
493/a Mar 25
12
503%
28
American
24
343/4 Jan
:
6.500
503%
66%
2
323/0 Mar
13
24% Jan
24
79% Sep
281/4 Jan
3
7%
May 21
17% Jan
8
106% Nov
Mar 20
15% Oct
2
193/aFeb
May 29
133% May 29
18% Jun 28
25
29% Apr
8
Jan
333% Feb
5.200
371%
263%
American
8% Jan
79
17
24.700
34%
37i%
28
prior preferred..
American Cyanamid Co
10% Jan
18
103%
331%
65V4 ;
473% Jan
20 3% Mar ; 5
103%
DAY
26%
363% May
.....
8'% Oct
25
88 Vt Mar 12
31
35% Dec
24
_
123% May 29
2
May 20
41% Jan
21
84
Jan
•
Independence
373%
27%
233%
Theatres Inc
30
July
20
10 3%
33%
37
Broadcasting-Paramount
40
17
10 Va
323%
37
643%
Brake
41% Mar
243/4 Jan
10
32
36%
263%
American
38'% July
1
9%
313%
3 6 5%
27%
American
18% Oct
10 Va
32
63
Bank Note common
1
y.'
:
26
Bakeries
14
93%
27%
4
19 !
*92%
900
64%
58 3% Apr
473/a Feb
50% Mar 26
:
33%
3%
3 6 3%
1
:
11
38% Jan
5
3%
10
No par
Bosch Arma Corp
1 -■/
27
3%
31
No par
j.
America
of
American
43% Apr
4,700
3%
900
STOCK
23
27% Jun
15.900
38%
16 3% Apr
19
54%
23%
2
19
53%
23%
-100
,„_1
10
—
American
6%
5,700
55
535%
373%
_
American
47% Feb
Jun
54%
:
38
26
47% Feb
41
533/4
16
60 3%
23%
Feb
25
9
2,700
16
60 Va
263%
3%%
38% May 29
■
23%
16
26
Co
American
26% May 24
29% Jan 17
59
22%
16%
613%
X60%
27
Amerada
Amer
23
16%
603%
37%
preferred—100
Cement—
10
.——Nopar
__
19
124% Jun
11
_
_
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace Corp
473% Jun
3
26% Jun 19 ;■
3
17% Jan
23% Jan 23
114
Feb 16
40% Jan
4,
24
90
22 % Jan
225%
223/4
16%
60 Va
.
63
Aluminum
May 21
653/4 Jun
20'%
37
10.800
9
5
common
Aluminium Limited
51% Mar 22
7
26.300
183%
Va:;;
22%
convertible
28
900
52 5%
18%
373/4
No par
Inc
Mfg
29
103%
52
18%
23
_
_
16 y4 Feb
10 Va
53
18
3%
Corp
5
common—No par
243% Apr
7
103%
523%
173%
22%
16
53% -533/4
Corp
12
493% Mar 20
__
__
303% Jan
100% Mar
5
10%
53
17%
22%
—
21
81 Vt July
18
Co
Allis-Chalmers
10%
51%
.
:
1
Chemical Corp
18
17
103/a
!:
223/4
61
1,800
37%
Inc
Products
10
2,600
100
Kid
Jan
11% Jan ':2v
14% Jan
6.200
26%- 26%
5
Mills
13% Jan
2
4
18%
1
Allied
91
163% Feb
2.700
71
183%
2
Allied
20% Jun
88
23
963%
70%
18%
400
2
*
93% Mar 11
12% Oct 24
96 3%
71%
16
No par
Inc
Allied
2
Jun
Allied
,
97
71
60%
1
Corp
Industries
96
71
22%
50c
—
11
57% Apr
81% May
3
93% Oct 23
Jan
Allen
.
963/4
70%
17%
preferred
%%
96
10%
common
Inc
96%
72
52%
Alleghany Corp common
1
6V0
convertible preferred
10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
__i
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
2
2
Dec
23% Mar
2
Gas
Products
14.800
17%
Chemicals
Industries
35
4
24% July 25
19
J
40% Mar 26
22% Apr
25
14%
10%
Products
&
14%
52
—
3
84% Mar 15
41% May 29
45% May 29
3% May 29
Corp
4
18
14%
26%
Adams-Millis
35% Jan
14%
26%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
:
1-1
Aeroquip Corp
———1
18% Apr
14%
26%
13
25
14%
26%
13
24
8,500
14%
26%
24
May 28
96%
26
13% Jan
9% Oct
43%
X96y2
183%
19% Jun
20% Jun
*423%
97%
18%
56 % Jun
3
43
96%
18%
4
Shares
43
963/4
-
18%
10
Co
the Week
Friday
July 5
July 4
18%
.
Adams Express
Sales for
PRICES *■
Thursday
July 3
—1
No par
Steel Co
Acme
1
43% Mar 18
11% Jan
10
Ino
'
95%
25
ACF Industries
Acme Markets Inc...—.—.
-
95
14%
1
15
Wednesday
JUly
42%
423/4
70
5
24
Mar
21
—i
ABC Vending Corp—
Laboratories
Jan
80
July 1
*42%
42%
93%
94%
—,-1
Abacus Fund
Abbott
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Jun
101
2
13% Jan
28
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
43% Jun 27
39% Jan | 7
99% May 2
72% Jan 17
12 % Mar 26
15% Jun 14
Year 1962
34% Oct 23
:-'.7 7•
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
LISTED STOCK
FOR EVERY
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Corp
_
•
•
26
32'A
*32%"-
11.800
20%
,20%
46.100
26%
5.400
27%
50
"
2.500
28%
281/4
18%
18%
18%
16.500
2iy4
21%
21%
9.300
*
Volume
Number 6279
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(107)
NEW YORK: STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
33
Jun
Range Since Jan. 1,1963 :
Lowest
Highest
43% Mar 13
May 16
Highest
25
421/4 Dec
31
NEW YORK
25
18
33 % Jan
15
Arizona
40
22
71% Mar 15
51% Mar 19
15
Armco
Oct
24
57% Feb
41% July
59% Apr
48% Apr
15
Armour
47% Jun
82 % Jan
25
32
38%
157/a Oct
20% Aug
9% Aug
•
7
84% Jun
7
7
87 Va Jan
2
92% Feb
l
Mar 22
34% Jan
3
43
Jun
7
Jan
12
10% Jan
4
13% Jan
23% Apr
33 % Feb
16
17% Jan
2
20% Feb
26
26 % Jan
2
34% Mar 27
28% Feb
19% May 29
2 % Oct 25
Sep
20
25% Jan
2
May 25
2% Jan
2
5 Va
1
47% Nov 21
27
80% Jan
2
7
27% Jan
2
10 7/8 Dec
10% Jan
49% Jan
43
Jun
91% Apr
87
Jan
47% Dec
46% Jan
21
May 29
85
Oct
10
31% Jun
41% Oct
57% Feb
81 % Jan
88
25
12% Nov
Nov
25% Feb
Jun
29
11 % Jan
17
12% Jun
15
3
Jan
5
23
2% Jan
2
20
147/8 Jan
3
7
17% Jan
8
18
25% Jan
28
31% Jan
2
13% Apr
4
17 % Jan
35% Jun
27
41% Jun
1
29% Jun
4% May 29
37 % Jun
10
8% Mar 12
26
58% Feb
May 29
11 Va Jan
25
27% Jun
17
27
96 3/4 Jun
19% Apr 19
37% Mar 28
30
100
88
Jan
3
26% Jan
16
Mar 18
29
48% Feb
19
46 3/8 Jan
9% Oct
19
22 s/8 Feb
21
12
Jan
94
Avco
6
41/2%
4%
19% July
Jan
2
5
10 % Jan
2
12% Feb 25
30
39 % Jan
7
46 Va Feb
4
59
Jan
19
22
Dec
21
37
Jan
2
123/4 Apr
15% Jan
Jan
21
9
18 % May 29
343/8 Jan
11
6
3
333/8 July
277/a Jun 13
36 3/4 Oct
24
61 '
Feb
26
39% Jun
7
47% Jan
29% Jun
27
52% Jan
29
35% Apr
45 V* Apr
5
18
96%
Mar"28
177/a Oct
62% Jun
101%
14
54% Nov
117/8 Jun
Obt~~2
29% M'ar 21
24
1523/4 Jan
2
22% Mar
100
Jan
3
103% Mar
6
79
July
2
253/4 Jun
1153/4 Jan
1
16
95
Feb
19
57% July
28
223/s Jan
22
14
35
Apr
36% Dec
26
July 2
33% Apr 10
17
34% Jan
2
8
31 % Jun
5
29 % Sep
117/a Oct
27
,
16 % Jun
8
12% Jan
22% Feb
24
14 % May 29
9
113/4 Oct
24
19% Feb
15% Oct
24
50% Jan
4
7% Jun 25
12% Feb
14
753/4 Jan
31
13% Jan
9
,
Jan
3
22
July
303/a Jun
2
12
14%
35 %
36
36%
36%
27%
28
35%
27%
277/s
167/8
17%
167/s
17%
27
34 % Jun
25
557/8 Mar 15
49% July 16
108% Jun
l%Jan
54 % May 28
15
2
128 % Mar 23
13/4 Feb
503/8 Mar 22
43/8
4%
4%
45/8
553/8
56
553/8
557/8
55%
11%
111/8
111/4
Corp_IIjL3
11%
563/a
11%
13%
13 s/8
133/a
13%
13%
4,900
133/s
13 %
135/s
7,600
35
7,600
No par
com
B__
40
preferred-100
& Aroostook Corp
1
*513/4
1,900
52I/2
*513/4
523/4
*513/4
*51%
52%
173/8
18
173/4
18
18'A
18%
83
83 %
83
84
843/4
85
10'/a
11
107/s
11%
11
11
*11
11%
50
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
*44
45
1
131/4
133/a
131/a
13%
13%
*13%
133/a
30
30%
307/s
31%
333/8
1,600
_10
13%
317/8
38
38
1,100
10
38
38
38%
38%
Lomb Inc
:
5
10
35% Jan
263/4 Jan
2
283/4 Jan
2
34% Apr
343/4 Apr
1403/4 July 24
16% Jun
793/4 Jan
3
152% Apr 24
27% Mar 14
15
87% Nov
3
12
Mar 19
40% Jun
25
64
223/s Oct
31
39% Jan
2
153
Jan
4
20 3/4 Jan
3
160
Jun
32%
32'/a
7,000
251/4
255/s
25%
25%
253/s
253%
41
407/8
40 7/8
6,300
40%
41
413%
4.100
39
39%
46 %
47
Best
1
36%
Shoe
(A
S)
Creek
46 7/s
*100%
101 %
:_2.50
233/4
24%
23%
813/4
79
57%
14%
*57
37
*35%
pfd
Life
1
100
1
Savers
*35%
5
.38%
1
Corp
'
Corp
14 %
_5q
Petroleum
177/s
II
III
Co
./■
-
1
8
60 % Jun
6
263/4 Mar
6
333/4 Apr
263/4 Apr
16
15
&
7
217/s Jan
2
18% May
2
12% Jan
2
167/8 Apr
23
22% Jan
2
27 % Jan
14
35% May 29
56% Feb
1
35% Mar 26
403/a Feb
4
371/4 Apr V 5
5
21% Jan
30% Jan
4
38 7/s May 15
Bohn Aluminum
Mar 14
20% Jun
20% May 22
233/4 Jan
9
Bond Stores Inc
287/a Mar 12
67% May 24
477/8 Jun 13
Borden
41% Jun
25
70
Jan
2
57
34% Oct
24
48 3/8 Jan
3
41% Jan
Jan
15
9% Oct
22
84% May 24
2
22% Jan
36 3/4 Dec 21
79
29% May 29
2% July
47/8 Feb
27
11% Feb
7
Hi
873/4 Jun
10 3/s Mar
4
14% May
2
183/4
183/4
18 7/s
18%
193/8
193/a
*21%
213/4
213/4
22
263/4
261/4
213/4
263/4
22
26%
26 3/s
.,11%
Jl.1%
113/8
11%
11%, 11%
11%
26%
11%
20,200
3,600
517/8 t
525%
53%
11,600
12,400
51%
52%
57%
58
531/4
53%
*1211%
1231/4
1231/4
2 pesos
1%
1%
13/8
33/8 Jan
2
57/8 Jan
2
60% Jun
15
13
857/a Jan
30
83% Jan
4
903/4 Dec
13
87% Jan
2
May 29
437/8 Apr
36% Jan
3
45
111% Jan
4
114
109
Jun
27'
Apr
23
25
70
Jun
26
99% Feb
26
13% Oct
24
523/4 Jan
2
Oct
22
30%
116
85% July
143/4 May
Jan
30
1013/4 May 31
93 Va Jun 24
July
32
31%
32
32%
32%
321/2
32%
32%
32 5/8
325/s
32%
2,300
30%
303/4
303/8
30 3/4
303/a
305/8
50,100
*1551%
1561/4
26i/4
155%
1553/4
5
1951
100
Jan
10
6
20% Jan
8
27
25
90
July
7
37
Jan
8% Oct
31
18 % Mar
8
103/8 Jan
2
Buckingham Corp
Bucyrus-Erie Co
177/s May 13
63% Apr 24
26
61% Jan
29
Jan
17
24
15% Jan
26% Dec
2
93/4 Jan
2
25
14
257/8 Jan
2
88
Dec
78
55
80
Jan
13
85
Jan
70
Apr
9
Dec
13
76
Jan
23
93% Dec
10
90% Jan
113/4 Jun
27
24% Jan
5
24 Va Oct
24
53 % Mar 26
15 % Jun
24
17% May 29
18% Mar 19
9
7
13% Jan
2
16
18% Oct
27
n
^
19% Sep
v
28
7
15
11
91% Jan
3
50
3
^
®
26
^ar
Jan
16
see page
Jan
9% Feb 26
22% Jan
2ll
2
243/4
245/a
247%
1,700
145/a
15
143/4
143%
3,100
24
243/8
24%
245/a
5,900
353/4
35%
357%
19,300
347%
347%
35%
35 Va
35%
351/4
35%
35%
5
*341%
343/4
343/4
343/4
*343/8
July
Feb
California
5
5\
j
.
$4.25
10% May
3 V-
30% July
3
,
/
,
*87
*87
873/4
883/4
•
873/4
883%
20
13
131/4
13
13%
13%
133/s
13%
13%
3,800
42 7/s
42%
42%
42%
42%
X42%
42%
3,900
4%
883/4
*4%
4%
*4%
43/4
8
81/4
8
8
77/8
33
337/8
33
33
33%
11%
11%
12
113/8
117/8
47/8
*4%
8
12
1,300
2,600
117/a
12
6,400
6
3,300
2,100
100%
423%
1011%
*92%
94%
57/s
534
53/4
57%
42%
42%
423/4
97
98
98%
100%
94%
97
99%
*92%
*92%
94%
*92%
94%
44%
44%
x44%
445/s
100
112%
85%
86%
85%
86
853/4
15
15%
291%
15
15%
15
1
113
113
29%
27%
45
113
113
113
*1123%
86
85%
85%
2,200
153/8
15
15%
52,900
45
180
29%
2934
29%
293%
30
1,500
27%
27%
28
27%
28
4,100
153/4
157/a
15%
16
16
3,200
21,300
15
153/8
151/8
15%
893/4
*881/2
91%
30 3/4
305/s
15%
15%
15%
305/8
15%
60
61%
611/4
15%
15%
153/a
91%
90
90
31%
31%
*30
15%
15%
61%
61 %
*88
613/4
5
14%
143/s
141/4
14%
14%
34%
345/s
343/8
343/4
34%
347%
100
*103%
*103%
100
*99%
*99%!
*99%
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*99%
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157/a
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14%
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com
5,300
113
153/4
893/4
i
Inc
45
271/4
153/8
157/a
*301/8
Inc
13,500,
44
29%
273/s
15%
200
8%
34%
423/4
'
43%
*73%
337%
33%
53/4
1
2,400
42%
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413/4
*103%
14%
1
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i
303%!
200
200
16
2,400
62
2,000
8,300
15,500
15
347%
*103%
*99%
*99%
18
18%
18
18
18
18%
18%
183%
1,700
283/4
291/4
28%
29
28%
29%
29%
293%
31,700
1
*191/4
193/8
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
900
3%
*9%
9%
*91/8
93/8
9%
19%
9%
*9%
9%
200
1
5
Co
Corp
preferred
Ry Co
Canadian Breweries
Canadian Pacific
14,300
46%
10
Packing
conv
18,600
463%
63 5/8
457/s
61/8
5
preference
Southern
643/s
X46%
64%
453/8
42%
1
2.50
1
5
Canada
28
63%
46%
63
453/4
57/8
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
_i
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
107% Jan
700
637/s
643/a
No par
l
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
29
203%
41%
5
California Financial Corp
3
20
205/8
100
A
Burndy
Corp
Burroughs Corp
Terminal
195/a
21
453/8
-
3.50
No par
No par
preferred called
2nd
20
20 34
63 3/s
5
A
preferred called
4%%
197/8
21.
193/8
21
*20%
500
20
197/a
21
19%
1.25
94% May 22
55
Apr 25
4
52% Jan
24%
24% May 14
92% Apr 17
21% Jan
2
Foir footnotes,
301% July
3
27% Feb
12
48% Nov
4%
3 %%
.11% Apr 11
^
24
93 % Dec
24
85 % Jan
241/s
3
Byers Co (A M)
12T/8 Jan
122% Mar 27
275%
15
class
Co
9
4% Jan
11
May
May 28
27%
233/4
Co
series
Industries
10% Jan
23 /a Apr
8
277/a
_5
Watch
Bush
3
175/8 July 18
Bulova
Burlington
2
2
,
277/s
147/8
Bullock's Inc
17
Jan
7% Jan
18% Feb
12% Mar 28
27 7/8
1,100
5,900
243/4
common
21
„
Mar 27
**an
Co
18
32 % Jan
^
27%
No par
preferred
Feb
23
£5,4*
$5
34
May 29
Sep 25
r!L/?
i0
2
16% Mar 12
20 % Oct
76
26
Jan
277/a
1
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
76
May 23
96% May 24
19% Jun 20
7
26
8% Oct
4
Jan
30
13% Mar 15
28
5
15
35% May 17
103% Jun 13
May 23
84
27%
10
Brunswick Corp
25
2
28 3/8 Jan
Jun
58%
231/8
Inc
Budd
Jun
79% Jan
18
Co
16
4
21
9% Oct
583%
100
2
84 % Oct
41% Feb
183/a Jun
58%
14 3/s
common
8
26
44
58%
243/s
Inc
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
9% May 29
Dec 31
59
14%
common
preferred
700
30
59
2.50
7
33% May
313/4 May 16
18V8 May 13
27% Oct
89
241/4
Corp
2
153/4 Feb
267%
*87%
237/s
Corp
& Sons
28
14
500
*261%
89
59
__100
Jan
21% Feb
156
263/4
89
141/2
common
Stratton
Shoe
158
v,
263/4
91%
261/4
*89
23%
preferred
5.50%
Brown
26%
9IV2
58%
2.
Club
147/8 Jan
113/4 Jan
Nov"28
12 % May 29
79
Brass
Brooklyn Union Gas
21
93 % Jan
156
50c
Airways Inc
3'%%
26%
*89
1,100
No par
2
Manufacturing
&
156
50c
—
Bristol-Myers Co
3
1
28% Jun
23
47
61,000
313/s
Briggs
Briggs
3
23
13,700
30%
Braniff
4
373/a Jan
300
600
13/8
33
13
4% Feb
39% Nov 26
22%
125
32
14
8% Mar 13
24
1%
DAY
30%
6% Jan
23
Independence
32%
7.50
J)
22%
573/a
531%
313/b
preferred
(E
563/4
53%
*121
CLOSED.
8
Borman Food Stores Inc
Boston Edison Co
14
STOCK
EXCHANGE
I__40c
137/s Jun
10% Mar 18
37/8 Oct
26% Oct
Jun
13/8
223/8
Boston & Maine RR common_No
par
5% preferred
100
25
993/i Feb
223/s
Brach
7% Jun
30
221/4
;i
123
1%
221/4
13
35
123
211%
25
5% Feb
93/4 Feb
28% May 21
13/a
5 7 s/8
533/4
1
Co
3%%
9
125
52%
563/4
*53%
5
&
Borg-Warner Corp
12
30
9,600
191/4
jl
541/4
Co
Book-of-the-Month
437/s May 21
22
Dec
35
Jan
8
357/a Jan
6
93/4 Jan
9
4% Jun 28
25% Oct 25
85
Mar 18
30
26%
26%
581%
common
Bobbie Brooks Inc "_1
26
19%
^52%
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co
7
18
40
18%
.2.50
267/s Feb
Sep 25
19% Jun 25
393/4
19%
57%
Mfg Co
24% Dec
16
40%
18
10
Decker
24
Boeing
393/4
*53%
common
24
29
18%
100
of
31
Jan
393/4
19%
39%
36%
213/a
__100
Inc
Oct
26
5,500
*35%
1
Oct
18
14%
35%
1
Blaw-Knox Co
Black
27,300
353/8
50
common
Co
Corp
series
51% Jan
14
4,400
86%
59%
18% '
1
Inc
Steel
pfd
14%
5,600
fl
-•
preferred
Gypsum
4%%
*57
37
513/4
7% preferred
Bigelow-Sanford
11
233/4
85%
213/a
Corp
&
243/a
17,500
V
2
Intercontinental Corp
conv
477/8
101%
24%
59
14
39%
18%
24
425/a
471/4
*1001%
44,800
1,700
2,700
—+No~par-
'
41%
48
101%
*100%
*1001/2* IOII/4
1
_I
Co
.ft
42%
47%
82'/a
57%
393/4
24
80
_I
RR
97/8 Oct
20
39
46 %
100
preferred
Bestwall
11
Jun
130
253/a
Bethlehem
3
28 % Jun
1,400
41
$4.50
8
91
86% Mar 27
3,200
2,000
40 3/4
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Berman Leasing Co__
16
Feb
38%
19%
86%
25%
Bell
15
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
*38
18%
853/4
II_i
Inc
Belding-Heminway
6
22
53
1
10
Laboratories
Belco
21
24
250
37%
Beneficial Finance Co
5% preferred
27% Oct
1021%
92%
Beech-Nut
3
223/s Oct
42
102V4
37%
&
Beech
19
26
345/8
102
37%
4%%
Beech Aircraft Corp
19
27% Oct
102
37%
Bendix
1% Feb
34%
341%
102
377/8
24
23% Jun
102
371/4
59% Jfcn
2
343/4
341/4
1023/i
6,800
37 3/4
Howell
17
343/4
102
4%
37%
Gossett Co
1% Jan
4%
100
&
■17% Apr
30% Jun
4%
/56
34%
100
common
&
20
15,300
7,700
92
Bell
60
Apr
55% Jun
283/4
175/8
45,000
17%
92%
Bell
125% Jun
/ 10,200
28%
17%
*91%
5
1
28%
17%
92%
13
15
37%
277/a
22,400
11%
non-cumulative
Beck
May 28
28
15
37
11%
Beaunit Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
13
51% Feb
4,800
33
37%
*911%
4%%
14
49% Jan
114 Va Mar
22%
143/4
92 %
•
Sep
21%
*29
15%
'
48
32
15%
par
7
43% May 14
19% July
2
207/s Jan 18
21% Mar 28
23
*29%
15
7,200
Cigars Inc
No par
(James B) Distilling Co
2
Beatrice Foods Co com
No
8
Jun
221/4
32
15%
190
29,700
43/8
Beam
15
37
17
23
21%
*29%
33
88%
2,200
23,900
16%;
27/a
*16%
50
167/s
27/8 V: 3
*16%
17
DAY
52%
87
Independence
57
51%
17%
2%
2%
17
15
Bayuk
25
Jan
22%
22
*30
16%
17
2%
*16%
88
*91 %
Baxter
10
16 3/4 Jan
18% Apr 26
26
66
16%
2%
17
7,300
4,000
93%
57
517/s
87
10%
44%
__10o
Bausch
5
42% July
497/8 Mar 14
20 3/4 Mar
17
103/4
44
*92%
58
51%
89
33,200
11%
5%
convertible preference:
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works
Corp
29
453/4 Jan
22
367/a Mar 20
26
25
51%
1.800
v
553/4
Barber Oil Corp
Basic Inc common
8
52% Apr
23% Jan
CLOSED
4,600
■
1
series
Bangor
85% Mar
207/a Jan
24
EXCHANGE
93%
56%
517/s
93%
56%
30
9
Elec
preferred
Baltimore & Ohio
4%
44%
93%
57 %
51%
88%
STOCK
62%
___i
;
preferred series C
3
25
24
May
&
44
93%
2%
Co
5
Jun
92
Gas
44%
107/8
44%
*16%
Inc
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
May 28
10%
16%
1
v
Baltimore
107/8
*88
31%
47
29%
10%
44
9,200
2,900
3%
11 Va
57
3,600
28%
62%
30
*92%
700
29
47
62%
29%
51 %
x88%
10
100
5c
;
62
46%
61%
47
61%
18
28%
,
30%
1
Wilcox
?
29%
57
Corp
&
,
3%
30
20
Babbitt (B T) Inc
467/a
29
3%
1,600
11
*177/8
28%
*92%
No par
Corp common
preferred
3%
81%
41
*10%
17%
29
107/8
44
100
Coast Line RR
Avnet Electronics Corp
7
8% Oct
22
preferred
11
177/s
28%
28%
43%
90
41
29 %
Nichols common—«__No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2 50
Automatic Retailers of America_50c
22
38 3/4 Dec
OCt
62
Co
Austin
40% May 17
533/8 May 29
3
71
106% Feb
2
12% Nov 13
"45%
61 %
14% May 22
36% Feb
7
1
36
45%
10
12% May
32% Jan
Oct
60
50c
Investment
Babcock
9
29
3%
80
5,400
15,600
13,500
13,900
11,000
551/4
*89
41%
*10%
177/a
28%
28%
Baker Oil Tools
5
27%
3%
14
94 3/4 Mar
23
17%
27%
287/s
57% May 31
333/8 Feb
4
18% Oct
17%
27 Va
3%
45%
5%
8
11
Shares
54%
J90
41
the Week
43
80y4
*89
41%
*101%
28%
11% July
Jan
11
297/a
79%
90
411/4
42
29%
79%
*89
41 %
41%
30 Va
78%
90
.
1
Atlas
May 16
57/a Jan
'
2.50
Atlantic Refining common
$3.75 series B preferred
Atlas Chemical Industries
28% May 16
4% July
79%
'
1
4%
May 31
18
24% Mar
Inc
Brewing
46% Feb
104 % Mar
20
85% Jan
9
Mar 20
Mar
23
2.50
Industries
Atlantic
17% Apr
15% May 21
Corp
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5%
non-cumulative preferred__l0
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4%
12
Feb" 13
30% Mar 29
25
Constable
Associates
12
28%
Jun
79
*89
Co
Associated Dry Goods Corp
23
16% May 29
1
No par
common
Ashland Oil & Refining
21
Feb
14
43%
Associated
.28
38%
43
Corp
Arvin
25
27% Dec
July 23
9% Oct 24
43
Friday
July 5
42%
42%
29%
297/s
56 %
41%
Aro
15% Sep
,20% Dec
21
55%
42%
5
13
Apr
4
60% May 31
567/s Apr 16
89% Mar 14
3
56%
42
Co
*10%
17%
48% Jan
18% Jun
55%
5
94
11
29%
56
Arnold
10
2
30 %
55%
25
11
19
41%
297/8
407/8
19
Jan
40
Sales for
Thursday
July 4
July 3
2.50
Co
$3.75 preferred
.
Wednesday
.__10
Service
Corp
1
11% Jun
2
&
July 2
*41%
41%
Armstrong Rubber Co
May 13
33% Jun
2
86% Apr
14% Jan
48
16
31
Public
Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
3% May
8
517/s May 15
66 % May 16
43y8 Jan 22
58% Feb 25
6
34 Vi
2
66 Va Jan
2
18
15
52
16
29% Jun
47
89 % Jun
25
37% Oct
5
73% Apr 23
2
25% Oct 24
91/2 Oct 30
20 V2 Jun
Feb
Tuesday
July 1
No par
1
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
23% Jun
Oct
STOCK
EXCHANGE
39
11
Ry
Ltd
8%
30
57/s
8%
87/a
8%
87/8
8%
87/a
8,500
30%
9
30%
30%
30%
30'%
30%
30%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6,500
51,000
6
6
7
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
8,900
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
11,500
94%
95%
94
95 %
95
95%
94%
957/a
9,300
22 7/s
23
23
2,800
12%
12%
12%
23%
23
23%
♦93
93%
*93
93%
*93
93%
227/g
93%
23
No par
:_100
No par
___25
*54%
55
*54%
55
♦54%
55
*54%
55
9%
10
97/8
10
13,000
30%
54,200
9%
9%
287/s
29%
.
9%
9%
29 %
29%
'
29%
30 %
30
937/8
100
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(108)
.
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
stocks
Range for
Frcvions
Year1962
-
Highest
Lowest
Mar 16
43% Mar
1
49% Apr
11
24% May
2
29% Feb
19
15% Apr
81
24
56
Oct
25
32% Jan
Jun
13
15% Mar 30
12% Jun
jan
\45% Jun
8
25
28
19
101% Jan
2
Dec, 27
60% Jan
10
22
,
9
/0(T
26% Jun
64
44% Feb
26% Oct
26
38% Oct
23
JUly
Jan
3
7
Jan
Jan
4
4
124% Jan
M&r 22
137% May
9
44
26
Dec
19
16% Jun
14
13
28i% May 29
42% Feb
28
14% Nov
20% Mar
21
26% Feb
23
14% May 29
23% Jan
2
79
19% Sep
2
2
18% July
2
51
9
19
"
36% Jan
2
521/4 Mar 30
5
101% May 28
35
Jun
July
17
May 29
26
19
331/2 Mar 27
Apr
25
46% Apr
25
30% Jun
23% May 29
12% Nov
30
23
33
11
Oct
16
Oct
,23
I 24
35
May
33
Jan
7
4
60% Jan
19
Jan
14% Jan
28% Jun
6
19% Feb
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
Central Illinois Light com
No
4%% preferred
Central Illinois Pub Service__No
30% May 10
102% May 24
29% May 29
2
31% Dec
21
29% Feb
12
31% Apr
11
20% May 14
18% Jan
2
2*3 % Jan
Checker
25% Feb
101/8 Jan
£2% May 13
2
Jan
4
Jan
11
May 29
62
51% Jan
2
Mar
92
51% Jan
16
61% Jun
Jan
2
-1
16% Jan
14
20
22% Sep 24
27% Feb
19
14% Jan
2
15
10
Sep
7
Oct
24
Nov
5
48
17% Feb'
64% Feb
22% Feb
8% Jun 25
141/4 Oct
22
,
29% Jan
17
8
9% Jan
2
20
36% Feb
511/4 Jan
16 Vs Jun
7
13% Jan
27% Jun
20% Jan
43%i Jun
34%'Jun
26% Jun
30
26% Feb.
2
18% Jan
19
Jun
22
35% May
2
22
15% Jun
25
21
8% Oct
Mar 26
29 Jf. Jan
24
4
33% Jan
May 28
2
Feb
18% Jan
4
May
18% Apr
26
Jun
93
Oct
29
90
2
107
Dec
14
104
.
,
27
94% Jun
.
|
36i/4 Mar 20
Jun
27
49% Mar 21
411/4 Mar 20
46% Feb
44% Oct
24
59% Feb
5
68Vs Jun
8
55%. Jan
106
Jan
18i/8Npv~~l
35% Feb
2
1
20% Jan
61
:
26% Jan
31
Feb
Mar 23
243/4 Jan
3
14
Feb
7
7% Jun
27
8,700
28
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
11
n
11
11
11
25%
25%
25%
26%
26%
27%
19,800
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
13,600
22
21%
21%
14
21%
14%
21
3%
22
22%
22%
11,200
3%
3%
3%
4
3%
3%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
7,700
2,300
29%
18,000
31% Oct 23
31 % May 29
134% Jan
3
Jan
8
22
401% Jun
Jan
37% Feb
12
46Vi Jun
49% Nov
30
42
47% Jan
3
140
July
143
1
May 29
19% Nov
26
32% May 29
,
147 ,*
Mar 27
3
2
27% Jan
12
20% Jan
2
Jan
3
-41% Jan
21
55
•//:
Jan
l9
18% Jun
27
81% May
1
34% Dec 13
41 % Jan
19
80
Apr
31% Apr
22% Jan
Cotton
Oil
preferred
24%
*22 %
22%
*22%
17%
18%
17%
18
171/2
133/a
61%
63%
13%
13%
61 Vs
63%
__100
2 9 3/4
29%
5
4
44% July
2
35% Jun
5
4
Jan
24% Mar 19
42% Jun
17
21
Mar 20
441/4 Jan
1,800
7,000
310
50
stock__50
67 J/2
671/a
40
40
41%
42 Vb
41%
441/8
441/8
44%
& Pitts
Special
RR 7%
guaranteed
gtd
4%
Co
No par
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common_____i
.
$3.50
preferred
Collins
Aikman
Collins
Radio
No par
Co
Corp
5%%
No par
_
Corp___
_l
America
of
Fuel
Iron
&
50c
2
29% May 22
48% Feb 18
111% Feb
19
$4.25
Combustion
Credit
4%%
27% Jan
29
Commercial
50% Feb
14
Commonwealth
21% Oct
24
21
4
Nast
18
109
Jan
25
$5
Feb
28
115% Feb
13
4.12%
27% Apr
33% Feb
Id
2
Feb
1
43V4 Jun
22%
543/4
551/2
*43%
44%
81%
81%
82%
82%
110
42%
42%
43%
44%
13,1C0
29%
30%
29%
30
16,900
20 3/4
21%
20%
20%
2,000
9Vs
9,300
36%
200
35
21
Consol
of
27
98% Apr
7
IO2V4 Apr
23
89% Jan
3
Jun
12
94% Jan
3
17% Jun
25
28% Mar
9
23% Jan
92
15
94 %
2
94
46% July
40% Mar
102% Jan
93
Jan
4
$4.16
42% Mar 29
41/4 Jan
91% Jun
6
6% Jun
4
24
$3.75
83Vs
♦82V2
68%
70
69%
70'/2
69%
70%
3,200
28
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
5,900
9,100
106%
106%
22%
23%
22%
47%
48 Va
48
22%
48%
1
10
1
com„No par
No par
100
—5
1.33 %
9%
9%
10%
12 Vs
12%
12%
121/4
7,000
10 Vs
10%
10
*
10%
4,000
65
65%
66
66 Vs
66%
17,300
86
12,700
84%
84%
85%
85%
86
85%
107%
107%
107%
*107%
108
*107%
108
109%
109%
110 %
110%
111
*108%
109
700
28%
29 Vs
28%
29%
29%
30
29%
30
2,700
41%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
411/4
27%
27'/2
84
65
40%
5
]
1.25
common
5
par
10
No par
com__2
Continental
Insurance
5
13 'A Jun
5
Continental
Motors
1
43% May 29
35% May 29
56
Feb
19
53% Jan
63% May 16
Continental
of
56% Jan
2
Delaware
Corp
25
5
7
50c
7,500
*108%
40 Vs
100
Inc
-
■
Xl07%
64%
10% Jan
\
9%
12%
27%
29
jI
9%
600
.
10
64%
No par
Corp
36,900
40%
12% Jan
.
49%
27%
No par
Copper & Steel
preferred
Data
48%
64%
25
Continental
48%
39%
No par
com
convertible
Control
63
8,900
48
40%
15
5
9%
23%
64%
20 Va July
15
12
43
107
23
27%
64% Feb
68% July
63%
*9%
42%
106%
22%
23Vs
64%
17 % Jan
47% Apr
9%
43%
1061/4
40%
55% Jun
7
63
9%
12%
42%
27%
16
36% Mar
9%
10
83
106%
1
5
26
41% Jan
9%
12
43%
106
25%
10
Feb
$5
43
43%
72% Feb
3
42%
83%
106 ■.-•
America com
Inc
*82%
12.50
Co
preferred
Continental
*82 %
69%
5
Gas
Lines
Can
25%
83
100
Baking Co common
$5.50 preferred
No
Continental
26%
83
68 %
1
Inc
Continental
Air
9
*36%
26
preferred
Continental
109% May 31
48
Jun 17
9%
37
5
No par
51"% May 31
Jan
9
*36%
26
i
12% May 22
6% Jan
43% Apr
37.
26
Co
Co
Container Corp of
4%
preferred
37
26%
$4.52 preferred
Mar 25
21%
91/4
9Vs
,
25%
Corp
$4.50 preferred
18
29% May 10
94% Apr 24
Jan
87% Jan
105
21%
91/4
36%
5
Consumers Power
23
20%
140
3
42% Apr
20%
17,700
4,300
Consolidation
101% Dec
30%
24,100
Consolidated Laundries Corp
104'/a Nov
29%
56%
Consolidated'Natural
2
29%
•
301/4
6
Coal
29
r
59%
series
Foods
42 %
30
A
Consol Electronics Industries
Consolidated
40%
91/8
No par
Y
N
pref
41 y8
44%
59%
preferred
conv
813/4
40J/8
-
*55%
Cigar Corp
Edison
823/4
82
*82
*43%
59%
24
22
44%
30%
45% Jun
21.
20,200
22%
553/8
*44
443/4
55%
67 % Jun
see page
2,600
551/8
56V4
55%
29% May 29
footnotes,
22%
55
22%
54%
22%
553/8
30
35 % Jan
33'a May 29
3
94% Jan
For
221/4
22
59
Publishing Co
Consolidated
109
97% Jan
8% Jun
7,100
59
Cone Mills Corp
81 "Vb Jan
105% Apr
13
20,700
93%
55%
56% Jan
8% Feb
37%
93%
30
24% Jan
21
37%
94
29%
30
24
37Vs
93i%
57%
20
25
36V2
55%
36% Mar 16
Oct
30
363/s
93%
30%
45% Feb
Dec
143
35%
58%
65% Apr
4
*142
2,300
57
common
Edison
21
16
143
10
44%
29%
Solvents
39
47 y4 May 29
*142
*44'/2
93%
1
Co
27
19
45
58
preferred
conv
25 Va Jun
88% Apr
44'%
8,300
57
Engineering
Commercial
2
3
44%
43
36%
36%
No par
49% Jan
Jan
42 Vs
10
preferred
25
82
42%
100
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
Jun
2
41%
40%
93 3/4
5
B
Columbia Pictures common
107% Oct
48% Jan
42
143
100
70
*39%
Inc
System
66% July
5
89 % Feb 15
25
70
40%
System_2.50
Broadcasting
2
Jun
69
*39V2
35%
50
common
series
preferred
49 % Jan
38
40%
*142
142
69
69
*102%
93%
*44
5
106
142
*671/2
*391/2
:
__
States Gas Producing_33 V3C
50% Dec
2
31,400
200
103 %
25
3
1,700
103 %
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
8% Mar 15
4,400
8%
103
Conde
50% Jan
29%
8 Vs
DAY
1031/4
12 % Feb
107% Dec
293/4
Independence
IO2V2
10% Apr 29
14% May 14
24
8%
102J/2
No par
_
1
July 20
30
8 Vs
102 Va
preferred
S
5% Oct
29%
8%
24
33%
8% Jan
35% May 29
29%
8
37,900
24
24%
293/4
8
2,200
61
44
10% May
8% May
101
24%
17,700
114
60%
43%
7
Apr
24%
67%
6 6 3/4
114
CLOSED
33
4
Aug
*241%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
44
18
96
60%
42%
8
46
May 28
30% Oct 22
113Vs
60
33%
651/4 May 28
May 29
96
May 29
<
112%
28,400
43%
25
Jan
;
66
66
1133/4
60
59%
43%
44%
Feb
;
8
65%
112%
...
50
43%
33
Apr
25
44%
66%
43%
Feb
19
43Vs
43%
74
83% Dec ,27
443/a
2,300
333/a
83
113% Mar 30
44
45%
44
29% May 10
103
44 J/8
45V4
433/4
67 I
Jun
43%
360
105'/2
33Vs
15% Feb
30
46%
93
92%
*104
44
771/4 Jan
13
26 Vs
93%
1051/2
42%
22 % Jan
3
12,200
26%
*93
*104
,
43J/2
17
Oct
26%
26%
26%
12,800
33%
26
11% Jan
8
243,700
18%
44
Jan
7% Jun 25
11% Oct 24
8.7C0
63%
46 Va
24%
10
79% Jan
2
133/a
63'/f
46
*24%
_1
Columbia * Gas
45% Jan
13%
64%
451/4
65%
Co
12
May 29
13%
63 Vs
45%
59%
2,910
23
131/4
45
-
9,800
44
Coastal
17
84% Mar
105% Jan
35
*22 %
18,200
17%
93%
,
1131/4
Co
Iron
30% Jun
22
600'
42 V2
Equipment
26% Jan
5
10,800
62%
i8ya
105 Viz
65%
Colorado & Southern Ry—
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
37% Mar 23
500
15%
33%
' Clark
Columbia
55 % Jan
23
931/4
No par
14
25
*22%
223/4
-T05'/2
,
59%
;
24
27
94
__5
Jun
Jun
38%
.
15%
*62
263/a
105 J/2
112 J/4
_
preference™
Investing Co
Jun
15% Jun
34
38
*104
No par
conv
61
16
26
26%
V/V'93%
v:
No par
preferred
conv
60
31% Feb
26 Vs
com_8.5o
——100
preferred
Jan
20 Vb May 29
241%
,
_.__1
42% Jan
72% Mar 16
62%
.4
25%
+
7
31
15%
*62V2
12.50
Industries
45% Dec
4
15Va
63%
38
25%
Corp
30 Va Apr ,18
25
15%
62%
No par
5
_
28
May 29
38
14%
62%
25c
Cab
Corp
Colonial
Jun
38
37%
14%
*37%
14%
62
^
900
4.2C0
5,200
Colorado
Jun
26
25%
28%
19
14,
26
24%
26
16
41
26%
25%
3,600
12%
26%
Apr
69
25%
24%
■
60
12%
25%
10% Apr
24
20
59%
25
Yellow
39
Oct
*18
26,600
23% May 15
22
20%
25%
3
41
12%
*181/4
25%
2
Mar 19
60Va
*121/4
25%
8% Jan
51
59%
12%
25%
32% Jan
14
59%
20
*37%
;
700
14,500
104
253%
Coca-Cola
21
5
17
1118% Mar 15
Dec
12%
*18
63
62%
*96
25 Vs
17% Jail
31 % May
59%
12%
20
63%
104
*96
26
48V4 Jan
41
60%
12%
*18
62 3/4
63V4
104
25 V2
9
Nov
59%
*96
•
5,900
19,500
31%
"7% Oct~22
30
61%
62
103
43
41%
'
19 % May 29
61%
*96
-
42V2
42
9%
'
'
75% Jan
42%
41%
12,700
21%
26%
Clevite
9
581/4 Jun
24
*42%
41
25%
41%
Cleveland
5
May 14
13
96% May
9%
23%
21%
311/4
$4.50
39% Jun
20
84% Jan
103%, Jan
9%
Corporation1
Cluett Peabody & Co common__3.25
7%
preferred
100
|
8
Mar
21%
9%
,
26%
City Products Corp
Stores Co
11
57 ;
July
23%
21%
9%
41%
City
27
28% Feb
*70
70
64
231%
21%
9%
31%
City
May 22
36 Vb Jan
23
21%
9%
40%
Cleveland Electric Ilium com_No par
17
12
23
21 Vs
7.2C0
311/4
Cleveland-Cliffs
12
22%
4,1C0
32 %
'■
24%
_
4
65% Oct
70
38%
31%
$2.25
24
37% Apr
x32 %
32%
38%
401/4
343/4 Jun
;
32%
32%
101
38%
32%
38%
39%
45% May 16
3
28%
*99%
38%
33
41
100
45
6
28%
101
38%
38%
23%
A
7
58 % Jan
*99%
3,200
1.400
30%
series
2
33% Feb/
273/4
27%
101 "
44%
9%
No par
100
44%
20%
25
pfd
27%
*99%
.
22%
2
non-cum
27%
100
44%
32%
100
5
105
27%
99%
4
38 Vs
:/:/■/
5
31% Jun
17',
260
11
373/8 Jan
Apr
100%
25%
29% Feb
99
49
11
4
Oct"!
99%
24%
14%
2
.
2,000
2,100
12,400
48% Jan
102
37
49
45%
38% Jan
3
*99 '/a
25%
31% Oct
96% Jan
Jun
*36%
48%
99%
25
44%
23% Jun 27
9
36%
48%
40%
$4.40
11
37
36%
48%
25
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.
_lo
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Co common
10
■
14
9% Jan
27
31
136%
100
'
30
Jun
l.GOO
82
24%
43/4%
5
2
8% Dec
20
July
81
54
31%
4%
115% May 13
4
Jun 27
59
*80%
5,700
17%
*53%
44%
28%
preferred
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
3
112% Feb
82
30%
17%
-
DAY
30%
Chrysler
26
97% May 29
A
Chris-Craft
49% May-13
32
*80%
30%
Independence
*8C%
54
82
5,900
43%
28%
10%
1
.Chock Full O'Nuts
13
521/4 Feb -16
*53%
1.100
24%
Corp
preferred
Chickasha
■
29
12
27% Jun 25
30%
17%
54
600
17%i
47
46%
T.23%
39%
5%
5
28V4 Apr
14
Mai 22
Feb
171/4
*53%
28%.
xl7%
CLOSED
25%
Chicago
15
1063% Jun
6
30
54
28
STOCK
EXCHANGE
900
Chicago
T
19
69 % Jun
12'A Mar 18
July 10
101 % Jan
19% Jun
Mar 19
15
51
87 Vb
28% July 5
23% May 13
20
27%
18%
46%
50
95
Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
25
24
14% Nov
27%
*94%
94%
28
22,900
43%
Chicago & North Westn coin_No par
3
19% Oct
94%
1C0
47%
143%
43
——40
series
17%
94%
24%
46%
14314
143
143
24%
1%
1
1.25
1
Class A
5%
24
26 % Jan
/
25
8
12
31% Jan
13
'
3
36% Feb
*24%
45%
45%
44%
Chicago Great Western Ry com—lo/i'vv.
5%
preferred
!
50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_No par
,
25
65 % Jun
24%
47%
*24%
24%
143
25%
No par
No par
Chicago & East 111 RR com
'
44%
*142
43%
Chesebrough-Pond's. Inc
;;
27% Jun 25
38% May
8
13% Nov
9
*24%
45
580
25%
_
convertible
3%%
20% Jun 25
4
4,600
45,800
70
par
Chesapeake & Ohio.Ry common
,
25
3
23
3%
44%
991/4
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
14
13 % Jun
2
Apr
13% Jan
3%
44%
48%
Corp
Chemway Corp
2 "
21% Nov
Oct
6
Motors
Chemetron
5
22
37
69%
44%
36
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Mar 25
May
70
3%
43%
1
1
—
64 Vs May 27
lOO.
7
70
43%
71
3%
42%
-
.
99%
Champion Spark Plug Co
May 29
Oct 24
40% May 16
34% Jan 17
98
69%
4
43%
48%
Co
2
60
70
200
1
Champion Papers Inc com
$4.50
preferred
Belt
22
9
14,500
36
Corp
32% Jan
Oct
9%
99%
Inc—
96i/4 Jan
75% Oct
9%
9%
9%
-140
v-
10
Products
Cessna Aircraft Co
Chadbourn Gotham
251/8 Jan
44% May 28
9%
9
,
48%
5
16
32
9%
5,800
'
36
No par
16
44
4,500
39%
39%
*49%"' 50 " -
2.50
Co
27
3
60%
3,200
100
No par
Industries
Corp
Certain-teed
41% Feb
Jan
58%
2,800
par
Cerro
Nov
37
58%
58
67
35%
par
Central & South West Corp
Central Soya Co
38% Feb
Mar 29
57%
"
Chain
45
57%
•
V
471/4 May 31
97/s July
57'A
17%
2
2
32
29%
6
5% Jan
32
17%.
49% Feb
7
32%
29%
3% Oct 24
24
5
49%
*31%
30%
30% Oct 24
3% Oct
39%
49 %
32%
29%
17%
4% Mar 13
151/4 Jun 25
39%
50
*53%
*80%
Co
25% May 23
18
40
*31%
5
1
Central Aguirre Sugar
Central Foundry Co
3% Mar 11
21
39
*49%
;Central of Georgia Ry com__No par
5% preferred series B
-100
20% Mar 20
100
39%
49%
'32%
18
1
Jan
22% Oct 25
91
Jun 21
34%
"
-
46
-
1
9% Apr
33% Jan
'66%
35%
18%
3
32
66%
34%
9
70
3%
42
,•;
66%
34%
38%
49 %
32%
56%
_20
Instruments Corp
240
Xl05%
66%
34%
106%
46
23
2
106%
106%
66
34%
18%
22
21
*105%
106
1,000
34%
,
Century
Jun
10% Jun
28
2,000
45%
7
13% Jun
Jan
13%
28
1
471/4 Feb
13%
28%
18%
22
26% May
22% Mar 11
2
411/a Jan
13%
451/2
2
36% July
49 va Apr
13 Vs
45
.h
102% Apr
45% May 31
7
98% Jan
13 Vs
28%
18%
Cenco
„
19
80% Jun
3
1,200
13
13
13 %
106% 107
x65%
66%
94%
18% May 20
53
Jun 18
73
25%
-
35% May 22
2
19% Jan
2
23% Apr
17% Oct
15
Jan
25%
94%
Celotex Corp common
5% preferred
:
•
Jan
22
l?A May 23
46%
25 %
94%
2
5
Jun
*45%
25 Va
24%
30% May 21
Jan
25
25i/2 May 28
93
21
15% Jan
46%
25%
142%
19
95% Jun
Jan
Shares
46
25 %
24%
44%
May 27
38% Jan
Dec
78
Jan
90
*
2
51% Nov
Aug 23
68
144
Mar 13
68
20
Jun
44
91
36 % Mar
the Week
25%
*140%
26% May 2
48% Jun 13
20% Jan
-
-
5
46% Jun
Friday
July 5
Thursday
July 4
-July 2 1]
45%
45%
juiy i
45
25
.
4% May 28
3% Jan
34% Mar
133 %
•
9
80"% Jan
64 % Jan
42% Jan 22
Jan 10
5
Jun
2i
29
25
-
10% May 23
3% Jan
29% Jim 25
i8y2Nov
i
28% Jun
54
29% Jan
July 3
45
Par
__——
9
29
50% Apr
Mar 12
36% Jan
70
2
-
4
43% May
2
Jan
48
3
May
34% Jan 22
65% Mar 13
77
26
2%Jun
28
-
41% Jun
9% Jan
=
4% May 29
44
36"% Jan
8
49% Sep
3
70
•
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Carey
May 21
108
33 % Mar 27
45% Mar 14
30 % May 29
45% Jan
Nov
103
\
Carborundum Co
5
(Philip) Mfg Co—
—10
Carlisle Corp —:—
No par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
-Carolina Power & Light
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
i—5
Carrier Corp common
10
*
4 % % preferred
50
Carriers & General .Corp.—
—1
Carter Products Inc
1
Caste (J 1/ Co common—1——1
7% preferred
..100
6%%
2nd preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor
No par
Ceco Steel Products Corp.——10
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
*
17o 2nd preferred
100
4%% conv preferred series A_100
10
12,
37 % Oct
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
v-v.-
NEW york stock
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
.
46%
46
46%
46V4
102%
102
102 %
101%
1021/4
103%
103%
*103
103%
103
103
46
27%
:
5,700
8C0
64%
65
4,300
40%
,
102
45%
27%
600
40%
9,000
46%
46%
11,800
100
101 Vb
630
*103
103%
96
96
96
96
*94%
95%
*94V2
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
28%
27%
28
*94%
96
*94%
*941/2
180
96
*94%
10%
49%
109
47%
*90
96
10%
10%
11
10%
96
11%
10%
50%
50
108%
108 %
108%
108%
109
47%
47 Vs
47 %
47V4
47%
91%
90%
90%
901/4
901/4
50 Vs
109
50
50
6
471/4
*90%
28.0C0
10,800
100
47%
24,800
91%
120
6
5%
19%
19%
19%
20
20%
20%
*18V2
56%
56Vs
56%
57
58%
58%
59%
xl2%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
7,300
61
61%
60%
61%
611/4
61%
61
61%
5,100
43 Va
43 Vs
43 Vs
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
700
59%
61%
61%
64%
63%
65%
65
68%
170,000
6 Vb
5%
11%
50%
109
60
8,900
56%
6
5%
50%
95%
6
19
10,400
1,000
17,500
Volume
198
Number 6279
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
Lowest
Controls
Ap.17% Jun
10
7
26% Jan
15
5
22% Jan
21
34% Mar 19
27V4 Jan
2
12
Jan
21% Jun
8% Oct
1
18% Oct
23
43
123/4 Jun
25
23 »/4 Mar
6
16% Jan
2
27 % Oct
26
43% Mar 21
32% Jan
2
May 28
60 % Mar 28
49
40
105 % Jun
87
27
Dec
14
92% Jan
5
18
Jan
4
194% Mar 19
90
Feb
.11
Oct
5
Dec
28
36
Oct
24
68 '/4 Jan
76% Jan
17
83
Dec
26
191/2 Feb
22% Jun
18
28
26
19
20y4 Jun
20
24/8 Feb
20% Jan
41
Jun
14
37% Aug
8
24
Feb
V
27
46 V2
Jan
4
53
Apr
100
Jan
24
45
3
96% Jan
4
21% Mat 29
16% Jan
2
May
12% Oct
22
86% Jun
27
14% Jun
25
19% Aug 23
17 A
6% Oct
25
15'/a Jan
19
3
70 '/2 Jan
Mar
19
I
2
II
25
2
10
Jan
3
b.%
npr
11% May
y? Jan
6% Jan
3
2
24% Jun
8% Feb
2o k Jan
3
39 % Feb
2
5% Jun
22
13% Feb
20
20
Jun
25
35
8% Dec
28
14j/2 Feb
19
14 Va Jun
27
201/4 Aug
Mar 13
9
7
Jan
12% Feb
17% Jan
2
31%
34%
*46%
47%
*4«%
50%
50'/2
97
97
2
qit
ori/8
lit
20%
21%
20%
21
ojt ?1
3
38% Feb
°1/4%
T
Mar 20
57% July
5
67% Apr
45
Jan
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27
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13
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26
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15
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3
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6
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30
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24
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2
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19
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Denv & Rio Grande West RR.No
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25
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22
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18
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15
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26
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27
30
c0i/2
14%
2
18
50.t2
*90%
31
<00
•
21%
At
14%
31
Feb
tt{?
v
92%
Dec
26
471/
14%
291/4 Jan
15
35%
17%
86
&
-
24
*90%
851/2 Dec
3.75%
5
*81%
lit
5
2
29'/4 Feb
lit
Itt
443/-
44
100
78 % Aug
Jun"15
"
400
13
48 Va
-
913?
__50c
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
4
Vtfr
59%
:
1
20%
3V8
58%
D
77% July 27
21%
21%
37
10
ijj
9%
20%
1
common
21
*55
6%
Diana Corp common
13%% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc
4
7%
11 %
1
preferred
iNv
7%
58
*11
20% May 29
,
7%
21%
*55
common
A
Cutler-Hammer
91%
5
preferred
prior
Class
*104
l00
Inc
Publishing
prior
50%
91
93%
12%
11%
21?®'
?6% lit-
108
21%
5
preferred
Curtis-Wright
16% May 24
20% May 21
Feb
No par
Press
Curtis
25
89% Apr
:
18% Mar 12
*104
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc._2.50
•N,V
22
Corp
4%%
15
32% Oct
No par
convertible preferred—100
S
26
78
preferred.
6.700
*93
113/
3.700
173
*89
pi
21%
Cuneo
24 V4 May 16
33% Jan
173
031/
lit
3.400
3,200
11A
16%
35%
14
16
'*
23%
2.500
30.200
21%
convertible
Cudahy Packing Co
6
35 J/s Aug 21
83
23
*93
93% )
12/2
I if
A -At
•«?>/
/0"
10%
2.400
55%
233?
1
15%
55%
ie%
C
7
31% May 29
47% Oct 24
•qq
3.100
15%
f
21%
14
10
33 % Jan
4?%
*81'l
83
931/.
?*%
l\v
tit
i
23%
Corp com
Zellerbach Corp common
5
$4.20
preferred.....
No par
Crucible Steel Co of America_.12.50
14
13
28
9% May 29
4?%
47%
*gi %
.
??
1
5
III
32%
34%
i?i/
lit lit
10
4
29
123-8 Feb
19% Dec
25
100
*93
13:^
V
5
01
25%
32%
21%
107/a
$2
rUn Jo
Jun 13
■
common.......:..!
*80
93%
A*/
1
lc
Crown
25
^an
Jan
7% July
52% Jan
45% Oct
*93
89
173.
Shares
25%
34%
Crown Cork & Seal common—2.50
23
21% Jun
5
2
107'% Feb
100
1947
111
24
Sep
5J% Jan
173%
the Week
July 5
21%
10%
5%
J.un „?
Jun 21
t
44
170%
171
89
____
Co
170%
Friday
July 4
34%
preferred
25
Crompton & Knowles Corp.__No par
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
4
34% Dec
97
Crane
of
ser
33A% preferred.
Crescent Petroleum
19
2
27% Aug 24
42 'A Mar 19
18
7
8
U,'
14% Anr
24
Aug
8
14% Jan
25% Feb,
4
24
91
8j%Jan
2
!
.100
Coty International Corp class A-
23% Jan
Oct
preferred
5
common
?
St-
Sales for
Thursday
22
3?./!
Cotylnc
2
\\t
20%
35
555"
25
5
£3%
21%
34%
io
42% Jan
It/4
21%
5
31
Mar 13
Dec
Works
3% %
Et
5
{It
PRICES
,
IVt
Ht
o^4
/j
22%
15% Jan
5% Apr
5J
V
11 t
?1%
lot
IVt
22%
93% Jun
21
8IM2 Apr
10% July
2
17% Oct
Glass
lit
IVt
lit
50c
preferred
.
Wednesday
A o*i/U y!,/
lit ??7/
22%
Co
3%%
32%
1
4% Mar 21
17
30
43
Corning
•
.
W
26%
151?
11% May 10
12
5 J/2 Dec
10
26%
31%
_
21
Apr
'
Feb
91
27
ll3/4 Oct
31
180% Jun
6
-vA*;
..5
Corn
Products
■
Ti.PsdavL°W A£D^HI<^H SALE
_._1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
May 22
/
_5
60
87% Jan
96% May 17
21% Mar 12
America
Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
3
■
>
24% May 13
38
Apr 22
Mar 29
152% Mar
27
of
y
•
Monday
EXCHANGE
Co
•;?*'.
.-
STOCK
Cooper-Bessemer
2
34 % Feb
27
15% Feb
YORK
3.
24
23
Sep
NEW
Highest
28% May 28
18 % Oct
6
May
1
19
48 %
May
2
1
49% May
16% Jan 14
6 % Jan
11
18% Jan
10
50% Jan
14
Jun
11
8% Feb
fi
22% Jan
2
27% Jun
24
50% Mar
5
51 % Jan
8
30% Jan
3
39 % Jun
11
21.
Factor
(Max)
Fafnir
Bearing
Fairbanks
& Co class A
Co
Morse
&
Co
Fairbanks Whitney
$1.50
Corp com
convertible preferred
46
45%
45%
*45%
44 %
44%
44%
44%
44%
45
No par
13
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
.1
40
18
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Falrchild Stratos Corp
1
Fairmont
Foods
Co
common
5% junior preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
5%
5%
6
6
5%
5%
^ 18 %
*18
18%
18
18
37
37V2
37
38%
38%
39%
6
6 %
6
6%
50c
26%
50
*50%
1
36%
26%
27
51%
37
"
27
*50%
51%
36%
37%
6
27
*50
36%
6%
27
51
37%
5%
1.500
18
18%
500
38%
38%
13,600
6%
7.700
6
26%
*50
36%
27%
4.200
50%
36%
.
1.800
The Commercial and Financial
14
Chronicle
.
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
.
(110)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Friday
Sales for
the Week
Juiy
'Shares
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
May 28
13% Jun
25
28
6% Jun
14
ll7/8 Oct
Highest
Apr
A-
34
:&'/
26% Jan
2
10 % Mar 13
17
8 Va Jan
24
23% Feb
15% Jan
2
42% Mar 15
'
23% Feb
1
2
Jan
Jun
25
65/a Oct
24r
25
5
14 % Feb
14% Oct
2 2 % Feb
31
♦
Lowest
>
Mar 2g
29
20
30% Oct
5
8
Federal
1
7 Va
8
series A__23
Paper Board Co common—5
4.60%
preferred
25
Federated Dept Stores—
1.25
18%
24% May 22
50Jun 19
*
2
42% Jan
2
Dec
6
13% Apr
23
18% Jun
2
43% Jun'
23% Mar 20
26
Jan
2
29% May
35% Jan
Oct
24
53% Feb
6
18% Jun
20
31% Feb
15
May 29
28% Dec
5
27% Jan
25 % Oct
24
23
5QV» Jan
2
50 % Jan
2
20% May
8
Oct
18% Jan y*&
17 % Jan
1
104
26
3% Jun
25
28 % Jun
25
First
>
$4
$4.50
25
46% Jan
9
Florida
Power
2
2
75% Jan
18
Florida
Power &
Jun
10
Fluor
25
82% Feb
65% Jan
24
30 Va Mar
14
29 Va Oct
24
30
18% Oct
26
40 V4 Jan
22
96
Jan
21% Jan
2
95% Jan
-
Jan
97
4
F
29% Jan
3
16% Mar 13
?1% May l"
11
21V4 Jan
8
13
Jan
4
16% May 20
14% Jan
3
11% Jan
2
15 % May
3
12 Va Feb
14
56% Jun
7
May 29
25
8% Nov
7
20 Va Mar 29
36 Va Jun
26
Dec
26
7% Oct
24
14% Jan
4
22% Oct
24
45% Feb
9% May
8
47
Oct
24
67.
Feb
42% Apr
11
-77/a Oct
24
29
19% Jan
3
19 V4 Oct
3
"29% Jan
12
23% Oct
24
25
'
56
85
78% May 29
I
Nov
■'■*■■
M
Food
C
30
31%
313/4
53%
52%
Ford
34%
STOCK
33%
Motor
39%
EXCHANGE
39%
40
58%
58%
CLOSED
57 V4
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
22 Va
22%
22 Va
22%
*88%
91%
88%
88%
DAY
100 %
100 %
45%
45%
45 %
30 Va Feb
44Va
70%
71
17
17%
9% Jan
24
2
28 Va Apr
26
Freeport
24% Jan
84
Jun
4
Friden
33% Jun
6
Fruehauf
39
2
89
:
15
Jan
:
Sulphur
Co
107400
17%
17%
17%
171/4
171%
41%
22%
22%
Corp
*8 Va
*95%
20%
20%
20%
41%
41%
21
4,900
21%
*16
""
'
•
12,700
;
97
16 V2
17,600
15 %
*15%
16
13%
13%
14
14%
14%
9%
9%
10
10%
10
10 Va
4,500
531/2
81,000
9%
10.500
*15
51%
26
52%
53
53%
9%
,9%
;
26%
53%
•9%
26%
26%
9%
;
"
24%
35%
36%
29%
30 Va
88
30%
31%
30%
■/*
»
■'
'
34%
34%
35%
8
:
8 Va
35%
35%
30%
86
86
*
•
"■
36%
30%
86 V
86
26%
900
31
2,400
31%
35
35 %
8.S00
"
•'
24%
30 Va
35%
29%
r
...
100
/' :■
.
8
24%
24%
y-
'
9V2
■
*26%
r:
8
8
2 4'/a
.*
;l;
■"
32%
34%
t
'
♦86
100
22%
*95%
i
4,400
''
41%
22
20%
41
97%
-•
83a
1
common
preferred
I
1
•.,
22%
97%
34%
__33 VaC
Inc__—
4%
Jun "21
8.800
71%
22 Va
'
•24%
110
Corp
7,500
VV
44%
71%
41%
32-
•
-.
443/a
71 %
*95%
9%
26
343a
-
7%
44%
71
13%
30%
_50c
:
'500
44
■,
V
50
45%
7
7
20
-/4
L
16%
52 Va
9%
25%"
1
1
Corp
i
Franklin
Stores
26% Mar 19
15
20
Co
2
-10
9,6 JO
lb
44 ft
9%
51
2.50
3.700
87%
71
14
9%
22%
70 v4
41% ; 42
22 Va ■; 22 %
V
-5,800
22 %
-*451/4
45%
6%
6%
/•
.
lv/» %
■
2
.
45 %
'
43%
!
15%
2
22% Jan
6%
6%
6%
44
15%
Fram
27
38% May
28
July
8
Foxboro
7
45%
.
102
*101
34,600
21,300
-
87
Independence
91V2
102
2,900
10,800
22%
22
22%
*100
4,400
'
:
22
21
13%
Inc—
;
22 Vc
_10
Co
-
58
20 %
Dairies
*
34
39
20%
Foster-Wheeler Corp
7,700
'
72
33 %
*88 J/2
1
4,500
•
•
30%;
b1
.
34
,
1,100
/
31%
<
39%
common —1
Foremost
'. .•••■'.•
v*
58%
."97%
;
■' '
58%
*35%
Co
'
>•
33%
1
Inc
29%
31%
.;
.
38%
15
Mineral
"
•*27%1
■
59 %
'
Mart
27%
,*
;
■
.»
34
common
convertible preferred
4%
Foote
23,500
16Va
39%
pfd series of '51_
Markets Inc
Giant
1,600
41%
58%
2.50
Inc
J
's
400
-
49%
38%
x33
2.50
—10.
Stores
divid
S
53%
•
3,800
>24%,;
16
:
V'
•
41
-f ;- b.- t
•?
/
.
31%
51%
No par
Corp
Fair
Food
2
37% Jun
26% Mar 19
2
Jan
27% Feb
May 29
17'/a
30%
31Va
Co__25
Light Co_.
10% May 17
30
I..-'-s y.
30%
29%
53%
;No par
Corp
31 % May 20
2
Apr
27%
•
31%
-
8% Jan
1
25% Oct
~
1
Mar
42
2;-!
27%
,
y:.y V
p"s•'• :?•
1,400
•,
•
500
8,500
.
'*
29%
1
Railway
Coast
East
$4.20
21
10 V4 Jun
27%
40
49%
*•
16%
52 '/4
5
Corp Ltd:
Food
23
Dec
13% May 29
'
Florida
25 % red
14
27%
7%
8.400
.
•'"
.18 %
39 %
♦24V4
40%
30~'4
No par
Corp_No par
—No par
$2.25 conv B 2nd pfd.
14/
44% Jun
2
35% Jan
Dec
20
7%
181/4
'/>«'
-
T*'
497/a
Va
26 %
preferred—100
2nd
A
conv
23
7% Feb
40
40
16
40
-1
No par
Jan
5
49%
*16
15%
46%'
.
J..-.
.
17%
•••". V'1'
•,_*:'
j
24%
49%
;•
,
27%
26%
•'
10
Co common—
40% Feb
5
49 Va
*24%
24%
1
Inc
preferred
Feb
:
39%
-49%
Fischback & Moore Inc
Flintkote
3
13
18%
39%
*24%
-15%,
40 V
—_——
Stores
41 % Jan
Jan
7%
; 18%
'39'/a
7%
24%
15^-8
Rubber
&
National
2
6V4 Feb
47
-l-
*24
39%
Inc
First Charter Financial
Jan
125/8 Oct
Jan
Tire
Firestone
90
48% Jun
89
Corp
Federation
Financial
Mar 16
46
35% Jun
8
Mar
87
24
Filtrol
Jun
'!90
38%
Products—No par
Paper
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
18
25
25
101% July
5
46% May 13
23
7%
7%
18%
38%
•
.
2,300
46%
46%
46%
'
1
9 %
16%
,17
*17%
•
.
49%
—
16%
'46%
7%.:/,'
18%
39 Va
1
:
Corp
46%
;
17%
*8%
'
23% Jun
2
85 % Jan
26 V4 Mar 16
23
80% Aug
85
24
72% Jan
24
May 29
A37/a Oct
31% Jan
Fiberboara
2
15
37% Jan 29
44% apr 15
60% Jun 12
23% Jun 13
Mar 12
2
3
Ferro
36% Apr
66
Apr.
2
33
48% Mar 21
23% Oct
35% Feb
2
51% July
35 Va Mar 15
Fenestra
9%
v
'
—.10
Inc
7.
5
.
pfd
2nd
conv
Federal
Mar 21
42
May 31
23% Jan
3
36
7
5%%
*8%
9
16%
46%,
.9% May.
17%
33 Va
17
33
17%
116%
46%
19% May
33
17%
9
17
47% Jun
17
12
8%
2
33
8%
16%
5
54% Jan
43 % Oct
2
1
5
Corp
Mogul Bower Bearings
Pacific Electric Co com
<
»•-
*33
33
17%
■
July 4
July 3
17 Va
00
17
6% Apr
29
.
|
Corp
32%
1
5
Federal
27
14
Fawick
Fedders
10 Va May
22%-May 29
Corp
Metallurgical Corp
Finance
19% May 17
37% Jun
29
Family
Fansteel
Thursday/•'
Wednesday.
.
July 2
July 1
16% Jan
May 10
24
",■'22 % July 11
; \s
30
19
Tuesday
Monday
-
Par
EXCHANGE
9% May 16
;
37% Mar 12
2
7
44% Feb
25
July
STOCK
YORK
NEW
V,
Range Since Jan.1,1963
8
24%
;
24%
.36
1,200
1,200
..
16,600
•.36%
9,600
.
30%
.30%
34,200
87%
87'/a
70
G
:<
46% May 22
24
58
25
35 % Jun
31% May 28
Feb
21
43% Jari
39% Jun
13
24
14
27 % Jan
3% Jan
10
17% May 29
26% Jan
2
19
10% Jun
27
14% Jan
4
26
32 Va Feb
16
2
94% Jan
8
12
Jan
9
99 % May
44'A May 11
7
97
33
37%
38
43
433/a
convertible
__2
Inc
34
37
42%
43
General
$4.50
2
American
4%
4%
28 Va
'
28%
19%
19%
4%
'
h
•
*12
12 Va
*12
12 Va
12
12
29
29 Va
29
29
29%
29%
*98
99
*98%
99.;
33%
34%
78%
78%
9%
9%
115%
115%
♦68
Texas___5
>
99
*98
99
25
40% Jan
4
General
33
33%
32%
33%
33Va
67 % Jan
28
81
% Jun
7
General
77%
78 %
77%
78%
77%
5% Jun
26
23
7% Jan
2
9% Apr
23
General
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
Jun
28
16
91 Vo Jan
3
3D
1
11% Jan
2
8% Apr
8
117% Apr
9% Jan
26
20% Jan
9
7% Nov
10% Jan
32
79 % Jan
24
General
Jan
3
16% Jan
24
General
Bronze
2
54% Juri
13
General
Cable
6
83% Jan
15
91
Jun
27
46% Mar 20
29% Jan
4
-34
Apr
29
General
5% Jun
5
General
•
Genera!
<
85
8
Dec
Jun
27
24
6% Apr
Jun
25
36% Feb
1
f 54% Jun
25
®14
19
20
4% May 24
2
10 Va Oct
30
Jan
4
11
2
33% Jan
1
116% Dec
3
25
59% Dec
20
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
115% Dec
21
88% Dec
Jun
44% Jun
Apr
Dynamics
General'Electric
25
4
4
General
Foods
18
15% Jun
10
General
5
General
38
2
Apr
16
116% Feb
1
5%
57% Jan
2
73% Jun
3
Jan
2
118% Jun
5
1
87
Jan
3
32
May
"
40% Jan
15
17% Jan
?
23 Va May 10
General
26% Jun
25
59
9
33
43% May 31
General
34% Oct
19
44% Feb
9
37% Jan
10
29
7% Jan
2
5% Jan
3
37% Mar 22
31% Jan
4
Mar 19
35%
3'4%
115%
114%
70%
117
Signal
General
Mar
6
26 % Jan
22
28% Jun
7
$1.30
4
26% July
2
27% Jan
8
$1.25
preferred
18% Oct
24
29
Jan
2
22% Jan
2
26% May 15
General
6% Oct
24
19% Feb
20
13% Jun
General
Time
General
Tire
9% Mar 19
18
16
Oct
22
30'A Apr
4
97
Jun
25
1021/2 Feb
23
100
Apr
16
103
Mar 25
100
Jun
14
106% Apr
13
101 % Jan
4
107
Feb
21
2
42% Feb
19
Jan
14
38% Apr
8
Jun~22
58% Jan
3
33% July
20% Jan
35
101% Mar 12
30%
43 % Mar
l
104% July
53% Jun
6
40% May 29
12 % Jun 25
62% Jan
20
Feb
16
10
24% July
12
19,
Feb
21
13% Jun
14
53
Mar
5
27% Jan
24
16% Jan
36% Apr
May 29
2
27% May
3
52
Jan
17 % Jan
21% Oct
23
23% Jun
27
34% Nov
29
33
July
28 % Oct
24
55,
Jan
2
28
Jan
29'A Oct
26
43% Mar 15
33
32% Mar 21
67
10
2
$5
Tele
$4.50
5
13
Inc
Gerber
May 16
90 %
800
37%
37%
I29,300
20%
21 Ve
13,000
37%
38%
38
39Va
38%
14,300
39
38%
38%
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5%
5%
5%
5%
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32%
33V4
l
91%
8
Gillette
Jan
3
41% Apr
9
Gimbel
'
16% July
6
8% Jun 22
23 % Jan
2
30
May 15
14% Feb
14
9% Jan
2
16
Jun
20
32% Oct 24
45% Feb
14
36 V8 Jan
2
41% Jun
3
19% Dec 24
9% May 29
21 % Nov
14
18
1
17% Apr 30
6
11% Mar
Feb
15% Feb
13% Jan
9
4
42% Jan
2
31% Mar
40 Va
38%
200
5%
5%
15.000
32%
33 %
10,300
8,000
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16%
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15%
15%
16
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15%
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30
30
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30
30
30
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23%
23%
22%
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22%
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28
28
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28
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28
4.600
21,000
100
28
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26%
26%
26%
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3.33%
24%
24%
24%
25Va
24Va
25%
2 4 ¥4
267/a
25 Va
50,300
2.50
11%
121/4
12
12%
12
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49%
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50%
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25.000
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61%
62%
63%
64%
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80c
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61%
22%
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25%
102%
104
900
36%
36%
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102%
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26 3/4
36 Va
35%
No par
preferred
24%
24%
103
104
100
1
24%
24%
24%
100
•
3,300
23Vo
22%
23
24%
61,900
14 V-:
14
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14
14
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of Calif_l
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5
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28
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27%
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27%
28
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33
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34
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36
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38%
38%
38%
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27
27%
27%
27%
28
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Greeting
Corp
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Glidden
39'/a
38%
29 %
25
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36% Apr
33
32%
39%
39
1
Getty Oil Co
Giant Portland Cement Co
11
5%
32 Va
2.50
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5
15
Gibson
2,100
6.67
5
25
36% May 15
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90%
—
Products
115%
22 Va
common
conv
115%
90%
Corp
Rubber
Georgia-Pacific
103,900
38%
preference
Genesco
310
71 V8
70
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&
115 Va
116%
115
37%
preference
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,
115%
24,200
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DAY
71
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&
X115 Va
Independence
115%
70%
901/4
preferred
Dec
♦115
70%
38
Telephone Co of Florida—
(series B)
25
28
36
35%
35%
115
400
21%
Corp
28
17,800
21%
Industries
May 29
25% July 26
26
14
37
Refractories
Steel
16,000
13%
37%
Equipt Corp
General
General
84
21%
General
Jun
83 Va
20%
Public
31% Jun
CLOSED
35%
General
16% Jun
39,200
42%
,
91V4
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34
80%
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5%'
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80 Va
EXCHANGE
70
117
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45,400
STOCK
42%
13%
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2
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80%
13%
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11% Jan
25%
42 Va
14
69%
10
79%
13%
preferred
26% Jan
5
2,300
14
34%
.
Precision
21 Va Mar
1
4,900
4%
84 Va
Public Service
44% Jan
18
9
30%
4%
6,900
No par
15
Advertising
Utilities
91
83V4
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conv
91
30
4%
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300
2,200
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79%
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51
81%
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6
24%
78%
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8%
;
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30%
ift
7,700
3,700
,
50%
82 V*
Jun
39 % May
24%
100
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22% Mar 28
Oct
21% Nov
Corp_
•
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200
1,200
93
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93
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14%
141/e
51
81%
par
common
Motors
General
1
95 % Mar
No
14Va
50%
;
30%
78% V
42%
8%
8%
8%
4%
25
78
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115
14%
30%
4%
24%
l
preferred
$3.75 preferred
31
30
4%
9%
51
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93
30
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30% Mar
-
L
preferred
43% Aug 14
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21
Co
Corp-,
Corp
Mills
General
14
25% May 28
50%
_5
Instrument
24
Jan
♦14 Va
51%
Finance
Oct
4 % May
8%
14%
50%
Corp
Corp
General
30% Jun
15
8%
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.
Finance
3
Apr
114
Inc
14
21% Jan
113
Co
Contract
84% Jun
77% Mar
21% May 29
'
7
25% Feb
8%
5
33%,
78%'
115
116
116
115
2
lst-.preferred
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114
No par
;
100
—_1
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Corp—
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44% Feb
85% Feb
39% Jan
Jan
4%
■i
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6
71% Mar
5
96
22
.,
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78% Mar 12
53'A Mar
35% July 25
57% Jun 25
108
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36% Jan
4'A Oct
27
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Transportation
1.25
Baking Co common..
5
preferred
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42% Mar 15
23
Oct
of
1,800
•
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12%
28%
100
Co
.v 100
19%
12%
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Oil
2,400
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28 %
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327/s Jun
Amer
3.5C0
4%
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6
Feb
7,500
4,400
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28%
19%
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99Nov
70
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50
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preferred
Acceptance Corp
$0.60 conv voting pref
14
30% Jan
May
4%%
13% Mar 21
8
102
32%
5
:
General
15
22% Apr
May 31
26% Mar
33 %
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5
'
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23% Jun
i.
Inc
Garrett Corp
Gar Wood Industries
6
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33 % Mar 27
4
Jan
Skogmo
Gardner-Denver Co_
47% May
40% Mar 20
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2 % Oct
18 % Jun
Gamble
2
31Va Mar 14
30 V4 Oct
Corp
Co
27Va
;
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6,700
1,700
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28
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28
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15
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121,000
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41
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32,200
3,500
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36% Oct
22
72 V2 Jan
24% Oct
24
44% Jan
30% Jun
21
54% Feb
9
25% Jun
14
41% Dec
12% Jun
27
20% Jan
20
29
12% Oct 24
34'A Jan
21 % Oct
49% Jan
22
15% Apr
10% May 29
'
29% Jan
22
17% Oct
O
83
2
1
3
4
21% Apr
25
Granby
2
16% Apr
15% Jan
2
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16
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2
27
27
33 % Apr
22
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22
Graniteville
11
12% Jan
2
15% Apr
2
20 Va Jan
2
26% May
12
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8
86% Jun
27
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4
4% Jan
11
Dec
5
.
60% Jan
2
39% Jan
14Va Jan
12
6
35
26
47% Feb
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2
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28
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2
May 29
147
Sep
36% Jan
137% July 3
22 Va Jun 26
1
17
143
2
27
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29
32% Nov
29
53
14
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26
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24%
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preferred
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400
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preference—"
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Manufacturing
$4.44 preferred
110% Jun ;18
22% Jan
$3
600
34
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•
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28
19
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-
28
101% Feb
Feb
48 V4
27%
conv
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28
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%%
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Shoe
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.
8
6
Apr
-
Feb
39% Mar 28
2
106
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^
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106
47 ¥a
1
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Financial
2
'
48
2.50
Pacific Tea
Ore
Sugar
2
Apr
99% Feb
&
Western
24
95-
47%
17%
Stores
Western
Jan
17
48
5
Great
2
18
47Va
100
Great
2
Jan
47%
Paper Co I.
25
Great Northern Ry Co^___^__No par
15
88% May
95Jan
1,000
47%
Northern
41% Jan
12
03% July 18 v'107
Dec 17
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Nor "Iron
44% May
34
12%
19
27%
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Atlantic
2
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Co
Great
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82
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5
preferred
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30 Va Jan
.
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12 %
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(W T) Co common
Great
61% Jan
7
f". J
26
18%
12%
5
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51V4 May 21 '
4
Jun
18%
121/4
4
City Steel
4
31% Jan
,■
31
19
Jan
:
19Va
12%
No par
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Mining Co Ltd.,
3%%
19%
12%
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Batteries Inc
Apr. 25
46% Jun 17
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Grant
9
17
2
12% Oct 23
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49% Apr
2
Jan
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19
12%
-
2
8
62 Va Feb
34% Oct
:
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19
lo
(B F)
Tire
11
49% Jun
24 % Feb
23
Dec
Gould-National
Goodyear
42% Feb
18
Oct
14
Goodrich Co
28
Jun
5
5
Inc
52% May 20
37% May 16
35 % Mar 19
30% Oct 24
34
Globe-Union
Globe-Wernicke Inc
37% Feb
25% Jan
75
July 2
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25
>—
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18Vs
3,665
Volume 198
Number 6279
.
.
The Commercial
.
Financial Chronicle
an a
(111)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1902
Lowest
37% Aug 30
83
29
59% Feb
14.
27% Jan
-
27% Jan
27
JUly
36
36i/2 Mar 22
May 28
18% Jun
Lowest
108
3
Jan
7
Apr 29
487a Feb
12
2
93
Feb
26 Vz Jun
26
36% Jan
24
34% Jan
217s Oct
23
34y2 Jan 15:
Oct
r
3
31 £.
4
>
' Aug -3
2074 July 11
39%'Jun 25
128% Apr
391/4 Jan
75% Jan,
383/4 Feb
Jan
4
17% May 29
16
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Oct
24%
:Y
22
42
13
■
35% Jan
Oct
9 3/4 Jan
24
126
7 28
2
43% May
2
303/4 Feb 28
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187a May
4 ".
173/4 Jan
407a Jan
2
2
2
3
July
157a Jun
22
Oct
19
Dec
7
lo
;
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Apr
5
May lo
-35%
6%
:
4474 Jun
39 r. Jun
Hat
3;
20 % Oct
5%
Jan
Apr
2
493/4 Jan
16
19
8974 Jun
10
303/4 Jan
8
24
Heller
4172 May 22
38 7B May 16
Helme
Helmerich
3.65%
'
Jan
191/4 Apr
227b Apr 23
1
133/a July
443/4 Jan
35
36
39i/2 May 14
July 13
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55y4 July 18
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50
118
■
82
Apr
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2
13 7s Feb
28
May 10
43% Jan
16
115
3
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5
36
20
8
37
Mar 21
Dec
Mar
62
1
118
8
37
May
23
65% Jan
2
413/4 Feb
12
,;
5%
Jan
11
4
Hertz
$2
153/8 May 24
137s Feb
20
21% July 10
163/4 Jan
2
Feb
14
3
151/4 Jun 21
37
Jan
2
197b Jan
187a Apr
17 74 May
3
227» May 16
243/8 Feb
1
Heublein
29
9
2774 Jan
Hewlett-Packard
12% Jun
25
193/e Jan
4
68'/4 Jun
13
76
Nov
29
Hess Oil &
14
2
21 7a
Jan
4
2574 Apr
17
96
July
5
40% Jun 12
Jan
8
14% Jan
74
May 31
~5%
Sep
18
11
Jan
4
22
Jun
15
33% Feb
13
71/4 Oct
24
1774 Jan
2
77a Apr
3
10% Jan
19
87e Feb
1
33/4 Jan
2
57s Apr
26
261/4 Jun
-
36% Mar
20
July
42
Dec
6
9
40y4 Jan
14
2
60
28
247a May 31
/■ Jun
25
41% Jan
94i/2 Dec
11"
25
21/2 Oct
101/8 Jun
25
17% Jan
233/4 Mar
Jan
1017a Jan
38*78 July
5
Hooker
3
99
9
$4.25
2
Feb
1
27b Jan
21
28
157s Jun
21
May
106% May
9
3 74 Feb
May 31
17
Hotel
5%
45% Jan
9
807a Jan
8
88
887a July
5
92% Mar 21
90
Jan
9
971/4 Dec
28
321/a Oct
24
45 % Aug
27
8
July
:
43% May-29
28 y8 Oct
95
:56% Apr
28
jun
96% July
1013/4 Mar
Johnson
57 % Mar
2
15974 Mar
81
57
8574 Mar
9
Jan
Feb
1
497a Jan
8
1577a Jan
2
16
4074 Jan
3
6
83 3/b Jan
9
Jun
2
15
300
4,500
Hupp Corp common—
5% preferred series A
Hussinann Refrigerator Co
33
Jan
6
74 Jan
4278 Jun
263/4 Apr
478 3/4 Jun
63 78
175
15
3
May 20
Jan
87
327a Apr
8
993/i May 20
35 74 Jun 25
Dec
18
Jan
4
12
Dec
7
61b Jun
17
Jun
29
55
Dec
17
487a Jan
21
647s Jan
4
7
10% Jan
28
29% Feb
7
Oct
26
21% Oct
36
25
62
26
v
May 29
37% Mar 13
207a Apr
22
Intel-national
Int'l
7%
Int'l
4%
Int'l
of
$4
Paper
preferred
5%
Resistance
497b Jan
3
Jan-
2
30
2174 Mar
8
93/4 Oct
22
113/4 Jun
25
1674 Jan
10
24% Feb. 21
1914 Jan
121
Apr
13% Jan
10
Jan
143/b May
8474 Jan
2
4%
conv
25% Jun
6
52
3
2
July
177a Apr
1
23
39
397b
25,500
3514
367a
4,400
315/s
31%
32
325/s
32%
327b
33
33
4,400
98
987t
*98
99
987a
99
99
99
24%
24*78
243/8
24%
2 4%
247a
247b
247a
43674
4287a
4387a
43974
426
56 7a
587t
58 7s
161%
160 3/4
1627a
1603/4
5
5174
52
51s/8
52%
*84 7a
87
*84%
58
57
1627a
50
4427a
59
587s
161%
161
52%
*84 7a
87
443
50s,b
87
9 7/8
*9%
93/4
*9%
974
61
617a
60%
613/4
61%
6274
16 3/4
177s
16 3/4
17
16%
17
2.50
307a
307a
30
307a
30 78
30%
*993/8
993/4
997a
*84 72
99%
1
100
*9%
33%
11
333/4
112%
*111
100
*99%
33%
*6 7a
33%
*110 7a
30
*99%
3374
11274
*110 7a
*9 7a
62
xl67a
11274
*6 7a
No par
*6 7a
7%
507a
507a
1
97a
9%
10c
215/8
22%
*833/4
84%
83%
83 3,4
84
84
255/8
253/4
255/a
25%
25%
2574
1
357s
36
3574
36
367a
37
337a
*111
Co
common
25
Tel & Tel com_No par
49s/8
22
*39
50
97a
/ 497a
•
22%
;
5974
23,900
161
710
517s
26,900
87
9%
6274
19,300
17
17,600-
3074
36,200
100
100
1,600
33 7b
113%
77a
50
320
9%
5,100
22 3 b
227b
3,200
*8334
8474
200
2574
.
267a
3,300
371b
3,200
/
*37
*39
5074
50%
50
5074
55,200
974
407a.
*39
407a
*6 7a
50
974
22 7a
9%
22
77b
50..;
50
50%
9%
407a
*39
7%
*50
140
4,600
445
407a
5174
45,400
•
1037a
102%
1037a
1037a
1033/4
103
1037a
*22%
22 3/4
227a
225/s
1,300
1,100
463A
*467s
pfd series B
pfd
Motor
Interstate
Power
Gas
13 3/4 May
6
Jaeger Machine Co
1974 Feb
1
Jefferson
7
90
Lake'Sulphur
365/a
36
36 3/8
367a
367a
36 5/8
37
5,700
2574
25
253/4
255/B
26
25
5,800
Co
253/4
26
25%
2674
26
2674
2574
29
2974
29
29%
2974
297a
29%
29%
1,800
1
54
547s
533/a
54
53%
54
537a
54
2,200
56%
57
56%.
57
5774
57
573/4
2,900
10
50c
2474
130
24%
131
■.
V
243/a
130 '
5
15*78
16
12
12
16
11%
12
1
15
88
88
53 74
54%
513/4
6174 Apr
89 74 Jun
30
Jewel Tea
20
3%%
59% Feb
7
42
Jan
2
517a Jun
6
7
737a Jan
2
907a May 2l
Co
Inc
common
130
15%
pfd—100
7
243/4
'
'•57
24%
•
•12974
24%
243/4
130
130
'
5
Co
29
1
74
15%
16
*87
155/8
11%
1674
88
523/4
-53
.
12
17%
♦86
537a
54
100
*897a
907a
5
4674
473/b
467t
47
4614
47
46%
5
86
87
857a
85 y2
8574
8674
86%
87
90%
60
6,000
•
Johnson
Johnson
1,800
18,900*
547a
*89 7a
Johns-Manville
&
2,700
88
907a
47 "
*89 7a
120
153/4
11%
17%
88
3,200
247b
17%
12
1674
88
2,900
130
157a
1578,
*89 Vz
preferred
Corp
100
4774
355/8
257s
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
5078 Jan
610
1
__i
:
I-T-E-Circuit Breaker Co_
7
47%
46 3/4,.
227a
3.50
& Electric
preferred
*46
467a
22 7s
23
2.50
Co_
Power & Light Co
Island Creek: Coal common
$6
*453/4
22 3/a
'
25%
233/4
Freight System
Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois
86 y4 Jan
395/8
36
1023/4
13
21.
1627a
29
162%
v
series C
:
100
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
$2 convertible preferred
_25
Interstate Dept Stores
1
88 % Jun
see page
4,500
106
2
footnotes,
*155
1627a
1,600
2,100
57b
357a
*155
*155
32%
80
10574
75 74 Jan
Feb
53/8
797s
105
14
112
3278
5%
807b
•;
105
87 % Jun
May 15
793/4
105
Mar 25
20
57a
-
3,900
10474
27
50 3/4 Dec
32%.
,32
.
315b
104%
131
May 29
3274
53/4
793/4
160
50 5/8
50
1047a
2
38
*55/8
797a
"
317a
100
16
3
■33
14
403/8 May 21
53/4
807a
*477s
36
Corp
Iowa
Jan
124 72 Aug
10474 Jun
.27 7a Jun
32
53/4
79%
507a
507a
50
31%
*
conv
; Jun
32
507a
317t
317a
393/4
preferred
4%
May 21
49
26
7%
5
58
28
12
24
•
International
Apr
Iowa Elec
2814 Jun
3
523/4 Apr
Jan
5
31%
500
355/8
1%
International Salt
2874 May 2
317s May 28
557a Apr
3
23*78 Jan
257a Jan
21
12 3/4 Jun
5174 July
106
32
...
No par
No par
International
Interstate
Jun
6,800
100
Rectifier
24
40
38%
397s
preferred
3
2
x387a
36
common
International
2
2
39
395/8
No par
1
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
4174 Jan
2
2,200
162 7a
Int'l Pipe & Ceramics Corp com
5% convertible preferred
997a Jan-
11
*48 7a
32
Limited
Shoe
July
567a
No par
International
Silver
,
557s
357a
com
Canada
Packers
International
25
For
Nickel
International
28 74 Jan
56
4,200
30
International Mining Corp
International
7
50*78 Jan
16,300
100
397a Jun
2
7,000
577b
*155
preferred
18
44Vz Jan
24%
5774
100
39% Jan
5074 Mar
347a
2474
577a
No par
Chemical
23
28
34
247s
385/s
387a
*493/4
50
31%
Machines—5
common
&
25
2278 Jun
34
247a
56%
100
preferred
413/4 Jan
;
23
Harvester
Minerals
86
Jun
507a
*48 7a
1
Business
28 V4 Apr
41
335/8
No par
Corp
2
1017a-May 20
6172 Oct
Iron
4
2
,
29
*493/4
No par
:
2
•39% May
387a
1
Co__
34% Jan
12
July 9
437a Sep 28
84"
July 16
383/4 Sep 24
21
Steel
257a Jan
Mar
383/4
50
De Mexico_100 pesos
common
No par
3
58 72 Jan
82
Elect
24
71
3874
50
27
11572 Jan
1
Jan
II
Corp
Feb
18
•
11
General
Jan
Jun
17% Nov
113 7a Jun
;
98
May 28
118
common—No par
4174 Apr
92
17% May 29 >
Co
•29
.
33
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
555/a
Interlake
25
18% Jan
25
557a'
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—10
Interchemical Corp common
5
472% preferred
IIlOO
17
56% May 22
105
18 i/a Jun
557a
preferred
preferred
4.20%
Inland
383/s May 23
35 7r Apr 10
997a Jun
7
1
77b May
557a
—No par
Indianapolis Power & Light
28
Mar 26
547s
preferred
Industria
Nov
7% May 29
RR
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
preferred
4% Jun
37
1
>
*48 7a
98
18
57
50
387s Mar 16
2 6 3/4 Feb
25
5674
527a
99
104
34%
24%
56 5/8
1,606
177a
*517a
1
25
33%
247/8
555/8
17%
527a
30
Oct
337/8
24%
DAY
II,100
*52
20 3/4 Mar 14
26
337i
7
170
7%
4474
527a
507a
1174 Jan
101
5
/
.
*52
68 74 Feb
10
17%
7%
*43
Independence
14,100
.7 70
993/4
52 7a
167s July
2678 Jan
30% Dec
.<>17%
;
33% 7
100
9974
1
13
2
'17%
17%
100
v
%
'4474t
—~5
Co
,
♦43
Industries.—No par
Central
774
CLOSED
*52
18
16
77a
4474
.
32 7a
EXCHANGE
I50
587a Mar 12
Jan
173/8
;
,
7-
9974.
4.70%
3
17
*43
STOCK
333/e
101
9974
47
5
Pec
>77s
44%
1774
33
*100
2,000
4974
1872 Dec
2
333/4
101
*9974 100
:■■;•
7 ?•;'
7%
*453/4
85% Jan
24
7
*43
g.'99
*477-4
4
Jan
32 7a
♦100
•>
1
—50
_5
32 3/4
10074
,99
46 s/8
Jun
5
10074
:
52 7»
49 V4
25
22% Oct
95
>;■
100
—100
32 7s
467a
Jun
9
7,800
53
*11
*48 7a
Jun
52"
28,166
47
31 y4 Jun
22
8
4974
1577a Jun
24
44 3
*48 7a
28
Jun
210
101
447a
44 3'8
*465/8
Jan
Jan
*11
44
4974
155
34
48
1174
*97%
.
44%
12,400
%
20
887s
47
19
43% Oct
473/4
100
-v
-
84%
*46 5/8
Jun
145
4778
44
2,600
567b
*48%
155
2
*97%
443/4
300
•
453/4
5674
*83
• •
50
5
38474 Jan
*45 %
56 5 b
56%
-
I50
Jan
2
257a 7
preferred
81 y4 Jun
578% Jan
15 7a
24%
46
4.08%
2
14
15 78
25
4.26% .preferred
Jan
Jun
157s
24%
25
65
300
100
44 7B
600
*45 74
46
40
2,100
3
21
5
2
*4574
*15 7a
70
:
45 5/u
52
4.42%
5
2574
3
947a
103% 7
52
Indiana
Mar
15 Vb
25
457a
515/s
5078 Mar 20
96
157a
1037a
517a
497a Feb 20
3634 Jan 29
237a Jan
15%
257a
46
*93%
I
30
Jan
19
26
274
53
Jan
Mar 16
453/4
234
3
4974 Jun
7% Feb
Apr
15%
25%
*4574
—1
Idaho Power Co
Ideal Cement Co_
87
29
1047a
x45 74
3
517a
Illinois
'
24
*103 7a
46 7/
457a
278
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd
No par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com——5
59
26
20 Va Oct
104%
45 7a
23/4
18,000
1374
,52 74
267a Mav 24
50% Sep
98
45
14,100
11%
7
1
1C314 1033/4
4,500
50
387b
507a
22
4
*103 7a
^4^4 %// 94%'
%
497a
Jan
23
93%
*1078
May 14
Mar
93 7a
3374
X13 7b
47
Apr
94%
4,800
13%
277a Apr
36
947a
I,800
;
11
49
307b Feb
36 3/a
3774
m
5,300
4%
477a
50%
Power
33
87b
*4 7b
137a
8
2
47%
8
■//
11
45% Jan
<
36 74
1
Co
.
Central
22
477a
'
:
48%
Illinois
39 % Jan
47%
874
13%
Illinois
483/4 Jan
4%
:
48%
117b
3
26
4%
1,500
5,800
137b
25
May 29
90% July 24
247b
87a
50
35,900
133s
573/4 Jun
25
24%
87»
4%
17,200
13%
41% Jun
151
25
8%
*4 74
'
6
.5
25
24 5/8
8 74
4 :i
50
Corp_
Co
347a Mar
25
24%
25
8 74
4%
•
24,900
v
1
Howard Stores
2
5 3/b July
10 3b
2 4 5/8
'
1,400
36
107a
103b
*973b
2
29% Feb
3574
103/8
3574
10%
101
463/4 Feb
May 21
36 3/a
3334
10%
*97 3/8
preferred
Lighting & Power
5
May 25
May 29
96
10%
'
237b
35 3 b
>
207b
96
100
No par
4.40%
21
43% Mar 30
23,
2074
96
887s
457b Apr
391b Jan
45% JUly 19
5
44i/2 Feb
237a
207s
89
29i/2. Jan
23% May 29
243/4 Jun 25
22%
*95
3574
8
50%
20%
95
*88
preferred series B
50'
22%
20%
*94
10%
No par
preferred series A
Feb
22 7a
89
5%
48
*22%
*88
5%
47
Apr 29
7 51% Feb 25
.2274
88 3/4
4
9
22
883/4
14
Nov ,15
22
100
14
52% May 16
6,900
16
85%
Jun
.463/e May
2074
50%
*84
37
31
Inc
preferred
Jun
30
13,800
25,900
207s
7
857a
Houston
7
24
,167a
2074
51%
preferred—
4%
6
May 23
163/a
19%
215/e
95
200
4,100
157a
207a
20%
337b
50%
33%
No par
83/4 Jan
Jun
207a
.
20
65
33%
19%
22
2274
117% /
65
:
157a
2.50
50c
Winston
103
,
:22
*94
10
103
36 7a
213/4
217a
*11674
;
337a
51
193/4
5
10
2
20
1
Corp
20
Mar 18
50 3/a
'•7 15
153/a
193/4
1
98 y4 Jan
32 % Jan
51
1574
5
9874 Feb
Jan
•
"
■
687a
327/a
337s
'
50c
Co
6
-
50
667a
323/4
•
56%
5
51/2 May 29
*64 7a
68%
33
56
14
.
667a
32%
100
2,300
29,300
*84
Jun
47
11674
*66%
„_No par
39
1074
387 b
85
23.1/4 May 29
18% Sep 27
•
117%
preferred_No par
25,900
/ 1,200
38
f
567a
Apr
...48
*116 74
85
45
42% Jan 16
447a JUly 16
48% July 3
117%
40
4,600
•
107a
56
.18
Apr
*11674
38%
11674
*38
—100
8
41
37%
c.
common_No par
30
-
38%
Finance
16% Jan
May 29
375/8
39 7s
*38
preferred
407b Jan
28"
38 3/a
Industries Inc common__3
14
25
.373/4
convertible
13
3iy8 Jun
107a
—100
&
Dec
'
42
18
37%
38
Corp
21% Feb
Jan
37%
397s
1074
Engineering Corp
13% Oct 26
3T
14
38
& Bearing Co
5
Corp of America common-—1
convertible preferred
25
Howard
6% Mar 20
23%
137s
49
Howe Sound
-9% Mar 26
•
89
2378
>14>..
3874
28
: Feb
101
6
."<• 5y8 'May 29'
13%
38 7a
14
5574 May
367a Jun
14
3834
2
3
13%
89
37%
2
2
147a
4274 ''
90
3774
97b Jan
283/b May
133/s
21%
42 7s
23%
10%
preferred
117a Jan
477b Jan
23%
*89
60
21 %
3378
50% July 5
133/8 Apr 24
9
8974
235/8
27%
7,400
2.500
3,900
4,500
4974
473/4 May 23
2
681/4 Jan;
24
8974
2374
'
227a
49%
2
20
90'
237a
2774
12,700
32.74
33/4%
9
*8974
•237e
1,100
44
36%
27%
277.
DAY
3274
6
Jun
,4274
*27
263/4
7%
44
357a
225/8
,
5,900
227s
36% >
22%
5074
8
.17% Feb,
1
May
217a
413/4
Independence
36
22%
49
397b Jan
May
217t
42
Mining
Household
Mar 26
100
21%
417a
1,900
2,700
*7%
44
3774
*22.
3974
Corp
4
Jan
13
2
3
42
91/4 Oct
977a APr
217a
4274
2074
36%
22
77-
217s
31%
$2.25
4
27%
21%
42
*4374
44
367s
•
3,600
5174
Houdaille
571/4 Mar 20
CLOSED
7s/8
2174
~
*43 74
-
6,900
'"1<:
1
EXCHANGE
'
1,100
497a
367b
1
363/4•
"
2,500
3374
317a
473/8 May 10
567B July
5
89% Jun
STOCK
22
7%
22,500
34%
7,200
33%
•:
5C7a
27 3/8 May 29
82% May 17
36 74
70
600
:
;
48%
347a
20
21%
7
7s/8
100 '
■
3474
3174
2
6
367a
22
'7%
3474
1
2
14
36%
2134
7%
26%
105
133 7a
12.50
Chemical Corp common-—5
18% Jan
10
36 72
22 3/a
34%
46
401b Jan
Aug
333/4
,19%
;
700
32,7a
32
*131
4674
1
Jan
33%
20
r
24% 7
46
May 17
75
32%
197/8
.
X26%
Hoover Ball
15
33%
20 ;
:
38%
$5 div 2nd pfd series C
4874 Mav 31
323/j.-
"■
100
-
33
24
'3474 -.3474
48
47%
7
22 7a
1
Ri'nehart
6
83
321/4 Jun
Sugar
Holt
93
34
48%
33
347s
/ 1074
Electronics
Homestake
2
34
47 74
487s
*102 7a
133%
.
10 7a
Holland Furnace Co
Holly
6,800
r •
,.
32%.
34s/8
*131
387a
Inc
Hotels
Hoffman
11
5
41
37% July 18
517a May 21
Hilton
353/8
1337a
5
52 7s Feb
327a May
1
22
25
31%
35
*131
:
34
3974
Corp
14
12
5
Hill
3474 Jun
15
Jan
24
14% Jun
Jun
.35% Feb
104
Mar 22
93
2414 Jun
28% Jan
7
4374 Jan
3
25
26
2
Jun
277b Mar 19
July 18
87y2 Jun
Jan
30
11
32%
35%
1337a
-
3774
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
3 7a % preferred series A_
100
4
3% Dec
6
13
-
:
1074
Chemical Corp
High Voltage
31%
24
397a
Inc
Hewitt-Robins
1274
*25'5/8
103%
3374
43 %
1
24
7,100
•
*37 7a
Chocolate Corp
24
Oct
5C7a 7'
-v
3374
7 233/4
22 3/s
1
Co
23
10% Oct
3374
23%
*4374
:
_100
A
31%
■
/
-;
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8.33 73
Industries
16
1037a
3374
23%
.24
36
Nopar
141/4 Oct
:
26
5
common
class
106
13
,
5
&
conv
*103
-
23%
77a
preferred__25
Payne
10c
Powder common
11/24
Hershey
7
10i4
*
26
263/4
40c
preferred—
Apr
543/4 Jun
*26%
■
'
non-cumulative
Hercules
263/4
213/4
1
383/4
3074
c:
i93/4
(W E > & Co___^_„___>__25c
(GiW) common
10
7%
Mar 11
69
317s Mar 26
40% Mar 27
May 29
32 y8 Oct
18% Jan
Jan
*
-
1
preferred
Helene Curtis
-
-
7" 3874
%:
503/8
12 3/4
'487a
50
Hazeltine Corp.
Heinz (HJ) Co
3174
507s
•35 7c
5
common
Hayes Industries Inc
20
3174
13
31%- 32%
•
5
Telephone Co
85% Feb
48
24
Shares
50%
3174
5078
12%
•'
__1.25
preferred
39
2
the Week
July 5
38%
.
507a
104
_i
Marx
*38
3174
34
Haveg Industries Inc
88
Mar
&
38%
527b
131
:
of. America
6472 Jan
10% May 29
31 y2 Oct 31
25
Corp
Hawaiian
"
Friday
July 4
3174
100
Harvey Aluminum Inc
21
Sales for
Thursday
1374
Inc___^..l
Chemical Co
Hart Schaffner
'
*38
'-33%; 3374
:
7.5o
com
World
Harshaw
317a Jan
-
100
;
Brace -&
6
2574 May 3
29% May 20
25% Feb 20
SALE PRICES
12%
*26
_2.5o
9
11
HIGH
Wednesday
Julys
-
50 7a
2.50
—l
Corp—
Harsco Corporation.
May 2j
.23% May 6
July 2
38%
31
-----
1
common
Harris-Intertype
37
9 *:. Feb
preferred
•
5
~._i
.
•Harbison-Walker Refrac
Harcourt
*38'
5
.
Hammond Organ Co_
Hanna (MA) Co_—•
10
Jun"
21% Jan
12.50
/> 4% convertible preferred
Hammermill Paper Co
5
7;
533/4 Jan
16
193/4 Jan
24% Apr
34
35
77a Mar 26
Mar 29
22
84
38 ii
132
.
9
323/b Mar 20
'
3
.
7
22
Jan
Co___
•Hamilton Watch Co1
9.
Tuesday
July 1
H
Halliburton
'
Jan
.
Monday
Par
Hallicrafters Co_
10
May 21
-
LOW AND
STOCK
Hackensack. Water
Hall (WF) Printing Co
26
3374 Jun
2.,
30% Jan
6% May 29
38% Jun 27
25
3
13/
Dec. 21
"42
May 29
6
74 Jan
317b Jan
1
30
2
217a-Feb
% 26
2
25%'May 29
22
2/%, Apr
1077a Apr
33% Apr
4
2974 Jan
v
48% Mar 13
122
40 V Jan
54% May 31
15 7a May 27
227b Feb 76
J an / 3
V167a Oct
,
YORK
EXCHANGE
323/4 Feb ? 6
12
7:12% Feb
2
V
*
26
NEW
Highest,
.
29
May 29
2&Vz May 28
44% Oct 24
10
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest.
907a
i
'
22,200
2,300
■•
16
(III)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
15
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29% Jan
2
15% Mar
73% Jan
May 29
2
47% Jan
38% Oct
22
88% Jun
18
13% Dec
19
17% Jan
26
40 V* Jan
24
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
24
15 % Apr
19
19% Jan
26 %
4
Logan Inc
50c
Laughlin Steel common.lo
preferred series A
loo
5%
May 15
20%
__
Jorgensen
(Earle
M)
Co
Wednesday
21 %
20%
53%
54 %
53 V2
104%
104%
19%
20%
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
July 3
July 2
104%
_i
the Week
Juiy 5
July 4
20%
Shares
20%
x2o
46,500
'
53 %
54%
53%
53%
104%
104'/a
104%
104 y2
104%
54
"18,200
320
14%
14 %
14 V2
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 y4
1,000
24%
III
Joy Manufacturing Co
Tuesday
July 1
Jones .&
13'/a Jan
Par
Jonathan
5d-/8 Apr
105 y2 Apr
15
100% Jan
102% Mar 26
YORK
EXCHANGE
21% Jun
4
14% Oct
NEW
Highest
24%
24 y4
24%
243,8
24%
24%
24%
5,800
38 s/e
9,309
K
25
May 29
84
Jun
26
47
Jan
3
103
Jun
7
37
Mar 15
32% Mar
99
Sep
90
Jan
50
42 y8 Jun
Mar 25
20
6
50% Dec
May 16
May 21
112
104 y2 Jan
102% Feb
"1
2
4
100
Jan
10
111
43/1%
21
July 31
83
86
Aug
6
94% Dec
95 y2 Jan
26
101 y2 Nov
26
Jan
24
85% Jun
24
3.80%
Feb
12
96
12
4%
993/4 May 10
5
403/4 Feb
93
26
102
27
95 y4 Jan
95% Oct
221
99
Jan
22
12
413/4 Nov
23
38 y4 Jan
4
20
Jan
8
91
Jan
26
36% Nov
94
y2 Dec
17% Nov
15
Nov
27
28% Oct
12
36% Jun
27
13% Oct
24
50% May
26 y2 Jan
.
20% Jun
24% Sep
24
48
Jan
2
30
Jan
59% Oct
22
86
Jan
5
60 y8 Oct
24
91% Mar
24
Jun
25
46 y2 Feb
19
30% Jun
25
41
Jan
23
33 V2 Jun
27
80 y2 Aug
2
21% Oct
20
24
Feb
57
26
Apr 11
preferred
Electric
19
42
[ Jun 21
40% May 7
8.75
Kendall
783/4 Jan
10
343/a Jan
423/4 Apr
22
373/8 Jan,, 9
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Jan
62% July
52% Mar 13
5
32 ya Jan
2
49% Jun
12
2
16% May 31
KLM
8
43 % Apr
Koppers Co Inc
4% preferred
Jan
39% Mar
84% Jan
25
16
Mar 22
89
10
Mar 22
21
32% Jan
Oct
22
36% Jan
8
21 % Jan
2
25% Jan
13% Oct
24
25% Mar 12
"16% Jan
2
28
213/a May
Royal Dutch Airlines
6
11
Oct
13 V4 Jan
22
20
Jun
25
30% Jan
2
233/4 Jan
2
153/4 Apr
30% Jun
11
26
39% Jan
4
273/8 Jan
2
34% Apr
10
K
24
18
Mar 12
8
9o%
*95%
;
50%
101
*99%
96%
60
1011/4
60
EXCHANGE
*95%
963/4
CLOSED
96%
*20%
32
50%
*95
*100%
*99%
STOCK
101
101
46%
46%
47
,
46%
2,200
21%
323/4
20%
20%
Independence
203/4
203/4
2,100
32%
32%
DAY
32%
32 %
5,400
20
195/8
71%
71
50 3/b
51%
19%
71%/;
46
51%
51
513%
2,800
19 5/8
19%
193/a
20'%
10,400
714b
71%
71
713/4
40
393/8
40 3%
40%
40%
39%
37%
38
37%
38%
383%
38%
72%
73%
73%
72
3,400
40
38
2,400
2,800
22,000
71%
71%
72
39%
38%
73%
71%
39%
38%
39%
391/4
40%
35%
36
36
36%
36%
36%
363/4
1,200
59%
59%
45%
15%
603/8
60%
62'%
45%
! 58%
i/45/K
59
443/4
-
45%
45%
453%
453%
26,200
1.7C0
■71%
1731/4
703/4
72
4,600
15,300
15%
153/4
*15%
40%
40%
40%
40%
89
89
883/4
1
88%
28%
29%
__10
28 la
29
28 %
28%
283%
29
22%
23
10
22%
23
23
233%
4,700
17%
17%
22%
17%
22%
173/4
18
18%
18 3%
21,000
*14%
10
Kroehler Mfg Co_.
V
*95
58%
.100
Kroger Co
24% Oct
20
*)'_■
71
100 g
1
common
Korvette (E J) Inc__
Kresge (S S) Co_______
Kress (S H) & Co
15
85%
35%
5
l
*84%
38%
1
1
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co___
85%
71%
2.50
.
*84 %
96%
46
21%
32
100
9,900
101%
*89%
100
108
38%
*100%
101
108
38%
101%
*95I/2
46%
~
113
38%
*100%
97
300
*110%
39%
...
"
95
900
51
38
Nopar
County Land Co
95
101
37%
19%
1
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
34
Kern
84%
A
♦98
51
111
71
1
.
*108
84%
50
g
Kennecott Copper
110
39
31%
_50c
Co
2
*110%
38%
101%
38%
•»
x-Y&'/r
*1C8
-
t
113
38%
95
38%
101
113
85%
*20%
No par
79% May
110
46
373/4
♦110%
*99%
25
Co
&
66% Jan
703/4 July
5
443/4 Mar 14
88
&
110%
*95%
com No par
Light Co
Kayser-Roth Corp__
Kellogg Co
Kelsey Hayes Co
25
73% Jun
3
Non-cumulative
26
51
101%
100
City Southn Ind
Power
Jan
21
Kansas
Gas
Jan
Mar 16
25
Kansas
55
20
preferred—
Kansas
16% Mar 18
4
34% Dec
4.35%
213/4 Mar 25
33
May 281
11% Dec 28
1
53% Feb
3
23
I_100
1003/4 Apr
48% Jun
*50%
94%
100
preferred
34% May 15
783/4 Mar 16
3
preferred
4.20%
2
40% Jan
79% Jan
4.50%
8
13
25
7
*98
51
*84%
100
2
38%
98%
51
38
100
Mar
371/4
97
50%
♦108%
par
preferred
2
25
conv
preferred
Jan
26 y4 Jun
1959)
37%
97
110%
pfd
100
pfd__100
conv
City Pr & Lt Co com_No
19% Jan
48
7
47 y4 Jun
45% Oct
Kansas
36%
95%
50%
100
50
1957)
(ser of
27% Jan
27
23% Jun
Jun
33%o
97 V2 May
10
89
(ser of
43/4%
31
81
Ap? ~3
78
Corp
preferred
preferred
Jan
110
Chem
convertible
37 y2 May 28
101
&
4%%
9
111% Jan
Alum
4 3/4 %
May 21
51% Jan
28
Kaiser
5
__5
15%
40%
*88
15%
*15%
15%
41%
40 3%
407/a
88%
87%
88'%
18%
500
3,200
80
:
44,200
143/4
15
15
15%
15i/4
153%
28%
29%
1,700
29
5
Paper Co
143.,
1
P Sutherland
29%
28 34
29%
29%
293%
31%
10,900
313/4
32
33
32%
323/4
32%
32%
6,800
11%
12%
4,800
29%
30
3,600
L
Oct 24
19% May 29
40% Jan
2
31 % Jan
12
36% Aug 15
40% Mar
20% Oct
25
36% Jan
10
Jun
15
36% Jan
3
10
18
8
13% Oct
22
29% Feb
9
13% Jun
26
213A Apr
3
13% Jun
15
25
Sep 28
193/a Jan
9
10 % May
7
15% Jan
273/4 Jan
2
Laclede
47% Mar 29
353/8 May
7
51% Apr 26
22% Mar
273/8 May
Lane Bryant
7
19% Mar 12
15
Apr
13% Jan
21
14
Laboratory for Electronics *nc
9
25 % Jan
2
183/a Jan
14
Lear
3
203/b Feb
14
Lee
Jan
17
373/4 Jun
24
Feb
8
16 3/4 Jan
2
20 % Jun
19
11
21% Jun
26
23
31
20
Jan
,
1% May 29
24
23% Oct
22% May 29
83/4 Oct 25
43% Oct
4
9% Oct
24
63% Oct
23
147
May 31
31% May 29
15
Jun
25
40 V Oct
24
4% Oct
25
15% Oct
24
46
July
9
34% May 29
17% Oct 24
1% Mar 16
353/4 Feb
7
433/4 Feb
8
Feb
8
13
62
Mar 19
17% Mar 12
110
% Feb
6
155% May U
453/8 Nov 26
25% Jan
2
"i 543/4 Mar 29
19% Jan
2
57
150
Jan
Dec
20
2
46% Jan
4% Feb
47% Feb
6
13
2
123
Jun
6
155% Jan
i6o3/4
July
6
104
23
M~ar~20
88
Aug
9
95
Dec
90
Jan
3
96
May
31
18
Star
4?% Feb
14
34% Jun
12
94% Mar
8
Jan
16
4
6
1423/4 Jan
Mar 20
32
50
64
Ann 11
593/4 Jan
ADr
15% Feb
30% Oct
22
27
21 %
Jun
39% Jan
15% Jan
19% May 20
40 % Feb
20
24
2d
44
15
36 % Jan
5
43% Jun
25
86
23
24
72
a
an
2
9u
Jan 16
17% Oct
J % Feb
Dec
31
3J% Jan
15
1% Oct
24
J */4 Mar 27
73/4 Oct
24
10% Mar 21
Jan
30
46% Jan
56
92
.7.
Jan
1% May 24
83/8 July
2
25
Jun
26
t'l%
20
35 % Jan
2
56 % Mar 12
38 % Jun
6
Jun
25
32% Feb
28
223/4 Jan
2
20% Oct
24
2/
14
213/4 Jan
3
4% Jun
25
7
6
5% Jan
7
36
May 29
Mar
45 3% Mar 14
20% May 29
22% May 29
34
21
35
Aug 30
M'ar
1
43% Feb 27
26
Jun
263/4 Jan
17
15
2% Jan
16
9% Jan
16
8
273/4 May 15
45% Jun 24
rf
ti Feo
7
5
35
Jan
23
13
2
34% Jun
4
243/0 Jan
2
18% Jan
12
33 %
103/4 Jun
11
30% Oct
24
56
13
May 24
15% Feb
26
40% M'ay 23
38% Feb
5
29% Aug 29
46% Mar 15
17
28% Jan
2
18% Jun
4
363/0 Dec
27
22% Jan
4
36% Jan
10
58 % Jan
46% Jun
2
13
May 27
60 % July
5
% Jun
25
77% Jan
5
77% Feb
21
83% May 17
703% Jun
29
76
77% Feb
«
20
84
May 18
May 21
May 10
32
53
Apr
82% Jan
3
2
b7% Jun
26
86% Jun
10
9
76 % Feb
4
87
83
82
Jan
13% Oct
24
35% Feb
5
Apr
14y8 Jan
23% Jun
25
35% Feb
19% Jun
21
2
29% Jan
33
Jun
27
78% Jan
3
48
29% Jun
21
35
37% May 16
59% Jun
5
Jun
22
32 % Jan
19% Oct
24
15
153/| Nov 27
23 3/b
20
2
Jan
22
19
Jan
19
60
33 % Feb
21
223/4 Jan
Jun
21
61 % Nov
23
50% Apr
1
28 % Oct
26
40 % Mar 15
34% Feb
233/8 Jan
12
18% Aug
8
343/4 Jan
2
May 21
10
2
94
108
Feb
Mar.
Apr
19
733i Mar 13
3i% Apr 26
4
16
Jan
22
9
40
Jail
3
51
23% Jan
9
10% Jan
2
jan
2
12% Jan
31
18% May
1
51% May 14
9% Jan
2
12
8
23% Jan
3
29% Mar 29
38 %
17% Jun
29
25
Feb
23% Mar 12
51%
513/4
53a
5%
17
S
•
5%
*163/4
2,800
14,800
17
100
74%
744, 2
75%
74%
75%
43,300
57
56%
57%,
STOCK
5 6 3/4
57%
42,300
43
42%
.
,
42%
431/4
42%
43
43 %
EXCHANGE
18%
18% T
18%
18%
18%
18%
CLOSED
19%
20'/8
19%
20
20
20%
23 %
233b
23%
*138
160
31%
*138
15
32V4
31%
106 %
*105
106%
95%
*94%
100
*97%
15%
15%
23%
160
31%
107
95%
100
1534
23%
*138
23%
Independence
160
DAY
43%
3.2C0
18 3/,
18 3/4
16.600
20%
20%
12,100
23 %
23 %
*138
32%
33
*105%
108
*105%
*94%
*97%
95%
32%*
/
153% "• 16 %
*97%
20,600
50
108
*94%
100
3C.600
160
32%
95%
100
15%
|
16%
24,000
46%
13,100
149
36
36%
36
36%
36
36%
35%
36
10.000
81%
82
82
82%
82%
82 3/8
82
82 %
17,000
2,200
par
46%
46%
149
46V4
♦148
47
46%
150
♦148
60
150
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/8
41%
41%
41%
42
42
42%
42
42%
2,100
173%
18
17%
18
18
18
17%
17%
2,000
,_io
*27%
28%
*273/4
28
273/4
27%
40%
41%
40%
38%
40%
52
51
51
39% Jan
3
21% May 28
5
Apr
Feb
23% Feb
22
13
1
*51
40%
52
*51
64%
64%
64 %
64%
64%
&
Oil
*95%
95%
95%
95%
953/8
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
♦8%
8%
8%
8%
25%
25%
25%
41%
42%
42
42%
39 %
IIII_II~1
I I5
25%
15,300
42%
42%
32,300
39 %
39%
1,900
39%
39 %
39%
30 %
3 Ola
*30%
30%
23%
23%
*23%
23%
*23%
233/4
100
_l
7 %:
7%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
No par
7%
7%
56%
57%
56%
57%
573/4
58%
573/4
1
583/4
4,000
14,900
26%
27%
26%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
3,600
5
33
33 %
33
33%
33
33%
32%
331/4
29%.
29%'
293/4
30
30%
1
30%
30%
3,100
11%
11%
11%
Co_IIIIIIl4
12%
11%
30%
12
11%
11%
4,100
37%
37%
3734
37%
373i
38%
381'4
38 s/8
2.1C0
No par
33%
33%
34
__IIl
■
&
Co
30
400
30
8,700
33%
333/4
33%
341/4
343/4
19
19%
19
19%
19%
20
36,000
423/4
39%
19%
42%
19%
41%
39%
415%
19,200
58%
59
58%
59%
59
40%
60%
41
5
series_No par
60%
60%
14,800
*84%
86
*84 %
86
84%
84%
*84%
86
100
*85
87
84%
85
84%
84%
*84%
86
70
♦75
77
1
No par
1945
♦85
V
*75
86%
85 y8
•
-
5,900
77
*75
77
*75
77
85%
*85%
86%
*85%
86 %
40
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17%
16%
16%
3,800
Nopar
35%
35
35%
35 %
35%
35%
35%
353%
3.8C0
No par
53%
54
54'/a
54%
54%
55
No par
No par
.
37%
*57%
57%
3,400
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
28
28%
27 %
28
373%
3,200
27%
27%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/a
213%
1,100
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
123/4
10,500
*72%
74
72%
72%
80%
81
80%
80%
94%
94%
common.
preferred
Corp
Corp
3
50c
convertible preferred
convertible preferred
12%
100
common
3%%
$6
800
8 5/s
25%
;
39%
Co
Corp
30
7,400
14,300
30%
preferred 1947 series.No par
preferred
;
_No par
33/4% preferred 1959 series
100
Mays (J W) Inc
A
1
McCrory
1%
23 %
Co
preferred
conv
8%
21
395/fi
$3.40
$1.50
1%
30%
Corp
Inc
1%
*23%
$3.75
MCA
ICO
3,500
94%
.12 50
Corp
Maytag
23,000
65
*93%
25%
42%
common
$3.75
I
8%
25%
41%
Co
39%
52
20%
25%
8%
100
28
64%
95%
.
Exploration
Field
39
64%
100
i
*273/4
♦50 %
,__1
*72%
100
*
81
%
74
81
*721/4
V
81%
74
81%
37%
*27
27%
1,400
70
160
5%%
conv
preference B
100
*94%
4%%
conv
preference B
100
63%
63%
63%
63%
*63%
64%
I
63%
633/4
200
24%
24%
24%
25%
25%
26l8
2.50
253/,
261/4
55%
56%
30,50O
56 V4
563/4
56%
57
57%
57%
38%
39
383/4
39
12,800
10,900
29
29%
McGraw-Hill
May
1
183/, Mar 26
19-3/a jan
49% Feb
1J% Oct
51%
5%
.17
j
29 %
6
26
46 3/b
51%
5%
17,%
31/3
McDermott (J Ray)
Aircraft
McGraw-Edison Co
60% Feb
26
24
51%
5%
*16%
46%
_~
40% May 16
Jun
9% Oct
51%
:
5%
17
56%
50
Martin-Marietta
4
323/i Jun
30% May 28
8% Oct 26
52%
5
*16%
30
_1
.
Masonlte Corp__.
May Dept Stores
7
27
23
15
Marshall
McCord
Dec
35
11.1C0
51%
14%
147%
common
Marquette Cement Mfg
McCall
4
93
14%
10
Shirt
Oil
Maremont
13
173/4 Mar
150% Jan
14%
3.33 %
Marine Midland Corp
Marlin-Rockwell Corp_
Marquardt Corp
18
18% Oct
23
14%
46%
Co
Inc.:
(P R)
Marathon
28
89
9
Inc
Fund
Mallory
Jun
203/4 Apr
78% Jun 27
94 % July
3
63
14%
57%
__50
..
Manning Maxwell & Moore
Jun
113/a May 17
Mar
(Ky)_No
Magma Copper—
Magnavox Co__.
23% Jan
72 % Jun
Jan
104
14%
Corp com_l
pireferred__No par
29
19
125
27
14-%
67,100
147%
preferred
Madison
38
19
24
14%
40%
153
56%
Madison Square Garden
60c convertible
19 % Mar
19
81 % Dec
10,100
40
*151%
5
Macy (R H) Co Inc common
4%% preferred series A
34% Jan
Sep
25 % Jan
81% Dec
102 % Nov
5%%
4
Feb
75% Jan
2
Dec
75%
40%
153
73%
25c
Nashville
Trucks
Maracaibo
24.
4
23
Mack
7% Jun
58% July
23% Sep
84
74%
40
*151 %
100
Steamship
Manhattan
27
42
Corp
common
MacAndrews & Forbes
33% May 24
25 % May 14
24
34% Jan
3
2
Oct
May 28
25% May 29
75%
40
743/8
100
(M) & Sons Inc
Steel Co
Bros
75%
152
39%
*97%.
Lykes
75%
151%
41%
40
*94%
Electronics
74%
153
1,500
73%
5
com
7%
May 27
9% Jun
Feb
*151%
100
Lukens
96 % Apr
24
Jan
193/4 Mar
25
Feb
5,200
Lowenstein
67% Jun
25
"
39,600
15
_100
15
Jan
52
Jan
Jun
19
53
14%
preferred
29
**6% /ipr
343/4 Jun
27
11%
52%
M
25
44% Jun
*~ur
11%
14%
100
Co
Louisville
20
23% Jun
/8
11%
52%
10
preferred.:
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
34 Apr
'°% Anr
12
1,900
14%
preferred
&
16.0CO
323/4
52
'
2
82%.July
30
32%
4
preferred
Co
293/4
32%
15
E
(P)
100
29%
1
4
Jun
93/8 Jan
21% Oct
4
.<
22
52%
D
Lorillard
29
11%
*213/4
143/s
51%
series
17
152% May 27
Jan
11%
11%
series
Loral
32
11%
28%
32%
11%
4.25%
5
15
29%
32%
29%
32
1%
22
1
Lighting
B
1%
22
32%
4.35%
Apr
4
Feb
series
16% Feb
8
6-%
14
Island
5%
4
Co
conv
Long
51% Anr
42% Jan
4
40
:j6% Mar
99
4.84%
Gas
1%
1%
22
51%
When
issued
Loew's Theatres Inc
2
July
3,100
1%
*21%
29 %
15
common
107
7,900
1%
1%
22
28%
3,200
10,400
1
Lone
]
193/a
52
Corp
15
fll23/8 Apr
633/4 Feb
Aircraft
24% Feb
7
35%
19
19%
74%
Corp
7
35
19%
1
Star. Cement
17
17%/.:
35%
19
34
2,400
14%
Inc
Lone
Jan
17%
35%
19%
19
5
4
132% .Tan
17%
.34%
19%
173/s
35%
17%
33%
20
25
104
22 %
16
2.50
223/4 tJan
28
153/4
73%
pfd
conv
23% May 24
2
22%
15%
5
17% Mar 22
Feb
22%
15%
50c
17% Jan
22
22
15%
17%
100
Industries
Lockheed
SCO
10,300
21%
15%
5
Co.
non-cum
Litton
24%
7
Inc
Jun
151
May 29
5
44
27
Mav 29
78% Jun
33A%
24 %
25
com
Lionel Corp common
Mar 14
58% May 13
25% May 29
8 %
7% Mar 14
22
1
Belt
24%
21%
1
preferred—
Ling-Temco-Vought
Link
55
16
3
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
4
*45
17%
*21%
Inc
18% Feb
49% Jan 23
96
1
Refineries
47% Mar 29
Jun
24%
55
17%
.1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
54
29%
15%
No par
& Fink Products
7%
243/4
1%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeil & Libby
3
•24%
21%
1
(
2
27
24%
21%
11%
29%
*45
5
6
28
29"% Apr
Oct~24
18
11%
55
24%
15
com
Corp
Leonard
42% Jun
24 % Feb
Jun
Lehn
113/8
29%
*45
1
163/8 May
28
Feb
22
11%
29%
55
5
Inc
83% May
159% Apr
2
15
Lehman
11%
29%
*45
1
Inc
Leesona Corp
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley Industries
$1.50 conv pfd series A
20
55% Jan
2
383/4 May
1
14
Apr 15
57 % Mar
5
25
No par
Siegler
39% Jan
12 % Mar 26
66 % Jan
12
July
11%
29%
4
A
Rubber & Tire
11% Jun
51% July
5
27% Jan
36%
July
2
56
l3/4 Feb
30
93/a Jan
Jan
23
137
32
69 3A Dec
18% May 29
15% Oct
1% May
263/4 Jan
1
common
Lanvin-Parfums
223/4 Dec
Apr
Co
preferred series
15
39
15
Gas
4.32%
McDonnell
&
Co
Inc
Corp
1
97
*94 %
•97
*94%
97
50
'
38
38%
37%
XII1
38%
28%
28%
28%
29
1
*17%
18%
*17%
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
18%
*17%
18%
No par
*173/4
18%
46%
McKee
46 %
46%
46%
46%
46%
Nopar
463/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
9
15%
155/8
1,000
4334
44%
43%
44%
44
44%
45
1
46%
4,300
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
io5/8
2,600
No par
10
10%
26%
27
26%
27
26%
26%
263/8
263/4
1,400
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
900
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
(A G) & Co_
McKesson & Robbins
McLean
McNeil
;
Inc
Trucking Co
Mach
&
Eng Co
McQuay Norrls Mfg Co
A
47
~
29
29%
5,800
2,700
Volume 198
Number 6279 ...The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
v
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
-
NEW
48% Apr
12
38% Jan
SI
Jan
30
96
Jun
29
93 % Jan
97
20
17
Jun
27
26% Feb
7
20% Jan
4%%
24% Oct ,25
81% Jan
2
32 % Apr
Medusa
6
22
25% May 20
27% Jan
3
90
Oct
10
86% Jan
18% May 28
28
Feb
28
20% Mar 11
60
94% Mar 23
88% Nov 23
Jun
25
84 % Jan
5
8% May 28
9% May 29
28% Oct
24
26% Oct 24
10% Jun 25
13
Aug 17
2
14% Jan
52% Jan 12
I
Apr
77% Jan
88% Jan
45% Feb 21
90
,
3
93
29
2
13% Apr
14% Jun
2
28
Feb
28
15
Jan
2
19
85
93 V2 Jan
2
97
26
Jan
8
July
9
Jan
9
25
May 28
43
87
May 28
84% Oct
26
100% Aug
6
39% Apr 10
58% Feb 14
Apr 29
96% Jan
7
86
Apr
Feb
90
101
Apr
Jun
2
70% Feb
8
60% Jan
22
69% Apr
40% Feb
5
24 % Jan
2
33% Apr
24
25
Mar 19
18% Jan
2
23% Jun
70 % Oct
24
133% Jan
84% Jan
2
77 y4 Oct
23
2
49% Jan
101
2
Mar 22
104% July
113
Jun
98% Jan
2
17% Dec
14
Apr
17
15% Jan
70% Feb
7
52% Jan
2
64% Apr
14% Oct
24
24% Jan
4
23
Apr
24
8
49
Jun
34
Jun
21
47
Dec
7
44 % Mar
Jun
28
31% Dec
31
29 % Mar
6
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
2% Oct
22
4%' Jan
54% July
4% Feb
2"% Jan
2
1
48% Jan
2
5
32% Jan
4
18 y2 Jun
25
25% Jan
2
22% Jab
2
7% May 29
65 y4 Oct 25
11% Apr
19
8% July
5
69% May 11
66% Jan
9
75 % May 28
15
Jun 13
Oct
80
10
22% Mar 20
22
77
Apr
18
Jan
2
11 % Apr
16
29
5
Oct
22
10 Va Nov
29
9% Jab
16
35
Jun
25
52% Jan
2
Jan
17
54% Apr
May 28
May 29
39% Dec
20
38% Jun
10
42% Apr
42% Mar 26
36% Jan
9
39% Apr
8
28
S
19% Oct
15
33% Mar 13
18% Jun
18
23% Jan
24
37% Apr
11
32 % Jan
2
41 % Jun
11
23
12% Feb
28
8% Jan
2
12% Mat 22
17% Oct
23
36% Jan
22
23% Jan
10
May 29
48% Oct
29
24
May 29
18 % Oct
24
17% Dec
4
16% Jan
89% Mar 14
58
41% Jan
35
4
Mar 26
32
2
17
5
Apr
Jab
11
21% Jan
2
23
Jun
32%
32%
800
28%
273/4
32%
28%
89
88
283/fl
88%
32%
88
323/a
28%
28%
89%
89%
28%
89%
5,300 "
5,300
100
101
103
*101%
103
*102
103
36%
37
36%
363/4
363/i
37%'
65
65%
64%
65
65
653/a
Corp
-
Inc—ZZ
*99% 100%
10
Corp..
-
II
RR
21
203/4
21
203/4
21%
20%
21
7,000
1033/s
102 %
103
12,200
99%
*14%
14%
300
57%
57%
58%
46,700
213/j,
21%
45%
46
213/s
21%
*45%
46
46
46V4
50%
51
*84%
85%
50%
503/4
51
52 3/4
33
33%
32%
33%
33%
34%
38%
38%
38%
393%
_-_5
10
6 25
34
25
common_l5
25
9
Co
-
^
25
5,000
k
24
43 % Jan
National
11% Jan
Biscuit
4
54% July
16% Jun
5
Jan
24
National
66% Mar
82 Va Jan
4
National
18% Oct
32% May 20
Corp
24
29% Feb
5
20% Jan
23% Dec
14
22% Jan
Jan
4
20% Oct
30% Apr
93% Dec
23
24
83% Jan
2
47
5
Jun
72
Mar 23
54
Feb
Jun
3
25
National
General
2
National
Gypsum
5
98
24
32
15 %
May 29
2
99% Dec
' 3
27
Jan
4
Apr
• '
30
35 % Jan 10
50% Apr
45% Feb
30
24 % Feb
8
98
50
Feb
103% Jun
4
National
Lead
8
National
Linen
33 % May 29
28% Feb
25
42% Jan
3
47
34% Mar
6
45% May 16
28
20
18
Jan
2
22% Jan
2
15
Jan
2
22
23% Feb
16
21
Mar 19
6% Nov
13
11% Jan
12
23
25% Jan
9
6% Feb
10% Jun
19 Va Jan
6
9 Va
10
6% May 14
18% Jan
2
5
May 21
18% May 31
15 % Mar 19
9% Mar 29
Apr
Apr
13% Jan
29
15
7
7% Feb
1
27% Jun
25
'
32
27
75
Oct~31
May 29
52
Jan
81 % Mar
2
6
Apr
24
19% Jun
13
"4
33
May 21
Jan
14
74% Jun
12
19% May 29
26% Mar 27
24% Jan
2
36
May 29
51% Jan
43% Jan
2
50 Va July
5
83
Aug 23
86% May 10
21
89 % Apr
84 Va Jun
29
108 % May
53
Apr
85
Jun
5
86% Feb
20
Nov 20
97
54% Jan
2
86
Jan
61% Jan
94
2
Jan
2
47% Jun
26
85
Apr
8
28% Apr 26
4
8
Co
;
..
CoI_II~
79
85
26
Jan
2
18
Jan
104
July
100
Jun
29
16% Oct
24
3
21
July 9
85% July 31
21 y4 Jan
48% Apr 26
19
23
50% July
72% Jan
Feb
76% Jan
86
Jun
•
94 V
Nov
,
4
27
83 Va Jan
88
92% Jan
Jan
22
4
107
Jan
May 17
104
Mar
106% Jan 30
27% Jan
4
20% Jan
25
38% Feb
9
110% Dec
31
105
Jan
18
125
22
Apr
15
24
14'
May 7
Sep 27
24
Jan
12% July 3
15% Jun 25
5
76% May 27
82 % Jan 23
97% May 31
110% Feb 28
109% Jan
107
26
May 29
Jan
* Dec
79
4
48
46
74
4
72% Jan
30
19% Oct
23
30
" Apr
25
6% Oct
25
15
24% Jun
13
13% Jan 18
18% Feb 21
56% Jun
6
20% Mar
4
Jan
29% Jan
18
9
May 31
May 20
143/4 Jun
6
22% May 21
66 3/4 Jan
2
26% Apr
9% Jan
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preferred
I
2
76'
May 22
72% Jan
2
41% Dec
19
45
Dec
28
43% Jan
4
48% Apr
6
43
Jan
104% Jan
11
108
29
111% May 20
110% Jan 17
34% May 29
102
Jun
14
109
Mar
6
.
2
107
Oct
11
113% Mar
7
107% Jan
107
Sep 26
114 % Mar
6
109
Jan
2
44% Jan
4
39
Jan
11
30% Oct
24
53
Apr
3
54% May 13
Mar
48 %Jun
1
21
26%
27
263/4
37
383/a
28
38%
28
28%
28 Va
223/s
22%
22%
1,600
22%
22%
22V4
22%
183/4
18%
4; 100
183/4
183/4
183/4
19
19
900
39%
39%
39%
39
39%
39
39
1,700
8%
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~
-
653/4
30%
31
27
27
27
27
27
27
27%
523/8
52%
52%
53
54
54
15%
543/a
15%
16 Va
16 Va
12;700
16
16%
16%
703/4
69 5/a
71
31,400
693/4
701/4
70
70%
29%
29
30
30
30 %
STOCK
30
30 Va
273/8
26%
20,600
3,700
26%
263/4
26%
EXCHANGE
263/4
65 Va
26%
633/4
64%
643/8
65%
CLOSED
65%
65%
25%
25
12;500
25%
25'
25%
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25%
18,100
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50
.
94
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47 Va
47
11%
47%
102%
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102%
703/4
72 Va
71%
31%
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31%
300
43%
43%
44%
43%
43%
41%
41%
42%
41%
42%
42%
42%
1,000
33,900
23%
23
23
23
23
23
23
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
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17
17
17
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43%
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8%
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6%
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76
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75
76
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75
75
590
27
26%
27
26%
27
263/4
27
49 Va
493/4
493/8
50
49%
50
8,700
8,100
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19%
89
V
89
803/4
104
193/4
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81%
48%
;
48%
104
48%
I
44
44%
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44%
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50 Va
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503/8
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793/4
80
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; 863/4
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109
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26%
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10
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10
100
100
100
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-
22%
-
26 3/4
r
121
22%
26
119%
23%
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14%
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18%
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19%
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793/8
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79
79
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52%
53%
51%
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106%
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79%
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53 Va
105%
108%
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105%
109
53%
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1093/4
109%
110
110
93%
93
Feb
*92%
93% Dec
93
Apr 22
100
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46 %
47%
363/8
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Pharmacal Co
_
_
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95 %
95%
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223/8
22%
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Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
95
100
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see page 21.
-
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18
48%
50%
49%
3%
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473/4
473/4
5
20%
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203/4
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8%
19%
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41
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94
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95
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96
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473/4
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51
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90
11,400
7,800
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110
70
210
110
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80
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31
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1,800
29,600
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94
18
600
14
23%
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'■
14
14%
58
*93%
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23%
23%
*14
83/4
100
44% Jun
*22 3/4
*223/4
14%
23%
loo
51
9,200
57%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
23
2,000
*8%
:
$4.10
2
500
263/a
21%
$4.08
6
22%
121%
57%
8%
i
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26%
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23%
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190
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120%
263/4
120
21%
20
28
-
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21%
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39% Jub
22%
22%;
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23%
1203/4
210
943/4
108
21%
95
20% Jan
108
110
290
■
21
9
Inc
26%
*93
*104%
14,300
V
203/4
91% Jan
footnotes,
*93
94%
*108
1
Corp
800
3,500
85%
793/4
*104%
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11%
50%
75%
100
Corp
1,800
32,100
49,200
43
*84%
49%
75%
100
Aviation
'
11%
423/4
,
85%
4,100
22
86%
79%
91% Apr 24
93% May 31
For
1.1%
43
*84%
493/4
79%
753/4
79%
■
8
$
11%
43
85%
793/4
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49%;
par
.100
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11%
42%
42%
♦84
47%
3
10
13,100
2,100
43%
363/8
44% Jan
91
80%
105
43%
79 3/4
38% Mar 19
79
30%
36%
~2
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1033/4
48%
30%
21%
46%
59% Jan
49
91
80%
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78%
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19%
31
com_I_l5
2
19%
91
80%
104
!
preferred
31% Jan
1,600
32%
19%
$3.60
17% Jun 25
3,500
32%
2,200
76,
__100
Airlines
32%
27
19
27
X32%
26%
33%
Feb
44% Dec
6,000
27
33%
483/4
5.80%
preferred
5.60% preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Power Co
10
27%
26
33%
81% May 29
42% Dec
800
26%
273/4
21%
Northern Natural Gas Co
5% %
preferred
$4.16
6%
30
North American Sugar Ind
Northern Central Ry Co
Northern Indiana P S Co.
Northwest
8%
103/4
*63/4
30%
& Western Ry common..25
Adjustment preferred
.25
6%
preferred.!
10
Norris-Thermador Corp
50c
Northrop
8%
10%
63/4
26%
Norfolk
14
8%
10%
223/b
45%
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co.
21
8%
63/4
29%
preferred
95% Jun
400
,21%
Gas
600
5,200
10%
6%
33%
.100
25% Jan
800
;
29%
preferred
56% May 23
8%
11
27
96
10
26%
26%
*31%
22 Va
3.90%
35% Jan
26%
26
29%
100
21 % Mar 20
380
31,100
31
*17
__100
12
9,500
72%
31
4
20
47
102%
723/8
21%
preferred
40% Dec
100
23%
1
preferred
33% Jan 31
*101
V
26
2
19
46%
102%
94
31
Jan
May 29
'
26
92% Jan
Jan
72%
DAY
40%
-
1
3.40%
19% May 29
47 Va
*101.
72%
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43%
1
3.60%
23
3,600
31
76
86
§S~.'!z
t
72%
26%
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.
15
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No
$4.11
300
1,000
72,000
1;300
;
5
_
preferred
preferred
preferred
*65%
31
46%
100
Shipbuilding Corp..
State Electric
5.25%
8%
65%
30%
Railroad—-. -l
Brake
4.85%
83/8
65 %
102%
100
preferred—
4.10%
83/B
66
29%
64
is
.
Newport News Ship Sc Dry Dock
New York
83/a
65%
27%
33% Mar 29
4
25,700
25
Mining Corp common__10
convertible
8%
653/4
May 11
95% Mar
3,000
38V8
,28%
78% Mar 23
11
27
;
26%
England Electric System.-" _i
England Tel & Tel Co
-l2o
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4% pfd.100
Newmont
-
37% Mar 16,
3
800
263/4
93
Jan
7,300
10,600
42
363/4
27%
11
86
22%
73%
"
26%
85% Jan
ml
42
27%
85% Jan
5
41%
35%
25% May 29
73% July 23
38% Jun
41%
26 3/4
;
New
Coal
26% May 21
80 % Jun 21
73
29
New
Car
65% Jan
7% Apr 29
13% Jan 14
22%
15%
69 5/8
comnaonlNcTpar
(J
North American
9
25%
22%
733^-
51%
ZIIIIIHII5
IIIIZIIZl
ZZ.IIIZI 5
Corp
Newberry Co
;
"1
31
2
26
21%
73
39%
1
"
Vulcariized Fibre Co
29
Jan
16 % Jan
263/a
25
,
2,500
5,900
.
28
*8%
lo
__4
North American
North American
11% May 29
11
35%
27%
No par
Central
Jun
50,000
11
-
18 34
nar
Co
Air
71
25%
38%
11
22%
'
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York
37
May 28
-67% Jun 28
243/4
26%
65
Chemical—I_50c
&
Steel
Nevada Power Co
Y
25
500
373/4
11
2,000
-
Neptune Meter Co
$3.75
11%
38%
9,200
Co
Neisner Bros Inc
N
11
11
18%
37%
.
11%
York
25
38
37
18%
33%
Chicago & St Louis Co.—
May 28
37%
363/4
18%
11%
New
85% Feb
38%
37%
*10%
11%
473/8
N Y
45 Va
18%
11%
2
'3
37%
*18%
11
13
Jan
2,300
363/4
18%
11%
25
82% Mar 22
37
37%
35
1
33% Feb
40
3,600
11
IIIZ.1
common
23% Jun
3
40%
33%
2
31
40%
33%
2
May
40 3/s
50
Mar 11
43% Jan
17,300
40
33%
J an
86
51%
39%
*92%
15'
15
39%
*48%
38
76% Jun 27
1,660
50%
39
33%
28% Jan
33% Jun
16%
49%
12
% Apr 26
16%
94
31
13
16%
50%
49%
39% Mar 21
1
16%
50%
33%
43% Dec
11% July
15%
16%
503/a
493/a
20% Jan
19% Feb 26
*143/4
16
50%
333/8
14
27
7,100
151/4
16%
50 %
33%
22
Jun
273/a
*92%
Jun
9
78
27%
*48%
Natomas Co
New
69%
*77 %
10
May 29
45% July
*68%
;
♦143/4
_50
10% Jun
26
28
.
't-15%
_^._100
_
No
Corp
Sugar Ref
4%
78
273/a
*14%
25%
94
_II
Tea
3 %%
69%
26%
27%
1
Service Corp___
National
15
51% Sep 24
36 y4 May 29
15
*77%
41
__5
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National
Nautec
*68%
78
600
•26%
41
No par
(conv).
Co
National Starch
National
69%
1,300
25%
40% "40%
Corp com_5
Co__
National-Standard
National
*77%
26%
5
.
$4.50 preferred
Apr
27% Jan
24
13% Oct
17
77
25% May 27
13 % Oct
10% Oct 25
4%%
preferred
National Fuel Gas
68% Jan
15% Jun
5 % May 28
May
8
31,500
21%
10
.
pfd series of 1951
12% Feb
22
Jun
4%%'
54
Oct
27
12
Chem
&
35
24Va Oct
9
Nat'l Distillers
7% Jan
40% Jan
93 Va Jan
24
96% Feb
,
48 % Jan
56% Jan
33 y4 Oct
92% Jan
10
29 % Jan
33 % Oct
26% Oct
26'% Jan 28
2
30% Jan
61
May 24
67% Jan
4
9%
73 %
II.lis
Co
Corp
Register
National Castings Co
National City Lines Inc..
National Dairy
Products-
9% Mar 27
22% May 29
5% Oct 24
24
28
28
E»9% Mar 19
23% Mar
8 34
21%
_5
Cash
18 % May 29
46 y4 Jun 25
9%
72%
ZIIIl
11111111
Can
2
18
9
1,200
9%
'213/4
5
132% Jan
45 % Apr
9
.733/4
II
Co
24
May 29
9% May 29
25%
21%
_i
Corp
National Airlines
National Aviation
66% Oct
33
25%
N-
National Acme
15
34
*68%
11
_
Jan
34%
25%
34
25
72%
2
Natco
34
25
*34%
27%
24%
12
31
3,300
67
5
17% Feb
25% Mar
6,800
67
78
37
30% Jan
12
4-, 900
3V8
67%
3
_
34%
39
3%
66%
*18%
22
Co
343/8
38%
4
6,800
66%
34%
25%
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10
—No par
Industries Inc
1,000
.
38 5/8
12
*.-■
■;
16%
par
ZZZZIZZZSupply Co_II
7,300
r
543/4
50
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3%
53
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_
66%
9%.
69%
25%
—No par
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or
4
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100
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/
*68%
_ioo
-
20
31% Jan
4
34
1
Co.
34% Jan
19 y4 May 19
4
65%
1
7
39%
*3%
64%
Cement
Chemical
385/a
"""5
_
A_No"par
class
25
10% Mar
200
14%
55%
Mueller
70% May 16
31% Jun
5
853/4
21%
Munsingwear Inc
Z_-- 5
Murphy Co (G C)
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Murphy Corp..
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Murray Corp of America..
10 "
8% Jan
*85
563/8
1
54 % Jan
853/4
•
21%
18
21% Jan
*85
55%
15
27
14%
1003/i
21%
27% Feb
13% Aug 22
62% Mar 16
14%
101%
57%
31% Jan
24% Dec
85
14%
56%
39% Jun
22
84%
14%
200
x21%
Mar 20
27
100 %
85%
•Independence
V
DAY
par
May 24
8 % Dec
100%
104 %
_2 50
_
27
liy8 Jun 25
*103%
*14%
22
43 y8 Jun
104%
No par
preferred
•f
*103%
,
*85
26% Sep
29
Feb
May 2
40% May 28
29,300
20%
Ino
Service
Industries Inc
Motorola Inc
Mountain Fuel
22 y8
1,900
293/4
29
29% Mar 21
Jun
64%
63%
28% Jan
14% Nov
104%
64%
29%
63
28%
Nov
23
*103%
62%
28%
104%
CLOSED
1
Pacific
Brass
3^00
62%
May 28
12
16,900
65%
28%
23
19
~io
37%
65%
62%
21
2
1023/4
37
1023/4
EXCHANGE
28%
nar
Paper
Public
M S L
40
86
-160
,
28%
No
Moore-McCormack Lines
Morrell (John) & Co
6
STOCK
120
:
90
*85
r
I
100
62%
Corp.:
Wheel
*98%
*88
103%
_o
DevelopmentTcoIIII
Portland
Motor
*88
100
21,600
I—10
com_l.5o
preference
100
convertible
993/4
14%
I_5
"100
common
1st preferred
20 % May 29
Jan
14
86
Amer shs (5 shares
75% Jun 11
42
5
July
30
313/4
313/4
Montgomery Ward & Co.—No
31% May 16
22% Jun 19
3
14
31%
32
rtana-Dakota Utilities Co.ZI- 5
lontana Power Co
No par
Montecatinl Mining & Chemical
■-
2
24% Oct
8% Oct
Hi
14%
32
90
into
11", 600
14%
*98%
4.20%
preferred
Monarch Machine Tool
Monon RR class A
5
49
100
12%
32
*85
10
31
95
12%
31%
♦88
Missouri
Apr
1
30% May 23
15% May 10
16% May 13
Nov
1,700
23,700
31%
993/4
3%%
953/a
32%
89
Mohasco
70
24%
27%
86
Oil
*
89,
23%
*90
88
Missouri
80
14
12%
14%
113/4
*85
Missouri
23
15
12%
*88
70
700
5,200
'
12 v«
14%
86
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
Apr 30
11% Jan 24
7% Jun
12%
23 %.•
93%
88
Light
27
69% Jan
92
*86
Mission
37 Va Mar 29
Mar
93
92
*85
Mission
73% May 31
42
22
24%
91
95
ion
Mining & Mfg
Minnesota & Ontario
Minnesota Power &
15
3
51% Mar
26% Jun
24%
91
Z-III"100
ZZZI100
Minn
18
35y4 Jun 25
24
89%
*92
preferred
3%
5
Feb
23
10,300
31%
3l90% "pfdllOO
Minnesota Enterprises Inc
34 % Mar 20
44
37 % Mar 19
88%
23%
32
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
88% Feb 27
6
19
11%
14
PhMppIIII_i
3
30
23
88%
*23%
95
23%
88%
96%
23%
23%
23%
88 %
tion
to Eltra Corporation
5.
Laboratories Inc.
Minerals & Chemicals
9
45% Apr
18% Jan
40% Feb
2
May 29
34
2
*92
v
Shares
44%
No par
Co
Miles
24
79% Jan
14
1.83%
16%c
No par
23%
23%
the Week
"
44%
96%
23%
223/4
preferred
Midwest
8
15
Inc
common
44%
97
preferred
5%%
4
12 Va May 29
Co
-
Friday
July 5
I
j
Machine
Midland-Ross
1
41 yB Jun
90%
lnc
preferred
4.45%
preferred
Middle South Utilities
4
5
89%
Stores
Co
"
*96
3.80%
15
13% Oct
Dec
102
23%
883/a
23%
B—IZlOO
44
97
July 4
3.85%
24
16% Oct 23
i
2
23
88 3/s
433/4
;^Sales for
Thursday
July 3
4.35%
4
23
Jan
223/4
Metropolitan Edison
1
67
Oct
55
1
_
Wednesday
•
44
*953/4
233/4
Metromedia Inc
5
95y2Jan
*23%
preferred series
Mesta
44%
98
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer inc
1
39
44%
Meerr?nn?hainm»ln<ityae
87% May 22
102% July
-
Mesabi
May 17
July 2
89
11
84
Apr 10
98% Apr 24
34% Jan
3
5
R°—Name changed
Merritt-Chapman & Scott.
12.50
•.j •
Trust-—Units of benef'cl int
28
July 2
1
*953/4
&
29
Tuesday
Juiy
preferred
(1st seriesJIIioo
Portland Cement
No par
$3.5o
35% May 22
3'0% May 20
15
23
80
4%
37% May 31
58% Feb
common
Mercantile
25
11% Jan
16% Nov
88% Jun
81
Jun
Corp
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
Melville Shoe Corp common
14
11% Jan
29% Jan
3
94
Jan
Mead
25% Apr 29
95% July
5
2
82 y2 Jan
Nov
Jun
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
33% Jun 20
95
95
96
40
70
233/8
19,800
;50 %
51
18.800
47%
48
2,000
*20%
40%
403/4
41
40
40%
40
203/4
100
41%
41V4
4,900
3,400
i
18
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Monday, July 8, 1963
» .
.
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(114)
July 4
July 3
July 3
July!
Par
EXCHANGE
Friday
the Week
July 5
Shares
o
May 28
Jan 11
38
92
49 y4 Jan
29
2
21
46% Jun
7
8
85 y4 Jan
86% Dec
80% Jun
97% July
Dec
99
Nov
105
3
102
Jan
18%
14
Apr~23
15
26
7
3.90 %
2
25
4.56%
102% Jan
4.44 %
Okla Gas & Electric Co com
Apr
'2
18% Feb
13
4%
9
98 y2 Apr
26
4.24%
25
29'A Oct
24
41
34 ye May 29
38% Jan
25
41% Jan
3
31% Jan
2
44%: Jun
19% Jan
12
15% Jan
2
17% May 13
27% Jun
4
43%
Oct~24
10 y2
Oct 24
19
Jun
76
Jan
48
3
11% May 15
1
2
46 y2 Oct
26
87%
Jun
25
96
Jan
14
115
Jan
2
Oct
28
43
42 %
43
16%
16'/2
30%
29%
30 %
X49%
50%
49 y4
50
49%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
22%
22%
22%
23
22'A
22%
57%
57%
58
57%
58%
CLOSED
Independence
c0—
—i__No
_
4%
preferred
37
Apr
9
Oxford
18% Jan
8
Pacific American
4
15% Jun
3
Pacific
25
May 29
36 % Feb
20
47
May 29
61% Dec
27
53% May
26'/a May 29
39% Jan
158% Feb
26
144% Jun
7% Jan
12
5% Jan
Cement
Pacific
35% Apr 25
Pacific
6%
6% Jun
25
Pacific
11
17% Jan
15
7% Oct
22
20
Jan
3
9 % Jan
2
15% Jun
12
10 y4 Jun
25
15%
Jan
12
11% Jan
2
16% May 15
15% Oct 24
45% May 29
24% Feb
70% Dec
12
21% Jan
12
67% Jan
91% Aug 23
97% Feb
8
Oct~24
58% Feb
16
13% Apr
5
2
41 % Jun
2
9 % Jan
6% Apr
18% Oct
9
35 % Mar
8
4 "A
28
Papercraft
29% May
1
61
July
5
Parmelee
24
75% Apr
11
21
35
Jan
31
29% Jan
28
38
Jun
24
I5
27
May
2
25% Apr
10
27
Feb
27
Oct
7% Oct
27% Jan
22
15
26
19% Jan
May 31
48% Jan
3
37
May 29
52% Jan
17
Pendleton
25% May 22
Penick
7
13
19% Jan
2
5
28
50 %
7% Jun
.
40% July
42
Jun
34
10% Feb
42
3
Jan
4.68%
Penney
Pennsalt
5
2
20
30% Jan
3
35
Mar 11
Mar 22
32% Apr
3
36
May 16
31% Oct
Jun
33
Oct
51
24
25
58
22
Jun
Apr
-
;
Jan
13
4
Mar 19
39
3
13 % Jan
31
99% Mar
Perkin-Elmer
July 13
13% Jun
25
19'/a Jan
24
42
Feb
13
23
16% Feb
2
18% Oct
33 % Oct
57% Mar 15
.Tun
82
Jan
88 % Nov
July 10
96
52% Mar
18 % May
30% Jun
11
28
Pfizer
3.80%
Sep
13
'97
Apr
19
103
Feb
31
103
Apr
16
108
July
2
61 % Oct
24
82
33% Jan
90 % Apr
21
5
71% Jan
25
87% Mar 27
84% Jan
24
22
Feb
14
4%
3
19
81% Jan
10
84% Feb
91
881/4 May
59% Mar 14
47 % Jan
26% Apr
2
17% Apr
15
69
Jan
4
51% Jan
2
99 % Jan
8
271
6
100% Nov
18% Jun
27
41% Jan
30% Oct
23
65% Mar 19
11% Oct
4
97
67
Feb
23
Jan
22
1
Jan
8
73
Jan
Sep
28
81
12% Jun
22
16% May 15
1
2
86
5% Oct
22
36 % Oct
5
Oct
22
35
19% Jan
8
May
67% Feb
7
May 10
22% Jun 21
143
4
7
Jan
38
Jan
613/4 May 15
41
Jan
6i
21
Oct
24
34% Dec
14
.221
Jan
3
13% Oct
24
21
Jan
90% Oct
18
95% Mar
15% Jan
May 14
35 %
Jun
May
174% Jun
6
8
Jun~25
14
99% Apr
23% Apr
793/4 Apr
'
2
69% Mar
1
19
27% Jan
2
30% Feb
68 Vb Jan
2
753/4 Jun
29
July 24
31% May 14
85
Jan
30 Vb Jan
2
95
Dec
98
Nov
21
Jan
233/4 May 29
11
76
Jan
2
813/4 Jun
24
May
3
25
23
Mar 29
Feb
8
10% Feb
21
6
Jan
23
84
Jan
4
88
18% July
Jun
28 3/4 Jun
543/4 Oct
25
20-
24
Oct
25
25% Oct
26
136
43% Jan
2
35
26 % Mar
6
19% Jun
22
9
233/4 Jaii
2
26
36% Jan
11
.3
91% Feb
61% Mar
16
Mar 13
303A Jan
For footnotes, see page
44
.
1
,
18
-147% Mar-14/
34 % Apr: 29
101
A
283/4
*28'/a
493/4
50%
50 3A
t
603/4
61%
101%
91
107%
3 5 Vb
36%
1,600
'
;.
...
' .'
•;
.
29%
2,000
51%
52'A
31,400
61%
''
61%
19,200
35%
100 3/4
103%
100
90%
130
x90
91
9,400
35
343A
xl02%
*90
102
4,300
17%
104%
*103
*100%
101%
*106%
103
*90
/
343A
35%
*102%
91
91
61%
34%
35%
103
120
24%
17%
2 8 3/4
v.V.';
61%
60 %
2,300
A Ai
101
24
DAY
/
51%
61%
Independence
,
200
55%
453A
28%
283/4
100 3/4
x99 %
100
100%
*107
108%
*106%
108%
100
35 Vb
363/a
36
36%
35%
36%
14,900
77%
78
78 3/s
79
78%
79%
12,800
108
108
■
773/4
79%
86%
87
*863/4
87%
*863/4
87%
*86%
87%
87
*86%
87
*86%
87%
*86 3A
87%
52%
52'A
*86
50%
51%
50%
>'
513A
51%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
56%
56%
56%
553/8
56'A
18%
1,700
55%
54%
*99
100%
*99
100 %
*99
100%
*99
200
'
39,500
53
18%
18%
553/4
4,500
100 %
263/4
273/4
263/4
27%
27%
28%
28%
28%
4,500
47%
48%
47%
48%
48
'.'9%
49%
50
5,300
14%
14%
14%
15
15
15
15
15%
1,500
85
*83
*
83%
83%
*83
*803/4
81%
*80%
81%
21%
203A
21'/a
*83%
85
*80%
81%
21%
21%
21
142%
141
*141
100
80%
20%
,
10
85
803A
21
*140
142
*140
141
/
2,300
20
142
55%
*53
543A
59%
*56
58
57
57
351/4
343A
35 -.V'..-:
134%
*132%
343A
100
100
343A
"132%
,_1
343A
663A
*132%
134%
124 / :
*122
125
57
*123
>
353A
*132%
134%
134%
67
125
33%
33
3%%
Co
of
:
Ind
5
Puget .Sound Power "& Light Co—10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co_—3"
Pullman Inc——i———No par
Pure ■Gil—
_l_————5 "
Purolator
Products Inc__—2—1'
Quaker Oats. Co common
5
6% preferred
.:100:~~
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
98%
190
22
21%
213/4
18,600
77
77
773A
A 16,400
3,800
29%
30%
30
30%
x30.%
30%
26,700
73%
74
73%
74%
73%
73%
8,500
31%
31
31
30%
31
30 3A
30%
700
93%
*92%
93%
*92%
*92%
93%
95'A
*94%
96%
*94%
*94%
96%
-
93%
961%
99
98
109
*108
109
*108
'■
*98
109
109
*108%
39%
39 Vb
80
39
80
j
-
*78
*24%
■
25
24%
*23
24
*23%
'
.
36
29
%
'
'
43%
39%
-
.
74
40
10
*243/8
v
24
30
29%
43 %
44%-
243/s
*23%
24
100
7
4,200
'
"
63/4
363A
29
*243/8
23%
6%
*85%
18%
293/8
243/s
86%
*85i/e
.
19%
191/8
19%
36%
36%
29%
29%
443A
451A;
741/4
4,500
86'A
.,19
743A
63/4
86%
36%
80%;
'.23%
243/8
*78
:
<63/4
„
-i
5,600
'
36%
-
•29%'
'
29%
v
:
44% " *
..75%
65%
66
**144% 146%
32% .32%
,1..
20
12,900
39%
39%
801/2
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■*'
:
-
'
'
.
/.
'
'
1
.'
-.
:
741/4
65
*144%
67%
67%
' 146
146
32%. 32%
;
32%
.75
:
67%
146
32%
•
•
A •
10,400
„•
i
451/4
.74%
751/4
;
't'
••
29%
44%
'
j.
,
.
•* '
—.
29
■
;
•..*
*78
;v
6%
-
'
29
80
18%
86%
18%- -19
39%
39%
*85 Vb
63/4,
6%
*85
A
x
20
109
"
109
109
120
109
*108%
109
98'A
99
*188
109
*98%
98%
98%
109
'
:_«w-l
54,200
18%
98%
95'A
No par
Co
161 %
*18%
158
*92%
No par
100 '
100 "
190
100
100
100
__25 25
preferred
159%
763A
157%
74
com—No par
preferred
preferred
2,400
*31
5
com_No par
com
900
67
*123
67
33'A
33'A
33%
1513A
156%
150%
lo
33'%
34
33%
1,100
1,400
57
35%
.
124%
66%
663A
x66%
67
40
543A
*53
543A
*53
54
57
1
25
:.
Serv
$4.75 preferred
Cement
,3/
>' 69% Jan
17%
51%
No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Puetro. Rican
4
2
24%
173/4
-v,
29'%
Publicker.Industries Inc common
12,
2
24'
A,
173A
17%
'
■
80.
101%
24'A
*
4,600
16%
*54%
453A
*100
101%
24
CLOSED
50
Co
Gamble
4.16%
•
Jun
.
Z
24%
•
16%
EXCHANGE
54%
46
163A
45%
101 %
102%
"
16%
54 %
45%
55%
45 %
«
30'A
Power
4.32%
'31% May 14;
45% July
46
16%
*54%
55%
'
45%
29%
V
May 24
303/a Jun
.'•
K- 16%
16%
16%
*54%
STOCK
29
Service Co of Colorado
5.28%
14
Jan
21.
43'A
50%
r43 %
73'A
22
27% Jan
141
3
44
50%
43%
76%
&
Public
•
146
43%
50%
42%
76%
Electric
Public Serv Elec & Gas
May 15
40% Jan.
18
38 % Mar
38% Dec
43%
21,400
2,700
1,900
•
763/4
Public
7% May 16
86 -
1
64% Apr
31% May 29
**17% Oct 30
20% Oct 23
340
52%
75%
Procter
Mar 14
24% Jan
2
Jan
24
593A
52
213A
25
28
18
53%
52
52%
22
20
24% Dec
24
53%
61
51
213A
39"% Jun
79% Apr
Jun
53%
60 %
51
22
111% Jan
32% Jan
2
July 25
523A
61
21%
Potomac
$1.40 div preference
19
5% Oct
523/4
60%
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref_10o
4.08%
223/6 Jan
84
52%
61
191/8
21
713/4 Jan
21
52 3/8
99
7
1063/4 Mar
108
21
Apr
52%
*59%
1593A
May 27
3
10
15
Nov
35
43%
18%
5.05%
110% Feb
43%
98V4
4.30%
109
43%
18%
1
29
18%
43%
•;>/.
99
5
29
19
43
18%
15
Jun
18%
42%
99
Feb
Jun
1,500
193/8
42 3/8
18%
1093/4 Jan
106
101,600
18%
99
& Co—
100
104
19%
42%
173/4
preferred
18
97% Apr
180
19 Vb
99
Poor
'
14
270
101
101
19%
*123
8
96% Mar
101
17%
common
Feb
95
•
101
101
75
1.25
1
10
4.18%
943/4 Jan
6
90% July 17
87
4
(The)
32% Feb
2
91% Jan
20
Co
Polaroid Corp
6
Nov
1003/4
500
4,300
23,700
19
26
92
101 3/s
104
104
13.4Q0
18
16
32% Apr
69% Dec
5
100%
103%
1033/s
103 Va
34%
341/4
11%
8
5
92% Jan
25
103%
35
*34%
103%
54%
1
49% May 29
56%
20% Jun
,
343,4
11%
$3.50
19
Jan
93
34%
34%
54%
20% May 27
3
21% July
5
34%
35
31%
convertible
Plough Inc
120 % May
22
34%
54%
5
28% Mar 20
6
81% Jun
403/4
34%
340
IIV4
Pittston
130
4,900
53%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
3
28,500
41%
11%
3
105% Jan
423/4
41
53%
4
3
41
42%
11
70% Jun
Jan
40%
42%
41%
52%
40 % Jan
130
41%
423/8
41%
423/4
113/4
133 V. Jun
25
Jun
413/4
42
533A
17
88
41%
11%
28
4
.1,800
52%.
Jan
14
Jan
8%
173/4
Glass Co
Co com
573/a Feb
122
Nov
78
8%
34%
No par
No par
32% Mar 12
35% Mar 29
125
8%
Pittsburgh Steel
No par
5%
preferred class A
100
5%%
1st series prior pfd
100
13% May 31
9
24
6
8 Vb
10
Pittsburgh Plate
Jan
25
6,900
6,500
8'/s
103%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7%
guaranteed preferred
100
8
14
55 % Jan
12 % Jan
54
44% Jun
116% Mar
May
57% Jan
16%
40'/a
1
'
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred
(conv)
—No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
82
513% Jan
139
19%
16%
343/4
Pitney-Bowes Inc
10
2,156
19%
40%
Aircraft Corp—
Piper
6,200
26%
19"%
34%
34%
;
37
16%
34%
1023/4
common
37
5,900
19%
40 %
100
100
100
100
50c
5
100
100
5
1
(NY)
2,500
16%
.
*34 V*
No par
-
61
17
5
$4 preferred
9
134% Jan
20
126% Aug 21
43% Oct 24
8%
8%
38,500
16%
1
:
1
2
16%
4,000
41%
26%
*26%
40 3/4
12.50
preferred-
5
17% Jan
14% Jan
64
193/4
16%
31,600
7%
16%
33 %c
Pillsbury Co common
18
May
19%
98
59
27
16%
4,800
119,800
.74
41
37%
36%
16%
4,700
Ct
25%
573/4
*26%
27
16%
42%
24%
Inc_.
Corp
50 % Jun
3
72% Jan
& Reading
34% May
26
13% Jan
86% Mar
Aug 17
Feb
39
102% Jan
*26%
•
413/4
*101%
Co Inc
&
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
7
18
64 % May 20
1
26% July
11
37
X42
—1
Inc
3.90% series preferred
21% Jan
17
24
24
Oct
Oct
8%.
413/4
Corp of America
Philip Morris Inc
6
55"% Jun
24
15% Oct
40
42
16%
50
preferred;
preferred
4.68%
Phila
41% Apr
2
112% Jan
July 16
80% July 25
19%
16%
—100
,
Service
preferred
preferred
4.30%
5
Jan
Jan
19%
No par
Phila Electric Co common
4
100
81
Gas
(Chas)
4.40%
106
24
16%
No par
100
—33 %c
1
Phelps-Dodge Corp
8
26% Oct
27 ;■:/
16%
■
37 Vb
36
353/4
12%
7%
7%
563/4
140
15%
73%
26%
55%
8,100
38%
*96%
7%
26
*26%
common—1
Co
preferred
1
91 % Jun
7%
55
1
.
.
3,500
41%
41%
42%
7%
253/s
5
Corp
Cement
Pfaudler Permutit
13
Mar
41%
,
54%
54
5
1,700
14%
15 vb
98
*96%
98
25%
x25%
50
1
3
6%
38 %
153/s
'
25%
25
Co -common
Petroleum
9
36 Vb May 22
105
7
Milk
4%%
1
21
Aug 23
101
7%
convertible preferred —:
Petrolane
2
62% Jun
6
86% Jan
5%
Pet
9
54% May
2
Jan
Jan
28% May
12
29 % Jan
100
7
103% Nov
6
t
101% May 20
24% May 31
Jan
2
34% Mar 20
May 29
98
51
47
15
62% Jan
44% Oct1
25
423/8
7'/a
'
2
July
Permanente
2
4
Jun
56
8
24
101 %
15
74%
common
'
'
Corp__
Pepsi-Cola Co
51% Mar 14
42
May 27
Jan
72
41%
preferred
32%
144%
12%
13
123/4
75 Vb
74
*96%
98
1
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
26
16% July
19% Mar 15
59% Mar 23
99
Inc
Chemicals
7
2
15
24
66% Jan
Co
conv
52% July
12% Jun
24
37 3/s
35%
36%
763/8
'
19,700
14%
39
34%
(J C) Co
48% Jan
2
Jan
Feb
63
M9% Oct
:35% Oct
15
38%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Feb
11
Jan
46
2
.
153/s
56% May 15
Feb
28
103
8
49
30
56% Feb 16
3
13
15%
19% Jun 27
43% July
5
17
35 % Feb
52% Mar 19
39% May 29
37
12%
15%
2
5
46
2
54% Jan
12%
.
10,800
12
6 Va
15
No par
4,600
58
6%
14%
12%
13 % Jan
106% Feb
Apr
98% Apr
101% May 25
2
18% Feb
22
6%
14%
14%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
1
Penn Power & Light com
No par
4%% preferred
i
100
4.40% series preferred
100
Pennsylvania RR
10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
101
106 % May 25
27
Fruit
Penn
14
Jan
10% Jun
6%
143/4
'
Apr
2
Apr 29
34% Feb
3
& Ford_
Apr
50
41
Jan
6%
14%
70c
1
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
9
14
95
6%
1
119% Apr 25
25
98% July 25
6%
No par
19
31%
144%
14%
Industries
14
25% Jun
38%
Tool
27
23% Jun
28% May 29
144%
1,000
27,400
144%
32
-•31%
75%
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv prior
preferred
Jun
16% May
4:
40
32
145
__1
Transportation
17% Jan
16
Mar 29
24
31%
144%
*96%
Corp
24% Mar 20
23% Jun
12%
32%
No par
Line
48% May 24
42 % Oct
8
113/4
,11%
,_1
Pipe
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
48% May 22
22% Jun
14% Nov
11%
12%
144%
400
14%
31%
11%
19
11%
16%
14%
31%
58
100
East
preferred
38% Mar 15
24
183/4
57%
5
Amer World Airways Inc__
Panhandle
17
*16%
57%
19%
57%
31%
200
1,500
18%
19 Vb
573/a
50c
American Sulphur
Pan
4
Jan
98
10
31%
19%
_1
Electronics
Packard-Bell
80% May 13
Jan
96
Corp
Packaging Corp of America
Pan
14%
6,200
33
32%
16%
144%
100
Consolidated
Tin
16%
31%
58
'
2
8,200
19
14 2/7
com
843/4
100%
57%
1
Ltd
Telep & Teleg
preferred
32
31%
10
Co_5
No par
Corp
Petroleums
14% May 13
Apr 25
&
Gas
84%
*100%
DAY
14%
31%
Electric
Intermountain Express
Lighting
3,300
16%
32
Pacific
5,100
593/4
143/4
16%
Pacific
840
22%
59
84%
143/4
Pacific
213/4
22 %
33
14%
20% Jun 24
63% Jan 17
213/4
100%
16%
-34% Jan 29
STOCK
EXCHANGE
84%
14%
5
39,100
33
16%
16% Mar 25
13,700
113/4
*100'A
_5
—
493/4
11%
84%
Aggregates Inc_5
Corp
&
49%
100%
33%
—15
-
39,000
1,200
16%
49%
81%
33%
43%
*16%
12
*100 y4
33
2,300
30%
82
ft
36%
30
100
81%
100
33
Co
Paper
X57
^_100
.
1
31
par
Co
1
Owens-Corning Fibergjas Corp__—1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—-6.25
12% Jan
31 % July
23% Mar
5
3.125
——30c
Transportation
Overnite
15% May
5'/4 May 28
14% Nov
5
36'/8
16 y8
8
157
35%
42%
18
1
! 35%
30
Jan
27
35%
16%
Elevator
'600
18
96%
36
40%
Gas
9,800
42%
35%
;
100
233/4
*96
30
Outlet
84% Jun 21
31% Mar 12
96%
16%
105
U10% Mar
18
*96
42
2
2
*17%
50
101
18
18
96%
*96
29%
12
5
23%
23%
18
18
96%
.
16%
Jan
142% Oct
23%
x23 %
40%
1
1
100%
5
15% Jan
25
9% Jun
101%
5
15
16% Jun
*101
7.50
31% Jan
Mar 23
25
25
21
24
Mar
100
101%
Chemical Corp
Outboard Marine Corp
1
27
68% May 14
23 y4 Jun
53% Jan
2
99 y2 Jun
24% May
3
72 % Jan
Feb~13
64
15
104
23%
24
18
160
104
*103
*101
23%
*96
330
*103
103
1.03
101%
*101
100
Natural
Mathieson
Otis
11
15% Jan
21 % Feb
22% July
24 y4 Mar
25% Jan
14
14
30% Jun
87%
87%
88%
4,200
99%
89%
47%
88%
103%
47%
*99
99%
88%
*87%
47%
99
35%
Olin
59% Jan 30
"May 15
47'%
99%
88%
no3
100
;—100
2.50
——20
preferred
47%
99
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange
& Rockland
Utilities
25
14y2 May 29
preferred
Oklahoma
25
26
Jun
.
47
99%
*99
100
preferred
preferred
preferred
7
94% Jan
Feb
May*
105
17 y4 Jan
95 y2 Nov
5
47%
46%
Ohio Edison Co common—
15
4.40% preferred
;
—100
1
,
May
89%
22% Mar 25
16% Jun~28
88 y2 Jan 31
May
101 % Jun
100 y2 Apr
IOOV2 Dec
94% July 18
51
Feb
97
-
;
•
...
.
•
.
15,300
9,000
>
3,600
2,500
2,110
67
67
144%
33
-
103,900
,.
'•
144%
,
33
.
.
700
Volume
198
Number 6279
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(115)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
Range
Previous
Ye
STOCKS
1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
par
Tuesday
July 1
HIGH
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
July 2
Sales for
Thursday
July 3
July 4
Friday
i
July 5
the Week
Shares
K
38% Jun 27
63% Mar 14
56
71% May 29
28 Ya Sep 10
12 % May 29
793A Dec
20
77
45
Jan
10
21% Jan
2
8
Oct
7 5/a Jun
24
303A Feb
25
14%
16% May 29
25
133/4
19
2
21% Jan
2
16
21% Apr
22
7% Jan
•
1
Jan
13
82,
May 22
40'
Jan
24
18% Jan
Radio
7
13% Jan
15
7
21% Jun
23
8
211/4 Feb, 12
163A Jan1
4
23
16% Oct 25
191/2 Apr
491% Jan
30% Jan
Jan
2
15% May
3
473A Jun
17
2
69
17
24
Jan
19
15% Jun
27
12% Jan
4
6% Jan
May 28
Jan
18% Feb
26"
2
10 % Apr
19
121% Oct 24
17
Mar 12
14
Jan
2
28
60
Jan
343/4 ,Jan
2
16 3/4 May 2
413/8 Apr 16
30
31
Oct
Nov
24
19
7
4
431/4 Jan
12
*16%
163/4
*16%
16%
16%
161/4
50
*13%
*163/a
14%
163/4
*13%
14%
13%
13%
No par
13%
27%
13%
200
27%
27%
27%
*27
271/4
No par
2 73/a
*15 J/4
15%
27%
153/a
1,100
15%
*15%
15%
STOCK
15%
III
EXCHANGE
13%
15%
5,600
CLOSED
12%
13%
7,700
non-cum
Owl
14
49% Jan
8
31
102% Jan
3
34% Oct
23
80 5/a Feb
16
90
Jan
5 % Dec
1
88% Feb
15% Jun
13%
13%
121/4
12%
12%
13%
12%
*21%
22
21%
21%
45%
46
46
46
45%
45%
Independence
45%
16
453/8
16%
1,400
16%
16%
16 %
161/4
DAY
16%
161/8
2,300
$1
2
1
653/4 Feb
321% May 11
24% May 11
15% Oct 24
20
42 5/a Feb
23% Mar 19
443A Mar 14
39
2
47% Apr
371/2 Mar 19
30% May 28
3 6 3/8 Apr
29% Jun
12
28% Dec
21
26% May 11
37% Dec
31
38
Feb
97
27
34% Jan
5
Dec
Jan
373/4 Jan
8
124% Dec
104
18
Feb
Aug 30
15% May 29
241/4 Jan
25
16% Mar
14
29% Feb
12
21
94
31% Mar 15
!
63%
*60%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*15%
16
*15%
16
*15%
10
*15%
161/4
36%
37
36%
37
36%
37
5
363/a
363/4
45
45%
45
45
45
451/4
453/4
46
40%
403/4
40%
41%
40%
41%
41%
433/8
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
34%
341%
345/a
7,500
32%
34
35%
58,100
Corp
3
3
2
2
12
Mar 19
4
Mar 18
Apr
Robertshaw
Rochester
21
17% Jan
27% May
2
393/8 Jun
4%
9
27 % Apr
11
26% Jan
2
38
44
Roper
43 % Jan
2
143A Feb
5
8% Jan
2
17% Jan
Dec
4
25
113/4 Jun
26
26
41
Jan
5
26 % Apr
29
14 5/a Aug
13
11% Jan
21
15
Oct
26
26% Jan
22
7% Oct
24
18 3/4 Feb
13
16% Mar 21
9
Jan
2
15
Jun
108%
108%
39%
39%
401/4
383/4
39%
87%
*87%
88%
*87%
88%
14%
14%
143/s
14%
14%
14%
£
151/a
8,100
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
51/4
8,900
53%
52%
108
15
5%
108
900
59,100
200
52%
53%
53%
551%
15,800
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43%
43
43%
14,300
31%
31%
32
31%
32
32
32
2.50
26%
27%
26 3/8
26%
26%
27
l
1,600
243/4
243/8
25%
24%
25%
27%
24%
27%
24%
243/4
3,200
No par
x33%
34%
333/4
34%
33%
341/4
34%
34'A
6,000
Co
Corp
10
40%
40%
40%
40%
405/s
1,200
41%
423/8
413/4
42%
41%
421/4
42
423/b
14,000
124%
125%
124%
126%
127%
128%
126
1273/4
6,600
*95%
1
98
*95%
98
*95%
98
98
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
16%
16%
6,900
24%
24%
23%
24%
23%
24
25%
25%
13,000
x35 %
35%
35%
37
37
37%
36%
36%
3,200
36
37%
371/8
37%
47%
48%
483/4
49
9%
91/4
l
35
35%
35%
20 g
47%
473/4
47%
35%
47%
1
9%
HI_1
9%
9%
9%
11%
11%
*11%
27%
27%
271/4
Co
Co
I_
IIIII5
12
*'95%
16%
1
IIIIIIIl
Petroleum
10
40%
40%
2,500
5
I
14
40%
54
100
D) Corp
Crown Cola Co_
19% Jan
55
5
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryder System Inc
Jun
108%
87 5/a
common
Ruberoid
52
31%
Royal McBee Corp
Rubbermaid Inc
10
*51%
10
Co
1
31% Feb
29
34%
521/4
1
Corp
Dutch
34%
*51%
39%
1.25
(Geo
Royal
Royal
34%
52%
1,200
23,900
No par
Elec
9
131/2 Jan
Oct
10% Jun
6
109
34%
11,000
33,800
1083/4
Corp
Ronson
493/4 May
1
10% Jan 17
26
23
11% May 29
Feb
Haas
33%
*51%
52%
31,900
87%
Ltd
preferred series A
Rohr
8
17
&
10%
161%
39%
Telephone Corp
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rohm
173/a
10
38%
Rochester
May 24
18 5/a Jan
&
633/8
163/4
10%
*87 5/a
Co
Trust
Inc
Controls
Gas
*60%
16
5
com
series
Selection
1083/4
63%
;
100
Tobacco
Manufacturing
*51%
100
Oil Corp
Riegel Paper Corp
Ritter
Company
137% May 23
97
J.)
pref
Richfield
11
433/4 jun
~
Brass
Richardson-Merrell
28% May 31
341/2 July
1
43
&
3.60%
Rhodesian
18
Jan
*61
300
10
preferred
2nd
(R.
Preferred
10
16
19% Jan
24
21% May 29
331/a Jan 10
Reynolds
63
22
50c
common
Steel
conv
Rheem
61% May 22
21
34% Mar 26
*60%
*21%
1
Corp
convertible
41/5!%
24
4% Jan
7
Mar 14
1,200
13 S/8
12%
213/4
Drug & Chemical Colli2I50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4%% preferred series A
50
8
2
15%
13%
12 3/s
Rexall
473/8 May 14
7
100
213/4
Republic
523/8 May 21
Jan 28
Feb
13%
4,300
1
1
110
52% July
14
102
May 29
173A Oct 25
50c
Chemicals
Republic
24
103/a Jan
38% Mar
87
4
153/4 Feb
27
preferred
Inc
50% Nov
May 29
2nd
Stores
Revlon
1163A Jan
90
preferred
Stores
7
8
71/8 Oct
15,100
50
11
25
Jun
13,900
23%
11%
37% Jun
Jun
73
28
233/8
37% Jan
Jan
25
27%
12%
48% Jan
97
22% Oct
28%
6
Mar
48
24
4,500
23%
2
23% Jan
Oct
2,400
11%
12
2
29
4
25
40%
11%
23%
40 % Jan
2
24
1,200
40%
11%
27%
67 5/a Mar 13
52% Jan
411/4 Jan
Oct
10%
40%
11%
10
12%
1st
Copper
27
40
10%
-40%
11%
23%
Revere
26
8
10
40%
11 3/8
28%
48% Mav 31
24
26
9%
40%
11%
11%
2
Oct
8% Jun
3% Jun
9%
40 3/4
11%
223/4
36 Ya Jan
20% Jan
86 % Nov
10%
40%
common
5
20% Oct
6,000
Corp
10
Reliance Elec & Eng Co
I_IH_5
Reliance
Mfg Co common
_5
Conv preferred 3%% series
100
Republic Aviation Corp
50c
17
20 % Jan
Jan
17%
27%
38 % Jan
133/4 Mar 26
173/4
68,900
113/4
Reliable
53
12.500
17%
703/4
27%
Reichhold
30
600
34%
17%
23%
4%
9
23
78%
34%
17%
11%
19
Jan
*78%
34
171/4
22%
22
Jan
70%
78%
33%
27
Jun
23
70%
78%
IIIIIH5
14
76
69
79%
3314
No par
Co
Co
23% Apr
14
68%
79
Inc__3.33%
_i
non-cum
4
28
67%
32%
1
I_III_50
4%
8
93A Jun
69%
10
Inc
Raytheon
21
31% Jun
12
17%
Inc
International
Reading
14% May 20
51 % Aug 30
( 6% Oct
House
183/a Jan
4
17'/a
66%
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves Bros Inc
8
173/a Feb
May
33%
Raybestos-Manhattan
Red
12
79%
313/4
2.50
Raymond
Rayonier
29% May 28
10
6
*78%
2.50
44% May 14
123A May 31
14
com_No par
;_No par
preferred
12% May 24
30% Jun
5
18% May 20
15% Jun
1st
Inc
Random
21
5
Corp of America
$3.50
Ralston Purina Co
Ranco
143/a Apr 30
10% Mar 14
15
133/a Jan
Oct~24
Oct
8% Jan
18
743/8 Jun
22% Mar
24
10% Oct
93/4 May 17
2
40 % July
Feb~16
IO1/4 Feb
1
Oct
8
9
24
Nov
2
Apr 17
1
313/4 July
15% Feb 26
13^
'.'24'% Apr
411/8 Feb
May 29
5% Oct
12
Jan
1
*14
No par
14%
*14
12
27%
14%
*11%
9
12
27%
5,400
12
*11%
27%
27
14
600
27%
14'/4
*14
2,700
88,100
9%
141/4
4,800
300
17
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17 %
2,000
12%
2.50
123/4
12%
12%
12%
13'/a
12%
13%
23,100
583/4
12,700
s
60 % Jan
2
28
94% Nov
16
26
3521/4 Jan
26
36% May 29
89
Jun
352% Jan
22% Jun
26
37
161/4 May 29
135/a Jun
: 68% Oct
22% Oct
81
23
8
Oct
Jan
7
Jan
10
215/» Feb
2
26% July
Jan
8
92
26% Jan
2
34% Apr 22 '
2
39s/8 Mar 15
Jun
20
5
Paper
Co
5
2
133/4 Apr
15
133/a Jan
10
Sangamo
Electric
23% May 21
lOVi Jun 27
Schenley
Industries
2
103/e Jan
9
60 s/b Feb
1
421/2 Jan
24
11% Jan
9
181/2 Jan
2
9 Ya Jan
15
r
37
Jun
13
45% Jan
4
35% Jan
10
12
98i/4 Feb
14
65 3/s Feb
23
53 3/fe Dec
28
11% May
50% July
25
Oct
25
42 3/4 Jan
77
Jan
16
87
6
7
2
2
31
Mar 15
18
Dec
86
Jan
8
991/2 Dec
31
97% Jan
9
26% Jan
30
21 % Jan
2
82
12
Mar
7
22
363/8 Apr
26
92
Apr
102
Jan
5
28
293/8 Jun
21
23
5
Jan
18
3% Oct
22
6 3/4 Feb
7
4% Jan
2
25
33 % Dec
31
32% Jan
2
3
17 % Jan
2
22 % Jun
—1
12% July
5
14
113/4 July 30
231/2 Jan
293/4 Mar jo
Jun
25
88 3/4 Jan
2
74
9% Dec
31
15% Mar
2
9
143/a Jan
4
7% Jun
4
7
103 % Jan
8
3
13;% Jun
24
113/4 Mar 30
9% Jan
2
34% Jan
30
6% May 29
12
104
Aug
12% May 29
63/8 Jun
5
18% Jan
25
45% Feb
141/a Jun
25
2934 Jan
9% Oct
24
23 % Mar 28
23
12
4.
Jan
Mar
17
6
82
Jun
36% Apr 25
90 3/4 May 22
161/2 Jun
18 3/4 Jan
2
34% Jan
16
11
24 %
Sharon
Shell
20
45% Jun
25
Jun
44
Oil &
Simonds
22
Jan
7
28 % Apr
15
Simplicity
35% Jan
2
Sinclair
1
Singer
65
July
5
Skelly
Oil
2
333/4 Jun
12
Smith
(A
23% Jan
2
495/8 Jun
20
Smith-Douglass
91% Jan
2
8% Jan
4
10% FeD
6
58 ~ Feb
15
53 % Jan
21
61 % Apr
24
50
53
Feb
19
51% Mar 18
4434 Jan
17
323/4 Jan
2
41
28% Jan
2
49 3A May 21
29
May 28
21% Oct
24
401/2 Jan
16
273/4 Oct
24
33
16
17% Jun
Jan
233/4 Feb
25
/
16
31% Mar 30
1
30% Jan
4
22% Jan
54
Feb
% Feb
4
35% Feb
25
15
27
Feb
18
30% Mar
4
33
Jan
25
51 % Jan
May 13
571% Jan
2
57
53
May
9
50
Jan
2
573A Apr
25
36
50
Mar 21
43
Jan
2
53
Jun
18
1
37% Jun
24
6
673/8 July
May 29
21% May 29
44
30 % Feb
30
16
28% Mar
May 29
18% July
5
59% Feb
7
203/e Dec
31
19% Feb
5
71
75
16
72 % Jan
21
14
223A May 29
11
Apr
35% Mar
55% Mar
21% May
79
5
3
Jun
13
21
7
33% Mar
1
38 % Jun
1
26% Jan
5
15
2
19 % May 23
9aA Oct
23
47% Jan
2
10% Mar
6
15% Jun
18
4
25
8i% Jan
24
6% Jan
3
9% Jun
25
Nov
Jun
Jan
24
Oct
3
42 % Jan
2
90
Jan
15
953/4 Dec
26
10% Oct
22
241/b Jan
2
Aug 16
20% Jun 25
97
9
93
Apr
38 3/a Mar
1
25
Jan
3
32 % May
16
81
86
8
82% Jan
2
90 3/4 Jun
20
90
Sep
25
May
Mar
^For footnotes,
25% Mar 19
94% May
7
12% Mar 26
see page 21.
24
353/4 May 23
Feb
1
16% Jun
12
97
98 % Feb
South
5%
7
*78%
79%
21
20 5/8
21
21
21%
12%
123/4
12%
12%
33%
33%
333A
34%
333A
89%
88%
89 5/a
,89%
901/s
14%
14 'A
7% 7.
*14
14%
75/8
107
12%
&
Amer
14%
500
73A
7%
7%
5,600
107%
105%
105'%
141/a
14%
153/a
155/a
155/s
155/s
15%
15%
1,300
16%
16%
165/a
16%
183%
18
18%
14,100
4,600
39%
39%
39%
39%
39
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
393/4
21%
133/4
135/s
133/4
14
14%
14%
9,300
44
443A
435/8
133/4
44%
44
44%
44
443/a
38,800
23%
23%
233/8
23%
235/s
24
233/4
23%
9.100
22%
23
23%
233A
23%
23%
8%
8 5/8
231/4
83/4
23%
83A
83/8
8%
5,200
jL6%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
2,000
83A
8%
16 %
16%
23%
24%
24
24%
24
24
24
24%
2,100
40%
40%
413/a
41%
41%
41%
413/4
,2,500
28
27 5/a
28
27%
27%
28
28
50c
26%
26%
26%
26%
263A
26%
26%
27%
43%
44%
43%
443/8
44
44%
44%
45%
31,900
791/4
79%
10.200
French
Oil
Gold
E
78%
773/8
78%
61%
61%
78%
61%
78
61
613/4
63 3A
63%
65
31%
323/8
315/8
32%
32
321%
32%
323/4
3,000
443/8
453A
44%
453A
45%
46%
453/a
46%
13.800
63
63%
62%
63%
625/8
63%
63
635/8
9,900
68%
69%
68 3A
69%
69 Ya
69%
693/4
703/a
30,200
21%
21%
213/4
22
21%
21%
211/8
213/a
7,400
/ -
Labs.No par
15
Inc
Co
No par
Platinum
&
&
G
Co
1
/ 8%
83A
com_4.50
563/4
58%
50
*523/4
53%
■
.
Puerto
83A
57
*52 3/4
8%
83A
*8%
56 3/s
53%
♦623/4
631/2
*40%
56 3/4
83%
57
5
413/4
42%
42%
42 5/a
42
25
*33%
34
Southeastern Public Service Co____ 1
Southern California Edison
8%
23%
<24
x303A
preferred
Sugar
com
.
Co
5
Southern Indiana Gas &
Southern Natural Gas Co
Southern Pacific Co (Del)
Railway
Southwestern
Public
tr
preferred
'
3334
500
100
34
*33 %
34
24
24
23 %
24
233/4
23%
1,200
30%
313/a
30%
31%
31%
31%
27,200
53%
533A
53
53%
11,400
53
533/8
53 %
533/4
54%
54
54
535/8
533/8
53%
53%
51
52%
51%
51%
51 %
51%
51%
51%
4,400
36
36
36%
22,500
663/4
67%
10,600
21%
211%
par
,K
ctfs
Service
36%
36
36%
36%
66
663A
66%
66%
66%
20
21%
213/a
21
21%
21
100
*77%
Co_„l
37
81
37%
*773/4
81
♦773A
365/8
37
363/4
common
36%
67%
21
16%
16%
1„300
141/s
14%
4,300
9%
9%
3,900
16
16
16
16%
163A
14%
14
14%
14
14
9%
305/8
6
30%
31
30%
*95%
96
*95%
50c
25
No par
No par
96
93/8
9%
30%
31%
*95%
31
*95%
96
14%
14%
143/a
143/4
145/a
953A
95
95
95
95
28%
283/4
28%
283A
28 5/8
28%
151/4
15%
95
*90
90 3A
90%
90%
*90%
5,700
37%
16
9%
1,600
81
37%
14
9%
800
37%
1
9%
,
*78
81
1
2.50
100
common
333/4
•
8,700
No par
preferred
Corp
preferred
42%
54%.
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical Co common
Rand
413/4
No par
common
stock
41
7.50
e1_No
preferred
Ohio
31%
*33%
7,300
'
42%
Rico
2,100
56%
*523/4
6,000
8%
57%
53%
40%
non-cum
2,600
5
Inc
Co
77%
900
<
10
40%
$4.50
2,400
40%
405/8
$4.50
3,600
*27%
40%
Spiegel Inc
20
153/4
40 %
4.20%
27,800
75/8
14%
40%
Sperry
3,400
901/a
*105%
2.50
&
12%
34%
15%
25
Carolina
Mobile
2.800
121/8/
>
33%
89%
123/4
39
Jersey Gas Co
5%
10,500
13%
Corp
preferred
Southern
10,600
21%
153/a
lo
Mobil
Southern
40
21%
Co
O)
Kline
-8%
1,900
4%
.: 395/8
';••' 21 %
34%
88%
79%
41/2
4%
7,200
28%
38%
Co
South
•
*78 %
20%
7%
Corp__
South
28
38% Jun 25
40% Jun 26
Feb
South
79%
40
1
Soo Line Railroad Co
/
*78%
90
101%
28%
283A
4%
.
Mar 23
23% May 29
Oil
Socony
*100
*105%
Co
3
Jan
Smith
IOI1/2
28 5/a
5
Pattern
23
68 % Apr 29
703/8 July
5
233/4 Jun
3
*100
28%
No par
553/4 Jan
2
101%
28%
49,100
No par
Co
Saw & Steel
465/a Apr 30
793A Jun 12
2
*100
!■
395/8
1
Simmons
60% Mar 20
90
7%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
11% Jan
79%
50c
10
58 % Jan
29
1,200
33%
90
107%
Corp of America
Corp of America
11
26
331%
90y2
4%
__1
28
27
333/a
*90
*105%
Co
323A Feb
72% Feb 28
33 %
90%
1
26% Jan
593/4 Dec
33%
No par
41% Jun
12% Nov
32%
*90
33%
No par
2
25
51
5
Gas
Corp
(Frank G)
28
5% July
3
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
50%
1
20
5
51
35,400
2.50
27 % Jun
29% Jan
50 5/a
393/4
1
263/8 May 22
5
401/8 Feb
May 29
503A
43/B
1
32% Jan
Mar
50%
No par
21 % Jun
63
5,700
5,400
51
32%
3
2
8
673A
11%
*50%
1
Apr 19
33% Mar 29
21
671%
11%
39%
Shoe
Feb
9%
11%
2.50
common
10
9%
68 %
4%
18
35% Mar
1.800
9%
39%
19 Ya Feb
62
24,400
115/8
4%
Sheraton
50% Jun 14
191/4 Oct 24
37%
331/a
67 %
39%
14
24
600
373/a
93A
*78 %
13% Jan
24
8,700
10%
11%
1
25% May 23
15% Oct
21%
10%
68 3/8
20
2
285/a Oct
6,000
21%
9%
100
2
33% Jan
27,500
11%
102%
26
56
12%
10%
67%
28 3A
83/a Apr
27
3,900
12
10%
93/8
*100
16% Jan
24
30%
373/8
11%
25
19% Jan
23
30%
68%
90%
Corp
800
11,800
,
11%
No par
&
r
67%
*90
Corp of Amer
1,500
24,300
913A.
,';*< 373/8
37%
9
20%
265/8
ft 255/8
£91%
33
4
Jun
•
*323/4
37
May 23
19
DAY
33
18% Jan
24% Oct
Independence
375/8
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp__
1
26% Oct
10s/8
33
15
21
12%
10%
37%
31
22
11%
103/4
33
Dec
Oct
12
10 3/8
38 %
22 % Jan
May 28
93A Oct 24
11%
10%
32%
23
16
CLOSED
373/8
16
3
EXCHANGE
37%
t.
32%
14% May 29
May~
30%
37%
No par
Corp
Industries Inc
Oil
30%
37%
10%
No par
common
Steel
Shattuck
17% May
30%
36%
*
V 37%'i "37%
'•11%
11%
preferred__l50
Financial
Shamrock
7
44% Jun 28
22% Feb
413/a Mar 20
2
11% Jan
C
30%
30% rtfl
:Ji
1-IIIIIIHl
___I~5
Co
S F
STOCK
l
V
N
Falls
Shahmoon
913/4.
30
preferred
5.25 preferred
7
26%/
913A
21%
Seiberling Rubber Co
18% July
5
431/2 Apr 22
24 ya Jan 23
20 %
26
91%
10 %
Corp
Inc
203/a
26 %
91%
10%
Roebuck
Servel
Mar 12
20%
25%
91
21 %
Sealright-Oswego
May 20
11% Jan 22
*20%
25%
91"'
200
6,300
341/B
33%
*201/8
20%
25,%l
21%
Sears
16
106
•••;
10%
common
Bolt
Seagrave
4
34
21
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co
14
Jun
335/8
10%
Mfg Co common
3.65%
preferred
&
333A
21%
Scovill
Screw
33 %
941/4
425
*325
10%
Paper Co
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
4
94%
94%
425
21%
Scott
51/2 Apr
2
40% May 29
581/4
58%
94%
*10%
Corp common
5%%
convertible
I
58
♦325
33%
*20%
1
Schlumberger
Jan
933/4
35c
SCM
59
58%
425
com__1.40
Corp
23
933A
*325
Inc/
convertible
26
Oct
77
5%
_I_5
,
Schick Inc
753A Apr
165/8 Jan
743A Jan
Jun
Schering
Co
425
preference
Convertible
16
2
San
16
32% Apr
6% Jan
28 3/s Apr
28% Oct
Regis
26
24
301% Jun
St
l
Jan
23
103% Oct
No par
com__No par
Preferred series A 5%
t
100
!
57%
94%
33
10
23
59
10
10% Jun
Jan
10% Oct
Jun
*325
2
iti'35
50
21
:
58 %
*93%
100
St L San Fran Ry Co
,
21 •
57%
100
2
27% Jan
Feb
i;
1.66%
preferred
conv
St.' Joseph Lead Co
St. Joseph Light & Power
Diego Gas & Electric Co..___lO
San Diego Imperial
Corp
U.LJ.
1
1
19
Jun~24
common
preferred
4.30%
183% Jan
3
19
90
343/8
4%
20
18 % Jan
May 29
Oct
Feb
Stores
40V2 Apr
16% Jan
313/8 Aug 29
4% Oct 24
49
19
39% Mar 12
11
Aug 13
15% Oct 26
83A Oct
30% Oct
96
79
31
Dec
22
Safeway
58% Jun 21
.-ii":'.■/__%.
25
1
211/2 Mar
8
4
91% Apr
i/./
4
201/4 May 21
25.
273A May 29
V
Jan
45% Feb
.
90 3A
v-
♦95%
28%
*901/4
31%
5,600
96 "
15% ;
95,500
95%
-130
29
7,500
90%
10
1.
20
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest.
39% Dec
4
35% Jan I
37
July
2
43 y8 May 29
May 29
77% Jan
2
64
Jan
2
,76
July 5
85% Apr 15
,
48
2
83 y4 Apr
15% Oct
35% Jan
81
2
22
Jan
14 y4
25
24
Y4.% July
July
May 29
65% Dec
5
81% May 29
98 % Dec
26
93
Feb
58% Feb
15
46% Jan
59% Dec
48
May 29
July 17
85
26
8
ii y8 Jun
25
23% Mar
41% Oct
90
47
Mar 12
22
71
21% Jun
25
29% Mar
Jun
22
30% Mar 15
12
40y4Jan
2
6
$1.20 convertible
6%
16% Jan
24
17% Feb
6
82% Jun
14
14% July
85
3
3
24%
Oct~22
37
Feb
6
29% Jan
18*'
23
Jun
25
34
Feb
28
29% Feb
25
37% Jun
15% Oct
26
33% Jan
2
17% Jan
11
24% Jan
118% Jan
11
20 Yb Jun
3%%
27
j
38% Oct
24
50 Va Mar 20
58 % Jun
25
16% Nov 23
14% Jun 17
18% Jan
31
23 % Jan
Stevens
(J P)
1
20
20
20
5%
113/4
*29%
Feb
Foods
Studebaker
8
18% Jan
3
28% May 21
SuCrest
41 Yb Jan
4
55% Jun 25
Sunbeam
2
28 Yb May 23
Sunstrand
10% Feb
Sun
24% NOV
29
21 % Jan
8% Oct
24
16% Jan
19
8% Jan
2
Oct
17
92
Jan
7
98% May 10
18
Sun
18
6
3
25V4 Jan
2
1
56% May
May 29
12% Aug
1385 Feb
21
1045
21
12 % Oct
24
24% Mar 21
24
49% Feb
39
22% Jun
25
11% May 29
27
20
20
56 Vi
56%
57
56
56
Corp
900
24,800
14
4
2
15% Jan
2
19% Jun
May 2
55% Mar 23
17% Jan
2
28% May 20
Taft
32% Jun
7
42% Jan
14%
40
30%
*14%
14%
40
30%
30%
15
300
40
2,600
30 7/a
39%
*30 Va
1,100
6%
65/8
6%
18 Va
18%
183/a
18%
18%
18%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30%
23%
23%
53%
53%
8,600
26
26
4,100
9
9
1,800
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
*23%
24%
23%
543/8
523/4
53%
23%
25%
9
9
9%
53%
26
9
':
1
26 %
26
9
25 Va
26%
.
23%
52%
23%
52%
Va
9%
98%
*96%
98%
*96%
47%
48
473/4
r 3,100
3,700
1,400
98
47%
59,700
•
48
*96%
98%
47%
47%
1
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
43,400
6.25
51%
52
513/4
52
52
52%
52%
52%
4,200
11%
11%
11%
11%
24,100
1,300
10c
_25
California
of
.
*96%
47%
9,200
*17
113/4
12 Va ;
113/4
12
1398
1378
1398
1392
1412
14C4
1414
17%
1362
-1.38 8/9
America
of
*17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1.400
6,800
25
39%
393/4
39%
39%
39%
393/4
39%
40
1
1
x34%
34%
34%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
5,300
18
18%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
9,300
25%
Co
Talcott
3,700
1,000
4,000
18
25%
25%
Swingline Inc class A
Symington Wayne Corp
Feb
2,000
20
No par
preferred
Oil
47% Jan
11,000
1
30
Oil Co
DX
Swift &
19%
17%
Mining Co
12
14%
40
293/4
•
35%
19%
56% " 563/4
14%
29%
343/4
35
*19%
393/4
14%
393/4
34%
•
No par
A
Superior
May
1
44% Apr 10
"
400
1
-
293/4
common
Co
Co
—
1
1
1
5
1
Corp
series
Sweets
14%
393/4
29%
1
;—1
1.25
1
Corp_
Oil
29% Apr
18
195/a V
v
—1
Sunshine
38% Jun
18%
19%
14%
26%
35%
18%
100
8,500
84
14%
34%
35
54%
_
12
May 14
2
333/4
35
19%
Biscuits Inc
26
333/4
34%
20
Corp
Sunshine
Jun
33%
33%
*83%
21 Yb
19%
Corp
Chemical
$4.50
20
15% Jan
31% Oct
1559
2
Jan
26 3/i
common—1
20
Corp
2
121/4 Jun
2
7% Jan
13
Jun
27
5
34% Apr
51% July
795
43% Jan
8
14%
27%
3,100
13,300
30
DAY
14%
14%
26%
f 8%
Corp
Sunray
15
28% Feb
30
Independence
14%
18%
Broadcasting Co—
23
53% Jan
12
323/4
84
35
Propane Gas Corp
24
1,200
1,000
3,600
22%
10%
9%
33
33%
Gas
May 29
CLOSED
32%
18%
Suburban
43
30
*83%
34%
Suburban
21 Va Oct
*29%
30
33
1
Container
Stone
14
50% Apr
EXCHANGE
100
24
■
213/4
STOCK
10
84
331%
21% Apr 16
31% May 14
85
12
11,100
'
24%
%
2*
22
32%
15
2.50
2
May 14
24
9%
•
13%
48%
1
*83%
143/4
Corp
2
83
9%
32%
*14%
Inc—i
& Co
17% Jan
17% May 29
113/4
21%/
11%
22 Va
*29%
84
■
24%
6,200
/
93
*48
233/4
79%
25 % Jan
21% Aug
23%
9%
el3/,
13%
49%
*47
473/4
103,700
61 %
24%
26%
2
45 y4 Apr
13%
2,400
21,600
69%
*92
133/a
23%
79.
2
2
13 Va
95%
60 %
68%
93
*92
1,800
10,300
59%
'
»
,
Va
24
261/4
13
May 29
-
93
113/4
30
1
10% Feb
15% Jan
62
62
*213/4
93/4
*83%
5
28% Jan
32
32
5
Stone & Webster
Stouffer
8
9%
69
23
22
Inc
prior preference
Storer
5% May 17
47V4
,
113/4
60
613/4
95%
96
59 %
68%
233/4
22%-
—100
30% Jan
May 29
48%
24
21%
common
24
6
22%
*2334
1
20% May 29
14% Oct
*47%
13 Va
13%
No par
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
34% May 14
2
13i%
95%
60
683/a
95%
v:v< 67%
ii;
61%
*91%
2.50
42% May 31
2
95
59%
5
1
preferred-.
Stewart-Warner
11
33% Apr
953/a
,
13,300
■
12
10% Jun
-
*91% 1 93
100
New
5
2oy4 May 17
70% Feb 13
95
No par
(The) LS
Sterchi Bros Stores
10
15
14 Va
65%
Sterling Drug Inc
25
71% Jan 18'"-
Jan
14%
64 Va
Corp com
Chemical Co
Stauffer
84% May 16
28% May 20
35% Apr 18
44
14%
65%
Steel Co
Pressed
Standard
15
21% May 29
convertible
Starrett Co
1
Jan
12,200
29,100
14%
64%
Stanley Warner Corp
Corp
27
24
66 %
14%
65
Stanray
Feb
27 y4 May 29
153/a
65 3/8
14%
64%
$1.60 convertible
17
29
38% Jan
9
230
14 %
1
6.25
com
preferred
preferred
preferred
9
Jan
31% Jan
Nov
84%
Calif
Packaging
Standard
July
18
84%
preferred series A
24% May 24
10% July
5
2
Jun
83%
62%'
Mar 18
26
83V4
61%
32
17
84%
preferred
conv
3%%
29
28
83%
5
29
91% Mar 26
833/4
60
21
19% Jan
83
V
68%
47% Jan
84% Nov
76
58%.
32 y4 Dec
25
74 %
673/a
5
28
75 Va
25
7
Standard Oil of Ohio common—10
24
14% May 29
74%
Oil of New Jersey
Jan
55 y4 Jun
75
Oil of Indiana
$3.30
25% Oct
81% Feb
of
27% Jan
20% Mar 25
11% Mar
22
74%
Standard
26
22% Feb
7% Jan
75%
Standard
53% Jan
26
18% Oct
24
74%
20
Apr
3
16% Feb 26
23
ioy8 Oct 31
6% May 29
37%
24
9
93
May 13
22 Va Jun
9
46%
37 %
Jun
70% May 13
May 24
11% July
5
22
45%
37%
Apr
69% July
4
13% Jun
5
|
22
Jan
45%
37 %
No par
Oil
2
52% Jan
28
45 Va
37%
Industries
Kollsman
2
58% Jan
59% Feb
95 y4 Feb
45% May 28
44%
37
98 y4
2
26
44%
37V4
61
13
39% Oct
50
45%
preferred
$3.50
Standard
Shares
443/4
*373%
Standard
69 y4 Apr
the Week
r>
com—No par
Inc
14
20% Feb
2
61% Feb 28
Brands
Standard
July
July 4
July 3
July 2
July 1
Sales for
1
Friday
Wednesday
5
10
Square D Co
Staley A E Mfg Co—
48 % May 22
2
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
25
24% Jun
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
.
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
„
RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
,.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(116)
T
13
Jun
27
29% May 29
19
1130% Jan
5 % Jun
48 %
4
18
May
Talon
9
Inc
11 % Jan
4% Oct
24
16% Feb
15% Oct
31
Jun
25
61% Dec
14
May 29
7% Jan
25
Tandy
29 % Jan
23
7% Jan
25
TelAutograph Corp
2
17% Jan
7
16% Jan
2
41 % Mar
4
46%
46%
46
46%
45%
46
45%,
45%
2,800
33%
No par
56%
58
58
58%
58%
59%
58%
61%
49,400
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
42,300
1
73%
77%
75%
77%
76%
78%
33,800
Gas Transmission
Corp
5
Texas
Utilities
38% Jun
Textron
31% Mar
9
24
29% Mar 21
7
9
32
Jan
2
40% Jun
7
1
33 % Mar
25% Jan
2
1
35% Apr
29% Jan
30
23% July
27% Mar
44 Yb Jan
22
23% Oct
10
4
17
29% Dec
26% MttJ* 12
30% May 31
Jun
19
24
Jan
3
11
14
Feb
37% Jun
25
66
Jan
2
50 Yb Mar 20
60 Va
May
Jan
12
88% Apr
6
89% Jan
93% May 27
25% pet
15% Oct
25
36
Apr
4
29% Jan/
4
33% Feb
13
24
23 % Feb
16
19% Mar
4
27% July
5
23% Jan
3
25% Nov
2
45
Jun
25
57 % Feb
15
Oct
25
25% Mar 26
7
Jan
11
11
53% Jan
27 Va Jan
15
45
63% Jan
30
24
42% Feb
20 % Jan
25
81Y2 Jan
2
65 % Feb
48% Feb
15
44 % Jan
Jan
2
133% Feb
5% July
5
20
58 % Jan
8
8
69% July
2
20 % May 29
18
25% Mar 20
24% Mar 13
16% Apr 26
25% Mar
141
53,500
18%
55% May 21
25
25
46,400
73%
18%
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
25
21
20 %
72%
18%
Pacific
18% Jun
Jun
20%
72
18%
Texas
19 Ya Jun
28 % Jun
20%
71%
18%
Texas
50% Jan
108
20%
711/4
20%
701/4
4
28
3
Jan
30% May 29
73% July
3
29% May
1
76% Apr 24
54
May 3
159% May 3
*. 7%
Jan 24
Gulf
$1.25
Inc
Coal
&
77%
78%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
65%
22V-!
22 Yb
23
23%
24%
o
51%
52%
521%
53%
53
53%
STOCK
52%
53%
50c
35%
36»/a
35%
36%
36%
36%
EXCHANGE
36%
36%
No par
*37%
38%
*38%
39%
*38%
39%
5~
30%
31%
30%
32%
31%
32 Va
1
23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
24
26%
28%
27%
27%
27%
28'A
.
Mfg
Co
Co
Betts
__1
Co
90
No par
*30%
31'
30%
31%
31%
31%
30 Va
31%
600
10
25%
26
25%
26%
26
27
26%
27 %
106,900
__25
preferred
Timken Roller Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction
1
25%
25%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
400
68
68 %
68
68 Va
68%
69 V4
69%
69%
11,800
18%
18%
181/4
18%
181/4
18%
18%
18%
5,400
Toledo
Thor Power Tool Co
Tidewater Oil common
$1.20
28%
28%
X28%
29
29
29%
72 %
72%
73%
731/4
73
73%
23
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
71%
71%
71V.
721/4
72
72
71%
72%
.100
149 %
49%
preferred
conv
Transitron
Electronic
Apr
15
3
55% May 13
10%
$2.50
preferred-.
Tung-Sol Electric Co common.
5% conv pfd series of 195720th Century-Fox Film Corp..
Twin Industries Corp
46
Oct
29
52% Feb
5
15% Oct
24
39% Jan
22
6% May 29
11% Jan
2
28% May 15
2
45 %
Apr
30
50
July
1
20
Jan
2
37
Jun
3
7% Jun
11
3
■.
Jan
.
'■'■"*'
22
-
World
Airlines
'
5
Inc
Financial
49%
*148
5%
5%
10%
Tri-Continental Corp common.
5
5%
1
Pipeline Co.
Trans-World
51
150%
—1
Corp.
48% Jun
Transwestern
Trans
250
5
Transamerica Corp common.
4%%
92
*90%
No par
1
Co
Co
Trane
K-
2
Edison
Torrington Co
Tractor Supply Co class A
22 Va
16
3,200
90
4
26% Feb
200
9,100
90
42% Mar
26
*/2
56%
92
16% Feb 25
Oct
28%
56%
*90%
10% Jan
13
28%
12
56%
19
54% July
14% Jan
23,900
12
23
4
100
16,700
24%
55%
34% Apr
51% Feb
8
DAY
38%
31%
23%
12
/ 14% Jan
23
38%
31%
Independence
56%
90 Va
7% May 29
Oct
16,700
12
2
May 29
-
55%
14
13
5.000
14.700
12%
15% Feb
34
4,900
7;( \
56%
18% Jan
3
\
56
8% May 29
12% Apr
19% Jun
CLOSED
' •<
*12
Thompson (J R)
7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com
5
4%
preferred
.100
6% May 29
9% Mar
15,100
65%
No par
preferred
Glass
I
22
10
Oil
&
Co L
Chemical
Thomas
Inc
common
conv
Thatcher
Thiokol
1,000
18%
13
51% Nov
2,800
18%
25 % Feb
37 Yb Jun
5%
70%
65"% May 22
I
5Va.
20%
89 % Jun
17% Jan
5%
16.3C0
18%
3
47% Jan
7
5%
6%
27
69%
2
Apr
29
21% Feb
5%
6%
26%
20 %
Co
5
57
4
52% Nov
1,200
6
27
5
Texas
Texas
V2
6 Va
26%
12.50
Transmission
Instruments
125% Jan
-Jun
20%
25
Transmission Corp_3.50
Gas
Inc
Eastn
Texas
22
51
5%
Texas
13% July 19
15% Oct
5%
16% May 15
33 % May 29
May 29
5%
13% Mar 26
22
83
6%
25%
6%
26%
6%
6%
24%
15
11 Va Oct
10
8,700
43%
Producing Co
Gulf Sulphur
52% Apr
23 % Jan
26% May 29
33%
43%
2
25
22% May 29
32%
44
41% Jan
32 % Jun
25
1,600
33
43%
11
45% Mar 29
Oct
25%
32%
44%
49% May 22
62% Jun 11
34% May 29
49
Texaco
Texas
'
25%
33%
44%
Corp
Tennessee
21% Apr 30
73% July
5
19
Jun 13
2
59% Jan
5
18% Mar
25%
33
,__12%c
1
Technical Material Corp
26
25% Mar
45
14
25%
33%
44%
1
6
5% Mar 26
2
25%
33 %
44%
Co
(James)
Inc
1122% Mar 27
4% May 29
b
.4.50
5
Broadcasting
16%
17%
50 Va
30
14,600
73%
50%
49%
50 %
148%
*146%
148
1,500
5,500
I
1,900
149%
x49Va
1491/4
29%
*73
.
11,200
600
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
8,000
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
3,800
16
17
16%
17%
17
17%
13,300
16%
16%
16%
17%
167/a
17 %
17
17%
45%
3.3C0
46% /
45%
46V4
461/4
46%
45%
46%
9,900
.50
55
55
55%
55%
55
55%
54%
54%
2,200
—1
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
23%
-50
48%
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
__1
28%
29%
28%
29%
29%
30%
30%
30%
24,400
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
400
20%
20%
*203/4
Co
8,900
2,000
V'vY
VVfcv;'
'j:';/;
15
Oct
7
24
19 Va May 15
Jun
25
10% Mar 22
16% Oct
23
27% Jan
15
30% Oct
23
53% Jan
15
31% May 29
83
Jun
27
43% Mar 15
121% Jan
17% Jan
2
8% Jan
23% Apr 18
3
21% Jan
29
38
Jan
2
34
July
100% Jan
100
26% July
12
May
2
25% May 10
2
49% Jun
4
V'41 Va May 24
Udylite Corp (The)
1
5
Ltd Amer dep
Unilever
N
V
rets ord
Bag-Camp
Union
Carbide
Paper
Corp
1:
28% May 10
Union
Electric
Co
2
102 % May 17
112% Feb
20 g
shares
ord
Union
4
1
2
Corp—6%
No par
Dec'
7
83 %
Dec'
13
29
78
Dec
19
82% May 23
75% Jan 25
84% Jan
18
92
Dec
28
92
Jan
7
43 % May
29
69% Jan
3
59% Jan
25
Dec
4
33% Jan
2
8% Feb
28
8% Jan
2
9% Feb
25
$4
Feb
19
26% Jan
2
35% Jun
12
Union
Tank
Union
2
72% Jun
27% May 29
35
'
Jan
8% Jan
2
Nov
8
20 Va Oct
23
32 % Mar 13
23% Jan
20% Jun
25
39% Jan
19
38 % Jun
25
54% Dec
5
22
100
Jun
26
88% July 23
39
Dec
5
102 % Dec
18
113
43% Jun
24
Jun
28
41% Jun
27
16% May 28
18 % Oct 24
33%
Mar" 11
8% Jan
64
5
Jan
3
23% Feb
21
56
Mar
2
1
31
Jan
10
28
37% Jun
19
United-Carr
Jan
2
8% Feb
8
46% Jun
Electric
2
20
Jan
30
United
Engineering
15
United
Financial
30 Yb May 22
United
Fruit
39% May
3
United
Gas
27% May 23
23% May 16
United
Gas
21% Jan
35 Yb Mar 14
2
21% Jan
15% May 29
16 % Oct
25
31% Oct
For
24
19
Jan
17% Jan
2
2
2
1% Jan
2
1% Jan
2
71% Jan
4
47% Jan
2
35% Mar 16
footnotes,
Coal
27% Apr
Jan
33% Jun 28
19% Jan
1 % Apr
30
5
55% Feb 21
36
Mar 18
United
Park
United Shoe
6%
21.
46%
35%
104
104%
101'A
*83V2
85%
♦83%
85%
par
77%
78%
*77%
78%
*78%
78%
78%
94%
♦92
94%
*93
21,800
*83%
27%
27
273/8
101
27%
10,200
39,300
273/a
101%
85%
101
6,800
36
1063/a
27%
*101
10l3/4
80
85%,
78%
140
par
25
*92
94%
*93
72%
73%
73 %
94%
733/4
73%
75
x74%
41
41V.
41
75%
41%
41
27,400
41%
41 Va
41%
22,500
11,500
9 %
9%
9%
9%
35
9%
343/,
25%
25%
26
34%
26
35i/a
26%
35%
26%
26%
37%
38V4
37%
26%
700
38%
38%
38%
45%
28%
46%
45%
38%
5
pfd_100
pfd_100
46%
46%
4 6 V4
35,900
46%
463/4
12.0C0
*99
105
*99
9%
103%
*99
1031%
*99
96%
97%
97%
96%
981/4
*96
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
33
33%
33
25%
333/4
331/4
201/4
201/4
20
20%
20
2.50
1
35%
353/4
36
5
*48%
5
1
18%
19
18%
18%
183/4
23 %
23%
233/a
23%
24
x26%
27
26%
26%
26%
10
4.50
10
1
38%
39%
38%
39
38%
24%
25
24%
25
24
24%
22%
22%
22%
223/4
22%
18
18%
18
18%
18%
1
1 Va
1%
1%
li/4
25
49 Va
49%
49%
25
33%
34
34%
50%
34%
33%
1
10
Foundry
of Calif
&
Co
Corp
Mfgrs
Inc
City Mines Co
Mach
47
353/4"
%
27%
Cos
common
preferred
.
see page
463/4
35%
1033/4
34%
Co
&
46%
35%
100%
Corp_.
Corp
Improvement
Merch
46%
1043/4 /
9V4
Corp
Corp
United Greenfield
United
35
26%
Amer__No par
of
Carton
20% Mar 19
18
46
103 Va
♦83 %
;
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United
35%
34»/4
Corp
21
2
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Oct 24
Co
Jan
46%
104
No par
1956)
&
59
2
41
United
Board
34
9 Va
Corp
11
30% Feb
■
United Biscuit
46
102%
10
conv
10
6,000
100%
common
conv
40% Jan
2,400
34 Va
Inc
Corp
(series of
Artists
10%
24%
5
(series of 1955)
United
10%
24%
10
4%
21
1,800
10%
23%
No par
4%
2
Feb
Jan
38% Jan
Mar 26
18
102 Va Jan
32
common
Co
Lines
8
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
23
Jan
Air
29
19% May 29
24
112
8
United
Co
preferred
Car
United Aircraft
United
29% May 28
17 Yb Oct
53% Jan
RR
non-cum
Mar 27
18%
25
Pacific
21
10%
23%
10
Oil of California
Union
3
30% May
27
Union
27
50% Mar 16
Jun
5
45% Jun
33% May 29
6% Jun
14
May 21
31% Jan
95% May 23
25
Jun 13
—
Jan
42
4
101
preferred
preferred
$3.50 preferred
$4 preferred
20%
10%
233/4
5
No
No
No
No
$4.50
$3.70
75 Va July
;
95
Mar 14
32% Jun
35% Mar 15
24
82
7
2
24
22% Oct
83 Va Jan
21
10%
23%
par
Twist Drill Co
Feb
78
20 3/4
10%
23%
par
common
101%
94% July 24
21
10 Va
23%
Industries
Unarco
Unilever
•
*95
8
35%
8 Va
,
483/4
97
200
25%
8,400
33%
33%
33%
20%
11,100
*19%
201/4
36%
363/8
363/a
700
8%
8%
8%
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49%
14,200
18%
*48%
183/4
18%
24%
3.0CO
24%
243/4
263/4
5,600
26%
27
39%
16,400
38%
39%
24%
11,400
24
22%
22%
22%
183/b
2,200
18%
18%
1%
1%
5,500
1%
1%
50%
50%
3,300
493/4
50%
33%
6,200
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34%
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198
Number
6279
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(117)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest.
19 V8 Oct
22
95 % Aug
Lowest
NEW
Highest
14
24% Jan
2
22%
1
23
98% Dec
10
24
98 Va Jan
4
3
99% July
32% Jun
1
26
32% Mar
9
47% Mar 23
105 Va Jan
I
Jan
36% Feb
4
73
U
Jun
7
3
171
S
Gypsum
7%
10% Oct 23
2414 Mar
2
9% Jun
48% Mar 29
45V2 Feb
19
42% Sep
9% Feb
18
39-'« Jan
4
23
15 V a J an
19 Va Apr
22
U
S
4
24% Jan
27% Feb
4
U
S
53% Mar 20
42% Jan
6u Va Jun
6
U
S
89% Jun
14
Jun
21
2
8%' J an
14
16
Oct
23
23% Feb
23 Va Dec
18
31 %
38
Aug
79
Jan
12
36
Oct
23
7
5
May
82% Sep
60% Feb
152% July 2
22 Va May 29
22% Jun 26
164
35
„
51
49 Va July
2
37% Oct 22
139% July 2
4
10
81 % Jan
Mar 27
26% May 28
32 % Jan
30
U
48% Jun
i
88% Feb
19
U
Jan
10
71% Feb
20
43% Jan
2
62 Va Dec
31
78% Jan
2
56 v
17
Jan
150
54
Apri 16
157% Mar 28
31% May 14
2
-
6
26% Jan
2
38% Jan
4
22
23% Feb
25
28% Muy
18
41% May
29
14% Mar 23
4
17% Jun
6
Oct
5% May 29
34% Feb
2
19% Oct
33% Oct
11 Va
24
158
Aug
Apr
40% Apr
38% Jan
19
54
170
8
S
6
May
7% Feb
.
2
24
38 % Jan
3
Feb
24% Jan
34% Mar
6
Feb
2
160 % Jan
40% Jun
8% Jan
6
4
..
.
9 % Feb
•
7
>
25
14
4
33 % Apr
15
1
39
Jan
8
S
Tcbacco
S
3
42% Jan
32% Jan
2
42 % May
14
Upjohn
16% Mar 20
24% Jun
18
Uris
37% Jan
41% Apr
31 % May 29
40 %
Mar~20
10
Universal
8
Universal
4
165
10%
41%
82
42%
41%
*9%
17%
18
173/4
5
26
26%
25%
1
56%
56V4
100
88
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9%>
88%
*87
44%
44%
44%
*164%
164%
>164%
30
42%
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74%
733/8.
77
75%
671/4
68%
47%
No par
27%
30
*40 y«
154
EXCHANGE
68%
CLOSED
153%
154
27%
28
27%
Independence
DAY
41
40
25%
25
25%
25%
26
38
38 Va
38%
38'/4
38V2
383/4
—30c
6
40%
6
7%
7%
5
40%
40%
40
1
28%
273/4
com.No par
27%
x36%
36
36
100
*164%
166%
Steel
com
Corp
Tobacco
-
Corp
2.50
*40
6V«
25c
Corp
preferred
Match
■
7%
7%
7%
Products
Building Corp
27%
Utah Power
&
Light Co
166%
*164%
58%
11.390
164%
164%
630
30%
30%
10.200
107.200
18%
17%
36 Va
35%
76
79%
68 %
68 %
4,800
47%
68,000
153%
1.53Va
800
28%
1.800
27%
42
415/8
22
22,
22%
38 Va
22 3/4
38%
38V4
22%
38V2
38V4
140
26
3.800
387(5
2,800
6
3.400
3.700
200
27%
3.200
36
2.000
*164%
42
22
41
36
37%
413/4
30
27%
181/4
343/4
41%
:•
7%
166%
17%
35%
41%
3.900
87
431/2
6
36%
17% f 18%
38%
12.80
2.900
*40
27%
36
34%
10c
400
6.900
26%
38%
7%
1
Co
2.600
9%
18
25%
40%
1
Oil
Co
421%
*40
6%
*40
28%
36%
*1643/4
41
6
40
.
50
471/2
48 Va
.
24%
,
5.400
87
STOCK
1
6
7.700
>
46
78%
-
68
48%
preferred_25
610
10%
17%
26V4
293/4
47%
27%
82%
166%
58
68 %
*153%
3.800
41%
I
46%
48 Va
___
-
164%
47i%
153%
27%
1.900
43%
9%
45%
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154
5%
164%
30
'
16%
31%
43%
25%
45"-,.
30
20
31%
*47%
18
26
1643/4
30%
72%
*91/4
17%.
2.000
100
10 i/s
91
5
50
9'/4
17%
Shares
293%
991/4
81S/B
56%
9%
the Week
*165%
*V,
50
42%
26 '/a
5b %
V
f
10%
♦47V4
423/a
29Vs
*
165
10%
50
Friday
July 5
July 4
82%
165
IOV4
♦47'/4
Sales for
Thursday
.44
813/4
166
10%
50
5
Pharmaceutical
Leaf
13
166
10 Va
*47%
10
A
preferred
28% Apr
165
>
50
.——No par
Min com
50
American
Universal
61% Mar 14
20% Jun
1
813/4
PRICES
30%
5
&
Convertible
55
4
43%
common
Universal-Cyclops
31
Apr
433/4
Utilities
mred
24
13 %
42%
82 Va
preferred__100
United Whelan Corp_
24
2
series
non-cumulative
10% Oct
2 I
43%
81%
common
Co
Vitamin
29% Oct
Jan
42%
4
100
_100
Corp
preferred
28% Oct
31% Jan
No par
common
1st
Steel
S
8%
4
Co
Corp—_
Smelting Ref &
1% preferred
Universal
40% Jun
Mar
301/4
1
Shoe
S
T/c
U
1
2
165
30%
common
S
7%
U
27
28
3
U
preferred
28 Va
301/4
100
non-cum
28 Va
SALE
July 3
28%
283/4
*991/4 100
*991/4
common
Rubber
8%
.
28 Va
HIGH
Wednesday
99%
preferred
<
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp (common
3%%
U
170
Tuesday
July 2
30%
preferred series A
Lines
■■
99 VA
preferred
S
■
30 Va
4%%
49 % May 20
Ma.* 9
161 % Jan
39% July 17
42% Jan 22
Jan
1
May
35% Apr
37
U
.'•
1
common
Industries Inc
4% %
Dec 3i
152% Apr
39% Feb
23 Va May 29
7
U S
9
49% Jun
40 Va Jan
2
29
50% May
•
8% Jan
9
May
10
Co
28 %
-■?
100
&
S
July 1
com—.1
4% %
U
43
30'/a Jan
Chemical Corp
preferred
Foreign Securities
U S Freight Co
7
Apr
15% Jan
4
Monday
Par
87
2
161 % Jan
161'/a May 25
U S Borax &
LOW AND
STOCK
46% M?y 23
11
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
41% Feb
23% Jun 25
28 % Jun 25
65 % Oct 24
153
July H
yVirV'V'V
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
166%
17%
365/a
18%
27.600
38
56,500
41%
42%
223%
221%
38%
7.900
38%
2.600
.
13.500
V
22% May 29
12% Dec 19
33 Va Feb
1
3
36% Apr
16
28% Jan
Vanadium-Alloys; Steel Co
16
12% Mar 20
14
Vanadium
20
28% Dec
31
26% Mar
1
15% Feb
30% Jun
May 24
37 Va Jan
14
Varian
May 29
22% Jun
19%Jun
22
45% Feb
28% Jan
21
19
4
Van
50%
Jan
2
32% Jan
23
Oct
24
18
Jan
10
8% Jan
2
11% Feb
12
25
44% Mar 23
39% Jan
22
60% Jun
18
25
39% Oct
24
44
Oct
1
44
24
53 Va Dec
31
103% July 18
111% Dec
22% July
13
Oct
86
Jan
19
40 Va Jan
92% Feb
42
July
1
108% Feb 27
102% Aug 24
16% Jun 25
105 Va Oct
91
20
16
Oct
66 % Jun
93
29
16
47% Mar
2
95% Apr
2
Jun
88
4
Jan
53
92% May 22
94% Feb 13
89 Va Jan
26% Jan
106
Jan
Jan
47
113
May 13
10
26
May 20
96% May
106% Apr
3
7
Co
2
convertible
30
*46%
63%
100
preferred
preferred
$4.12
43%
111
■
*95%
11
Vornado
Vulcan
4
107% Feb
7
58'%
59%
46%
47
47
66
66
66%
43
425/s
43%
109%
109%
110%
94%
*93
*95%
98
*95%
*1053/4
106%
98
*95%
*1053/4
common
preferred
251/4
25%
25%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25%
25
4.600
46 %
29.400
700
66%
66V2
900
43%
43%
11.000
*109V4
110%
120
*93
131/4
12%
13
12 3/4
106
*104%
10
96%
40
98
*1053/4
255/a
1.100
25%
106
106%
25%
13
*104%
94%
*95%
253/4
13%
105
5.800
59%
14.600
■
*95%
25%
105
9%
593/4
98
1
100
22%
23%
9%
106%
25%
1
Co
1,200
22%
96%
106
2.100
23%
94%
96%
95 %
1,400
14
29%
46 5/8
10c
1
Inc
Materials
106
59V4
*93
96%
*95%
100
9%
110%
93
:
100
24
6%%
42
24%
9%
42
64
23%
22%
95/8
46%
47%
50
22%
25%
*65
50
22%
243/4
57%
58%
'
33%
13%
9%
9%
33%
29%
22
25%
9%
57%
$4.20
14% Apr
Jan
22%
24%
93
29% Jun
104
29
100
28% May 14
16
14
28%
34.04 preferred
2
Jan
14
29
22%
111
18% Mar 22
21
323/4
14
*283/4
com—No par
100
10 Va Jan
3
32%
13%
28%
1
$4.80 preferred
Von's
Grocery Co
5
33%
13%
1.25
preferred
Virginia Elec & Power
$5
preferred
32'/a
13%
28%
com__l
:
Comptometer Corp
Virginia Carolina Chemical
5 %
prior preferred
5 %
Jan
99 %
18
104% Jan
7
18
93 % Jun
14
Jan
4
36% Jan
14% Feb 21
23
8% May 29
101% Sep 10
3
33V4
10
1
i
33 Va
1
Inc
Victor
Jun
Co
Associates
Vendo
8
27
5
Corp of America
Raalte
25%
7.200
100
12%
13
11.600
*1041%
106
10
r'% W
74
July
16
9
88
Feb
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
5% Oct
24
9% Jan
4
3Q% Oct
24
40% Jun
19
49 Va Feb
20
51
Mar
1
56 Va Jun
5
24 % Mar
4
27% Jan
7
6% Jan
2
6% May
3
22
Oct
3
Oct
5
29
Oct
29
23
1% Jun
8% Feb
9
28
20
6% Mar
103
Feb
54% Jan
2
32
Jan
May 29
40% Jan
2
51
2
Walker
Wallace
&
Walworth
Ward
6 c/o
2,500
8%
400
*52%
May 14
3
7%
51
36% Feb
8
30 Va Feb
5
40% May 22
34% Jun
3
31
27/a Apr
2
•
Feb
1
7%
1
7%
*72
100
V
.—1
Co
No par
Inc
i
14% Apr
2
9
Mar 11
14% Feb 20
23
95
Dec
3
102% Apr
92
22
46
97 Va Feb
16
102
12% Jun
19
West
53% Apr
15
Wesco
106 Va Feb
15
West
1
Apr
11
94% Jan
4
28
14
98
% Jab
14
94% May 17
38% May 20
91
30% Jan
Mar 12
100 Va Jan
2
4
Dec
5
32% Dec
May 29
4
28
Jan
8
23% Jun
25
39
Jan
2
31% Jan
13
27
29
Feb 21
103
Mar
40
Apr
73
«
2 ".
2%
14%
147/a
14%
29%
Independence
29
25%
DAY
25
25%
1061/2
preferred
100
*106
106%
106%
No par
36%
36%
363/4
371/4
371/4
No par
No par
38%
38%
381/4
38V4
38
38%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
5
*37%
38%
*37%
38%
38
33%
33%
335/8
335/8
4
25% Jun
25
33
Apr
9
Western
Union
2
32
May 16
25% May 11
71 Va May 14 /
33% Jun
Jan
Jan
77
Apr 24
47% Mar 28
52% Jan
115
35
May 10
Apr 15
51% Jun
3
85% Jun
Jan
33 Va Jan
12
45
Jun
3
Feb
41% Jan
4
10~3% Nov~19
66% Jun
3
29
25
32% Jun
7
Va July
100
Jun
25
Jun
10% Jan
15
6% Jan
2
10% Feb
25
19
21 Va Jan
2
27 Va July
39
Jan
2
46
14
Jan
32% Aug 17
18% Dec 27
43% Feb
26% May 29
48
Jun
5%%
22
Jun
26
3
18
19% Jan
15
White
39% Apr
15
Wickes
25% Mar
6
35 Va Jun
5
Wilcox
Oil
Wilson
&
38
Jan
2
44
Jun
13
87
Jan
2
93% Feb
12
7
6% Jan
2
Windsor
Wisconsin
26% Mar
131% Apr
10
44% Dec
28
29% Dec
9
5
31% May 29
7
Oct
23
23
Oct
15
29%
Jan
24
22
58
Feb
8
81 % Jun
28
93
Jan
16
92 % Jun
25
131
Jan
2
Jun
25
87% Jun
14
136% Apr
7
30
47
6%
8
1
Witco
3
27 Va Jun
7
Woodward
62% Feb
i, 96% Jun
11% Feb 28
75% Apr
>1
36
107
28
9% Jun
146 V4 Jan
12
19
24
Jan
16%
1.500
16'/4
900
12%
1.000
44
6.200
4%%
25
Wrigley
100
36
100
*923/4
160
93%
353%
353/4
1023/4
*1023/4
104
49%
51%
51
51%
515%
52
8.200
38%
38%
39
38%
40
39%
40
18.100
►1023/4
104
22%
223/8
22%
223/4
22%
22%
30%
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
351/4
25%
351/4
35%
35%
363/4
363/4
1.800
25%
261/4
25%
36%
26%
25%
26%
38,800
30 3/4
313/4
35%
30 5/8
31%
31
315%
10.000
35
353/4
35%
355/a
48.300
883/4
*873/4
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122
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122
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30
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60
61
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30
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50
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27%
70
46
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28
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45
45
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143/4
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153/8
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36
36
36
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36
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32
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31%
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42
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com
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1
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9%
200
29%
29%
293/4
30
30
30%
30%
30%
9.500
30
30%
293/4
30%
295/8
29%
29%
29%
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10
100
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133
133
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134
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134
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44%
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5
44%
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44%
37%
38%
37%
10
38%
37%
26%
27
26%
26%
26 7/a
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26%
10
68%
691/4
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10
69%
69%
70%
70%
33%
33%
33%
34
33%
33%
34
34
Inc
Co
Co
common
preferred
j
70
1,400
37%
37'%
26%
2634
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12,300
9,400
8.300
100
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91
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91%
91
91
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24.200
81%
41
29'/4
31%
330
41
41
101%
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99%
common
Corp
prior
200
3.400
5
Iron
300
122
1
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3.100
30
5
Public
50
22'A
20
Power
6.600
1023/4
100
Stores
Wyandotte
355/8
100
51%
common—1
preferred
Inc
Worthington
36%
104
35
1
common
Inc
Chemical
12
Mar 29
400
'
50'%
31
1
Elec
Woohyorth
15
May 16
93% Jun
7
Jan
1
10
preferred
Wisconsin
Mav 13
38% July
26 Va Jan
16
100
7
30%
2.50
Co
Winn-Dixie
2
85
Co
Co
24% Jan
2
Oct
21% Oct
Jan
*
1.300
4.100
35'/4
25%
No par
Industries
Jan
28
22
55
130
i
22
com—No par
40
$4.25 preferred
32 V4 May 17
42% Jan
20
92% Jan
1
29 Va May
101
1.700
,
381/4
preferred
Corp
16
9% Mar 28
31% Anr 22
351/4
*102%
'
2
Telegraph
Stores
15
2
101
1
RR
convertible
$3
Jun
Mar 29
Feb
Jan
Inc
preference
Nov
39
IOOV4
preferred
Prior
9% Feb
26
433/4
White Sewing Machine
57
5
*123/8
43%
issued
88
33% Oct 22
84% Mar 16
Feb
Motor
34% Mar 25
2
Mar 22
32% Feb 20
25
Jun
28
26% Mar
107
12%
43%
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
4%%
convertible
preferred—80
White Dental Mfg
(The S S)
20
When
27
Oct
23
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2nd
non-cum
White
10
May 29
26
12%
423/4
Westinghouse Air Brake
101 % May 27
35 % Jan
77
24
Oct
27
15%
12%
41%
Bancorporation
30% Mar 12
92
153/4
121/4
Lines
Air
41% Jan
5
3Va
42%
*15%
300
33%
3
94%
353/4
24
2
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3
12V4
16
>
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96%
24
2
34
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21% Oct
Apr
38%
f95
21% Oct
96% Apr 18
36% Dec 20
*38
100
Pacific
30
373/4
38
94%
4%
42% Jan
3
600
61.400
49%
421/4
25
38% Jun
3%
5.400
.
737%
15%
Western Maryland Ry
90 Va Jan
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37
49
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3
106%
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4
1
Western
2
37%4
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Co
Corp
11
19
1061/2
1
Western
15
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106
96%
Western
29
3
106
1001/4
3
90% Oct
5
4
317/a Jan
1,900
29
24%
120
28.500
143/4
28%
25%
4
86% Apr
Feb
22%
28%
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3
110
600
.
2%
225/8
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32% Jun
2
2
CLOSED
24%
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39% Jun
31
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14%
96%
2
88% Jan
22%
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2
39% Jan
2%
♦95
Jan
118
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28 3/4
Power 4%%
pfd
100
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common__5
4%%
preferred
100
Jan
27
2
225/8
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>r-
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71
15
Penn
18% Jan
24
10
2%
22%
4.10%
29
Jun
2%
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Co
Financial
28
May 29
7*7%
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28%
Mills
Kentucky
9
25
STOCK
71
,
221/4
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31
80
71
25%
Corp
32% Feb
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25
Sep
72
71/4
14%
Co
Scientific
29% Dec
Jan
/ 72
f v
1.400
16,200
24%
Motor
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
25
7%
7%
25%
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Co.
2
24 % Jun
7%
73/4
i
4.20%
Mar 12
54% Jun
17
Jun
Welbilt
71/4
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2,200
53%
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Knitting
Welch
100
Apr 30
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3% May
8
21% Jan 23
7%
7 %'
50
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Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
Waukesha
7%
7%
26
10
(S. D.)
Wayne
5% Jan
40% May 28
25V4
52%
25%
common
convertible
$4.00
Warren
53%
25%
82
42%
531/4
25
52'%
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Warner
38% May
42%
52 3/4
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Corp
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110
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53
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2
2
11
8
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&
Co
8
2
25
125
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42%
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4
Jan
18
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33% Mar
87
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223/4
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42%
2.50
Brothers
Warner
Va Jan
31% Jan
85% Jan
.
G
Industries
Ward
47
Jan
95% Jun
5 '
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10
preferred
39% Mar
20
81%
23%
8%
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Baking
37% Mar 19
22
8% Oct
100
81%
22%
8%
23
"
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29
82
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29 % Jan
3
39
May 29
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19
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(Hiram)
29% Apr
14
2
8
May 23
16% Jun 17
2
28
17
24
Mar 11
25
23% Jan
Dec
11
May 24
76% Jun
12 % Mar 20
9
38% Apr 19
27% May 17
105
Apr
60
V
25
■20% Feb
24
17% Oct
92
Mar 12
'17% Jan
preferred—100
15
Walgreen
8
72
4%%
RR
Wabash
10
17% Feb
Oct~2i
10
2
8% Feb 20
9% Feb 21
24
10%
Jan
Wagner Electric
Waldorf System
/
44% Feb
:
15
3% Oct
87
25% May 13
9Va May 24
2
6
42 Va Jun
25
59% Jun
0% Mar
57% Jan
25
4% Oct
5% Oct
Mar 27
81
19% Jan
65% Mar 21
25.
21 Va Oct
I
20
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91%
210
97
97V2
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97%
98%
98%
98 3
4
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2.000
10%
103/4
10%
11
10%
11
10%
10%
3,400
1951/4
1981/4
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206
207%
210%
2141%
40,800
5
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166% Jan
4
216
Jun
Xerox
3
Corp
1.25
210%
Y
19
Jun
30% Feb 21
23
31% May 20
Yale
10
30%
38% Feb
16
25% Jan
2
34% May 21
107% Mar 28
84% Jan
2
106% May 31
100%
102%
261/4
26%
60%
62Vt
27
22% Oct 23
22
14% Oct
25
42% Oct
24
Jan
2
ruptcy
and
Act,
otherwise
or
asked
prices-
securities
indicated.
On
18% Jan
no
sale
assumed by
stock
Towne
Mfg Co
27% Jun
25
12
Zenith
75% Mar 15
•Bid
&
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Jun
30% Mar 16
65% Oct
on
this
such
dividends
of
2
day.
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companies.
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or
sale,
wd When
Radio
distributed,
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:
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low and high ranges are for new shares only,
more,
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30%
30%
31
31
101%
26
60%
Ex-distribution,
Range for
1963
is
a
tin
30%
30%
31
30 74
30%
30%
6.700
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3IV2
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1.400
1011/2
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101%
1003i
101 %
7,900
26V4
26 Va
26 VA
26V4
26 V4
3.000
62%
62 5/8
63 3/8
63%
64%
47.700
receivership or being reorganized
both exchanges. All preferred issues are
bankruptcy
combination
of
31
or
under the Bank¬
cumulative unless
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1980
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York City
Low
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BONDS
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Number 6279
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(119)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
bonds
Interest
Last
Period
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Sale Price
Stock'Exchange
New York
or
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Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Co
Go
and
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Bonds
High
Chicago & St Louis Ry—
1993
series
5s
Cincinnati
78
*94
Friday's
June-Dec
1982
debs
4s
Rexunding
911/8
72 'A
May-Nov
series I 1970
series J 1976
2%s
mortgage
(The)
91 'A
gold
General
78%
68
72%
Co'xp—
Airplane
Borden
31
June-Dec
mortgage
Boeing
i'"''
v-.y-:-/-
April-Oct
.
1977
debs
5s
mortgage "2%s
conv
77
Jan-July
1981
Consol
Coiisoi
1990
1982
Consol
3'As
77
76'A
Inc—
debs
4%s debentures
Betlile.iem
3'As
debentures
subord
77%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
fund 4s- 1993—"—
1974
conv
88
68%
Jan-July
1989
Z
ref
Baxter Laboratories
81%
30
1st
1st
conv
10
76%
79
1st
4'As
87'A
76'/b
Co—
series
3s
M
87%
76%
A
ser
electric
&
Gas
ref
&
3%s
mtge
or
Bid & Asked
I
Corp—
subord
conv
Cleveland Cincinnati
RR—
Ohio
&
Sale Price
Exchange
High
Low
No.
High
B
cons
Last
Period
Low
5s
Baltimore
Interest
BON D 8
Range Since
Jan. 1,
Sold
Bid & Asked
J.C.W
4s
Monday, July 8, 1963
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
1st
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 5)
NEW YORK STOCK
1st
.
.
(120)
24
73%
*76%
72%
—.
80
80
15
84
84
88'A
89'A
73%
75
10
79
76'A
_
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1st
&
Edison of
;
California
T "
Electric
consol
Carolina
I
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first
debentures
Clinchfield
&
Ohio
Mar-Sept
1965-
4s
Case
I)
(J
5'A%
Co
April-Oct
1986
__June-Dec
1965
LApril-Ocf
1976
April-Oct
31
99%
19
104%
104% 104%
2
*98%
90
90
73%
72'A
104
mortgage
•
Gen
•
I'.;"-
Gen
series
JC 1985
3%s
series
series
L
series
M
5s
series
4s
98%
91%
series
4%s
Central
RR
New
Central
791
1974—;
tfune-Dec
125
N
3'As
J
Power
1987
Jan-July
1974
3s
45 'A
de
Pasco
5'As
Corp
1979
conv
45%
*88
ApriZ-Oct
Ry Co 3'As series A 1974—Feb-Aup
mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Feb-Aug
First
Cerro
of
York
Jan-July
87%
95%
95 %.
i08%
9
122% 125
Pacific
Co
series
subord
Without
6s
V
1992
80
4%s
series
W
1992
117 %
91
87'/a
6
95%
96
16
100'A
"l
87%
95'A
108 % 109
Consolidated
47'A
86
—
4%s
ref
2%s
M
1st
109%
ref
M
ref
2%s
mtge
33As
debentures
4'As
1981
subord
conv
debentures
1984
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4'As 1992
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3'As series D 1996—May-No»
Refund and impt M 3'As series E 1996—Feb-Aug
Refund and impt M 37/as series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s
1989—_Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
'
:f
First and refunding mortgage 3'/as 1985_Feb-Aug
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1970_Feb-Aug
1st and refunding mortgage 3s 1990—_:Feb-Aug
1st
&
refunding
3%s
105
3s
7
16
100
111
4%s
22
95
106
5s
97%
98
99
mortgage
4%s
1978
92 Va
110
5
110
98%
5s
9 2'A
4%s
debentures
4%s
debentures
112
,
4
84
2
82
85'/b
8 5'A
85%
4
96
96
1
95
80%
*89
*82%
86
89%
86
89%
85%
86
%
—
1
86
13
89%
86'A
89%
82
98
82
94'A
*80
*97'/a
98
88'A
82
86
income
•5s
debs
2054
Jan
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great Western 4s series
•
General
Chicago
•
1st
•
2nd
inc mtge 4'As Jan 1
Indianapolis & Louisville
mortgage
inc
4s
series
inc
mortgage 4'As
711/4
72
:
97%
59%
72
68
22
-■
■:'
*72
Consumers
Jan
1983
April
Jan
2003
First
Milwaukee
mortgage
General
4%s
•
inc
Chicago
•
&
Second
First
Paul
series
4'As
increased
conv
6s
St
4s
mortgage
debs
series
North
series
A
Jan
Western
Jan
B
Jan
1
1
2055
1
debs
income
April
Mar-Sept
1999
1989
April/
Jan-July
44
29
40%
60
70
77
Corn
17
73J/a
84
1995
5'As series C 1983
Feb-Aug
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_van-July'
23As-4»As
70
20
60%
"52%"
54
26
45
59%
60
36
60
Products
4'As
k 70
60
5s
&
West
Full O'
1994
1
77'A
4'As
Ind
RR
43/8s
Corp—
subord
debs
A
82
16
78'A
66'A
81%
66'A
21
56%
63
64 %
104
54
First
First
C
I
T
4'As
Cities
Union
1982
49
71%
53'A
60
70
67'/4
70
259
60
60
60
2
Service
Co
3%s series E 1969
2%s series G 1974
35/8s debs 1970
1971
3s
s
f
debs
87%
94%
90'A
92%
Amer
Co
1988
debs
4%s
of
ApriZ-Oct
Apr-Oct
1983
6s
1st M 3%s
debs
Mar-Sept
'66_May-Nov
April-Ocf
1986
___
—
91
——
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106
106
*100% 102
86
103%
106
104%
106'A
99%
*100% 101%
106
87%
87
85%
__
104'A 104%
•
'
X
*86
*104%
2
——
102%
104'A
IO6V4
100'A
103
104%
104% 104%
18
101'A
105
103%
103'A 103%
1
101%
104%
101 ^a 101'A
21
100'A
101'A
__
88%
87
24
85%
163
161% 164
89
142%
164
103%
103'A 103%
103
105%
87
86%
8
104
101%
*103% 105%
102%
102 'A
102
*102% 104
104%
102%
104'A 104'A
105
98%
96%
99
106'/a 106%
103%
108
*98%
;.v
*102
92'A
91%
92%
102%
103%
104%
102%
103
103
104
104
88
117
100%
89%
119
100'A 100%
19
10
1041/2
103%
106
99%
84
26
114%
124%
11
99%
100%
93
94%
66%
82%
—
84%
86%
—
81%
81 %
94%
75
104%
100%
*102% 103%
89%
86%
85%
*85%
94%
5
74 34
75%
40
series
*71'A
85'A
104
104
71'A
—
71%
85'A
10
77
86
104'A
4
101
105
A
3'As
1982
1st mortgage 3s 1984
Dayton Union Ry 3%s 1965
&
Deere
3%s
2%s debentures
Co
debentures
63'A
58
63'A
*60
62%
55
621/2
1965
1977
subord debentures
1983
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—
New
York
*99%
99%
—
100
101'A
86
100'A
101'A 102'A
86
Morris
86
85
86'A
98
98
100%
refund
M
&
trust
4-6s
May
1
May-Nov
2042
1985_May-Nov
1985_May-Nov
coll tr 3s 1973
95%
96%
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1977
1st mtge
& coll tr 2%s 1979
86'A
5
86
87 'A
1st
96'A
96%
6
95%
98 3 a
1st
1977
*90%
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Jan-July
96'A
101'A
86'/4
—
101% 102 %
85%
86'A
32
100%
102%
1st
35
85%
87%
1st
coll
coll
mtge & coll
mtge & coll
mtge
&
mtge
&
85
88
85'A
82%
82%
98'A
97%
99%
*95
*98
*89%'
101
100'A 101
tr 2%s 1980tr 3'As 1984
tr 3%s 1985
tr 3%s 1988
551/2
87
—
56
14
42
.-
April-Ocf
June-Dec
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Nov
June-Dec
June-Dec
90%
102%
;
99%
55
63
37
37
38%
66
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13
—May
i
86'A
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
86%
*79
& Western Div
series C 1973
May-Nov
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll trust 5s series A
1st mtge & coll tr 4'As series B
Delaware Power & Light Co—
mtge
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
—
*85V'4
Lackawanna
mortgage due 1993
& Essex Division—
Income
Collateral
106%
*81
*—
and
*81'A
*82%
Mar-Sepf
Jun-Dec
4'As
*61
*85%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1978
mortgage
M
*103
April-Ocf
1975—April-Ocf
Jan-July
1st
Corp
debentures
111%
85%
94%
*87%
1983—April-Ocf
1981
debs
Seal
&
Steel Co
conv
Daystrom Incorporated 5'As 1980
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
1st mortgage 3s
1978
3s
May-Nov
1981
gtd
mortgage
21
—
82V4
Terminal—
mortgage
Financial
*85%
64%
1st
Cincinnati
103
102 3/4
1021/4
101%
100%
100%
•>:
68
64 'A
_
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
1st
mortgage 2%s
1978
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
May-Nov
conv
106%
105 %
102%
8
82%
82
Jan-July
Nuts
*101
109
104
—
105% 107
—May-Nov
debs 1979—June-Dec
subord debs
debs
Publishing
Curtis
5s
4%s
subord
Cork
Crown
Crucible
Co
Co
subord
conv
conv
First
Chock
Steel
Copperweld
•
Chicago
—
99%
106
105%
105%
101% 101%
Crowell-Collier Publishing—
65'/a
4
__Jan-July
Mar-Sept
mtge
Income
1984
4%s debentures 1991.—
72%
81%
2019—April
2044
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 27/as series
1980
1st
1985
3s debs
debentures
Oil Co
1st
4'As
*105%
107%
951/4
11041/4
—
13
108% 109
*105
102%
IO51/3
11
12
96'A
—
May-Nou
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
May-Nou
1983
1976
3%s due
Co
80%
56
Jan-July
A
B
Can
debs
subord
convertible
38%
37
Ry—
series
106%
98%
RR—
1994—
ser
inc 4'As Jan
mtge conv
mortgage 3s
Pacific
&
A
inc
106
__
887'a
92%
88
2
52
*91
4%s 1987—
mortgage 4'As 1988
Continental
•
Chicago
90%
95'A
89
85%
87%
100%
90%
91%
86'A
100
*93%
debentures
70
52%
87%
*86%
90%
100
89%
T88/::n
90%
*—
74
mortgage
72
April
*90
84
April-Ocf
1st
April-Ocf
1st
mortgage 4%s 1989
Fpb-Aug
1st mortgage 4%s
1990———
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 4%s
1991
-Feb-Aug
Continental Baking 3s debentures
1965—Jan-July
1st
72
Ry—
A
87%
74
mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sepf
4%s
1975—
Feb-Aug
first
Power
Convertible
80
37%
May-Nov
1988—Jan-July
2038
April
A
A
ser
1987
debentures 1988
4%s
72
88%
79%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Apr-Oct
1986
debentures
4%s
April
May-Nov
May-JVow
88%
85%
82
96
89
84%
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
; First mortgage 3 3As series B 1985
1986
4%s
100
98
84
Feb-Aug
•General
1985
debentures
4'As
99% 100
85%
84'A
*77
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
f—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
.
1983
debentures
98%
104%
82%
86%
*77
Feb-Aug
1982
debentures
4%s
__
84
86%
May-Nov
June-Dec
1982
debentures
92'/a
Y
",
86%
84%
83%
ApriZ-Oct
1968—
1978
debentures
97%
*98%
92
Jan-July
1986
X
2%s
Gas
1979
110
100 7/a
*
90
ApriZ-Oct
1981
series
2%s
f
s
Natural
Continental
:
U
series
debentures
99
97
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
34
90"a
*85
84
Power (Bait)—
1976—
Jan-July
1976
94
April-Oct
1965
T
series
debentures
1
Fibre—
&
82%
88'A
*90'A
tjune-Dec
1984
debs
subord
1st
1st
100
82
79%
3
11
Corp—
Electrodynamics
conv
Consolidated Gas El Light &
100
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
1974
ww
100
ApriZ-Oct
warrants
Paper
debentures
3'As
1971
ww
warrants
Without
Champion
tv
U
88'A
127 'A
40'%
87%
483
47
series
1991
series
3'As
debs
subord debs
conv
1991
T
4%s
4%s
Consolidated
conv
1990
82
Chadbourne Gotham Inc—
5.90s
S
82
71%
Co—
Light
debentures
Central
*77%
April-Ocf
June-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
May-Nov
June-Dec
—April-Oc/
1990
R
77'A
—
May
2020
1
*92%
I
i
1986
1988
O
series
series
1986-—
1987
N
—-Jan-July
-—--June-Dec
May-Nov
April-Ocf
1984
82
82
May
2020
l
mortgage 4'As series B Jan
Illinois
conv
*81
Jan-Juiy
1995
A
mortgage 4'As series A Jan
Central
4'As
4s
,
1983
I
J
4%s
First
1982
series
5s
Central of Georgia Ry—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
1981
G
H
series
106
97 'A
90
series
series
4'As
105
89%
98%
1981-
/ 3%s
88'A
102%
1979
F
3'As
.
40
E
series
3%s
63
57 »A
75
84%
83 %
series
3%s
100'A
55
66
103% 103%
84%
May-Nou
debentures
debentures
D
series
31/4S
85'A
*71%
Feb-Aug
1977
3s debentures
fun
Celanese Corp
3'As
1983
debs
76'A
*62
June-Dec
debs
4»As
51
99% 100%
99%
4s 1981—_
1978—
debs
Tractor
sink
4%s
3'As
subord
conv
Caterpillar
1977
3s
87
84 %
82'A
82'A
Carthage & Adirondack Ry
May-Nou
B
C
3s
84'A
*85
Jan-July
(perpetual)
series
3s
June-Dec
1976
3s
w
Pacific Ry—
Canadian
4%
-
.
Power
,
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
tfune-Dec
1982
A
series
2%s
1972
1972
series
2%s
'C
York—
New
refunding mortgage issues—
2%s
27%
31%
431/2
*52
54
43%
49
37
491/4
88
88
87
■:%s
54%
*46
/IS
■B
89%
*84%
—
*80
*77%
*791/2
*81%
*__
1
1
—
1
1
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1
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94
94
CD
1
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Volume
Number 6279
198
.
.
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
BONDS
Last
Period
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
or
Friday's
Low
&
Rio
Grande
First mortgage
1%
series A
contingent
Income
series
mortgage
1%
Detroit
Edison
General
Gen
ref
4%%
refund
H
3%s
convertible
debentures
Gen
&
series
June-Dec
92'A
1982—Mar-Sept
1985
/•
♦77 'A
8 9'A
Feb-Aug
1969
v
87
94'A
4%s
85%
Mar-Sept
& ref 3%s series O 1980_
May-Nov
Detroit & Mackinac Ry 1st lien 4s 1995_June-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995
June-Bee
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
26
91
80
■
—~
89'A
4s
subord
conv
5s
t
a
89
254
Dresser
Co
Industries
Feb-Aug
1977
sub
conv
Inc
4s
debs
1982_Jan-July
1977—
Mar-Sept;,
86%
conv
'
95
86%
9
85%
Duquesne
1st
1st
If
II
1st
1st
mortgage
1st
3%s
April-Oct
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1983
mortgage 3'/as
1984
mortgage 3'/as 1986
mortgage 33As 1988
mortgage
4'As
1989
1st
1st
1st
5s
f
s
debentures
2010
77
77'A
5s
Stainless
Steel
subord
debs
conv
Edison El 111
Ekco
96
25
96%
First
111
Elgin
£1
Co
92'A
Joliet
Paso
5s
Eastern
&
86
77%
—
Southwestern
&
stamped
Erie
77%
3%s
92%
92%
—
first
89'A
1st
*84'A
91'A
87'A
5
89'A
91'A
__
100'A 100'A
94
99%
..
29
101
90'A
101
101
102'A
19'A
55
13
84'A
84
24'A
84'A
87
80 %
*40
41'A
34
43/4s
—
Federal
Paper
Firestone
3'As
Board
41
17
33'A
14%
15%
43
12 %
Tire
Rubber
&
Flintkote
Florida
Co
4'As
East
2%s
76
debs
conv
series
I
*102%
105'A
MaP-Nov
debs
debs
2nd
mtge
Food
Fair
4s
Dairies
Worth
inc
conv
Stores
Foremost
Fort
5'As
1980
*87'A
91'.
April-Oct
46
Credit
B
subord
debs
f
debentures
90
88%
ser
1979
72'A
Jan-July
2011
A
39'A
1980
72
102
__
72'A
--
42
Feb-Aug
1979—May -Nov
43As
subord
conv
Co
of
Electric
General
Foods
General
23As
3s
Power
Circuit
Co
3s
77
30%
93%
101
91%
95
81'A
—
88
■;
■
3'As
3%s
5s
*145
4s
debentures
1984
109
*180
103
'■
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
93'/a
Mar-Sept
98%
971/4
98'A
105% 1057A
44
104%
107
106'A
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40
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1970
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Monday, July 8, 1963
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26
rtEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July 5)
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
New York
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
or
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
6s conv subord
debs 1975
i
*86%
82
5
99%
2
90'
96%
95%
82
5
98
98
98
96
*92 Va
93
93%
98%
81
*88%
27
98
89
12
52
Pacific
RR
Co—
93%
9
57
66 %
79
91%
23%
1
84%
1
21%
92%
26%
23%
debentures
——.
2020—
subord debentures 1981
Morris & Essex first gtd 3%s 2000
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
5 Vis
Ohio
Edison
First
first
mortgage
78%
62
110
1st
85%
1st
84%
66
67%
77%
1st
77
mortgage 3%s
38
65%
75%
1st
75%
194
71%
1st
59
66%
95%
1st
3Vis 1985_
3%s 1988_.
mortgage 4%s 1987
1st
mortgage 4Vis
70%
70%
70
*65%
95
*95%
44 %
Olin
sink
5s
&
Chat
103%
104%
103 Ya
104%
Owens-Illinois
104 %
106%
Oxford Paper Co
351%
New England Tel & Tel
3s
debentures 1982
debentures
3s
New
New
New
New
New
York
Central
Consolidated
4s
Refunding
&
Collateral
trust
Y
Lake
5%s
subord
conv
1980
3%s
York
Gas
&
Electric
&
refunding
4Vis
N
Y
N
Y
income
&
Mortgage
Y
Lack
4Vis
series
series
4s
4s
West
&
series
B
Y
Power
N
Y
&
N
Y
State
N
Y
&
Electric
&
Y
Telephone
2%s
Refunding mtge
Rfeunding
mtge
4%s
2%s
3Vis
3 Vis
and
Western
Central
ref
series
1978
3%s
s
•
3s
series
104%
3s
series
91%
-
Jan-July
-__Jan-July
2019—tfan-July
103
4%s
debentures
90
85
87 Va
—
S
1983—;
T
1976
3%s series
U
1985
103 Va
3 Vis series
W
1984
3 Vis series
X
1984_
101
3%s series
Y
1987
87%
3%s series
Z
1988
—
96%
4%s series
AA
104 V4
107
98%
V
W-«*.
82
82
3%s
103%
series
%
!v
ii
1991
FF
1992
4%s series
•
85%
82
A/'
GG
1993
89
4%s series
83%
4%s series II 1995-
69
88
82
3
83
86 Vs
88
85 Va
2
83
86
*86%
87%
85%
88
*84%
86%
84%
83
102% 102 7/8
105%
105% 106 Va
93%
——
'•
-2/:
102%
___-June-Dec
100%
106
94%
106%
93%
3
103% 103% m
102% 102% ft
104
104
46
97
101%
10
106 %
*100% 101 Va
104
104%
*102% 103%
'
106 V4
85 Vs
100 Va
29
106%
102 Va .104Vi
(
3
104 Va
101%
103 3/s
100
69 Vs
84%
84 Vs
82%
85%
86 %
10
83%
83%
1.
83
June-Dec
^June-Dec
June-Dec
1994
87
81%
■■
!
1990
EE
87%
102%
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1978
CC
DD
series
5s
83%
86%
June-Dec
1989
4Vis series
•
June-Dec
1986
BB
4%s series
£01
*102
series
5s
5
—
*85 Va
87%
June-Dec
June-Dee
86%
84%
84%
——
—
82
80
817/a
84%
*82%
June-Dec
.
*86%
June-Dec
—
Va
*82%
—r
June-Dec
June-Dec
90
81%
*80
—
—
——
.-June-Dec
10
101%,
101
June-Dec
series
*-«-
KH
——
100
•
24
100 Va
99%
100%
June-Dec
*
79
77
80
27/8s
debentures
1986
April-Ocf
*80
81
77%
80%
debentures
1987
April-Ocf
*80
82%
80%
84%
*88%
87%
90
83%
.83%
1991
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-Nou
Feb-Aug
1988
Feb-Aug
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures
—
—
—
.
64%
68%
94
55%
65
3Vis
debentures
66
59 Va
71
3 Vis
debentures
1983
154
65%
76%
77 %
97%
98
70 Va
77
77%
3Vis
debentures
88
42
98
3%s
debentures
debentures
70 Vs
9
60%
70%
59
59%
11
52 Va
62 %,
10
52%
1981
Pacific Western
Pan
86%
87
80Vi
K
1993
—Feb-Aug
—_Jan-July
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-tfuZy
95
90
70
59%
70
89
89
70%
75
70
75
78
*75
5
52
43%
46%
General
Airways—
1979
5s
series
4Vis
General
•
A
B
June-Dec
1965
series
D
*50
16%
Pere
20%
95
6%
8 Va
7
;
*
'
*79 %
—
64%
79%
^
General
87 %
55%
—
*85%
*65%
82
65%
63
63
63
1
59%
First &
First &
First &
30
30
l
25%
First &
65
30
35%
First &
First &
19731
f debs
May-Nou"
84%
101%
104%
98%
1
96%
99%
1979
;
81
81%
82 Vi
84 Vi
86
86
77%
82%
*77Vi
86
87Vi
91
91%
*88%
113
114
96
96
*96
95
95
•
92
...
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S•
104
120/
94 Vi
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87
•
"
93
92 %
—
-
-
96-
94
96 Vi
94%
99%
102
102
104%
*101% 102 %
101
103%
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103
__
139%
1,014
87%
7
100% 100%
61
100
101 Va
102 % 103
54
101
103%
104%
104%
105%
102%
*—
gold
series
4Vis
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
refundnig
refunding
2%s
2%s
2%s
27/8s
3 Vis
3%s
3%s
4%s
3%s
4%s
5s
RR
C
1977
conv
subord
82
83
50
74%
82
81%
82
30
74
82 Vi
65 Vi
65%
1
59
65%
71
68
75
89
91%
99
101%
*70%
April
*89
91
Co—
-Feb-Aug
Jan-JuZy
102
102
*95
96
89%
89%
89
95
95'%
103 %'
104%
90%
91
11
9
,_Aprli-Ocf
5
91'%
87%
15
59 %
62 %
93
»
94
83
84%
,
June-DecMay -Nov
May-Nou
tfune-Dec
Feb-Aug
-.-Jan-July
-June-Dec
1967
1974
1981
1978
1982
1983-
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
.—June-Dec
April-Oct
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1987
90%
94%
96
86
mZ
83
86%
*79%
80%
80
81%
*82%
84 Vi
82
85%
86%
86%
85%
87 Va
84
*83
*82%
104%
84 %
83
84%
85%
82%
104 %
102
91%
104
91%
90
104'A
94 Va
101 Vi 101 Vi
100
104
105% 105%
101%
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106%
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•
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.
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102%
-
114
99 V4
119 Va
101%
271
116%
*101% 104 Va
*93
*74 Va
—
—
101%
'
75
75
99%
*99%
—
94 Vs
93
—
—
997/a
j._
99%
99%
94
~
*997/a
Cine Chicago & St
General mortgage 3s series A
General mortgage 5s series B
General mortgage 3%s series
104%
98%
112%
*99% 102%
116%
Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986
June-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3 Vis s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Louis RR—
1970
June-Dec
1975
ApriZ-Oct
E 1975____April-Oct
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
^ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
37/8s series A 1984
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series C
1974
June-Dec
/ 1st
4Vis series D 1977
igune-Dec
96
*85 Vi
95%
iApriZ-Oct
1985
1987
1988
1986
1989
debs
89%
82%
Mar-Sept
Philip Morris Inc 47/8s s f debs 1979—.
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
4 Vis
100%
87%
;
■
'i;v
100%
100%
10
97%
97%
•7
91%
76%
76%
23
71%
77
*98%
99%
98%
99%
97%
97%
14
97
98
—
—
100
97%
—
—
97%
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~
97 Va
—
—
--
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.
105
«
103
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94%
2f.
91%
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'92%
-
94 Vi
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I
*102Vi 104
62%
104%
135%
87%
Pittsburgh
97
-
91
w_;..
101% 101%
7
103
126
—
106%
112
—
95
%
*95%
91
3
46
105% 106 %
First &
83%
84 %
81
3
98%
First &
First &
103 Va 103 Va
—May-Noo
1980—:
84%
78%
80%
*83
87%
83%
*79
81%
86
__
—May-Nou
1977—
79%
5
80 Va
80 Va
5s 1974__Mar-Sepf
1974—;
Mar-Sept
190
134
Jan-tfuZy
Ja?i-July
1980
Marquette Ry 3%s series D
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s
1971
54 Va
64%
55%
50
85%
Va
*64
113%
90%
91%
25
ApriZ-Oct
1981
4 Vis series E 1984
General mortgage 3%s series F 1985
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
__
6%
Mar-Sepf
89
88%
100% 101%
June-Dec
1968
mortgage
58
332
19%
18%
6%
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
87
89%
89%
101%
April-Oct
1975
Baltimore & Wash
General 5s series B 1974
18%
Feb-Aug
subord debentures
General
55%
53
49 Vi
53Vi
49 %
TZ
•
3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec
World
American
conv
Oil
Pennsylvania RR—
General 4%s series
82
88
—
*68
53
—
*87%
*88%
—
62 %
*86%
Lw
'
83%
59%
62
59
1985
1978
69%
%
62 %
3
3s
5;://
96
*93 Va
*103
94%
1S84
85%
2%s series
100
60
100% 101
87%
87%
94%
4s
185%
92%
89 V4
61%.
i.rtisr.
——
95%
5
Refunding & Improve 4 Vis ser A 2047- —Jan-July
Coll
June-Dec
94%
9
90
ref
1981
86 Va
102%
103
Jan-July
1982
4s 1997—* «Quar-Jan
1
,_Quar-Feb
debentures
84 Va
103 %
—
1981
debentures
19
101%
„
70
Northern Pacific-Ry prior lien
General lien 3s Jan 1 2047
debentures
4%s
91
84%
91%
93%
5
*101 Va
May-Nou
May-Noo
_May-Nou
May-Nou
—May-Nou
4%s
94
84 Va
101%
17
95 Vi
92%
;
84%
June-Dec
*88
1976
-,-.5%s
*98%
tfune-Dec
*88
debentrues
debentures
-
94 Vs
1982
May-Nov
debentures
95
116%
88%
1981
May-Nou
4%s
119%
108%
7
1980
*81%
1974
4%s
4
89
Q
92%
P"
4%s
■
120%
93%
89
P
69
1973—:
^debentures
109%
-
89
R
15
85
debentures
•
108%
First &
1980
1983
1983
A
30'
93 Va
98 %
3Vis series
*90
3 Vis
f
L
*8oV4
1987_Jan-July
Ry first gold 4s 1996
April-Ocf
Northern Natural Gas
3 Vis
series
First &
D
general &
4 Vis
3s
Philadelphia
mortgage 4%s 1987
Co 4%s conv sub debs
1st
113 Va
113
111
119%
119
91
2%s series
*70
May-Nov
mortgage
Norfolk &
119Ve 120%
91
2%s series
May-Nov
General
Northern
99%
97
92%
June-Dec
AprZZ-Oct
1973
A
General
Chem
102 Va
99%
'
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20
103
*81%
1975—April-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage
mortgage
Nopco
99%
*98%
—
'''-V 4--.'/
108 yA
June-Dec
B
General
j
209%
47/8s
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
General
100%
*99% 102
__
95
95
June-Dec
1971
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s
1989
series
'
92%
1977
K
4%s
series E 1978
3Vis
.
__
*88
92%
N
series
RR—
3s series F
mtge
85
85
-
•.
__
*80%
—w:
91%
1979
3s
91
ApriZ-Oct
1981
Refunding mtge 3s series H 1989
Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996
Refunding mtge 4%s series J 1991
Refunding
.
91%
M
71%
82%
Jan-July
1998—Feb-Aug
gold 3 Vis '98
Feb-Aug
series
'
—
92%
1974
J
100%
9o
Feb-Aug
Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term 1st
mtge 4s 1994
J
1st & cons mtge 4s series A 2004
• General
mortgage 4%s series A
N
86 Va
■'
—
*83%
__
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
series
104
82
84%
Issues
1970
3s
5
87%
*79%
April-Oct
16
100%
*87%
__
109% 109%
91%
consol
first
—
*91%
101 % 101 Vs
106% 106 %
mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
gtd 4s 1993
ApriZ-Oct
Gas 2%s 1977
Jan-July
Light first
Putnam
101%
105
87%
IN Y New Haveft & Hartford RR—,
First & refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007
Jan-tfuZy
• General
mtge conv inc 4Vis ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4 Vis A '73-Jan-July
N
*103 %
April-Oct
April-Oct
1998
series
4s
1973
B
--
1
85%
85%
June-Dec
1966
103%
9
May-Nou
2043
2043
A
86 Va
—
3 Vis
RR 2%s series
gold 3%s 2000
Harlem
Mortgage
N
debentures
Connecting
'
Mar-Sept
Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis ser E 1980
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
St
&
91
84%
Co—
mortgage
I
105
148
*86%
3Vis 1997
gold 3%s
Collateral
Chicago
¥
Mar-Sept
1988
debs
4%s conv 1978
149%
205%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1977
River
Hudson
collateral
Cent
•
conv
1983
Co
70
105% 106%
204
*
5%s
debs
Glass
88
77
184
Mar-Sept
series A 2013
series C 2013
5s
6s
mortgage
Shore
Michigan
New
impt
Central. &
General
A
series
87
—
*79%
____.
1993
77%
46
Co—
RR
& impt 4%s
Refunding
N
3%s
Terminal
Orleans
120%
119%
3
85%
87%
*85
85
84%
83 Va
.
Bell Telephone 3Vis 1988
Junction RR 4s 1986
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Jersey
Jersey
80%
771/4
85
100
Co—
1974
77
80%
—
*71
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
134%
75
43%
74%
83%
ser
1977
debentures
fund
1982—May-Nou
1982
Chemical
25%
5
*105% 106%
42%
40%
45
Mathieson
20
45
104% 104%
*85%
Mar-Sept
1986—Feb-Aug
National Airlines Inc 6s conv debs 1976—May-Nov
National Biscuit 4%s debentures
1987—April-Oct
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs 1985_June-Dec
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987
April-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5 Vis conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
3s
debentures
1970
June-Dec
3Vis debentures
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
1974_ApriZ-Oct
National Lead Co 4%s subord debs 1988__Apr-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3Vis 1982
«—May-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s 1986
May -Nov
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
June-Dec
National Tea
Co
3Vis
conv* 1980
May-Nou
Nashville
120%
35
83
87%
85%
mortgage
3 Vis series
1980
83%
104*
*75 Vi
*80%
Feb-Aug
-June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
—j/une-Dec
-Jan-July
Mar-Sept
mortgage
62%
First
5 Vis
conv
St Louis 3s
82%
101%
124% 128
128
87%
_
75
*103 % 105 Vi
42%
87%
Pacific
Corporation
104
100%
*101%
——
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage
3s
1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
N
NAFI
105
103%
*83
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
—Mar-Nov
1974—
3s
mortgage
2%s
1975mortgage 2%s 1980
First
84
ApriZ-Oct
1978
debentures
3 Vis
103%
*82%
Feb-Aug
76%
44 Vi
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
1981
97%
94
95%
104%
104
*103%
♦
86%
85
100
98%
*94%
104
June-Dec
1996
77
86%
86%
86 Vi
84
76%
75
70 Vi
43/4s series B Jan 1 2030
• 5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 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
debentures
85%
83
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co—
Gen mtge income
4%s
87%
84%
65%
91%
1st
•
80
*86%
*83...
*98%
94%
65
59%
59%
64 Vi
i
mortgage 4Vis series B Jan 1 1990
1st mortgage 4 Vis series C Jan 1 2005
• Gen mage income 43/is series A Jan
1
86%
85%
80
86
*84
Feb'-Aug
tfune-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Jan -July
86
84%
85%
*85%
—
64%
3 Vis
1st
Missouri
High
83
60
*93%
59 Vi
Low
No.
89%
—
97%
98
June-Dec
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
1st mortgage 3s 1979
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
97%
91%
67
*64
i
99
96
mortgage
4Vis 1986
First
mortgage 4s 1988
1st mortgage 5s 1990_
First
mortgage 4%s
1991
1st mtge 4%s 1992
92%
92%
■
First
1979
3Vis 1982
3Vis 1984
mortgage
mortgage
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
*85
1974__Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct'
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
2%S:
1975
1978
2%s
mortgage
First
First
98 Vi
95%
16
3s
Range Since
Bonds
High
Co—
mortgage
2%s
mortgage
1st
82
102 %
90
Power
first
mortgage
1st
83%
99%
90
First
88
80%
99%
99%
90
96
1991
June-Dec
Central RR 4Vis series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 27/8S 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969Mar-Sept
37/8s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s sink fund debentures 1976Feb-Aug
3.10s sink
fund debentures 1972
ApriZ-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
mortgage 6s
1985
May-Nod
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4 Vis inc series A Jan 1971
May
• General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991
May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 23/4s 1967
April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—tfune-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior
lien
4Vis
series D
1978
Jan-July
• Cum adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—ApriZ-Oct
• 5 Vis
subord income debs 2033
—Jan-July
86%
States
(Minnesota)
181
116
12
—
83%
debentures
4%s
Northern
82
Michigan
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
High
Low
No.
169
166
—APril-°ci
mtge 27/8s 1974__May-Nou
?:
1st
mortgage
2%s 1980
----—-Fei?r^u®
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%s 1988—April-Oct
Metropolitan Edison first
Last
Sale Price.
Low
High
LOW
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1963
Jan. 1,
Sold
Bid & Asked
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
98
-
96-
-
Pipe-Line 2%s~1970
.1
fund debentures 1986Potomac Electric Power Co—
Mar-Sepf
*88
1977
!
1st mortgage
3s 1983
1st mortgage 2%s 1984
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs 1981
Feb-Aug
-Jan-July
-May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
90
88%
.-*90
April-Oct
..*86
Plantation
3%s
1st
sink
mortgage 3%s
;
*76
89
—
84%
V;
■
89
83%!
84
95%
98
■
*76 Va
.
96
96 Va
24
Number 6279
198
Volume
.
.
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended July
NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
BONDS
"
Last
or
Friday's
High
Low
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
I'eriod
Fridav
Friday
Wppk's Ranpft
Week's Range
FriHan
Friday
New York Stock Exchange
(123)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Jan. 1,
Sold
Low
No.
New York Stock
1963
Service Electric
Public
99 U
May -Now
1963
debentures
3s
Co—
Gas
&
First
*10974
and
First
—
and
First
3V2s
45/aS
— —
1707b
4
3s
Pacific
&
General
Texas
93%
9274
__
—
1U3V2 104%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Jan.1,1963
No.
Low
High
May-Nov
92%
913/4
92%
39
92
May-Nov
98%
98%
99
38
9874
997*
1970—ApriZ-Oct
89%
89%
89%
3
88
90%
1990__ApriZ-Oct
76
76
76
5
7074
76
100
100
3
92%
101
5
70
9474
1
gold 5s 2000
(fu'ne-Dec
3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
first
High
94%
87 7a
Corp
Texas
85
86
"9
92
837a
933/4
*93 Vi
1983
Texas & New Orleans RR—
First and refund M 37is series B
First and refund M 33/as series C
907a
1
86
3%s debs
debentures 1965
97
1087a
——
86
86
(The)
Texas
108
'
■
*94
June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 374s 1983_April-Oc£
debentures 1975
April-Oct
debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
Company
99 Hi
170
—
91
91
*83 Vi
1972
debentures
33/aS
—
-167
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—tfune-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
First
—
Sale Price
or
Low
953/8
;F
.
*bo*/4
refunding mortgage 37is 1968_Jan-JuZy
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and
Period
997a
40
99
99^
Last
High
Texas
5)
Week's T? o „
Wonli'o Range
Interest
Exchange
27
105
10274
and
refund
M
Pacific-Missouri
Term
RR
of
Thompson Products 4%s
3%s
debs
Ramo Wooldridge
debentures
1986
51/4S
•
Oil
372s
Co
1974
82 74
817a
817a
82
74
817a
Feb-Auy
817s
80
1147a 115
112
120
104
105
Inc—
Jan-July
1986
*104%
April-Oct
World Airlines 6V2S inc debs
Trans
June-Dec
1982
Thompson
Tidewater
82 7t
Pacific—
Orleans
New
82 74
__
*85 74
1978_June-Dec
8872
87
89
51
88 74
707a
87%
873/4
9074
Q
99'/a
*98§8
Jan-July
1964
Oats 2%s debentures
Quaker
98%
987a
—
II
'
Union
R
Electric
First
57 Vi
101% 101%
•'45
25
6
57
Reading Co first & ref 3Vis series D 1995-May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacdo 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 37/8S debs—.
1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—April-Oct
*85
122
40
130
125
85%
1367a
85
__
—
mtge
&
mtge
Oil
4%s
Gas
Electric
&
Corp
Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969—Mar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
57ts
conv
debs
1977
(fan-July
Royal McBee 6 Vis conv debentures 1977—June-Dec
serial
4Vis
1977
D
*100
^
~6
107
107 Vi
44
106
111
105
107 Vi
957a
105Vi
5
102
107
Union
5s
Tank
Air
St
Adirond'k
&
Lawrence
Second
St
gold
Mar-Sept
1971
A
series
3s
*69%
Co
82 Vi
series A 1997—
Jan-July
• Second mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2002
May
1st mtge 4s series B 1980
__Mar-Sept
• 5s
income debi series A Jan S006—Mar-Nov
1st
mortgage
6274
—
7474
83
4s
82 Vi
84%
24
767a
29
74
81 Vi
82
84%
30
80
Louis-Southwestern
Gas
Seaboard
Line
Air
RR
2%s
Corp
sink
sinking
mtge
1st
4%s
4%s
9574
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
——-Jan-July
1982-
^
States
&
863/4
43/4S
Co
f
s
1983_Feb-Auy
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
debs
6
101
20
105
105 72
34
105
sinking
Corp 4%s Conv debs 1986—.June-Dec
2Vis debentures 1965
_Jan-juZy
Marchant—5 Vis
1979
(fan-July
103%
debs 1993
1976
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
99%
1963
April-Oct
4%s
Union
Co
Sinclair
Skelly
1986
debs
1971
debentures
2y2s
Oil
Oil
Oil
4 Vis
Oil Co
Mobil
Socony-Vacuum
2Vis
Oil
& North Alabama RR 5s
South
'
5
90%
9
1047a
472s
91
100%
10474
99 7a
99%
101% 10272
1
997a
•
84
15
84
3s
Bell
&
Virginian
1007a
99 Bi
—
&
1979
2%s
debentures
1985
2 7/a s
debentures
1987
convertible
3 Vis
—
Gold
4Vis
1969
Gold
4Vis
1977
A
1981
Fran
San
Southern
1st mtge
Term
3%s
ser
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75_June-Dec
3 Vis
93
96
5s
65%
debentures
1986
Mar-Sept
1976
Mar-Sept
1980
April-Oct
4%s 1983
Jan-July
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3Vis conv 1982
April-Oct
4Vis debentures 1983
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
2Vis
debentures
1974
Jan-July
107
105
21
108
9774
10
99
10474
100
*85
763/4
15
series
3s
1995
B
ref mtge
37is ser
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
C 1973_April-Ocf
income
conv
May-Nov
Feb-Auy
Mar-Sept
1983
4s series F
RR
84 Vi
12
110
mtge
13
103 3/a
101% 10272
101
2008
debs
subord
income
4s
102 Va
10374
2
861/4
1982
debs
series A Jan
102 74
104%
887a
8
87 3/a
8974
877a
87%
14
87 3/a
1003/4 ioo3/4
997a
10174
*971/2
■•877a
Oil
(Ohio)
3%s
4Vis 1982
debentures
conv
-
;
43/4s
2%s
Co
&
2%s
debentures
9772
*100
debs
subord
95
9874
9472
90 '/a
5s
capital
conv
5Vi%: senior
Tandy
Corp
Terminal
—
Inc.—
1979
Electric Power 2%s 1976
2%s 1979
Public Service 374s 1971
Wisconsin
RR
notes 1979
1980
notes
6Vis debs 1978
Assn
of
St
2019
1985
and
impt
Refund
and
impt 2%s series D
133
.
Elec
Lt
Deferred
.
""""133
10574
136
134
25
92%
92%
—92 7a
7941/2
91
3
not
10572
10472
.
included
169
104%
* 1057a
series
C
—Jan-July
April-Oct
„
*82%
*79Vi
"
—
__
_
_
-
99
82
I/
8672
—
114
84%
*78
—
9074
*91 7a
*77%
877a
9074
86
——
-—
8774
9474
86
*92
—eft
78
78
_
*
*83
—
867?
—
—
—
•
—
-
__
—
*90 7a
—
*92 7a
—
119
95
r
119
96
78%
77
—
119
96
4
22
907a
91%
117
~
907a
907a
947a
!
121
1043/4
*78
82
74
813/4
79
79
7374
82
90%
87%
917a
40%
33 74
407a
98 3/4
977a
99
*90
*36 7a
*86
98 7a
*80%
807a
85
91
*9174
9
98%
98
807s
93%
100
.
98%
98%
62 7a
6372
10
57 74
63 7a
63
62
637a
31
5774
63 7a
99
99
19
99
*78%
*100
98
80
—
*89%
*77
997a
99
81
101
81
97%
100 72
13
102 74 102%
997a
95%
79 72
*81
*101
1007a
102 74
1077a
887a
—
91
87
1
9972
99
1007a
91
100
1
98 7a
100
907a
91
11
8874
93
*9072
100
92
100
*97 7a
72
6172
June-Dec
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
&
Power
2%s
1976
86%
907*
977a
—
99
65 7a
72
57
72
70 3/4
72
267
617a
62
14
*83%
85
83%
8474
94
92 7a
95
*81
94
delivery
n
~ 79
'
80
101%
10374
year's range, d Ex-Interest, e Odd
Under-the-rule sale not included in the years range,
the year's range,
102%
lot sale not
r Cash
y Ex-coupon.
>••:./or reorganized under Section 77 <4
aSSl
87
8274
*._
sale not included in the
in the year's range,
included in
Jan-July
April-Ocf
Louis—
Refund
4s
„
18
93%
'
June-Dec
:_l—June-Dec
-June-Dec
:_Jan-July
1047a
124
109
1181/2 120
767a
.*8072
series A 1981_Jan-July
1984
May
Teleg Co 574s debs 1987—Feb-Aug
mortgage
a
(James)
senior, notes
90
14
*82 7a
RR Co 37as
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 472S series H 1990
57aS
104%
93
9174
—
1st
Yonkers
Talcott
10274
100
893/4
Wisconsin
96
98%
93'/2 100 '
90 '/8
101 i/a
9772
—
100
9974
17
95
-
98%
86
*8574
series A 1970—Feb-Aug
372s 1967—Jan-(fuZy
Whirlpool Corp 372S sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Auy
Co. 4 7as sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
—tfan-July
• Gen mtge 472s inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
99.
94
101
*93%
April-Oct
1982
-
*98i/i
99%
—Jan-July
May-Wow
1972
997a
99
May-Nov
Corp—
Wayne
—
.
May-Now
.debentures .1973
conv
•
1966—Jan-July
^
Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981—1
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Symington
'
Mar-Sept
Sunray DX Oil 4Vis debs 19871
Sunray
Oil Corp 2%s debentures
Swift
100%
Jan-July
1973—Mar-Sept
Camp Inc—
subord debs 1982_
Stokely-Van
4Vis
Co
Chemical
Stauffer
87
937a
77 7a
101
101
Wilson &
Standard
39
767a
8974
861/4
"
887a
156
96
46
1023/4 103 7a
April
1981
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake E*rie RR 23/4s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 374s series C 1970——Mar-Sept
First mortgage 374s series D 1967—.—Jan-July
33/4S
convertible
debentures
1975
May-Wow
907a
27
88
86 Vi
"103% 104
104
132
85
*85 7a
debentures
Union
Western
10574
25
income
5s
124%
1033i 104
1161/2 116 Vi
Vis
105
937a
Co—
Western Pacific
81
847a
78
44
—
9774
767a
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—June-Dec
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
May-Nov
West
Penn Electric
3 72s
1974
—May-Wow
West Penn Power 372s series I 1966——Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan-July
4s
registered
2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 372S series C 1979
April-Oct
5V2S
debentures 1982
Jan-July
653/a
10474
»/2
*102
76 3i
105%
10172
148%
97
97
June-Dec
1969
debs
Washington Terminal 2%s
76
61
65%
99
99
106
104
*87
income 4 74s series B Jan 1991
April
First mortgage 37is series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3 72s 2000
Feb-Auy
863A
74
—
107 Vi
107
June-Dec
1984
subord debs
conv
1983
144
*93%
Gen mtge
100
86%
__
*105 72 106
debentures 1983
Standard Oil of California
5
99%
*76 7s
April-Oct
May-Nov
1985
debs
1983
debentures
Spiegel Inc
2%s
Tell
102%
103 74
104
—
105%
102 7a 102 7a
Westchester Lighting gen mtge
General mortgage 3s 1979
mortgage
Bell
ApriZ-Oct
101%
10174
10174 10272
*104
91%
103 74
9974
|101
*105%
10174
91%
1017a
__
w
Pacific RR Co—
Southwestern
debs
66
10172
103%
102
*86%
2%s series E 1986
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
Frist
mortgage 5Vis series H 1983
April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-tfuZy
1st
mtge coll tr 4Vis 1988
Feb-Augr
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Wow
First
55
9974
99%
9972
—
*91%
1681/2
9974
24
1027a 103 %
102 Vi
*99%
1487a
97
—
*102 74 103
1027a
91
973/4
96
•f 947a
238
s
150
100% 10172
100%
4s
subord
and
subord
Gen
Lines)
(Oregon
*92 7a
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1967
debentures
Vornado Inc 5s
Southern Pacific Co—
4Vis
4
of America—
& ref
lien
Wabash
First
"l
947a
8074
59
*65 3i
*158
Co
973/4
9472
101
7?
797a
231
*220
1970
Jan-July
2%s-4Vis
1994
(fan-July
4Vis conv 1973_June-Dec
Ry.
Natural Gas
Southern
76 3/4
797a
78
*7972
debentures
Indiana
Southern
*76%
Co—
Edison
California
Southern
863/4
827a
8574
*8472
93
897a
973/4
June-Dec
1981_l
subord
Ry
First lien
6s
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Augr
Jan -July
Telegraph
&
Telepnone
debentures
_
*91
Mav-Wow
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003_
General mortgage 474S 1983
85%
83
&
1st
I
&
1st
1st
Southern
138
917a
4
947a.
Jan-July
ref mtge
1st
100
99 3/a
107
*39%
k
973/4
-May-Wow
Electric & Power Co—
mtge 2%s series E 1975
3s series F 1978
ref mtge 2%s series G 1979
ref mtge 2%s series H 1980
ref mtge 3%s series I 1981
ref mtge 37is series J 1982
&
1st
108
100
13
99% 100
1067a
11274
98 74
*9072
Mar-Sept
ref
&
1st
907a
*99 74
*96 3/4
if,
—
Mar-Sept
1976
subord debentures
conv
1st
1053/4
88%
103 72
270
1007a
104
Co—
J-e-90
22
92
103
Smith-Corona
Socony
78
90
89%
debentures
fund
Corp
conv
Vendo
1053/4
1047a
A
104 3A 105
104 3/4
Oil
Shell
997a
5
22
112 74 1177$
1167$
April-Oct
1980
debentures
Steel
States
conv
92 7a
92
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
Shell
6
87
87
99%
1053/4 1053/4
■.
Freight Co—
2%s
474s
10774
1057k,
1972
fund
debentures
Vanadium
1037a
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979-i
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982^.
1975
debentures
subord
conv
Rubber
Virginia
Roebuck
Sears
Feb-Aug
May-Wow
April-Oct
debentures 1980
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982
472S
104
.1021/4 1021/4
1067a 10774
^
—
963/4
863A
102
20
72
10674
—
1021/4 1037a
99%
87%
69%
~1
72
8774
10274
20
—
—
72
807a
79 3/8
8774
106 Vi
*96%"
*86 Vi
84%
100
—
106
1972
fund debentures 1973
coll trust 4 72s 1977
sinking
2%s
141%
100
—
*871/4
5s
U S
94%
,
debentures
5s
*80 Vi
A
8474
87%
1207a
123
Jan-July
Jan-July
1971
372s
mtge & coll trust 5s
United
96
91
—
__
1966—ApriZ-Oct
1970
trust
fund
&
2%s
mtge & coll trust 474S 1978
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
United
131 Vi
125 %
Mar-Sept
mtge & coll trust 3%s
37as
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
1972
subordinated debentures 1977
Roebuck
6ears
__
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
(June-Dec
1980
2V2S 1966
& Sons
1974
(Jos E)
8074
947a
--
10674
1147a
87 7a
9274
857a
—
*100
May-Nov
mortgage 3s series B 1980
s
f debentures 1977
Seaboard Finance Co
5 Vis
debs
debentures
"l
Co—
1st
3s
—
127
130%
Jan-July
3%s
Seagram
971/2
*88 Vi
„
Mar-Sept
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Scott
841/4
*941/2
*87%
—
1047a
362
*863/4
ApriZ-Oct
1st
83
89
*917a
841/4
1989
3
1227a 125 %
June-Dec
America
& coll
43/8s
8474
6974
Ry—
certificates
bond
4s
1043/4 1043/4
125%
1991_Mar-Sept
1977
& coll trust 3%s
578S
May-Wot)
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
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April-Oct
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Monday, July 8, 1963
.
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND
American
the
on
American
It is compiled by the report of the
July 5.
ending Friday,
and
YEARLY RECORD
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, July 1,
In the following
Exchange itself and
bond in which any
Stock
stock
or
is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Ending July 5.
Range for Week
—8—;
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
,
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Acme-Hamilton
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
Products
Aid
Discount Inc
Investment &
Class
5%
preferred
4.20%
Power
Co common
Steel
Device
Mfg
Airlines
Alaska
Jan
4% Mar
9
May
4% Mar
11%
Jan
7%
Jan
Apr
3 %
65%
Apr
May
2%
2%
4jJ
55%
58%
58%
17,600
45%
3%
1,000
20%
15,800
3
4'/a
Co
Inc
Inc
Binney
Birdsboro
Class- A
Bohack
23% Apr
13% May
17%
Jan
Bourjois Inc
Bowling Corp
89%
93%
Feb
Brad
Jun
Brandy wine Raceway
18%
19%
76%
76%
7%
2,300
3%
4
12'A
25
7%
1,600
Jan
21%
Jan
7
Jun
8%
Jun
3%
300
American
All-State
Properties Inc
:
Jan
5'%
Feb
~
Foote
Breeze
Apr
Mar
A
~
Control
Jan
9%
5%
2,500
5%
Jan
Allied
Paper
9%
500
7%
Jan
9% Apr
3%
10,200
2y8 May
4,,
9%
9%
100
8
9*A
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Aluminum
Co
8%
6%
1
4%
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6
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A
Corp
Inc
1
Industries
8
May
.
8%
1,400
6%
6%
1,600
5y8
500
4%
5%
6,600
85%
86%
1,500
5%
6%
4%
4%
21,000
2,400
8%
9%
7% Jan
400
5
pfd.100
1
America $3.75
of
Oil
Ambassador
Amco
3
10c
1
Corp
class
Inc
7%
Inc
Almar Rainwear
Jun
Feb
8 y2 May
14%
10
6y8
American
4% July
84 y8 Apr
\5%
Jun
5%
3%
5
4%
4%
43%
200
4
•
7%
7%
7%
800
5%
1
Book-Stratford
American
Business
4Va
4
4%
1,900
3
25o
3%
3%
3%
2,500
1%
Inc
Press
Feb
89
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
Inc
American-Internatl Aluminum
900
5%
4'A Mar
276
44%
A
5
1
Systems Inc
Electronics
American
Israeli
Mills
Paper
43% May
52
Class B
4%
American
Manufacturing
American
Inc
Petrofina
American
2%
2%
2%
500
2V2
2 Vz
2%
3,100
46 y2
46%
900
7'/4
v 7%
5,800
4;';'4%
1,000
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Co
class
Inc
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A
Realty l& Petroleum Corp.lOo
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2
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5
American
12
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American
6
Mar
May
9%
Jan
Jan
5y8 May
Mar
4ys
Jan
Anchor
Post Products
Radio
Chemical
Ansul
1
5
Anthony Pools Inc
Apollo
Industries
Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4*%%
pfd
37
41/4
8%
Jan
3% fVtay
4%
700
5%
4'A Jan
12
100
.
—
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5oo
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
Power & Light 4.72%
Armour
Arrow
&
4%
100
11% Jan
Corp Ltd
Baby Services
Associated
Electric
American
40c
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S
F
11
May
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9,000
3
Jan
11%
700
10
Mar
12
22
200
20 V2
Apr
26
2%
Jan
4%
Food
Stores
Jan
3%
200
3,000
99%
320
96%
2,100
5%
Apr
28%
Jan
100%
Jan
103
241/4 Mar
30
Jan
321/4
7
331/8
12,300
IB
5%
25%
900
1%
1%
100
1%
13%
101
Jan
Buell
2%
1
of
Oil
Co
lc
5
Associated
Products
Inc
1
13
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Atco
5%
3,300
Atico
Financial
Jan
Burgmaster
1'A
Jan
Feb
5%
Jun
Jan
Jan
6
May
Atlantic Research
Corp.
Feb
2 Va Mar
Jan
6
13%
2,000
12%
Jun
14%
1,700
5% Mar
6% May
91/4
7%
7%
6%
6%
1C0
2%
700
7%
7%
1,200
68%
68%
69%
400
1
Co
31/4
Jan
1% Mar
2%
11%
11%
11%
2,100
1
Corp
Line
2%
41/4
1,200
2%
lOo
Jun
Jun
Mar
8
2Vb Apr
71/4 July
55%
Mar
31/2 May
9
Jan
71%
14%
Jan
8% May
Jun
Feb
Atlas
Consolidated Mining &
Development Corp
Corp option warrants
Atlas
General
Atlas
Sewing
Audio
Industries
Centers
10 pesos
11 y8
114
1
14 Va
%
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Aurora
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Avien
Avis
11/8
li/4
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10,200
3,100
%
700
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6%
Feb
%
Feb
1%
Jun
Jan
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Feb
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13
15%
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19%
19%
20%
2,40(0
13%
Jan
23% May
3%
3%
3%
1,300
3%
Jun
5%
Feb
1
5
5
5
300
4%
Jan
6
Jun
1
6%
6%
71%
8%
Jun
Jan
preferred
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5
10
3
20%
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Corp..
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20
1,300
2%
20%
5% Jan
2% Mar
3,200
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11%
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4%
22% May
Jan
11%
.
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15
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100
7%
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Jan
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8
13%
13 y8
13%
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Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power common
preferred
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Canada
Bread
Bayview
Oil
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
(A 8)
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10%
Jan
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1,100
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
1% May
5
1,800
'
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Canadian
Bell
Telephone of Canada
Belock
Benrus
'instrument
Watch
Co
Berkey Photo Inc
Corp
Canadian
Canadian
Properties Ltd
Canadian Williston Minerals
Carnation
4,900
Apr
7%
3%
13%
33,600
Jun
10
18 V*
Feb
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6%
Jan
May
13% July
Jan
28% May
28% May
5
1,500
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Jan
8%
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4,900
•
22%
100
24 V\
8
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Jan
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12
7%
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4%
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14%
15%
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13%
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16%
Jun
10%
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10%
Feb
4%
Jun
6%
Jan
—
19%
33,900
8%
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19 % July
13%
13%
700
12%
Jun
14
Va
4%
i3o
600
%
Jan
...
4%
1,600
3% May
5% Jun
5%
6%
17%
5%
6%
18%
900
5% May
6%
...
.
18
18%
1.300
27%
28'A
5,100
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4%
5%
—
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18%
.
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Jan
Apr
1,300
6%
Apr
9%
Jan
6,800
16%
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Jan
17%
22 Va
Jun
Feb
22%
Feb
29 % May
63%
Jan
75
May
52
13
Jan
55
Jun
53%
Jun
60 % Mar
12% Jan
9 Va
Corp
common
10
1
(
Century Geophysical Corp
Century Electric
Co
Charter Oil
Ltd..
Jan
C
Apr
Clark
Corp
Inc
K P Development
Cable
Ltd
Corp
:
Jun
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Jan
Clary
May
49'A Feb
Jan
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
500
5%
3,100
*
9
9'A
500
IVa
7%
2.800
a
•Ttn
7% May
6%
Jan
15
%
1%
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13
900
3,200
7% July
16%
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lft Feb
U Mar
7%
9 'A
Jan
17%
51,600
8%
18%
Jun
3%
3%
2,100
3%
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4%
Jan
10%
100
9%
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10%
Feb
Feb
6%
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Jan
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Apr
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1,900
%
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500
13%
Apr
17%
6 Va
6%
3,300
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7%
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24%
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20
16%
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200
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1,100
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75
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88%
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1.200
18%
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10%
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Jan
14% Mar
Jan
3%
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110
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Jan
4%
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9% July
1,800
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Apr
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Apr
%
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50
72%
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25
85% Jan
88 Va July
17%
20%
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Apr
31
275
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32
Apr
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250
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3%
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5
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3
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8%
Jun
17%
18%
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Jan
22 Va
13%
•
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14%
15,200
25%
2,400
19
Mar
26 %
Jun
12
13
13%
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5,600
10% Mar
5%
5%
100
4% Mar
1,000
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Jan
6%
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preferred
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Co
1
6%
6%
6%
8'A
7%
8>A
Inc
.
—_———
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1
20
——————
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11%
23%
i36
6% Mar
7%
4% Mar
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1,000
2% July
11 'A
11%
2,GG0
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23%
24%
450
20% Mar
Jun
15%
Apr
"2%
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6% May
12%
4
1
Clopay Corporation
6% Jun
10% May
Apr
17% Mar
Jan
14
1
Corporation
May
24 Va
1% Mar
9%
%
1,500
1 O
13
7%
15
6y8
2
lc
I
3%
51%
Jan
14
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10c
Corp
Foil Corp
Circuit
Jan
Oil
8%
5%
Jan
8%
4%
5
Jun
50%
4%
'6% July
10%
1
Corp
Co
Cherry-Burrell
Jan
'
3'A Mar
25
Jun
6%
5%
23,100
2.50
14%
25c
50c
1
series B convertible preferred.*
convertible preferred
+*
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300
4'A
6%
%
13
7%
16%
3%
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7/a
2%
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4,600
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4% May
27%
13-/2
10%
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700
13/4
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12 y4
Apr
8% Mar
100
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1
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Central
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Central Hadley
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1
13
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100
88%;
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1%
2 Va
6
;—*
*
600
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3%
1,600
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7% May
6,500
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6,800
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2,000
4%
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A
8%
4%
4%
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1,600
1,000
7%
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1
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:
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55
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55
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10%
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4,200
6%
7%
7% July
700
17,400
17%
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18%
1
—
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5.50
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Christiana
1
32.
19%
—
1
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining——
1
1
9%
19%
_
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1'
1
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
Jan
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10%
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Jun
1
28
1
6c
1
50c
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1
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28%
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Canadian Javelin Ltd
Canadian
Apr
•
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10c
Jan
10
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1
16%c
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Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
2%
7,600
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Jan
29%
Jun
11
7
15 %
•
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Canadian Dredge &
6%
1
1
10%
Jan
25%
20
900
10
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20%
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17%
•
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11%
7
1
preferred
300
25c
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8%
250
1,700
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Canada Southern
1%
10
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Beck
Ltd
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7%
1
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2,100
10c
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Campbell Machines Inc...;
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8%
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Apr
4% Mar
25%
23%
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50
50
50
pieferred
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700
9%
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50c
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8%
9
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16 Va
19 Va
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Bailey & Selburn Oil &
600
20,700
3
8%
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:
11% May
1
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9,400
1
:
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Avondale
11%
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Radio Mfg Co Inc
Steel Products Inc
Automatic
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1
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Plastics
Automatic
Inc
Inc
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7 ft
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Canal-Randolph Corp
Canaveral International
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1% May
.
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30,500
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7 Va
10c
Products
Jan
Mines Ltd—
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2%
3%
700
1%
5
13
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3
1%
4%
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Inc
Chemical Industrial
7%
16
25%
19%
i
Hill
Bunker
Jan
13%
Jun
4%
Laundries
Associated
1%
Jan
90
Jan
7%
,—50c
serial preferred——————10
Industries Inc
1
Common
Jun
% Mar
11,600
5%
1
America
13
Feb
4% May
7% Mar
£1
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24% Jan
-
Jun
11%
6%
6%
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Gas
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Jan
Jan
98
33
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&
1,400
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Jan
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1%
100
19
81 y2
27%
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50
900
-
14
1%
8%
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deposit
5%
13% May
100
4%
3%
1
Associated
900
19%
84%
Feb
13
24%
Inc
Jan
8% Jan
Jun
12%
pfd.100
Oil
Mar
8
Jun
10%
3%
11%
98%
"warrants"
Co
Electronics
Asamera
2.50
10
Feb
5%
25%
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6%
Arkansas
Apr
6%
141/2 Mar
Jun
22
.
7%
1,800
47% May
Jan
900
Jan
11
11
1
Co
31%
4%
414
LI
Angostura-Wupperman
31/4 Mar
Jan
21/2 May
13
1
Corp
500
7%
200
Ltd—
Co
(EL) Co Inc
Bruce
B
Jun
12%
2
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2'/a
12%
4%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
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common
preferred
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£1
50o
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8%
1
Jan
Ltd—
shares
American
American
Jan
—-
1
*
dep rets ord registered
Burnell &
American
Feb
7%
19
~1%
Company
1
Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
Brown
Jan
44%
Corp
Co
%
4,700
Light & Pow ord—•
Petroleum
Amer
6%
Book
900
8 Va
2%
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
Jan
Jun
May
1
Beverage
American
1%
dep rets ord bearer———10s
dep rets ord registered
10s
British
Feb
6%
ft
20
American
1% May
3%
14
1
British Columbia
Jun
5%
50c
Corp
Unlimited
Alloys
Jan
25% May
4% Mar
6% May
8%
3%
Inc
Co
Jun
Tobacco—
'
AA
17%
3V2
17%
American
Amer
6%
2
-
Jan
5J0
17 %
2%
British
:-3AA Jan
8,200
3,900
28 %
17%
Co
Amer
7%
Jun
1
Assn.——
Co
Jan
2%
21%
83%
_5%
20c
Inc
Oil
Brown
Allied
Works
American
5%
7 V"'
4'/a
Apr
500
22 %
7%
19 %
—1
10c
Corp
Jan
2%
2%
7%
5%
700
Jan
2%
8%
"7%
———1.50
Manufacturing
Jun
3%
Rubber class A
&
.
...
America
of
Gear
Brazilian Traction
68%
4%
9%
Feb
7%
8%
*
...100
Co common
prior preferred
Jan
56
9
1
£1Vt
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
5%% convertible preferred
10
Tire
100
4%
Alleghany Corp
"warrants"
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance
65
65
—
10c
1
Engineering Co
(H C)
51%%
British
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs__
Mar
May
80
62% Mar
7
2 Va
1%
Inc————1
Borne Chemical Co Inc
25
600
700
3%
—1
Inc—
20% July
4% Feb
200
High
7%
2%
Jan
Brillo
All
Industries
3% May
15%
.
Low
High
22%
3%
-——10c
■——
19% .Apr
92
;
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
17%
4
700
92
22V4
3
Blossman Hydratane Gas
10% May
.A A- A '■ -A
Industries Inc—
Building
Bloomfield
■
7%
2.50
1,6C0
15%
100
10
100 — 76J/2
—10c
7%
1
*
Blauner's
Bloomfield
Shares
2%
7%
1
Smith Inc
Corp 1
&
Low
Par
(The)
Corp
3%
3%
20
Range
of Prices
1
21%
16%
ij%
3%
21%
1
3
1
Inc
Inc
Jan
Jan
Bethlehem
.
2%
Corp-of America—
preferred
Alarm
900
•
Wood
Alan
500
5%
1
A
Alabama
4%
Jun
9
5%
—
Inc—
Airport Parking
2%
3
9
1
—10c
Manufacturing Co
Techniques Inc
—:
Aerosol
1,400
2%
Frocks
Berkshire
Bickford's
Jan
1%
Jun
9
——i—1
1
Inc..
2%
3
—10c
Corp
600
1
Corp
Dynamics
3
10
Inc
.
Aerojet-.General
Aileen
1,200
2%
25c
Co
Plastics
Aero-Plow
1
1
Construction Corp
Precision
Wire
1
2% Mar
2% May
li Jan
3,900
I
High
Low
2%
American Stock Exchange
1963
Range Since Jan. 1,
for Week
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
High
"2%
_i_
10c
common
Acme
Aeronca
1
Mfg Corp..
&
Acme
Admiral
Corp class A
Sales
|
Sales
Week's
Friday
Friday
T
S T O CK S
A
Jun
3%
Jan
12%
Apr
26%
Apt
hi
Jun
•
%
134,000
% July
Number 6279
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(125).
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
S T O CK S
Week's
Last^
American Stock»Exchange
Cohu
Electronics
Colonial
Inc
1
Sand
Commercial
Stone
&
Metals
5 V.
5
Inc—
Co
33%
Co
5
1
Consol
Diesel Electric
Consolidated
Corp
Consolidated
Oil
Consolidated
Royalty
17
1,600
1,200
6
;
8%
1 % '<•:
Gas
Inc
4
Jan
1
:'d
Jun
;
6%
7% May
14%
May
4% Mar
3%
4%
900
24
200
2IV4
4
5,100
3%
Jun
8%
9%
1,000
8%
51/a
Jan
3%
Jan
5,000
IV.
200
8%
700
7
Apr
,.
Continental
Materials
Continental
Cook
&
%8%:v
10c
%
%
8%
14
1
11%
11%
11%
Co._.
Varnish
Cooper-Jarrett
50c
Corp
Telephone
Paint
1
Co
15
Inc
19
1
2CO
2,700
19
6%
%
8%
.
Plastics
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class B non-voting
Inc,
;
..v—
5
Corroon & Reynolds common
1
$1
preferred class A
Cott
Beverage
American dep
Firth
Fischer &
Jan
Jun
Cresmont
200
8%
400
Jan
Florida
191/4 May
Jan
7% May
21%
Jan
Apr
73/4
21
21%
400
20
20%
20%
ICO
6%
500
1
6%
6%
£1
2%
5
40%
Corp
918
2%
4,700
40%
6,000
2%
40
'
Jan
22%
Apr
5% Feb
1,200
918
50c
Corp
7%
21%
United
Corp
7
{'5
Feb
2 »/4
Jan
3%
25c
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
Aluminum
23/4
2%
200
~4
~4
133/s
133/8
Industries
Corp__25c
(Md)
5
Crown
Central
Crown
Drug Co
25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cubic Corporation
63/4
~4 V.
1,500
133/4
'
900
3
10c
Petroleum
2%
Manufacturing Co class A
1
Class
B
class A
common
common
%
~8%
~8
•14%
13%
14%
2
Forest
14 V.
1
Daryl Industries Inc
Day
Mines
Dayco
D
C
A
Transit System
Defiance Industries
I
pref
1
Jan
15 V.
Inc cl
A
Inc class
2%
2%
700
21/2
195,900
12V2
5%
900
5%
4,800
5
May
220
30
Jan
com—20c
Detroit
Industrial
Devoe
&
&
Manufacturing
Devon-Palmer
5%
2,800
9%
1
3%
1
"12%
»
169%
1421%
141/4
141/4
1
5%
281%
I41/2
5 %
29%
500
6%
1,500
5%'
8%
1.8C0
29%
5,300
dep rets
Goods
Diversey
Class
Electric
American
General
Co
Co
Dome Petroleum
Ltd
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Jun
Apr
Jan
$4.60
Dominion
Jan
Controls
Foods
Gilbert
Gilchrist
Inc
(AC)
1
Jan
Co
4,800
%
Jun
1 %
Jan
500
%
Apr
Gray
Manufacturing
1%
Jan
Great
American
Basins
Great
2%
12%
12
12%
41,400
17»/a
Jan
ll%
11%
400
*
9%
Jan
16%
16%
16%
3,000
161/4
Jan
10%
12
11%
37%
;
Great
11% July
35Jan
41
Jan
8
*
7%
36%
33%
8V4
36%
7,700
7%
Jan
9
Guerdon
33% July
15% Feb
40%
Feb
1
Drug Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
Duraloy
Duro
dep
(The)
Test
rets
16%
17
20
19
20%
l.OCO
300
5 % Mar
7
4%
200
4
Co
6%
3,000
'fS\
—
10s
18,400
5%
4%
4%
1
~6%
15o
•
Corp
36
10o
6%
35%
2%
2
36
21/8
400
11,500
14%
2
Land
Jan
Can Co
Inc
1
class A
7%
Jan
8%
8%
25
Eastern
Freightways
Eastern
States Corp
Inc
43
20c
5Vt
5Yt
1
29 V.
S7
preferred
series
A
*
187%
S6
preferred
series
B
8%
800
43
50
July
5%
12,000
293/8
400
1873/4
50
*
common
Edo Corporation
Elco
29V4
185
Elder-Peel
1
14%
133/4
14%
8%
83/4
9%
Ltd
Electro-Voice
1
Inc
12
2
%
5,800
1
5%
6
4,400
6
1,2
1
19%
19
)
600
f
Electrographic Corp
19Vb
200
Electronic
Assistance
Corp
10c
7%
6%
73/4
10,000
Electronic
Communications
1
12 %
12%
12%
1,300
Electronic
Research
Electronic
&
Associates Inc„10c
Missile
Electronics Corp
El-Tronics Inc
Facilities
25c
of America
$2
Erie
Forge
61st
&
5%
pfd—100
10c
preferred
&
B
Steel
Corp
1
common
Manufacturing
ERT
Co
1
Essex
Chemical
Evans
Rule
1
co
For
Jan
181%
Jun
Hecla
10
Jan
16V8
Jun
2% July
18 Apr
9% July
1% Feb
5
Apr
6%
Jan
19%
Jun
8%
Jun
14"%
Jan
3% May
6%
Jun
3%
Jan
51/2
Jan
100
98
Jan
3
6% Feb
105
Inc
Apr
Feb
25% July
22% Jan
5V4
Apr
500
16 %
Apr
23
Jan
12 %
Apr
16 V.
Jan
17%
16%
18 %
4,700
11
Jan
10
18 V4 July
10
10
£1
1%
100
9V4
Jan
11%
2VB
36,500
1%
Jan
2 V.
25%
1,100
33 V*
1%
25
5
25
24%
Jun
5.
300
3%
Anr
_a%
9%
300
9% Mar
23%
5
Apr
Jun
Feb
7
Jan
9%
Jan
23%
23%
5%
5%
5%
500
1%
1 Ve
•1%
6.900
5%
5%
5%
103,900
2% Mar
5%
Jun
5%
5%
200
4% May
5%
Jun
1
2%
2%
■
21
1,200
1
Jan
Mar
2%
7,200
7%
7%
SCO
6
24%
150
24
Vt July
2%
2%
2%
1,900
13%
13%
13%
2%
400
2
~2%
~2%
Inc—1
11%
11%
11%
6%
May
1%
Jan
3%
7%
Jan
Jan
26
Feb
Jan
3 V.
Apr
Jan
12%
6%
Jan
34 Vt
2%
*
Feb
7
I
Mar
24%
1
Jan
39
May
1% May
3
Jun
2,400
800
14%
Feb
10 Vt
Jan
8%
Jun
4%
Apr
6%
Jan
J'm
20 V8
Jan
1,500
%
26 Va
Jan
35 Vt
Apr
4,500
27
Jun
36%
Jan
6%
1.5C0
5
5%
11,800
50c
5
17%
16
17%
2,300
1
?Q%
29
28%
21%
2)%
28%
1
26 V.
Jan
3%
5
10c
2
25c
1
14% Mar
Jtn
)
■■
Electric
2%
2%
3%
3
2
2,000
3%
"
13
3%
200
12 %
13%
4,100
Feb
3% May
11%
Jun
4
Jun
5%
Feb
17Vi
7%
7%
7%
1,700
7
Jan
9
10
16%
16 %
16%
1,500
16
Mar
-18%
1
6%
6%
1.4"0
Inc
5%
25
42%
*
Light
National
1%
1
3%
43
-
1%
3%
4
4%
1
Helena
1
2
10c
7
4%
Foods
Inc_50c
5%
o
Kosher
25c
Co
16%
Instruments Co
Rubenstein
Inc
4%
Jan
May
Apr
600
5%
40%
Jan
200
1%
Apr
2%
1,700
3%
Jan
4% May
4
Feb
5V»
Jan
200
20
6%
1
Jun
8%
Jan
44 V» May
Jan
6%
7
3,100
6% Mar
8V4
Feb
4Ve
4%
4,900
3% May
6
Jan
5 Ve
5%
5
6%
Jan
19%
20Va
1,000
17,300
6%
6%
1.200
*
36%
36
36%
32%
32%
33%
Mar
13%
Jan
6% May
27% Jan
400
*
Heli-Coil Corp
(W E)
4%
& Co
5%%
pfd
3,600
100
—100
preferred
26 %
102% 102%
M2%
10c
4'A
Higbie Manufacturing Co
1
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common—1.25
5% ;. convertible preferred—_.
10
5%
Portion
Pak
Hercules Galion Products
Hill's
Inc_
Jan
20% July
9% Jan
38% May
35% Jun
Inc—
Mar
3%
44%
Jan
48%
Jun
Hoe
13/J
1%
1,400
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
Hoffman
International
41/4
Jun
5%
Jan
Hofmann
Industries
Consol
Jan
85
May
5%
300
3%
Jan
1,900
4%
19
5%
107
Jan
12% July
200
13%
Jan
5% July
3,500
5%
400
16%
16%
300
5%
5%
5%
700
1%
1%
7%
7%
7%
1,000
1,200
40c
1%
1%
1%
600
H
H
1C0
25%
5%
ir—*
r.
5Vt
13
-Tnn
Jan
15 Va
5
Apr
19
July
9%
Feb
7% Feb
18
May
Jun
7ya
1% May
2%
5..
Jan
Feb
Jan
100
4%
18%
50c
"warrants"
Hotels
12%
Jan
76
12%
2.50
Supermarkets Inc
Hilton
102
10
.
1
Henderson's
5,800
;
~4Va
(R)
Class
&
Inc
Co
A
common
—
.
1
Jan
7
Jan
9 V.
Jan
1
May
4%
Jan
i96 Mar
14
Jan
27 V.
Jun
'
\
700
4y8
Jan
4%
Jan
4
4
Hollinger
300
3% Mar
4%
Jan
6%
6 V2
200
61/2
Apr
9%
Jar.
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co —:
9Vs
700
6%
Jan
4«/8
1,500
2i/a
Feb
41/2
6%
fi%
8,000
31/2
Apr
53/4
5%
700
71/4 May
7% Jan
3%
4'/8
2,300
32.
Jan
3 %
2,400
1
;
~3%
3%
61/3
see page
13%
17%
20c :
Corp
48'A
8%
41/8
Feb
11%
1
V.
4%
lOo
12 V8
15%
30
Feb
8%
1
Jan
10c
Industries
%
~4%
4
Feb
10
17
•
Co
Coatings
"3
——
Jan
13%
14%
Corp
48
1%
Feb
16 %
Apr
17%
1
Corp
Stores
Mining
Heller
3% May
800
4%
101%
Apr
Jan
Feb
2
Jan
11
10 Vt
3,000
15%
Industries
Heinicke
1
footnotes,
Hebrew
6%
4Va
Feb
5
Mfg Co—;
Bishop Inc
Hazel
Jun
Jan
900
4
16%
Inc
Hastings
1931/2
1
—
Indus
Jan
10c
Corp
Co
Exquisite Form
1
Mar
4%
1%
:
•
%
1
1
Corp
1.9C0
50
Jan
Apr
109
98 Vt
2,700
~4 Va
100% 100%
1%
12%
Jan
1
Harvey Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A
May
5% July
31% Jun
31/4 May
4% Mar
1% Jan
53/4
10
Espey Mfg & Electronics-—
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio & Electronics.
25%
~4
Jan
1
A
Hall Lamp Co
Hardeman (Paul) Inc
Ham Corporation
Feb
600
5%
31/4
.
Ero
24%
Jan
I Oil
Jan
300
5
20
25%
Inc
&
11
11%
400,
50,400
Inc
American
1751/4 Mar
15
1,900
11%
103
51
Apr
53/4
2
—
1
preferred
-9
May
10y2
3Vt
—
534
•
1
convertible
5%
-1
1
Emenee Corp
Empire District Electric
Equity Corp common
4
191/4
1%
11%
103
H
H
165
25c
Corp
3%
7y8 Mar
38
11%
Jan
36% Jun
31% Jan
1% May
1
Co
Jun
Feb
Jan
Hartford
Air Devices
Jun
12 Va
Industries
Gulton Industries
Harvard
Eastern
13
10c
Land
Western
Harnischfeger
Eastern
20,700
4
Chemical
States
&
Hartfield
Eastern
15%
18% Jan
25% May
Jan
2% May
6V4 Jun
31%
13%
15%
24%
50c
4% May
3% Feb
1
ord reg
Corp
DuVal Cor.p
Dynalectron
16%
5
Jan
Producersl common—60c
Industries
Gulf
V Feb
Jan
12%
;—•
(The)
Corp
Gulf
2.20Q
10 Va
2,1C0
11%
Co
Petroleum
Gulf American
1
4,200
24% July
7% Jun
34 %
9%
11%
B
Hydraulics
Guardsman
Feb
1,800
Jan
15%
500
Company
Grocery Stores Products
Jan
Jun
11%
Griesedieck
Grow
6%
13
-
Industries
preferred series
Greer
Jan
Jan
11%
Corporation
Western
6%
13% Apr
21% May
141/4 Apr
300
12
36%
Jun
1,700
16
32.50
Feb
7%
12
Bowling Corp
Great Lakes Chemical Corp
18% May
19% Jun
13% Feb
•
7.50
Feb
Jan
11 v.
Ltd
preferred
4%
3% Mar
Apr
11%
Gordon
2% Apr
2% Feb
Feb
5%
12%
Lakes
•
common
class
Manufacturing Co
Goodway Printing Co Inc
Jewelry class A
i
%
11%
25%
9
1%
1
%
Apr
2%
100%
Corp
%
May
24%
14%
4c V. ••••"•'
Ltd
A
1%
2% May
9% Jan
15 Va
•
(Wm)
Gorham
Apr
4,100
9
1
Goodman
14% May
3 % Jan
7%
8,700
25
•
Distilleries
Goldfield
7%
Apr
6,200
6%
Jun
1%
1
v
n
Co
%
stock
Chemical Co
A
Ltd—
Jan
5%
50c
Mines
Security Systems
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
Gluckin
300
~8%
8%
•
Globe
Feb
5%
3
1
class
com
7/0
10
91%
Apr
Apr
8%
1
Co
Glenmore
Jun
Jun
4i36 July
Jun
Jun
32%
5V4
1
1
Glass Tite Industries Inc
May
%
20 V4
14%
91'A
5
Corp
Yellowknife
Jun
2 y8 May
Jan
13% July
30% Jan
*
Giant
Jan
29%
10%
1,400
5%
preferred
$5
Jan
Textile Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver Inc
$2
Power
Giannini
15% May
7% Jan
May
2,100
1
preferred
Giant
81/2 May
81/4
18%
13%
1
11%
Jun
17%
13%
1
Jun
1581/2
181
_•
Corporation
Corp
A
•
Coal ord
Feb
Jan
4%
Plywood
101/2
Ltd
Co
&
&
4%
43/4 May
6 3/8 Jun
36%
Stores
500
^ *,•>
Jun
6 1/2
Jan
2% May
2.50
6 000
200
1861/2
Feb
5Vt
~1% Mar
30% Mar
Corp
2,400
~2%
Feb
3C0
2%
Corp
2%
"2%
Apr
4
500
Fireproofing
Foam
Gas
14%
1
%
161/4
3%
Ltd—
A
.—4
Jan
dep rets ord registered—£1
21/4
10r>
A
12%
159
100
14%
Corp
Dixilyn Corp common
91/2 •'iu n
3% May
Apr
31%
common
preferred
General
Apr
31
Jan
5
241%
600
Feb
Jun
3%
1
Sporting
%
41/4
Feb
7%
31 %
Inc
21/4
4l3a
Apr
Apr
5
14%
10s
reg
13/8
,10c
(Geo A) Co
Great
ord
3%
12%
Feb
1,900
Acceptance
"warrants"
Alloys Co
Eattery & Ceramic Corp
General Builders Corp
General
Development Corp
Distillers Co Ltd—
Amer
Jun
Mar
11 %
40
6 %
1
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc_l
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com
10c
1% 1st preferred
10
Jun
Feb
19%
700
25c
Dialight Corp
18
Jun
1,930
6,200
General
Apr
6% Mar
Jan
6%
3%
12%
1,800
35
Jan
6%
Jan
13 % Mar
400
3%
11%
169 % 172
5%
5%
5%
Apr
Apr
18%
1
Oils Ltd
10V2
200
3,700
6%
1
Products
2C0
6%
28%
-4-
1
Raynolds Co Inc
10%
6%
100
Desilu Productions Inc
Gasket
10%
27%
Jun
Apr
7%
G
23% July
41/4 July
27%
1
5
8
53/a
2,200
18%
3Va
Garan
Jun
4 i/s
Jun
4%
35
Jan
8%
1
9%
Canada
-
Jan
6%
Jun
23%
B
Denmson Mfg class A
8%
debenture stock
Detroit
Jan
41/4
5l3G
2%
5%
Georgia
41/4
16%
34%
3,200
3
17%
General
IIV4
2%
5%
2%'
9%
General
400
4%
35
14%
6
Jan
Jan
23%
10c
_i
class
1,400
3
8% May
16% Jun
1
Inc
Corp
15%
5%
Apr
123/a
10c
Inc
15%
6
5 V.
Jan
50c
Systems
Davidson Brothers Inc
6% May
4% Jan
18%
Genung's Incorporated
Data-Control
2,300
Va
3
8%
Apr
4,3 Op
5%
1,100
7
'
1
143/4 May
2% Feb
6% Jan
Jan
Jan
8,900
6
7%
6%
1
Inc
General
5%
Jan
4,1-JO
7,
15%
1
Fuller
D
6
Jan
_1
Co
Co
General
50c
81/4
5%
Enterprises—
General
Crystal Dairies
Apr
7
■■
5%
(The)
General
Daitch
Jan
1
Jan
Apr
V
of
City
3%
7%
113/s
*■*»
:
214
2.50
Gatineau Power Co
6%
3,200
Jun
5
8
Company
Friendly Frost Inc
Feb
5%
"«%
Jan
2
400
A
Fotochrome Inc
Apr
5% Jun
Jan
Jun
'
— —
1%
5,000
5
§3/4
9 U July
3
Jan.
Jan
12%
800
15%
*
Laboratories
2
15 V.
•
Curtis
Cutter
2
2
43%
2% Apr
1
26 V.
Jun
Fresnillo
Gateway
Crose
Feb
1%
Feb
Jan
35% Mar
1
Jan
22 Va
Jun
8
Motor
Apr
73/8
6%
100
11 V8
200
11,400
6%
10c
Capital Corp
Tiger Line Inc
Flying
17% May
17
May
9% Jan
Jan
20%
6%
~6%
.
receipts (ord reg)
Consolidated
15%
1,600
1%
Construction
Inc
(MH)
Jan
Jun.
24%
7
10c
preferred
Porter
Fishman
5%
7%
1%
7
25c
Sterling
Jun
6%
1
_
31/4
5
1
Corp
400
9% July
14% Feb
10c
Inc
High
2
1
A
Chemicals
convertible
Jan
8%
%
16
1.50
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)
Petroleum
17%
*
Corp
Cott Bottling Co of New England
.Courtaulds Ltd—
Creole
17%
% 8%
8%.
,
Jun
24%
•
Jan
7%
3%
Warrants
Ford
Coro
4%
9,6C0
11%
2c
_
12 Ve
17%
5 3/4
&
First National Realty &
Corp common
Feb
Jan
500
800
11%
9%
12 V8
Inc
General
5% Feb
11% July
400
6%
6%
8%
1 i/s Mar
21/4 Jan
63/4 Mar
4,100
3%
6%
2A
60c
Continental Commercial Corp—
Continental Connector Corp cl A
3%
~1%
Fielas
Low
8%
1
Financial
Range Since Jan. 1, 196ft
High
6%
1
Filmways
Feb
Shares
1
1
Oils Ltd
;
Federated Purchaser class
Felmont Petroleum Corp
Jan
for Week
1.50
Drilling Co
Fargo
Apr
4% Feb
Jan
5%
■
Low
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc__:
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
251/4
10%
' % Mar
1% May
8 Ve
8%
..': %
IV.
Feb
51/4 Apr
Apr
Seaboard
Record Plan Inc
Famous Artists Schools Inc
Jan
500
46
Chemical Co
Family
Jan
3,400
;
4 3/s
12
Falcon
Jan
1 Va
24
Fairmont
Jun
1%
1,900
9
1
Feo
38% May
3%
Ray Inc
10c
Construction Products class A--—.
„l
Continental Aviation &
Engineering
18%
700
;5
4 V.
*
Par
8%
iy8
•
1
Sales
Range
of Prices
5% July
35% May
13% Jan
200
9,v
41%'
5
_20c
Oil
High
3% Apr
29% Apr
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
"
I
,
8%'
Sun
&
V
6%
~
1
41
10c
Mining & Smelting Ltd
Consolidated
16,000
.
—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
__25c
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
—50c
Low
5 V.
—
—10c
Inc
High
16%
.
Centers
Service
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
33V4
Friday
S T O CK S
Shares
•
4%
32/a
—
Co
Community Discount
Community Public
for Week
ofPrices
Low
(Range for Week Ended July 5)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Coleman
'
29
5% July
3y8 Jan
11% Mar
5%
Jun
Feb
Holyoke
Shares
Home
Finance
Home
Oil
Class
B
Co
Inc
25c
Mines
—
5
25%
24%
50c
1
Gold
1 Va
1 Va
.600
5%
5%
5%
2,200
500
19%
1
Jan
Feb
4% Mar
1% Mar
6%
Jan
*
Inc
class
A
35%
34%
35 V.
500
32%
Jan
37%
Feb
5
Inc
Group
Ltd
Cerp
31 %
31
31V4
5,800
28 Va"
Jan
31%
Jun
1
12%
12%
12%
500
12%
Apr
14%
"mi
*
10%
10%
10%
100
10
Jun
13% May
•
H%
10%
11%
700
10% July
13Vs May
.
30
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(126)
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 5)
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
•\V.4y
Horn
&
5%
Howell
(The)
40
19%
1,000
99%
33
33
3.5%
18%
18 Va
18%
1.6U0
1
--5
Motors
1 fM
11 °/4
18%
1,400
17
Class B
common
Hudson &
Hudson
Manhattan
Hughes
Hatcher
&
Corp class A
Products
Vitamin
Jan
4%
jun
:ft
20
Jan
Martin-Marietta
Feb
11%
Jun
14 %
2,^uJ
12-/8
c
i
5%
5 'a
19%
an
Mary
15y4 May
Industries
Class
5ft
Mar
67/a
Jan
2 78
Jan
3%
Apr
Apr
5%' Jan
Corp
Co
A_;
Masco
~5%
*6
24%
2,200
1
7%
7%
7%
1,500
Maryland
common
Jan
7V4
Jan
Massey-Ferguson
Ltd
Jan
22 Va
Apr
Maule
Inc
common
Industries
McCrory
Medco
Oil
Corp
Inland
Credit
Inland
Homes
Insurance
class
Corp
Corp
of
Co
North
Holdings
Stretch
International
Service
Ipco Hospital Supply
Irving Air Chute—
Jan
A——
92%
Mfg
3%
Jan
3% Mar
3%
Apr
4% May
1114
4,800
ioy4
94 y2
10,700
3%
3%
33%
1,000
5
5 Va
Feb
Jun
24%
23%
25%
42,700
17%
Feb
28%
Jun
6%
1,500
5%
4'/a
4%
IIVb
10%
11'/a
4,400
714
714
200
3%
1 %
114
llVa
10%
3%
314
Jan
Feb
31
200
Midwest
Mill
May
36
5%
5%
Feb
Jan
7%
Feb
6
Jan
11%
Jun
May
1%
Construction
600
10 V4
Feb
15V4
700
3V4
Jan
3%
Jun
iy4
1
1,000
86%
Co
12%
4,100
9%
Jan
34 y4
5,400
20%
Jan
3418
y*
ft
20,700
Jefferson
Series
warrants-
B
Industries
Jetronic
John's
Petrochemicals
Lake
_
9%
Jan
6 Va
6% May
10%
3%
Airlines
7%
500
6 Va
3,000
4
ft
Jan
Molybdenite Corp
Molybdenum
2
1,500
11 g
Jan
2ii
Apr
3%
Jan
ft
2%
2%
400
2 Va
Apr
13 Va
1,900
11%
Apr
4%
1,300
4
Jan
4
■■■■V:-'
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
Gas
Drug
Kaufman
&
Electric
&
1%
4%%
Mt
Ltd—-.
(Can)
Co
,
Kingsford Company
I
14,100
1%
3,300
Kingston Products
,
Service Corp
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Kinney
Minerals
Kleer-Vu
Klein
Ltd
Corp
12
12%
1,400
10%
Jan
26%
28%
7,100
13%
Jan
1
.
6%'
6
26 %
25%
714
6%
70O
4% May
267/a,
7%
4,000
20% *Feb
400
6% Mar
Hotels
Knott
900
1%
1%
1,700
lVa
1%
—
500
2%
1%
5,100
1
Kratter
Corp
(The)
class A
Corp
37/a
4
4Va
1,400
Kropp
(The)
Forge Co
Kulka
Smith
Electronics Corp
2%
Jan
Apr
Mar
15% Mar
29%
Jun"
10
29%
7%
500
va
Jan
9%
Apr
15
Jan
900
13y4
Jan
16 %
Apr
19%
Jan
20%
1,200
15%
100
2%
2%
2%
12%
12%
12%
2,400
ll7/a
11%
100
4%
2,000
Jun
~9
~9%
2%
2Va
4%
10,600
2,000
2V4
300
4%
series
Electro
Lake
Shore
Ltd
Mines
Lamson
& Sessions
Lanston
Industries
Larchfield
Inc
5%
31
—
300
3%
Mt
Diablo
Mount
Filter
Lee
Motor
Lefcourt
Leslie
Realty
Corp
Fay Inc class A
Levine's Inc
Lewis
(Tillie)
Foods
5%. preferred
Lithium
Locke
Oil
Steel
Lockwood
Class
Co
Chain
Kessler
16%
50c
_
National
National
17 Vb
Jan
National
Equipment
2%
Feb
National
Jan
National Presto
5%
(The)
Longines-Whittnauer
Louis
Sherry
Co
Corp
Apr.
12
Jun
9%
Jan
14%
Jun
1% Jun
2%
Jan
1%
2%
Jan
4y4
Jan
1,100
2%
200
5 38
300
900
Nedicks
Jan
14%
Jun
45
Jan
49%
Jan
"4%
4%
4%
1,800
;4 ''
Jan
5
5
7%
8%
4,000
1%
1%
900
5
A~H 8%
•
'1%
,
5% Mar
5,600
3,400
.
'
200
Jan
'4%
Feb
5%
-6%
Jan
9% May
1%
Apr
5%
100
r
7%
■
.
—
8% May
Jun
Feb
,
Jan
10% May
Feb
6%
1
'
■
1% Jan
Jun
4
Jan
Jan
3y2
'
1
24 y8
"7
1
Co
_
New
Idria
3% Mar
New
28%
Feb
Jan
New
Mexico
Jun
New
Park
Jan
New
York
Feb
New
York
%
A
V2
Jan
16%
800
15 Va
1
11%
11
11%
1,900
5%
22%
21%
19 Va
9%
10 Va
3,300
9y4
Jan
Apr
12 Va
1,300
6%
Jun
2,400
12%
Jun
Apr
1,000
4,200
3/a
33/4
Jan
2%
1,800
2%
123/4
12%
103/8
10%
•
Jan
15%
8%
Jan
11
5% May
6 %
6%
600
12%
12 y2
12 3/4
1,400
10%
14%
141/2
14%
800
%
ft
%
4,800
29
30
1
13%
13%
14%
*
Co
Rosario
30%
600
■30%
54
126,800
59%
57 Va
3, 33%
58%
30%
»
Co
Honduras
3,500
1,500
3 V'4.
59%
-
Auction
2%
3
Jan
Jun
63/4
2,700
10%
__
Jan
14 Mi May
103%
Feb
16%
%
Apr
Jun
% Jan
28 y4 Mar
32 y4
Apr
93/4 Mai1% Mar
15%
Jun
32 y2
Jan
3% July
65% May
29% Mar
34
Jan
1,200
37 y2
Jan
59
May
Jan
300
58
7%
7%
Jun
8%
Jan
73%
2,600
5 3/a
1%
1
Jan
2%
11,200
14
6%
1
May
13
4% Mar
May
2
50c
Land
25
Jun
100
2
Co
Jun
V2
"2%
20c
_
143/s
4%
50c
Co
Jan 1
22%
30c
Jan
Jan
2
2,200
1% May
8%
Apr
3
Feb
11% Mar
10 y4
21
Feb
18
%
%
1
Jun
Feb
4V2
10c
29%
Noma Corp
&
2%
16
_
Chem
Mining
Process
m May
16%
_
Arizona
&
143/4
2
Inc
Apr
12 Mi
13/4
2
8
Jan
1%
3,200
16,800
12%
Feb
May
9%
10
._25 c
Jersey Zinc
5%
36%
A
1
&
Jan
600
11%
_
Jan
6%
1,100
12%
Co
Min
7
12%
12
22
50
24 ya
1
Ltd
_
_
6%
1
Machinery
Inc
Mur
3%
8
Feb
Noramco
Jun
Norfolk
Jan
North
8% May
North
23%
Inc
__
Southern
&
150
7%
4,200
12 Va
9
48,600
1,300
3% •:4
1,200
7% Mar
9V4 Mar
6%
Jan
V4
Feb
12 Vb
July
July
15%
Jan
2% May
4%
Jun
8
8 V2
Canadian
Northeast
North
1%
900
9%
9%
100
Mar
1%
Feb
10 y4
RR
Ltd-
25
Northern Ind
3%
Pub Serv 4»/4% pfd__ _100
Nickel Mines Ltd—
1
Industrial
Corp
Corp
"
93%
8%
10c
—.1
Jan
Jan
2
ift
Jan
1
Feb
Mar
Apr
1ft
1,500
18,700
2%
Apr
90
57 y2
Jan
66
July
92
Jan
96
Mar
90
94
3/a
8 3/4
700
1%
6,100
15%
2 8 3/8
30
5%
Jan
iy2- Apr
16
33ft
ft
1/4- Jan
12,700
8%
15 Va
293/4
10 y4
7y2
1%
3%
1%
15 Va
_20c
«...
-ft
V
*1%
(Del)
\.'
400
1%
66
65
%
1
of Amer
2%
65 y4
Rankin
Novo
1%
1%
1
__50
Co
~1%
~1%
Feb
Jan
9% May
2% Jan
Jun
Jun
'
Jan
8%
2%
1%
Oils
1
Airlines
Penn
•'v
1
Railway
Royalties Inc
American
*
ftV
12%
5
Ltd
Nelly Don Inc
Nestle-Le
2%
1%
4,100
_
Rental
Packing Co
Jun
—
14 %
1
Machines-
Industries
Stores
Needham
Jan
1
1
13%
(Mich)—.
Weld
Transit
%
1
Inc
13%
5
National Union Electric Corp
National Video Corp class A
North
Co
Watch
Preserves
Jun
.
_
Rubber
Nuclear
Lodge & Shipley
Feb
37%
Rolling Mills Co
1%
8%
Jun
Jan
25c
Petroleum
2% Mar
9
Apr
5%
26'
10
Company
Electric
100
—
4%
10%
"
1,400
_5(>e
Company Inc
200
._25c
Jan
4% May
35%
_
Co
Feb
44,400
2.50
^
2,600
5%
"
34%
Hess
May
5%
17%
8
4%
May
3% Jan
700
Apr
11% May
35
Feb
13%
31%
2.50
Inc
16 y4 May
May
~75/a
17% May
Jan
100
9%
4%
4%
3%
8%
,9,
6% Mar
Jan
2.50
_*
Nat Nast Inc class A
18
14%
13
3%
3%
...
Apr
26 y4
9
1
Jan
4
13
4,000
Casket
18 V4
~7%
.
600
29%
—
National
Bartlett—
&
A
Jan
200
6 V4
16
28%
1
Napco
1%
7%
5%
6 %~"
16%
29%
Mar
9% Jun
N
3%
11%
Jan
2.50
A
_
%
lVa
3%
———1
Corp
Industries
1%
11%
Feb
class A
Nachman
3%
10
1
10c
Corp of America Inc
Livingston
5V'8
4%
1% July
6,000
Brewing
Jan
13
164
8,400
8%
Feb 1
Jan
~7%
Jan
155
2%
14
11V4
1
May
100% Feb
1%
14% Mar
Jun
106
Jan
8%
11%
5
Jan
97 V'2
8%
12% May
2V2
Jan
Apr
2%
National
22%
2
99
101 %
10
160% 160%
160%
1 Va
Apr
Apr
--
•
Feb
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
1%
94
140
104% 104%
63/4
2%
4%
60
97
U
29% May
Jan
22
2,300
96%
10%
14%
1
Inc
lVa
1%
1%
lVa
Jan
Apr
ft Jan
-
•
1,800
9%
Jun
22%
9,200
5%
6V2
500
4
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
25%
iya
4
Feo
1,200
1(T
•6%
Jan
6%
6% May
5 %
10%
1%
Jun
Jan
Jan
23%
1
7% May
26 %
41/4
25%
1
"company
May
107
4y4
12.50
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
'Muter
Jan
15% May
Jan
5,800
"&%
3
Jan
Jan
Jun
8%
600
100
6
1
3% May
4%
36%
Jan
102
——
25%
0-78.
12%
900
Jun
1
Muntz TV Inc
1
A
25%
6
25c
Mills Inc
Videotronics
25c
1
class
Products
15%
Bowl-O-Mat
Jun
31%
800
k
—*'
common
Company
Vernon
1
Corp.
14%
15%
3%
100
"
6%
Jan
May
1,800
3%
34
6%
4
Movie Star Inc class
New
Lee
Feb
Bellas
31%
2%
2%
5
1
1
Corp
Lease Plan International Corp
17%
17%
10
900
13
13
—5
I
Co
2
2%
——————3
Delaware
of
2,200
2,400
2%
2
Jan
16%
100
class A
Co
National
13
2
2
1
Lamb Industries
Corp
12%
12%
8%
Jan
National Alfalfa Dehydrat «fc Milling
3%
9%
-1
-
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson
1
1
Jun
15%
100
B
preferred
National
Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp
5%
1,400
3%
1
National Telefilm Associates
Apparel
4,800
33 Va
1
Products
Industries
National
L'Aiglon
6 %
15%
National
Apr
Jan
6%
15%
National
Jun
ft Mar
ft May
2%
Jun
6%
Jan
Jan
.
_w
10 %
15%
100
15% Mar
"9
14%
V
_1
preferred
14%
4
4%
14%
7
Jan
2
20%
6,900
3,200
15% May
Jan
July
V*
Jan
1,600
of America
1% May
31 Va
19%
11%
3ft May
19
30%
Feb
10% May
Jun
Feb
ft
Feb
Jan
Feb
15
3V8 Jan
■
5%
13%
2%
Jan
--
14
19%
11%
Apr
Apr
18 Va Mar
ft
Apr
Feb
5
28%
30%
100
5,200
19
18
19
2.50
—25c
5
7.50
1
33Vac
10o
Corp
Jan
13%
2%
1
Dept Stores Inc
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
Klion (H L) Inc
(S)
Kostin
1
1
1
1
1
12
12%
"2%
10c
Inc
Industries
Jan
% Jun
12%
;
•
Kirkland
1V2
2ya
28%
1
2.50
1
10c
1.25
Copper Cobalt Ltd
Oil
Company
Kin-Ark
7%''
8%
97
25c
-
3,900
14
5%
Corp
Clemens
6%
Mar
6% Mar
1
!_.»
1—
Kavanau Corp
Kawecki Chemical
1%
•
14,000
5%
Mountain States Tel & Tel
1
Company
Broad Bldg Co—,
Kay Jewelry Stores Ihc
Kidde (Walter)
& . Co
Kilembe
50c
pfd—100
& Company
(D)
7%
7%
7%
7/a
-1
\
preferred
MPO
4
12%
•
Jan
11
9%
10c
preferred series C__
Morse
■
Corp
Jan
200
5
10%
1
Montgomery Ward &
Jan
15% May
5
6
"ctfs"
RR
4.50%
6-rV Apr
K
Industries
4%
800
Jan
9%
Inc
Movielab Inc
Kaiser
Apr
"
Apr
4%
12%
4%
75c
.
24%
Jun
10%
*
pfd__100
Power
ft'
12% May
^ft
13
25c
_
.
2,300
Jan
8
5%
2%
0c
.
_
__
Jan
ft
10%
Warrants
7%
:
2 %
Corp
(The),
l.OCO
10
7%
,
50
1
:
of
Corp
Mohawk
% Mar
Va Mar
4%
6ft
_
Inc.
Stores
Bargain
Jupiter Corp
-
7%
20 y4
iiv
50c
preferred
Corp
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Jun
12Va
31%
%
4%
Feb
—
500
4%
12
12
50c
2.50
Corp
Canada
& Light 5%
Aluminum Company
Mirro
Jan
12%
1
6%
5
common
Jun
33%
1
Corp
Jan
13%
Co
convertible
Minnesota
Feb
3%
13%
1
Co
Asbestos
Lake
3,800
4%
—
50c
Corp
Electronics
Mining
Jan
llVa:
Wohl
4%%
Milo
Jun
9
Apr
Jan
12
9% July
5%
5%
"
Miller
Jan
2%
Factors
8%
Apr
1,800
5%
10
9%
10
1
4.80%
Jefferson
6
—
Apr
v3
14,600
13%
Inc
Investment
4.40%
Jefferson
3%
10
1
Corp.
Midwestern Financial
Feb
4% May
83% May
9%
—
—1
—1
•
Mid-West Abrasive
102 % May
5 V'4
Hone
Apr
5%
10%
10c
Inc
Associates
7%
Jun
1
1
_1
Co
Extruders
Microwave
Feb
Feb
9 V'
4,600
4%
17%
92% July
200
13% July
Jan
8%
1
Refrigerating Co
Micromatic
11 y4 May
1C0
92%
10V4 July
Feb
1,300
10c
.
——
Jun
60
400
33
Glass Co
4%
9%
Monogram Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
Jeannette
11%
1,300
9%
!
Michigan Chemical Corp.
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
Feb
Apr
88
Miami
Jun
400
5 %
1
10c
Corp
9 ft
10%
3%
33%
1
Corp—
Oil
Israel-American
Jan
3%
pfd—100
3.90%
8%
900
9
1014
1
25,400
7 Va'
May
May
20% May
..
£014
1
Products
Co
14% May
10%
93 %
13%
7
3%
3%
42% May
Jun
3%
Company
Public
Iowa
July
12
8ya
11
13%
7 Va
8
35
Jun
Jan
July
1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Jun
37
600
3%
33 %c
Investment Property Builders Inc—10c
Investors Funding Corp (N Y) cl A
5
Investors Royalty 1———
1
Oil
813
3,200
90
International Oil & Gas Corp—--.—-1,
International Products
5
Intex
Jan
4.2C0
~8%
1
Breweries
International
Inc
Corp
International
7%
8%
37 V2
12%
8%
8%
5
America
Jun
37
ft
37 %
25c
1
1
A
6%
12%
8
£1
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
18
13%
-
& Co______
class
Inc
Menasco
Merchants
Imperial
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
Mar
4
5,600
5%
5'A
5%
27%
3,300
6V2
Jan
10% May
9%
:
new
Melnor Industries Inc
33%c
5%
1,600
19 %
-
Jan
50c
'.'warrants"
Corp
Mead Johnson
Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
5^00
32
18
6
7%
29%
Apr
7% May
;
31%
6%
3
new
21%
19 Va
__j.
::s%
Corp
McCulloch
IMC Magnetics Corp
8% May
4% Mar
800
.
3*
1
—
_.
._
Corp^
Cup
15%
1%
Apr
Jan
Jan
22%
1
—*
100
Jun
6%
~5%
1,700
i
16%
2,700
23%
2,4u0
20 V4
1,800
7%
7%
£1
——10c
"warrams"
Corp—
Paint
Carter
3,800
3 Va
3%
~5%
20
j
36,500
3
O 10
4%
22 %
3% Mar
400
3%
17%
17
7%
•
Jan
18% May
Jan
26%
3%
3%
High
22%
Apr
12% Mar
Marine
International
Ltd
Marlene
1.8QO
13 V2
Co
Apr
Apr
1,500
3%
300
3%
17 V'4
21
1,800
15%
'
v
207/a
12 Va
12-^4
Marconi
Low
21%
15%
15%
—2.50
Rubber
&
Tire
Jan
31
Ml
Stores
Mansfield
6% May
Jan
1 "/8
100
Mangel
35 y4 May
11%
"3%
—2.50
—5
:
28
30%
5 ii
1
10c
1
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food" Products—
May
31%
13
1
Inc
Oil Canada Ltd
Manufacturing Co
Hydromatics Inc
Jan
100
12
1
Husky
Hycon
400
23
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
21%
7.
*
10c
1
Service—
Public
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
Jan
124
July
19
3C %
10
Inc
Apr
Maine
Feb
9o%
5%
5%
1
Co
Inc class A com
(Harvey)
108%
110%
19
——
34y4
Low
Y\ eek
Shares
of Prices
Par
High
-
Jan
28
99%
110
19%
*
100
2.50
Mfg Co
Electric
100
5
Co
Hardart common
Hubbell
Low
Sales
for
nee
.1
•
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
29%
i
ST O C HT S
High
29%
7.50
*
»
preferred
Hoskius
Low
Par
.
Hormel (Geo A) & Co—
Horn & Hardart Baking
of Prices
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
Itange
1
4y4 Mar
21
21%
Feb
22 % May
Louisiana
Land & Exploration
30c
Friday Silver Lead Mines
10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc—lOc
84%
83%
85 Va
6,600
70 Va
Jan
Lucky
34%
34V8
35 ■%
19,100
25%
Jan
4%
4%
Lunkenheimer
2.50
28%
27%
28'/4
2
8%
8%
8%
Louisiana
Service
Gas
(The)
10
Co
Lynch Corp
21
1,300
17%
900
4%
Apr
600
■
90
Apr
35% July
5% Feb
25%
Jan
29%
Feb
1,000
7%
Jan
10
Feb
Oak
Manufacturing
Occidental
Co
Petroleum Corp
__
-
Ogden
M
Corp
Mack
Trucks
Macke
Inc
Vending
Corp
"warrants"
class
Co
Industries
Inc
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna Oil Corporation
For
footnotes,
3%
—33 %c
2%
3%
2,300
1%
Jan
20%
21%
2,000
17% Mar
4% May
26% Apr
22%
20%
22%
A
Mackey Airlines Inc
Macoid
3%
_
23%
1,100
21
24 y4
2%
2%
3,200
%
3 Va
3%
800
2%
Jan
Jan
Jun
_
1
see page
32.
30 %
2,750
30%
1
8%
83/4
7
40c preferred
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares..10s
1
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
69 %
5%
5%
4%
4%
100
21 Va
20%
21 Va
3,900
Old
Town
Corp
preferred
common
_
_
-
_
Feb
11
12
5.5C0
%
Jun
1%
Jan
Oxford
Electric
4%
4%
2,100
4%
Jun
6% Mar
Oxford
Manufacturing
_
Overseas
Securities
Corp
.
100
100%
-
90
9
200
5 %
400
69%
70 %
550
5%
200
13%
1
1
1
~
5Vs
_
%
3%
4,800
100 Va
Co
4%%
4%
•
50c
2 9 3/a
1,800
62,800
5%
1
Brass
Power
3% May
3% Apr
•
5%
5%
100
Ohio
Ohio
MacFadden-Bartell
50c
13%
100
13
Jan.
19%
Jan
43/4 Mar
23%
Jan
98
Jan
73/4
43/4
51
5%
Apr
Jan
Jan
JUn
173/4 May
30 % Jun
6 3/a
32%
101
11%
6 %
May
Jun
May
JanJan
743/4 May
7% Feb
-14%
Jun
10 3/a
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
17% May
22%
Jun
'J Number 6279
198
Volume
\
.
31
(127)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE, (Range for Week Ended July 5)
Week's
Friday
'
American Stock Exchange
Par,
for
JR.-uige'
s't' ,•
-.-.Low
5"
Week
Low
.
High.;
_
American Stock Exchange
Range
of Prices
Par
:
High
•
Low
Grande
Vtc
Shares
to
Finance
Jan
class
1965
3
B
5%
1
:
5%
5%
4%
•5*
1
common
4,600
36%
8
Products
Clay
common
__1
b\c
cum
conv
preferred
6%
cum
conv
2nd
Co
pid
A
Inc—
—
Airliries____
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Northwest Bell
Rights
27 y4
27%
27
3%
.
>
•-
Pautasote
Company
Chemical
Park
Electrochemical
Parker
3%
J—
Psrvin
Co
Dohrmann
Feb
Jan
26
.
Apr
25Vb
..
v.
/•
88%
88%
883/4
70
1X%
113/4
113/4
100
-
17%
412
412
4
4
--
1.50
'S
-
1.20
13%
13%
1
8%
83/s
1
6
6
Rosenau Brothers Inc
Jan
Ross
..
Products Inc
Rowland
:
-
Products
140 v..
10 Va
22%
.
24
24
3a/4
23%
23%
10
14%
15
56
56%
•
Jun
6
Jan
16
Apr
9
Jun
7% Mar
900
3 % Mar
Jun
8
1,700
7
Feb
10 3/a
Jan
10%
200
10
Mar
123/8
Feb
2Va
5,000
2
Jun
3,500
9
Jun
10 3/8
10%
10%
600
10
Mar
3%
4
•
3,800
3%
3
3%
3%
Jan
50c
1
2V4
3% Mar
12%
Jan
13V2
5,800
14%
Jan
2%
4,800
2
43/8
2,700
3
V
Jan
16%
2%
16
1
14,000
15%
4
:
23/4
Ryerson: & Haynes_______
;7;
4-« Mai
661/2 May
193/4
Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius
Jun
San
(A
Jan
4 3/a
5%
—2.50
Sai-cee
Jun
preferred
Jan
5V4 May
4
May
17% May
3%
Feb
4'/2
Jun
Mar
series
Petroleums
Jun
JUn 7
Jun
-"56'/2 July
;
21%
21%
400
20%
20%
200
•73/8
Jan
1
liV
Jan
i2
Mar
3%
Jan
19 V2
1,600
16
21
.;
21 % Mar
19%
50c
Savoy' Industries (Del
Saxon- Paper. Corp com___
6% convertible preferred
Jun
543/4
21%
Jan
2% May
1,000
'1,300
Jan
24
Jan
May
23
Apr
203/i May
Apr
22 y2
lie
Jan
»
83/4
8%
83/4
1,200
5
Jan
_25c
Savage Arms Corp__-
Mar
16
11%
125
18
i_20
Ltd
July
11
6,300
2%
173/a
20
preferred——
-'24
-
20%
300
2%
2%
17%
!
20
preferred-—'.
4.40 7o
•
20%
20%
•
Inc
Milling Co Ltd
series
4 % %
Feb
Jun
'24 Vo
Jan
Carlos
*.16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Jan
9'
9Y8
'
Jan
Jan
8%
Lawrence
Jan
42%
V
Apr
Jan
191/4
•.
>1,200
St
"•"21%
Jan
5%
'
14%
•
Jun
Jan
3%
8% May
.
6% May
900
,
•
4%
3 3/4
1063/4 May
Jan
3Va
'/
1,200
•
Apr
May
.
Feb
-A
100
24
'9%
173/4
3%
Consolidated; Petroleum-—
Togs Inc class A
Ryan
Feb
I32
36%.'Feb
-
1,300
24 %
-
'May...
26%
'
Feb
183/4
1,700
-
8%
f} Russeks Fifth. Avenue Inc
513/a Mar
•
1.400,
7%
'V
Ltd..
;•:,. Buss
Jun
53/4
1,900
-•
8
Jan
Apr
'
Jan
10%
1
Co
Jan
4
102 l/2 Feb
10,300
3%
7%
Jan
5V4
14 y4
500
10
2
_♦
Oil
Rusco Industries Inc_-
Apr
;
Jun
li
900
3%
7%
89 Va
Apr
'
100
-
%
3%
'
50 >
38%
V2
Apr
10 3/a
50c
Inc
Royalite
*
3,300
—
-Jan
4
13% July
100
4,200
6%
1
lc
163%
.,
Jan
Jan ' -:
3 '
10,600
38
Jan
13'%
1,000
;
8%
9%
Royal School Labs Tiic_"
"98 3/a
May
95%
'
205,300
7
■;
991/4 Jun :
.T04V2. Jan
96%v Jan'.
:
1,000
19%
Jan
9%
11%
"X: 300
133/4
5
Inc
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Industries
-101
.
IOIV4 Mar
40
1
5,% ,Jan.
Jan
.
.
Jun
"
56%
5%
Apr
'
17%
£1
regis___
Inc
Jan
"85
1
♦
,_1
Jan
'4%
"
190
24
.18%
10
983/4
•
yZ:,'20
3V2
52%
,
3% May
.70
104% 104%
4%
4%;
•
-
19%
38%
50c
common
24%
L
271/4 Mar
Feb
.'26
1,300
•
$2.50' preferred ——--2.50-
100
Inc__!
1,100
6 y4
273/4 May
6%
41/e
56
_1
Corp_-_-—I
Jan
U
io4%''
•
•
.
2
2
A
B
26%
23%
1
Parkersburg-Aetna
200
"
96%
96%
Corp class A—10c
class
Co
Pen
-i'c»aSS
3%-
98%
102""?:
103 '
1
Company—
273/8
800
97 %
•;
6%
_
Park
...
98 %
•
—
-
Apr
2,Du0
99%
3%
24
1—1-
26%
:'=■
99%'
1
_11
pfd__:___100
Metals
Corp
Rollins
Jan
1,900
25%
96%
Paadingtoh- Corp class A
1——___50c
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall-Corp class A
_——
■
-1
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
2 Bol
63/4
'
'25
3%
warrants
Pacific.' Power & Light 57c
P-.-cker's
Super Markets—
6%
Raceway
27
'
"6%
.
—
Ltd
Petroleums
Pacific
Roosevelt
Apr
24%
•
Telep_—
Feb
Jan
26%
*•
.
Field
Feb
29 J/4
500
'dlyidehd preferred2I——J—-_if ".* "102 > '
preferred-"
Roosevelt
32%
300
'.
'
—1.
2
preferred———-
Jun'
3,600
29
"
,
preferred-—_i_*" ~
'-$4.40' dividend preferred—Z* ]"
Conv7dividend
Jun
293%
34 VB
30%
i; Pacifjcr Lighting- 84.50'-
dividend
31V4
Broadcasting Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
7 American dep rets ord
26%
redeemable 1st pfd series A__25
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28
27
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11'/4
35 '
30%
28%
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/
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■'v
1st
20c
pfd F
4%
Elec
Mar
May
Jan
1st" preferred
____
'—___25
redeemable 1st preferred._23
v '
5%
"V- 57c
&
Gas
22
23
Rodney
.Rogers'
High
Jan
6 3/a
^
"
Inc
Products
Jan
7%
34%
6%
Electric
&
preferred-:
1st
Technical
Rochester
.
Jan
2,0o0
pfd—25
——_25
Gas
5 % %
Robinson
;
'
10%
10%
Pacific
"
10
Feb
19%
10%
Properties
Coast
7
Jun
131/4
20
1
Pacific
•"
36%
25
25
Coast
Pacllic
.
Jan
Jan
2,500
10
10
25 %
800
36%
34%
.
Low
4%
.
800
.
Pacific
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
-
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Ritter
for Week
High
.
Rio
S*Io~
Last
Sale Price
v.'STOCKS
.
.
;
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
Sales
-
*
-.y *"v' I.
s r i\ r
10 3/4
10%
10%
2,000
8 Vb
Jan
5%
"5%
:5%
1,600
4% May
57/a Mar
100
9 % Mar
10% May
£
;
25c
10
10
10
Jun
9
113/4
Apr
'
'
'
"
..
Gold-Dredge Lt(fc__l' ".
3&
—-2.50
"6%
'Pentron-Electronics Corp——-—:
1-2%
Pato Consolidated
Traffic
Penn
-
Boys (The)'
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Pepperell- Manufacturing Co
:" Pepsi-Cola BotUing Co of
!■"
Long Island Inc——4
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Circle
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Minerals——1
&
'■ ' 1
.'
8%
> 4%''
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14%
,
7
600
.
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v',2%
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100
'
13% Apr
Jan
80
;
-
3% Mar
28i/4
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1
.7 6,200
;
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■
16,
12% Feb
%'
Feb
5%
-
Apr
>
-
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Piasecki
700
4%"
4 %
7;
r
29
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Feb
111/4
11%
Feb.'.
". 4% May
Jan
91/2
1,500
6V2
61/2
6%
1,900
••"'300
Apr.
:
6%
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie..:
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plant
7...
8%
114
115
-
8%
115
800
v
-
500
Jan
12
8%
Apr'
6V2
83/4= Mar
105 >•
291/4
30%
1,700
2172
Feb
2%
4,100
2V4
10c
3%
31/4
2,100
Jun
303/8
Jun
2% Apr
30
Jan
•
116% May
Jan
2%
10
-
Jan
50c
Inc—
Industries
8%
50
*
Plume
Atwood
&
Mfg
*
Co
Electronics Corp
Polarad
5
Jan
4%
Feb
Alexander
Inc
(Del)
Pratt
Microwave
Class
Class
3
Apr
Jan
Jan
2
% July
Jun
6%
Feb
13
200
11 %
Apr
13% May
14%
100
9%
Jan
141% July
8%
8 3%
8%
1,100
7%
Feb
9% May
Jun
3%
Feb
Jun
.
400
6%
1%
66%
31%
-
Apr
2,700
21/2
200
3OV4
Jan
35%
1%
1,100
1%
Apr
3Vb
Jan:
3% May
3%
Feb
23/4
3%
1
7%
6 3/a July
33%
2l96
33
*
1
3%
100
31%
31%
2,400
Jan
37
Jun
29
.<
10c
'
Alines Ltd
8
8
300
7%
Apr
8 3/4
Jan
10c *
'
B
Preston
1%
600
6
63%
Realty Corp—
A
33/4
4
700
2%
3%
Apr
Jun
13
Corp
Prentice-Hall Inc
Presidential
1,600
41/4
2 3/8
10 3%
41
14%
Inc
Precisionware
4
2 V2
33
6%
Lambert Co
&
4'A
Apr
Apr
7%
100
141/2
Corp
of
Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Precision
2,300
38%
2.50
Power
■iB
': 9.
♦
1
Polymer Corp class A
&
38%
2.50
1
1
Pelycast (The) Corp
Polychrome Corp
Powdrell
38%
50c
1
Poloron Products class A
8%
9
10
Pneumatic Scale
8
200
7%
Aprr
8 %
Jan
—
7%
7%
8%
1,800
616
Jan
—
9% Jun
1
'
'
Airlines
Progress
SI.25
Prophet
Mfg Co Inc common
convertible preferred
Seeburg
(The)
Seenian
Public
4
Corp of
Seton
100
Co
*
5
Sportswear Corp
Co
Pyle-National
Inc
Shatiuck
Sherwin-Williams Co
4%
preferred
of
Quebec
Lithium
Corp
13%
„_.
Quebec Power Co
.2A
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
'
B
Silicon
Silver
Inc
Ramo Inc
Inc
*
—
20c
1
7%
11%
1
7%
10
__40c
56%
1
22 %
class A
Rapid-American Corp
Rath
Real
Co Inc
Estate
Investment
of America
Trust
Real
Co
Packing
Rayette
Properties Corp of
Class
14%
25c
class A__
Enterprises
Industries Inc
Simca
American
Simmons
Y
1
Sinclair
Oil
Slick
Sonotone
Soss
South
Penn
Southern
5%
preferred
cumulative
cumulative
4.24%
cumulative
4.08%
cumulative
Petroleum
175
49%
July
96
92% Mar
700
Southern
California
Jun
Southern
69%
12% May
Southland
23 % Mar
36 % July
Speed-O-Print Business
8%
19,000
~7%
1,500
1038
2V4
113/4
2,700
7%
4.800
300
12
46%
561/2
43,900
22%
22 %i
1,400
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Pump Co—
D. M. Corp
Reeves
Reeves
Reis
Broadcasting & Dev
Industries
& Co
(Robert)
Reliance
Inc
Insur
Republic Foil Inc.
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Restaurant
—
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5
Co
Remington Arms Co Inc
Resistoflex
1
25c
1
5c
1
Corp
Associates Inc
1
1
1
*
1
10c
~1
RIC
Group
Rico
Argentine Mining Co—
Inc
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
50c
1
*
series
6%
3%
3V\
Jan
Standard
Jan
Feb
$1.60
34
8%
143/b July
11% Jan
Feb
Feb
9%
51% May
63/4
12%
—
5 /2
4%
14%
56% July
Mar
23
19%
Jun
7%
Jan
30% May
7 Vb July
Jan
"71/8
10,600
5% May
3%
3%
1,400
3%
3'/2
3,100
2% Jan
2% May
%
3/4
1,500
43 Va
443B
4,600
41
Apr
1,200
11
Jan
14
14 Va
15
1,900
%
Feb
2
l3/8 May
6%
5
For
A
12%
12%
3%
Jun
3%
Feb
12
Jan
Jan
45% May
1334 Apr
8'/4 July
Jun
Jan
28
Feb
743/4
Feb
89 V2
Jun
17% May
Mar
Standard
Products
Standard
Shares
Stanrock
Uranium
Industries
~4%
~4%
to
100
25
25
Mar
273/8
%
3/a
46
10,200
16
2%
'23/4
2%
2,100
1 %
26,400
26% Mar
600
Jun
Jan
%
May
3% May
5'
Jan
18
Jun
3 Va
Jun
Jun
J an
Apr
31% May
32 Va May
33
33
34
300
15%
15
17%
400
31%
31
31%
1,000
52%
51%
52%
60
33
July
12% Mar
49%
Jan
21
Jun
Jun
28
Jan
32 Va
41V4
Jan
60
Apr
5y8 Jun
6
Mar
Jan
11
23%
Jun
23%
23% "
"1,300
5%
5
5'A'."
2,100
4%
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7 Va
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6%
6%
6%
800
6 %
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8V4
Jan
17%
Jun
22%
"
15
May
40 Va May
Jan
40y2 May
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25
30
293/4
Jan
33
_
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"
100
May
30
30
26%
26%
100
26%* Feb
27V4
88%
88%
100
88% July
903/a™?un
83%,
700
82
Mar
863/4 Mar
"
-
25
Jan
25
82%
82%
r_25
25
23%
23%
245/a
1,300
23 Vb
Apr
24
24 VB
1,400
23%
Feb
25
Jan
23%
23 %
200
22%
Feb
23%
Jan
16 3
173/a
1,000
16
Apr
19
2,700
2% May
74% Mar
80
25
Corp__2
17%
8
2%
3
3
Feb
25
May
4%-Feb
Apr
11%
12
1,600
Mar
14%
4
3%
4
500
3%
Jun
6%
73/4
7%
8%
1,600
7%
Jim
8
7%
8ya
17,500
6%
Apr
11%
1
10
12
Apr
Jan
Jan
83/4
Jun
2%
Jan
lc
1%
l3/4
3,100
1%
Jan
243/4
22%
25%
8,100
18%
Jan
25% May
1
11%
11
11%
6,700
7%
Jan
11% July
27
27%
500
233/4
Feb
27 V*
Jun
1
common
1%
1
13%
13%
3%
20
200
12%
Apr
17 V\
Jan
2,700
33/4
Jun
43/4
Jan
15%
800
14 Vb
Jun
4
Inc—
15
Corp
16
15%
16%
'2,600
11
Mar
1
33
33
33%
800
30
Feb
5V4
1,300
4%
Jun
1
5 %
5%
16% May
17 y4
Jun
34
Jun
6V4
Jan
1
Mines
class
4%
4%
200
3%
Apr
5Va
Jun
16%
i5yB
16 3/4
6,800
7%
Jan
19 Va
Jun
;_1
Ltd
A
4%
10c
%
U May
iy4
Feb
18
%
9,500
1,200
Jan
293/4 May
5,300
8V4 Mar
12% July
2,100
17 Vb Mar
1,300
16%
Jan
27 %
10%
2,800
73/8
Apr
11
Jun
16%
1,200
Feb
Jan
23%
21%
14 Va
Feb
25%
1
Instruments
Co
of Canada Ltd
Parts
Stelma
__1
Inc
26
10%
12%
22%
Sterling Aluminum
(J B)
(Del);
Sunair
Electronics
17% May
Sunset
Inc
International
Petrol
Jan
8%
4,300
Jun
9V8
Jun
12%
65,800
43/8
Jan
14 Va
Jun
Superior Window Co class A
Jan
2%
Jun
Supermarkets
Jan
83/4 Mar
i&DIPWUlJWW1*1!* *
Ltd
Operating Co.
Supronic's Corp
v
19%
700
133/4
13%
13%
200
10 %• Jah
17%
17%
200
163/4
Feb
1%
Apr
10c
~1%
•
21
1%
13/4
6,400
28%
28%
100
21
22
3,500
1,700
—1
Paper Corp
Cni-noration.
;
Corp
5%
5%
5%
1
6%
Swanee
18%
1
14%
.T^ri
18%
*
Corp
Jan
May
16%
6%
6%
7»/a
4
Wells
5%
V*
9%
16%
1
& Snop Inc
Apr
14
10%
5
Co
4
Jan
•
50c
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Supercrete
193/a
25 y4
^1
Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Struthers
18%
24%
10c
Chemical Co__
Stephan (The) Company
Stop
19 3/a
5
Stepan
Stetson
12%
*
Inc
Corp
Corp
2,300
273/8
23
200
1
Steel
Stylon
Jan
26%
•
Jan
Co
Inc
Apr
3/8
25
%*•
31%
Inc__
5V2
10%
Jan
Mar
96
2
Jan
6,600
3,000
27%
A
3%
footnotes, see page 32.
Jan
3,800
Co
1,900
13
5
7__5
1%
8
11%
%
l
6%
8
12%
23%
9Va Mar
5,800
■
26%
82%
1
Products
Steel
6'A
4%
23%
Jun
233/b May
Jan
—
Warrants
Class
Star
400
5.1/4
83 V4
5% May
16 y4
Apr
6%
40%" 16,600
Standard" Tube class,B
Stanley Aviation Corp
61/2
100
81%
3% Mar
10%
16 '/a
Co
Motor
Standard-Thomson
Jan
21,500
8 %
•
3c
Metals
Feb
9%
51/2
-7%
*■
800
1,100'
-3,050-
353/4
Forgings Corp
Feb
Apr
14%
73/8
38
preferred
Feb
5%
141/2
4ya
15%
7%
A_50c
Dredging Corp
convertible
I4V2
1,100
121/4
*4%
13%
7%
class
Paint
19%
Jan
6%
12 Vb
•4'/8
-
15%
j
Brands
16
Jan
6% May
11%
Jan
6%
5/8
44%
May
Machines
Products
Statham
—
4
321/4
"crp
Rand Corp "warrants"
Standard
3%
Jan
10%
12
8,300
40
Shoe
14% May
Feb
32%
14%
'6%
177/a July
7% Jun
353/4
Realty •& Utilities
Royalty Co
Jan
Jan
9
Speedry Chemical
~1Vb
5%
-
13
California Edison—
original
4.32%
11%
'6%
1
Feb
500
Feb
1
Apr
2 fir
12%
12.50
Oil Co
May
2%
Jan
4,300
50c
Manufacturing
Coast Corp
South
25%
900
Jun
113/4
14,000
17%
1
convertible
13%
21»/4
-9,300
10 Vz
£1
Corp
4.48%
12%
Jan
7% May
193/8
*
151/2 May
7,300
Apr
83/4
1
Co
Airways Inc
24
27
Reda
Jan
12
7tt
16%
»
Venezuelan
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Jan
700
Feb'
17%
♦
Simpson's Ltd
10%
__
R.
6
10 %
deposit receipts
Publishing—
4.56%
6 y4
6%
1
A
Realty Equities Corp of N
Mar
Boardman
$3 convertible preferred
Jun
5%
j
America—
7
Automobiles—
14%
73b
Jan
900
—
25c
Silvray Lighting lnc_
Standard
Ramer
9y8
2
20c
10c
;
Transistor^ Qorp
Precision Corp
Standard
Ramco
63/4
18%
Jan
Jun
1,600
.>7%
614
Feb
4
6
2
Creek
Standard
Radiation
-7 %
-
Apr
Va
6V2
400
100
Canada
Sports Arena Inc
1
1
*
6J/8
^.lOc
i
:
Sherwin-Williams
cumulative
Q
Inc
6
8 3/4
4% Mar
...
•
Jan
36%
Jun
.
183/4
12.50
common
Jun
33%
Jan
2V2
34,200
>'■•
6
-_5
Jan
12%
36 V2
„
61/!
1,700
5%
♦
Denn
12V4
.
600
2%
13%
22 %
12%
6 {
1
213/4
68 3/4
"7%
1
^20c
100
96
7%
55/a
•
i
Mlning__—
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sperry
Importers
1
1
Shoe. Corp
Spencer
Quality
:
900
12 %
7%
%2%
1
23%
67%
'"5%
,___3
•__•
23%
95
7%
3
i__*
22%
95
68%
,
20c
:
25% May
153/4 May
'
—:
Leather COi__-
Shaer
1,000
14%
Jan
^__l
j.
America
Jan
of Colorado—
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone
Puritan
23%
1
13%
5% May
Feb
9%
i__l
Inc.:_^__
Latz Inc
&
3%
*
Gas
Service
Vi %
13%
Jan
163/4
10,300
i
Corp
Bros-
Selignian
2,800
5
3%
1.300
143/4
i
1
preferred
preference
preference
preferred
preferred
preferred
45/a
5
20
Company
(The)
Providence
Inc
23%
—1 !
1
2,300
223/4
14%
1
1
Inc___
Petroleums J
4.78%
Proctov-Silex Corp
4%
22 V2
143/a
25c
Industries
Security' Freehold
.-Class
Polymers Inc
Plastic Materials &
-4%
22%
Corp.—
Season-All
■*
h
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
•
4%
1
3.50
•\ .81/2 May
5.%
7
Jan
v
4%
3Jan
3"%
100
n'/2
4
Inc
Pierce-Industries
..
-63/4
23% ;Apr/■
3,600
4% '•-.'4%"
-
.vl'Y*
Aircraft Corp
•
Jftn
%■ Apr
■
77
•
\
.
World
Servomechanisms
24% '27%.
l__I
Inc_
Gems
Seaboard
Servo
4%
10c
:
—
Sci'een
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood ;& Lumber
Jun
-7%
r.
27%
-
Sayre '& Fisheb Co_J
'•
12,500
1,400
-
6-
" Jan
'-441/4
Jan
'
--Phillips Screw Co
•,Jan
10
•
4% Mar
9,400
"
%
Jan
Apr.
V'72%
:3 '
•
—___-
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co_—_10 pesos
•.'/
14%
.%
5%-
Jan
7% May
Sealectro
8%
4% --5
s3A ^
:
—
1-%
11%
V
•
1.200.
431/4--43%
■v
%
^1
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>
•
..3%
.
Apr
•
7
-
__1
Pharmaceutical
Electronics &
Philips
..
./
■;.
6%
4,300
12 %
80
Jan /
.,-3 -:
'
100
2*-- yvb
A2 : ;
79%
-
-10c
_i—
Peruvian- Oils
Phillips-^Eckhardt Electronics—I
1,700
"6%
'
:
Perfect Photo- Inc
V
6%
12
J._2.50.
*—:———•-
Corp
Permian .Corp
—__1
(Mass)_20
■' *" v
25c
3%.
3-% "
>
C01
7%
7%
7%
1%
13/4-
~6%
6Vs
6%
9,400
%
%
16% July
12%
28 % July
193/4
Jan
4V8
Jan
300
10c
:_1
25c
10c
50c
_25c
1
2
1%
~1%
21
20%
21
9,400
1,700
300
4% May
6
Feb
1%
Apr
Jan
6
Va
Jun
19y2 May
1%
Jan
Jan
40
26%
Apr
6% May
8 3/8
Jan
8
Jun
2%
Jan
7V8
Jan
18 Mar
300
%
Jan
600
13 y4
Jan
July
2
11%
11 VB
11%
700
93/4 Mar
85 y4
79 y2
85%
74,800
35
Jun
1% May
900
2
May
Jan
2%
2
20
Jan
21
Apr
33% Jan.
12%
Jan
98 y4
Jun
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(128)
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended July 5)
Week's
Friday
Sales
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
American Stock Exchange Bonds
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Shares
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
High
Period
Talon
4%
Inc
Tampa
Electric
ra&iee
"Technical | Material
"Technical Operations
"Technicolor
Telectro
23%
23%
24%
7,000
23
11%
11 (4
12
5,500
10%
29(4
32%
7,200
*
31%
31%
33%
16%
13%
16%
1%
1%
Terminal-Hudson
Texas Power & Light $4.56
Tex star
Corp
Electronics
Textion
Inc
Inc
58%
16% July
Jan
Steel
Bloomfield
1% Mar
3%
Apr
Boston
% Mar
2%
Jan
BSF
May
4%
Jan
Brandywine
4% May
7%
4%
8,800
98%
Feb
101%
Jan
%
Jan
%
Jan
14 (4
14%
4,300
11% Mar
16%
Jun
Delaware
23%
23%
24
2,400
20%
24
Feb
2
2,800
Jan
Triangle
of
N
Jan
2%
Feb
1st
100
Feb
13%
Jun
•
1,100
15
May
18%
22 %
3,200
21% Mar
24%
Jan
1%
22%
1%
lis
Ltd—
400
92%
94%
21 */4 Mar
27
150
25%. 25%
25%
90%
Jan
94%
3(4
Jan
3%
3%
100
2%
~2%
3%
2,800
n%
2,200
u
1
Jun
3% Mar
5%
95%
85
148%
71%
54
92%
96
100
,
100%
100%
102%
143
6
118%
159%
103% 108
63
103%
111
143
j
Jun-Dec
115%
90%
95
1100% 101%
Mar-Sept
127%
105
32
92%
94
1100%
Jan-July
1978
...
110
105
RR—
Division—
"
'
,
7%
8(4
7,700
4%
Jan
9%
Jun
8%
8%
8%
1,200
7% Mar
9%
Jan
*
15 %
15%
Jun
9(4
4 %
15(4
4%
3,800
1
1,000
3% May
5%
B
& Construction
1976
American
Land
42
11%
19%
76
62
87%
96
13
77%
84%
45
78%
93%
4
2\s
95%
7
84
83%
April-Oct
76
57
83%
56%
May-Nov
1981
69%
51
753/8
5 6 :,/4
95%
April-Oct
86
":-
Corp—
deb
sub
conv
30%
16%
May-Not
198ll
Inc 5%s
Development 6s 1974
General Foam Corp
6% conv
6%s
39%
16%
Corp—
General
Gulf
39%
Afay-Nov
1993
1977
Feb-Aug
**
84%
June-Dec
713/4
.w--
14%
14%
1,100
9% Mar
15%
37%
3,900
32% Mar
35
35%
500
Stores
5%s
1981
conv
713/4
Hydrometals
Inc
1972
6s
73%
573/4
Hoffman International 7s conv debs 1973—June-Dee
Hudson & Manhattan Corp 1st 6s 1982
Jan-July
59
197 3/4
Jan-July
y
40
70
86
9934
61
~T
70
70
79
50
96%
iyii/y
98%
75%
Jun
36%
Hartfield
Jun
*
Conduit & Cable Co
"warrants"
Afay-Nov
1993
series
Realty
wts
ex
Fotochrome
4s
Feb
~7%
Inc
National
6 %s
series A
mortgage
13% Mar
Jun
luc
"warrants"
mortgage 4s
1st
First
Feb
4%
2% July
2% Jan
11
Jun
Steel
13(4
37%
Corp
100
Jan
22
J
3%s
1978
95
June-Dec
1976.—
6s
debs
Lackawanna
15%
Corp
Temper
Inc
Western
12%
Tri-Continental
True
68 %
15
v
,
126%
108
t91 %
June-Dec
:
1978
6s
110
June-Dec
1970—
A
Authority
Co
&
12%
-5c
Industries
92%
10
85
135
$127
April-Ocl
1969
Assn
Lack
15 V*
2
1
a com
series
subord
conv
10
10c
Corp
Forging
Transit
5%s
1
1977
convertible
Raceway
Credit
urn
Feb
Feb
Trav-ler
Cob
7%
Apr
Airlines
Chicago
5% July
Aug
deb
2%s
5%s
1,500
3%
Williams
Edison
Co
6s
sub
conv
3,000
8%
&
6%%
%
Jan
World
93%
84%
64
Jan
700
Jan
Trans
93%
J122
74
102%
Building Indus Inc—
2%
Transue
June-Dec
1970
7s 1972,—April-Oct
series A 1975_Jan-July
1998
yuar-Feb
Bethlehem
25c
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl
66
Co
Jan
5%
Inc
Corp 6%
Jan
61?
Lux
3%s
Chemical
Apr
H
deposit rets ord registered__5s
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4(4%
preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower
Universal Corp
1
Photolab
Power
6%
3%
14%
Trust Co
Elec
Montrose
Instrument
7%
Amer
Trans
Ba.awin
Belcck
4% Mar
Amer
'Town
Appalachian
5%
Inc
tfune-Dec
1974
4% Mar
600
-
4%
Jan
2%
ii
class A
Security
3
5%
convertible preferred
Tobacco
60
10c
5
Thrlftimart Inc
60
2(4
—•
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
70c
• Amer
debs
sub
conv
Realty & Petroleum 6%s 1972
April-Oct
Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
__50c
Inc
Co
'Thcrofare Markets
1%
"4%
"warrants"
Shovel
84%
Apr
3
25c
pfd...
27
13
Feb
2,100
2%
1%
High
42
SO
Jan
10c
—
Electronics
Textron
2%
1 Vu
1
Inc
Low
66
1%
'
2%
Industries
Tenney Engineering Inc
Thew
5%
No.
86
5%s
2,300
5%
5%
Range Since
Jan.1, 1963
Sold
High
60%
Inc
"2,900
2%
5
5%
Warrants
Television
2%
2y4
Low
American
'
; 5(4
Bonds
Friday's
Alsco
8%
3,900
10c
1
•
Corp
'TelePrompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Apr
32% July
38% Jun
92,400
1%
or
Bid & Asked
Apr
16%
4,400
1
20c
Inc
Last
Sale Price
25% May
18% Mar
22 % Mar
12'/2c
Inc
Industries
May
—*
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
9
Jan
_67c
Co_—.
Inc
Indus
Freez
8
10
preferred
Silcs
Week's
Friday
Interest
BONDS
T
11.
Jan
40%
Jun
36
Jan
29
Jun
•Italian
Power
Kaltman
Co
Kawecki
Realization
Livingston
Oil
Tr
6%%
llq
tr ctfs
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
1977
6s
Chemical
4%s
5%s
Co
Mergenthaler Linotype
1978
deb
conv
5%
Co
—
1982
42%
132
14
115
26
111
127
104
May-Nov
Sept
1977
43
115
104
3
103
108
299
112
138%
28
102
106%
103
1083/4
131% 138%
Mar
104
106
42
.
48%
U
6
Canada
of
Co
Union
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Omaha
of
Aircraft Products
Asbestos
United
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc__i
Elastic
200
21
Jun
13%
13%
300
12%
13%
Apr
400
8%
21%
~4
4
~4%
3 i'«;
3
3A
5,800
l/iT
1A
li7e
2,700
500
8%
500
7
Investing—2.60
"3%
3%
3%
5
5%
5%
5%
Improvement
Milk
United
American
United
U
dep
Jan
9%
Apr
5%
Jan
5% May
1,400
600
Jan
3% May
U
S
Natural
U
S
Tile
Ceramic
6(4
Jan
Jan
Reclaiming Co
United Stockyards Corp
Universal American Corp—
Series
Series
Container
9%
2,000
6
Jan
9% May
8
8
200
5%
Jan
9(4
5%
5%
300
5%
Jan
6%
Jun
2%
.2%
600
2
Apr
2% May
2%
Corp
^
...
31%
.9
5
4%
•
5
•
3
3 (4s
1970
L
Service
Electric
Rapid American
5%s
Co
7%s
(without
Valve Corp of America
...25c
Venture Capital Corp of America,
1
1
(The) Instrument Co..
Jan
6%
Jun
5%
31% Apr
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
View lex
Inc class A_.__
Vita
Food
sub
conv
39%
Southern
3%s
Jan
9%
Harbor
Safe
Feb
3s
series
2%s
19% May
Water
•
.1
v
series
series
Co
6s
194%
series
4%s
Jun
9
F
Corp 3s
3s
I
^ w
2%
Jun
3%
Jan
5s
17%
17%
12(4
12%
series
L
6%
non-cum
Waltham
Webb
series
M
&
Precision
Knapp
Instruments
Inc
Co
West
Chemical
4%s
series
N
1986
O
200
15%
Jan
20% Mar
4%s
series
600
10%
Jan
13%
Ja*
4%s
series P
800
4%
Jun
5%
West
Texas
Utilities
Western
Stockholders
pfd
8%
200
6% Jan
93/4 May
2% Jan
2%
3%
100
Wiebolt
Stores
6%
_
Wilshire
Oil
Brothers
Wood
Pwr
(John)
94% Jan
2%
2,300
2%
Apr
3% 2. 3%
10,700
2% Mar
4
California
Gas
•
U S
Feb
Washington
97% May
12%
%
Jan
25%
6s
conv
3%s
Inc
subord
Natural Gas
Webb
&
26% May
10%
10
9%
Jan
12%
10%
500
1°6
A
A
iTe
9,000
20%
20%
21%
1,800
12%
13%
"1,600
5,300
2%
15%
15%
Industries
Jan
•ft July
203/4
Apr
143/4
&
87 3/8
93%
104
1013/8
10! %
1043/4
105
99
...
1
~5
$1043/4 i07
101 3/4 1013/4
;
1023/4
6
102
104
101%
104%
1043/4
106
100 %
103%
101%
~5
$101% 102
104%
1G1%
94
99%
100
IOI3/4
$101
94
100 %
'.'"f
94
93%
1
93%
91(4
91%
93%
94%
3
92%
80
92%
Feb-Aug
93%
90%
Feb-Aug
102
2
87%
92%
199% 100 V*
Jan-July
1973
Investing
80
'
95%
5s
Afar-Nov
1973—Mdr-Nov
May-Nou
debs
1964
1974
183
66%
90%
103%
82%
100
140 %
190
92
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1183
197
99%
99%
June-Dec
sub debs 1977
3%s
2
4
101% 103 %
82
Corp—
1976
conv
Power
54
57
eb
J.-/2
r
500
14
Jun
Jun
1,400
15%
2
common
6
13%
Jan
Light 4%%
pfd__100
•
6%
1,000
o»b
Jan
9'/a
12%
6,700
8%
Jun
9,800
1%
Feb
1,900
450
5%
Jun
15%
Jan
30
95%
Jan
2
1%
5%
6%
:
18
17%
•
100 % 100%
8%
8%
8%
1
11
11
11%
2
19
19
700
V.
16%
98%
30
99%
51
1
70%
'
8%
Jun
Period
7%
7%
5c
£1
Feb
•
7%
Feb
Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures— >
5%s series A 1967
Jon-July
4%s series B 1967
Jan-July
• Hanover
(Prov)
6%s 1949
Feb-Aug
17% Mar
2^ Mar
8%
Jan
19% Mar
102
•
Baden
(Germany)
Danzig
Port
7s
Jan-July
1951
Jun
13%
Feb
20 3/4 May
6%
Jan
2% Mar
14%
16%
1,900
\i
Jan
A
25c
25c
4
3%
4
5,000
4,500
8% Mar
_5
17
.
17
17
100
Off-Shore
Co.II.
,50c
8%
8
8%
10,200
Zapata
Petroleum
Corp..
.10c
97/a
9%
9%
12,800
No.
High
Low
High
$120
&
Jan
Maranhao
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
8
Mar
2% Mar
1
Feb
Peru
(Republic
Sinking fund
Rio
de Janiero
17%
"7%
197%
__
97%
95
__
195%
"7%
97%
16
95%
1110
of)-r—
3s Jan 1 1997
stamped (Plan A)
M&y-Nov
$65
June-Dec
99%
Mar-Sepf
—
Jan-July
51
2s 2012__Jan-July
$50
51
66
70
99%
1
53
—
51%
$50
79
54
__
70
99
100
51
60
42%
51%
47
53
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
distribution,
g Ex-istock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not Included in yearns .range),
t Ex-dis¬
Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
■
;.
par
17%
Jun
f Ex-liquidating
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
(not
3%
15%
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Sold
9% May
10%
1,200
3/4
Bonds
Jun
16%
^
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Apr
Apr
6
950
-
11
40c
or
Sale Price
Low
Parana
regis
Sales
Last
Interest
18%
900
19%
Week's
Friday
Jan
4%
Apr
tribution.
included
x
In
Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's bid
91
20
100
$104
Jun
5
15%
Zapata
Corp..
89
94%
84%
'
92 %
87
86%
91%
~3
853/4
92%
100
April-Oct
BONDS
Jun
2%
.-•
Foods
85%
/•'5..;',
89
91%
90%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
•No
Xion
88%
19
993/4
92
Feb
U Jan
22% Mar
9% Jan
6%
12%
Co
Co
85%
$85%
-April-Oct
1970
debs
6s
debs
6%
Water
Knapp Inc
'
jewelry
97%
Feb
Jan
Co
Express System Inc class
Raceway Inc com
6*>
preferred
Zale
85%
91%
85
85
'85
Jan
19%
22 3/4
"
.
y
53
90
$86%
104
,m*;-
3% May
33A Apr
100
1,700
«...
"Tale
90
*"
;y
983/4
__
Jan
1,200
•
"Soakers
Service
Improvement
Jan
16
15%
dep rets ord
preference
:
Hargreaves Ltd
Food
Jan
|
5
24%
24%
15%
American
6%
Jun
Jun
2
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Wright
...
98%
$85 %
$99
United
23%
25
&
92
185
98%
—May-Nop
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s
A
±5
preferred
"Wisconsin
92
1987
1987
Jan
24%
Co
&
72
186
,
.
Jan
1%
87
23%
Inc
C)
3% May
3% July
21%
5%
(The) Inc
(R
Jun
24%
Brothers Co
Williams
5%
:
Jan
Jun
44%
900
6%
6%
2%
.Is
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
Wilson
■'
2 (4
"
Williamhouse
600
__
3%
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Williams
600
12%
Eagle International Inc..
White Stag Mfg Co class A
'
1,100
3%
23%
•
%
-
1
shares..
Stationery
Manufacturing
Oil
3%
3%
■
2
14,400
14,700
y 360
,
22%
1%
White
River
u
57
53%
57
-10c
ord
91%
Ltd—
Whippany Paper Board
Wichita
2%
% -<y
lo
:
5c
rets
&
8(4
10c
Invest
85
4% May
1
Inc
dep
Jan
50c
Equities Inc
Nuclear
Western
American
3%
lOc
Western
Weyenberg Shoe
700
1.25
Westbury Fashions
Western Tablet
Szabo
4%
*
4.40%
2
Feb
4%
1
Products.,
89
102
Counties ;Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
10c
common
series preference
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
93%
88%
Jan-Aup
—Mar-Sept-
_
1985
10
$6
57
Feb-Aug
4%s
L_4
preferred
conv
74
17
Feb-Aug
1985
8% May
11(4 May
;myymr
common
17
67
1983
12%
series
Southern
Bond Inc
86
—April-Oct
1982
ji._
100
83
Jan-July
Feb-Auflf
—.F&b-Aup
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Auflf
1982
J
9(4 Mar
15%
Jan
4%. Jan
17%
5 Reported
Apr
8% July
and
Abbreviations
used
6% Jan
9% July
tlve; "conv," convertible;
4%
"w
Feb
1,"
when
ask
prices;
no
sales
being
transacted
during
the
current week.
In receivership.
3%
Jun
.
66
—Mar-SepZ
...
K
2,500
95,
127%
66%
1981.—May-JVo»
1965
1982
series
24,900
94%
124
18
100
83
Mar-Sept
1981—
H
series
10%
973/4
__
125% 126%
Feb-Aug
Southern
Waitt &
98
93
90
8
Jan-July
1979
series
4%s
-
95%
14
May-Nop
1967
j
43/4s
10%
5
96%
Jan-July
1998__Jan-July
1978__i
E
4%s
6% Mar
4%
77
92(4
1976
C
3%s series D 1976
Feb
7%
mil
88
126
59
—
98%
1973
B
15% July
4% Jun
7
10%
96%
98%
1972
Edison
10 V*
9%
IV*
96%
191 %
1973
Jan
Jan
2%
'
65
June-Dec
1977
Power
California
series A
7%
8%
2
Inc
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1976
3% Mar
2%
9%
2%
...25c
Manufacturing
VTR
9%
"300
4
162%
82%
105
11
& Devel Corp—
debs
9,200
1,300
15%
3%
1
Products..
Vogt
6,100
•
13%
'mm
...25c
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
6% Mar
debs
debs
Broadcasting
Jan
1,400
8%
8
15%
"
Victoreen
Gas
warrants)
Reeves
3s
«
—.1
&
7s
subord
conv
3%s series G
Corp
~4
87%
Realty Equities Corp—
3%s
Valspar
87%
118% 120
Feb
3
Jan
2,700
■
15
.
Apr
15,300
9% '
8%
2
100
31%
14%
14%
Jun
3,300
1,400
7,200
2%
6%
5
"'■y
4%
31%
400
2%
5%
;
Sugar
■'
•■ii, 2(4
vil 2
1103% 106
Feb-Oct
Jan
2
.17.78
__ApriZ-Oct
Quar-Mar
Jan-July
Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3(4s 1984
Jan-
~4%
25c
1984
Ohio
Jun
8%
'
*
Utah-Idaho
May
Apr
8%
Corp cl A com_10c
Inc
Universal Insurance
'Universal Marion
3%
Jan
'
Universal Automated Industries Inc.lOc
Controls
Nuclear
6s
1955...
Universal
Jan
5;
5%
25c
1962
Warrants
2%
100
2%
Rubber
Warrants
184%
1,200
7%
8
1
Gas
Universal
202
20
2%
9%
1
1
.
•
Jan
7%
~2%
50c
Corp.
Co
due
6s
Corp 5%s 1974
Corp 5s 1976
Corp of America 5%s 1976
6% May
2%
200% 200%
—..100
Canal—
Conditioning
U S
Hess
Research
Public
10c
regis
ord
rets
RR &
N J
Air
S
&
Bellas
General
National
Jan
Molasses Co Ltd—
Products
National
National
Feb
1,
41
Mar
4(4
1
United
1%
37%
313
Apr
Jan
3
36
8%
Corp
United
23% May
5% Apr
Jan
37%
37%
Foods Inc
Jan
Jan
4
2,300
1
1
Corp
United
Apr
20
6% May
17% Mar
11%
20
50c
United
United
United
8
20
4
20
Co
Yards
8
*
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
jw»«*d;
above—"cod," certificates
of
deposit;
"cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula-
"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c,"
"w w," with warrants; "x \ " without warrants.v-f -»•
voting trust certificates;
\
Number 6279
198
Volume
.
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended July 5)
Week's
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
Low
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
18%
33 %
Corp
Tel
American
122%
Company
&
Inc
Ford Motor Co
Kennecott
common
&
Jun
Jan
62%
Jun
30
48 y4
9
100
7%
Jun
111/2
59
181
50%
Jan
601/4
53%
56
Jun
61 y2
Corp
Railroad
Mass
Jan
20 %
Jan
36%
•
28
67%
Jan
79
425
18%
Jan
26%
27
886
24%
Feb
49%
50y4
258
431/2
Jan
50y» July
41 y2
42%
45
31%
Jan
44y2
26%
709
13%
Feb
245
19%
Jan '
73 %
b4
58y2
Jan
26 %
26%
869
21%
Jan
Jan
551/4
491/2
Jan
88%
Feb
72
Jan
811/2
48%
50%
73%
78
115
81
81
100
Co
25
8%
5
6%
35
864
31%
Anr
Jan
38%
151/4
3,200
14% May
25% Jan
20%
Jan
700
28%
Jan
34
21%.
V n
24
Mar
6%
6%
2,700
12%
12%
400
500
11% May
% May
i
42
44%
1,600
34% Mar
!
43%
44%
800
Capital
Corp
Hecla
&
.—_5
Inc
:::i: .16%c
Oil Ltd
Tractor (Un)
Export Gas
Service
&
-2.50
Container
Dow
El
Natural
17%
800
10%
Jan
46%
Jan
19
64%
7,300
51 Va May
69 %
67
1,000
56 %
Jan
68
29%
300
25%
Jan
30% Mar
94
94
100
93 %
Jun
96%
33%
500
18%
Jan
30%
2,300
26%
Jan
-12%
49
47%
49%
44%
Jan
27%
27%
28%
5,600
900
23%
Jan
59
56%
59
1,400
56 Va
55
56
.300
49%
Jan
59% May
21%
21%
21%
700
17%
Jan
24 % May
35 %
34%
35%
700
28%
Jan
_i
59%
60%
187/a
18%
18%
1,200
2,200
"17%
5
—5
(Un)
1
Co
5
—„
Gas_.
Flour
Co. for the transmission
indebted to the firm of W. E. Hutton &
are
Tire
&
___3
—7.50
%
•
64%
Jun
Mills
Sales
Friday
Week's
Sale Price
of Prices
Carey
4%
Elec
&
13%
26y8
Jan
4
96%
Jan
Feb
301/4 May
,.
Apr
Jun
28%
General
Tire
Gillette
(The)
Tele
417
97%
Jan
208
81/2
Jan
10
1
19%
227
I61/4
Jan
191/4 July
24% Apr
&
Gossard
-—
104
191/a
261/a
18%
26
55
Jun
94
891/4 Mar
59
20%
105% May
Jan
29%
Kroger
56%
Jan
11
100
8%
1,000
24%
Jan
33%
300
8%
Jan
10%
9%
9%
10
9
Feb
261/a
24%
26%
1,100
23%
Jun
29%
Feb
80%
78%
80%
2,300
72 Va Mar
84 Va
Jun
831/4
81%
84%
800
78
85%
Feb
34%
34%
36
1,400
31%
Jan
38
Apr
70%
69%
71
14,000
57%
Jan
73%
Jun
24%
25%
3,700
23
Jan
26% May
24%
25%
2,600
20% Jan
27% May
34%
361/a
7,100
28 %
36%
Apr
14%
14%
100
13
Mar
18
Jan
34
34%
1,600
32
Mar
Jan
37% May
18% Jan
1
36%
8
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
*
Co
(W H)
24%
30c
>
1
34%
95
331/a Mar
36% May
Gray
44%
200
39% Mar
441/2 July
28%
29%
187
23%
30y4 Jun
34
17%
181/4
400
12%
•
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing common
12%
1,950
17%
Jan
U
2,586
77%
751/2
26%
h-5
Card
Playing
S
771/4
Gamble common
&
26%
24%
%jO
2O'/8
Jun
15%
Jan
Jan
59%
Jun
'
28
Mar
31
Jan
'
12 Va
96 %
Apr
96%
Apr
60
Jan
65
Jun
31 %
Jan
44 % May
38 Va
Jan
47
271/2 Mar
Greyhound Corp (Un)
3
Gulf Oil Corp——-----—-*-8.33 Va
39%
39
40
900
80
Jan
41/2S
Transit
,Cinc
72% Mar
$6,000
80
79
1998
47
44%
47
4,800
19%
16
Jan
13%
Jan
July
non-cumulative
preferred
Cooperage class A
(G)
Brewing Co
1
Hein Werner Corp
Detroit Stock Exchange
Friday
Sale Price
y'V'O''
Allen
Electric
PaT
-
Equip!
&
Supermarkets
American
Metal! Products
Food
Stores
Brown-McLaren
Mfg
Chrysler
Detroit
Paper
Edison
Fruehauf
Wines
Mfg
Studebaker
15%
Jun
Jun
200
12% Mar
830
28%
Jan
34
Feb
53 %
Apr
69
Jun
32
41
423
46
32%
70%
Jan
Jan
14 %
Apr
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
/Feb
56%
Jun
33%
Jun
42
25%
57%
9,505
45c
715
90c
84c
23 y4
Jan
200
2%
Jan
3%
200
3%
Jan
23%
473
21%
9%
110
9%
2
1%
625
—*
2
22%
2
200
26 Va
41%
i;
6%
1
26%
4%
4%
100
6%
6%
460
20%
2%
200
17
23%
150
Feb
Jan
29% May
24%
Jun
3
Feb
July
Jan
43
Jun
Mar
34%
430
Jan
Jun
2%
Jun
Jan
2
1,500
20%
—
42
20
26%
20
1
10
*
10
22%
7,140
20
42
24%
24% Mar
214
3
2%
1%
Apr
21
Jan
27% May
Jan
4% May
5% May
*•; 5
Jun
8
•:/
Feb
23
Jan
20
Inland
Steel
Interlake
Apr
1,
Co—^
Steamship
International
The weekly ranges
for all the local issues,
!
.
.
traded
.
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
~
Leath
&
.■•"••-v.
Acme
Steel
*
*
1
Allied
Chemical
Chalmers
Allis
Mfg
(Un)
of America
Aluminum
Co
Airlines
(Un)
(Un)
American
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
9
10
Corp
American
Co
(Un)
Co
Products
Home
(Un)
American Machine & Foundry
American
Motors
Rad
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
Anaconda
Apache
Armco
Stand
&
&
Tel
-..:
Libby
McNeil
Athey
Products
Automatic
Avco
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Canteen
Bastian-Blessing
Belden
Mfg Co
Bell
&
Howell
Benguet
Co
:•'*
*'•
LOW
.
13%
1,600
Jan
..
-T—
11%
Jan
3%
400
Jan
High
•;/ V:-;
.•" 19
19%
6 Va
:
Jun
Jun
Feb
42% Mar
100
48%
."!
52
Jan
20%
Jun
Mar
68%
Jun
26
Jun
May
Steel
26%
Jan
32
Apr
.--600
50%
Jan
63
May
26%
Jan
32%
30%
—
New
Aircraft
common
Lytton's
•
Corp
500
8%
800
60%
600
58%
~7
Marietta
(F W)
(Un)
Mfg
Chemical
14%
14%
100
56%
57
1,700
49
1
-
19
Jan
Jun
Feb
5
Va
Jan
18%
58%
Jun
43%
Jun
11%
Apr
32%
38 %
Apr
Feb
100
7%
78
Jun
22%
Jan
Jan
51
Apr
35
"5%
19
47%
Jan
4%
Jun
•*
47% May
Feb
6
7% May
9 %
Jan
17
11%
58%
n%
500
55%
.
58 Va
18,400
300
Jan
19%
Jun
10 Va
Jan
13% May
53
Jan
25 % Mar
64%
29
50%
50%
1,100
49
Jan
54 %
37
38 Va
2,300
32 %
Jan
41%
1,100
Feb
26 Va
Jan
1
25
5
(Un)
4
4
25%
4
300
59
200
5
Feb
Service
Co__•
(Un)
60%
61%
52%
Chemical
_•
5% Mar
64%
Aor
18
3,900
61%
57%
Jan
66 % May
Jan
52% July
•
38%
■
51%
52%
2,500
36%
36 Va
1,400
33% Mar
43
41%
43
x25%.
Jun
Jun
43%
Jan
49%
Jan
1,100
31 %
Jan
44%
Jun
1,100
24 % Mar
3.33
Corp
:
,
Jan
43%
5
Bancorporatlon
Apr
Apr
Jun
26
Public
4%
56%
•
Co
3
Jan
15
57%
1
Corp
-
Jun
24
3%
37%
•
Apr
31% May
29
—
Mfg
Indiana
4,100
49
7%
(Un)
Gas
43%
Apr
—
(Un)
Aviation
Illinois
20
49
19%
L
Illinois
500
5 %
Co„
&
Jan
14
8% Mar
34
—
Montgomery Ward & Co
Tile
Jan
9%
5
42%
—
—
Co
American
Apr
Jun
43%
14%
Inc
Chemical
16% May
350
—
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Modine
23%
Jan
6%
33%
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing
Co
Monroe
Jan
Jan
5%
.1
(Un)
8Va Mar
6%
12%
.<
•
Parke-Davis
&
Co
Pfizer
29% May
36%
36%
100
29%
Jan
38
Jun
——10
18%
19%
2,000
13%
Jan
19%
Jun
46
Feb
56 Va May
"
54% May
•
19%
531/4
51%
2,200
50
1,600
47
Jan
50%
52%
1,800
47 Va
Jan
521/4
52%
400
12
Jun
15
M'ay
75%
77
1,400
70 Va Mar
44
451/4
5,000
36%
70%
67%
70%
1,800
36 Va
36i/2
37
1,300
40%
40%
100
40%
35
2,300
23%
Jan
•
(Un)
33 %c
(Un)
(Charles) & Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Potter
26i/4
5
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
—5
—1
Co
52%
52%
55 V2
17
-
Jun
Feb
16% May
17%
Jan
46 %
46
46%
1,500
43%
Apr
59 %
57%
59%
1,500
48 Va
Jan
60 Va
Jun
59 Va
59%
400
49 % Mar
61%
Jun
Radio
20%
21%
19%
24%
Feb
Republic Steel Corp
16%
Jan
23
Feb
Revlon
12%
Jan
16%
Jun
Reynolds Metals Co
*
35
32%
Reynolds (R J)
5
39%
38%
40
3,000
38% Mar
47 % May
•
271/4
28
1,100
27 Va
Jun
30%
20 g
47%
48%
4,600
43%
Jan
49% May
18%
18
18%
2,300
'4,400
16%
16 Va
16 %
2,800
21
114%
May'
Jan
47%
Feb
126
May
33% Apr
122%
8,200
28 Va
29 Va
3,500
48%
49%
600
40%
Jan
53%
12
12%
4,500
9%
Apr
Process
Corp
Gamble
Procter
Pure
28
Mar
JUn
J an
58%
Apr
29%
Jan
30%
Jun
Va
22%
22%
Feb
26%
Jan
—4
of America_2.50
22 V4
200
28%
(Un)
(Un)!
Inc
•
10
1
i
(Un)
Tobacco (Un)
22
Brothers
Richman
Royal
St
Louis
Nat
Stockyards
Public Service "A"
Imperial
Schwitzer
Corp
15%
17%
Jan
Sears
28%
800
23 Va Mar
29%
Jun
Sheaffer
24
200
22 %
Jan
25%
Jan
23%
24 Va
750
Jan
26%
Feb
Shell
26 %
26%
100
23Va
21%
Apr
30%
Jun
Sinclair
Apr
1%
1%
200
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
30%
30%
1,500
28%
Jan
34%
Apr
L
■ ••
.1
Roebuck
Class
(W
&
Co
A) Pen
•.
Oil
Co
Oil
,
Co class A
B
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
Southern Co (Un)
56%
Jan
74%
Jun
34%
Jan
41V4
Apr
Jan
48%
Jan
76%
Jun
Jan
50
50%
161
48
Jan
53
13%
Jan
14
12
600
10
Jan
13%
76%
80 Va
350
59
Jan
81
Jun
Jan
90 Va
Jun
9%
Apr
!
8%
89%
8%
9
600
74%
8%
8%
9
400
8%
Jan
34%
Jan
88 Va
90 Va
43%
l
5
37 Va
..
;
Jan
Apr
—
1
1
15
■
Apr
45 % July
n%
—
3
5
79
Jan
45%
70 Va
44
43 %
45%
.
3,100
400
Jun
Adt
9% May
44%
Jun
1,800
35% Mar
46% May
Jan
70% July
Jan
56% May
68%
70%
3,100
58%
53 Va
53%
600
51%
■"1*
'
l.i
♦
12
1
1
Diego
15
13%
(Un)
Lopis
San
27%
600
Co—
Dutch Petroleum Co
23%
30%
Co
Corp of America
St
24%
,
(Un)_;
&
Oil
12% May
120
52
39,
100
7
200
1
& Co
Brick
Metropolitan
60% July
19 Va
7
•
Co
&
Corp
6% Mar
52% Mar
14%
50c
Jan
10
Jun
5% May
_i
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8%
'
Apr
50% July
42% Mar
50c
i
w
(Henry
Monsanto
50%
14%
McKay Machine Co_
Means
5,900
■***"*
Marshall Field & Co
Martin
30%
49%
30%
1
Printing Co common
if.', $3.50 preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Un)
Lockheed
42% May
550
58%
14%
25
For footnotes^ see page
Mar
30 Va
52
600
P2
8
36
39%
57%
1,200
3,100
Inc (Un)
(Un)
3,400
'
26% Mar
1,000
1,700
*
Corp
Jan
18%
56
Co
19
25%
30 Va
*
10
Jun
66
54%
Co
Consolidated
Bethlehem
•
29%
Corporation
Feb
30%
18
12 %
Common
8 Va
Jan
63
49%
Fe—
Jan
25 Va
30
1
Lincoln
Northwest
55
Santa
6%
100
50
23 Va
,1
25%
28%
(Un)
1,400
6%
-
39%
5
Libby
&
(Minnesota)
:"V
3
&
Jun
Northern States Power Co—
10
Corp
Topeka
31
18 Va
6.25
(Un)
Jan
25%
122 %
Corp
Steel
Atchison
•"
18 Va
48% /
(Un)
5
i—33 Va
(Un).
Co
'*y
18%
17%
,'
\
--50
1.25
10
San
Co
Company
18%
—1
—1
12.50
10
1
1.75
1.66%
Corp
American
High
25c
Electronics
24
•
Olin-Mathieson
Shares
18 Va
10
Co
Admiral Corp
Advance Ross
100
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
>.,.v Par
31
'
May
28
'
■
181
8%
:
Co
Northern
Sales
Week's
Jun
30%
•
Stephens Shinkle Shoe
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Northern
y.'..:;-
and a selected list pf the dually
issues.
Jun
18% May
140
39%
2.50
Johnson
Northern
transactions only
the round-lot
20%
5
23%
Jefferson .Electric
North
Midwest Stock Exchange
of
100
28
—
*
National
compilation
600
17%
•
National Distillers & Chem (Un)
A
6%
—
19%
140
•
Co__
Harvester
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Jan
4%
Jan
11
Jan
July
'
23%
v'
Mar
8
125
1%
25%
2
30%
——
10
Jun
3%
Jan
2%
———
5
73%
1 %
Jan
2%
23
Jan
July
34%
3%
*
10
1
;
Jan
11%
845
71
13
46
Jun
Mar
31%
6,137
13%
13 %
9%
853
10%
.10%
70%
85c
2%
Corporation
Udylite
1.02
Jan
r
669
Corp
May
1,911
30 Va
B——
14
15%
31%
1
class
19% Mar
Jan
63%
"
Co
Jan
29%
29%
.
May
13%
l
28%
300
Co
Tube
65c
1,016
Co
Dillon
Standard
200
4%
Garden
(H
Scotton
90c
53 %
Co
&
Company—W) & Co—
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rudy
10% Mar
30%
Prophet
Rickel
100
;4%
—
Champagne
&
Square
Davis
13%
1.66%
—1
—1
Corp
Brewing Co
Chemical
Madison
15%
1
Lakes
Parke
565
>52%
>
Kingston Products
Kresge (S S) Co
Kysor Industrial Co
LaSalle
18%
2.50
Motors
Goebel
Great
12% July
—*
Co
Corp__
General
100
45%
1
Co_
Motor
10 Va
Ccrp_—
Baler
Economy
Foru
Co
Steel
Detroit
Co
Power
Consumers
29%
10
---*
10
Corp
Consolidated
600
15%
5
12.50
Corp
10
Jan
9%
12%
61%
5
Co
Budd
Burroughs
6%
9%
90c
1
10
Illinois Brick Co
High
Low
High
113%
1
Co
;
Huttig Sash & Door-
18%
—-——*
—*
20
140
-
*
July
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
12%
9%
1
—1
Allied
Borman
Low
17%
25
Co Ltd!
Industries Inc.
Howard
for Week
of Prices
Bartlett
H)
(D
19%
3
Spencer
Holmes
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
Hibbard
:
45
12%
Greif
BONDS
Feb
Apr
•
-100
•
1
7 %
Bros
Jun
•
Stores
Heileman
Procter
12
Mar
Apr
79%
.
Jun
9%
Co
23%
691/2 Mar
Feb
May
1.66%
3.33 %
Corp
33%
Jan
7%
Feb
2,700
9%
30%
Rubber
&
Drug
5% Apr
42
53%
9%
3
44
34 y8
Jun
•
23%
5
5
Cards
Manufacturing
Jan
49%
5
Corp
Goldblatt Brothers
May
Jan
37%
Jan
9%
;
Electronics
Gen
/
V
29%
(Un)
Co
Motors
General
IOI1/4 May
93%
921/4
1031/4 104
9%
9%
921/4
50
Eagle-Picher
Gibson
Hobart
75
991/4
812
26%
100
.
Chemical
DuBois
25%
27%
44%
51%
53%
Apr
.....M-..
6Va
Apr
Mar
33
,
Apr
5
1
General Foods Corp
General Mills Inc
26%
8.50
—
preferred —————.
Telephone
Transit--
29%
241/a May
25%
Electric
General
100
„
65% May
20%
Jan
1
Candy corp
General Dynamics
361/4 July
Jan
2,700
49%
.
Jun
10
General
Hi«i»
Low
32%
yy 52
34%
49%
1
Inc
Corporation
_$12%
common
Cincinnati
Cin
■
27%
25%
10
Com
Papers
Preferred
Gas
i'-:
100
36%.
36%.
991/4
Champion
Cine
Shares
Hurt
Low
Brew-—-—.
Mig
—:—__—,-i».
Burger
D
x33 %
4%
3
Corp
F W
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
33%
2.50
Dairies
l<»r Week
liii »»««•
STOCKS
LISTED
1,400
5
America
of
Foremost
prices.
5%
•
(Un)
Ford Motor Co
Fruehauf
of these
Rubber
5%
.
Feb
V 36%
12 V4 Mar
5%
Jun
50% Feb
29% May
55% Mar
_i.
1
Bankshares
Wisconsin
.
34% May
30% Jun
■
First
•
Jun
May
29%
Whitney Corp
Firestone
May
61%
65%
33
Elder Mfg Co——————
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
.
Feb
33%
Co--—i.--——i.5
Chemical
Paso
17%
V4
30
5
Co
Manufacturing
Dodge
Jun
17%
41
63%
__50c
Corp
Jan
Jun
Co
Insurance
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
1V8
46%
—10
America-
of
13%
,.
(Un)
—:
Edison
Corp
6% July
67
pfd__ —100
4%%
Iron
System
Commonwealth
—
—
Inc—
Gas
4% Mar
29%
-10
Corp.,
35 Va May
'
Co
Co
Continental
Jun
<;
-
Feb
50
Fairbanks
We
Feb
800
Corn Products Co--
Jun...
9
Feb
35%
8%
:
/
Feb
50
Jun
21%
Columbia
30 Va May
47%
230
47%
Mar
291/4
Cleveland-Cliffs
731/4 July
•27
41 % Mar
30
34%
Coleman
Jun
19 '/a
21%
25
com
19%
18%
72%
1,300
:'V
34%
City Products
jun
21%
19'/a
46%
Jun
21%
Cities
28y2 May
49%
26%
40%
28%
(Un)
Corp
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR. .12.50
.12.50
Chrysler Corp new common-
231/a May
26%
400
45%
46%
.
27%
15
Corp-
35 Va Mar
27
Central & South West Corp—
May
72 y4
Jun
200
21%
Caterpillar
Apr
20 y8
30
35%
291/4
Ddn
261/a Mar
71%
*
W'esiinghouse Electric Corp com—6.25
Inc
System
28
107
-
Hisrl
Jan
35%
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Calumet
84% May
19%
*
Co
Machinery
943
728
81
24%
80%
41% Feb
71% Mar
1,095
Low
24'/a
35%
Corp
Corp
Burlington Industries
Business
Jun
507/a
;
Feb
57%
1
*
Smelting Refining & Mining
Waldorf
Jun
681/4
Range Since Jan. 1, 196S
High
Burl on-Dixie
Jun
43%
Jan
36
& Shop Inc
Torrington Company
Vermont
54 Va
Jan
55%
5
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Shoe
Jan
361/8
162
24%
Stop
S
40'/2
203
66
9
20
100
5
10
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
Olin Mathieson Chemical
New
U
91
42%
Low
Brunswick
1261/4 May
49'/4
%
Fisheries
Borg-Warner
"
*
New
United
Jan
Jan
77%
Copper
Fruit
15%
114%
34 y4
Corp
Lone Star Cement Corporation
United
731
61%
5
Co
Coal
Creek
Feb
2,241
1
Electric
Company
Island
23
Manufacturing Co
Company (Un)__
Booth
Jun
18%
18 Va
50
Co
General
Gillette
47
119% 122%
65
100
*
2.50
adj
Stores
National
First
Jan
Railway—
Street
cumulative
5%
22%
Boeing
48%
Co
Mass
Eastern
124
46
Binks
Hlgi
42
50
10
Cities Service Co
;—10
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com_10
Edison
Boston
I
Low
High
45 %
•
1.66%
Chemical
Agricultural
American
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Sales
Range
'
Sale Price
for Week
Range
t,
Last
STOCK S
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
LISTED
33
.a'J
34
The Commercial and
(130)
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (R ange for Week Ended July 5)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Spiegel
Inc
Oil
Oil
California
of
Standard
of
Oil
Standard
of
N
Swift
X
D
Sunray
:
(Un)
Oil
L
Company
&
Texaco Inc
:
Transmission
Eastern
Texas
(Un)
J
Sulphur (Un)
208 So La Salle St Corp
Gulf
Texas
Universal
Oil
S Steel
Webcor
Inc
38%
39
69% July
6%
39%.
73%
14 %
3,600
75%
75%
40
i;200
81%
82%
48%
Jan
71%
19
Jan
Jan
112
May
33%
Jan
42
Jun
73%
Jan
86%
Jun
43%
Jan
101
:
4,600
Apr
54
20%
Jun
17%
17%
18
1,400
13%
Apr
37%
35
38
1,700
28%
Apr
42%
41%
41%
100
33%
Jan
42% May
5%
5%
1,900
5%
7%
5% May
40
1,100
35%
4,200
31% Jan
1
15%
15%
3,700
16%
15%
16%
63%
60 %
64%
3,100
75
5
38%
Jan
13%
Jan
79%
27%
27%,
30 Va'
38% May
66% Mar
83%
Jun
27 Va Mar
33%
Apr
Jan
30%
Jun
-
27%
_
Columbia Gas System
_
29%
_
,
1
130
85
27
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
...5
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
8%
250
8
Jan
32%
155
31
Jan
34
41
Harbison Walker Refractories
Home
Joseph) Co.
Mountain
Fuel
41%
163
31 Va
Jan
45 Va May
Jan
37% May
Pittsburgh
Brewing
Co
&
34%
35 %
287
*
25%
25%
40%
35
Jan
51% Mar
Westinghouse
Elec
Low
Par
Brewer
Buttes
Ink
California
Castle
Oil
&
Gas
Co
Co
4%
4%
1,050
54%
322
51%
Jan
57% Mar
42%
67
34%
Jan
42%
4%
4%
25
4%
Jun
Good
of
Co
Humor
18%
75
18%
Jan
20
5
34%
35%
175
29%
Jan
30%
30%
23
25%
Jan
36% Apr
31% May
31%
35%
598
18%
5
35 %
6.25
Industries
Salt
M
Meier
Co
Inc
Petroleum
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
the
are
representative stocks and bonds listed
daily closing
averages of
the New York Stock Exchange as
—Bonds—
Corp Ltd
N orris Oil Co common
Reserve
Rhodes
Rice
Gas
700
20c
7,400
15c
Feb
35c
700
35c
Mar
43%
2,100
-85c
1,500
45c
29,100
54c
83c
54c
66C
1.60
Trico Oil & Gas
1.40
3%
38,500
1,000
3%
500
57
600
30c
16,000
3%
3%
3%
3%
57
30 c
30c
17
Sugar
United
Industrial
Preferred
Williston
800
8 %
8%
9%
Feb
"
21
21%
3,700
32%
19 %
1.75
84.99
90.21
88.51
89.45
85.00
90.22
88.57
89.47
3——
713.36
175.59
139.15
257.13
94.12
84.99
90.20
88.70
89.50
4
—
—
-Holiday—
Holiday
Averages
Utilities, 5.20;
are
65
compiled daily
stocks 14.34.
by
using
Industrials,
'
divisors:
following
the
_
2.914;
Rails,
5.04;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
6
17%
11%
2.85
136.41
Wed.
July 3
136.81
Thurs.
July 4
Fri.
High
Jun
27
139.12
Jun
25
120.15
Jan
3
High
—
Low
137.24
—
Mar 14
100.23
Range for 1963
Holiday
July 5
144.31
Low
2.15 May
2.50
2.50
1,400
28
1,300
23
Jan
33% May
6%
6%
2,800
5
Mar
6%
6%
200
7% May
7% Feb
31%
1.55
SEC Index of Stock Prices
34
Jan
2.80
Jun
The
for the current year.
—50c
SEC
index
the
for
stocks
of
stock
week
ended
June 28,'63
Jan
Jan
300
74c
25%
25%
25%
100
4%
4%
7,400
6%
6%
100
79c
88c
9,500
98c
Mar
3
May
.
7
May
Jan
144!
130.6
133.9
—1.3
135.4
121!
130.9
—2.3
133.3
116.2
136.2
Transportation
—
136.8
138.6
125.8
127.8
129.0
—0.9
129.0
106.4
181.4
170.3
—0.4
178.5
—1.2
169!
171.0
—1!
171.6
153.8
126.7*
125.5
1.0
126.7
104.2
176.3
Jan
95c
5% Mar
50c
Feb
5% Jan
—1.3
127.9
Durable Goods
142.8
132!
Composite
Manufacturing
Feb
29%
25% July
4%
Low
High
Change
141.0
—-
5%
1963-•1962
Percent
June 21,'63
1957-59—100
3.00 May
2.30 May
1
85c
136.80
July 2
Jan
400
77c
July 1
Range for 1962
Jan
Jan
22% May
Jan
1,300
6%
Mon.
Tues.
Inc.
Bureau,
>
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
June 28, 1963, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Mar
2,900
>
Quotation
Closing
Jan
1.80
:
Date
National
1.65 Mar
2.45
26%
Compiled by
Jan
3%
32%
10c
90.32
94.10
94.10
255.11
139.08
Apr
Jun
32
Exploration
84.99
253.60
255.83
173.66
Apr
1.65
-
88.52
94.15
138.60
139.11
Jun
Apr
—1
(Un)
89.49
173.04
Mar
39c
-p;
77/a May
3,700
21
—10
Oil
3%
Apr
common
common
Bonds
174.47
706.88
—
Jan
2
2.25
1
%
1.30
200
(Un)
Basin
Feb
16 %
100
4,500
77c
Co
Petroleum
30c
3
-8%
ties
701.35
Jan
67
Apr
3
common— —1
Corp
54%
33V3C
26%
Rails
708.94
Jan
4
Jun
—5
40
Rails
1-:-.
Jan
1.45
3% May
3% Jun
1.15
_
Equipment
Westates
.
2.30
Co
Utili¬
trials
2
28
Jan
1.85
Jun
Jun
200
Warrants
Victor
17
1.45
2.50
V
95c
July
1.50
75c
1.15
1-
Union
;
1.10
Jan
1.15
—_
Grade
Mar
__10c
Co
Grade
JUly
June
May
14% May
7% Jan
900
1.05
1.35
i
10
Indus¬
Stocks
ties
roads
Total
Second
65
July
July
July
62c
pfd"—25
Co series A
trials
First
Utili¬
Rail¬
Jan
12%
Co—
Gas
39
34% Mar
48c
2.30
—
Corp
Preferred
38%
-25c
Co-,
Date
37% May
1.45
.L—_
Oil
Ranch
Jan
4
—-1
—
Western
Southern Cal
Terex
26%
2.50
Gaf Develop—7—
&
Oil
1,700
—1
—
10
10
Total
15
20
Indus¬
Apr
33%
__25c
Nordon
Pacific Oil &
21%
10
:
Co
Jun
Jan
Jan
1.55
—10c
(Un)
Co
Frank
&
Merchants
9
18%
10
Co
& M Oil
M
J
Jan
150
58c
—50c
*
Oil
Jade
Lasco
4,400
85c
1.05
38%
31% July
Jan
200
4%
20c
50c
——
2.35
1.75 Mar
1.90
20%
47c
13%
Apr
Jun
32%
1
—
Apr
May
36%
38%
10c
Calif
Holly Oil Co (Un)—
Imperial Western^
Leslie
Feb
20%
33%
California.!
-1
Exploration Co of
Brewing
Co
Goebel
28
—
Exeter Oil Co Ltd A
General
3,400
75
-
4%
-10
25c
—.———1
Co
Jan
35
Jun
5% Mar
High
26%
Jan
37
1.90
10
Emporium Cap well
Eureka Corp Ltd
25
800
4%
—5.50
-
-
Cooke
&
50
70
34%
*
—
High
26%
67%
& Co Ltd
(C)
Low
26%
(Un)——25
——.—-—-•
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
i.
5
Buckner Industries Inc————
1
Cement Corp pfd
American
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
Jan
40% May
5
Jan
Jan
41%
4%
10
for Week
of Prices
Mar
35
10
Corp
30
Sales
Sale Price
STOCKS
27
23% Mar
Jun
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
Range
.
52%
1
Corp of America
United Engineering & Foundry Co.
Vanadium Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
/
-
"4%
—5
Bolt
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Last
Jan
May
54%
1
—10
-
31%
100
40%
:_:io
common-
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Screw
—7%
.
1
Supply
—
Stocks
Week's
9%
8%
31%
Duquesne
un
Friday
High
33 Vs Mar
139
37%
37%
-1
-
Jan
81
Apr
15% July
16% Feb
68
Jun
Feb
9
300
Low
70
37 Ve
78%
1
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Apr
40
Jan
35
.—•—-—1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox Co
Low
Par
'-Z'CZ'K
•*
...
38%
Publishing Co
Yates American Machine
Zenith Radio Corp
;
Apr
76
35%
World
Jun
16%
-
Jan
40
(Un)
Apr
Apr
73% July
Jan
16%
Westinghouse Electric Corp
6.25
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred——•
Bancorporation
v•'■
.
Shares
43%
32
Western
Jun
Feb
8
34%
13% Mar
300
47
47%
41%
42%
Jan
59%
3,400
41
•
Range
of Prices
_
500
14%
Jun
39 % July
2,900
18%
Apr
Z
__
5% May
25%
700
39 %
69
28% May
4,500
2,600
18%
-—1
2
■
61
Jan
69%
—1
_
Jan
58%
39 %
2.50
1
.—
47
5,700
230
33 %
103% 105
Jun
Sales
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Jun
16%
6,200
'
6%
105
41 Va
37%
v
32 % May
600
73%
.—16%
J
Products—
(Un)
Upjohn Co
69 %
Jan
25% Jan
61% Feb M-
200
-
32%
—10
—4
Corp (Un)——
Match Corp_
Universal
U
60%
67%
1%
•
.
Gypsum
States
58%
69 %
*
j.
Union Carbide Corp—,
Union Pacific RR (Un)—
United
59%
65%
6.25
25
7
5
1
1
25
12 %
3.50
*
Indiana
Storkline Corp
Studebaker Corp
28%65%
I
Week *»&'■
Friday
Sale Price
LISTED
High
Feb
13
8,200
64 %
28%
400
15 %
28%
---*
7
Standard
36%
14%
15
50c
(Un)
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
36%
*
(Un)
Co
Sperry Rand Corp
,
Week1
Shares
High
Low
Par
Southern Pacific
Sales
for
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Finance
Trade,
and
Service..
Mining
♦New
high.
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
Sales
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
Par
Acme
Alan
Markets
American
Arundel
Inc
Steel
Wood
Tel
1
Tel!
33%
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
Research
Transit
Chrysler
Curtis
Power
Electric
Fair
Food
Ford
General
$1
Light-
6.75
5
Battery
Homasote
Inc
A
Resistance
10c
Fund
Merck
&
Pennsalt
Chemicals
&
Philadelphia Electric
Transportation
Phila
Reading
Riggs
Scott
Co
South
Co
Power
32%
1,587
Apr
55 %
138
50%
Jan
57
Apr
22%
325
21 Va
Jan
25%
Feb
53%
2,151
41%
Feb
9%
446
8%
Jan
50%
9%
-
$1,706,000
13,834,660
1963
U.
Apr
Feb
18 Va
Apr
5,486
74
Jun
Railroad
35
10%
$286,000
Foreign
Jan
50
11 Va
11%
14%
Jun
29
Bank
$1,706,000
and
$1,872,000
52,889,100
$45,726,400
15,131,000
22,922,000
635,478,800
812,256,400
$16,837,000
Industrial
$24,794,000
$668,653,900
$857,982,800
Feb
10%
Apr
8% May
20 Va Apr
13,820,190
Feb
10
10%
170
22%
22 Va
22%
274
23%
23%
20 Va
21 Va
600
21%
19%
Feb
21 %
Jun
24
Jan
19%
19
20 Va
2,305
18%
Jun
22%
Total
Jan
Jun
25
24 Va
Jan
77%
Jan
30%
Jun
44
45
45%
784
45%
34%
34%
35
699
32%
32%
Jan
•
Apr
36 Va May
50
19%
12 %
Jan
19%
35%
Jan
42% July
9% Jan
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
25c
18%
19%
3,448
42%
5
42%
50
8%
■
8 Va Mar
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
May
Jun
Stocks
Jun
Foreign
Gov't
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Corporate
Foreign
Domestic
(No. of
Shares)
3
882,985
$401,000
34%
35%
3,892
29%
Jan
36% May
July 1
35%
Tues.
961,320
268,000
8,000
$8,000
9 Va
-9%
644
5%
Jan
9% May
July 2
9%
Wed.
July 3
873,755
182,000
1,000
6,000
10
21 %
211/4
22 Va
3,949
Thurs.
July 4
•
com
8%
•
lo
Gas
731/4
731/4
73%
109
Fri.
July 5
50
—25
B
11%
~~
1
Paper
505,721,159
S. Government
16
18 % July
434
18%
July 5
1962
570,687,059
v
Bonds—
Jun
57%
19%
71 %
Jan. 1 to
1963
1962
13,834,660
Stocks—Number of Shares.
11% May
325"
I
$15,131,000
Week Ended July 5
22 Va
176
common
Bank
class
Total—
International
69%
18%
56%
V
4lVa
common
&
3,571,000
$16,837,000
-Holiday-
Feb
22
.
440,000
324,000
Jun
93%
common
Finance
184
5
*
33%
•
32%
12%
184
17
15
5 Va
105
33%
6,287
21% July
68% Jan
7%
169
4%
Apr
Jan
24
Apr
75% May
I
Mon.
12% May
186
Jun
Apr
5%
36 Va
928,090
Total.
3,646,150
Jan
30% Mar
63%
62%
60% Mar
68%
40%
40%
60
33 Va
Jan
41%
471/2
47%
48
Va
495
43%
Jan
50%
Transmission
3.50
181/4
Ramo-Wooldridge
5
$409,000
$8,000
284,000
151,000
189,000
$1,002,000
214,000
63,000
$80,000
$14,000
$1,096,000
Jun
•
Sales
—Holiday-
Apr
Apr
Jersey Gas Co
2.50
For
382
819
16%
Jan
19
Apr
Apr
56%
151
50% Mar
60
May
8 %
8%
557
4 50
23%
25 Va
294
21%
28%
29%
305
25% Mar
29%
37%
38%
345
33% Mar
40% May
1
Co
Washington
63%
10
Eastern
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
Warner
55
Jan
3,869,000
3,247,000
33% May
30
40
Co
Electric
National
Thompson
8%
6% Mar
46%
4,027,160
2,911,090
;
Jan
Jun
90
Oil Co.
Texas
69%
41 Va
Smith Kline & French Lab
Sun
107
Apr
93%
Water
Peoples Drug Stores Inc__^
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of L
Ritter
Apr
51 %
3
*
Corp
Gas
Electric
92 %
94 %
Power & Light
RR
Service
July 5
May
Jun
16%c
Pennsylvania
Public
4,309,000
July 4
Fri.
11
1
Pennsylvania
Potomac
July 3__—
Thurs.
132
181/4
1
Corp
Inc
Pennsylvania
Wed.
14%
/
1
class A
Inc
Co
Jan
2,166
-
1
Martin-Marietta
4,453,000
31%
19%
71
1
Vending
Madison
class
$4,504,000
367,000
54%
32 Va
*
Co
International
Macke
1
1.66%
$575,000
4,086,000
16
350
9%
:
$3,929,000
12 % May
215
53%
common
3,362,860
3,533,550
Jan
7%
2
Corp
July 1
July 2
Jan
53%
Sales
Mon.
8Va
7
Bond
Bonds
Int'l
Tues.
12 %
52
Govt.
Bonds
Jan
111
52 Va
Bank
Bonds
Jan
236
64
Total
Foreign
Bonds
48%
450
951/2
U. S.
and M'iscel.
14%
15%
60%
Railroad
No. of
Jun
10%
94V4
Stocks
Shares
May
13%
63
2.50
Corp
9
13%
22%
Dairies
Food
43 %
15%
10
preferred
Giant
335
Feb
10%
15%
1
Acceptance
Apr
28 Va
440
Stores
General Motors
126%
Jan
510
1.80
Motor Co
Foremost
Jan
24%
44%
12%
1
Co
Storage
114 %
11%
Light
Duquesne
7,392
43%
1
common
&
Jun
11%
13
Co
Publishing
Delaware
Jan
21%
44%
Co
new
80%
Feb
11%
13%
5
Corp
26V2
Feb
12%
1
Corp
Budd
Company
Campbell Soup
26V4
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
High
68
667
4.33
Electric
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
19
119% 123 %
*
Corporation
Low
15
72%
19
122%
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1.963
High
69%
71%
10
common
&
Low
for Week
Shares
Gas
Light
common——*
footnotes,
see page
39.
37%
18%
18%
56
g%
8
Jan
Jan
8%
Apr
27 Va May
Week Ended July 5
1963
Stocks—Number of Shares
!
1962
Jan. 1 to
1963
July 5
1962
3,646,150
3,351,047
149,042,523
174,044,716
$1,002,000
$39,076,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Corporate
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
$975,000
$39,717,000
80,000
8,000
1,611,000
929,000
14,000
61,000
272,000
943,000
$1,096,000
$1,044,000
$41,600,000
$40,948,000
Jan
Total-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6279
198
Volume
<131)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
'
Expressed
Friday
STOCKS
Ltd
High
Ldw
45%
433/4
40%
Feb
25
25
25
50
24%
Jan
25%
56
563/4
670
43%
Jan
59
28%
22
Jan
30
46%
Feb
42
Jan
preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common—1
$2.70 class B preferred
3,153
29
28
12,667
48
47%
2,975
*'
"
a45
A /
a45
53%
—
53%
V:'.'
5
5
52%
46
Jun
v:
50% May
45% May
Jan
Atlantic
Sugar
5%%
Selburn
50%
Jan
a9%
\ 53
a9%
125
a9%
305
Jan
25%
25%
26
1,915
7%
23%
Apr
29%
17
17
125
17
Jan
:
12
53
*
pfd
52%
—
10
Bank of Nova Scotia
10
•
12
,
100
25S
25
25
Bank of Montreal
Miron
68%
23%
3,199
71
Jan •'.
Molson
352
Jan
63
70
773/4
77
78%
2,277
70%
Feb
79
50
51 %
1,287
48
Jan
53
55%
8,428
53%
Feb
50
50%
50% :•/' 51
320
50
Jan
5%
759
5
Jan
51
125
50
Jun
3.10
7,357
£
5%%
Mersey
preferred
Light & Power
Traction
British
Columbia
Forest
Columbia
British
Columbia
4%%
preferred
(1956)
Class
19%
A_
.'
a96% a96%
10
143/4
250
12
Jan
21
140
17%
Jan
21
4.50
4.50
a26
95%
200
a253/4
310
V
125 %
'
6.05
6.05
23
Jan
97
Cement
common
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
4%%
1/425
22
37%
♦
20
Dominion
Sugar Co Ltd
952
Foundries
Canada
Steamship
preferred ".
Canada Wire &
Class
_
10
8.75
5.90 Jun
20%
Jan
Mills
Jan
Jan
30
26
Jun
6%
$2.20
Jan
25
250
89
Jan
91
class
94
Mar
97
Canadian
51%
600
51
Feb
133/4
13%
100
13
Apr
13%
13%
100
13% July
•
—
common
(Albert
British
*
Bronze
5%
C'elanese
series
A
pfd
Name
Fairbanks'
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
International
Preferred
11%
Pacific
Canadian
Shell
Inv
55
Shell
Oil
54%
235
51% Mar
8
Feb
Jun
May
55 % May
7%
Capital Wire
Jan
95
May
Sicard
36
Jan
68 %
Rio
May
35%
Jan
38%
Jun
22
Jan
22
Jan
Steel
8%
Feb
11% May
3.50
Apr
525
a21
3
9%
10
10,202
3.75
120
S4.75
5
19%
129
al9
a
19
a
Columbia
10
19
19
Jun
Inc
Corbys
Coronation
Crown
A
7%
7.95
5,400
68%
1,000
6%
325
7%
7%
class
60
19
19
pfd
25
Dominion
Steel
&
Dominion
Stores
Dominino
Tar
&
Bros
Du
of
Pont
7% %
2,058
375
5
64%
65%
17%
18%
410
19
61
Jan
Feb
20
May
6%
7
750
6%
Jan
7%
12%
12
12%
675
10 %
Jan
15%
of
16
8,160
16
20
15
18
17%
18
7,022
13% Feb
15 f Apr
20
20%
4,140
16%
24%
24"%
200
21 %
38%
39
685
Jun
a85
a85
10
80
Jan
85
Viau
10
3,465
9
Jan
10
63/4
of
60
60%
2,440
Famous
*
1
18%
18 3/4
21
21
Gatineau
Corp
Canada.
Britain
Great
Lakes
6%
56
76
9%
',/"
485
7
////150
76%
75%
9
18%
2,558
51
Jan
66
72% Mar
183/4
100
14
al05
20
a__
100
100%
9%
101
305
17%
Jan
93/4
4,690
43/4
Jun
45.10
44
Oil
Class
100
20
Jun
25
125
26
Jun
173/a
649
l33/8
Jan
a23% a23 %
30
24
Mar
80
125
Feb
»
class
83/4
9
550
8%
Jun
11
4,225
25%
Jan
32
100
17%
Apr
21
130
150
130
-
103
103
103
21
Oil
28
26%
28
831
25%
Jun
30%
113/4
12
2,200
10
Jan
12 %
19%
450
16
Jan
Jan
Alsof
7%
Feb
9/
Apr
29%
Jan
35 Va
Jun
33%
33%
33%
125
31%
Apr
363/s
Feb
21
20%
21
8,470
18%
Feb
21% May
213/4
22%
1,365
49
49%
800
64
/' 19% Feb
43
Mar
5%
6%
2,085
263/4
27%
1,022
21
Jan
29%
21
21
300
18
Feb
22
11%
11%
527
113/4
12%
510'
11% July
11% Jun
a42
a42
*
Husky
Oil
of
50
♦
Ltd
Canada
12%
56%
57
1,480
14%
14%
6%
6%
•
40%
40
5
13%
common—:.*
25
6 3/8
5,977
/
-
Oil
Ltd
Tobacco
of
Canada
Indus
'
Acceptance Corp
$4.50
preferred*
.
com
of* Canada.
Glass
Ltd
*
.7.60
common
6%
13%
25%
A 3,105
pfd
i
a97
20
67
65%
32 %
(32 %
:
.
a97
20
67%
Jan V
Jan
Jan
*■•'
Jun
(
5%
1,246
593/4
Feb
12%
13
5,520
12%
Jun
11%
11%
1,325
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
28 3%
28%
28 3/8
2,460
21 %
Jan
30
Jun
14%
14%
145/8
14 Va
Jun
153/a May
1.66
1.66
2,300
1,350
al3% al3%
75
*
common
V,
*
1.50 Mar
11% May
150
5.80
12%
12% 4 12%-
*
Worts
&
5.00
*
Ll^
58%
5
Mar
113/4
300
Afy.
58%
890
55%
70c
75c
300
30 c
*
Co
57%
1
Ltd
(Canada)
14%
15
675
13
Mar
24
al4
al3
al4
Feb
Jun
10
Service
Ltd
Lauren tide Financial Corp
Loblaw Cos class A
Class
com
(John)..
13
24r
-
common
*
*
B
For
•
Jun
95
63-%
32%.
1,964
25
4,480
85%
463
25
•
footnotes,
,11% .,11%
16%
16%
see page
39.
14%
•'
-
,.
2.05
426
13
Mar
15 %
310
16%
Jan
213/4
20
2,950
E.vu'-wsed
Are
19% July
Jan
23
Jun
Feb
May
Apr
Jan
May
Exchange
Canadian
Dollars
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
17 %c
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
16c
Low
18c
53/4
lie
5%
550
Jan
4
37,000
Jan
Ltd—
*
70c
65c
75c
6,271
19c
Mar
1
29c
27 %c
30c
Jun
6c
4%C
6c
59,100
67,000
27c
—1
2.12
3.45
8,450
2.35
Iron
&
Feb
Feb
Jan
40 %
Apr
8 3/4
Jan
36
9
66,420
Corp__,—_1
43c
43c
5,000
43c
1
7c
8c
71,500
4c
2.60
2.75
13,850
28c
29c
7,208
28c
10c
13c
9c
Jan
7c
7c
6c
Mar
Ltd
Co
Ltd-
*
2.65
1
28c
v
83/8 May
2.50
May
Jun
5%c
3%c
99c
2.60
a8%
32
May
Jan
5c
25
Mar
7
84c
3/4
a8
5c /
Nickel
Arcadia
1.86
High
23c
7%c
2%c Mar
36
;
5
Ltd
Co
•
.
Ltd.;—
Telefilms
in
Week's
Last
Development
Ltd
Talc
Placer
Bellechasse
Blue
—
Ltd—
Bonnets Raceway
Bornite
Inc new
1
Ltd—
Mines
18c
14c
18c
9%c
8c
9%c
5,300
3.85
com—
Corp
Copper
Bruneau
Ltd
Corp
Mining
9,000
2,000
3,500
58,000
10%c 12 %c
1
1
—1
Mining—
Mining
River
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Band-Ore
15 %c
1
—
--
3.75
3.85
14 %c
12c
Jun
July
71c
Feb
Jan
11 %c
Jun
Jan
3.30
Apr
Jun
"
■'
.
v
Mar
10 %c July
14c
Jun
8c
3.75
Jun
Jun
1
May
Canorama
*
Carbec
•:
Mines
Cartier
Quebec
Casavant
class
Ltd-
A
300
835
Cessland Corp Ltd
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
.Chiboug Copper Corp
Cleveland Copper Corp
;/ Commercial Oil & Gas Ltd
19c
Jan
Jun
27c
Jan
2%c Jun
4c
Jan
3c
500
3.85
Jan
10
6,200
7.00
Jan
4.00
4.00
Feb'.
,
May
73%
Feb
28% Jan
343/4
23%
Apr
Jun
28
78% Feb
87
10
11 %
14
14%
1,350
7%
8
1,100
13%
•;
Apr.
*
Jun
8%'
8%
475
Jan
17% May
14
Jun
153/4. Jun
-
4.50 May
1,360
7
1,000
alO
1
10,500
10c
July
20c
1,500
6c
Feb
9c
Jan
1,000
4%c
Apr
11c
Mar
11c
10c
13c
7%c
7%c
7 %C
4.95
•
- -
6% July
91/4
Jan
8% May
13
9
9%
May
Warrants
Consolidated
~
—
6c
6c
6C
4.95
Jan
Jun
5
Jun
Mar
12
May
4.95
5%
103/4
103/4
525
1.85
1.95
1,034
90c
Jan
70c
72c
3,500
70c
July
10c
lie
4c
1.90
"40.
70c
.
925
-
71c
10c
..
:
r
_
1
Bellekeno
Central
Consol
10
Mines
70c
23c
38%
,.
'
r.
Paper
.A- Credit
•-
Com
M-G Inc. class A
Crusade
Petroleum
Corp
7%c
Feb
8,000
3%c May
1,100
70c
Jun
14c
Jari
Apr
6%c Feb
8lc
4.70
May
Apr
4:55.:. .:10,200
4.00
1.70
3,000
1.50
Feb
13c
Mar
13c
July
5c
3%c
Feb
5c
Mar
23c 23 %c
2,500
6,025
12,040
6c
5c
Ltd—1
1
New
..3,000
Jun
13c
Apr
25c
39%
3,545
36 3%
Jan
41% May
6c
8,000
3c
Jan
6c
Jun
15c
4,000
13c
Jun
30r
Jan
.4.40
13c
Ltd—1
—*
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd 1
Copper stream Mines Ltd
1
Pacific Ltd
Consolidated
..
2.90
92c
1.60
4.55
—
Mines
Cadillac
Consolidated
1
Apr
May
'
'
May
14%
7% Apr
7% Apr
3.40 Mar
4.50
alO
*
Commodore Business Mach (Can) Ltd-*
Apr
Feb
••
5.05 May
Jun
10
6%
—*
1
1
—1
.
98
:
'
9%
3.85 July
May
4.50
*
•«.
Jan
20
Apr
Jan
Ltd
Corp
Freres
Asbestos
Jan
!
May
.
-
Explorations Ltd
Apr
Apr
12c
10c
9
*
Ltd—
28c
16c
3c
1
1
1
Ltd
Explorations
July
8%c Jan
.
4.50
Ltd—*
Petroleums
13c
30c
1,000
v
10
1
Jan
6,000
': '*•'.
■
Canadian
Jan
16
Apr
-
Ltd
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
*
Power & Paper Inv Ltd—*
Canadian
Apr
'7%
Mines
Devonian
Canadian
f
Jan
14%
Uranium
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canadian Colliers & Resources Ltd__3
46c
13,095
83,000
17c
17 %c 17 %c
1
Jun
.28%
Mar
17%
84
11%
603/4
16
45% May
/ Jun
700
.
<233/4
•
6%
17%
"
Public
Ltd
Jan
14% May
19%
Shown
Ltd
Mines
Sulphur
Beauce
•
Jamaica
Labatt
1.84
Jan
14% Jan
173/4
Ltd———
Consolidated
Mines
Baker
'
-.
15%
*
*
class A
Augustus Exploration
59 % May
July
.3,560
alO% alO%
*
'40
-
15
..'
66 % May
643/4
13
113/a
*
Mines
Arno
7% May
14 %4
11 %
4,312
,24 %
20
_*
internat'l Utils Corp new common_2.50
Interprovincial Pipe Lines.
5
Iroquois
13%
•
100
^
—
International. Bronze* Powders
International, Nickel
International .Paper
com
Jun
May
*
Pipe Line
A
Cassiar
Imperial
Imperial
53
•
Anglo-Nfld
14 % May
45
May
50%
°
1,350
40%..
Jan
43
991
1
;
4.65
2
55%
£1
27%
*
Corp_—
(Geo)
Calumet
6%
:
July
100
580
20% May
27%
100
;
130
8%
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
—1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
104.10 May
com_*
Hudson
Feb
Jan
34%
*
Trans
Ameranium
Jun
19%
$2.00 pfd
26%
1
B
Alscope
Feb
12
A
28%
20% May
•
—
Knapp
Class
Black
100
—5
Ltd
453/4 May
/
34
1
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
Jan
1
Mines.
• Bay
Mining
Hudson's Bay Co
Jun
8%
Ajax Minerals
Jun
19%
*
Paper
Jan
5%
8%
Sale Price
May
31%
19%
*
Smth
11%
'
34%
Par
Feb
31%
B
Howard
Mar
Feb
103
j
Jan
27%
•'
Home
23
100% July
9 % Jun
880
4.90
Apr
a
21% May
8%
Corp
(Canada)
Feb
Apr
81% May
9
19%
Feb
—
22% May
60
9%
4.75
Friday
Jun
1
Gold
')
May
10
Jun
22%
4.75,.
STOCKS
Atlas
19%
Paper
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
Holt, Renfrew
15
Jan
63/4
/•■
22%
Canadian Stock
7% May
Feb
31%
_
Inv
7
123/8 Mar
163/4
A
Prices
Atlas
100
Can
9%
130
27%
com
Bank
Gooderham
Class
Co—
&
2,634
45.10
Voting trust
Apr
*
57c
Great
46% Mar
*
__
E)
preferred
General
Dynamics
400
14
*
class
-
&
Weston
25 % May
Jan
1
Ltd
Power
60
*
Corp''
of
113/4
13
173/a
Canada
Steel
Wtestcoast
21% Jun
Jan
36%
812
(Chas
Jan
*
Ltd
Webb
Jun
6%
-
Co
Apr
Jan
H3/4
13
9%
27%
Co
Finance
Walked
May
9%
10
0
Co
6%
93/4
7% July
12% Feb
*
Canada
United
44% Mar
38%
Heating Prod class A
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Cos
22 %
*
Oils
Jan
16
200
&
Jan
100
Turnbull Elevator
May
6
:
20%
50%
Foundation
Jan
21
20
Canada
Triad
'
Apr
May
50%
Fraser
44%
7%
pfd_5o
"A"
Mountain
Apr
*
A 4 7o
pfd
Ltd
Feb
6%
1
Frosst
160
150
7%
May
8%
50
A
Corp
Fleetwood
115% May
49 % May
Jan
47%
213/4
7%
11%
*
ser
5%%
Canada
21% May.
67% Apr
18
2,350
18%
Jan
Jan
5
18%
1,018
17%
•
Canadian
64
47%
*
Jun
17%
3%
com
&
Players
50
May
213/a
—
100
—
common
Associated
Enamel
102
Jun
8 3/4
Jan
4.85
al05
Jun
55%
•
preferred
Electrolux
102
3,110
23% May
11% July
*
com
common
class
12%
Jan
Feb
65%
*
Ltd
Freres
89
73/4
Jan
•
Coal
Canada
Jan
7%
May
%
17
13%
13%
8
1
common
Chemical
Feb
85
Jan
May
26% May
47%
200 </
*
Ltd
Dominion Textile
35
5
64%
Apr
1,256
a21% a21%
10
Ltd
3.849
May
19
Jan
Jan
*
com
common—*.
Lime
Donohue
13%
*
preferred
50
May
11%
Dominion
37 %
__
10
7% May
27%
6
19%
Steel
36
103/4 May
413/a May
•
Corp Fund
Canada Pipeline
Jan
Jan
17%
300
53%
&
Feb
49
Apr
Jan
22
52
Glass
8%
73/4
•
May
6% Apr
Jan
400
11%
8%
4.25
1,905
18%
Foundries
9,010
1
72
39
6%
18%
Dominion
31
93/4
*
common
ffuly
22%
:
25%
53%
—
A
21 %
9.25
Jun
25
*
Dominion
38 %
Jun
9 Va
May
32% July
Jan
Jun
6%
25%
l
6%
7%
7.05
3,520
44%
.
2
Corsets
A
common
Trans
11%
^
57% May
5% Feb
100
26%
44%
26%
Jan
Jan
21% July
v
350
7.80
Ltd
Coal
24%
10%
100
25%
2
Bridge
Dominion
Dupuis
% n
68%
7.80
*
common
class
Dominion
17c
48 %
.
4,190
?A,'-
Seagrams
Dominion
16% Apr
15% May
Jan
*
Credit
Mines
Distillers
Feb
Jan
740
6%
•
A
Zellerbach
Denison
11
21
»
Smelting
Glass
class
13%
42
25,786
11%
21%
7%
*
Ltd
&
Apr
26%
•
Co
Trans
May
12%
32% v'v
31%
11%
69 %
61% Feb
1,954
;
*
Mining
Jun
27
400
a90% a90%
Texaco Canada Ltd—:
Jun
1,165 A
~
47%
•
Co
16
15%
47
..
r
12.50
Cellulose
Consumers
20
250
363/4
Steinbergs class A
4.50 Feb
4.10 Mar
1,688
14%
.
32%
25
^
•
15%
47
;
65%
64%
65%
15%
5V2% pfd 2o'
Chrysler Corp
Coghlin
(B J)
Consolidated
1,085
27
3.75 July
371/4
3.75
*
Dreferred
Ltd
Jun
203/4
*
Industries
Ltd
Southam
37
*
Oils
May
293/4
9%
*
common
Simpsons
Traders
Cloth
Del
14% May
283/4
•
preferred
92
5
a4.75
20
com
Railway
Ltd
Jan
15% May
23% Jan
•
Williams
50
1—•
Power
Nat Gas
12%
Jun
26 %
£
Corp
of
Sherwin
10% May
8% Mar
300
•
Apr
94
94
,
Commerce.lO
commons
Petrofina
2,916
15
Shawinigan Wa & Po
11% May
51 %
1°
50
Canadian
13%
100
Toronto-Dominion
_
Canadian Western
Central
of
13%
—
1
common
Trans
Imperial Bk
13%
*
common
Cement
Foods
10% Feb
Morse
to Morse (Robert)
6% pfd
Foundation
Canadian
27% Mar
100
preferred
200
9% A, 9%
*
changed
57c
3,050
a21
20
B
Canadian
373/4
Jan
warrants
Shawini^an
Apr
13,515
37
*
common
class
14
52
25
Canadian
Apr
13% July
A
a60% a60 %
$1.00
Converters
Feb
20%
•
Mines
Lawrence
10%
94
25
Class
31%
1,178
1
E)
Lawrence
Class
10%
.
9%
series
Canadian
St
St
52
.
*
Ltd
3,488
253/4
May
53%
52
*
$1.75
Co
363/4
25
10
103/s
103/4
100
com
pfd____
common
Chemical
36%
253/4
Royal Bank of Canada
10%
10%
•
Aluminium
Canadian
9% May
■
■:
Canadian
Algom
Salada
13%
/v/
36%
10
58
preferred
Canadian
Rio
July
51%
50
B
Jan
Rolland Paper class A
Rothmans
Co
Jun
50
*
preferred
$2.65
20%
1,395
91
97
common
,
200
231/4
Electronics
Breweries
7%
♦
common-
preferred
Reed
May
91
12.50
Aviation
Canadian
25
100
preferred
Telephone
1961
29% May
.
97
a
Canadian
a9%
%,
*
preferred
Quebec
Ltd—
Co
Jun
a9
—
*
common
Products
Quebec Natural Gas
Feb
27
213/4
23
B
57
_
Power Corp of Canada
Bros & Co Ltd common
24% May
39% Apr
29
28%
..91
I
Jan
-
& Power-
Development
Feb
100
pfd
common
Cable
20
28%
28%
100
common
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
45%
Feb
292
37%
37
29
*
preferrer
Canada
5%
i
preferred
2,640
20%
Jun
31
Feb
"
$1.30
52%
*
Reitman's Canada Ltd
Canada
Jan
50%
52%
293/4
July
6.00
3.75 Jan
21%
400
22
—
•
common
100
Jan
Feb
20%
14% July
21
5
Calgary Power
Feb
50
Ltd
Steel
Placer
57 % May
92% Feb
14%
/ii/
.*
Products
class
Petroleum
4%
*
Gold
88
,
*
Jan
1
A
12
2,501
*
23%
Jan
B
Building
Bulolo
class
500
94
Penmans
Jan
4.65 Mar
Apr
;
Ltd
13%
94
113/8 Mar
Feb
52
100
Companv
Mills
13 Va
_
__
Price
89
Jan
13%
1,110
Jan
25
Mar
*
13
Jun
150
35
143/4
31
12%
30%
1,632
28%
30%
12%
19%
21
415
Apr
31
1
Jan
921/4
May
May
7%
40
July
56%
31
30
203/4
27
92%
Jan
29%
Jun
12%
553/4
May
27%
29%
Jan
7,608
20%
14
499
109
37%
3,398
21
Jan
May
14
19%
92%
Feb
9%
105
120
27%
553/4
7%
75
200
18
♦
150
835
38
19%
25
com
109
7%
183/4
27%
100
Telephone
109
7%
al2%
5
—
preferred
Pacific
Apr
54
July
May
14% July
38
27
Jan
Jan
183/4
3.05
2.75
26
23
12%
Page-Hersey Tubes
57% May
53
May
6%
May
Feb
al2 : al23/8
.
*
A
Jan
24% May
26 % Apr
20% Mar
28,748
109
*
.-„10
23
Jan
25
4,156
14%
Jan
183/4
50
22
14%
High
16 3/i
20
183/4
*
Products
preferred
Bruck
■'
26
21%
„100
pfd
class
_
_
Light
Flour
7 7o
3.05
*
Power
4% '/o
Brown
50
50
Oil
26
v
•
Mines
Scotia
Ontario
*
American
British
5%
6,085
14%
_
Corp
(Robert)
Ogilvie
May
55%
British
Ltd
Trust
Jan
50
55%
7
233/4
Low
100
21%
_
Locomotive
Nova
Jan
*
Brazilian
partic
Montreal
Morse
25
!
*
B
Moore
a23
May
76%
10
Bowater
23%
10
Montreal
25% May
'Feb
69% Mar
25
Paper
6%
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
22%
*
common
Shares
High
23%
•
Ltd •
Tel
Breweries
Class
Jan
Bell
Bowater
Ltd
Co
Noranda
200
67
71
67
9
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Telephone
Bowater
5%
preferred
Ltd
&
for Week
22%
■
19% May
*
common
Tel
56
*
Corp
Corp
River
_
*
Asbestos
Bloedel & Powell
Massey-Ferguson common
5 % 7o
preferred
Metropolitan Stores common
May
12% May
53% May
9% May
•
50
preferred
Range
of Prices
a23
Co "A".-2.50
2.50
Paper
Sales
Low
-
Maritime
Apr
&
B
Mailman
Jun
47%
45%
Power
MacMillan
May
•
$2.90
Class
High
pfd—50
pfd—50
;—50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%&
Bailey
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
56%
*
—
Aluminum Co of Canada 4%%
Class C
Maclaren
*
common..
Algoma Steel
Ai..mlnium
v
25
& Paper
preferred
Power
4%%
Shares
Low
Last
Sale Price
Sales
for Week
I
Week's
Par
of Prices
Par
STOCKS
Dollars
Range
Sale Price
Abitibi
Canadian
■
Friday
Exchange
in
Week's
Last
(Range for Week Ended July 5)
35
Ltd
6c
14c
■
-13c
12
—.——10
Ltd———*
38%
11%
8c
8c
12
,
200
:8C
"700
18c
Jan
11% July
Jun
5%c
1.75
Apr
Jan
12% Mar
36
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Weeks
Last
Sale Price
Delta
Electronics
Dolsan
Mines
Mines
Dome
Ltd
*
Ltd
1.80
Ltd
of Prices
*-
Dominion
Explorers. Ltd
Leaseholds
30
*
Ltd
1.80
6%C
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd •
Drummond Weld'g & Steel Works Ltd *
Mines Ltd
1
Dumont
Nickel
Com
2,000
6c
Jan
9c
Jan
30%
Issues are segregated
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, and the second
3jc
Prices
Jan
Kootenay Power 77c
East
Sullivan
Elder
Peel
Empire
6,000
10c
1,165
23
50
87a
Mar
Apr
28% May
10'/4 Apr
75c
50,000
25Vic
Apr
85c
19c
20c
27,800
16c
Jan
25c
1
2.22
2.22
Ltd
&
1
Minerals
Explorations
Inc
1.01
Power
1
1,100
V
1.92
Jan
2.57
1.03
8,000
98c
Jun
1.17
Feb
3V2C
1,000
3c
Mar
4c
Feb
8c
Mar
35c
Jun
29'/2c 32 %C
345.200
Fab
Metal
Ltd
*
Fano
Mining & Exploration Inc
1
Fiscal
Lake
Genuine
Mines
Golden
Silver
Age
1
26c
Voting
100
13,000
13,500
15c
27c
32,000
18c
5c
15c
Jan
c
15c
15c
500
Jan
&
Metals
Central
35c
Aluminium
Jan
3,716
3.20
Apr
1.65
1,400
1.50
Jun
2.00
30 %c
34c
23,800
Jun
45c
Jun
July
4.25
2,000
10c
17c
July
17c
6c
3,000
5c
Mar
8c
1.95
2.10
1,212
2.80
May
5%c
500
6c
International
International
Helium
Atlas
Interprovincial
Co
Mining
Ltd
1
Ltd
*
1.45
Sulphur
Dredging
1.25
&
1.50
1.20
1.80
5y2c Jan
9c
1.40
Jun
2.28
1.20 July
1.25
10c
9 Vic
10c
38,000
1
3.30
3.30
3.50
10,662
7c
Jan
Iron
Kenting
Kiena
Aviation
Gold
Kodiak
Ltd
Labrador
Accept
Oil
Laiteries
50c
Mines-.
Petroleums
Laduboro
Lake
Corp
Dufault
Corp
class
A
12,900
2.85
Jan
5.15
1.10
Jun
1.60
May
I
'
8
400
1.31
36,650
7%
550
7 Va
May
7.20
7.20
300
5.70
Jan
Jan
1.41
11%
925
7%
Jan
6%
6%
625
6y4
Jun
3%C
1
12% Feb
3 %c
500
So
Apr
ny2
*
6%
1
Majortrans Oils & Mines Ltd
♦
5c
5c
Malartic
6c
7,000
4c
45c
45c
45c
2,800
38c
4c
Jun"
1
Jun
Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd—
Massval
Mines
Ltd—
".
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
Melchers
Distilleries
Mercury
7%c
Ltd7% ' pfd
49%
50
18c
22c
5%
5%
a24c
200
Pleasant
Royal
1
National
Needco
New
Automatic
Ltd
1.60
Vending
Co
Newfoundland
Lt
&
Amulet
8c
9c
v.'V. a7
1.601
1.60
1.45
1.60
1.55
Pow
Co
Co
Mines
Ltd
4c
10
110
16c
15c
,_1
3 %c
12c
North
Northwest
11c
Peace
Silver
Metals
Nickel
6%
cum
1.45
14,000
C
2.75
Apr
6c
41,000
Jan
16c
15c
Feb
July
11c
3y2c July
7c
34c
34c
27c
Jun
57c
1,000
16c
Jun
24c
28,000
7.10
7.10
15c
7.10
600
Jan
22c
8.20
3.25
3.00
33c
3,500
30c
48c
1st
Quebec
Cobalt
R
&
M
Red
Renold
Gold
pfd
A
Iron
Jun
8c
Jan
Canada
46c
70c
Canada
5c
Jan
85,000
3%c
Jan
4c
4c
5,500
a48
a48
15
45
Jan
49
10%
10%
1,050
9
Jan
V-v
4c
Jan
18c
3.00
3.00
13c
13c
1
A
Ltd
—
*
a
*
class
16%
—
'
2 %c
al6
'25
10c
V';i5%
2,000
3.75
17c
Jan
16
lc
May
Feb
26c
500
Jun
Lawrence
Columbian
Lawrence
fiaucon
Shop
&
Silver
Save
Bobey's
1
Ltd
Mines
Stores
Canada
2.95
92c
600
89c "
23c
29c
169,900
8V2
8y8
8V2
•
42c
A
7,100
42c
July
80c
33,800
35c
Jan
*
11c
•
51c
Stairs Exploration
& Mining
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
1
Tazin
Mines
Trans
United
United
United
United
Val
Van
Ltd
Freezers
Ltd
class
Electric Co
.
5,700
1.95
7c
4,000
1.55
100
*
16 %c
8c
8c
99c
95c
9
%C
1.51
1.00
300
10,000
Jan
Anr
1.65 July
7c
Mar
"
16y2c 16 %c
6%c
51c
23,850
7c
1.55
Jan
16 y2 Mar
"
8c
July
62c
Jan
8c
8c
5,000
6c
Jun
6c
6 %c
4,500
2.40
2.40
230
30
30
125
6c
2.40
24%
May
Jun
Jan
I:
Preferred
Ltd
Mining
Westburne
Westville
Oil
Jan
8 Vi
64c
42c
16
120 %
May
84c
1.80
May
13c
9c
9c
9%c
3%c
3%c
21,500
-
900
6c
Mines
1
•
Ltd-
_1
5y2c
6c
58,309
3c
82c
990
81c
4c
4c
1,500
3%c
30
Apr
Speculative
For
Inv
Fd
footnotes,
of
Canada
see
2
page 39.
5%
6Ve
1,100
3.85
Jan
3.05
3.15
1.95
2.15
6.
3,438
May i
2.75 Jan
4.65 Mar
2,000
1.95 July
3.15 Jan
6
-
27 Vb
27 Va
27%
*
9,933
27 Va
Jan
18 Va
19%
193/4
Jun
21
20 %
21
18,150
10,144
Jun
12% May
30 %
19%
•
19%
23% Jan
35
*
35
Feb
280
30%
Jan
20
19%
19%
19%
100
19 Va
common_25
Apr
55%
55%
56%
633
100
51%
Jan
108
108
108
25
105 Va
Apr
100
97
97
98
95
90
90
100
85
108
40
107
10
7%
7%
13%
13 Va
4
12
20%
21
500
17
Jan
4.50
4.50
150
26
26
26%
450
7
7
7
200
8%
9Va
1,850
60c
60c
60c
676
22%
22%
23
4,690
5
♦
5
210
51%
51 %
Feb
Jun
7% Mar
3.75
Jun
90%
112 %
Jan
21
9%
14
6 3/4
Jan
6.00
31%
Jan
42c
Feb
10 %
Jan
1.15
Feb
Jan
5
Feb
7% Mar
8% Mar
20 %
Feb
May
July
..
21
:•:
Feb
21
Feb
'
98
Jan;;;;
13%
+
Jan
24% May
6% Apr
Jun
51%
25
49
Mar
38
36%
38
1,894
29
Jan
28%
28%
28%
197
27
Jan
19
19
310
18%
Feb
28%
28%
28%
640
Jun
44
30
44
44
May
10
35
Jan
44
41%
41%
41%
May
200
35
Jan
43
23 Va
21%
23 V*
May
2,015
Jan
25
May
»
*
»
*
common
94
Apr
58
May
108% May
Jan
340
39
20%
1
Mar
108
Stone
10
25%
20
52
Jun
40
/
Apr
30
May
19% Jau
91
90 Va
91
90
85
Jan
88
92
Jun
86 %
88
260
69%
Jan
♦
90
61%
60
62
Apr
505
56
Jan
62
60 Va
61%
365
55
Jan
78%
78 %
78%
July
61% May
270
100
74%
Feb
81
96%
96%
96%
25
93%
Jan
97
Jun
51
51%
99
51
Feb
58
Apr
12% May
14
July
A
*
♦
12.50
class
13%
14
200
*
13%
13%
500
10%
10%
4,515
B
*
10%
■J( 11%
Jan
14%
Apr
8
Jan
113/a
Apr
Jun
•
10%
10%
10%
23,240
10%
50
Feb
52%
51%
52 %
11% May
455
51
50
Feb
55
Canners
Curtis
285
51% Mar
55
9%
10
1,840
8% Mar
11
2.20
2.20
2.35
Apr
470
1.60 Mar
"2.30
2.30
2.65 May
740
1.60 Mar
12%
13%
405
2.70 May
37
;—_"i
class
Celanese
>54
10
May
May
53
*
com
A
$'1%
*
pfd-
13%
25
37
Food
V
Jan
14
May
38%
9%
37%
10 Va
Jan
10
—
-—3
Wright
9,205
8%
Feb
3.85
4.10
5,600
3.00
Feb
8%
10'/a
11% May
5.00 May
14,724
.
10%
•
75C
k;y
•:
130
75c
75c
6%
6%
1,447
4.00
4.00
4.00
360
53%
common—*
———————50
53%
Co
53%
*
common
_—r——
Electric
General
Investment
General
Securities
pfd
4.25
18
19
;
*
37%
42%
38
3.10
50.:
475
42%
42%
i
class
A_*
100
Jun
Feb
Jan
4.25 July
1
15% •15%"
Jan
6 Va July
220
317a
28
•
70c
:*25
4.25
18
-20
General
36
6 3/4
800
6%
Froducts
Foundation
11
4.05
*
—
'17%
Hydrocarbon
Imperial Bank
Industrial
5%
5c
16%
Jun
35
Mar
10 Va
Jan
July '
1.00
Jan
9%
Jan
4.05
Jun
54 %
Jun
,4.25 July
19
Jun
39
Feb
148
33%
Jan
44 % May
200
15
Feb
16%
Jan
86c
Jan
8 Vic
Jan
6
Jun
—
1778
17%
177a
64%
65 Va
3,280
3,109
15% Mar
65
19% May
613/4
Feb
8%
8%
8%
69 % May
730
8 %
Jun
35c
43c
*
79,324
15%
15%
16
1,960
41c
._—
Industries
Marconi
common
Co
1
4.20
4.10
4.20
32%
31 Va
32%
—10
11 Va
11%
11%
•
•
preferred
Canadian Vickers
4%
100
-
_*
Capital
Westinghouse
Bldg
K
P
Jun
32% July
11% Feb
Jan
29
26
JV6
26%
35%
35%
50
34
Jan
46
34
34
34
325
29%
Jan
353/4; Jun
87
87
60
83%
Jan
87
"
•
18
18
23 %
452
18
20
18
July
22%
19%
19%
225
17
Jan
20 Va
17%
140
15%
Jan
21%
21%
17%
22
125
20 %
*
Jan
22
30
30
31
July
267
25% Mar
32
Jun
2,100
-
•
new
-
3.10
3.05
3.10
—*
15%
15%
15%
25
68
68
69
129
13%
13%
13%
288
113/a Mar
6%
6%
7
1,269
3.00
Wines
common
Warrants
2.80
*
common
•
-
—
Columbia Cellulose
Conduits National
Mar
July
17 %
25
Gai
May
19 %
Industries
Development
Clairtone
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
17%
Chrysler
C
4.95
4.00
243/4
__20
Gas
-
''"
Canadian
Apr
20
Western Natural
*
Jun
16%
com—•
—
preferred
Preferred
62c
Feb
35%
.
•
4%%
Feb
Jun
13%
51,005
,■"" 676
Pacific
Railway
Petrofina preferred
Canadian Tire Corp class A
Common
Canadian Utilities common
10
33c
550
25
Canadian
Jan
4Vic Mar
:•
10
2.50
Canadian
Jun
Jan
common
Gas—
•
1
1
,
Apr v
July
May
50
v;
5
"
Canadian
May
t2V8C Mar
May
1,700
1.95
Apr
50% Feb
5% Jan
49% July
150
6
3.05
49
Cable
Canadian
Jan
3.15 May
Jan
Mar
4c
82c
50
s;
100
•
50 '■
5%
18% Jan
Apr
10
preferred
Rights
14c
1
York
5%
49%
•
Canadian
Jan
3.65 Mar
May
5% May
53% May
54% Jan
40
♦
Canadian
1.14 Mar
12c
Jun
3c
4.90 Jun
265
warrants-'
Canadian
1
57% May
'
Canadian
Jan
16 Va
Jan
53% Feb
852
■
Feb
19 Vi
16
5
11,397
5V4
51
common
Canadian
Feb
1.50
55%
52
Products
Canadian
Jan
485
&
Preferred
Jun
75c
-300
37%
55V8
50
.,
52
♦
Ltd
Apr
57c
5
33% Jan
50
Canadian
Jan
2.03
14Vic
,
150
230
52
Corp
warrants—
Canadian
May
13c
Jun .I
12%
37%
*
A
1st
Feb
Dun
.5%
55%
Canadian Dredge Dock
Feb
50%
12
Jan
4.10
3.25 May
56
Jun
preferred
Canadian
Apr
763/4
37
5%
t
B
.Canadian
Feb
Jan
1.55
75
Feb
May
12%
50
Canadian Collieries common.*—;
July
July
5
53%
70
•
Chemical
Warrants
1.00 Mar
40c
1.50
53%
37%
£1
Canadian
July
31c
1
Ltd
Jan
•
Class
Jan
1.10
3.800
1
Corp
Co
3.20
Jail
1.70
Jun
100
—50
preferred
Class
Chateau
Weedon
2.50
3.20
Jun
103
69% Mar
400
3.20
Aviation
B
Canadian
4.75
29c
3,500
•
Ltd
1,331
2.70
3.20
*
Canadian British Aluminum
Jan
55c
1
Feb
Jan
623/4
25
——
Wire
Class
Apr
:',"50c
32c
Jan
Apr
100
2,710
100
Breweries
Preferred
6%c Feb
16
'
53c
11 %
35c
*
preferred
Canada Steamship Lines common
Apr
31c
855
5,200
100
class
Canadian
55c
\
35
46c
68
;
Canadian
31c
16
102
40c
71
Sugar
Safeway
May
•
10
102
67
*
Permanent
Jan
•
Associates
Vanguard Explorations
Virginia Mining Corp
16,850
8c
6c
*
Ltd
Swimming Pools
Hout
118
54c
1
*
A
Mining Co Ltd
Principal Properties
Der
1.65
14V4 May
110 y2 Jan
1
,
Obalski
Mar
32,100
51c
Jun
*
Ltd
Corporations
Towns
117 y2 117 Va
11c ny2c
29c
35
1
Ltd.-
Canada
al5
1
Ltd
Exploration
1.95
118,350
1
Sullivan Consolidated Mines Ltd
fiupertest
Petroleum
Ltd
Tib
41c
al5
1
Mines
Feb
45c
75c
34c
100
Talisman
6y4
42c
75c
pfd
Mines
4,533
Apr
Jun
'Jan
35c
Dufault Mines Ltd
Spartan Air Services
Lake
12c
1
Bouth
Tache
3.60
1
Ltd
Power
1,265
89c
•
Ltd
class
3.55
26c
1
Mines
Mines
3.55
1
Ltd
Summit
Town
South
Metals
Lands
(1957)
Regent
Silver
Bilver
Diversified
Development
Jan
45c
*
Canada
Canadian
fit
22 %
19% May
25
MayyV
24%c Apr
Jan
15V'2
1
30c
Jan
2.25 Mar
7,100
al6
30c
14 %c
200
a 16%
2%c
A—*
warrants
2,100
.
18
Jan
50
70%
...
A
B
Canada
17c
1
11%
16%
Feb
1,305
24
102
l
Canada
May
240
17%
24
_*
preferred
Class
11% May
10%
Ltd_l
Refining Ltd
Canada Ltd
4%%
8% May
18
16%
24
*
Cut.
Packers
7c
May
July
3.25 May
53% May
10% Jan
Feb
67
Malting
Apr
Feb
7
17
•
Foundries
4%c
May
53 % Apr
Apr
100
Jun
93/4 May
Feb
50
IOV/4
50
12%
53 "1
17%
*
1,000
7c
7 %
50%
647
•>-/:'
70 7a
common
9,200
5%c
10%
•7%
120
53
10%
*
—
5,850
__5
Goldfields
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
fit
Foils
53
52%
A
Dominion
Canada
63c
Exploration
Mines
Chains
Canada
Canada
53
53
10%
20
3.25
6%c
Feb
common
Crushed
5%c
1
Bearings (Can) Ltd class
Crest
Cement
5c
Feb
50%
2.55
A
Preferred
Jan
50
preferred
2nd
Chibougamau
Quebec
Smelting &
Canada
62c
1.60
312
common
preferred
67c
f
i
Quebec
A
5%C
1
52%
10
common
2
Ltd
Jan
1
Bread
Class
Apr
May
Jan
7%
52
;
100
r.
Class
30c
8%
4,600
50
•*.
class
1
part
&
&
Canada
Jan
Feb
..
6.60
1,610
9%
_*
Sugar
Canada
13c
12%
Enterprises
Calgary Power common
Mar
17
14c
18% Jun
12
9%
*
class
Forest
Co„
Feb
-17
15c
14V8 Mar
12%
Cabol
14Vic Mar
2,000
2,550
-
10
.
Feb
34c
18%
Products
Ltd
Burns
■
July
I
52% Mar
17%
10
Feb
4c
11c
250
100
17%
<__*
Bullochs
Jun
200
53%
24 % Apr
50% May
53 % May
9%
B
Building
July
113
53 %
Mar
18
Power
preferred
Class
Apr
Jan
12c
9 Vic Mar
r-
53%
common
Brown Company
Bruck
Mills
class
Jan
73
26,125
.12c
July
3c
290
Jun
12,000
•
Co
cumulative
non
1,025
9%
43/a%
2.45 Mar
6c
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Power Corp of Canada—
4%%
Feb
11c
Mines Ltd 1
Oil
Mining
Jan
3%c
Mines
Canada
Gold
6%
1.50
22
46% Feb
*
6%%
preferred
Brcckville Chemical
Jan
11c
Ltd
Mining & Smelting
Mining Corp
Pennbec
Jan
1.90
3%c
River
Phoenix
Pitt
Feb
36c
8c
Jun
48 %c May
Jun
Jan
2,580
3,600
•.
British Columbia
Telephone
$6 preferred
4%%
preferred
Feb
_1
Corp
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
.1
Dpemlska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l
Patricia
Apr
70c
100
16c
5 Vac
Rare
Canalask
%
87c
-1
Asbestos
American
4
Jun
May
Jun
>50
110 110%
_1
Ltd
Ltd
;
3.60
49c
77,050
a7
24c
20y2c
7,600
71c
Columbia
30
21%
Jan
23
Oil
Columbia
Columbia
Preferred
May
48
common
British
59
108%
22%
*
British
243/4 May
Jan
47%
—
Tank
Jan
*
Paper
Traction
&
Jan
19
43%
50
A.
&
British
Apr
Jan
18,018
106
22%
.-
class
American
Jan
41c
29
Jun
47%
A
Industries
British
5% Jan
•
Jan
1.10
1,000
60c
1
Mines Ltdo—
Norlartic Mines Ltd
American
50c
36c
Feb
Mar
14c
11,400
65c
Nocana
North
26c
Jun
51/4
854
Jun
110% July
9.75 Jan
7.50 Mar
3,877
Jun
Jun
31%
Feb
Jan
108
class B
Bridge
Jan
Apr
2,200
8%c
-
*
Exploration
West
9c
54%
12c
6,000
1.70
50c
VV
Ltd.
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
21 %c
_•
Frigistors Ltd
Newrich
1.60
21 %c
50c
•
common-
Ltd
22^22 Vic
22c
*
"l;
ill/.
Mines
Dairies
Jun
15c
2.90
2.65
27%
56%
npr
88c
107%
23%
100
Brazilian
Jan
Jan
100
55%
28
.* 46
Jan
2.00
6,141
22%
29
■
Mar
2.35
65c
3,637
50
107 %
Bramalea
Jun
Jan
1,000
a24c
5%
•
1.03
29
8.30
22%
•
Valley
-
110% 110 %
8.00
*
_
12Vic Feb
28%
22
105
-
Jan
25
Bowater Corp 5%
preferred
5 Vi %
preferred
Bowater Paper
Bowaters Mersey preferred
Jan
6c
9,500
5
-
44%
140
21C
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd— -l
Monpre Mining Co Ltd__.
Mount
1,500
50
•
Mid-Chibougamau
Mines
Ltd
Midepsa Industries Ltd
Mistango River Mines Ltd.i
Mount
7%C|
5
Chipman
Bow
7.20 July
12
Jun
2.55
2,550
4,900
56%
Beaver
Jun
4,300
2.40
40%
50:
Bros common
Lumber common
Bell Telephone
8% May
Jan
3.80 May
25
May
107 V2
-
Beatty
7% May
7Vi
60c
3.35 Mar
*
:
class
Power
188
23
common
Bates' Innes
3.65
88c
*
Bathurst
25% May
10
A
Bartaco
Feb
2,204
24 % Mar
2.75
10
Ltd
2.00 May
330
23
29
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
6% Mar
3.95
1.24
—1
Ltd
Jun
1.20
8
1.27
*
Ltd
5%
"7%
1
Lamontagne Ltd class A
Leland Publishing
Lingside Copper Mining Co
100
Apr
1.10
1.20
5
A
5%
3.85
3.90
•
class
Mines
5%
*
Ltd
Ltd
Leclerc
5%
2.60 May
iV. Higi
Jun
25%
.
110 %
100
.
Preferred
20%c Mar
LOW
1.15
308
5.476
8.25
Sugar Refineries
Class
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
45%
85c
5
.
B preferred
Hardware class A
Atlantic
Autofab
Jubilee
.
B
Temple
Shares
1.50
2.40
.
_
class
Ash
July
.♦
__
preferred
Class
Dollars
Sales
2.70
100
Ltd
Imperial
Ashdown
Apr
5,091
1.25
being
43%
23
♦
—
;
$2.60
Mar
3,400
Mining
Ltd
Apr
—
common—
common
$2.70
Inspiration Ltd
International Ceramic
one
OILS.
for Week
88c
Argus Corp common
Class C preferred
$2.50 class A preferred
Jan
1.95
5 Vic
6c
5
Anthes
Apr
Jan
Canadian
2.75
•
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
Jun
3.85
25
_
-
4%
preferred
4%% preferred
Apr
8 Vie
1.55
Ltd—1
_
Steel
3.70
17c
__
preferred
Algoma
29 Vic May
45%
warrants
B
Algoma
1.60
17c
A
Class
Jan
3.80
17c
_
_
Trunk
Mar
,21c
first
and
25
common
trust-
Mar
1
*
_
8
May
5 V2
Class
Jan
'
—
_
6c
Jan
8,000
3c
6% July
3%c Jan
The
parts.
MINES
3.65
—
Gas
♦
common—
Class A preferred—
Apr
8%
Ltd-*
Ltd
:
Mines
6V2
27c
23c
15c
23c
Jun
Feb
3 %
5%C
Mines Ltd
Uran
Jan
8
2c
30V2C
Mines
Grandroy Mines Ltd
Gui-Por
'
23c
1
Canada
12,000
6%
27c
*
of
10c
700
2c
3V2
*
Mines
32,400
8%
2c
1
.
Ltd
Ltd
Autotronics
Lake
Ltd
13c 15 %c
8%
2c
5
common—
(1945)
Minerals
Fundy Bay Copper
Futurity Oils Ltd
Glen
1
Ltd
Mines
Reliance
Fox
Ltd
Industries
Fontana
Fort
Mines
two
the
High
1.50
common
Alberta Distillers
Warrants
Alberta
Fabi
>
Ltd
Preferred
May
1.01
33c
Acklands
Paper
in
Low
_*
adhidi
2.00 Jun
3%c
i
Ltd
1.55 Mar
list
Range
of Prices
Par
Abacon
f
3
into
Week's
Sale Price
Feb
a2.00
Expressed
Last
f ",V;:••/A.
Jun
a2.00
STOCKS
1.19 Mar
Feb
53c
100
Ltd
Oil
Equity
Mines
pfd
Are
Friday
INDUSTRIAL
■■•Preferred
East
Shown
Apr
Jan
21c
Exchange
Exchange
Feb
26%
28 %
19c
Toronto Stock
Jan
22 Vic
27
63c
1.95
250
V2C a91/2 c
8.9
Jan
5,500
20c
28
»
1.50
30
26c
Dumagami
9,900
The
High
29c
29 %
21c
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
Low
1.75
1
Dominion
Toronto Stock
Shares
High
6 %c
1
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
(Range for Week Ended July 5)
for Week
Low
.
Sales
Range
Par
.
7 Va
3.00
7Va
100
Jun
3.05
Jun
13%
Jan
16
75
Jun
14 Va
Jan
5%
Apr
2.10 Apr
2,145
83/4
6
Jun
56 % May
1,900
3/4
83/4
Jan
4.10
,
..
'- ,8%
4.15
Jan
*Jan
8% May
3.80 May
Jan
7% May
Jan
9% May
-
Number 6279
198
Volume
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday.
Week's
Friday
Last
'■
?■
V'i. ;>> >
Consolidated
Building
,
Consolidated
5.50
common
*
*
*
6%
38%
,
19
Credit
39%
/•
Timber
Crestbrook
Dominion Bridge
Dominion of Canada Gen Inv
Electrohome
Preferred
19%
119
119
ny4
11%
2.25
Jun
17
Feb
Feb
10%
18
102 y4
102%
Jan
950
17
Jun
19
300
19
July
2.25
500
*
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Scottish
Invest
7'/a
7%
common—♦
Preferred
8%
Coal
y
*
12
7V2
Jun
8%
450
50
50
100
8
Apr
47 % Mar
12%
990
10
17,395
Dominion Stores
•
16
15
16%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common
*
18
17 y2
18
1
Jan
12
50
Steel
1.95
100
Jan
13% Feb
Preferred
5%%>
E
M
Ltd
P
Preferred
Mexican
&
Power
*
10
Apr
9%
Brewery class A
Class
Jun
50%
Brick
Molson
May
Famous Players
Fanny
Canadian
Candy
Farmer
Federal Farms
Grain
Federal
30
Jan
13%
450
253
265
47
Ford
Motor
59%
59%
60%
6,504
18%
18%
18%
950
17
27
26%
27
110
25
4.05
4.05
100
Ford
of
Fraser
liy4
Feb
39
Moore
Frosst
Class
265
Jan
66
Jun
Bakeries
General
Pete
Drill
General
Steel
Wares
45% Feb
30
60 y4
Tire Canada common
preferred
Mackay class A
_
Lakes
Paper-
Great
Lakes
Power
Jan
5y8
Jun
7
Hand
8
Hardee
Farms
35 y2
Jun
6%
6%
300
35
125
103
103
70
100
Jan
105% 105%
15
100
Jan
6%
Jan
13
13%
6%
6%
33 V8
Jan
480
:
10%
Feb
200
5%
Apr
Oshawa
14
Hawker
27
27
105
26%
Jun
32
76%
118
62 y2
Jan
Home
80c
800
65c
Jan
12
12%
3,314
7%
Jan
11
11%
1,325
8%
Feb
;
133
135
49 y2
49 y2
80
'•6%
6%
500
19 y8
20%
20 %
23%
20
3,501
•
127
Mar
45 y2
Jan
-
Feb
5%
15% Jan
19% Jan
Oil
80c
49%
Power
725
8.65
Jan
6U0
9V4
Jan
47:
47
bj
Feb
50
44
25
Natural
17
343
14%
Feb
Co
14
Feb
24
24%
1,?«5
59'A
60
25%
1.80 Mar
18%
3.50
Reid
58 y2 Mar
64
Jan
25%
100
25% May
26% Jun
3.75
100
3.75
Jun
4.25 Mar
International
1.90
2.10
9,300
1.90
Jun
4.10
Jan
Rolland
Ltd
21
Jan
20
350
17%
Jan
15%
320
13
Feb"
e
36%
36 Va:
'
9
85
25%
450
v
13
'
13 :/
•
19
19
19%
700
4.00
4.00
225
34
34%
835
8%
8%
9
500
B
Revenue
580
1.35 Mar
13%
Jun
58% Mar
5%
15
66
May
40
July
13
Jun
24%
25%
-6 %
Jan
4,385
24
Jun
97
97
35
96
Apr
•
4.60
4.60
535
4.50
Jun
18
375
5%
5%
1,500
4.75
Jan
18%
18%
100
17%
Jan
55c
17
Jan
192
26%
Apr
2.50
July
6% Mar
8%
Feb
10% May
9%
9%
9%
II,690
1.40
1.40
1.40
600
36%
36 %
37
7%
7%
7%
73c
75c
103%
102 104%
16
6%
28%
100
18%
Apr
16
Mar
Jan
Jan
60
Mai'
6%
Apr
67%
6,780
63 y4 Mar
73%
100
8
200
8
Apr
12%
425
8
Mar
13% May
52
52
60
47%
Jan
*
11
11%
10
Jan
*
9%
S%
100
9%
52% Jun
11% July
11% Mar
*
*
20
20
*
10
5%
5%
6,124
4.50
Jan
5% Mar
20%
20%
180
19%
Jan
23% May
23
24
105
20% May
24
May
22
22
100
19
22
July
4.00
4.00
100
7
7%
4,105
9%
9%
200
preferred
pfd——
class A pfd
$6.00
3.20
v.',.
_*
25'/a
6,510
23 y2
Jun
27%
"
80
48 y4
Jan
5
84
85%
1,856
78%
Jan
87
*
2.35
2.55
10,272
1.50
25c
63
63 y4
375
57%,
55
56%
1,563
53
Jan
Mar
4,763
3.10 Mar
11
325
2,450
6
6
700
2.15
200
*
Warrants
750
*
common
200
16%
2,614
7%
7%
800
65c
Cement
9%
16%
10
Canada
of
9%
•
Kelvinator
Labatt
65c
3.20
3.30
Warrants
,
30
1
2.40
2.60
2,230
1,600
10
Gas
11%
11%
325
1
Lake Ontario Cement common
Preferred
4.95 Jan
2.05
2.10
Kelly Douglas class A
9% Feb
1,150
3,600
60c
preferred
preferred
For
com
;
300
45c
1,000
6%
Jun
Jan
10
/
Feb
9
72 % Mar
81
May
24%
Jun
26
May
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
Jun
69c
Jan
Jun
Feb
11%
Jan
2.65
4.85
1,740
30
30
50
28%
Jan
30%
45
45
55
44
Jan
26%
27%
45% May
28% Feb
68
13%
7
Apr
Apr
3.15 Apr
3.55
Jan
Jan
10% May
Feb
80c
11% May
Jar
Feb
6% May
1.70 Mar
2.65 May
50c
2.40
12%
17% May
Feb
2.35 Feb
9%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
6.55
17%
16%
17%
10,874
*
4.55
4.40
4.55
900
*
14%
14
14%
2,190
12
May
*
Industries
class
Dairies
B
K
D
A
—
14
13%
14
365
13
Jan
34
27
•
5.30
Jan
13%
Jan
4.40 July
7%
80c
Jun
Feb
3.40 May
2.90 May
11%
33%
10%
34%
1,869
29%
Jan
11
11
2,535
2.75
Jan
20
*
*
19%
19%
20
1,230
17%
Jan
33%
31%
33%
610
31% July
4.15
4.15
4.15
900
3.80 Mar
*
9%
*
,21
*
Ltd
Manufacturing.
*
l td
Foods
Standard
Paving
-—
of Canada
.
*
*
14%
14
Jun
July
9% July
35%
Jun
3.55
Jan
20
Apr
36%
Jan
4.60 May
12%
Jan
9%
340
21%
15,833
Feb
21% May
22
22%
1,065
19 Vb Mar
23% May
16%
16%
590
15 % Mar
19 % May
3.55
30O
3.50 July
4.25 May
1.30
1.30
1,200
1.10 Mar
20%
1.30
20%
540
17%
Jan
22
18%
1.40
Jan
Jun
Towers
Marts
Traders
Finance
class
85c
Jan
Apr
18%
Feb
„»
13%
14%
5,245
15%
20%
21%
890
20% Mar
22%
Jan
38%
38%
255
38
44 V2
Jan
Victoria
6%
2.430
12%
Feb
Vulcan
Jan
5%
Apr
5%
y
100
5%
65
2,006
59%
Apr
Feb
66% May
70c
350
60c
Apr
3.50 Jan
13
13,093
12%
Jun
1963
United
Jan
Mar
Jan
30 %
14%
14%
Jun
15 % May
7%
12,320
14,400
14%
7
6%
Jan
8
.—50
51
51
-20
50
Jan
51
•
21
22
6,965
18%
Jan
50
55
56
325
53
Aor
57
Jun
preferred
50
56
56
55
56
July
59
Jan
*
30
30
275
1
—*
*
Pipeline
Pipeline
Pipeline—
1st
pfd
Canada common
class
A
:
.
.
29%
Feb
.
23
30 %
Jun
Mar
July
Jun
Jun
26
27
90
23%
Jan
28
May
30
30
50
28% Mar
31
30
30%
30%
75
28% Mar
31
May
Jun
*
preferred
Corp..
5
5%
1,150
4.90 Mar
6%
5%
*
Gray
.
*
—30
—
Steel
&
15%
42
Mar
Vendomatic
38
51%
Jun
20
12%
Jun
8% July
Feb
39
B
39
68c
J an
21
Corps
Jan
64
*
A—
Preferred
Jun
5%
6%
49
preferred
B
Jun
25
100
of
A
15%
400
49
7.548
Acceptance
32 y2
8%
49
40
Gas
450
8%
28 %
Union
Class
91%
;
Union
Class
53
Apr
28
Canada
United
Jan
87
40
Prairie
Class
43
50
•
Trans-Mountain
Trans
630
*
10
common
preferred
Trans
49%
91%
*
com
Paper
Dominion Bank
$5
Apr
May
49
91
50
Inv
Gen
Toronto
535
Jun
9.05 May
20% May
5% Feb
*
common
Thompson
200
6%
Apr
9%
16%
*
Preferred
38
Jun
5.00 Jun
—100
Canadian
Third
65c
Jun
Mar
20 %
.
*
common
Canada Ltd
Texaco
16%
13%
11
3.50
1
f
Tamblyn
Jan
Jan
4V2 Mar
6.25
1,265
7,646
*
:
Steinberg class A
Supertest Petrol ordinary
Supertest common
Switson Industries
Jan
59"%
10
9
25% May
6.40
Canada
of
Oil
Apr
58c
14%
Jan
4.75
8% May
4.65 Jun
3.30 Mar
May
10 y4
5%
44c
—*
Arts
16%
footnotes, see page 39.
10%
45C
Feb
675
37%
63c
new
25%
10%
9
8%
3
Financial
25%
315
7% May
Feb
8%
6V2
Laurentide
3,887
4.00
Jan
5.25
9%
10
Loan
3,715
Jan
2.25 Mar
2.35
60c
Warrants
Secord
7
76 %
Jun
6,965
Steel
54% May
10%
:.*•
350
Feb
9%
1,520
Stafford
Jun
51%
Feb
Gas
Southam
Feb
24
51%
11
5.00 Mar
Jun
3.20
8
12
Preferred
May
65%
10%
Map
9%
Simpsons
8% May
21% July
2.50
10
Feb
117
2.65
S
28% July
44%
10
•
-2
—53
Ltd
Class
Apr
6%
26
i
:
9%
Shell
19 % May
87c
Jan
60
60c
:
3.20
Jan
—*
Silverwood
25
Warrants
64%
u
.———
Shullys
100
•
8% May
1.20
Mar
55c
485.
common
Bldg common
Feb
56
6%
1,334
Jan
28%
3.25
Jan
2.55
May
6%
55%
2.50
6,375
41% May
Feb
4.80
''
Jan
28%
6%
35 Va
•
Jan
1.75
1.30 May
2,031
v
Feb
37
Batten
Warrants
May
21%
2.20
Apr
*
45% May
com—*
2.30
Jan
6%
290
1,020
Shawinigan
Shawinigan
Mar
100
1
8 V4
5,880
29
2.90
7%
Industries
*
Water Power common—_*
Class A preferred
■.
—50
Shell Investments preferred
20
Jan
630
\
9.00 Map
23% May
3.50 Map
*
Seven
Jan
4,205
500
6.10 Mar
Chemical
Oil preferred
(Hugh) class A
Say/ette
.
7%
16,266
:
11% Mar
8%
Salada Foods Ltd
Feb
1.60
6%
11%
Jun
15 % Map
2.50
73c
St Maurice
Jun
Jun
108
11%
9%
28 %
8
2.65
1
preferred
Paper class A
Russell
2.30 Jan
34%
Jun
60c
180
*
Jun
4.50
36% May
Jan
8 % May;
Feb
120
100
i
Properties
Royalite
May
50
180
18
Apr
Jan,
20% Jun
Jan
1
3,054
30
2.75
10
70c
Jan
3.40 May
20%
55%
6%
14
100
55%
56
38%
Jun
Mar
14% May v
Feb
3.20
8,197
20c
Ore
Nod well
Robin
May
23
14 %
Jan
3.20
*
100
Jan
Jan
12%
3.20
180
70c
10%
34%
5,669
1,692
6%
9%
85
May
27% Mar
21
98
492
Jun
Apr
Apr
7.25
11%
65
v
Jun
8% May
80
13%
11
64
38
V 21
20% Jan
12%
97%
1,850
r
July
15% July
Jan
20%
7% May
5,150
17%
12%
Jan
500
preferred
20
31% Mar
20%
6%
Jan
2,660
■v"/ 750*'
4.00
5%
13%
3,065
13%
37%
6%
75
13
13%
37%
13%
75%
1.60
V,
25
25
10
14%
-
310
85
10
-25
1.55
10,825-
£■-. 1,610
9
8%
851
25%
Royal Bank of Canada
2,467
*
20
Rothmans of Pall Mall
4.70
36%
19%
20.
:
.
Jun
69c
common
Preferred
$2.00
427
1*
Preferred
-
$1.25
27%
—*
Preferred
Club
Jan
27%
26% Mar
6%
21%
I
Apr
21.
25%
*
warrants
July
29 % Jun
29% Apr
Jan
6%
Lake
7
16 %
Feb
Feb
Jan
25c
B
14%
Jan
25
1
Serice.
Jan
•
20
18
25
Public
3
900
27 %
20
10
A
100
9% May
150
j
200
•
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
Jan
7
25
13%
common
7%
15%
24%
5
new
455
7
25
100
Preferred
Jun
9%
24%
40%
Nickel
International Utilities
57
*
1.25
Rockower
25
Powders
Jan
:—l
A
177
40
.
45%
I,350
common
Class
Jun
6%
Minerals
Jan ;
4;560
*
Revelstoke
25
*
Bronze
Apr
15%
*
Litho
Reitman
Jan
69c
Preferred
Jun
10%
Feb
20
A
Jan
13%
common
32
12
7.20
Grip
Class
17% May
200
5
preferred—
Gas
International
Lambton
15%
Jan
7% Mar
,
28%
Bros
Rapid
17% May
291
3.00
*
Gas
International
Laura
9%
1,145
•
Iron
Reichhold
ivicty
3.00
20
City
Lakeland
52%
;
Apr
tv
May
16%
Warrants
Lafarge
50%
•
Preferred
13%
16%
4.86%
I
Cement
Class
485
52
Warrants
Apr
10% May
10
Preferred
Jockey
7%
13%
Feb-
3.95
31 %
28%
180
7%
13%
r'
2.45 May
Jan
Jan
20
Quebec Natural Gas
,i
Jun
287
*
Inland
Class
31
1.75
3.00 Mar
27%
28%
Corp
Price
6% May
20%
10
1
common
Jefferson
31
*
Industries
Premium
Jun
12
_20
Inland
Jamaica
'475
*
common
Phantom
Jun
23%
14%
(John)
Class
1,380
•
Hersey
Penmans
July
13%
10
20c
Imperial Life Assurance
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco common
6%
preferred
Industrial Acceptance common
4%%
preferred
Inter
6,530
30
•
common
Drilling
Pembina Pipeline common—
11% May
144
Jan
23%
Co
Warrants
Inglis
2.15
3.45
*
Erie
Husky
2.05
3.30
10
Parker
Feb
11%
r
Huron
13% Mar
*
Bay
Jan
23% May
100
Pittfield
&
Hudson's
Jan,
*
Jan
*
Dauch
&
8
Feb
Feb
♦
Preferred
Hinde
7
'
79% May
74c
•
Hayes Steel
3.25 May
Jan
21%
7%
*
preferred
3.75
common
1.65
1.95
12%
25
Siddeley
Jan
1.25 July
125
Warrants
Page
Jan
*
common
109
544
13%
•
Petroleum
Pacific
May
8%
*
Preferred
T07% May
Jan
23
29%
30%
1
Wholesale
Overland
107% May
76%
common
Carpets
Harding
14% July
Feb
104%
'
104 V2 May
«
common
Jan
102
■
Apr
120
10
Chemical
2.15
•
Flour
Jun
748
2Q
*
common
12%
Apr
27% May
13 % May
13%
3.30
•
Cement
Ogilvie
Feb
21
2,373
5y4
Gas
Fixture
*
Cotton
Feb
23
29%
100
Products
18 % Mar
31%
20
Natural
Telephone
Robertson
Hamilton
Mar
10
Mines
Steel
50
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
-
13%
20
Store
25 y4
31
5%
20
*
trust
Industries
23
15%
Ontario
200
1
Winnipeg Gas
26
1,1 %
650
*
1
Ontario
31%
Warrants
Preferred
24 % May
Jan
20
common.
Jun
Jun
♦
common
7%
.
.
11% May
32 y4 Jun
Jan
8%
*
Great Northern Capital common
7%
*
A
& Debenture
171%
*
50
<
7%
_
Ontario Loan
350
11%
Great
115
*
*
Ocean
Jun
226
*
Goodyear
10
109
May
Jan
Jan
Jan
9
*
common
48,298
106
>25
500
0
Nova
5.50 Jan
83c
50c
'A"
Gordon
Voting
Greening
Mar
1
1%
class A
Envelopes
Greater
May'
185
1
Motors
4%
■>
3.50 Mar
65c
8%
*
General
Globe
20
63
181%
100
_
14%
106
25
Mar ':/■
•
18%
5,450
__
North West Utilities pfd
Scotia
Power
Jan
8%
„
_
Apr
19% May
■
*
Northern
Jan
4.95
181 y4
*
Development
Dynamics
General
270
100
pfd
14 V8
108%
i
Products
•
common
preferred
5%%
class
A
General
28
35
J.
904
1.30
♦
B
Northern Ontario
21% May
Feb
Jun
•
5%
General
57%
*
Power
Gatineau
55%
Jan
4.00
1,260
1
;
400
12%
Niagara Wire class B
Neon
July
50%
100
70c
class A
Trailer
Freuhauf
3.75
66c
common
(A J)
27
12 »/b
3.00
0
National Trust
13% May
Mar
189
*
(Charles)
51 %
Jan
13% Mar
■
14,432
:
1.25
_
Works.
Corp common.
(Robert) class
Morse
Mar
♦
Co
Companies
Freiman
29
3.75
5
Canada
Foundation
29
*
Co
47 V3
.
"
20
common—
Mfg
23
23%
2.85
•
Foods—
Grocers
13 y4
•
Fleet
425
24
23%
'
0
National
264
•
pfd
Products
Fibre
22
14%
_
Apr
•
1
:
common
130
_
Fine
Locomotive
Noranda
Falconbridge
1,410
23
*
B__
Monarch
Montreal
15% May
16'/a May
_
44 Va
•
Insurance
18%
23
108%
0
Milton
Drug & Chemical common
Mar
10
—.
17%
.''• ••'tv
0
1;
Midwest Industries Gas
2.75 Apr
National
30% Jun >
Life
203
—
Feb
642
Ltd
Emco
50%
common.
Jun
Jun
Light
12
39%
E'mpire
•49%
Feb
Jun y
38 y4
100
—
-20
.
Apr
11
36%
Jan
Jan
20
common
May
172
36%
9%
9%
3.00
21%
11
36%
Jun
7"% Mar
.
10%
"
Canadian Properties
C
24
11
.*
7%
2,380
8
8%
Mar
125
July
8%
26%
—100
20
1,495
——
3,832
124
7%
12%
-100
—
Jan
20%
Co—,—
Jan
*
Metro Stores
Jun
18
-
Feb
405
20 y8
Match
8 %
23%
*
Preferred
Eddy
Jan
50
:"V-<
0
——
preferred
Maxwell
Jun
19 y4
i
Jan
22%
20 y2
38%
May >
Jan.
.
220
23%
Ltd
Shoes
••
•
17%
22%
*
*
•
33%
8%
*
16%
22 y2
common
common
Dupont Co
33%
Apr
124
pfd
A
Maple Leaf Mills common
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Feb
68
Paper class B_ .2.53
&
21
13,912
23.50
Textile
Industries
Preferred
Dominion
Dover
13
31 %
1,090
Apr
124
18%
-
class
Maher
Mar
Jun
61
19
,
19 Va May
Jan
8%
^ l 'v
•
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
23% May
124
13%
2.25
?
_
Macleods
Uuxl
72
Jun
_*
warrants
Jan
10 %
30%
705 v
8
.
•
Ltd
1,294
8%
*
(M)
13%
2,762
V
High
8%
——
_
Power
2.90 Jun
53
110
125
32%
1
A
B
Maclaren
-■
Apr
Apr,
Jan
10
Lime
Loeb
32%
•
Preferred
15% Apr
Jan
47
3,153
class
17%
12%
31%
—
.
Cos
12%
31%
32%
inc
Class
16%
_
1,1969)
Jan.
Low
:'r
pfd—30
s
Groceterias
Loblaw
1.75 Mar
69
61
580
65%
17%
Jun
Jan
11 Mr
-
1st
pfd
Loblaw
Jan
Jan
1st
A
class
Range Since
High
Feb
120
102% 102 y2
64
3.65
B
Shares
12%
Groceterias
Loblaw
Jan
10%
1,610
.
8
51% Mar
•
1,900
3,158
18%
common-®
Co
2.80
54%
?
17%
preferred
Class
Jun
30
1.00
17
12%
May
55
3,116
52
•
—:
*V-
2.75
1
—100
:
Glass
Dominion
53
2nd
Loblaw
19 y4 May
Apr
July
9
49
•
14%
.■»
Preferred
Dominion
1,000
/ 65
*
*
common
Dominion Foundry & Steel
Dominion
-
14
2
Seagrams
Dominion
65
53
*
Estate
Distillers
1.10
'/>■
*
common
May
26
110
5
—
International Ltd
Crush
6
1.45
165 V
10
1.15
-
.
16% Jan
■
Jan
27% Apr
41% May
yJun
11
550
26%
9%
10
Zellerbach
Crown
Dale
common
6%
1.95
26
*
*
Trust
Crown
Feb
'
25
—
Imperial
6.35
Jan
1,130
2,875
1.85
Preferred
Jan
Jan
19,244
•A
.mn
36
11%
6%
8%
Levy Industries common_i;»_
9% May
Jan
22%
19%
>:• ;
9
Jan
4.75
-
Jun
7".i}
5,708 i;"-:'.
18 y8
:
6y2
for Week
Low
•
Sales
Range
of Prices
r
Par
7%
-
7,808
11%
v
Warrants
Cosmos
1,325
8,327
6.00
26%
11%
A
47
26,663
25%
>
38%
new
7
9%
;
8%
/
26%
*
«
>
Week's
:
Last
Sale Price
Low
8%
8%
6.00
class
Distillery
Coronation
9%
-.8 %
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
7
•
Paper
Gas
Consumers
Low
*
10
common
—
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Corby
Shares
—
Preferred
Warrants
(or Week
*
Bakeries
Consolidated
Range
of Prices
Par
•
(Range for Week Ended July 5)
Rales
Sale Price
37
(133)
J
3.90
3.95
440
3.70
Jun
-10
Trust
14
14%
1,750
13 %
Anr
*
4.40
4.45
670
4.00 Mar
16
Jan
Jan
May
4.50 Apr
38
(134)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
v
T
CANADIAN MARKETS "(Range
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
''•
••
Par
&
U
Waterous
Webb
&
Trans
Voting
Class
1
'
A
A
1
Weston
Wood
Woodward
4.90
4.90
100
Jan
5.0J Mar
Consolidated
Negus
75c
4,400
Jun
2.05
Jan
Consolidated
15
50c
3,103
Va
50c
90c
1.00
100
18
16%
Apr.
Consolidated
Jan
16
Apr
Consol
Jan
41%
Jun
Consolidated
Rambler
30c
3,450
12 Va
Jun
1.00 Mar
Consolidated
2.10 Mar
70c.
1,165
Feb
Consolidated
Poplar^.
Regcourt Mines
Consolidated
San norm
19 Vi May
Consolidated
.13%
.
16
Mar
17%
18
5,340
17
Jan
19%
20 Va
4,975
19% July
23
99
99 Va
195
Jan
100
9.25
9.60
4,117
108% 109 Va
60
9.25
*
•
Stores
Knitting
Ltd
2.60
'
"V':
2.60
200
Jan
2.75
Jan
Courvan
9%
2.25 Mar
Jan
Cowichan
9%
l,6o0
19
19%
1,178
19
July
5
19% July
4.50
4.45
4.60
1,495
15%
Feb
20% May
3.50
3.50
3.50
100
2.50
Jan
1,200
3.55
Jan
A
*
5%
4.95
5
%
Apr
3.85
Apr
5 Vi May
Lead
Croinor
Cusco
24c
l.bo
17C
14c
30c
29c
18c;
5,000,
18c 18 Vac
L...
4.20 May
14c
Mar
Apr
13c
•
1.80 Jun
v
19c
15C-:
13c
...
1,179
Apr.
1.09 July
Feb
1.25
5c>May.
1,Jl6
4.75
'
17 Vac
Feb
Mar
7c.
4,000
1.85
4.50
32c
.
Juiy
Feb
.9c
■
.
•
%.7.Vac
,
55,000
6c
,
Jun
Jun
1.01, Jan V
.3,785
15C*
6c
168,000 !l 25,600
17c
31c
2.55 May
5.25 May
22c
Jun
Jan
•22C
29c
Jun
43c
Jan
16c
Jan;
26c
May
62c
Jan
/
7c
-X 3,250
.
Jun
•
1.23
1.30
17Vt
17%
13c
17c
192,620
12 Vac 15 Vac
297,050
*
50c
Pershing
17%
1
:
^
*
-
12c
1
Copper
Craigmont Mines—
Crowpat
Apr
38c
4.75
-,-L.U-u--—•—I---—1
Mining
:
2oc
*
1
8c
600
l.bd
*
„
Mar
.,500
*
Zinc_
Ltd
4c
"•,.8,5 JO
11,400
*
Mines
Coulee
*
ciass
Petroleum—
Coppercorp
9%
A
West
May
1.09
9 Vac
Feb
20c
1.05
6c
Jan
2.33
Jan
1.03
Lief
53c
10c
1.01
1
Exploration
Copper-Man
111
19%
Electric
Conwest
Apr
v
12
Apr
8%
.
Apr
Jan
8.85
106%
Apr
May
100
pfd
class
2.60
94
20%
„
1
1
•_
2,500 \
1.05
lie,
High
Jun
1.95 July
1.03,
1
'.
36c
•
5VaC
24c
:1.
Mines
8,600
3,150
5c
1
Jun
-
May
12%
Low
42c
2.01
15 Vac 17 VaC
2.50
.'
——
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
39c
•
Mines—
Quebec Gold MineS—
Shares
1.95
l
Mines—
Northland
42c
1
Red
99
109 Va
Nicholson.
for Week
Low
2
Mines
13
13 V2 Mar
350
Exploration
i
06%
55
12 Va
18
4.25
1,834
14%
41
17 Va
x,/*
.•
(John) Co.
Industries
Zenith
Mosher
17 V2
100
(J)
York
Morrison
Consolidated
19%
Alexander
Wood
Consolidated
Jun
-*
A
preferred
Wood
Jan
60%
100
class
preferred
Warrants
$6
1.00
Mar
35c
95c
*
—5
B_„
4 % %
Jun
55
•
(Geo)
Class
27c
13%
40c
5
Pacific
1.000
4,215
14 '/a
•
*
Westell- ProductsWestern
-r-
Par
Hlgii
58 %
41 Va
14
*
common
Low
28c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
7oc
■■
14%
*
class
Plant
—"
High
'
75c
Last
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
57
58
*
i
trust
STOCKS
Shares
27c
__
*
.—
common
Foods
Indies
•
•
Equipment
Westfair
West
W
Knapp Canada JLtd
Westcoast
Low
1
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
-
Wainwright
Walker
Sales
Range
■"
Sale Price
I,
for Week Ended July 5)
15c"
1
—
Mines
14VaC
1
26 VaC
3UC
8,000
4,968
33c
16 Va
Jun
6 Vac
_
-
.'.20
Jan
7c
Jun
Jan
v
27c
.
Feb
3Vac
L, 018,097
1.31
Feb
15VaC Juiy
Jan
43c
Jun
10c' May
22c
Mar
1
Daering
MINES
%n
■'
r»
/
AND
Deer
*
Accra
5c
Exploration
Gas
Acme
Agnico
Mines
10 VaC
Ltd
Pacific
Pitch
Allied
Roxana
I
760
60c
11,500
24,120
1,524
Mar
43c
Oils
61c
66c
39c
39c
23c
—'
24c
5.75
24c
Ll(
Mines
73c
Jun
Dome
35c
Mar
54c
May
Dome
May
Donalda
5,320
23c
Jun
28c
3,500
15c
Jan
19c
17 VaC
20c
11 Vac
13c
5 V2C
5 Vac
5 V2C
3,600
27c
26C
27c
18,400
11c 12 VaC
2,480
Anglo Huronian
Anglo United Development
:
_—
Mines
8.00
L
31 Vac
9c
16 %c
Jan
6,000
Arjon
Gold
20Vic
Jan
4c
7 Vic
Jan
33c
Jan
May
May
Apr
5%cMay
92,800
Associated
35c
7.15
47,600
Jan
24c
7,000
90c
15c
18c
87c
85c
93c
54c
22c
20c
22c
10,400
1.00
1,00
1.00
52c
:
Coast
Copper
;
42C
Jan
1.29
18c
63c
Mar
May
July
1.31
Feb
33c
Jan
74c
Feb
I2V2C
Jan
34c
Feb
4,000
90c
Apr
1.10
9 Vac
2,500
6%c
Apr
9 Vic
7 VaC
7 Vac
July
16,000
5c
Jan
6 VaC
6 Vac
7 Vac
Aunor
Jan
3.45
3.55
50,600
1,400
5c
3.50
Yellowknife
Atlin
Ruffner
Gold
Bailey
Mines
Selburn
5%%
Banff
Mines
Mines—
class
A
._2
:
Eankeno
'4
in;
Base
Uranium
Belcher
i
IV'
if
•
\\k
Yukon
Bidcop
Black
2,700
23c
Mar
16c
Apr
55c
56c
5,100
49c
Mar
95c
4,200
91c
Jun
15c 15 VaC
2,500
}5c
Mar
21c
Jan
8,700
7c
Reef
-
12c
20
Oil
Canada
2.15
500
4.60
4.40
4.65
16 Va
Astoria
Australian
Canadian
Delhi
Canadian
Devonian
4.50
17,920
Petroleum
Canadian
Dyno Mines
Canadian
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian
High
400
41,040
12c
3.55
3.65
4.40
4.50
Malartic
North
4,395
Canadian
Can-Erin
Candore
Mines
Gold
Central
\
21c
3,000
18c
87c
3,312
85c
May
July
16c
681
14 %c
May
18c
40c
40c
Apr
16,800
33c
Jan
52c
Feb
8c
8c
1,000
7c
Jan
9
Jan
40c
Mines
6c
6c
13%c
16c
252,310
60c
62c
11
2,500
1,580
10%
7.90
9,272
7.05
Jun
1.20
1.25
5c
*
38c
66c
70c
Beta
Mines
1.03
Jan
1.75
Jun
6c
Apr
9%c
Jan
49c
May
Jan
75c
Jun
2.01
Apr
22c
Mar
18c
Jan
Gillies
Golden
Consolidated
May
15c
Apr
204,019
27c
Apr
^,57c
Jan
5c
Feb
13c
Jun
42c
45c
200
7 Vac
8c
3,750
7c
Jan
5c
5c
5,600
4c
Jan
5%c Mar
7,200
7 Vac
Irish
^,1
a 6c
-
21c
6c
1
26%
4.40
.6,000
jl 2,164
15
12c
11c
26 Vac
28c
92c
76c
15c
ll6c
7,500
15c
53 000
20c
Mar
96,075
11c
Jan
5c
.7,500
4 Vac
5c
5V2C
lie
5,000
8l/ac
Jan
15c
75,972
20 Vac
Feb
12c
13c
10,000
11c
27 Va July
20c
Feb
—1
1.40
1.38
1.40
4,900
1
29c
29c
30c
6,662
'
Joutel
Copper
Jowsey Mining
Keeley
Co Ltd—
Frontier
Kenville
Gold
Kilembe
Minerals
39c
81,000
14c
205,600
4 (2 c
Apr
14V2C
Juxa
6.85
4,835
6.45
Jan
7.45
Apr
2.50
2.50
300
23c
26c
Labrador
Mining
Lake
Shore
Luz
Landa
33% May
28%
30%
1.281
7.15
6.95
7.35
10,515
8c
8c
8V2C
1,030
7c
May
1
20c
20c 22 Vac
10.500
14c
Mar
1
2.15
2.15
2.25
4.75
4.75
*
3.65
3.65
3.60
3.60
Mines
—
Mines
Oil
—__
10c
Uranium
Jun
2.98
4.75
]0q
2.95
Jan
5.00 May
3.75
7,627
Lyndhurst Mines
Yellowknife
Mines
34c
9.400
29c
Jan
43c
35c
16,700
25c
May
39c
1.35
1.35
1.35
7 Vac
7 VaC
8c
17
17
17%
1.60
1.60
1.65
Mines
12 Vac
14c
1.38
1.45
13c
^
•
--
3.10
1
1
4-—_•
6.509
8c 10 Vac
6 %c
6 Vac
40,700
3,360
1
2.25
2.22
2.32
7,600
4 VaC
4 Vac
4 %c
1,500
5c
5 VaC
78c
18c
19c
16c
Mar
7 Vac
700
45c
47c
4.500
535
79.565
Jan
Marcon
Apr
Maritimes
3.55
90c
Jan
Feb
Mines
——1
9c
-
3.95
Jan
May
23c
Feb
Mar
1.14
2.10
Jan
:1un
2.40
Feb
May
6 Vbc
Feb
4 VaC
Jun
13c
Jun
9c
9c
13 VaC
15c
10,566
1.04
1.13
14,600
8c
8 VaC
7c
9c
35c
36c
21,400
67c
62c
67 c
47,620-
4.60 Mar
Matachewan
*
9 Vac
8 Vac
9 VaC
10,500
1.32
Mattagami Lake
1
7.95
7.75
8.05
5,613
Jan
Jun
12c
Jan
Feb
18c
May
80c
-
37,250
35c
1
Feb
23c
11c
4,000
1
Feb
1.00
May
15c
1
16c
17c
1
——
Feb
Jun
72c
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines __:
Jun
21c
7%c
7,500
1.13
Consol
Jun
Jan
2,000
1
Mines
July
8c
-4c
50,500
1
——._1
Mines
Apr
--
1
:
Mines
76c
Marchant
•
Jan
1.97
13c
:5c
80c
500
Jan
19c
~Jun
3.10 July
1,193
85c
*
Lake—
Jun
Jan
1.75
Jun
Jun
-'
80c
18c
Maralgo
Marboy
,
•
3,500
3.25
3.10
-6c
Jan
19%
1.15 Mar
"
'
18 Vac 18 VaC
85c
76c
Apr
11c
103,245
May
19c
July
1.48
15,455
..lie
1.50
Jun
-
17
3,300
11c
—*
—
7c
135
1.40
1
Jan
1.30
j
L—1
Cockshutt
667
20,000
-
—1
Gold
Feb
Jan
4.25 May
Feb
Apr
33c
31c
—__1
Gold Mines Ltd
Jun
2.25
ZOJ
3.90
33c
*
Mines.
Lynx
75c
3.55 May
31VaC
—*
Goldfield :
Jan
2.15
1
Long Lac Gold
Point Gas_^'^
9Vic
7.60 May
10c
22 %c July
1,705
1
Mines
Ore—'—.
Iron
5Vic Jan
Jan
50c
Gold Mines
4<%
5.20
1
Lencourt Gold
Macassa
Jan
25
3GV2
Langis Silver
MacLeod
Apr
*
Exploration
Mines
Louvicourt
Mar
18c
1
&
Latin American
Lorado
Jan
32c
Jan
—1
Gold
Liberian
40c
Jan
11c
Gold
Mines
Lamaque
Jun
17c
*
Dufault
Lingman
Osu
23c
2,500
10,000
Mines
Lake
Lake
Lake
3 991
25c 25VaC
5 VaC
1.29
3.50 May
15 Vac 16 VaC
26c
*
4.45
2.50 July
Feb
25c
__
1
4.45
July
15 Vac
_.
Kirkland Townsite
Kopan
*
1.17
1.10
35c
6.70
Manoka
4.45
35c
Jan
12VaC
4
Malartic Gold Fields
July
1.55
33V2C Apr
6.80
Majortrans
1.43
Feb
13 VaC
.
Jun
35c
1.05
26 Vac Mar
2.50
Gold
Copper
Kirkland
Jan
35 VaC
Mines.
Kerr-Addison
Jan
58c
Apr
lOVaC
22 VaC 27V2C
13c
Jan
Apr
Jun
lie
5c
Mar
6c
23c
64c
Mar
Jan
20c Mar
*
92c
18c
27c
Feb
1
Jan
27c
24V2C Jan
1
Apr
84c
Apr
'Jun
Mines—
Mines
44c
1,000
39.
.
'
1.55 May
95c
Mar
22c
16c 20 Vac
75c
19,444
55c
Jun
Feb
20c
800
13,600
July
82c
70c
16.200
4
Jam
28c
9,300
Jun
51c
22c
•
Jan
I6V2C
May
17c
:—35c
Jun
59% May
Mines
Quebec
Red
38c
8 Vac Mar
...
„
25c
.
4.700.
•
84c
3,540
21c
17%
1
Gold
Joliet
Cons
1.43
Jan
Jun
1
20c
;
■
4.25
2.50 Mar
57,000
30c
Jun
50%
3.688
94c
.
15c
1.20
see page
4
27c
29 Va
14
5,044
15c
27c
Jan
Apr
-14% May
14% May
1
1
Mines
Madsen
20c
Jun
.•j 57
1
:-4
:
-v
Magnet
1.30
Jan ,;
Jun
4.15
64c
Jan
20%
11%
14 Va
Jan
7c
11
55%
Jun
3.10
2,307
4.30
30c
Mining—:
27c
Jan
2;i58
!
Jan
24V2C Apr
3,600
'
14%
82c
Jun
Jan
2.51
Feb
15c-
1.15
May
200
Feb
15c
Jun
5c
56 %
15c
14c
16c
Apr
21c
:Jun
10c
Feb
Apr
■j 9.85 Mar
Apr',
85c
2,500
—1
92c
Explorations
56c
Apr
18.000
12%
79c
700
9c
Jan
7V2C
Jan;
Apr
-May
12c
Jan
IOV2C
Jun
104,500
it
27%
80c
Jan
1.40
~
"
11%
11%
...
1,900.
•
2.50
& Smelting
Mines
Jacobus
Long
•
2;80
11%
.;
2,082-
6c
27%
Mines
Little
17c
-
i..
11%
Gold--
19,060
86c
2.80
5
1
20c 21VaC
6c
11c
12,000
13
May
8.00
3,255
■'
15c
.
:85c
Copper Mines.
Bay
15c
•
1
Hugh Pam Porcupine—
Hydra Exploration
Iron
13c
Jun
6c
9c .9 Vac
9 VaC
15c
-
v
8.85 ,8.95
12 VaC
12%
Bay Mining
10c
38c
iootnotes,
30 Vac
9 Vac
7 Vac
Ltd
Ltd
19,835
6 Vac
8c
64c
47c
Mogul
Oils
33c
6c
1
Iron.:
Consolidated
8Vic Jan
21c
.Gold
31c
-1-4-
Macdonald
208,999
Mines-
Mad
37c
13c
;
Arrow
Marcus
Mic
Jun
Jan
7 Vac
15c
Halliwell
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
10.000
11c
~~
Iron
Lake
May
60c
1,000
>12c
5c
Crest
28c
26 Vic July
78c
Jan
18c
28c
lie
7 Vac
79c
East
Fenimore
4.70
-
IOV2C
28c
r
4.10 Mar
8c
Discovery
Consolidated
8,900
1.35 Mar
July
9c
1
:
Hudson Bay Oil
La
Jun
4.65
6c
8.90
Mines——
B
Joburke
19V2C
32c
12 VaC
Mines—
Jellicoe
Jan
2.95 Mar
11 Va
Li—l—
Waite
33 Vac
13c
5,550
Home Oil Co Ltd class A_-_
Jaye
Jun
Jan
1
Highland Bell-—
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Jack
23c
12%
1
Apr
17V2C July
15c
lo.7>')
12
Mines'——l
Jan
May
18,000
9C
.—4
Feb
24c
23 Vac
12
1
•Iso
37c
13,500
19,065
1
Howey
11c
Feb
18c
:
Lakes
Hudson
I8V2C
Jan
4.65
Headway Red Lake—-
Class
Mar
24Vac
16c
Minerals—-—
Gold
12%
4.15
.
Gold
of
16c 17 VaC
»••.
Jun
Mar
Jan
18c
Heath
Leitch
32c
5,750
c
Jun
43c
39,577
62
Feb
Jun
16c
Jan
26c
4,325
16c
22c
14%c Feb
7 Vac
Flin
Consolidated
Apr
Jan
22c 26 Vac
60c
Jan
7c
25c
62c
Jan
1.36
4.40
GOO
Jan
9.25
Jan
12 VaC
Gamma
Callinan
For
2,000
10,100
July
98c
5c
4.30
44c
Marbenor
1.7,300
39,000
Jun
Aor
16c
1.06 Mar
1.65
;
Consolidated
*
36c
11c
Consolidated
■
16c
2.500
3,300
33,000
25 Vac
Bellekeno
Consol
19c
-15c
8 850
1.55
Mines
Consolidated
*
15VaC
X
Feb
12
May
23 Vac
Consolidated
-
9 V2c
36c
Shawkey
Consolidated
1.45
8c
66c
Consolidated; Central Cadillac
*
VaC
15c
2.5
Consolidated
5
0
17 V:C
Mines
1.30
16c
Jan
7.75
Vic
16 Vic Mar
6V2c Jan
55c
Jan
8Vac
Jun
Jan
Jan
1.14
Jan
4.40
Consolidated
if
9c
9%c
11c
1.45
Metals
1.20
26c
or
10%
8 Vac
Willans
Consolidated
-
1.25
Mines
Coniaurum
Con
2,500
12,5GC
9
7.80
Mines
Gold
11c
10c
.
Head
a»
17c
4c
4,000
5,000
y»)c:
29%
10c
24,508
4.65
Mines
Hastings
10%
Jan
10c
May
1
Mining
Hasaga
May
1
Freehold
Harrison
Feb
8c
*
Develop
Mines
Lead
Jonsmith
4%c Jun
11
Ltd—
Coniagas
Con Key
1.07
5,500
1,200
60c
Corp
Mines
Lake
6c
9 Vac
10c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chimo Gold Mines:.
Chromium Min <fc Smelt
Coin
Apr
16c
Oil
Combined
1.18
85c
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines.
'
Jun
18 Vac
Porcupine-
Cochenour
4.55
10
—
j.
4.75 May
Apr
20
:
Geld
Chesterville
Jan
3.15
Jan
Quartz
Central
Cheskirk
2.99
Jun
Gold
Charter
Jan
87c
Rio
Pat
27c
'95c
Ltd
Del
Feb
22 Vic Mar
8,587
10c
Central
1.40
Jan
May
2,900
1.03
Asbestos
Apr
90c
Silica
Cassiar
Gridoil
6c
25 Va
1
1
Mines
Plains
Great
Feb
1,105
lie
■■
Jan
3.70
9,500
'7 Vac
10c
Jan
1.00
Mines
Cariboo
Jun
1.55
4.95
;;
88c
Exploration
Captain
Feb
98c
Inca
Northwest
92c
Jan
May
88c
Homestead
Canadian
2.20
Jan
9%c
3.65
72,600
10,338
Feb
5.10
3.45 Mar
1.05
May
16%
Jan
12c 13 Vac
Long Island
Canadian
Jun
Mar
24
3.75 Mar
1.09
7c
1.00
162
Crest
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
15c
Jun
14;
14c 16 VaC
4.50
10
-
Jan
2.60
•->.
Feb
12c
Exploration
6.45
Jan
29c
16 VaC
4.15 May
-
2,00 Jan
3,300
3.90
8c
16C
Minerals
July
•-37c
4%c Jan
19 %
300
1.37
4.40
52c
Jun
2.05
.
1.1,550
16%
Tungsten
Canadian
Jan
3.10 Mar
8,000
1.35
Canadian
Jun
3,100
16%
Lands
Petrol
Mar
23c
'
1.00
Southern
47c
23c
370
2.15
9%c~Jan
19c
6,100
19%
20
Petrol
Canada
I
5 Vac
12c
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
■
5 Vac
Jun
7%c May
3.400
7c
23c
.
5.00
*
10c
4,200
2.25
14 Vic Mar
7 VaC
23 Vac
23c
Edmonton
&
1
1
19c
5 VaC
Lake
1
14V2C
3,500
12%
12%
1
1
13,535
134,700
"
29
12%
Apr
May
2.85 May
945
10c 10 VaC,
10 Vac
9c
Jan
Apr
,
22c
8,000
3.15
Jan
2.87
I6V2C
Jun
'
12c 13 VaC
Feb
Mar
1.72
July
14c
5,000
8c
29
Mining
Goldray
Grandroy Mines——
37c
lOVaC Mar
.
Feb
10 VaC May
2.20 Mar
6,700
7 Vac
Goldfields
1.30
8,150
4,300
15c
1.20
Feb
1.39
7 VaC
Mines
Jan
16c
2.25
10 %C
1-
5c
4,300
1.30
14 VaC
j_
Granduc
40,000
X
Jan
2.21
14 Vac
1
95c
13 Vac 14 Vac
1
Explorers
Uran
13,020
Mines
Camerina
Feb
Glen
1.39
2.21
14 VaC
2.85
Mines Ltd
Goldale
8c
3.95
8V2C
12c
—
Giant Yellowknife
4.80
2.10
Mar
1
8C
3.80
6c
2.90
.1
Ltd
4.60
24 Vac 25 Vac
Mar
10
Ltd
Mines
4.65
2.25
29c
20c
Mining
Mines
■
3.85
July
1
Ltd
Hard Rock Gold
.
15c
1
-
preferred
Gunnar
Mines—
Mining & smelting
Holdings Ltd
Red
Gaitwin
Genex
Mines
Mines
Jun
Jun
8,500
1
Jun
4.85
19c
I
53c
1,680
15c
18c
7 Vac
Mining
Mining
;.40c
5.30
Jan
9C
Feb
5.05
12c
19c
Mar
5.05
Jan
May
18c
37c
Apr
11c
8c
8 VaC
14 c
40 %c
Jan
oj
Feb
1,300
37,210
7c
1.1
5,100
3,500
52c
6,100
1.04
14c
.
8c
luc
1.00
46c
Jun
7c
8 VaC
8 Vac
French Petrol
Geco
Apr
1
t
1.00
Gulch
May
15
Apr
Gulf
10c
30Va Mar
Jun
2.75
Jan
2.500
Jan
11%
■
3.00
Jun
17,500
24%
2,550
Jan
8c
13c
1,800
13 Va
Jun
10c
12c
30
12'%
Ltd
Francoeur
Jun
29 Va
1
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fatima
5.00
30
Corp
Farwest
Jan
1.86
Jan
11c
Jan
3.90
2.15
Jun
11c
Feb
95c
Jun
63c
900
Feb
49c
13%
7,463
4.881
5,025
6c
lie
Jan
10 Va
4,469
70c
5.00
15,000
11c
lie
11%
65c
4.85'
8c
4%c
—
Cadamet
July
1.20
2.20 Jan
11 Va
2.28
12,600
51c
.
Ankerite
Buffalo
Feb
56c
6%c Jun
11%
2.25
97,773
j:
May
7c
8c
50c
May
74c
v
2.25
7c
,
39c
Jan
2.25
20 VaC
Corp
Mar
57c
Mines.
14c
Ltd
Buffalo
31c
"
20c
6,653
Mines..
44c
Bralorne Pioneer
Brunswick
7 Vac
66,500
66c
Gold
40c
Corp
Mines
Mines
Broulan
7c
-
!
36c
6 V2C
Mines Ltd
Uranium
Canada
1.45 May
50c
Apr
104,827
38c
Bay
Calgary
% May
25% May
38c
Quebec
Copper
MinesJ--
Bouzan
12
Jan
21c
50
1
Bethlehem
■
Jan
8.95 Mar
37c
Mines
Mining
Belleterre
Bibis
Ltd
Duquesn'e
Bevcon
92c
91c
Exploration
Metals Mining
Baska
24 %
1,050
30c
64c
Mining
Eureka
Glacier
I8V2C
56c
Barymin
Beattie
2,220
1.30
Feb
20c
;
Trust
Barnat Mines
(VI;
100
25%
3.90
38c
Bankfield
Barex
9.25
25
1.26
25%
.50
10c May
9c
Jun
Jan
9.25
preferred
Oil
3.40
25c
64c
*
Sullivan
Sol
Jan
26 Vbc
13%
Pete
Elder-Peel
Feb
11c
68c
Co
Malartic
East
89c
Apr
2.50
Mines
Amphi
East
Jan
Jan
7Vac
*
Jan
8 Vac
7 Vac
Aumaqpe Gold Mines
Atlas
♦h
East
29c
19 Vac
5.332
4.90
Mines
Copper
Dynamic
Apr
27,250
9c
Jan
14c
Jan
7%c May
159,900
"4,600
215,230
May
40c
8%c May
2,900
Nickel
Warrants
Atlantic
8.25
Apr
9c
1.14
15c
Arcadia
Vic July
12
Duvan
El
3,441
9c
—40
Jan
lie
1.11
Mines
Oil
Asamera
21c
23 %c
1.11
—
Area
May
3.20 Apr
Jan
4,800
8.15
31c
2.12
16c
62c
8c
1
Petroleum
18c
32,200
60c
25c
Mines
2.70
.
Oils—
18c 20 VaC
8c
1
Mines
Palmer
Jan
16c
Petroleums
Devon
40c
2.55
20
Denison
19c
62c
1
Mines
Dickenson
2.000
1
Pacific
Delnite
Feb
12 Vac
Earth
Petrol
Anchor
Jan
7.85 May
Delhi
12c
1
Mines
77c
16c
10
Mines
Jan
Mar
14c
Feb
lie
Rare
Leduc
Lead
11c
1
Mines
Gold
Jan
17 VaC
Minerals
Anacon
Ansil
10c
2,000
7.20
!
Larder
Amalgamated
'
»
'
56c
52c
,
S
7Vic
Jan
2.55
American
'
Apr
'
Ore
Amalgamated
V
5c
25c
7.00
63c
Alminex
$
7,500
22,776
57c
Gold
Consolidated
Allied
47c
lOVaC lO'/aC
7.20
Ltd
Yellowknife
Horn
Deldona
5 VaC
45c
47c
Oil—
&
Mines
Advocate
Akaitcho
Alta
Mines
Uranium
1
Paragon Mines--—1
OILS
1
Acadia
Explorers
Mar
1.24
6V2C
-
-
,
•
-
12c
Jun
Jan
35c
Jun
47c
Jan
71c
Apr
8c
Feb
10c
Jan
-
7.75 July >
49c
9.15
Feb
Jan
Jan
Volume
Number
198
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STOCKS
Week's
>
'■■■■/'■ v'V■
■
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
y
•
;•
Range
of Prices
McKenzie. Red
McMarmac
Lake
McWatters
Gold
12c
3,700
7V2c
Jun
49%
49%
50
1,109
43 Va
Jan
25c 26 V2C
17,700
15,315
4 Vac
20c
1
25c
j_1
8c
:
Lake
Red
Mines
*
3.10
Mento,r Exploration & Development_50c
Island Mining
1
8c
V
24c
l.1.25
'28c
Medallion
Petroleums
:
.
Merrill
Uranium
Mines
Midcon
Mining
Corp
Mining
Mih
Mt
Ore
Mines
Multi
4,500
25 Vac
Jan
57c
3,450
50c
Apr
9VaC
7 VaC
28c
'
16
1
32c
31c-
15%
16%
Murphy Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
20c 20 VaC
"1.82
2.00
1.13
*
Apr
:
1.18
1.80
4,200
1.42
12,800
1
86c
85c
Realm
May
Rowan
Apr
Jan
1.24
;
Jan
Rockwin
Antonio
Mines
Creek
1
Exploration
National
*
Petroleum
Nealon
5 V2 c
25c
National
14c
1.98
:
Mines.
15c
5 VaC
5 Vac
9,500
1.98
2.20
10.700
.
10c
18c
Jan
1.85 May
Feb
8c
May
2.50
Jan
5c
33,500
Jan
1
New
Alger
New
Athona
New
Bidlamaque
New
Calumet
10,000
11c
Jun
27c
5c
16,000
4c
Jan
5Vac
Apr
Feb
37c
36 Vac
40c
43c
5 VaC
New
Apr
5c
Jan
7 V2C
Jan
11,200
23V2C
Jun
29c
Apr
4;10
1
Oil
of
Canada
4.00
4.15
7,900
1.05
Continental
Davies
8,842
17,000
26c
7c
24 Vac 24 VaC
;
New
1.00
1.30
32.300
5.00
3.40 Mar
I.65 May
Feb
90c
Jan
26c
26C
26c
2,800
23c
Jan
36c
Am
24c
*
50c
Pete
Jan
12c
Feb
25c
llVa
Jan
15
7c
3,500
28,900
18c
21c
17,300
7c
7c
13c
13c
~
21c
43c
.
46c
Feb
Jan
May
7c
Jan
22V2C Mar
Feb
32c
Jan
22c
Jun
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
16c
Feb
July
48c
May
13c
Apr
7,750
5c
5,000
11c
-.
115,783
21c
30c
28c
; I
5c
1.55
5,100
26c
Jun
43c
5c
7,500
3c
May
6c
Jun
1.10
8,600
99c
Jan
1.37
Jan
13V2C Apr
6.45 Jan
19%c
Jan
8.40
Apr
1.21
Apr
.
Feb
50c
1.09
1
16 VaC
15c
17c
13,650
*
7.30
7.30
7.35
2,750
50c
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1.10
1.10
200
1
2.85
2.82
2.86
15,703
1
5.25
5.25
5.40
1,740
1
41c
37c
45c
206,595
19c
Mar
48V2c
34c
34c
1,000
20c
Jan
38c
Mar
22VaC
26c
16,562
16c
36c
Jan
Security Freehold
Creek
Apr
13c
Jun
7,979
4 V2C
Satellite Metal.
Sheep
93c
Feb
1.15
8,800
24c 26 Vac
1
CJX:
Jan
9VaC
20c
6%c
—
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Petrol
81c
•
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24c
-1
_
1.42 July
600
20c
1
-
Feb
Gold--
1.05
1.07
May
2.78
,
Jun
Jun
6c
1
Holdings
Warrants
12c
4 VaC
1
Gold
Mines.
12c
4 V2C
1
Mines
12c
1
Mines..
Newconex
14c
1,000
1
River -Gold
May
1.01
'8,300
1
Consol
Jun
85c
1.25
1
.
53c
Jan
13Va
14
1
Uran
Mines
High
Mar
45c
19c
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Salem, Exploration*
San
'Sand
86c
1.25
1
Ryanor Mining
Sarcee
■Nama
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38c
■
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♦
1
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:
Mac.donald
Rexpar. Minerals
Athabasca
2.40
Apr
1.01 May
.
1.25
Rupununj. Mines
33c
17c .'Mar
1,100
,
1.39
Rix
'
1.15
1
♦
May
Apr
IOV2C May
•67c
Apr
7Vac Jan
Feb
7 36c
'.12,500
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
17
Jan.
13% Mar
3.143
11,600
45c
37c
30,900"
7,400
71c
Al'gom
Jun
46,125
49c
65c
Rio
Mar
,
48c
Reeves
Jan. 1,1963
Low
65c
Rio
7c
Range Since
High
48c
Jan
26c
V
Low
1
Jan
23c
r
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Raglan Nickel
May
2,300
Shares
1
67c
10c
for Week
Radiore Uranium Mines
40c
..
8,700
53c
Jun
May
3.30
2.25 Mar
10,800
*
9V2C
42c
1
;
8c
1
Minerals
30c
28c
7c
*
;
_
.12c
28C
1
Iron
Apr
37V2C Apr
Jan
.31,699
54c
;
54 V2
Mar
27,400
3.10
30c
28c
%
Range
of Prices
Par
Jun
Salds
Last
Saie Price
'High
13Vac
May
24c 24V2c
57c
.*
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8 VaC
25c
2.76
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High
11c
Peek's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
1
39
(Range for Week Ended July 5)
.
Last
(135)
■
....
..
Sales
Sale Price
Maybrun Mines
t
28c
39,000
10c
Jan
28
July
Sherritt
Gordon
Sigma Mines Quebec™
Siiver Miller Mines
Silver
Stand
Mines
__-50c
Silvermaque
Siscoe
1
Mines
Southern
Ltd-
Union
Spooner
5.60 Feb
Jan
1.80
1.80
1.85
10,600
1.70
Apr
14 Vac
14c
15c
23,000
9%e
Feb
16 Vac
*
lie
IOV2C 11 Vac
4,500
10c
Jan
Jun
2.05
1
Oils
&
'■
Jun
1
;
Oils 7
Mines
—-
4.75
3.35 Mar
Apr
Jan
13c
Jan
Mar
'
Goldvue
New
Harricana
New
5c
i
9c
New Hosco
Mines
1.56
New Jason
Mines
6V2C
Kelore
New
Newlund
New
Mines
1
Mines.
18c
I6V2C
2,000
4c
Jan
6V2c
Feb
9c
10,000
7c
Jan
9c
1.60
22,400
1.52
1.12
II.75
Apr
7c
10,500
6c
Jan
8c
Jan
9c
12,500
8c
May
13Vac
Jan
18c21VaC
35,500
14c
Jan
8c
16c
•
-
17c
13c
12c 13 Vac
Rouyn Merger
13c
12c 13 Vac
New Senator Rouyn
25 V2C
23Vac 27Vac
I
Taku
Mines
13c
13c
13c
33c
5.248
9V2C IOV2C
202,350
33c
30c
27c
30c
16c
Rim
Nickel
Mines
Nisto
Nor
& Smelting
Mines
16c
16c
37,689
3,725
Nor lex
6 V2 c
19c
Feb
Jun
25c
32c
Apr
Mines
14c
15c
Apr
Jan
39c
13c
.
42c
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Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel
36 Vac
-43c
3.10
9c
9c
11C
Teck
48c
61c
33c
32,200
19c
Jan
36c
9c IOV2C
39,500
5V2C
Jan
12c
1.50
1.49
Jan
1.50
1.53
4,350
12 VaC
13c
5,500
1
1.83
32c
38c
1.36
1.35
i:50
740
26c
26c
46c
50c
Warrants
-
"
'
Torbrit Silver
Tormdnt
2,700
68c
Jan
16c
4,210
12c
Feb
59c
60c
5,900
55c
Jan
88c
Jan
65c
68c
60c
:M-r
85C
Jan
*
Ltd
_
Mines
39c
39c
21c
22c
11,561
78c
78c
80c
18,700
10c
11c
10,700
1.75
1.69
1.75
10,120
1
2.53
2.43
1
22c
*
Triad
*
_1_-—:
July
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau
July
Tundra
1.77
Apr
40c
Union
Mining Corp
Jan
Union; Oil
•••
Apr
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
6.25
Jan
United
Asbestos
Apr
United
Buffadison
Jan
United CAnso
voting
July
United
Keno
Hill
Feb
•United
Macfie
Jan
United
Mindamar
New
25C
Apr
40c
Jan
i9c
:Mar
30c
Jan
53c
Jan
88c
10C
-v
Apr
Jun
14 Vac Mar
\
1.50 Mar
1.84
Jan
3.05
Jun
2.83
311,430
76c
Feb
6,200
16c
Jan
37c
71c
1,500
71c
Jun
80c
Jun
21 Vac
22c
3,000
18c
Jan
24c
Feb
10%
1
39c
Jun./':
Feb
Jun
VaC
20c 22 V2C
12%
Apr
_i.
48 %c
26c
Jan
82c
16
71c
_
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Gold
•
2,500
22c
Transcontinental Resources
61c
3,100
1
Jun
Oil
1
1
,
Exp Ltd
38c
Jan
65c
-1
Mines
Trans. Canada
Jan
1.90 May
Jan
1.56
28,405
73c
Jan
14c
Apr
44c
-200,
May
July
3.15 May
;i
1.90
15c
46c
May
1.20
Tombill Mines
_
19c.
12V2C Jan V
25c
Jun
18c
Mar
Feb
Apr
15V2C May
Feb
*
Mining
39c
Jun
9c
144,000
25c
7c
Feb
12c
Apr
1.87
71c
Thompson Lundmark
Jan
4.50 July
_1
__
Jan
2.78 Mar
580,725
35c
common
Jan
26c
10c
Gold
Hughes
38c
Mar
25c
16,550
56c
Oils
July
28c
1
Territory
14c
3,814
Northcal Oils Ltd
Canadian
ADr
7c
5.35
16,400
13,355
1
Jan
19c
245,600
3.00
North Bordulac
North
11c
Jan
7c
4.80
1
40c
12V2C Jun
5,000
3.05
Mines
Mar
4c
4.50
Jun
15 V2C Mar
May
4V2C
34,000
13c.
Normetal
6c
3V2c
10c
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6,000
32 Vac
;
46c
4.75
Sunburst Exploration
28c
24V2C
•
27r Jun
18,000
38c
Mines
Norlartic
5c
-14VaC
Gold
Acme
Norbeau
6V2C
Jun
•
1
.Steep
Temagami
Nickel Mining
27c
1
May
11c
1,000
28C
Nickel
Mining
Rock Iron
■;Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
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6 V2C Mar
—
New
Starra.tt
Steeloy
10c
575,560
New
Mines
1
Gas
12c
20,200
12,000
Gold
Jan
I5V2C Jlar
4,000
Newnorth
Stanwell Oil &
Feb
6 V2 c
•
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.
5c
7c
Mines
1
v.
-
9.95 .Jan
10%
1,425
*
47c
39c
47c
155,631
1
3.35
3.30
3.35
2,300
1
68c
64c
69c
82,400
1
1.60
1.41
1.60
645
1.15
Jan
1.70
•
5.75
5.65
5.90
2.133
5.50
Jun
8.75
1
22c
20c
22c
2,200
18c
May
18c
18c
500
15c
Feb
Jun
10%
'
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Coldstream
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.
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1
Goldcrest
North
Rankin.
Rock Exploration
North
Northern
:
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31 Vac
34c
39c
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Obrien
Gold
Okalta
1.80
1.75
1.80
11c
12c
11c
12c
34c
34c
650
12c
13c
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12c
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52c
12c
21c
17c
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Jan
United Oils
15c
Mar
Jun
39c
8V2C Jan
29c
10V2C(May
Feb
United
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.
5Vac Feb
Feb
58c
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
Vandoo
1,000
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
Vauze
8.20
Apr
Vespar
2.71
Jun
Violamac
7.25
7.10
7.25
3,550
1
2.50
2.50
2.58
10,525
6.50
-4
Feb
1.85 Mar
Gold
1
9c
29,000
5V2C
Ormsby Mines
1
30 Vac
30c
32c
20,000
20c
Jan
37c
Osisko Lak° Mines
1
41c
37c
42c
17,300
33c
Jun
48c
*
1
6.50
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Patino Mining
Consolidated
Pato
Pax
Gold
1.04
1.05
31c
Jan
Jp-n
17C
14c
18c
295,900
6.95
6.75
7.05
1,490
3.30
3.30
300
86c
27c I
'
Jan
IIV2C
Jun
6.15
3.10
1.08
Consol
Mines
Mines
Weedon
Petrol
17c
Mar,
11c
Jun
14c
Jan
5,000
10c
Jan
15c
May
25c
24c
28c
May
44c
Mar
*
34c
33c
35c
34,100
36,780
21c
24c
Mar
35c
Apr
1
12c
12c
14c
6,600
10c
Jan
16 Vac
Apr
58c
May
70c
Jan
27c
Placer
Powell
Provo
'
Airways
Gas Producers Ltd
Purdex
58c
3,067
52c
Feb
66c
Minerals Ltd
M I Minerals
Quebec
Ascot
Copper
Chibougamau Gold
Lithium
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec Mattagami
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
Quonto Explorations Ltd
Mines
25c
Jan
Feb
V
5c
*
5c
1,000
3c
May
6 V2C
Jan
65c
1,100
65c
Jun
97c
13c
Mar
Apr
Apr
17c
2,000
10,600
5c
3V2c
6c
J-_l
10 VaC
1
5.00
—
—
22c
1.35
Jan
2.09
Jan
224,108
3c
Jan
4V2c
Jan
10c
Apr
17c
Jan
10c lOVac
•
_
_
—
1
—
_
♦
5.00
749
82C
83C
6c
7c
26,000
4.75
—
■
8c
9,900
84,000
3.001 Mar
82c
Mar
/
89c
Jun
Apr
Jun
12c
Feb
17c
Apr
1.35
Feb
14c
14c
14c
1,000
12c
Jan
1.18
1.16
1.18
5,525
93c
Jan
2
4.00
3.90
4.25
11,855
1.37
1.32
1.42
7,000
2.03
2.12
1,100
13 V2C 14V2c
17,200
5,000
^
5.45
5 VaC
1
Lodge
Western Mines
53c
13,500
50c
Feb
64c
Jan
27
26%
27
1,138
Jun
31
40c
36c
40c
14,000
32c
46c
44c
46c
1,500
40c
1
8.70
8.55
8.75
2,513
—
Willroy Mines
—
-
—
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Oil
Wiltsey Coghlan
Windfall
__
Larder
1
.
14 Vac
1
_
_
—
7 Vac
7C
7 Vac
1
_
_
__
*
*
76c
75c
82c
16,400
1.55
1.51
1.55
16,104
1
12c
lie
15c
1.25
1.25
25 V2
Feb
Jan
6.8/5 Jan
73c
May
1.45 Mar
May
42c
Jan
59c
Mar
9.90 May
1.48 Jan
1.82
Apr
lifey
106,900
8Vac
Feb
2,652
1.25
Jun
7c
Jan
10c
48 VaC
45c
52c
78C
"78c
80c
1
368,304
3,625
'
2.32:
Jan
1.25
Jun
2.03 May
13c
Apr
4.70 May
1.80 Apr
2.50 Mar
29c
5c
Jan
IV2C
18c
Feb
52c
71c
Apr
1.00
Jan
Feb
July
25c
Yale
*
1
1
1
1
Lead
1
1
1
1.45
Feb
Yellowknife
Young
Bear
9c
9c
9c
500
17 VaC
18c
12,450
2.40
2.43
1,000
lie
9 Vac
11c
7,200
8c
Mar
12c
Mines
(HG)
16c
Jan
15VaC
Feb
13c
20C
13C
10%
18 VaC
9C
9c
9 VaC
22,000
8V2C
Jan
7 VaC
6c
7 Vac
69,800
5 V2C
Jan
1
1.07
1.06
1.07
3,076
1.001
Jun
1
7 Vac
.
_
.
—
—
—
1
Yukeno Mines
Metal
Zenmac
Jan
Jan
10%
Mines
Mines
—
7c
7 Vac
6,000
6c
Feb
4c
4V2C
9,050
3c
May
20,500
19c
91,387
16c
1
23c
22c
24c
1
33 Vac
33c
37c
lie
Jun
9c
May
1.19
14c
7 VaC:
Feb
Jan
Feb
Apt
31c
Jan
I4V2C
2.00 May
7,156
14c
14C
7,000
12V2C
Jan
11
2,320
9.65
Jan
22c
70,400
16c
Mar
3.25
—
-
-
-
.
_
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Jan
11% May
40c
_
Jan
41c
Jun
Jun
18c
1
1
—20c
Zinc
&
Yankee Canuck Oil
Apr
46c
2.43
15c 15 Vac
40c
Hargreaves
Feb
Jan
Wright
Zulapa Mining
Q
Apr
Jah
1.66
Apr
50c
1
Gold
Mines
Prospectors
58c
50c
*
Oils
Rouyn
Preston
3,900
58c
1
Development
Ponder
58c
50c
*
1
7 7
26c- Jan
65c
5c
*
Beaver
Wilshire
58c
*
Gas
16c
May
1.57
,
July
50c
&
Gas
2,833
1.85
—
Malartic
Winchester
Oil
23c
17c
Western Decalta Petroleum
14,400
&
21c
May
21c
1.37 Mar
1.76
_
_
Western
13c
Oil
—
—
_
Feb
11c 12 Vac
Place
5,200
1.85
Mining
Werner Lake Nickel
Feb
21c
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
1.41
Feb
22c
Jan
1.40
Apr
Jun
22 Vac May
July
1.41
Jan
78c
14 Vac July
1
3.80
11 Vac
Petroleum
1.25
12,625
1
—
—
_
8.20
13c
Mines
34,447
17c
1
_
Mines
Jan
11c
Gold
10 Vac
28,812
1.29
1.25
4.20
Jan
14V2C
1
Feb
24 Vac
144,875
1
Explor__
__
West
1
1
Perron
14c :14 Vac
14c
1.29
16 VaC
Jan
50c
/
Apr
21c
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Jan
1
Gas & Oil
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23c
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Westburne Oil
Consol
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
*
_
Apr
International
Paymaster
PCE
1
Fortune
_
52c
Apr
May
May
~
600
1
_
3.20
■■if
Westates
Pamour
ctfs
30c
Feb
*
1
•
trust
__
*
Quebec
Jan
48c
Orchan
8c 12VaC
Urban
4c
1,400
Oleary Malartic
Opemiska Copper
Orenada
_
Upper Canada Mings
'•••
4,000
7
_
Reef
4,951-
5c.
52c
2.60
Jun
July
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4 Vac
*
,1
Mines
Apr
1.75
20,425
34c
28c
Jan
21c
6,000
11 VaC
60c
:■
25VaC Jan
800
12c
■
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Apr
17c
13,485
*
Mines—
•
10,600
28c
1
.
3.60
4,033
*
Mines
;.'
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27c
1
Beaucage
Nudulama
Obaska
48,580
20c
Mines—
Canada
Mines
Norvalie
4.55
39c
1
Northland
Novg
3.80
26c
3.85
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7.875
Apr
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in
Flat price, r Cash sale (not included in year's
Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered,
issued, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
par
value, a Odd lot sale (not included
year's range), e Selling ex-interest, f
40
(136)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
The following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities
Dealers,
and other selected sources. They do not represent actual taansations. 1
hey are
intended as a guide to the1 range within which these securities could have been
sold, (indicated
quotation
Inc.?
by the "bid")
bought
or
(indicated by the "asked")
the
at
time
of
compilation. Origin
of
wide
furnished
national
distribtuion
rn
distribution.
Executone
Galvan Inc—
Inc
jAbbey Rents——
Acme
u.—-1,
—1
Electric
10
Co_*
Corp
Addison-Wesley Publishing
Adler Electronics
Inc
Aerovox
Ajax
26%
Camioc
14%
Canadian
-10c
——-—1
3 Ms
4
_———,———1
Corp
5%
Aid
Corp
Cannon
Class
Allen Organ Co
Allied Maintenance
2%
2%
HM2
12%
—50c
25v;a
19%
50c
24 lA
50c
2.50
Corp
Foods
Air
Inc
Filter
Co
Automatic
Biltrite
American
Express
American
Financial
American Hoist & Derrick
16
Safety
St
Amer
21
5 %
Anchor
Anglo Canadian Tele class
Anheuser-Busch
Arcs
14%
15%
1
11%
12%
Farms
51
55%
52%
55%
25c
Co
3
Arlans
Dept
Art
'II
Arvida
&
Astrodata
..Atlanta
14
*
51
55%
16%
17%
11%
12%
Power—2.50
—1
10
Bangor
Banlife
Hydro
Corp
Becton
Bemis
Bros
Beneficial
Berkshire
Berkshire
Bernz
Iowa Public Service Co
4%
Iowa
7%
8%
Irwin
1
4 %
4%
Itek
1
21%
23%
Jackson's
12.50
40%
88%
43%
Jacquin
(Chas)
91 %
Jamaica
Water
7%
8%
16%
17%
Bibb
Black
Hills
Bon
; ?v
Ami
Boston
10
1
7%
1
Co
1
Co
25
1
10
5
A
1
12%
Petroleum
1
•
1
1
5c
Newman
•
*
1
Corp
•
l
Company
10c
Bowman Products Co
Bowmar Instrument
Co
•
•
common
1
preferred
25
Brdigeport Gas Co
Bridgeport Hydraulic
•
_
Co
20
Brltish-Amer
f;.
Const & Mat
Glass Co Inc
Brockway
_5
_5
Brown &
Sharpe Mfg Co
10
Browning Arms Co
1
Brunning (Charles) Co
Inc~~~~3
Brunswig Drug Co
I__ 1
Brush
Beryllium
Co
1
Buckeye Steel Casting Co
Burnham
Burns
&
(W J)
C
E
I
R
Inc
Cabot
Cad.1
Intl
Inc
&
For
r
8
Hoc
A
16%c
j
Corp
~~
Calgon Corp
California Interstate
Water
24
tq-
—IIZI—_1
Tell""I5
Gas Corp
Service
footnotes,
12%
13%
8%
9%
5
5%
9%
11%
7%
14%
59
1
12%
see
Delta
S
S
Deltown
19%
10%
6%
19%
7%
21%
41%
44%
47%
50%
22%
24%
38%
41%
8%
8%
28%
30%
16%
18
14%
24%
15%
26%
13%
14%
25%
6%
6%
4%
5%
3%
44
4%
7%
4%
46 3 s
5%
8%
1
2%
43%
•
4%
Products
2%
7%
8%
Grinnell
7%
9%
Grolier
6%
:.
7 %v
20
•
21%
12%
13%
Ind
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I6V2
Lehigh
Levitt
7%
5%
6%
35%.,. ■6%,//;
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9%
10 Va
17
1
4
4%
18
19%
3 mb
_*
——•
Inc
1
Grosset & Dunlap Inc
Growth
Capital Inc_.
Guardian Chemical Corp
54%
1
11
10%
2%
12
(J)
16%
Hamilton Cosco Inc
31 %
33%
Hamilton
51%
54%
Hamilton
16
*
17%
17 Mt
18%
Handmacher-Vogel Inc
1
4%
4Mi
4%
Handy
1
7%
Hanna
23
3%
100
29%
1%
10c
Inc—
4%
27%
20
Corp
Co
6%
—lc
Crucible
&
4
_1
—5
2%
94
98%
Corp
5
______
Company
1
Enterprises
1
9%
24
1
A
25%
59%
8%
20%
22%
1
23%
1
62%
Inc_
2 ;(
Corp
1
■
6%
Dymo
Industries
Dynacolor Corp
25%
65%
7
v
10
10c
Economics
Laboratory ( Inc
1
Corp
5
Co
&
Steel
Electronic
Eitel-McCullough
Paso
Ltd
Electric
5
Grler
1
Instrument
1
Inc
Co
Forms
Company
—.
Estey Electronics Inc
Ethyl Corp class B
9
HM4
12Mi
25
27%
16Mi
17%
*
5%
6%
preferred—10
8 Ma
.^5
Inc
Oil
Pulp
2nd
&
15Ma
I6M4
38 M2
41
Material
Paper
1
Corp
A_1
24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co
Huyck Corporation
Hydrocarbon Chemicals Inc
17'/a
Ilikon
44%
Income
6 %
25%
6%
27
2%
Corp
Properties Inc
Indian Head
$1.25
Indianapolis
7
7%
Industrial
3%
Information
49%
5%
12%
5%
5%'
com
Infrared
&
46
*
20%
22%
3%
3%
1
Water
Timer
for
Co
Co___.
Corp
Industry
Industries
Insurance
3%
22%
Inter-County Tel
Gas (Utilities
12
13 Ms
18%
19 Ma
Co„2.50
Inc
10%
7
48
Mid-America Pipe Line Co
Midland Capital
Corp
Mid-States Business
Cap
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Milgo
Electronics
27%
4
L
Bros
Inc
7%
1
21 Ma
7%
8
7 Ms
6%
7M2
Milton
Miniature
Class
10
32
34%
1
5
534
Missile
25c
8
8%
Mississippi Glass Co
Mississippi Valley Barge
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Bradley
Co
Precision
10%
11
6%
7 Mi
31 Ma
3 4 Ma
1
24%
25%
30 M2
9
1
Corp
8%
1
Co
Miller
37 Mi
1
Corp
23%
%%
1
19 %
1
Hat
Mfg Co
Millipore Filter
•
14%
15 Ms
1
39 Ms
Ms
Mai
Bearings—
A
2
Minneapolis Gas Co
1
Systems
6 Ma
41
Mt
7
43
Ma
10c
2%
3 Ma
10
22 Va
24,Ma
Construction
•
"4%
Rubber
25 Ma
27 M4
1
4Ma
4%
Company—l
Club_lc
12%
13Ma
1
16%
18
—_1
10%
11 Ms
16
17M4
19 %
Co
1
Co_
Flavors & Fragrance
50c
International RRs & Weishing_l
International Textbook Co
*
Bakeries
Corp
1
Inc__2.50
28%
30%
10c
11%
12%
Interstate
8%
Interstate
Investors Diversified Service A_i
Interstate'Engineering
Inc
14 Me
Homes
15%
Ionics
3%
12 Ma
Modern
1
5%
2614
S%
3M4
Mohawk
—1
41%
24
Light & -Pwr Co com_*
preferred
-13.50
28%
Intl
4%
5
5
50c
187/8
15%
39%
23 Ma
22%
13%
3
21%
17M4
2IM4
Tel
:10c
13%
1
10
Gas
7%
9 Ma
12
41 Mi
International Bank of Wash
Interstate
4 4 Ma
8Mb
1
38 Ma
Intermountain
4%
42 Ma
50c
& Teleg_4.16%
Intermountain
___2.50
2%
4M4
1
e
5 Ms
177/8
16%
16%
4%
3%
39%
21
5 Ma
7%
1
A
16%
30%
•
6%
*
Inc
15%
4%
15 Ma
4 Ma
Corp
*
Inc
Securities
36
*
-
25 %
50c
1
23 Ma
39 Ma
3
Inc
Microdot
3%
19 Ma
12%
14%
u
20
Water
28%
___
137/a
1
6%
8%
Mills Inc
Gas
3
7%
8%
27 Mi
39 Ma
3
18
25%
25 Mi
10c
A
preferred
Indiana
3%
47
8
23M2
37
21
Corp
Pictures Corp
Michigan
8%
11%
Mexican
$1
83,b
7%
1
Electronics Corp
McLean Industries
class
Metcom
9
10
37 M4
Coke
Inc
Steel
4
173/4
9
*
Maxson
Miller
16
3%
24%
—1
Field
7M4
1
35 Ma
Corp—_5
preferred
25c
Co
33 Ma
22M2
Houston
8%
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
Meredith
Publishing Co
Metal
Hydrides Inc
1
Gas
16 Ma
1
Inc
&
14 Mi
9 Ma
Corp
21 Ma
5M2
13V4
2
Coal
McLouth
11 Mi
36%
3%
Company Inc
Matheson Company
Maxam
10M4
34 Ma
41 Mi
Maryland Shipbldg &
Drydk_50c
Mattel
53%
8%
Mastan
Maust
21 Mi
38%
McClennan Inc
Industries
Marshall
IIM4
19Mb
1
Herrington
&
10 34
50
1
19%
15 Mi
Vision
9 Va
Ins
Melpar Inc
4%
21
3
9 Ma
14 Mt
Natural
8 34
2434
8M4
8
Inc
46%
1
of
7 Mb
23 Va
33M3C
Co
Inc
Marsh
8 Mi
3%
29%
1
Corp
Marmon
10%
7 Ma
2%
1
Capital
Marrud
10%
9% I
2
Co
Electric
Products
Marine
Markite
9%
2 7 Ma
IM4
F)
&
15 Mo
l
Inc
<E
7M4
95
Co 1
Corp
Magnetics
7
♦
Corp
♦
Lynch Communications
Sys Inc_l
Lytton Financial Corp
1
Gas
5%
91 Ma
14
__2.50
44
—lc
*
Horn
Coal Corp
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial
Corp:
Empire State Oil Co
Endevco Corp
Oil
.
19%
1
_
Business
19%
48%
8%
*
(Texas)
Corp
1
Electro Instruments
1
Electro-Tec Corp
10c
Electrolux Corp
_i
Electronic Accounting Card—
1
Electronics Capital
Corp
1
Electronics Int'l Capital—
£1
Elizabethtown Cons Gas
20
Elizabethtown Water Co
*
Equity
17
45%
16%
132%
7%
Enterprises
Shoppes Inc
41
Co
Electrada
51%
11%
,■:)
Home's
Hudson
49
10M2
6
Horizon Land
Houston
4%
15 M8
15
A—25
1
1
Stores
Medallion
33
11%
157/a
14
127
Hobart Mfg Co
—*
Holiday Inns of America-/—1.50
Hoover Co class
/A——■--—2 Ma
31%
4%
14%
1
Publications
Henry's
Drive-In
Hewitt-Robins 5%
House
10%
42%
1
Inc
(D C)
25%
Ecuadorian
Steel
Heath
23%
•
Utilities Associates
Drugs
of
Fla
Germ
Cons
Hot
Racing Association
Edgerton
Hearst
1
Eastern
Harman—
Shoe
39
Hanson Van Winkle-
29
20c
A„10c
Munning
3.50
Harrington & Richardson Inc_l
27%
Inc
Eastern
Edgcomb
&
-*
-
Mangmt class
Mfg Corp__
Mining Company
Hanover
2%
Company
1
633/8
7%
2.50
—
Bradstreet Inc
Bush
8%
Corp
1
5
'
Ludlow
Madison
30 Ma
1
MacDonald
9
28 3 4
5 Ma
45 Ma
Star Steel Co_"_i?l
Longs Drug Stores Inc
6Ma
8M4
12 Ms
42 Ma
B
Manufacturing
57/a
6
" 5%
11M4
1
Loft
Maradel
Efajoca
Inc
Inc
Macco
39%
1
common
Develop
Jones
Edgewater
1
Co
Loblaw Inc
3%
24%
11 Ma
11%
,.
19 V2
22 Ma
-16%
Lucky
51M2
15 Mi
18 Va
5
15%
16%
100 Ma
14M4
1
Forms Inc
20 lA
19
1
Interstate
'..Littlefuse
■
11 Mi
10%
5 Ma
Louis Lesser
Enterprises cl A_10c
Lowe's Companies Inc
15%
96M2
<.10c
Southwest Capital Corp__1
Gyrodyne Co of America
1
*
Candy Corp
Londontown
15%
10c
Business
&
11 Ma
10
70c
Lone
5
——
50c
Inc
34
30%
50c
Sons
44%
41
Brick—
Corp
Greenfield Real Estate
1
Lipe-Rollway Corp A__
-Lithonia Lighting Inc
37%
7Va
17%
2.50
Northrup Co__
(Eli)
Ma
10%
10
Liberty Loan Corp
Liberty Real Estate Trust
19%
7%
Cement
Co
Press
&
Lewis
6
6%
1
Power
Corp
&
10%
%
Inv
Fire
8%
preferred
Co
Leece-Neville
Leeds
5
preferred
Dinettes Inc
Dunham
Ennis
Wash
(A
Mount
8 Ms
8
1
Co
12%
17"%
* '
A
Steel
Blower
Lilly
Employees Corp__2
Employees Financial
2
Green
7 Mb
2.50
31%
15%
—5
Rubber
Greater
1
Inc
11%
10
Co—;
Properties
Green
19
23 Ma
l*
convertible
Latrobe
Securities
Vending
Corp—1
Co
Co
5
1
If
38
40 M4
Missouri
Mite
Utilities
h
Park
8
8%
54
57%
Moore
26 Mi
28
Moore-Handley Inc——_—
7%
9
13%
207
9%
8Mb
10
14%
220
10%
(Forging
Co
27M4
1
1
1
Morningstar-Paisley Inc—
Morse
Morton
Shoe
Inc
Foodg. Inc
Co
15
27
25%
Moore Products Co—— ——1
Morrisons Knudsen
14
25 Va
1
Jockey
Monroe Auto Equipment
Moog Servocoptrols
Drop
1
5
Co
Corp
Monmouth
3/4
17%
21%
6%
Inc
29
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
5%
'/o
8
2
2.50
Lau
Globe
66
Inc
Leasewoy Transportation Corp.l
27
4%
ll3/4
21 Ma
8
19%
(P
2%
10 Ma
20
19
Products
class
1
11 %
Corp
11 %
213/4
2
Co
17%
Gould
"
5
Lance
12 Ms
10%
20 Va
6.25
Mfg
Inc
18%
12%
25'.'//.
Vogt
10%
Glatfelter
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&
Glass
18%
11 Ma
1.25
1
10c
10 3/4
19%
*
Corp
Glassrock
12
34%
29%
19%
Lake Ontario Portland
10%
332
5%
-■
■i
32%
10
*
Corp..
Products
Scientific
353/4
10
Corp
Laguna Niguel Corp Units
5%
300
5%
4%
11%
V
4%
*
36%
Duffy-Mott Company
Elk
9%
70c
A
18%
Krylon
46
Inc
25 Ma
27%
9%
33 Ma
1
LNC
26%
10
Chemicals
Co
Koehring Company
Kollmorgen Corp
Kromex Corp
4%
24%
Co
23%
10
Co
21%
——1
—5
Corp
Downtowner
El
4%
20%
1
26 Ma
Company Inc
B
Knape
6%
20c
Ma
17 V*
I8M4
Knox
6%
12%
29
24
10
Utilities
I
7
11 Ma
*
10
Kingsport Press Inc
Kingwood Oil Co
9%
1
11M4
1
3%
■.
9 Ma
3
33 M4
10
1
Kennametal Inc
8%
;
7%
2
9%
1
conv
Eckerd
9%
18%
Erie Resistor
33%
9%
10c
11
6M4
31M4
Co_5
Funds A
*
Portland Cement Co_3
King Kullen Grocery class A—1
Kings Department Stores
1
7%
8%
i
16%
33
31%
6%
Corp
Gulf
26%
page 46,
8%
1
24%
295
j
9 Ma
1
Co
"
22%
21
1
Keystone
38%
1
2c
A
Keyes Fibre Co
Keystone Custodian
8 %
'
Corp
27%
Class
11%
—1
Gulf
30%
19 %
Gateway
18%
24%
17%
36%
cl A
17%
Refining Co
Kentucky
5%
7%
10%
2.50
Gem International
17%
$1.25
EICO
a8%
•
1
■
Service
Kellwood
Kendall
Oil
4%
10c
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Girltown Inc class A
1
25%
9%
Gas
10%
Duriron
17%
4%
17%'
8%
1
9%
11%
3%
Kewanee
G-L Electronics Inc
Garland Knitting Mills
9%
7%
4%
8%
10
18%
Fulton Industries
Furman-Wolfson Corp
Futterman Corp class A
16 %
19%
3%
Corp
9%
&
4%
5
Invest
27%
3%
Kansas-Nebraska Nat Gas
Kay Windsor class A
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Ketchum
Giannini
1
Estate
7%
2%
24%
7%
...
16%
*
22%
25%
Airlines Inc_.
4Mb
1
|
Aircraft
7
_
16%
4 Ma
common
Corp
24
Frontier Refining
Frouge
Corp
preferred
10c
—
15 Ms
1
Raman
._——_!
Photo Prod
1
Franklin Realty
Frito Lay Inc
Fritzi of California.
Frontier
Steel
Machine—1
&
24 Ms
14 Ma
15 Ma
Kane-Miller Corp
22
55%
22%
Labs
14
.
51 Ma
2.50
11%
8%
10M4
Machine Co_20
Co
27 %
20%
7%
9%
33Mac
Feiss
Research
Kalvar
4Mb
6%
"
5
Inc
SI.46
7%
5%
29
4% >
1
1
Co
10%
1
Fort Wsrth Steel
Foster Grant Co
Franklin Corp
&;
6%
5%
27
10c
,,
13
5c
Forest Labs Inc
Fox-Stanley
Joseph
7%
8%
11%
_*
25
_1
Geotechnical Corp
5
17%
23
Utilities-
14%
1
Drackett
8%
&
Inc
General Supermarkets Inc
General Waterworks
6%
Inc
&
31%
Water
Plus
19%
Canada Tunnel
Inc
Diversa Inc
Dura
29%
Florida
Floyd Bennett Stores Inc
Foods
•_*
Real
Diebold
•'.'Dun
Kaiser
Corp
1
Telephone Corp cl A—10
12%
Finance Company
*
Diamond Crystal Salt Co__2.50
Drexel
11
3
Utilities Co—•
13%
Dial
Dixon
10
Florida
Corp_5
International Bridge
1
Denver
Detroit &
Detroit
14%
39%
Julie
37%
Steel
Shale
11%
Inc
Jostens
6%
7 %
10c
:
1
17%
5
Foods
7%
19%
67
10%
1
Corp
Co
9
Drive-in
1
Dravo Corporation
Drew
Properties class
9%
A,
11%
—___,_l
Lines
6%
13%
6%
62%
1
Co
Johnson .Service
Jones & Lamson
18%
—i
General
Broadcstg_l
16%
7%
Public
class
——
1
26
:5%
Florida
Florida
3%
6%
6
*
Company
Jervis. Corp
Jessop' Steel
9
Inc_50c
1
Mfg
(Andrew)
Ccrp
Jerrold
16%
6
1
Plastics
10
'2%
1
General
8%
9%
Co
E.
19 %
8%
-
2.50
1
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Jergeni
14%
Cie
Supply Co
10
15%
Inc__1
Inc
Jarrell-Ash
J
9
1
Markets
Fund
1
1
Dallas Airmotlve Inc
Donbar
13%
Gaa
Colby
1
Fitchburg Paper Co
Fleming Co
Fionuu
Jane
8
.
52 V*
JamesbUry Corp
Japan
8%
9
29%
59%
*
et
Ask
2 7 Ma
Inc
Minit
Bid
5
Corporation
1
Corp—
Realty
Western Financial
Fisher Foods Inc
Fisher Governor Co
62%
Dow
54%
*
First
Cummins Engine
.—2%
Curtis Electro Corp class
A—50c
71
8%
1
Government
38%
12%
Union
Govt
67
51
Surety
First
15%
36
.
First
24%
Dixie
22
A
First Repub Corp of Am cl
A__l
First Small Business (N J)_—1
14%
8%
15%
cl
11%
8
a
wide
a
Il5
Utilities
(Richard)
7%
First
First Natl Real Estate Trust-
22%
38%
27%
Corp
89
Southern
7%
50c
1
—
34
8%
Business
Lincoln Financial
._*
17%
First 'Mortgage
Investors13%-
Crouse-Hinds Co
—1%
Crown-Bremson Industries
1
32
25%
Small
.1
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
.
Disc
12%
Investors
37%
15%
Digitronics Corp
11
Flight Co
First
20%
26%
Inc
62%
16
Conn
First
6%
85%
■
18%
14%
Cowles Chemical Co
Cowles Magazine &
36%
14%
First
6
10
10%
35%
Book
Distributing Co_10c
Country Set Inc
*
Dictaphone
7%
Arizona—5
General Aniline & Film A
General Corp of Ohio_
Cosmo
10%
123/8
23%
_
Co
Inc
Industries
4%
24%
55%
1 50
class
Cajtfornia Liquid
Calif
?
1
Detective"
A
Corp
•Cald^r
•
Morrill-
Agency class
Business Funds
Byilesbj <H M)
4
21%
51%
8%
Corp—
Herald-Traveler
Inc
7%
5%
20%
&
Industries
$1.20
7
1
5
Botany
Bowl-Mor
4%
16%
4%
1
Co..
Capital
8%
6%
13%
9%
50c
&
4
3%
1
Boston
Bowser
3%
17%
Inc
Beranek
3%
119%
5
Co
7%
I
*
Company
Inc
Power
17%
8%
Light
Sivalls & Bryson Inc
Business
Machines
Black
JBohn
Bolt
Son
7%
Investors
Prop Inc pfd
Cross
15
7
24%
Co
12%
Co
cl
Electric
Financial, Corp of
Boston Corp
First
Garlock-Inc
Company
11%
3%
Co
Corp
9%
27%
8%
29%
24%
.
16'A
50c
%
Western
&
8%
1
Manufacturing
Billups
Bird
Coral Ridge
16%
Co
Beryllium Corp
8%
25%
5
Screw
Coffee
33
115%
Bag Co
Corp
Matic
7
A
35%
Products
Mtge
Systems
Hathaway Inc
O
Continental
Craig
Works
Gas
Rock
'7%
20c
Iron
65
30
1
&
6%
Freightwy Inc_2.50
Rendering Co_6.25
Consolidated
1
Corp
Belmont
Consolidated
Consolidated
2.50
Manufacturing
Isle
6%
28%
33%
Computer Control Co Inc
*
Computer Instrument Corp__25c
Conductron Corp class A
lc
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
12%
1
Dickinson
Behlen
26%
6%
*
6%
1
Counselors
24%
27
Oil
Refining_2c
Telephone Co_10
Rico
11%
Basic
Belle
Puerto
_1
"Bates
Beauty
Commnowealth
Cook
25c
1
Properties class A
Mfg
JBayless (A J) Markets Inc
Baystate Corp
17%
$1.25 preferred
25
Colorite Plastics Inc
25c
Commerce Clearing House
1
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Commonwealth Natural Gas
5
10c
Co
Distilling
16%
11%
6%
27%
Corp
Barton
6%
23%
41
19%
22%
10c
Electric
6
20%
18'A
5
Babcock Electronics
Atomic Inc
Barden
20%
38%
Cook
_•
Chem
18%
10%
Continental
Co
&
17%
21%
Continental Trans Lines-—
JBaird
Paint
16%
18%
3%
5
Baltimore
23%
5
7%
*
Inc
Gas
22%
22
*
Co
6%
Products
Products
&
Gas
7%
Inc
Oil
22%
20%
Colorado Milling & Elevator—1
Oil & Gas
Corp com_3
6%
40c
Adhesive
140
20%
Colorado
5%
10
i——
228
134
%
2
1
Inc
Aztec
Co
1
Company
Avon
,
Wire
Interstate
19%
61%
•
Light
7%
*25%
223
10
Inc.—
_1
Automated Bldg Components_50c
Automation Industries Inc_:
1
Avery
.17%
23%
18'A
5%
Hegeman
Atlantic Improvement
Corp
Atlantic Utilities Corp
Atlas Credit Corp common
Avis
16%
10c
Inc
Class B
Atmos-Pak
Colorado
15
22
1
class A
Gas
Atlantic
Stores
Commonwealth
Inc
Corp
7%
Commonwealth Theatres of
Assembly Products Inc
Associated Springs Corp
Associated Transport Inc
.
26%
23%
Engineering Co Inc—1
Insulated
6%
preferred
Stores
Hart
A
2%
1
(A J) & Co Inc
Industries Inc
Metal
cl
2%
Armstrong
Arrow,
3%
Corp
5%
common
Missouri
10
24%
A—16%c
1
Arkansas Valley Industries^
3
Arkansas Western Gas Co—_2%
Arnav
class
10c
Inc
Participating
Arkansas
4
Corp
Industries
Arden
A_10
Inc
Applied Research
Aqua-Chem Inc
Coleman
Collyer
23%
*
National
Colonial
7%
21%
Corp
27%
9
100
Utilities
.
II
6%
3%
Co
Cole
6%
5%
10
Ln Assn—33%c
&
Corp
Anelex
6%
4%
25
Sterilizer
American
27%
Inc_*
preferred
American Sav
14%
25%
38%
25%
1
23
13%
40%
36
-10
Corp—6
Class B
16%c
City Gas Co (Florida)——_-l
Clifton Precision Products—--!
6
16%
Equipment—*
Corp com_7.50
Gobain
Citizens
4%
5V4
Svc
Preferred
5%
3%
Co-.,—
Pub
40
39%
Ritz
1
Gas Co——
1
Chicago Musical Instrumnts_50c
Christiana Securities com—1.25
38%
1514
Telephone
Vermont
22%
37%
10
29%
21%
Chattanooga
17%
5
Power—.
5%
16
27%
Charles of the
62%
36'A
—
Channing Financial Corp
i/s
59 V2
American Pipe & Construction_5
American Rubber & Plastics—1
American
I
Maine
Central
Cent
7%
19%
13
Co—1
Products
Central
28 %
6%
*
American
.
28%
1
4,
Maize
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
26 V2
Greetings class A—1
Gypsum Co
1
Heritage Publish—25c
%
10
7 %
5
Co
Inc
9
23%
10%
Corp
_1
7%
4%
9'A
Furniture
Co
6%
14%
17%
50c
American
&
1
10c
cl A_i
American
Co
26%
1
Co
Line
6M2
Co—*
Cryogenics
Inc—:
Cascade Natural Gas
—._—1
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
Central Indiana Gas
5
Vending-*
Rubber
Pipe
Carpenter (L El
Cary Chemicals
10%
Corp
Corp
American Electronic Labs
.
3%
Industries
9'A
American
9%
3
Inc
Carmer
Carolina
18%
American
6
8%
10c
Caressa
171/0
/ V8
Altamil
•?r'
5%
50c
3%
Allyn & Bacon Inc
J
5%
6M2
23%
American
7%
4%
3 Mi
1
American
6%
1
100
American
79%
Capital For Tech Industries—1
Capital Products Corp
50c
Capital Southwest Corp
1
1
3.75
Radio
American
17
80%
75%
8%
_10c
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Alterman
15%
76 %
57%
——
Allied
1
*
common
common
have
have
Par
9%
4
Federal Natl
Mortgage Assn_100
Fiat Metal
Mfg Co—^
_—_10c
Fieldcrest • Mills
Inc
*
8%
13
25
Mills
7%
class A
15%
7%
12
1
Electric
B
5 4 Ma
Develop
Credit
13%
2
Ltd
Ask
50c
Corp
;//
Lanes Inc class
Far West Financial
Farrell Corp
22%
Bid
8%
1
Fair
Ask
21%
1
Superior
*
Land
State
11%
Cannon
4%
6%
12%
Bid
12%
:
—10
Culver
Inc
Alico
Ail
*
Homes
Telep
Fastener
3%
•
&
Inc
13%
Corp
Alberto
Water
Cameo
24
Magnethermic
Albee
Calif
8%
11 Ma'
10c
.Aerotest Labs Inc—
Airwork
7%
Far
which
region.
1
——
Fabien
Ask
which
Eastern
Par
Ets-Hokin &
Bid
(Quotations for Friday, July 5)
any
Industrials and Utilities
Par
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
"National" list is composed of
securities
"Eastern"
list
comprises
securities
The
the
in
.
The
request.
primarily
.
1
Inc—10
-1/
4%
9%
20
5 Ma
4
Ma
10 Ma
2134
9 Ma
10 Ms
31%
33 Ma
8M4
9%
9
10 Ma
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Volume
Number 6279 ".
198
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(137)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Morton
Safe
Co
Mothers'
San
19%
Sanders
1
Co_—
Cookie
•
5V»
1.25
54%
Company
Narragansett Capital
.
Fabric
Nashua
Savin
Sawhill
10V4
Scantlin
22 Va
24%
Schaevitz
Corp
1
Contractors_l
12%
13%
Schield
16%
Schlitz
Cleaning
17%
19 Va
22 Va
Science
5%
5%
Scot
•
Brewing
Research
6V4
6
1
13%
Illuminating Co
•
36%
l
4%
States
Servateria
United
States
Sugar
United
21%
States
Truck
United
5%
Scott
—5
30 Va
32%
6%
11
10%
15%
16%
Upper
National Propane Corp
National Realty Investors
__1
16%
17%
Scott
8%
9%
Nat'l
50c
6%
Neiman-Marcus-:: .Co.—________2
14%
B
:
Patent
Work-Clothes
6
(John J)
Inc
Nevada
Northern
Gas
11
•
Rental
Nesbitt
New
4%
50c
Development.lc
50c
Co
New
Natural
Jersey
Co
Gas
York Airways Inc
New
Rock
Company.—_
Nicholson File
Nielsen
Nixon-Baldwin
Sealed
Searle
46%
44
13
281/4
49
51%
5%
Selas
6
Selmer
Van Lines Inc
*
2414
25%
Servonic
Gas
5
12%
13%
Sexton
Nuclear
Oklahoma
Ozun
13%
lc
6%
7i/2
614.
514
20%
1
2%
5
16 y4
Oil
Corp
Package Machinery Co
Instrument
Pak-Well
Panacolor
cl A
9%
614
71/4
Pauley
Peerless
Tube
Penobscot
&
Sprague Electric Co
Standard & Poors Corp—
614
Stanley
4%
Stanley
10%
Star
•
32%
State Loan
28 %
30%
Stein
Co_3.75
29%
31%
9%
10%
Printing
14
15 Va
Superior
7314
7714/:
Supervised
12
13%
Susquehanna
11
12
Swank
of
New
Rexach
Construction
Riley
Stoker
River
Brand
Roberts
Robins
Rocket Jet
Marie
Rowe
Mfg
Rucker
14%
15%
*
8ya
8%
28
Terminal Transport Co
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp
l
23%
9%
10%
Texas American
251/4
51/8
3714
40%.
Texas
Butadiene
&
Industries
Inc
11%
12%
26%
Gas
Therm-O-Disc
1314
14%
Thomasville
9y4
Tidewater
351/2
21%
23%
241/2
26i/4
6614
60
*
'
Time
Furniture
2%
26
QVaC
7%
Indus
16%
8%
5
Service.,
4%
16%
5%
30%
18%:
9%
10%
11%
36%
39
9%
1
1
Inc
5c
Clothes Inc
*.
1
Tip-Top Products class A
Tobin Packing Co_„______
Tokheim
Corp—_
Scale
Corp
Toledo
10%
Inc
Inv
101/4
9%
314
«
41/8
Line_50c
1
Specialties
Co Inc
Treesdale Labs Inc
Trico
Products
1
291/B
141/4
15%
Tucson
St
1
14%
16
"21" Brands Inc—
1
61/2
see page
46.
Tropical
Gas
Gas
Uarco Inc
El
50c
Commercial
55
58%
National
—
Newark
Banking
Co
57%
44
48
Essex
&
(N
J)
Shawmut
of
Bk
10
of
39Va
Bstn_12%
67
70 V*
42
44%
53%
57
Bk
State
36%
Newark—6.25
Natl
20%
New
Eng Merchants Natl Bk_10
Bank & Trust Co_ll
New Jersey
North
57%
57%
62%
52%
&
Community Bank of
(N J)__
-12.50
National
196
Carolina Natl Bank
Northern
60%
Trust Co
51%
54%
Philadelphia
45%
49%
Pittsburgh
89
921/4
Provident
40%
20
Co
Lt
&
J)
(Atlanta)
5
30V4
32%
53 V4
56 V*
42
44%
Bank
10
Tradesmen's Bank
First Natl Bank
Natl
of
Bk
&
Pwr
of
73%
28%
Co—l.10
66 %
70 Va
<Wash)__10
66%
70
47
55 Va
12%
84%
87%
Security Natl Long Islnd N Y_5
South
Carolina
Nat'l
Bank
31%
33%
52 V4
55 Va
Union
Louis
Trust
Seattle
1st
Second
Natl
72%
44Va
Security First Natl Bank
(Los Angeles)
IO4V2
45%
104%
107%
30%
33%
Natl
Bk
Bank
Phila
of
10
(Charleston)
5
State
Bank
State
National
State
Westchester Natl Bank
Street
of
&
B
82 %
T
30
32%
551/4
58
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
15
70%
73%
Trade
(Chic)—20
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co-10
100
Rochelle
New
Harris
&
Tr
Sav
Bk
105
Trust
Bank & Tr
Co
of
New
Co
45%
39 %
(Boston)_10
87 Va
42
Albany
10
(Conn)_10,
Bank
5
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N Y—5
Girard Trust Corn Exch Bk—10
of
38 Va
70
25%
86%
43
65%
192
35%
;_10
90%
100
Cnty_25
10
St Louis
82
62
183
5
Canada
411/4
(N Y)__20
First Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)__5
First
Y)'
N
Bank
78 %
Bank
831/4
Natl City Bank
First
Natl
69
(Jersey City)-10
First
Trust
(Suffern
10
Dallas
First Natl Bk of Passaic
136%
•
N
.
43 %
131
Bank—10
National
National
45%
42%
5
(Chic)
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Hackensack N J)
332
320
59 V4
7.50
Bank
8
(Albany)
Natl
-
(Cleve)
Rutherford
75%
19%
Co
Trust
349
337
10
42 V*
66
70Va
30%
(N Y)__10
2%
32%
12%
11%
Jersey
67
70%
Union
County National Bk—10
28%
311/8
Union
(Union City)—8
Industrial National Bank of
Providence R I——
-10
20%
22%
Union
United
States Tr Co
(Boston) 10
41 %
54%
57%
United
States
(N
71
Valley
Nat'l
5
39%
31
33%
Valley Natl Bk
(Phoenix Ariz)_5
61%
46%
49 VB
Virginia Commonwealth Corp_10
/ 46V4
57%
61%
Wachovia Bank &
60%
Wells
32%
West'n
Hudson
Hudson
Tr
Industrial
Trust
Co
Valley Bank &
(Phila)
5
Co
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust
Co
1
'
56%
5
30%
Long Island Trust Co
Bank
(Los Angeles)—7.50
Bk (Cleve)_10
^
81%.
'
Commerce
Trust
of
Co
Fargo
Y)
Trust
N
75
42 %
65
>
/
48%
Co
,
5
40%
42%
Co__10
81%
57Va
85
C)
Amer Trust
71%
44%
67 %
20
of L I—
Bank
84%
45 Va
42%
Maryland_10-
Trust
Winston-Salem
(Philadelphia)—10
Pennsylvania Natl Bk 10
57%
National Stock Exchange
13%
10
7
17%
19
./
,4%
;
5
7%
:*\erk'a
Range
Sale Price
25%
of Prices
Pat
Ainslie
5%
Colorado
8%
Golconda
Insurance
Mining
91%
Leasing Credit Corp class A
18
19%
MSI
High
Low
95c
1.60
May
Jan
2.50
23%
24%
1
51/8
5%
2.50
25%
27%
100
4.20
4.20
100
2.70
Apr
9.60
2.80
2.80
100
2.70
Jun
3.80 Mar
100
1.10
Jun
1.10
1.10
1.10
2.80
2.70
2.80
300
1.60
1.70
500
1.30
1.401
400
50c
50c
35c
35C
10c
Development Corp
Corp__
1.10
—
:.—25c
50c
1.90
35c
10c
25c
Corp.
Nashville
Electronics
Industries
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Hhrh
1.10
1
Corp__—
.86
Wells
Shares
——•
Service
•
T V
Lew
5
for Week
10c
Chemical Co
Camp
•
—1
1
Corp
Ansonia Wire & Cable
5i%
July
Sales
Last
30%
7 9%
;
Friday
15
24
7
Range for Week Ending
STOCKS
lc
Corp—
1
7%
10c
1
Transogram
Rust Craft
I,
National
94%
72
of
3%
28%
5
Gas Pipe
Investing A
31
2%
System—1
Transcontinent TV class B—2.50
•
34V4
City Bank
91%
(N Y)_10
28%
28
13%
l
73 Va
32 V4
49V»
32%
30y8
12%
4%
70 V4
Westchester_5
5
30%
261/4
10c
Co
Bus
Transcontntl
Transistor
28%
30%
Transcont
3%
Detroit—12%
of
8%
1
System
Titans-Coast
84
121%.
of
Bank
26%
18%
1
Greeting Cards
Johnsbury Trucking Co
7%
.24%
17
80y2
.14%
1
3
1
Transcontinental
5
4%
7/13/:
82
1
Corp
Trans-Air
10
5
Inc_
Toys
411/a
-
1
florins
Inc
78%
27%
x39
Co
28
__1
.
Timely
6%
footnotes,
4%
1
Inc_
Engineering Corp_75c
For
15%
1
Inc
Marine
Towmotor
Capital
4
1
Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass—*
Thriftway Foods inc
2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co__
•
38%
39
Co
Louis
4%
10c
Chein
14%
36 7/8
Co
Candies
St
Corp
13
1
Stover
Oil
Texize Chemicals Inc
Tonka
Russell
Lines
22%
4%
Rndd-Melikian
Inc
21%
44%
Corp
34
1
3%
Royal Dutch Pete__33V3
Royal Industries Inc
31%
,
17%
Inc
Nat
41%
Furniture
'A"_l
Inc
1
Reid
15%
•
3%
72%
71/8
Tenn
•
1
Co
Rockwell Mfg Co
Rorer (Wm H)
Inc
Rotron
Ltd
1
Hi
3
67
Co
131/s
33
118%
Bank
National
52%
First Natl Bank
6
6 %
3
&
17%
5%
1
Products
3%
36%
'-11%
35i/2
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—
Hi
2%
16%
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Co
4%
1
34%
25
National
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
18%
34
Corp 20c
Tnc
Fund
4
29
Corp
(H
(A
Measurement
Telephones
331/4
Rice Mills Inc—3%
Co
■
•
1
271/4
York
9Va
National
'
87%
Telex
32%
New
52%
49%
92%
60%
89%
86%
St.
4%
10%
Roadway Express Inc
Robbins & Myers Inc
Robertson
13%
*
of
54 Vs
89V2
57%
5
(N Y)
10
Bank Stk Corp (Minn)_10
First Natl Bank
81 %
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
60%
Tecumseh
12 %
59%
57
17%
_
9%
Ridge Tool Co class A
56%
27%
46
5
Royal National Bank of N Y__5
—_
Texas
Richardson Company
Montclair Natl Bank & Trust
87*4
.
8%
Royal
Techno
9%
52%
Natl Bk (NJ)_1
65%
I
Ask
48%
55%
9%
1
49
6.25
61%
91/8
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Monmouth Cnty
Y
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51%
8%
8%
38 Va
of
10
First Natl Bank Maryland
10
First Natl Bank of Bo"ston_12%
First Natl Bank of Chicago—20
9
•
35%
Bank
6%
Technical
Inc
Merchants
69%
7%
81/2
44%
(St
35i/2
71/8
36
41
Tr
331/4
714
lc
Mercantile
66%
151/8
50c
50 %
611/4
Rockland
1
Inc
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58%
68%
1
1
1
Remco Industries Inc
78 V4
65 V*
Hi/4
20c
1.25
1
10
Trust
&
First
•
Corp
Bank
8'/a
Telephone Svc Co of Ohio
Dynamics
Natl
7%
32%
Reading & Bates Offshore
Drilling conv class A
Redwing
Carriers
Reheis Company class A
Mellon
25c
Indus
30%
12%
Ltd
2574
63%
5
Corp
5
Bank
Natl
56
6%
4
424
Brook
57
Teleflex
Purex
Assn
11%
$7%
83 %
52%
281/B
Supermarkets Inc
Alegre Sugar Corp
Racing
Federation Bk & Tr Co
54%
10
&
B
Bank
Fiduciary Trust Co
141/s
_40c
Meadow
407
.
24%
29%
T_15
Hanvr
National
9%
10%
Carolina——1
Industries
7%
7
27%
8%
261/2
Company Inc
49%
55
8%
*
Hamp—5
Mex
Maryland
5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)-10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)_'
50
Fairfield County Trust Co—10
3%
10 y2
1
8%
1
Manufacturers
45%
York)
New
Bid
5
(Buffalo)
58%
190
8
22%
10c
2
3
7%-
Par
Manufacturers & Traders
1
Electronics
15%
Companies
Ask
152
66%
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
3%
Tampax Inc
1
Tappan Co_
5
Tasty Baking Co class A__50c
Taylor Corp.
3
Taylor
Devices—
___.425c
Taylor Instrument Co
5
Taylor W'ine Co Inc
2
1
10c
.
Punta
Revere
5%
18%
21/2
10%
(Philadelphia)
12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_25
Tamar
5
13%
9%
"A"
6%
25%
14%
12%
Foods
Zausner
6
241/4
17%
19%
37%
1
(A
1
Talley Industries Inc
■
H)
Ask
13%
1
8%
211/4
Bk & Tr
Nat
(Chicago)
Co
36%
:
18%
___
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Union Trust—
(Newark)
27%
50c
Co
Renwell
5
1
Bid
5
__
Inc
Systron-Donner Corp
Szabo Food Service
5%
33
25c
7Va
14%
Continental-Ill
12"%
1
2514
Co
Svc
Fashions
Inc
"Adrs"
Co
&
Kap
54%
Commercial Trust Co
6%
6
1
,-1
Public
Radiation
Corp
6%
__1
10y4
11%
Services_lc
5
New
Puritan
Investors
1
Safran .Printing
Travelers Express
26%
9%
25
Electric Co
1
Mfg' & Instrument_50c
Co—7%
America
of
Pueblo
5
Corp
12%
13'A
38 »/B
Connecticut Natl Bank
1
:
Red
11%
Greene
Va
11%
36%
35%
10%
Corp A-1
Inc
3%
Stock issues
63%
50
Co
9%
Woodward
1%
-,
1
Industries
Trust
(Bridgeport)—10
Co
Trust
IO1/4
Superior
414
Trust
Stephenson Finance Co
.2.50
Stockton Watley Davin & Co_ 4
Stowe
8
4%
_1
1
Bid
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
City
191/8
Stubnitz
Corp
Co
No
Cleveland
20%
17%
12 %
Co
Svc
of
20%
19'/4
1
36%
5
Public
Svc
19%
Hall—
11
4%
Petroleum
Publishers
10
1
Finance
7%
Co
146
(N J)—10
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co_12%
5
Pubco
Public
46%
24%
3414
America
Golf
42%
5
Properties
Research Corp
Professional
5
Strawbridge & Clothier
Producers Cotton Oil
Products
331/4
914
10c
of
30%
23
1
25
Electric
Corp
28%
19%
—50c
Industrial
'26 y2
8%
Premier Microwave Corp
Primex Equities Corp
Producing
&
1
Instruments
1
18%
2
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(H Kl Inc
Premier
16%
Co—
3.75
Co
27
78
50c
(L
of
Market
2%
Robins
8
(N J)
Co
25 %
Inc
17%
1
1
Corp class A
Corp
11%
20%
5
Central Natl Bank of Cleve—16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila_10
.Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
Citizens & Southern National
Bank
(Savannah)
10
Trust
Camden
75i/2
3%
Inc
Co
8%
67
15%
Co
16%
6%
12 Va
"Adrs"—
Pwr
1
Co
4%
27
10%
*
Electric
2.50
com
Home Products
Works_
3414
PneumoDynamics
Pocket
Books
Inc
Potter
Screw
9%
Parts
20
SS
Register
1
Genl
&
3%
Corp
Par
7 7/8
*
Fruit
*
Water
1
1
*
7
Par
8%
7%
2*4
Preferred
3%
!
Co
Standard
_1
Rubber Co
Portland
,
10c
Mfg
Cordage Co
Plymouth
Potash
9%'
5%
Stevens Chemical
Playskool
Plymouth
Porter
151/8
Standard
Gas
23%
63 '4
**
13%
Natural
21%
Tele
6%
24%
Freight Lines—1
Transit
Research
Mitsui
17Vs
Co—10
Bank of America N T & S A—
(San Francisco)
6%
Bank of Commerce (N Y)
10
Bank of Commerce (Newark) _25
Bank of
New York
100
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)
10
Boatmen's Natl Bk St Louis—20
Broad St Trust Co
(Phila)—5
13%
1214
Pickering Lumber Corp
Pierce
36%
121/4
Standard
-Petrolite
Pioneer
39%
34%
8%
Special Metals Inc
2
Spector Freight System cl A__l
514
Gas
37
common_l
13%
4%
Nat'l
33%
12%
States
*
1
25c
*
Electric
Ask
Bid
16
American Security & Tr
251/4
9%
Peter Paul Inc—_L
Piedmont
31%
23%
10%
Inc
1
1
8%
Corp
Philadelphia Sub
Corp
Laboratories
Inc
Zurn
4%
4
1
Lighting
Kansai
19%
Southwestern
8%
„_
Zero Mfg Co
Zonolite
Company
cl
53%
131b
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Zayre
19
18%
12
8
Tr
Inv
York
11%
Bank and Trust
17%
51
10c
$1
2
Co
Permeator Corp
Photon
5c
Tele__25
1
14 y®
Yellow
26%
Sons
Express
Automotive
Halo
14%
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash_lGc
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc—1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
.
Utilities
Gas
61%
1
38'/a
England
Co
57
Corp
201/s
New
Gas
6%
19%
51/8
..
18%
13%
1
Estate
4%
.
35%
Nitrogen
Union
Gen
6%
*
Co
5%
18%
■
30'/b
5
Co
Gulf
Chemical Fibre Co__l
Pennsyl Real
_7
Water
Water
&
5%
27%
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Inc
Petroleum
67 Va
24%
Par
6%
6
29
9
641%
Eazor
27
8V4
1
10
Co
Recent Security
34
30%
18
*
Xtra
Visual Records
Acme
16%
Supply
Wyle
6%
8%
convertible preferred
5
Southwest Gas Producing Co—1
Southwestern Electric svc Co__1
Paper—10
15%
22'/a
5%
18%
.*
—
Chemicals
14 %
141/8
7
A__1
Bakeries—
California
Southwest
15%
Corp
Parkview Drugs Inc
Dental
class
-
10Va
17
1
20%
Yardney
25%
9%
10
_
5
cl
24
5
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6%
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13
&
Gas
Southern
10%
;14%
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3 '4
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3
56i%
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11%
__1
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53
Southern
141/B
10%
8 Va
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3%
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341/4
*
Inc
Patterson
12%
*
Parker-Hannifin
Paterson
Oil
Shore
Southern
18%
.50
Inc
Pargas
Engineering
Southern
331/8
17 V*
*
Co
Inds
11
_5c
Southern
20c
Paper
22%
10%
32
._____5
Southern
15%
Wurlitzer
16%c
Brothers
&
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Co
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Corpi._
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15i%
3%
3
24 Va
10
Wear
18%
7%
2
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Watch
(H)
Enterprises
Conversion
18%
1
Co
Products
Grove
(Jim)
Warren
21%
Develop
10c
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A
1
Southeastern Capital Corp
1
Southeastern
Telephone Co
10
17
10
Corporation
Popell
South
28
31l/4
5
Inc
Investments
Co
class A
Work
8%
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5%
10%
3%
10c
*
&
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14%
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.
17%
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17%
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9%
8%
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50c
class A—1
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Warner & Swasey Co
1
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Pacific Southwest Airline
*
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&
12
1
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Solitron Devices Inc
2iy2
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of America
Corp
Waltham
13%
*
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Packard
Corp
6
12%
5%
36%
*
_2
Investment
9%
7%
4%
Sewing Mach.l
Gibbs
Wometco
10%
19%
25%
Co_„___
9%
5%
17%
Society
21%
5%
—1
37%
71/8
19%
11%
35%
6%
23%
10%
Wolf
&
6%
3
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Washington Natural Gas Co_10
Washington Steel Corp
1
Watson Wilson Transport A—1
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Winston-Muss
26%
(J
23%
(Edwin
Electric
8%
24%
Business
13%
Co_I_II_5
Wiegand
Wilcox
6%
1
Smucker
20%
12 %
48 %
A—1
Small
19%
5
Works
Corp_
7%
Warshow
28%
33 V8
12.50
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5%
10%
38%
13%
31%
45%
9%
Cable
12%
7.50
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:*
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&
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Wiley (John) & Sons Inc
Win-Chek Industries Inc
Smelt—*
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11
1
21
7%
Inc
34%
3.75
19%
6%
10c
Walbaum
5%
5
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Co
33%
1
8%
Inc
Walter
13%
32 %
—12 Va
Inc
Chemicals
Walnut
34%
12%
7%
Co
26%
5
Vegetable
25
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Power
Wire
*
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Pacific
50
23%
1
32%
1
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Wallace
50c
Wilcox
10 1/2
36
A——25c
class
&
47
A
Instruments
Simplex
50c
P6wer
47
50
Companies
Natural Gas Co
Power & Gas
10c
Root
Waddell
Mass
39%
Whiting
17%
Pharmaceutical
Vitro
14%
30%
Co_
Capital Corp
Weyerhaeuser Company
69%
Simplicity M:g Co class A
Skil
Corp___
14%
Mercury Electronics clA _50c
Rose
Pacific
Sigma
414
*
10c
East
Pacific
I
Capital
Sierra
Inc
16%
66
5
13%
37%
Gas
Telephone_—5
*
Vitamix
20%
50c
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Co
Inc
23 %
28
Whitin
18%
Company—50c
22%
5
&
Westland
25%
17%
Vitram on
42%
18%
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31/4
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16%
40
50c
13%
23%
19%
84
*
Kentucky
Publishing
Westgate-California
30%
1
24%
18
79%
•
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17%
28%
12
5
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25%
17%
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5
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Airmotive
Pacific
Pac
Class
23
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Brewing Co
Pacific
41/2
1
Products
Pabst
21%
10
Co
11%
10%
Glass
&
Mills
Inc
Vernors
11 Va
23%
Shulton
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Finance
10
•
95%
Ben Coal Corp
Onyx Chemical Corp
Originala Inc
Oxford
*
89
Old
Chemical
Co
Co
&
Shatter
Okla Miss River Prod Line
Oxford
Instruments
(John;
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Corp
Co
Food
16%
1
23%
5
Manufacturing Co.5
Light
Western
23%
2
Corp
21%
I
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7%
23 %
Western
30%
2
Co
6%
26%
Western
18%
29
1
97/a
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Western
39%
17%
9
Vernitron
20%
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist__5
Corp
Cement
18%
Shawmut Association
Exploration
Recovery
1
19%
1
Service
Inc
36%
50c
Co
Point
11%
9- /7,
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Westcoast Transmission Co
7%
Shares_10
Iron
&
West
48%
4
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West Ohio Gas Co_._
West Penn Power Co_
20%
Power
Industries
Mould
Veeder
5%
32%
1
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11%
1
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7
45
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4
10%
Wellington Mgnt Co class
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10
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Vector Mfg Co__
23%
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&
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class
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Ocean
Oil
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Nytronics Inc
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Chicago Corp
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8%
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Camp
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33'4
133%
3
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8%
10
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Peninsular
Utilities
22 Vi
6%
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Northwestern
Utah
27%
21
1
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North
Northwest Natural
25%
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North
Northern
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Seismograph Service Corp
1
Sel-Rex Corp
—1
14%
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class
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7Ve
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1
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10%
1
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Pak
36%
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9'/a
_1
York Trap
New
Sea
12 Va
34%
5
Corp
Foresman
Scripto
22
England Gas & Elec Assn_8
Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
New
Co
Scripps Howard Broadcasting —1
7%
16
.
Fetzer
Aviation
Scott
12
11 Va
1
&
13%
8%
Bid
♦
~
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15%
12%
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(Del E.)__
Weinberg (H. of
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Welded Tube
22%
14
1
Corp
Virginia Bank
Univis
9%
Scott (O M) & Sons class A_100
Scott & Williams Inc
—5
10 'A
1
Class
National
National Periodical
Wayne-George
Webb
13%
21
Leasing Corp
Realty Invest
United
27 %
201/4
12%
1
10
States
States
.
5
10
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4%
26
1
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United
38
Par
38%
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*
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—1
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9%
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6%
36
15
Inc.
Foods
14%
10c
8%
Theatre
United Servomation
13%
13%,
|
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Artists
United Investors of Del A
United
Nuclear
Corp
12%
12 Va
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Capital Corp
Lad
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37%
11
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Bantam
Science
20%
50c
National Gas & Oil Corp—
National Homes Corp A—_
35%
10c
Inc
(Quotations for Friday, juiy 5>
.
Bid
United
19%
—5
Co
Unishops
6%
42 Va
18 >/4
Electronics.
(Jos)
Corp_l
5
Products
Food
15V4
Prod
5%
Par
1
__
Power
Ask
40
1
__
Machines
Tubular
4
4%
&
Business
9%
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Co
Drilling
Savannah Elec
5%
58
1
Co
Aeronautical
National
Fe
Bid
Corp —1
class
Associates
3
Corp
National
Santa
21 Vi
20%
Jacinto .Petroleum
1.66%
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National
28
18%
Inc
Chemical
Nalco
26
1
.
Industries
Motec
Par
1
Mfg Corp
Mosler
Ask
Bid
Par
41
1.30
35c
2.80 July
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.90 Mar
•
t
50c
Jan
Jan
2.20
Feb
40c
Jan
1.40
Apr
200
50c
July
1.10
Apr
400
25c
Mar
60c
Jan
1.20
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(138)
.
.
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
t
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds—
-
Fund
Advisers
1
6.73
7.42
8.14
8.80
Business
Growth
American
Investors
4.17
4.52
6.62
S-l
1
Inc__lc
Fund
1
Atomic
5.22
15.09
Ltd_l
14.63
15.83
1
6.48
4.80
5.24
Keystone
6.30
Fund
Internat'l
Knickerbocker Fund
Growth Fund
———I
Fund Inc—1
Fund
Boston
15.42
-1
13.48
14.77
California
17.11
of
Fund
1
Inc
Fund
Colonial
Growth
15.83
6.43
7.03
11.26
12.25
Mutual
Investing Foundation—1
11.60
12.68
Mutual
Invest
12.32
14.46
A
Plan
C
B
&
1.59
—
D
&
i
C)
Insurance
Fund
&
Series
9.70
10.64
al4.95
.1
2.86
Wide Securities
Nation
10.94
10.18
11.13
National
Investors
9.94
10.86
National
Securities
Commonwealth
Stock
| Fund—1
Stock
16.31
17.83
Balanced
50c
9.55
10.38
Dividend
1
8.64
9.39
Composite Bond &
Inc
Fund
Composite
Fund
Concord
Inc
Fund
1
Inc
Consolidate^ Investment Trust_l
B
Series
20.50
Fund
Income
Diversified
6.83
7.46
21.23
1
6.61
7.23
Dow
11.74
8.80
9.64
9.30
10.19
25c
X3.42
3.75
Shares
Invest Fund
Theory
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
10.74
Inc-l
Fund
Stock
Inc—1
1
4.81
5.20
17.40
18.91
50c
12.64
13.66
50c
13.95
15.08
Corp—_1
5.18
5.66
i0
a22.33
Stock Fund
Electronics
Investment
1
Trend Fund Inc
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co
Shares split 2-for-l
Gov
Great
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
al6.04
Horizons R P
New
York
Electronics
Inc
Fund
Chemistry
9.46
Shares
Inc
1
12.44
One William
Street Fund
1
13.06
14.27
_1
15.58
17.03
Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
5.68
6.18
Oppenheimer
Penn
Fund
_____
al6.07
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp___
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Price
Fund
8.64
9.51
16;23
17.55
14.28
15.52
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Research Investing—
9.50
10.27
Revere Fund Inc
lc
series
lc
Preferred
stock
series
lc
7.72
8.48
6.53
7.18
2.89
2.63
7.91
8.60
9.92
10.19
1
6.96
7.57
lc
7.04
7.72
(The) Stock Fund_lc
13.42
14.69
Administered shares—lc
Industry Shares Inc—1
9.68
18.36
10.61
Inc
1
Investors—1
1
Inc
Group Securities—•
Aerospace-Science
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Fund
7.06
!
Stevens
H-C7
10c
H-DA
10c
5.57
a4.97
Selected
American
lc
lc
8.04
a3.50
Fund Inc 10c
2.41
~2.64
1
9.08
9.61
7.12
10.50
1
lc
12.11
13.23
Fund_lc
10.68
11.67
Fund
lc
7.25
7.92
lc
Inc
4.75
/ 5.19
America
1
10.56
11.54
1
Boston
of
11.60
12.68
Stock
Investors Selective Fund
12.40
6.87
7.43
Investors Intercontinental Fd_
6.17
6.67
Fund
Research
Istel Fund
Sovereign
State
Balanced
Stock
(Medium
B-3
(Low
154
101
14%
15%
58%
Springfield Insurance common.2
$6.50 preferred
10
57
61%
Standard
51%
54%
64%
67%
Title Guaranty Co (NY)
Travelers Insurance Co
130
134%
77
80%
12
13
Ins__50c
_2
.•''''*25'7!f'-
Union
Bankers
Life
Life
Ins
Ins
&
Acc_l
>
Co
Ins
Ins
8
—5
(Tex)—*
52%
Texas
20th
Fund
11
6%
United Security Life Ins (Ala)-I
United Serviceslife. Ins——*
20%
22 V4
S
71
63%
66 Vt
_3
32%
34%
City of N Y_2
77%
Annuity Life Insur—1
Fire
Insurance
Co in
17%
18%
Variable
48%
51%
Westchester Fire
'28%
,30%
11
36
38%
Westn Reserve Life Assur Ohio_l
18
19%
Income
International
United
Oct
3.30s Sep
16, 1963
99.31.100
3.20s Jan
15, 1964
17, 1964
99.27
—
3%s Feb
—
Line
12.05
15.36
9.20
16.08
4%S Nov
42.00
3%s
Fund
Fund
Ltd
24.79
25.87
25.57
Second
16.57
18.08
Westminster
100.8
100.16
4s
4%s Mar 20, 1968
10, 1965
101.8
101.16
100
100.4
101
101.16
10, 1969
101.16
11.60
4%s
Apr
10, 1970
102.16
4%S Aug
4%s Sep
10, 1970
10, 1971
100
16.01
100
101
102.16
3%s Mar 10, 1966
7.63
5%s
11.06
4%s Jun
Feb
Fund
10c
1'
Inc
Inc
4s
2, 1966
May
June
4%s
106.16
103.16
3%s Apr
1, 1970
96.12
101
5%s
July 20, 1970
105.24
106.24
4%s
Oct
101.16
102.16
1, 1970-1967
10, 1971
10, 1972—
12, 1972
103.16
3%s May
106.16
107.16
4%s
101.16
102.16
3%s Sep
Inc
Fund
Fund
15. 1972
1, 1971
7.53
5.87
Bonds)
1
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
Ask
103.16
99
99.16
100.4
100
100.2
1%S Apr
4%s May
100.1
—
100.3
1%S
100.1
100.3
1, 1963
99.19
99.21
15; 1963
100.19
100.21
l%s Apr
1,1964
4%s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
5s
Aug 15, 1964
3%s Aug 15, 1964
l%s Oct
4%s Nov
32nds of
point
a
Bid
Tel
1993
99
—
97.13
1, 1965-
102.9
15, 1965
1, 1965
Inc
99.2
96.19
3%s Nov 15, 1965
99.28
99.30
15,1966
99.28
1,1966
95.14
95.18
Feb
l%s Apr
Aug
15, 1966
100.28
100.30
l%s
Oct
1,1966
94.14
94.18
Feb
15, 1967:
99.14
99.16
93.10
93.11
69.25
99.27
101.9
101.11
3%s
100.17
l%s
101.25
101.27
Apr
1,1967
3%s Aug 15, 1967
100.15
.—
100.17
l%s Oct
1, 1967-
l%s
1, 1968
98.8
102.1
98.10
Apr
b_.
—|
91.10
4%s
100%
100%
Dated
Due
Ask
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
11-
1-62
8-
1-63
99.30
100
3.15s
3-
4-63
12-
3-62
9-
3-63
99.30
100
3.20s
4-
1-63
3.15s
3.15s
1-
2-63
10-1-63
99.29
99.31
2-
*
4-63
11-
99.28
99.30
4-63
Bid
99.28
99.30
99.27
99.29
5-
1-63
2-
3-64
99.27
6-
3-63
3-
2-64
99.28
7-
1-63
4-
1-64
99.31
3.25s
101
101%
Pacific
1994
104
106
—
Associates
Investment
4%s_1984
Corp
1982
Chicago Union Station 4%sil988
Coastal States
5s
-
Duke
EI
series
Power
Paso
Gas
Prod—
4%s__
'
102%
103
104%
108%
99%
110%
1988
1976
116
120
Trailer
4s
—1992
102%
,
5%s„1977
Fruehauf
conv
Genl Tele & Electron 4%s__1988
Indiana
99%
Gas
Tire
4%s
99%
103
99%
4%s_,
Natural
Firestone
Northern
98%
100
„
—1983
A—
Pub
Ask
101%
99%
101%
Serv—
1993
103%
Oct
99.625
99.631
Oct
1963_
99.567
99.574
Oct
15,
17,
24,
July
18,
99.164
~ 99.147
99.085
99.026
98.960
98.900
98.833
98.764
98.713
98.652
1963_l-_
1963
1963
103
103%
July
25,
1963.
99.507
99.515
Oct
31,
1963
1977
104 %
107
1,
1963-
99.448
99.457
Nov
7,
1963
Pennsylvania Power 4%s__1993
Quebec Nat Gas 5%s
1985
100%
101
Aug
Aug
Aug
8, 1963.
15, 1963-
99.975
99.976
Nov
14,
1963
99.942
99.944
Nov
21,
1963
Aug
22,
1963-
99.917
99.919
Nov
29,
1963
Aug
29,
1963_
99.859
99.863
Dec
5,
Sheraton
Co
of
5s
4s_—___1965
Am
5s
ww_1967
Southern Ry 4%s
1988
86
89%
92
96%
4%s
1993
104
Sep
5,
1963-
99.801
99.805
Dec
12,
1963
101 %
101%
Sep
Sep
12,
19,
26,
1963-
99.743
99.748
Dec
19,
1963
1963-
99.388
99.396
Dec
26,
1963
101
Sep
1963-
99.329
99.338
Jan
2;
103
103%
Oct
3,
1963-
99.265
99.273
Jan
15,
118
Oct
10,
1963-
99.206
99.217
Apr
15,
1964
126%
Virginia
5%s
Elec
4%s
Trans
series
C
5%s
A
101 %
101%
•No
par
98.592
98.537
98.452,
98.334
97.517
Ask
99.175
99.158
99.100
99.042
98.977
98.918
98.848
98.780
98.729
98.670
98,611
98.561
98.467
129%
—1993
ww
—
1964
114
1984
—
Tampa Electric 4%s
1993
Textron Amer 5s debentures 1971
5s
1963
101
Southwestern Elec Power—
Westcoast
103%
Bid
99.691
99.29
99.30
100.1
Bills
Ask
2003
:—
Republic Pictures
4%s_i_
Carrier
Bid
99.684
Ask
2-63
1-2-64
12-
3.30s
11, 1963.
July 15, 1963-
July
Pacific Northwest Bell Telep—
Petroleum
91.14
102.3
3.15s
al0.93
Bid
4%s
99.30
4s
3.10s
al5.50
Inc
—1996
*
97.17
102.11
96.15
Oct
100.15
—
1,1964
15, 1964
Bate
a81.90
al5.70
Bonds
Tel
&
Ask
(Continued) —
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a45.86
Fd_
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Ask
100
3%s
3%s May 15, 1964
Nov
more
100.2
Treasury Notes—
4%s
or
Treasury Notes
3%s Aug 15, 1963
3%s Nov 15, 1963
3%s Feb 15, 1964
l%s Oct
one
Maturity-
Certificate of Indebtedness—
a23.32
Exchange
Fund
102.16
1978-73
a21.49
Fund
Fund
96.24
101
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Maturity—
a9.95
Inc
97.12
100
15,1972-1967
4%s Feb 20,
a90.20
Inc
95.24
20. 1974
Feb
4%s Feb
7.48
102.16
103.24
105.16
104.8
6.92
100.10
101.16
102.24
101.28
8.36
101.24
100.6
15, 1969
103.8
14.77
100.24
20, 1970
100.28
'
100.16
Feb
12, 1973
7.65
98.24
100
5%s
102.16
10, 1977
15.88
99.24
101.16
4%s July
99.8
99
4%s Feb
14.96
;
1968
20,
98.12
101
Mar 20, 1969
4%s Jun
11.66
_____
May 22, 1967
7.43
all.80
Fund
Centennial
*
21, 1966-
19.76
13.66
Ind
Fund
23.44
Dec
99.12
4%s July 20, 1966—
11, 1968
13.76
._
Inc
Capital
Capital
Ohio
100.20
Apr
14.57
Fund
Fund
Street
100.22
100.12
10, 1964—
11, 1964
Mar
Swap Funds—
Federal
100.20
100.14
Sep
4%s
10.67
Inc
Street
100.20
100.12
3%s
3%s
10.30
Fund
100.12
20, 1965
100.6
4.37
9.42
Investing Corp
Fund
20, 1964
20, 1965
100.2
13.56
100.2
100
Oct
Oct
5.37
Inc
99.30
Dec
May 11, 1964
13.31
Washington Mutual
Fund
100.28
3%s Feb
12, 1966
Wall
al3.54
12, 1963—
Dec
5.68
Growth
100.24
4s
100.4
4%s
6.21
Fund
100
20, 1964
100.12
6.98
99.30
Bonds—
100.8
Jun
99.31
99.28
4s
99.28
100
8.22
3.37
Equity
___
4s
99.26
15, 1965
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s
100,
4%s Apr
100.1
13.43
3.08
Diversification
1964
Bank
Land
6.89
Fund
10
Congress Street
15,
Ask
99.30
3%s Aug 20, 1963
3%s Oct 22, 1963
99.28
6.80
Inc
Inc
Centennial
Oct
3%s Sep
Federal
100
18.18
Income
Wisconsin
3%s
1963
3%s
Special Situations
Whitehall
99.31
10.09
Line
Investors
3%s June 15, 1964
10.57
Bid
99.29
1963
3.20s Dec 2,
99.29
.99.26
12.41
SharesLtd
Line
Wellington
Wellington
99.30
1964
4%s Sep
Value
Street
1964
15,
10.61
Value
Fund
99.27
16,
3.30s Apr
—
1,
99.29
14.65
Science Fund
Value
32nds of a point
Cooperatives—
1, 1963
more
for
3.15s
4.00
Fund
Fund
Canada
or
one
Banks
100
12.18
10
Continental Fund
Funds
Ask
7.54
Inv
Accumulated
United
Bid
12.43
Fund
United
Devonshire
Bid
4%s
81
10%
_2
99.31
a38.17
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
United Funds Inc—
13.91
Bonds
American
75%
Fidelity-& Guaranty Co;—5
4s
Growth
36.95
1
4%s
121/4
62%
United States Treasury
Power
201V2
5%
Co
3.45s
Alabama
13%
28 Vi
26%
196
59%
15, 1963
4
39.25
Corp
Inc
Century
1£.73
Grade Bonds)_l
Recent
55 Va
105%
12%
1
3,30s Aug
a32.71
Investors
Bonds)
Priced
92%
America—2.50
of
Co
5
Corp
(NY)—2
Family Life Ins
United
2
Co
Ins
United
•
28%
Sec Life
87
Obligations of Government
8.51
Fund
1
Mutual Fund
(Investment
151
147
Figures after decimal point represent
14.69
Television-Electronics
36.23
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
144
5
55%
.
Accident-—1
Insurance
Title
14.08
Inc
Fund
1
B-2
3
Southwestern Life Ins Co
11.67
Stein Roe & Farnham
1
Inc
(The)
Central
Life
11.03
Investors
Street Investment
Empire
Johnston
Southland Life Ins Co
65%
5
Buffalo
of
&
67
10
Co
Standard
9.77
Southwestern Investors Inc
11.14
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors
Co
Life
83%
63
Aug
20.44
10.42
Fund
11.47
18.91
Income Fund
Investors Mutual
79
_3
Life
Co
62%
5
3.40s Mar
Shares in Amer Industry Inc
Shareholders Trust of Boston
Winfield
Group Funds—
Investors
(NY)
3.15s
Vanguard Fund Inc
7.78
Ltd—
Income Fund
Investors
8.31
1
Inc
Fund
Investors
Income
Trust
48 %
71
100
al0.47
Shares—1.25
United
8.74
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
Investment
45%
68%.
99.31
—
al9.54
Inc
'
5.00
Series
of
—5
Surety
Security Ins (New Haven)—10
Security Life & Trust Co-——5
3%s July 16, 1963
Clark
&
Common Stock Fund
United
a22.39
Series
Co
9%
Seaboard
48%
11.83
10,88
al4.39
25c
7.72
i.
10.68 *
Canada
of
United
18.91
Inc—
Investment
8%
20%
Federal Home Loan Banks
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
Trust
Fund
Ins
9.63
8.75
16
66
1
45%
Corp
16.54
8.81
14%
9.34
15.13
IV..-.:'.
stock
Resources
Ins
Mid-Cont
Lawyers
7
19%
Hartford Steam Boiler & Insur_5
Insurance Co_:
;_5-
Lamar
10%
62%
of Amer
Life'Ins
Seaboard
4.63
Fund
Series
Institutional
231
,
9%
6.25
Marine
&
Fire
1
Co——3.50
Insurance
Paul
St
4.24
(Geo)
Common
Int'l
Reserve
Life
Ins
Ins_2.50
Home
Kentucky
Income
for
2.84
Growth
221
5%
64%
Men's
5
Insurance
Interstate
37%
5%
61
10
Corp
Life
35%
1
4
15.68
11.86
Inst Foundation
1.25
Ins
Growth stock
Fund
Scudder
Institutional
61%
(S F)
(Phoenix)
U S Life
Growth
1
Shares
58
Fund
10%
2.58
Institutional
31%
72
490
9%
Putnam
Funds—
Boston
89
25 Va
29
12%
68%
460
Kennesaw Life & Accident—1.25
Putnam
lc
of
85%
23
Republic Insurance (Texas)—5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
1
5
10
10.49
10.85
Fund
23%
9.60
9.35
Series
Income
21%
U S
11.25
Foursquare Fund
Incorporated
Incorporated
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)—_5
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)—5
Reinsurance Corp
(NY)_
2
U
9.02
Fund
Income Foundation
78%
13%
16%
6.75
Funds
31%
75
4
37%
6.21
Hamilton
6%
29%
Co
Co—
Owners
Bus
99
Inc
Puritan
8.88
67
1
Greatamerica
Life
67
_:_10
Gulf Life CJacksonville Fla)_2%
Hamilton Life Ins Co of NY
2
Intl
63%
Home
34%
*
Common
116%
15%
Scudder
Fully
111
of N
Co
Insurance
2.50
Inc
(T Rowe)
Provident
—
8.10
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-
Growth
10
Phoenix
5
95%
4.78
Investors
111%
5
2.34
Fundamental
106
10
6.58
General
56%
Jersey Insurance Co of NY
4.37
America
64%
53
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC)-5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
5
Jefferson
2.14
of
51
Co
Co
Insurance
12.62
6.05
Fund
61%
47
Indemnity
Pacific Insurance
11.67
1
Utilities
35%
Y_10
5
57%
Peerless
Pacific
11.52
10c
Custodian
33%
79%
70%
140
11.56
Inc_lc
Bond
3%
76
15.52
Fund
Fund
—
55%
&
American
Illinois
17%
37%
52
Profess
Internat'l
Hanover
Amer—2
Co
35%
135
*
1
Inc
Fd
66
Ins
Life
Line
Old
170
Life——2.50
Natl
Northwestern
50c
Inc
Industrial
Franklin
13.60
62%
15
Pioneer
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Florida Mutual Fund
Founders Mutual
9.56
—
&
Insurance—3.33%
164%
Employees Insur (DC)
4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
8.71
Northeastern
Providence-Washington
Georgia
12.55
46%
59%
Gov't
10.12
45%
44
Co
78%
Glens Falls
9.23
25
43%
Ins
83%
8.73
7.97
47%
2.50
Fire
26%
6.52
11.61
44%
23%
fjhver
73%
7.99
1
5
& Cas—1
North
79%
Insurance
Firemen's
-1
New
North American Life
20
24%
5.97
Inc
17
35
18%
1
of N Y
1
Fund
8%
15%
Group
1
Series
34
Assoc
*
Reinsurance Corp—5
Eastern Life Ins Co
Employers
Employers
General Reinsurance
Stock
15%
31%
4%
7.93
Western
14%
1.25
7.26
Growth
2.50
5
_2
(N J)
1
New England Fund-
7%
5
Preferred Stock Series
Series
46%
:
Life
5
(DC)
First Nat'l Life
Series
5
Ins__40c
Fire
5
Franklin Life Insurance
Stock
100
32%
10
Co
Co
4.55
Florida Growth Fund
Financial
York
6.73
10.29
1
1
Inc_l
Fidelity
Hampshire Insurance
12.59
1
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
New
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
25c
Fund
Growth
Federated
39%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
20c
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
37%
6.16
Pioneer
Fund
Balanced
5
16.64
Pine Street Fund Inc
Howard—
&
Nationwide Corp class A
24.56
12.57
Investment Fund—1
Growth
Diversified
Dividend
61.36
11.50
1
Fund Inc
Delaware Income
Diver
60.75
1
Fund
30
4.16
New
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware
28
11.52
Nucleonics
De
1
1
National
Inc
Investment
Western
Crown
19.00
Western
15.39
:
49%
Union
National
22.70
Series
Series
22%
National
48*
Inc_l
Series-
21%
74%
AA
123%
96%
45
Line Ins
117
5
coxn_—1
70
_1
Co
Corp
Series—
i
Accident Ins
&
1
Income
al2.51
Trust Fund—
Corporate Leaders
2.92
Nat'l Life
Nat'l Old
2
Inc_
Eagle Fire Ins Co
National Fire
70%
Ins
1
Bond
19.44
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
___
Forster
61%
75%
108 %
Life—
Insurance
&
Federal
10.01
Gen
Crum
4.74
1
Shares-
Commonwealth
v
4.38
Criterion
*9%
57
103
(N J)
Casualty
46%
6
18%
119%
—10
10
(Bait)
Life
Monument
60%
Co
I
70
57
Life
Standard
Continental
16.65
—1
Investment
Trust
Fd—1
Investment
1
Int'l
9.50
15.40
Shares Corp
Security
1
5
16%
114
171
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
17%
67%
5
Co
Maryland
Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
3%
16%
5
Ins
*
Co
Insurance
Life
Manhattan
6%
_1
Life
10
Continental Assurance
Fund—,—1
Mutual
Fund—1
Income
Commonwealth
8.67
Growth
(Galveston)
Continental Amer Life Ins
7.15
1
Found
3%
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
11.62
6.52
1.63
,
Commonwealth
10.63
-1
Series—
1
DC)
Casualty (N Y) "A"__2
Citizens Life Insur Co of NY—2
Funds—
Co
——
Mutual
Commonwealth Fund Indt Tr
Plan
(B
Mutual
Energy
&
Inc—1
12.02
14.42
6%
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
Combined Ins Co of America—1
25.32
1
25c
1
1
Inc
Colonial
23.18
10.97
Growth
9.02
8.25
interest—1
beneficial
Ins
Boston Insurance
Fund—■
Life
2.50
Inc_l
Citizens
-—1
Fund Inc
Medical Securities
Boston—.
Fund
Chemical
16.25
Stock
Growth
(Wash
Life
Madison
Life Ins Co__1
Companies
Re-insurancie-i—
Beneficial
Trust
Investors
lc
Trust
Shares
Century
14,87
Morton
12
Life
Bankers
beneficial lint—33 %c
12.24
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
46%,
10%
Nat
Investors
of
42
"Income
American
1.69
Units
13%
Amer
11.20
Ltd
Fund
12%
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
1.55
Massachusetts
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
;_l
7.08
1.95
Massachusetts
18.52
International Growth1
Canadian
Chase
18.72
1
Inc
17.13
5%
6.49
Industries
of
165%
Inc—1
1.78
Mass
Insur—5
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc_50c
Fund
shares—lc
shares
1
Fund
Canadian
8.04
Fund—
Ltd
(1954)
7.36
1
Inc
Fund
General
Canada
Lincoln
91%
American
Funds—
General
17%
56%.
American. Home Assurance
al5.67
133%
88%
Mercury
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
32%
16
56
American
a30.30
129
1
Ins
Co_1.50
Amer
1
Ask
30%
10
of Va
Life
Insur_l
18.63
Ltd
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life
17.04
Fund
Penna—5
of
Co
Assurance
Insur
Inc—1
Stk
Insurance
Managed
National
General
*
6.82
Special Investment shares—lc
Ltd
Bullock Fund
Founders
American
Investors
Insurance
Loomis
Liberty
American
International
10.61
50c
Investing
9.71
Lincoln
American
Loomis-Sayles Canadian &
14.26
Life Insurance Co
17%
17.37
Life
5.25'
Life &
26%
16
12.44
10.68
4.80
21%
24%
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
6.23
Growth
Lexington Income Trust
13.03
|
—1
1
—
Inc
Street
Broad
9.77
11.93
20%
American
11.38
Lazard Fund Inc
Ridge Mutual
Bondstock Corp
Life
16.50
Knickerbocker
4.43
12.13
Canada Ltd
41%
1
9.92
4.05
11.16
Blue
"37%
—1
9.13
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton
10
Insurance
Fund—1
Axe-Houghton
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Life
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
All Amer Life & Casualty (111) _1
American Equitable Assur
2.50
7.10
(Low Priced Com Stks)—1
30%
166
4.62
S-4
33%
72
27
160%
& Surety
Agricultural Insurance Co
16.47
4.23
S-3
1.70
Bid
31%
68 %
Liberty Life
5
14.33
10.38
Par
Insurance
2
(Birm)__2
112%
24.13
13.13
Companies
Ask
107%
5.76
22.11
1.55
5.80
Life
Bid
3.50
10.52
1
9.48
Sci Fd_33ysc
"A" Inc—1
&
Casualty
Aetna
11.31
9.64
(High-Grade Com Stk) „1
(Income Com Stocks)
1
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-2
al6.77
Fund
Fund
Axe-Houghton
10.36
1
1
*
Trust
Physics
!
Fund
American Mutual Fund Inc
Fund
(Growth Fund)
K-2
6.12
(Income Fund)
Par
Ask
Aetna
Cont.
1
1
K-l
Shares
American
American
Bid
Par
Keystone Custodian Fund
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
2.46
1.25
Inc
Fund Inc
Insurance
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.25
25c
Affiliated
Associated
Bid
Par
Fund-
Aberdeen
(Quotations for Friday, juiy 5>
100%
1988
96
1988
98
98%
101
1964__
98.350
97.540
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
New
value,
York
Stock
a
Net asset
Exchange,
value.
t New
,.
b Bid
stock,
price,
d Ex-rights
k Admitted to listing on the
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
yield
x
Volume
Number 6279
198
,
.
.
(139)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
43
Week Ended June 29
COURSE
THE
OF
BANK CLEARINGS
Pre¬
Bank clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
all
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 6, clearings for
of the
weekly clearings will
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
Our preliminary totals
above those of the corresponding week last year.
be 4.1%
stand at $30,515,226,379 against $29,326,330,906
center there is
At this
Our comparative sum¬
for the same week in 1962.
gain for the week ending Friday of 2.1%.
a
$
$
'
1960
1961
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
Bethlehem
1,372, 150
r
5,262,986
Lancaster
.
Philadelphia
Reading
1,257,000,000
3,372,914
York
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
4,956,457
2.7
1,198,000,000
5,026,879
28,874, 442
1,330,296,563
cities)
—10.9
+
+17.4
+ 3.9
1,201,000,000
5,147,546
8,126,816
8,001,066
14,346, 017+3.0
6,140,504
26,135,482
13,078,201
4,346,055
7,912,624
28,605,739
13,265,323
2.9
1,265,061,279
1,278,944,917
(a)
(a)
6,704, 565
14,783,731
,
1,382,557
2,352,180
5,160,217
787,994
7,315, 461
30,855,969
Wilkes-Barre
(9
5,907, 798
1,224,000, 000
2,972, 910
7,603,120
(a)
7,775,740
Scranton
Total
•?.:
1,645,860
1,227,280
1,707,416
+25.0
(a)
(a)
Chester
+14.3
1,658, 760
1,568,683
l,_.2,073,414
Pennsylvania—Altoona
New
for this week follows:
mary
1962
1963
♦
+1616
6.9
+
1,293,152,103
+
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Boston
7.1
+ 3.7
+
Francisco
__.
641,318,620
+
Other
cities, five
cities,
Total
All
all
Total
8.6
$23,913,626,949 $23,084,595,982
__.
five days
cities)
(7
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 5.8
$29,194,906,493 $28,077,983,932
+
+
cities
week
for
+
1,695,236,766
6.5
1,477,791,600
1,593,010,182
165,671,029
913,973,577
4.1
foregoing will appear in
inasmuch as the week ends
We cannot furnish them today,
issue of next week.
time of going to press. Ac¬
has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
we are able to give final and complete results of the previous week-—the week ended
June 29. For that week there was an increase of 7.8%; the aggregate clearings for
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are
located
the New -York Reserve District the totals show a
M'acon
In the Cleve¬
10.8%, and in the Minneapolis Reserve District^.of
District the totals
serve
are
and in the San Francisco
In the
following
we
larger by 2.3%; in the
a
summary
Total
$
Week Ended June 29
1st
Boston
—
_
2nd New York
_____
4t
Vi*
18,663,952,867
4.7
+
+
Lansing
1961
7.9
1960
$
•:.>'/
$
1,077,179,469
17,282,284,971
1,093,220,025
_________
6
._
+
2.9
1,265,061,279
'
...
6.5
1,477,791,600
«
7th
Chicago
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
-
City
ii
9
._
11th Dallas
1,865,034,185
963,511,066
+ 10.8
790,126,001
San
+
4.6
750,609,063
680,796,965
835,556,768
+
2.3
750,241,359
706,493,930
804,125,917
695,859,387
+15.6
647,501,512
1,792,756,403
1,677,615,346
+
6.9
1,517,795,786
Outside New York City.
now
add
our
+
7.8
29,648,241,766
13,799,612,532
+
7.2
12,862,962,288
detailed statement showing the figures for
1963
1962
$
10,013,451
8,899,654
-
2,025,544,140
(17 cities)
Louis.
-
(4 cities)
______________
1960
1961
Inc. or
4,602,132
+ 15.2
4,810,948
+ 11.9
9,246,681
3.9
883,811,184
4,656,849
Dakota—Fargo_
Dakota—Aberdeen
2,192,822
2,088,116
+
0.9
4,063,331
Helena
Total
(7
cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve
v+U?" 1,180,348
1,771,384
+
—
4,825,833
22,781,969
+
0.8
20,107,411
17,977,678
+
2.5
16,707,778
67,649,877
57,505,339
+ 17.6
Connecticut—Hartford
27,941,108
27,237,267
51,235,700
46,556,800
4,037,847
4,172,673
1,194,115,903
1,140,774,531
Haven__—_
—__
Hampshire—Manchester
cities)
IIII_I__II
Second Federal Reserve District—New
(9
Total
47,139,074
55,192,259
2.6
25,578,283
222,640,590
9.1
154,514,034
5.6
3,379,901
+ 10.8
790,126,001
869,571,201
8,396,554
545,974,565
46,838,300
43,127,600
3.2
3,973,623
4.7
1,077,179,469
(6
cities)
mS-Salt
<54,454,869
90>,288,108
155 ,577,621
—39.7
64,280,799
,
II-IIIIIIIIH
5,418,487
Santa
19,623,150,107
18,133 ,308,048
+
8.2
16,785,279,478
14,788,767,106
Rochester
62,412,245
55 056,923
+ 13.4
53,464,425
53,539,801
Syracuse
33,396,269
93,566,982
34 ,559,926
3.4
30,367,125
+ 20.7
6,851,381
16,263,436
4.6
750,609,063
680,796,96®
+ 12.9
1,092,379
1,218,918
6,170,979
18,034,767
4.4
795,101,848
+
MoiH™
982,373
10,351,837
196,215,988
911,173
10,826,273
202,440,619
3,708,797
7.2
791,712
9,247,279
3.2
+
791,021
4.6
—
9,266,311
174,151,115
8.565.433
31,783,634
463,430,502
11,616,871
5.669.434
—
ii'?*!'
36,480,035
13,676,489
7,329,105
835,556,768
15,143,922
713,779,448
46,721,745
4,957,000
6,180,248
13,219,585
614,814,270
42,538,471
5,178,000
6-011,180
12,173,544
695,859,387
2554:™:?50
266°:772?:m
280,569,952
.-
263,544,164
1.0
+
4.9
180,234,026
10,727,742
37,001,196
493,872,230
11,268,366
6,007,120
+
2.3
750,241,359
706,493,930
+
27.2
516,815,936
43,497,288
4,873,000
+
+ 18.0
9.6
"+
1.2
+
86 ,010,017
+
8.8
105,577,507
100 ,646,511
+
4.9
+
+
2.8
+
8.6
12,471,701
5,441,780
10,614,078
+ 15.6
647,501,512
596,477,317
2.6
228,516,129
5,366,292
227,124,727
127,471,836
22,867,007
+
—
4.3
+
17.8
6.5
+
9.9
+
6.7
9.3
—
85,847,896
-
13,429,412
15.257,644
13,575,171
15,218,536
1,792,756,403
Barbara
Stockton -----IIIIIIIII
Total
Grand
67,529,152
100,520,963
-•91,138,908
1,677,615,346
-I-I-
+
7.9
17,282,284,971
,15,311,160,704
(10 cities)
total
(106
Outside" New
'
4.4
—
'
18,663,952,867
9.8
+
—
,
20,141,302,407
15,235,23$
14,541,769
569,109,507
41,016,777
4,759,000
5,602,758
+ 16.1
—31.0
36,301,498
9,456,838
11,705,544
3,501,647
6,465,787
16,522,955
3.8
+
3,793,063
cities)
466,359,607
170,500,152
33.9
"IS'S!
Beach
108,973,671
4,120,531
(9
7,656,754
525,171,095
178,352,622
District—San Francisco
Oregon—Portland
Lake City
York-
7.4
Total
8,889,413
3.4
5.1
+
1,093,220,025
+
+
.
5.5
+
+
+
804,125,917
-
FalTsHIHIH
Total
,047,077
.
800,436,159
3,759,707
+
—
5
!
3,981,535
.
+
+
19,267,891
IS
Jersey
1,830,624,20?
District—Dallas—
Louisiana—Shreveport
3,690,840
New
6,804.643
1,827,216,326
+
157,426,665
Jersey—Newark
7,726,976
8.6
+
854,962,684
cities)
24,793,015
+ 10.1
Wtehite
3,962,903
Northern
+ 12.5
419,300,000
203,196,675
9,045,970
4,282,338
.
Galveston
154,440,851
New
8,382,240
22,349,110
15,434,988
+
Fort
1.9
York
8.8
+
152,455,583
13,544,103
7,686,343
City
II I
Wofth""IIIIIII-IIIH——
+ 36.6
New
7.0
—
2,007,328
1,319,674,61?
~~
219,090,517
39,996,248
564,169,429
Dallas
,458,636
\ Jamestown
+
8,255,579
56,590,327
21,429,69?
415,200,000
14,106,415
Eleventh Federal Reserve
3
—
Elmira
0.4
+
8.3
213,623,115
12,114,640
4,445,701
6,440,143
21,762,676
Texas—Austin
4,725,380
i
."Buffalo
•
L
Twelfth Federal Reserve
158,600,561
-
_
I
IIII
WYahkS°n"Seattle
.
+17.1
17.0
1,282,9?,o
Joseph
St.
16,089,766
—_
York—Albany
20.2
+
District—Kansas City-
—
Missouri-—Kansas
17,256,581
18,427,387
New
+ 10.3
+
963,511,066
—
Hastings
4,157,326
-|—
(12
-—
Montana—Billings
3,918,515
—33.4
4,453,075
22,955,050
Total
9.2
+
918,317,621
6.1
940,174,661
4,180,524
Springfield
New
+ 22.4
18,025,125
108,990,000
25,038,593
5,419,188
171,923,485
8,144,185
976,584,882
Island—Providence
8,284,359
18,242,691
16,536,100
6.4
+ 13.8
+
831,836,977
Paul
St.
4,428,519
8,757,115
Worcester
New
1,352,514,846
+
454,600,000
234,280,204
176,887,344
3,803,653
8,856,883
South
$
Dec. %
4,784,438
Rhode
7.9
21,512,684
15,159,704
1,865,034,185
492,400,000
274,162,568
192,930,825
4,017,673
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
—
Massachusetts—Boston
^
—32.5
—12.6
9.4
+
564,593,819
Minneapolis
Wichita
9,797,939
Portland
Bedford
3,626,894
3,213,733
18,752,066
12,583,362
21,445,621
92,406,000
12,155,918
6,846,219
169,347,717
7,327,425
59,071,662
18,986,481
1,775,150
+ 21.1
District—Minneapolis-
Kansas—Topeka
5,299,408
Maine—Bangor
New
+ 15.0
—
Louis-
Minnesota—Duluth
each city for the
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Lowell
8,193,964
15,305,237
19,814,460
Omaha
-V
River
22,049,696
5,706,024
179,964,797
14,240,658
21,549,026
.—
__—
Ninth Federal Reserve
12,801,018,364
Clearings at—
Fall
94,694,000
20,617,693
3,516,112
1,348,514,397
11,631,360
Total
265,930,320
14,073,152
27,589,785,470
Week Ended June 29
I
22,075,767
20,703,305
2,372,727
1,454,944,679
\ 10,166,32?
'-".'Ja-:
-
Illinois—Quincy
for four years:
29
ended June
3,666,845
19-765,509
14,547,008
66,071,662
-
Lincoln
week
1,435,588,511
9,851,945
—__
—
Nebraska—Fremont
We
1,427,792,132
77,361,775
1,425,241;387
31,932,920,580
14,789,955,440
Total
—
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
596,477,317
1' "
I --"'
v
+12.8
26,986,552 ,+
6,229,834
198,480,330
|
North
34,413,105,547
.-■1.0
Francisco
••••'
1,556,400,814
4,216,472
MoinesJl
Missouri—St.
800,436,159
795,101,848
854,962,684
_
869,571,201
ii
12th
1,827,216,326
2,025,544,140
+
831,836,977
\i'
275,731,492
Rockford—
1,830,624,207
+
ic
6
._
264,372,724
23,937,215
13,185,846
23,496,998
107,807,000
Sioux City—
Illinois—Bloomington
837,791,166
1,435,588,511
8.2
+12.8
<4
7
_
834,642,268
1,427,792,132
8.6
844,664,764
1,556,400,814
«l
4
Louis
10 th Kansas
.<
17
-
+ 11.7
+
1,593,010,182
913,973,577
10
._
660,133
287,242,000
777,647
District—Chicago-
.
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
1,278,944,917
+
1,755,137,023
it
6th Atlanta
4.3
5,904,907
270,783,314
266,821,166
15,516,067
798,544
1,755,137,023
-
II
5,989,371
254,170,819
320,917,000
Haute
Peoria
7,938,469
17.3
+ 15.3
Wayne
Decatur
6,399,604
6.1
+
+ 16.0
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
+ 22.3
+
16,527,608
_____—____
South Bend
Terre
8,781,545
6,417,583
272,479,129
299,971,060
Indianapolis
'
5th Richmond
10,735,595
6,806,183
19,048,780
811,172
15,311,160,704
1,293,152,103
1,805,542,887
a
5.2
31,814,936
138,779,616
—
Indiana—FortT
Total
1,695,236,766
1*330,296,563
a
7
._
_.
1,140,774,531
20,141,302,407
it
9
._
9
Cleveland
Dec; %
837,791,166
421,500,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
1,194,115,903
__
3rd Philadelphia
4th
$
834,642,268
34,811,772
148,084,237
347,839,356^
Seventh Federal Reserve
Districts:
Inc. or
8.2
433,300,000
319,585,832
cities)
(10
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
4.6%. In the Kansas City Re¬
1962
+
138,025,076
9.1
Orleans
Louisiana—New
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1963
9,290,25?
407,924,981
148,309,495
423,885,698
9.6
+
_________
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Dallas Reserve District of 15.6%,
by Federal Reserve
10,077,687
4.5
+ 12.8
Mobile
Reserve District by 6.9%.'
furnish
6.9
+
+
______—________—-—___
Chicago
of
+
+
-38,576,098
Springfield
8.2%, and
Reserve District has to
24,249,000
235,692,475
461,000,000
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
gain of 7.9%; in the Boston Re¬
totals register an improvement of 6.5%; in the Richmand
in the Atlanta Reserve District of 12.8%. The Chicago
its credit an increase of 8.6%; the St. Louis Reserve District
land Reserve District
Reserve District of
according to the
and from this we note that in
Philadelphia Reserve District of 2.9%.
District of 4.7%, and in the
serve
'20,845,000
240,903,483
164,628,144
7.2%; the bank clearings
We group the cities
of 8.2%.
at this center showing an increase
6,648,660'
6,581,622
8.1
+ 15.5
40,589,008
Georgia—Atlanta
the
$34,413,105,547 against $31,932,920,580 in
Outside of this city there was a gain of
week in 1962.
same
+ 18.2
-
503,100,000
Nashville
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases
the whole country having amounted to
+
652,005,464
64,762,400
'185,704,097
Tennessee—Knoxville
our
7.4
322,701,421
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Estimated.
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the
844,664,764
431,442,250
cities)
(6
28,501,000
236,956,880
9,637,057
412,888,046
151,092,581
273,773,650
10,301,912
Carolina—Charleston
Total
5,589,200
6,605,736
26,179,000
1
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington__
5.8
1,320,319,886
16,526,415
508,951,730
Richmond
South
4.0
1,248,346,974
$30,515,226,379 $29,326,330,906
cities, five days.
all
4,993,387,950
12,033,863
481,282,485
4.6
3.7
+10.6
+14.5
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
.
+ 3.6
5,281,279,544
;
;l—
cities, one day
Total
*
days___
4.3
1.7
___'
west
Ten
14,794,471
13,397,600
515,156,302
i.
___:
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 5.1
+ 10.7
383,657,818
14,056,276
13,970,015
524,160,779
,
—
Mansfield
+10.7
416,610,495
-
„_
842,864,397
428,156,468
709,929,260
__
Columbus
8.9
932,880,000
_
Baltimore
+
+
+
-
Cleveland
4.1
410,000,000
14,453,787
360,894,083
693,611,167
81,075,900
16,647,927
^
Cincinnati
+ 10.1
+
*450,000,000
—
Pittsburgh
___
775,599,221
483,273,298
13,268,281
13,921,355
257,124,580
625,672,341
73,700,700
15,122,893
374,169,427
767,426,211
92,818,400
17,875,162
1,805,542,887
Ohio—Canton
446,600,000
_
Cleveland
2.1
502,985,168
City
Louis
San
+
854,253,697
l
—
Kansas
1,087,000,000
1,127,000,000
Philadelphia
St.
1,270,544,315
1,361,042,747
Chicago
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
%
$17,112,325,682 $16,762,181,845
York
New
1962
1963
Week Ending July 6—
Clearings
'cities)
York
City
34,413,105,547
31,932,920,580
—"""14,789,955,440
13,799,612,532
operations discontinued.
1.1
+
0.3
13,946,896
827,635,154
37,843,736
10,963,465
16,060,544
210,407,764
6,272,652
230,322,771
110,681,179
24,285,012
16,813,249
766,658,241
37,554,261
8,765,627
13,480,639
+
6.9
1,517,795,786
1,425,241,387
+
7.8
29,648,241,766
27,589,785.470
+
7.2
12,862.962,288
12,801,018.364
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
FOREIGN
the
to
Pursuant
requirements of
certifies daily to
countries
FOREIGN
of
EXCHANGE
We
RATES
give below
CERTIFIED
record
a
FEDERAL
BY
JUNE
of
522
28,• 1963
| Redemption Calls and Sinking
/
;;
rate for cable transfers
the different
on
JULY
4,
BANK
1963,
TO
TREASURY
UNDER
will be
Below
found
preferred iand
TARIFF
ACT
United
States
OF
Buying
Rate
for
Friday
Cable
1930
including
INCLUSIVE
Transfers
In
Monday
July 1
New
Tuesday
In
Money)
called
those
Wednesday
July 3 '
$
.00727224
2.231553
2.231760
.00700108
2.231952
-
Closed
2.231952
•; .0387125
.0387125
Independence
.0200352
.0200360
.0200355
.927500
.927500
.927421
.210160
.210170
.145025
New
,145000
.145062
.310566
.310566
.204050
.204050
.251226
.251200
.251212
.251237
India,
.209650
.209657
.209667
.209700
2.800600
2.800860
2.801100
2.801100
Ireland, pound
Italy,
lira
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
.00160875
.00160875
.00160850
.00275500
.00275500
.326175
.326275
.326275
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
Texas
.277562
.277500
2.773366
2.773366
.139925
.139925
.139925
.139950
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0166631
.0166631
,
.
Republic of South Africa,
Independence
.231287
1.395198
2.800600
1.395317
1.395317
2.800860
_
2.801100
15, 1981—July 15
due July
2.801100
ISSUES
ENTIRE
CALLED
millions
of
Redemption
account
fund
for
F.
R.
Total
gold certificate
2,290
Bought
Held
reserves
$15,457
1,170
;
>:
V 38
32
agreement
•
4
...
"Other"
Real estate
increased
loans
'
*
'
-
combined total of
3,555
14,464
—
—
Total
bought
under
outright—
U.
2459
Aug
5
2352
and 4%% preferred stocks
July 15
COrp. $1.50 cum. conv. pref. stock—Aug
1
Coleman Co., Inc., 4V4%
cumul.. preferred stock
-Aug 12
Gardner-Denver Co., 4%
cumulative preferred stock—Aug .1
.2560
2353
;2461
1741
6
Total
loans
items
in
$31,448
$135 million and "other"
140
securities
$32,633
$31,597
$30,334
$33,292
$32,247
$30 511
5,608
5,438
5,041
collection
premises
102
102
333
Burlington
Total
assets
Federal
rowings from others increased $171
General Telephone Co. of Ohio $1.40 cum, pfd. stock—July 11
$1.32 cumulative- preferred stock
July 11
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—
>, v
5V2% cumul. preferred series F stock
,—July 15
3j/2%
1st mtge. series D bonds due 1964——_——Aug
1
r
bank
Southern
47/s%
$30,242
$28,929
16,664
17,889
1,05 1
182
deposits
availability
liabilities
211
Total
items
!
paid
of
&
R.-
F.
capital accounts
*"F.
R.
$481
note
note
Other
other
solidated statement
loans
S.
and
104
dealers
for
•Announced
$53,968
$52,882
84
83
82
includes
31.7%
Real
Loans
U.
million
$246
Banks
netted
of
weekly
Reserve
of
of
out
S.
Name
principal
Increases
of
reporting
changes
for
adjusted
and
domestic
districts for
a
parable week
lion.
Loans
carrying
million
"other"
sales
U.
and
and
net
a
to
$534
million
commercial
and
brokers
or
their
loans
S.
&
Lt.,
pfd.
5.16%
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.29
$1.24
$1.11
$1.04
22V2c
31V4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
150
51
+
48
114
+
1,487
carrying:
Gas
&
Electric,
(quar.)
common
5%
preferred (s-a)
Companies, Inc. (increased
5%
$2.50
1114c
non-cum
Lowe's
Co., Ltd.
(W. M.)
Stores,
Co.
+
28
+
12
+
24
+
189
Lvtton
MPO
Financial
+25c
20c
35c
3%
32 (4c
;
(quar.)
Lynch Corp. (stock dividend)
Lynchburg Gas
(quar.)
Lyons-Magnus, class B
104
quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Lunkenheimer
1,522
4,178
the
S.
commercial
and
dealers
loans
for
five
with
purchasing
$114
financing institutions
to
2,04i
+
155
.
^
—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
8-
1
7-11
7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
8-
7-11
1
8-15
8-
8-
1
7-15
7-15
6-14
8-15
7-25
9-10
8-30
9-20
8-30
8-25
7-15
10-
1
luc
quar.)
10-15
50c
—
(initial
Corp.
7-29
6-28
2,462
7-1
F.
R.
Banks
10
—
30
—
415
+
2,752
+
69
+
3,560
12,694
1,746
—
—
444
76
4,287
274
374
—
.
..
126
Manhattan
243
Mannesmann
582
Maremont
+
79
+11,506
181
..__.+
538
+'20
+
2,089
—1,242
+
1,125
221
+
76
+1,557
+
550
"4,905
7,144
+
10,952
savings
—
534
280
+
•
l>
521
—
24
+
603
+
10
—
43
+
255
+
etc
banks
1,090
and
savings deposits—totalff
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations:
.
Savings
Other
deposits
time
and
Domestic
54,856
political
official
subdivisions
135
+
3,816
63
+
2,758
3,966
—
institutions,
etc..;,
2,791
banks
38
103
+>+.24
*
1
■;;
" •1
+
20
'•
F.
From
others
2,250
liabilities
5,623
Banks
568
.
13,943
:;
148
+
+
171
+
425
—
268
+
267
—
$51
—
\
673
,
—
....
ACCOUNTS
28
+
.
—
564
+
3
•=—
.
From
•
29
+
225
Borrowings:
R.
1
7,779
+
•
Commercial
+
11,269
interbank
Govts.,
-
—
'52
36,355
deposits
Foreign:
com¬
37
v
institutions,
+
49
+
277
669
Loans
increased
"other" nonbank financial
to
$26
institu¬
domestic commercial
decrease
certified
^Includes
a
SIncludes
time
shown separately.
banks, less cash
and
officers'
deposits of U.
items in
checks
not
process
shown
S. Government
of
collection.
separately.
and postal savings not
A
8-
1
7-10
714c
/
1
25c
1714c
7-20
6-29
7-31
7-10
9-
8-19
3
$1.30
7-12
7-
7-31
7-10
7-31
7-10
3Gc
8-22
8-12
2214c
11714c
7-15
6-20
r
3
Ltd.—
—
Industries
(quar.)
McLennan,
Supermarkets
Inc.
Marshall
1
8-
Corp.—
&
Marsh
8-
8-15
$1.50
$1.1214
rets."
dep.
6-28
8-15
1714c
(quar.)
(quar.)
"Amer.
7-15
5c
2%
:
(quar.)
1
preferred B (quar.)
7%
8
7-10
$1
Common
Marlene
7-
—
preferred (quar.)
4114%
preferred
(initial-quar.)
Marion
Mfg. (quar.)
.*____
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone,
Marsh
6-28
7-25
1
(quar.)
G
8-15
6-28
7-15
8-
_
Shirt
8-30
7-15
$1.06(4
6%
Field
Maryland
&
Co.
Casualty
7-15
6-20
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
—-—
7-16
6-25
9-
3
8-15
8-
5
7-19
45c
—
12Vac
30c
17c
,—
(quar.)
8-31
8-15
50c
7-20
7-
5
Massachusetts Electric—
4.76%
4.44%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Massachusetts Investors
(Quarterly from
Massawippi Valley
Maust
Common
$3.75
$1.11
:
Ry
(s-a.l—
income)-
1
8-
7-15
1
7-15
7-29
6-28
$3
8-
7-
1
1
7-22
7-12
8-
9
7-3.0
55c
9-
3
8-15
Stores—
(1945
(Oscar)
10c
—15c
___
(quar.)
pfd.
8-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
and
1947
&
(quar.)
Grain,
McCall
Corporation
Ltd.
(quar.)
3
3
8-15
7-31
7-10
10-31
10-10
1
8-15
7-19
.25c
(quar.)_.——_—
McGregor-Doniger,
Inc., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Industries, $3 preferred
payment of 75c from current earnings
—
8-
t35c
12V2c
(quar.)
B
9-
9-
\9334c
9334c
(quar.)
Co. *: (quar.)
McCabe
93%c
85c
series)
$3,40 preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred 1959 series
3%% preferred 1959 series
Mayer
$1.19
Trust—
investment
& Coke
Industries
May Department
^
net
Coal
Maxwell
Class
(Exclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks and after deduction
of valuation reserves; individual loan items are shown
gross.
tlncludes all demand- deposits except those of U. S. Government and
B
8c
(quar.)—
pfd. A
Magnin
(Joseph)
Co., common
Majestic Specialties (quar.)
+
—
7-16
5c
(quar.)
414%
Co.,
dividend
+
65,147
partnerships, & corporations
political subdivisions
Commercial
Stock
+
93,480
7-1
7-31
5c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Drug Stores (quar.)
Magnetic Metals (quar.)
|
54
62,010
Co.
Mading
119
+
—
&
preferred
+
3,048
Government
official
H.)
5,305
banks
.
adjustedt
deposits—total§
and
(R.
170,720
domestic
Forbes
&
(E. F.)
Macy
4%
18,046
!
MacDonald
Macoid Industries
+
7-15
40c
'
Monthly
MacAndrews
458
+
—
Monthly
226
7,411
—
Industries—
+
14,524
A
B
7-15
8c
class
10c
$.001
Videotronics,
Class
MSL
—
4
—
1,133
+
carrying
or
million..
102
—
-
deposits
CAPITAL
^for
increased
—
586
Foreign:
Time
or
95
153
+
year
Commercial
States
increased
+
1,757
assets/liabilities
Mutual
eight
purchasing
2,503
+
4,223
years
assets—net
S.
Other
securities
+
Domestic interbank:
de¬
these loans increased $26 mil¬
68
1,437
:
securities
States
U.
deposits
in
+
21
30,377
banks
securities—total
five years
to
Individuals,
banks.
increased
584
LIABILITIES—
Government de¬
demand
629
+
—
+-*
16,771
one
Demand
1
in
+
61
33
+
19,055
domestic
After
week
in demand
26
—
728
,
loans
One
Government
tions increased $61 million, as
compared with
2,245
+
+
securities
loans
to
Govts.,
loans
Government
personal
8,791
+
17
+
—3,074
Government
Other
member
gain of $110 million; during the
securities
million and
industrial
year ago
S.
Power
4.96%
Lucky
for purchasing
Within
con¬
•
Commercial
+
110
3,423
bills
$526 million in loans ad¬
deposits, decreases of $181 million
credited to
Share
of Company
Louisiana
Lowney
certificates of indebtedness
Federal
the
System in leading cities
securities, and $1,557 million in U.
posits
526
645
foreign banks
estate
Demand
justed, $586 million in holdings of U.
mand
+
+
—
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
33.5%
above.
Federal
26:
When
DIVIDENDS
preferred
(quar.)
;
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry.—
:
Treasury
Reserve
statement
following
June
1985
issue.
+10,310
securities
Treasury
Condition Statement of Member Banks
ended
this
in
+1,181
finance, personal finance, etc.
to
Other
Total
the
•
•
Aug
1,
Louisville
securities
Balances with
shows
2
July 29
1993_:
due Dec.
+ 10,208
pur¬
Currency and coin
the
conv.
+1,334
35,539
___
Other
Loans
Other
banks of
,2198
Co.—
Inc.—
subord. debs,
4.16%
of dollars)
carrying:
or
Government
Sales
888
88
$55,196
combined"
Federal
shown
condition
millions
1,533
securities
loans
Reserves
The
1962
_r
Government
Other
liabilities
liabilities
of
S.
industrial
brokers'
chasing
U.
$458
934
31.1%
notes
to
Other
$51,432
acceptances
combined*
Reserve
adjustedt
loans
U.
$52,465
107
;
correspondents
certificate reserves to
gold
deposit
June 27,
1963
84,693
and
Loans
62
934
on
2564
pref. stock—July 31
Lines,
133,116
adjustedt
investments
Commercial
3,462
85
$481
&
conv.
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
accounts
Total liabilities
Gas
2462
24
Co.—
134,553
investments
and
Agricultural
$18,979
4,027
*
$53,674
in
1
capital
loans
Loans
ACCOUNTS—
Contingent liabilities
purch. for foreign
Ratio
-:
77
Surplus
Other
June 19,
(In
and
294
$18,111
4,086
& accrued dividends
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
$18,781
cash
Total
306
192
Total
California
+•'
,
"2353
Continued from page 9
June 26,
490
167
.
Other
Edison
..
second
Per
Loans
8«4
account
$2.50
Sep
pref. stock and 4.56%
conv.
Air
and
:
mtge. bonds, series C, due
United
Increase ( + ) or
$52,882
17,538
0
Other
Deferred
preferred
first
California
4.48%
First
5%
stocks
Loans to
domestic commercial banks increased $153 million.
ASSETS—
reserves
Treasurer—general
Foreign
Corp.,
-preferred
4.44%
$30,730
4.2%
stocks;
stocks,
Securities
million but borf
million.
1963
$53,968
Deposits:
Member
Industries,
—
1963
preferred
Borrowings of weekly reportng member banks from
714
$55,196
notes
Ry.
due
Inc., 4%
bonds
deposits of individuals,
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $148
i
Reserve
mtge.
preferred
Central
Decrease (—) since
LIABILITIES—
1st
106
399
assets
Savings deposits increased
time
Charlotte Air Line
&
partnerships, and corporations increased $63 million.
$30,194
149
of
process
million in the Dallas District.
3,393
securities—- V
and
increased $116 million in the Chicago District and $71
5,718
394
Atlanta
Southern
trict, and $82 million in the Richmond District, but they
17,277
'
in the San Francisco Dis¬
Page
stock
8
Polaroid
deposits adjusted decreased $128 million in
New York City, $111 million
3,306
$32,289
Gov't
S.
4,412
2,870
agreement
repurchase
Total
■'
9,723
4,489
—
14,443
9,781
_„___
Notes
Demand
* 32
_
"Other" securities increased $69 million;
$435 million.
;.'v
.
Bonds
Other
113
securities:
Certificates
Bank
355
40
outright—
•-Bills
Cash
$16,155
356
612
:
repurchase
Government
Bought
Held
$15,442
565
advances
outright—
under
S.
million.
$68
banks increased $155 million, and the
$14,985
338
and
Acceptances:
V.
re¬
Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds increased
Discounts
>>'■'
million,
$42
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting member
1962
••
$14,152
1,298
notes
of
July 4,
1963
$14,159
Cash
■
June 26,
1963
certificate
increased
$95 million.
July 3,
ASSETS—
Gold
increase
an
spectively, during the similar week in 1962,
loans
dollars)
*
and
pfd.
preferred stock—
cumul.
5V2%
3%%
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
(In
million
cumul.
6%
Co.
July
and
$121
*
•
Date
Works
Water
51
1885
—
Company and Issue—
of
»
1, 1976
Aug. 1, 1980,
American
Consolidated Statement of Condition
'2564
Corp.—
debs, due Dec.
—
Day
.193033
.231275
Transmission
——■—-Aug
1
5%%
debs, due
and 5(4%
deben¬
tures, due Dec. 1, 1976—
Aug
1
Tidewater Oil Co. $1.20 cumul. preferred stock
.-July 10
Transcontinental Cjlas Pipe Line Corp.—
5%
first mtge. pipe line bonds due 1979 and 5V8%
first mtge, pipe line bonds due 1980——.—______Aug
1.
Vulcan Materials Co., 6V4% cumul. preferred stock—Nov
1
.0166631
••.193100
.231175
1.395068
rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling
.0166631
.193075
-
.231025
L
•
*
Mills,
Eastern
5 Vz %
Closed
■
peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
Ltd.—
first mtge. bds., series A,
6%%
.0800560
2.77587
,
Steel
Aug
1975-—.
1,
prior
cumulative
Premier
2.772128
2.772871
2148
subord.
conv.
5JA%
.00275933
.277628
.
3
preferred stock
Aug 14
Atlanta Gas Light Co. 4%% debs, due Aug. 1, 1982
Aug
1
Glenmore Distilleries Co., 4%
debs, due Aug. 1, 1972—Aug
1
National Tea Co., 5% debs, due Aug. 1, 1977__—_—Aug
1
.204050
.326241
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
1
debs.,, due Feb.
American Investment Co. of Illinois—
.00275666
,
Pag©
Co.—
Finance
5%%
.00160875
Japan, yen
Spain,
Aetna
7
Date
Company and Issue—
.310566
.204050
.
Pag©
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
.145031
.310566
(Metropolitan), new franc
Germany, deutsche mark
rupee
Date
July 19
cumul. pfd. stock
Natural Gas Co. 6%
jersey
.927112
.210150
TENDER
OF
Day
.210150
Denmark, krone
Finland/ markka
given in the Chronicle.
NOTICE
Company and Issue—
.0387125
,0200352
France
redemption orjast date for mak¬
in which the details were
July 4
.0387125
;
hbtes,
called for redemption,
under sinking fund provisions.
$
.00715610
.00718110
corporate bonds,
of
stock
ing tenders, and the page number givesMbe location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
Thursday
July 2
$
;
(Value
$
June 28
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
York
list
a
common
The date indicates the
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
.
.Fund Notices
for the week just passed.
RESERVE
TO
:
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
treasury the buying
the Secretary of the
world.
the
EXCHANGE RATES
Section
/. Monday, July 8, 1963
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-10
7-31
7-17
7-31
7-17
25c
IV4C
McLean
(A
for
,
the
second
25c
for
partial
McQuay-Norris
Mfg.
quarterly
payment
Meadowbrook
National
M'ensh
(monthly)
Corp.
dividend
and
arrears)—
Bank
(stock
div.)—
:
7-
9
6-26
25c
of
(quar.)_
8-
1
7-1
2%
8-15
7-30
1
7-23
$1
8V2c
8-
Volume
Number
198
6279
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Fiast
Lignt
&
7-10
8-
1
7-12
37 %c
7-15
6-14
1
7-16
15c
7-10
6-25
Otis
32%c
$25
1
7-12
Outlet Company
7-31
7-22
Owens-Corning
8-
7-16
Oxford
8-
Michigan Gas & Eleciric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
Preferred
Midland-Guardian
Mines
Midnite
Mill
Factors
preferred
9-12
7-15
6-29
15c
7-22
8-1
7-15
^
Corp.
6-20
1
7-
20c
8-
1
7-12
$4.40
.
2
Model
Engineering
Modern Materials
7-10
6-20
$4.50
7-
8
6-24
$4.75
8-
1
7-
5
$4.75
25c
9-11
8-20
Pacific
8-
1
7-15
Common
$1.14
8- 1
7-15
—15c
8-1
7-15
7-10
6-25
preferred (quar.)
4.52%
preferred (quar.)
6.16%
preferred (quar.)
7-19
6-28
5.64%
Pacific
New
-—;
Marking
Monarch
dividend)
;
(sgock
5%
7Vic
.
System
(aiter
common
Ward
Corp.,
preference
A
(quar.)
preference
B
(quar.)
Foods
Safe
Motorola,
Mount
5.%
7-12
Canada,
Pacific
System Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
1
8-30
1
8-30
preferred
7-15
6-17
Increased
Stock
7-10
6-27
7-11
7-
7-15
6-20
Fabric
Narrow
National
6-28
Parke
National
i
6-
8-15
1
1
7-15
6-29
National
Cash
Co.
8-
1
7-15
58c
10c
8-
1
7-15
7-10
Register
7-17
75c
7-15
710-
8
10-10
& Trust Co.
7-
7-15
1
6-20
8-
1
7-16
32Vic
7-15
6-28
10c
10c
7-10
6-21
(quar.)
—
Publications,
Inc.
(N.
Y.)
Quarterly
National
National
Securities
Bond
(initial)
Corp.
&
Dividend series
payments
investment
National
Shoes
Co.
Power
(increased
Canada
Neon. Products
of
new
Power,
preferred
Gas & Edison Light
Co. (quar.)
Telephone, Ltd. (quar.)
& Electric (quar.)
Merchants National Bank
England
New
New
Boston
Pioneer
7-10
6-28
Pioneer
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-21
New
New
Jersey
York
Natural Gas (quar.)
Equities, class A
(monthly)
7-15
6-28
7-18
?
6-27
8-
7-15
1
1
7-15
7-
7-10
6c
93%c
8-
1
7-15
$1.50
7-10
6-29
+16'Ac
7-15
6-28
pfd. (quar.)_
Norfolk
V*
>3
&
class
Ltd.,
Corp.
A
(quar.)
Western
$1.25
25c
15c
45c
t7c
Ry., common (quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred iquar.)
6% preferred iquar.)
_
*.«.
North American Fund (Canada), Ltd
North
,
7-18
Potomac Edison,
7-31
6-28
_
Central
Ry.
Engineering
4
Northern
Illinois
5.50%
Gas,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Northern Indiana Public Service—
5%
4V'2 %
:4
.'
7-
7-12
4.22%
preferred
Northern
Ohio
Common
8-
1
6-24
8-
1
6-24
States
(increased
(quar.)__
$4.11
preferred
(quar.)
$4.16
preferred
(quar.)
I
(quar.)
Telephone, Ltd. (increased
Engineering,
B
40c
55c
class
Northwestern
class
quar.)_
and
A
Glass
6-28
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Oil
Co.
6-28
Pure
6-28
Puritan
Fashions
7-15
6-28
Puritan
Sportswear
7-15
7-15
Colorado,
Ohio River
Oilgear
B
■v'
Sand Co.,
Company
preferred
(s-at
*
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, common
4.24% preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred
Old National
Corp.,
National
tral
New
Ontario
7%
&
New
4%
A
(quar.)
Trust
&
6-28
1
7-10
I
7-10
8-
1
7-24
10-
1
Ltd.,
60c
25c
18c
9-20
7-31
7-15
7-
9
C.
Co.
Can
Corp.
$3.50
(quar.)
America,
of
6-29
7-10
r.
6-28
7-30
7-10
7-19
6-28
7-15
6-28
7-26
60c
$15c
t$1.75
(quar.)„
4.75%
preferred
Instrument
Foods
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock
Inc. I (initial)
1
7-20
7-
5
7-31
7-19
5
1
:
9-1
8-
7-15
7-
10c
7-19
7-15
7-
7-26
7-12
Red
9-10
8-29
Red a
7-15
7-
8-15
7-15
8
A
8-
1
7-12
8-
1
7-12
7-15
.
6-28
7-15
Stores
Owl
7-26
77-
9-
3
9-24
9-
3
9-24
9-
3
7-13
:
.
90c
7-
1
7-
3
8-15
Shaer
8-
1
7-
2
Shakespeare
6-21
6-28
37 %c
8-
1
31'Ac
2
8-15
7-15
17%c
;
-
i
.
dividend)__
from
6-28
9-
8-15
7-25
7-
7-22
8-
1
8-
1
Reed
9-
3
9-
3
8-12
9-
1
8-2
7-12
7-
2
Class
A
7-30
7-15
Class
B
$1
7-20
6-24
6-24
6-11
Smith
7-31
7-15
tl5c
tl5c,
10-
1
7-
1
1
10-
1
9-23
$1.16
$1.19
8-
1
10-
7-22
1
9-23
3%
8-20
6-27
10c
7-15
7-
1
of
Co.
Class
A
10-
1
9-12
7-25
1
6-28
8-
7-
Republic
Corp.,
Republic
Steel
8-
Revenue
6%%
common
55c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
par tic. pref
1
1
7-19
tlOc
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
tlOc
8-
1
South
South
15c
8-15
7-23
7-19
6-21
Georgia
7-16
8-10
7-19
10c
7-10
6-20
37%c
35c
25c
27%c
7-15
6-29
$1.18%
$1.25
$1.56Vi
3%
7%c
25c
40c
X 60c
7-19
8-10
7-10
6-20
9-
8-15
3
7-18
8-
7-19
8-
8-19
7-12
7-12
7-15
6-24
7-15
7-
7-10
6-20
7-10
6-20
7-10
6-20
7-
7-31
1
7-31
7-15
7-15
6-30
7-10
6-28
1
7-19
7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
7-15
7-
7-25
6-28-
8-
1
7-12
8-15
8-1
7-12
6-28
7-31
6-28
7-26
7-12
7-15
6-28
7-15
6-28
8-
1
6-28
8-
1
6-28
8-
1
7-10
7-29
6-26
8-
7-15
1
8-30
12%c
5%
9-
3
8-9
25c
8-
1
7-12
t50c
8-
1
7-2
A
_
_
7-15
7-2
8-27
7-25
9-30
9-
3
9-30
9-
3
(quar.)—I
pfd.
(quar.)_
15c
$1.12%
8-
1
10%
25c
30c
dividend)
(quar.)
1
common
7-15
1
7-15
7-
8-15
7-25
7-8
6-21
Sugar—
Michigan Gas,
1
7-
6-21
31V4C
38%c
(quar.)
4%%
1
7-12
.
dividend)
Gas
8-30
7-
J12%c
5%
..
Natural
1
7-12
40c
25c
^
quar.)
(stock
10-
Ltd.—
_
(quar.)
Rico
Inc.
5
15c
California Edison—
common
(increased quar.)
4.48% preferred
(quar.)
a.
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Southern
Southern
$32 %C
California Gas, 6%
California Water,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern
4%
4'A%
(quar.)
Corp.
Puerto
7-15
50c
6-28
7-29
7-15
7-15
7-
5
7-31
7-
5
7-31
7-
5
7-31
7-
5
7-15
6-28
3
8-13
7-19
8-
7-15
2%%
25c
25c
shares
South Pittsburgh Water,
(Stock
8-
7-15
(incr.-quar.)
class
(quar.):
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
Southeastern
50c
(quar.)
7-15'
3
7-15
Sonotone, $1.25 preferred
Southdown,
Properties,
conv.
Radio
1
Corp.
7-
7-15
10-1
M.)
(J.
1
8-15
on
Stores, Ltd.—
A
(increased
Class
7-18
7-25
7-10
—
6-28
7-15
7-15
,
tl7%c
tl7%c
(quar.)—
H.)
(J.
Sonar
7-2
lie
(quar.)
7-15
f25c
+15c
25c
(Howard)
Sobeys
9-12
25c
(quar.)
6-28
10c
2%
(quar.)
—1
Canada; Ltd.—
America
Corp. (quar.)
Paper Mills,
O.)
(A.
Smith
6-14
10-
1—
common
6-26y
7-15
12/2C
J5c
Jj-c
(increased-quar.)
(increased-quar.)
preferred
Smucker
9-20
(quar.)—-—
(Canada),
6-28
7-15
Dairies—
dividend
Stock
■6-17
7-19
A. (quar.)
6-28
7-15
10c
•
Ltd. (s-a)
preferred (quar.)
Smith
7-15
8-15
Class
7-15
(quarterly
of Boston
investment income)
Trust
Mines,
Silverwood
-
B
32c
25c
23c
22%c
22c
4c
16c
18c
Quarterly
Sigma
.7-20
25c
A.)
(C.
Class
6-19
in¬
Co.
Sherwin-Williams
8-12
7-29
5
6c
ordinary—
50% less British
(quar.)_
Corp. of
dividend
Stock
7-10
35c
1
7%c
5c
Extra
Sheraton
8-12
5c
7-18
$1
of
Corp.
net
9- 3
V
8-
(quarterly
(quar.)
Sheep Creek Mines (s-a)
7-10
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shatterproof Glass
2
24c
Shoe
Shareholder's
7-12
7-10
9-13
7-10
8-15
7-10
38%%
of
tax
come
8
12 %c
Ltd.,
payment
(Final
9-
7-15
4
7-17
10-
7-25
income)
investment
Selection Trust,
8-
10c
3
-
8-26
Corp.—
Finance
Class
B
(quar.)
Selama-Dindings Plantation
Selected
American
Shares
Inc.
5
7-15
3
9-
12-
8-23
J68c
6c
(quar.)
Corp.
Security Trust Co. (Rochester, N. Y.) (quar.)
See's
Candy Shops,
class A
(quar. )
*
8-16
$2
9-17
12-16
7-
13c
Security Nat'l Bank of Long Island
Security Storage (Washington, D. C.)
7-8
8-30
9-
9-17
13c
85c
$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Seaway Food Town
(stock dividend)
Security Columbian Banknote Co. (quar.)—
6-20
7-15
(quar.)_
$6.25
6-20
7-25
6-25
7-25
9-14
*
$5
1PT2
7-15
(quar.)
$4.75
7-12
7-15
Pak
Seaboard
6-28
1
8- 1
8-
$1.17'%
Sea
preference
(quar.)
1st
5%%
6-29
9-24
26c
(quar.)
Carriers
25c
$1.25
$1.25
20c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
$3.40
Paper,
preferred
$4
6-28
7-20
2
Scottish & York Holdings—
8
7-15
Scott
8
7-20
7-15
7-
1
8-
2
8-
7-31
15c
Monthly
6-29
22 %C
Pump Co.
Redwing
7-31
8-15
7-31
(monthly )x.
& Fetzer Co.
Scott
6-29
7-15
24c
(quar.)__
8-15
30c
Schlumberger, Ltd.. N-V
(quar.)
Schwitzer Corp., 5%% preferred A
u
(initial)
Kap, Inc.
8-23
$1.09
$1.31 Vt
Schering Company, 5% preferred
Schluderberg-Kurdle Co. (quar.)
,,■6-29
t$1.50
(quar.)—-.
Realty Equities Corp. of N. Y.
Red
___
9-20
*6c
Paper Corp., com. (stock dividend)—
Schenley Industries, common
50c
conv.
pref.
(s-a)
Schenult Rubber, class A (reduced-quar.)—
2
7-15
87 %c
(quar.)
8-15
&
Saxon
7-10
10c
____
Reitman's
quar.)
4.65%
7-
t5c
com.
preferred
Class
7-12
Cen¬
(quar.)(initial
6-14
25c
(quar.)
1st, preferred
5
9-18
11c
32c
17%c
preferred
(quar.)
5V4%„>preferred (quar.)
Sawhili Tubular Products (quar.)
55c
Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
A (quar.)
6%
redeemable preferred
(quar.)
Real Properties Corp. of America—
5
7-
13V4C
4.36%
$1.50
Rapid
5
7-15
Savannah Electric & Power common
10c
(quar.) —
5
7-
$3
25c
7-15
10c
common
77-
-
7-15
$2
R.
7-31
7-15
6-19
Skyline Homes, class A
Radio
8-15
(quar.)
common
1
$1.22'%
(quar.)
6-24
7-15
(quar.)
$1.16
(quar.)
7-16
Electric—
&
1
10c
(quar.)
1
7-10
7-15
,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Sanborn Map Co. (reduced quar.)
Saratoga & Schenectady RR
Sargent
Co. (quar.)
70c
(quar.)
5
7-
7-15
5%
40c
Quaker Oats Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
Quincy Mining Co.
6-26
7-30
7-15
Common
15c
com.
Glaces
Des
8-
7-17
7-26
5c
tlOc
t25c
t$1.25
(quar.)
8-
5c
6-25
32%c
7-15
7-10
Rockland Utilities-
common
Ore-Ida
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Orbit
Co.
7-
7-25
7-
$1.12%
$1.25
$1.37%
$1.50
5%
15c
4.60%
4%%
6-28
.
8-
$1.06
20c
33c
33c
40c
(quar.)
Products
preferred
Orange
class
Bank
York
steel
v
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Olympia
Brewing
Oneida
is
6%
8-30
7-10
$1.06'A
Class
•*?
1
25c
$2.50
Diego Gas
J50c
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
9
8-
6-28
7-31
(quar.)
class A and class B—
& Salant,
from
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
6-14
10c
preferred
4.64%
7-15
25c
25c
Wire
&
6-2d
Co.
7-15
9
7-31
7-15
Ltd.
(3-for-2 stock split) —
(Howard W.) & Co.,
7-10
13%c
(quar.)
Laboratories
Service
7-20
22%c
(quar.)
Co.
Public
1
3C
Gamble,
Prufcoat
7-10
8-
Northwestern
Steel
9-13
25c
25c
a..,
B
25c
Shoe
1
10c
(quar.)
A
class
Northwestern States Portland O^ent (quar.)
Nunn-Bush
6-21
7-31
10-
34c
90c
$1.02
$1.02%
$1.0 2%,
$1.04
t5c
(quar.)
on
6-21
8-
9
8-
lie!
L
(quar.)
Foods,
Salant
7-10
95c
9
8-
7-22
•
u
(quar.)—
A
common
Sams
7-10
1
56c
8% preferred (quar.)—
Proctor-Silex
Corp.
(irregular)
Producing Properties, 6% pfd. (accum.)
Progress Industries, Inc.
Progress Mfg. Co., $1.25 preferred (quar.)__
Properties Co.
(quar.)
4'A%
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
6-21
7-15
•
quar.)
preferred
Class
Procter
$1.05
(quar.)___
(Minn.)—
$4.10
Northwest
6-24
7-15
;
$4.08
i
6-24
1
7-15
•
Ry.
Power
preferred
Northern
1
8-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Pacific
Northern
Common
8-
&
1
8-
7%c
Precision
(quar.)
Price Bros. & Co., Ltd. (quar.)_
Prince Gardner (quar.)
Princeton (NJ) Bank & Trust (s-a)
Telephone—
Northern
$3.60
(quar.)
—
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
$1.12
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
4%%
6-28
5
1
8-
8-
99-
15c
_
.-
Printing
(initial)
Gobain
(Manufactures
Salada
7-10
8-
$1.07
22c
(quar.)
7-19
42c
$1.37%
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5%
4V4%
4.70% preferred
preferred (quar.)
Corp. of Canada—
7-26
Works
8-20
62 %c
7-15
(s-a)
7-12
9-10
62 %c
12%c
$1.75
9-16
7-31
5c
preferred (quar.)
Participating preferred
(quar.)_
Automotive
(quar.)
Preferred Utilities Mfg.—
5%% preferred (accum.)
6-28
9-30
3
40c
3.60%
9-
Chimiques)—
American deposit receipts (payment of 4.75
Francs (net French rate]
per share)—
7-12
80c
7-11
9
Produits
8
7-
87 %c
(quar.)
10-10
7-15
7-
7-31
10c
(quar.)
1
Power
7-30
1
7-31
25c
1
8-9
8-
7-25
7c
Polaroid
8-
preferred
Saint
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
8
6-14
15c
11-
8-
9-10
15c
(quar.)
American-Sugar Industries, Inc.—
1%
preferred (quar.)
North American Van Lines
(quar.)
Northern
Cable
&
Cordage
2
8-
7-15
10c
preferred
9-
Safran
8-15
62 %c
Corp., common
(quar.)
5%
1st preferred (quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)___
Portland General Electric (quar.)
North
Northern
.1
$2
15c
Refractories
American
Wire
7-15
10c
(s-a)—
(quar.)l
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Pittston
Company,
common
Plastic
8-15
1
$1
Inc.
B
Plymouth
(Ohio) Telephone—
preferred (quar.)____.
Finance
Co.
convertible
3
8-
40c
Systems,
6%
$3.50
9-
16c
$2.50
Class
8-15
$1.25
Pittsburgh
6-29
Newark
Norac
Aerodynamics
9
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
8
St. Louis Shipbuilding
(initial)
St. Louis Steel Casting, Inc.
(quar.)
:
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
(quar.)—
7-15
Pittsburgh
50c
3%
40c
25c
3
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred A
5%
9-
(s-a)
$1
Ry.
(quar.)
Chemical -(quar.)—
9
8-
3
Louis-San Francisco Ry.—
Common
$1.06
90c
Northern
Finance
4
I
8-
dividend)—
97 %c
Brewing, common
(quar.)
convertible-preferred (quar.)
& Lake Erie RR. (quar.)^
Pittsburgh Reflector, class A (quar.)
$1
15c
34c
9-
5%
St.
$1.10
Pillsbury Co., common (quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)
.
1
$1.17
,
(quar.)—
7-10
of
New
6%
Corp.
7-10
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co.. 3%%
Electronic
7-
..
10-
Candies
Lawrence
San
Morris, Inc;, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone—
Common
(a payment of 25 centavos)
Stevens
1
5
$1
3.90%
1
7-
62 %c
—
1
Hampshire Ball Bearings (stock div.)
Jersey Bank & Trust (Paterson) (quar.)
New
(quar.)
4%
&
7-15
1
17 %c
Philip
Pierce
7-
1
5c
—
&
1
8-
12c
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
4.68%
preferred
(quar.)_!
4.44% preferred (quar.)
i
4.30% preferred (quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Fund—
8% preferred (a payment of 40 centavos)
Philadelphia & Reading Corp. (quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Piedmont
2
8-
8-
$2.50
7-
9-
>
Lawrence
St.
30c
5
7-25
fl5c
(increased-quar.)
& Haynes (quar.)
Cement Co., class
St.
41c
(quar.)
common
1
Gas
England
Co.,
preferred
Phillips-Eckardt
7-15
5
25c
20c
(quar, )„
:
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Dairy,
Stover
Ryerson
40c
Exploration
1
5
1
(quar.)
8-
Brunswick
New
Cement
3
7-22
$1.16
Inc.
(final)
Brothers, Inc.
Oak
Russell
„
1
8-15
Trust
Investment
—
7-
7-26
7-
8-
$1.06'A
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Real Estate
convertible
9
7-31
30c
—
-
8-
15c
27V2C
(quar.).
7-
—
7-19
quar.)^
0
(initial 1
common
(quar.)
7-26
8-
7-30
preferred (quar.)
5
% preferred
(quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Rudy Manufacturing Co. (stock
Russ Togs, class A (quar.)
8-
8-23
9-
4%%
20c
7-15
8-15
Royal McBee Corp.—
6-28
-
$25c
—L_
6-28
7-16
J$1.50
3%
(quar.)
7-15
J45C
(quar.)
;7-
1
Industries (quar.)
(William H.V, Inc.
Rosenau
25c
7-
9-10
$1.02%
$1.183/4
$1.02%
$1.23%
$1.37%
25c
10c
4%
(increased)i,
Corp.
6-19
12 %c
7-16
British income tax of 38%c.
70c
(quar.)
7-15
$1
7-10
7%c
preferred
7-12
1
25c
IOC
(quar.)_w_>——_—>—•
5%
1
8-
15c
(quar.)
H
(quar.)
Roper
(quar.)
Co.
J.),
8-16
8-
22Vac
10c
25c
Rorer
7-10
5-24
9-16
.
6-25
9
7-22
7-10
(increased)
(George D.)
Royal
7-19
7-19
Electric—
6-25
i
88-
7-31
(initial)
com.
7-10
!
17%c
$1.06'A
div.)
common
<quar.)___
Nevada
New Bedford
6-28
all quarterly1 from
are
(stock
Co.,
preferred
5.50%
6-28
7-15
income.)
Inc.
Neiman-Marcus
414%
6-28
7-15
5c
series
(Above
7-15
12c
15c
series
Balanced
7-25
8-20
Research:
new
7-10 ■-*
$1.25
7-31
&
7-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
F
preferred
Less
75c
(C.
Co.
Roper
12-10
Petroleum
1
7-15
Gas
6-25
1-3-64
preferred
5%
8-
Common
6-25
7-10
4%
Permanente
15c
:
Propane
6-25
7-10
dividend
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers,
40c
$1
Fuel
7-10
$1.35
6-14
7-15
30c
(quar.)
(Albany, N. Y.) (quar.)
Distributing Properties (Md.) (s-ai
Electric Welding Machine
(quar.)_
Periodical
$1.41
$1.75
$1.50
9-10
National
National
6-25
(quar.)_
Peoria & Bureau Valley RR.
(s-a)
Pep Boys—Manny, Moe & Jack (quar.)
National
National
7-10
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
8
10-15
40c
(quar.)
(2-for-l split sub¬
approval!
Commercial Bank
National
$1.54
Semi-annual
6-14
7-31
5c
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
stockholders
to
6-25
-
Pennsylvania
National Chemical & Mfg.
ject
6-25
7-10
H.)
preferred I
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)
4.95%
preferred K (quar.)
5.50%
preferred L (quar.)
Ronr
Corporation
(quarj_:
Rollins
Broadcasting (quar.)—^
Rolls Royce, Ltd. ordinary "ADRS"
6-25
7-10
Co.
Button
(A.
'4%
12-10
Davis
7-12
8-
4%%
1-
1-3-64
4.25%
56Vic
:
NY)
(Auburn,
7-
12 %c
Pennsylvania
6-29
7-15
75c
Bank
7-31
7-10
Penney (J C) Co.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
7-12
8-
10c
37Vic
(quar.j
Biscuit
5c
semi-annual
Chciincal
7-
8-
(quar.)
Inc.,
4.10%
Ltd., common
$6 preferred
(quar.)
Pennsalt Chemicals
(increased-quar.)
3
7-15
9-
$50c
Quarterly
National
-■
6-20
Penman's,
6-29
7-15
$32c
$1.37Vi
(quar.)
Corp.
-
6-20
7-15
Corporation
Pallas
1
8-
593sc
30c
$0,076
$1.50
4.64%
Aeronautical
6-20
7-15
$1.18%
Corporation—
t-arx
7-15
22Vic
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
$1.18%
dividend
Stock
Pako
Narragansett Electric—
4.64%
$1.12%
(increased s-a)—
4.24%
4%%
Rochester Gas &
Telegraph Co.—
Telephone &
Patterson
preferred A
Ltd.
(annual)
Robins
6-20
(initial)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Paadington Corp., class A
Ltd.—
5Vi%
Rochester
6-20
1
$$1.19
(quar.)
(quar.-)
Mills
Express,
6-28
7-15
6-12
10c
Rice
7-15
1
7-
7-12
■
(quar.)
2%
7-12
10-
Roadway
Brand
River
7-15
(quar.)
6-6
10-
7-15
*.
1
8-30
8-15
$1.13
Airlines
Southwest
1
3
8-15
9-
of Rec.
Fund
25c
(quar.)
7-15
8-
preferred
Ridge Tool Co.. class A
Rio
Tinto Zinc, Ltd.
$1.25
(quar.)
series preferred
10-
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
:
Telephone & Telegraph
States
1
25c
preferred
Pacific
1
7c
Mutual
6%
*
(quar.)
Murphy Corp.,
Mussens
8-
1
10c
10c
Dairies Co.
preferred
Mountain
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
Royal
5%
(quar.)
Co.
Cookie
Mother's
:
(N. Y.t
Guaranty Trust
Mosler
7-5
$1.05
7%
Morton
8-
7-27
25c
t27Vic
t$1.75
t$1.75
$1
Co., common (quar.)
(increased quar.)
7%
Morgan
8-15
$1.50
common
7-
3% %
Holders
7-15
$1.12%
30c
93%c
preferred
4%%
i-
preferred (quar.)__
Inc., common (quar.)
Rice's,
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
28c
preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
Moore
7-15
7-19
$1.09
preferred (quar.).
5.40%
preferred
(quar.)
split)
(quar.)
common
$6
Montgomery
.
lie
Co.,
Power
5
2%%
6%
(initial) I
Montana
7-
1
Metals,
Rittenhouse
5%
7%
Co.—
two-for-one
4%%
8-
7-25
•
.
$1.09
Mfg.
&;
Co.,
preferred (quar.);
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Nutrient &
Chemical Co., common
Power & Light—
35c
.
,v
Reynolds
5
25c
(quar.)
Properties
15c,
preferred (quar.)
Natural Gas (quar.)
Missouri
7-
30c
25c .,
r
(quar.)
7-10
7-10
7-26
J4c
7-10
(quar.)—
preferred
4.56%
7-31
25c
corp.
(stock dividend)
Pacific Gas & Electric
(quar.)
Pacific Lighting Corp., $4.36 pfd. (quar.)__
Mississippi Power & Light—
4.36 %
Revlon,
6-28
When
Payable
15c
27%c
Racing Assn., Inc.
Inc. (quar.)
L:
Reynolds Aluminum of (Canada)— '
4%%
1st preferred
(quar.)
1
7-31
(quar.)
Coast
8-
(increased)
Minnesota Enterprises, common 1 quar.
Minnesota & \Qnj;ario Paper * (quar.)
Mississippi .Glass
(quar.)
7-15
45c
Atlantip, Canadian Investment
Pacific
7'/2c
—*
Co.
Pacific,
5Vic
.
__
11-
2%c
:•
Fioergias
Paper
2
2%c
/
(quar.)
6-29
$1.75
10c
(quar.)„
common
(initial)
Co.
Co.
Per
8-20
8c
(quar.)
(quar.).
1
Corp.^
Extra
20c
!
Abrasive
Mid-West
$1.10
(quar.)
"(quar.)
Middlesex Water, 7%
8-
Rubber
Elevator
12-
*20c
45
Share
Name of Company
Revere
(s-aj
Products
Osrow
■'
._
common
A
O'Sullivan
umaendj—
(l-20th of a com. sn. for each sh. held)
Meyer (Fred), Inc., class A (quar.)
Meyer (George J.) Manufacturing (quar.)
Michigan Central
(s-a)__,__,
Mid-America ,Corp.,
Class
Holders
Payable of Rec.
I
Ltd.—
Wholesale,
7-25
10c
(stock
x-ower
Oshawa
20c
(quar.)
When
Share
Name 0/ Company
Payable 0/ Rec.
Share
Motor Lines
Metromedia, Inc. (quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
(quar.)
Mexican
Per
Holders
When
Per
Na?ree of Company
Merchants
(141)
fhronicle
8-15
7-31
5%
oreferred
-
pfd.
com.
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
26'Ac
28c
28/2C
37%c
19c
25c
$.2656
31 ac
99-
3
8-13
9-
3
8-13
9-
3
8-13
0
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(142)
Per
Name oj
Indiana
Southern
Electric—
&
Gas
7-15
55c
(quar.)__
New
1
7-16
10c
England Telephone
Southern Railway Co.—
Southern
8-
$1.20
(quar.)
Industries Corp
Southern
I
Holders
Name
of Company
Transcontinental
preferred
4.80%
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
7-
6-20
7-15
Will
8-
7-15
Wilson
8-
7-15
8-
7-15
$1.42Vi
(quar.)
$5.96 preferred
(quar.)
$5.70
preferred
8-
7^15
25c
9-15
8-15
$5.60
preferred
(quar.)
$1.40
8-
7-15
(quar.)—
25c
7-12
7-
2
$5.26
preferred
(quar.)
$1.31 Vi
8-
7-15
Southwest
Freight Lines, class A (incr.-quar.)
6-15
Grease
12 Vic
12Vic
2
Southwest
7-25
7-10
Insurance i(Dallas)
Life
OU
&
(quar.)
Public Service-—
4.15%
4.25%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.60%
preferred
preferred
Spector
Gifts,
topencer
Stainless
Steel
Standard
8-
1
7-19
$1.10 convertible preferred series A (quar.)
20b boutn La Salle Street Corp.
(quar.)
8-
1
7-19
88r
A
7-19
7-19
7-19
8-
1
1
7-19
Unarco
7-19
Union
(quar.)_i.
7-23
7-
Dredging,
$1.60 pfd.
—
Instrument,
Standard
Oil
3%%
Co.
Products
Standard
class
Standard
Radio,
Ltd.
8-20
6-24
6-24
Class
—;
B
Sta-xuce
(quar.)
15c
—
A
:—
_
.___—
Inc., common (quar.).
(quar.)
———
Street
of
Co.
Steel
ish
^
income
tax
preferred
Textiles—
Stern
preferred
&
Co.
&
Strolee
Davin
&
Sucrekt
Gas
(quar.)
Extra
Sunset
Co.
9-10
9-13
International
Terminal
4%
7-15
United
Air
8-
6-28
9
5Vi%
7-
7-10
7-11
1
5
32Vic
8-15
7-31
15c
25c
7Vic
9-10
8-15
8-
1
7-10
8-
1
7-
9
7-30
7-15
7-15
7-
14c
7-31
6-28
7-12
7-
3c
7-15
6-29
1
8-
7-15
British
income
25c
25c
S
U.
&
Chemical,
quar.)
:
7-15
7-
25c
7-31
7-15
9-15
8-31
10c
12-16
11-30
*
Shoe
S.
11-
8-
Transfer
7-15
6-28
7-10
6-10
435c
456 V4c
8-1
8-1
7- 2
7-2
.
closed
7-
a
Less
y
Previously
British
for
this
x
9-13
Less
income
U.
1
7-15
6-29
6-29
■
dividend.
Jamaica
at
deductible
the
Non¬
source.
7%.
tax
tax.
date
incorrect.
is
The
indicated
was
date
record
S.
tax
resident
published
in
funds,
15%;
and/or
t Payable
5
9-30
Canadian
tax
here,
funds, less 15%
income
corrected
payment
Canadian nonresident
tax.
tax.
9-13
8-
1
7-19
8-10
7-10
7-15
6-15
9-
1
General Corporation and
1
8-
9-16
9-
7-
5
Investment News
8-15
3
8-15
8-1
7- 5
15c
t75c
22c
10-
(quar.)_
$1.06V4
10-
Continued from page 6
1
9-27
9-
6
8-30
$40,000,000 range,
1
8-30
that
JlOc
7-25
6-28
$2.50
10-10
9-20
62Vic
37Vic
(quar.)
7-10
6-24
7-10
6-24
earnings
theless,
1841.
p.
Niagara
8-12
Mohawk
Power
Corp.—Proposed
Atomic
Power Plant—
j
7-31
14c
$1.12Vi
9-
7-
1
1
8-15
33c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
compared with $38,192,330 in 1962.
He cautioned
cannot be expected to continue to maintain the sub¬
gains over the past year as in the recent past.
Never¬
1963
is
expected
to
be
markedly above
1962.—V.
197,
stantial
7-15
6-21
The
company is planning to build a large atomic power plant
will be ready for operation late in 1968, Earle J. Machold,
which
President, announced.
6-25
6-24
the
(quar.)
22Vic
7-15
6-28
location
is
50c
7-15
6-24
mission
network
87Vic
7-15
6-24
(s-a)—
Refining &
(quar.)__
(Kansas)
Mining,
com
7-
7-15
6-29
3c
7-25
6-25
nuclear-fueled
shores
7-15
6-17
7Vic
10-15
7Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
.
30c
7
60c
i
t
9-16
8-1
7-
5
8-
7-
5
1
of
Lake
plant
into
which
will
have
of
The
transmission
power
the, largest
estimated
on
miles
six
1500-acre
a
east
of
Mohawk's
Niagara
from
generating
a
facilities,
built
be
about
of
center
one
be
will
Ontario,
the
near
plant
will
and
country.
-
Universal Container Corp.—
Class A (quar.)
Tobacco,
The
The
$1.25
—
Industries—
:
Extra
6-24
—
(quar.)
Automated
A
books not
in
9
preferred
Class
25c
(quari)
(quar.)
7-15
common
(Initial-quar.)
Universal Leaf
7-15
(quar.)_
common
7-10
Telephone
5%
Ltd.,
preferred
50c
10c
Corp.
Universal
7-15
(Canada)
(quar.)
resident
10-14
1
9-30
12V2C
(Md.)
Investment
preferred
8-
43c
15c
Door
12Vic
&
Smelting
7%'
Steel
4 Payable
7-20
;—__
4Vi%
40c
4:2c
Jewelry
4 Vi %
1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
___.
10-14
8-
—
(quar.l)
Canal
7-19
7- 1
10c
Machine
(quar.)
Corp.,
Realty
Serviteria
United
1
11-
$1.37Vi
&
8- 1
7-15
7-20
$1
•
8-23
____
County Gas (quar.)
Speculative Investment Fund
Extra
10-14
7-10
7- 1
1
the
plant
capability
atomic
site
Oswego.
state-wide
of
will
fed.
be
kilowatts
500,000
installations
power
in
the
project,
including
approximately $100,000,000.
cost...of
is
on
This
trans¬
the
related
Niagara Mohawk's nuclear engineering department is now pre¬
paring specifications to be submitted to manufacturers for bidding
on
various
components
for-awarding
of
the
of
contracts
proposed
early
in
plant.
The
schedule
calls
1964.
'
3c
7-15
6-29
12Vic
8-27
8-15
25c
9-10
8-
—
div.)
RR
Jersey
Plywood
S.
U
811-
15c
(quar.)___
Ltd.
Mines,
S
S
3
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Hill
U
U
York
7-20
______
Shoe Machinery, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
United Steel Cos., Ltd.—
(Interim payment of 4% less British in:.come
tax
of 38% %;—_—
United Towns Electric, Ltd.—
5Vi%
preferred
(quar.)—
U.
_4-~—
(stk.
preferred
7-31
7-15
less
:
(increased
date
Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
preference class A (quar.)
Gas Improvement, common
37Vic
7-24
15c
30c
Ltd.—
Co.,
share
per
7-19
8-
(quar.)
common
Borax
8-
7-15
6-28
^
7-15
7-12
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
Batteries
Zeller's,
7-19
30c
30c
(quar.)_.——_—
Fidelity & Guaranty
10c
A
Zale
7-19
6c
(quar.)
Co.
Fruit
United
Inc.,
preferred
United
S.
75c
Class
Yocam
7-19
8-15
$2
S.
7-11
8-15
1
415c
469c
475c
30c
(1955 and 1956 ser.)
Lines
New
1
7-15
8-15
(accum.)
preferred
United
,8-
8-1
8-15
(quar.)
United
6-28
7-15
1
25c
38%%)
Yates-American
Aircraft—
8-27
1
1
8-
Express System—
Cold'Storage—
preierred
8-30
9-
„
$1.00
Corp.
U.
_
Petroleum
6-27
1
92Vic
87Vic
,
(quar.)
U.
26Vic
.____
7- 8
$1.12Vi
preferred
Materials
&
Keno
6c
Universal
4Vi %
Marion
The
Corp.—
preferred
Utah
2Vi%
10-21
9-
6
35c
7-20
7-
5
(s-a)_
t2Vic
7-15
7-15
6-14
$$1.25
7-15
6-14
10c
7-15
6-28
15c
27Vic
22Vic
7-10
6-27
7-15
7-5
7-15
7-1
2Va
7-12
6-28
Mohawk
7-19
7-
5
ments
8-
7-
2
meet
20c
7-12
6-28
must
100%
8-15
8-
12Vic
8-15
8-
:
7-10
1
and
is
result
a
other
for electric
York
New
several
of
utilities
State
of
years
of
study
the
by
future
Niagara
require¬
generating capacity in the state and how best to
indicate that additional power generating
them. .These studies
6-14
preference (quar.—____
Inc. (quar.)
Sweets Co. of America (quar.)
6-21
15c
$1.12 Vi
!
Univis, Inc. (quar.)
Upjohn Company
project
22c
(quar.)
9
__—_______
Super Mold Corp. (quar.)
Supertest Petroleum, common -regular
Ordinary
regular
425c
(s-a)
5%
Swank,
Swingline,
Inc.,
class A
(quar.)
Symington Wayne (increased quar.)
Stock
T.
I.
M.
dividend
E.
Freight
(quar.)
Tennessee
__
7-31
8-15
7-17
16c
:__
___
25c
35c
,
Talon, Inc.
Tasty Baking (quar.)_
Taylor
Publishing
(quar.)
8-30
8-
2
9
7-16
5c
Gas
4.10%
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
preferred
com.
(
quar.)
'(quar.)___•.
7-15
7-
25c
$1,02 Vi
9-10
10-
1
9-6
Sl.OOVi
10-
1
9-6
preferred (quar.)_____
$1.15
preferred (quar.)_.._
;
$1.16
4.65% preferred (quar,)
$1.16%
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
$1.22Vi
5.10% preferred (quar.)___
$1.27%
5.12% preferred (quar.)
$1.28
5.24 Vi%
preferred
(quar.)_—_______—_ '
$1.31
10-
1
9-0
4.64%
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
____
5.25%
4.50%;.
preferred
preferred
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
10-
1
9-
6
$1.31 Vi
10-
1
9-
6
$1.12Vi
10-,
1
9-
6
4.72%
preferred
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
5.00%
6
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
preferred
$1.18
10-1
9-
$1.23
.
;
,
10-
9-6
1
6
(quar.)_________________
$1.25
10-
1
preferred (quar.)
Canada, Ltd., 4% preferred (qitar.)
Texas Electric Service Co., $5.08 pfd. (quar.)
$1.27
10-
1
9-6
7-20
6-29
5.08%
Texaco
Texas
& Pacific
Texas Power
$4.76
84.56
&
(stock dividend)
Ry.
Light. $4.80 pfd.
preferred
preferred
Thermo-O-Disc,
:
(quar.)____
(quar.)—
(quar.)_—
Inc.
4$1
$1.27
5%
$1.21
8-
1
8-30
8-
1
9-
6
7-15
8-
8
7-10
$1.19
(quar.)
8- 1
7-1T
$1.14
8-
1
7-10
7-10
6-18
30c
._____.
$4.00 preferred (quar.)—
Thermogas Company
(quar.)
;•
$1
10c
;
1
7-10
9-12
8-
8-23
Third Canadian General Investment Trust—
$2.50
1st
preferred
Thomasville
Increased
A
Furniture
Industries
(quar.)—
auarterly
Electronics,
Oil
Co.
20c
7-15
7-
5
8c
7-19
7-
5
7-15
7-
1
9c
7-15
6-29
30c
7-10
6-14
class
Time Finance Corp.
Class
B
Guarantee
Title
Insurance
(Mass.), class A (quar.)
Edison,
(N.
preferred
preferred
4.25%
Towle
Trade
Trane
&
Trust
Company
8
8-
2
70c
7-15
6-28
(quar.)
23c
7-26
7-
$1.06V4
9-
2
8-15
$1.14
9-
2
8-15
9-
2
8-15
—
$1.06%
40c
(quar.)
450c
(quar,)_I
50c
Co.
(quar.)
(N.
Y.
C.)
Technical
Volunteer
Corp.,
Natural
(quar.)
class
Gas
Vulcan
Materials,
6%%
preferred
20c
25c
7-19
7-
8
5
1
6-28
7-15
6-28
8-
8-15
8-
1
8-
1
7-12
York
New
7-15
7-5
$1.12 Vi
8-15
7-26
20c
7-8
10c
div.)
6-28
7-19
8-15
Walker
(Hiram)
Quarterly
9-20
9-10
9-20
9-
Warner
Company
Warren
Bros,
Warshow
Common
$5
Light
7-12
7-17
(increased
preferred
25c
7-15
7-
preferred
7-
1
35c
8-
1
7-10
$1.25
8-
1
7-10
$1.20
8-
1
$4.60
$1.15
8-
1
7-10
$1.06V/4
1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Waste King Corp., 6%
preferred
Waters Manufacturing
$4.25
8-
1
(quar.)
26Vic
8-15
1963
it
Equip Tr. Ctfs.—
was
September.
are expected
to be received Sept. 9 or 10 (12
company's Philadelphia office.—V. 198, p. 7.
7-15
Northern
5-
6
30c
7-15
7-
1
22Vic
7-15
6-26
40c
7-10
6-20
80c
7-15
6-20
6-20
July
about
are
company's
$1.12 Vi
7-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
7-15
6-20
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02Vi
7-15
8-15
8-
25c
8-15
office,
Ry.—To Sell Equip. Tr. Ctfs.—
to'be
120
received
Broadway,
July
Dec.
New
National
a
of
10
(12
EST)
noon
York.—V.
Life
3,
shares
common
Insurance
sell
was
Offered—On
Life
EDST)
noon
reported that this road plans to
equipment trust certificates in December.
expected
197,
Insurance
secondary
p.
the
at
2051.
Co.—Com¬
of
offering
Northwestern
National
Co.
(Minneapolis) was made by a
group headed by Lehman
Brothers, Chicago. The stock was priced at $35.25 a
share, It was not offered for sale in New York State.
nationwide
6-20
$1.12 Vi
of
it
Northwestern
mon
518.600
4.20%
Pacific
1963
2,
$4,800,000
Bids
6-28
7-26
the
On
6-29
5c
5%
West Penn Power Co., common
4 Vi % preferred (quar.)
;
for
7-10
Wayne Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp.—
Class A common
(quar.)_i
Wellington Management, class A (quar.)
W'ells Fargo Bank
(San Francisco)
(quar.)
C
2,
7-10
quar.)
(quar.)
to
purchase a
distribution in their
agreements
plant
5
7-15
for
Bids
at
Co.—
(quar.)
$4.80
new
7-5
17Vic
(quar.)
Corp. and Rochester Gas &
undertaking to bring atomic
areas.
July
cates
6-24
5
25c
Sons,
Gas
6-24
7-15
12Vic
(quar.)
(increased)
class A
(H.)
Washington
7-15
8-
$40c
(quar.)
York
New
reported that this road has scheduled
the sale of about $6,900,000 of 1 to 15 year equipment trust certifi¬
f40c
Pictures
the
of
this
through
Norfolk & Western RR.—To Sell
5
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
Bros.
Gas
in
York
output
Upstate
The project is subject to
approval by the United States Atomic
Energy Commission and other governmental agencies having juris¬
diction.—V. 197, p. 1637.
8-22
$1.56%
(quar.)__.
the
in
8-9
12Vic
(quar.)
Extra
Warner
of
&
will iparticipate
upstate iNew
customers
of
1968.
7-15
5%
A
7-15
7c
(quar.)
(stock
common
portion
service
needs
in
Electric
State
Corp.
to
On
underwriting
8-
West
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
preferred
Western
Pacific
Power
$2.55
^__
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
4.72%
1st
2nd preferred
&
Union
Foods,
Ltd.,
preferred
Westmoreland
4%
prior
lien
Motor
Whiting
Union
Wilbur
Chocolate
Wilcox
Wilcox
Stock
Oil
Co.
35c
Yards,
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
7-15
6-25
1
9-10
10-
7-15
6-21
J50c
stock
7-15
6-14
7-15
6-14
(quar.)
-
25c
9-
30c
.__
:
common
10-
1
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
quar.)
9
8-23
7-17
15c
6-14
7-18
7-
3
(s-a)
(quar.)
.i—
7-15
7-10
25c
2—
stock
common
;■
-
t:,t:
BUSINESS—Northwestern "National Life, organized in 1885, writes
life, endowment, annuity and health contracts in two departments:
a
Stock
Department and a Mutual Department.
Insurance in the
Department is written on a non-participating basis.
The
Department issues participating policies on which the mu¬
policyholders share in the earnings of the Mutual Department
Stock
Mutual
tual
through payment
The
assets
crediting
or
of the
company
of
dividends
are
owned as
to
a
policyholders.
whole without
segre¬
gation
as
between the two departments but for accounting pur^
the assets' are allocated to the departments according to for¬
mulas and factors prescribed and approved by the Insurance Divi¬
poses
9-13
8-
$1.43%
Vj $1,
split)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
8-
4:35c
(increased
___—
5%
10c
$1.25
____
(quar.)
——
Electric,
—
(quar.).
A (quar.)
(two-for-one
Wichita
Extra
59c
(quar.)
(resumed)-
Corporation
8
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)___
Co.
5
7-
class
(quar.)__
Coal
8-
7-31
68c
(quar.)————
Telegraph
8-5
8-31
4.
Tablet & Stationery,
preferred
8-31
59%c
68%c
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
White
63%c
:
(quar.)
has 1,760,000 shares of
outstanding.
Gas—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
The company
-•
preferred
5.44%
7%
&
preferred
$2.75
5%
(quar.)
RR.
preferred
4.75%
Westfair
7-
(quar.)___
Bank
Manufacturing
4 Vi %
$1.25
the
late
to
Electric
Corp.
meet
available
be
power
Vangas, Inc. (annual)
Virginia Chemical & Smelting
Volt
,
Co.—
class A (quar.)
of America—
preferred
(quar.)
Western
8-16
(quar.)___.
dividend)
(increased-quar.)
B.)
(J.
capacity
.'
;
preferred
Vanadium
8
7-16
(quar.)——
preferred
Bank
7-
27Vic
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Toronto-Dominion
7-16
(quar.)__
(Minn.)
common
4.56%
13c
(quar.)
Y.)
5%
(stock
common
Western
13c
Co.
41/4%
Toro
(quar.)
(quar.)
Title
Toledo
A
pfd.
$1.20
Corporation
New
Van Scriver
Western
12Vic
Inc.
Tidewater
6-28
(quar.)
Fiber Glass
Foods,
Thurow
7-15
—
——
(H. I.)
Thriftway
VSI
&
Mining Co.—
(initial quar.)
common
4Vi %
462 %c
(quar.)__——
Thompson
Construction
New
8-9
4.60%
.
Union
4%%
5
15c
—
7-
6c
9-16
—_____—_
(quar.)
11-9
7-15
t78Vic
(quar.)_
6-29
_:
(quar.)____
1
preferred
7-15
—____,——_
__—
Oil
8-10
11-25
6c
10-1
(quar.)___
quar.)—iC
8-25
7 Vic
6c
56c
25c
—.
——
7 Vic
—
Yale
York
(quar.)—
Calif,
(quar.)
of
Co.
United
7-
8-13
(quar.)
Summit Industries
Sun
8
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finishing
Oil
United
8
7-
12Vic
12Vic
Inc.'(quar.)
Corp. .4increased
Summit
2
10c
common
10-18
6%
(quar.)__________
& Greene, common
preferred
(quar.)__
Suburban
8-
25c
(quar.)
Clothier,
California
of
1
10c
____■
—j.—
Stubmtz
60c
-
1
i
Co.
Lumber
Union
United
_____
(quar.)
;
;
Candies (s-a)___
Stowe-Woodward,
Strawbridge
;
,
(quar.)____—_______
Corp.
Webster
(Russell)
Stover
.
7-
—.
Container
&
Union
1
Ltd., Ordinary (interim
less British income tax
5%
Stockton, Whatley,
Stone
8-
40c
—
(quar.)—
Lloyds,
payment of
of
38%%)
Stone
7-15
.
20c
(quar.)___
B.)
P.)
(J.
1
6-28
—_
(quar.)_____——
C
(John
Stewarts
8-
(NYC)
^
11-
(increased
Union Rock
6-28
,,6-10
7-
____________
5%
Stevens
6-28
7-15
7-15
1
Precision—
A (quar.)
&
7-15
7-15
—?—_____——
preferred
4Vi%
7-10
.7-10
7-15
117Vic
—
_!
Quarterly
5%
Stern
7-10
1
1
6%
(reduced)
Bros.
Stetson
7-24
8-
20c
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co.
Sterling
6-29
$1
37Vic
——._
of nine pence less Britof 38%%)—
Wyatt
Canada, Ltd.—
quar.)_!__
5Vi% preference A (quar.)_,—
6% preierred (quar.)_____—
6-29
8-
8-
$1.27
(quar.)_.
&
1
1
$1.26
;
Tanning
W.)
7-15
7- 1
,
8-
(Win.)
Jr.
Co.
(montnlyii.,).
Industries (reduced quar.)
1
of
Co.
Gas
4%
(quar.)
7-19
of
Youngstown
(quar.)
A.
Common
Wales,
payment
Stephan Company
Sterchi
(Boston)
Corp.
Canada, Ltd.
Ltd.:—
of
Co.
(Interim
Trust
St
Inves.ment
7-15
Union
;
(quar.)
preferred
Street Bank
State
6-28
6-29
7-15
20c
(quar.)
.
State
6-20
7-29
20c
415c
410c
20c
12Vic
(quar.)____—
Starrett Corp.—
$4.00
7-10
120c
class
1
8-
Co.—
(quar.).
Class A (quar.)
6% noncumulative
6% noncumulative
7-10
7-15
(F.
pence
8-
Common
7-10
7-22
45c
45c
t30c
340c
(s-a)_—
class A
7-22
20c
Products
Industries,
5
Electric
Class
——
—
preferred
Steel
7-
(6Vi
62Vic
$4.50
6-28
(quar.)
A
Stanley Aviation
Stanley Brock, Ltd.,
Star
7-22
7-15
(s-a)—______
Stanfield, Ltd., class
Class B (s-a)
Extra
6 Vi %
9-
1
Co.
Industries
tax
10c
preferred (quar.)
$4.00 preferred (quar.)—T
$3.70
preierred
(quar.)
$3.50 preierred <quar.)
Union Finance Corp., common
7-10
7-31
Wrigley
—
Ltd.—
1st preference B (quar.)
8-15
2Vic
(quar.)
_________
Standard Shares
3
2
Inc
1
93%c
A
(quar.)__
Extra
5%
.
(quar.)_
A
9-
Co.,
6-15
7-10
40c
20c
20c
(quar.)
Industries,
Acceptance
Union
Ohio—
of
preferred
7-15
10-
7-11
Quarterly
8
•
Standard
1
8-2
.1—
9-
4%
-
(quar.)
Standard Holding Corp., class A
Class B (quar.)—
Vv'oolworth
8-
9- 3
—!__.
(initial)
Foods
7-10
5c
chviaenu)
Woodall
7-19
8-
8-1
7-15
15c
common
Common
Tyson
Chemical
6-24
7-5
4
1
$1.25
(quar.)
1
11-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—62 V2C
Tyler Pipe & Foundry,
1
1
8-
415c
t27Vic
(quar.)
Quarterly
$1.40%
27Vic
10c
-.
(stock
(quar.)
Turnbull
common
Co.
preferred
Wolverine Shoe &
7^19
Ltd.,
Light
(quar.)_____
preierred
7-10
7- 5
8-1
$1.50
(quar.)
&
5.08%
Whitco
of Rec.
7-26
40c
(quar.)_
Holders
Power—
preferred
7-31
32c
2Vic
7-19
Elevator,
Electric
Fuel
V
12c
quar.)
common
40c
preferred
5%
8-26
$1.40
1
8-1
6%
Payable
(quar.;
Wisconsin
6-28
(quar.)
1
(quar.)_
Products
Gas
&
Common
"7-19
J.)—
preferred (s-a)
Corp., common
8-
$1.15
___—__—
(quar.)—
Inc.
(N.
Company,
Wisconsin
13Vic
—
$1.10
_____
(quar.)__
par)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)—.
Freight System, class
4.36%
Gil
$1.18%
(quar.)
($25
(initial)
Co.
B
&
(increased
When
share
.. .
Company
Inc.
5.04%
America—
,27Vic
(quar.)__—L
4.40%
series
Tri-Continental
Ross,
7Vic
Express
Trust
Trenton
of
Corp.
(quar.)
$1.03%
$1.06 '/4
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4.40%
A
(quar.)
8-
92Vic
97V2C
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.62%
6-28
Trico
3.70%-
4.75%
2
7-
5%
30c
3.90%
<
Class
(Dallas)—
Co.
quar.)
Southwestern
'
I
7-15
7-10
1%'
Insurance
Life
(Increased
Transportation
Travelers
dividend
Stock
Southwestern
7-
Service—
Electric
Southwestern
(quar.)
preferred
non-cumul.
5%
Southland
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
Per
Name of
8-
$1.49
preierred
'__
(quar.)
$4.90
2
preferred
(quar.)—
com.
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
63%c
$1.22 Vi
Line,
$2.55
7-15
When
Per
Share
Pipe
.
8-
1
7-19
25c
8-
1
7-19
62Vic
9-
1
8-20
8-22
7-31
$2
15c
sion
of
the
Total
life
700,000,000
western
States
The
bulk
State
and
Minnesota.
total
National
and
of
insurance
the
in
District
company had ,38
the company's
of
full-time
agents
force
admitted
Life
is
of
for both departments exceeds $2,assets' exceed $420,000,000.
North¬
licensed
and
transacts
business
in
32
Columbia.
branch offices and 30 general agencies. The
individual policy business is produced by
of which
there
are
approximately
500
who
are
in¬
dependent contractors operating through branch offices and general
The' company also writes business through other licensed
agencies.
agents and
brokers.—V.
197. p.
2245.
Volume" 198
Outlet
Number 6279
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
"Lumelite
Co.—Quarterly Report—
from
Revs,
service
1963
other
less
$3,565,191
432,406
646,501
expenses;
miscel.
sources...
%
<fc4 91 1
Cost of goods sold and oper., exps
Earnings before
taxes on income
Federal
taxes
3[789i408
3i712',685
262,930
499,007
138,400
259,933
:
income—estimated,.
on
Net earnings "
Earnings per share
—V. 196,
GQ9
and
$239,074
The
$0.25
$0.48
ended
15,
taxes.
The
six
first
six
Net
six
months
sales
228,019
at
at
Six
of
14,
30,
of
year.
1963
June
14,
to
before
1963,
$6,695,136, against $6,was $152,343
in the
taxes
versus
$270,960
first
the
in
!
1962.'
Net profit, after taxes, to the June 14, 1963 closing date, was
$78,624, equal to 6% cents per share on the 1,216,639 common
shares
outstanding.
In the initial half of 1962, net profit was
$147,630, equal to 12 cents per common sh^ro
The
Company
manufactures
polyvinyl chloride resins, com*
pounds, film and sheeting,
ancl Panta-Pak
^ys
lor
packaging
purposes.—V. 197,, p. 1842.
■.
the
S.
Muilin,
President
Cleveland-based
the
of
manufacturer
of
.
.
ponents
"The
from
$79,220
for
the
first
to
quarter
$125,644
quarter.
Per share earnings increased from 9
quarter to 13 cents in the second quarter, for
the
for
half
First
the
fiscal
of
in the corresponding
$204,864 down from $916,621
1963
of 22
against
Net earnings were
ago.
"Ai
hough operating results in the second quarter showed en¬
couraging gains, we attach greater significance to the fact that
they confirm our earlier forecast of an upward trend," Mr. Muilin
stated.
the
"Most
end
of
"New
$13,000,000,
alone.
in
the
second
results
took
quarter
amounted
place
toward
to
over
$10,500,000 was booked in April and May
backlog at May 31 was $34,000,000, the highest
years.
Over $4,500,000 in additional new orders has
received
been
in
quarter."
in
which
Regarding
since
May
share for
periods, based
the
that
an
offer
recent
Machine
Automatic
Cone
to
Co.
purchase
of
Iiic.—Net, Sales Higher—
the
R.
Denius, President has announced that for the first
quarters ended June 7,
1963, net earnings were 53 cents
share of which 47 cents were from operations and 6 cents from
capital gains. This compares with earnings cf 23 cents per share
for
the same period last year.
Sales to date are $21.8 million
per
23%
above
Last
this
1962.
report
stated
that
the backlog, which was <i
of $29.2 million, would probably reach the peak for
The present backlog of $28.8 million shows a smaller
than was anticipated for the third quarter and it now
quarter's
record
high
year.
decrease
probable that the backlog will increase
and may reach an all-time high.
appears
quarter
Barring unforeseen circumstances,
earnings rate should continue
and prospects for the future appear
rent
during
the
fourth
Denius states, our cur¬
through the fourth quarter
quite good.—V. 197, p. 1573.
Mr.
Rayette, Inc.—Acquisition—
George
Rayette's
Mr.
Barrie
estimated
profit
sales
after
Inc.,
materially
has
combination
a
that
cash
announced
of
approximately $12,000,000 and estimated net
of approximately $1,300,000.
The profits will
the per share earnings of Rayette's common
taxes
to
stock."
that Rayette
had signed contracts
to acquire 100% of the outstanding stock of Faberge, Inc.
Mr. Barrie emphasized that he plans to continue the operating
plans and policies of Faberge, one of the world's leading cos¬
metics
and
fragrance companies.
Samuel Rubin, Faberge, Pres¬
ident, will serve as a consultant to the company.—V. 198, p. 8.
It
was
Red
June
26
Up 16%—
President,
Bergerud,
$581,477,
share,
said
reported
has
fiscal
that' net
ended
year,
loan
incident
ate
in the quarterly
report
to
Sales
gains in other operations more than offset the volume of
Chicago stores which were sold in March, 1963. For the first
of this year Red Owl's sales amounted
to $71,624,350
against $71,255,276 in the same period a year earlier.
Consolidated net earnings for the quarter increased
16% over
a year
ago, amounting to $641,010 compared with $552,455 in the
same
quarter last year.
This equalled 43c per share of common
stock on 1,500,126 shares outstanding on June 1, 1963 against 38c
per share on 1,473,046 shares outstanding a year ago.
Shares out¬
standing increased
due
to
conversion of debentures and stock
options exercised. % •' ■
,%■::
I;
"We continue moderately optimistic over the earnings outlook for
the remainder of the .year although it is impossible at this time
to
measure
the
quarter-by-quarter effect of steps being taken
to strengthen our position," the Red Owl report said. "These in¬
clude a larger expansion program than last year, and more im¬
portant, stepped up advertising and merchandising promotions in
all major markets to ensure
the maintenance of profitable sales
volume in the face of increasing pressures of aggressive competi¬
the
The
2509.
p.
operating
salons
beauty
337
the
throughout
1461.
p.
The
assets
„
.
Net
sales
at
for
the
ended
months
six
$5,006,549,
of
business
the
for
Lumelite
The
who
vials,
company
will
cash
Lumelite
as
Corp.
of
of
June
29.
Pawling,
1963
New
the
York,
Richardson-
was
continue
precision molded plastic products,
and plastic specialties.
with
closures,
as
incorporated in
its
President
1939 by
and
Harold W. Williams
General Manager.
is a part of Richardson-Merrell's program of
continuing expansion and diversification in the areas of ethical
pharmaceuticals, proprietary drugs, veterinary drugs, chemicals and
plastics.
Sales last year were more than $160 million in the U. S.
and well over 100 foreign markets.
The
acquisition
agency
or
other
any
April
30,
6%
Net
cum.
Common
—V.
Authorized
laV,
that,
new
year
sharply, amounting to
the decline
earnings was due primarily to pre-opening expenses of new
in Manoa, Pa. and in the Frankford Section of Philadelphia,
as
well as a decline in profit margins.
Mr.
Cooper stated that Silo is in a strong financial position,
with
the
ratio
of
current
assets
to
current
liabilities
approxi¬
2%
to
"
1.
-■■'■V." '-
■■
■
K'-
'
-f.'
-
'
■
■
President
expressed the opinion that Silo's two major
policies, low-pricing and high-quality service, will
increased, profits before the close of the company's fiscal
Oct. 31, 1963 —V. 197, p. 662.
Silo
on
425.000
■
*
4
1,500,000
debs.,
1,193,825
...
1.500,000
pfd.
stock
stock, ($25 par)
($2.50 par)
„
1,500,000
40,000 shs.
-
T"
10,902 shs;>
400,000 shs,
305,623 6ns
p. xtijl;
Taffet,
ended March
by
firms
management
year
•
v
"
has
in
The
%
,
500,Q00
see
sales volume
close to $2.5 million.
In addition, the company
successfully negotiated certain claims mentioned at our annual
meeting.
Net income,
unaudited, for the first half of the year totalled
$32,651, equivalent to 6c per share outstanding.
Our Woodside plant continues to operate smoothlv at full capac¬
ity.
The present backlog of $1,750,000 is due to expand still far¬
ther as government procurement activity shifts into seasonal high
gear during the summer months.
We are
actively investigating the possible acquisition of other
$11,993
1962.
stores
mately
funtt. subord.
$600,000
.
President, has reported that sales for the SIX
31, 1963, totalled $1,281 244.
It is note .vrrthy
comparison, sales for the entire twelve months of the
previous fiscal year totalled $1,051,287, Mr. Taffe: saicK
It is evident, therefore, that we are heading for record volume
this year.
At this writing we are confident that fiscal 1933 will
Sharplya
down
.Outstanding
\
'
Taffet Electronicsy Inc.—Sales Higher-
in¬
a
were
nature.""
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
of 1963 (junior subord.)
Nov-;1978-tr-i.-_.«.-_--.^i.-_
5%%
set
however,
earnings,
lik«
of
debentures* seAug: l, 1970—$1,000/000
due
sinking
due
Milton
1963,
businesses
throughout the States of North
Carolina and in the eastern part of
Georgia.
series
'
compared with $128,996 in the six months to April 30,
Sidney A. Cooper, President, told stockholders that
Southern California Gas Co.—To Redeem
The
in
under
electronics
the
serious
yet.—V.
as
field.
consideration,
197,
Spveral expansion
but
opportunities
commitments
no
have
been
are
made
2609.
p.
Telecomputing Corp.—Sells Division—
Bonds—
See
redemption on Aug. 2, 1963, all of
its outstanding first mortgage bonds, series C, due 1983 at 105.40%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Wells Fargo
l ank. 464 California St., San Francisco, or at the Bankers Trust
Co.,
has
company
Wall
16
St.,
for
called
N.
Trust Co.
u
of
The
Y., or at the Continental Illinois National
Chicago, 231 S. La Salle St., Chicago.—V. 198,
28,
This
A
fiscal
loss
$8,222,
one-half cent
or
issue.—V.
equal
annual net profits,
to
established,
investments has been
all
Directors
November.
last
As*
until
of
result
a
a
$125,093,
31, 1963,
sales
income
showed
major
a
turnaround
company's income of $40,205
special credits and writing off the
and
—V.
for the
•/ A.
total reserve
interest
196,
authorized by
Board*'action, ho
Gardiner
its
in
profit
31,
1963,
an
firms
were
Investments
increase
added
of $1,676,201 during the
during the past year.
diversified
are
among
small
business
Five
year.
.
Tennessee
firms
Co.
Ami
toward
a
which
gains
with
possible combination of the two firms.
1,555,000 shares of common stock out¬
and a branch office
the
third
for
total
reported
were
of
release
an
interim
by
of
Higher'
Chairman R. Earl
to stockholders
report
of
last year.
Outstanding receivables
Election
stood
at
$121,050,214
on
May
31,
1963,
C.
from $103,948,817 on Aug. 31, 1962, the close of the company's
last complete fiscal year.
Consolidated net earnings for the nine-month period were $1,of
close
fiscal
the
stock
the
for
on
31,
31,
May
shares
period last year.
income as of May 31,
1963,
average
the
Deferred
197,
197,
distributed
be
the
in
ratio
to
of
the
1.11
common
shares
of
share¬
Tenn¬
complete liquida-r
2610.
p.
|
Executive
on
July
2
by
Augustus
Officer.
had served as Secretary since 1961, has
In his new position, he succeeds Greer
Treasurer.
nearly
after
retires
who
announced
was
Chief
and
who
Nee,
35
years'
service
with
the
elected Secretary, succeeding Mr.
Mr. Clayton had been Assistant Secretary since 1957.—V. 197.
William
Nee.
has
been
1884.
p.
$11,242,022, up from
for losses was $1,533,823,
of the third quarter last
Clayton
J.
was
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Partial Red'n—
Tiie
has called for redemption on Aug.
1,
1963,
fund, $562,000 of its 5 ¥2% deben¬
1976 at 100% plus accrued interest. Payment Will
be made at Dillon, Read & Co., N. Y.—V. 198, p. 51.
corporation
through operation of the sinking
Speedee Mart Inc.—Record Sales, Net—
convenience
franchised
officers
two
L.
Orton,
tures' due
This
Transmission
company.
1884.
p.
of
elected
been
W.
1962,
same
$9,537,180 on May 31, 1962, and reserve
as
compared with $1,394,272 at the end
year.—V.
Gas
Inc.—Management Changes—
Chairman
Long,
Maurice
and $1,467,027 at
year
Aug.
1962.
Earnings on the
first three quarters were 78c per share
outstanding, as compared with 74c per
$1,084,057
against
for
Co.—Proposed, Aqq'n
Tennessee
Heyden
Texaco
period
the
of
share of Heyden Newport upon
companies.—V.
the
ended May 31, 1963.
period ended May 31, the company showed
$160,844,047, up $22,927,030 over
the same
quarter,
volume
common
to
of professional services
Bon-Ami
stockholdings.
Completion of the transaction will be subject to various remain¬
ing legal steps including the clearance by the Securities and Ex¬
change Commission of the proposed proxy statement to the stock¬
holders
of
Heyden Newport;
favorable action by two-thirds of
the
holders of
common
stock of Heyden Newport at a special
meeting to be held on Aug. 20; the obtaining of tax ruling; and
the results ey further investigations and verifications by each of
up
share
liquida¬
effect
nine-month
the
For
1962
over
the
its
giving
on
structure
earlier of
the
on
Newport.
The Plan further provides
that the
outstanding shares of 3V2% first preferred stock and $4% second
preferred stock of Heyden Newport will be redeemed at their re¬
demption prices on the closing date.
has
Southwestern Investment Co.—Net Slightly
Continued
will
Newport
Heyden
Gas for each
tion
standing, has its headquarters in San Diego
in Beverly Hills,
Calif.—V. 197, p. 2510.
O'Keefe
Chairman
which
Gas
essee
in
Southwestern,
costs
maintaining
Transmission
Gas
Symonds,
of
holders
en¬
industrial manufacturing, retail marketing, real estate
and retirement community development, construction, motel oper¬
ation, and small boat development.
Black
said
Southwestern
is
continuing negotiations with
the
gaged
for
based
was
year
Co., and Simon Askin, President of Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.;
announced on-July 3 that the
Plan of Reorganization had been
approved by the Directors of both companies and had been en¬
tered into.
The plan provides that Tennessee Gas, through a sub¬
sidiary, will acquire all of the assets of Heyden Newport, subject
to
its
liabilities, in exchange for shares of common stock of
tax
client
new
1255.
1814.
p.
Tennessee
South western's
March
costs
was
the
p,
were
The
liability has been accrued.
earnings should improve substantially during the
coming year when interest income on a majority of investments
will be reflected for a
full year, Black said.
Investments
in
10
small business firms totaled $3,146,701
on
Federal
195,
has "reported that for the fiscal year ended Feb.
$4,852,000 against $4,717,000 the year before."
company
1963,
Tel-A-Sign
share,
per
year.
reserve
of
10%
the
with
compares
previous
on
this
that $40,205 was reported against a loss the
$450,000—some of which amount reflected writeoffs
tion of its Electric Neon Clock Division operations.
Higher—
The company earned total net income before reserves of
or
8 cents per share, for the fiscal year ended March
Robert L. Black, President, announced.
a
Inc.,
in
Southwestern Capital Corp.—Net
of
Imperial Thermal Systems,
Tel-A-Sign Inc.—Shows Profit for Year—
8.
P.
food
store
chain
operating
in
fornia, has reported ' record earnings
and sales for the
year ended March 31,
1963, according to Henry A. Boney,
Dec.
1.
Cali¬
Times Mirror Co.—Tells TV
fiscal
Presi¬
See
Metromedia,
Inc.,
this
issue.—V.
Station—
197,
p.
2098.
dent.
Net
based
$28,810,
in
fiscal
Due
10c
or
amounted
to
$162,038,
or
54c
per
a
in
change
of
of
accounting policies with respect to depre¬
fixtures and equipment, the net income
originally reported for fiscal 1962 was
store
$61,808
to
"
franchised
$19.5
volume
store
million in
sales
fiscal
increase
traditionally lower,"
from
$14
million
in
..
.
fiscal
1963 was highlighted by the upsurge
recorded during the winter
fiscal
out
year
'
The corporation has tUso called for redemption on Aug. 1, 1963,
through qp^ration pf the sinking fund, $320,000 of its 5Ve% first
mortgage pipe line bonds due 1980 at 100% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine
Boney said.
that
as
Stephenson Finance Co., Inc.—Debentures
Offered
July 2, 1963, Alester G. Furman Co.; Inc., Green¬
ville, S. C., and associates offered publicly $1,500,090
of this firm's 6% sinking fund subordinated deben¬
tures due Nov. 1 1978. The debentures were priced
On
offer
was
and accrued interest from May 1.
the company will be used for the
p.
1835.
Corp.—Stock Tender Acceptances—
•
Ing. C. Olivetti & C., S. p. A. announced that its
purchase shares of Underwood Corp. at $14.50 per share
successful and had been terminated.
Olivetti stated that it
June
28,
to
now
owns
wood.
The
Lehman
On
Net proceeds to
157,
Underwood
.
at par
Y.—V.
N.
St..
months—a period when sales
the sales uptrend has continued in the
evidenced by volume of $4,111,911 for the
ten-week
period ended June 9, 1963,
a 19%
increase over the
$3,457,078 volume reported in the like period last year.—V. 197,
p. 565.
'
v:./'.
f
pointed
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Partial Red.
The corporation
has called for, redemption on Aug.
1, 1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $560,000 of its 5%
first
mortgage pipe line bonds due 1979 at 100% plus accrued interest.
}
schedules
taxes
"The
1962
share
outstanding at fiscal year end, compared
share based on 300,932 shares outstanding
adjusted.
in
per
1962.
to
ciation
taxes
shares
301,332
on
to
after
after
income
current
by H. Robert Marschalk, President of
manufactures
on
to
6JA% subordinated debentures, se*
ries B, due Sept. 1, 1974__
6j/2% sinking fund fiebs. (junior
-
Merrell.
emphasis
as
Stock;
from $4,476,897 in the same period
up
purposes: "the sales
business and activities
all
subordinated
A,
its
following
and
life, casualty, fire, and other insur¬
agent for insurance companies and oper¬
own and operate any
and all kinds of
finance companies; and to operate either retail
and South
ries
ago,
He
Inc.—Acquisition—
acquired
has
company
and
it was announced
the
any
presently operates
company
5%
for
world,
gen¬
acquire
CAPITALIZATION
April 30, 1963,
against $506,663,
Silo Discount Centers, Inc.—Net Down
are
Richardson-Merrell
and
Long-term debt:
quarter
197,
to
to act
wholesale sales
or
Carolina
include
agencies;
subsidiary loan and
months
share¬
holders.
tion."—V.
insurance
to
business
thereto;
companies;
ance
reflects
earnings
a
1959,
amended
and
for
cluding the Maisori: Antoine chain.—V.' 197,
the
quarter
L.
wholesale automobiles sales agency or
or
nusmess."
company
was
.
this
of
1946. The general nature
30,
charter
is "financing the purchase
automobiles, trucks, tractors, household
refrigerators; to buy and sell real estate, to
charter
10,
President
months
incorporated under the laws
was
Dec.
on
its
used
ana
finance
1883.
p.
per
095,980,
and operating earnings for the three months ended June
again established new records compared with any previous
in the company's history, Ford Bell, Chairman, and
1963
Alf
on
Owl Stores, Inc.—Net
Sales
1,
first
announced
197,
Kubie,
presently
Faberge's
of
was
equivalent to 74c per share,
the same period last year.
Net sales amounted to $21,085,244, an increase over the previous
figure of $20,457,950 for the first six months in fiscal 1962.
Seligman & Latz, primarily a beauty salon concessionaire, is
"The ratio of cash and securities has not yet
fiscal year ended June 30 will reveal
added,
finalized.
been
on
six
to
63c
or
Bon
Rayette,
of
recent purchase of Faberge was
securities in excess of $20,000,000.
and
add
President
Barrie,
S.
iirst
rose
Homer
three
or
shares
of
number
corporate
Windsor,
For
the
past three years i Cone's sales, including those of its
wholly-owned British subsidiary, have averaged over $10,000,000 a
year.
Its
consolidated
net
profits
for
the
same
period
h.ave
averaged $450,000.
i: PneumoDynamics is proceeding with plans to apply for listing
of
the company's
stock on the American Stock Exchange, and
expects to file the necessary application during the second half of
its fiscal year, according to the interim report.—V. 198, p. 7.
Radiation
This
in
subord.), due Sept. 1, 1967-
agreement has been reached with
stock.
common
revenue
year,
1963 and the l-for-^5 distribution
Last
year,
earnings were reported as $1.6,0
six periods and 94c per share for the three
1,182,416 shares of common stock then
out¬
the
standing.—V.
shares.
of
May
of
1962.
14,
result in
31."
for cash all the stock
Vermont, Mr. Muilin
representatives of
major stockholders for the purchase of their stock.
The offer is
conditioned on the purchase of not less than two-thirds of Cone's
of
stated
number
split
per
total
two
over
improvement
second
received
of
Our
the
of
our
orders
Dec.
cents
$18,661,987
period of 1962.
year
a
totaled
last
weexs)
share
same
record
sales
periods
other
for
and
commenced operations in Gaffney, South Carolina,
but in 1954 moved its' executive office to
Florence, South Carolina,
in order, to be more centrally located.
Its present address is 518
South
Irby St.. Florence, South
Carolina.
On
Jan.
2,
of
(12
new
mercnandise
The
Chairman,
Roush,
per
2-for-l
of
second
the first
year.
six-month
$22,907,487
in
total
a
the
on
the
for
cents
income
periods
01
Carolina
stated
as
radios,
operate either retail
Seligman & Latz, Inc.—Net, Sales Higher—
marine, ordnance and Industrial systems and ■: com¬
reported.
-%
present outlook is that < this recent trend will-, continue
through the year," he added, in the interim report to stockholders.
For the quarter ended May 31, sales of $3,992,820 were $1 million
higher than those of the previous quarter, and net profits advanced
aero-space,
net
three
J.
cents
John
of
operations during the quarter ended May 31 "reflect
beginning of a higher level of both shipments and earnings."
Sam
svue
business
appliances,
stated these earnings were equal to
for the six periods and 46c per. share for the
three periods
on
2,458,004 shares of common stock outstanding
on
June 15,
1963.
In the comparable periods last year, earnings
were equal
to 77c per share and 45c per share respectively, based
72
PneumoDynamics Corp.—Sales, Net HigherResults
its
or
$1,892,333 after taxes.
constituting the company's
second
quarter
ended
Julie
15,
1963,
revenue
was
$23,390,204
with net income
of
$1,120,371.
In the comparable periods last
year, revenue was $21,442,271 with net income of $1,106,367.
«^aicn
amounted
Profit
1982.
ended
months
last
-
June
June
periods
Higher; Net Down—
periods
of
$44,468,875
comparable
loans,
BUSINESS—Stephenson Finance
of the State of South
for the six periods (24 weeks)
with net income of $1,763,321
revenue
of
the
with
the
For
has reported substantially higher sales in the first
ended June 14, 1963 as compared to the
company
accounting
1963
In
bank
of
47
purposes.
it
reports
company
June
after
Co.—Sales
repayment
sales
because
Roadway Express, Inc.—Revenues, Net Down—
$41,324,723
Pantasote
particularly
present
also
eral
$124,530
2675.
p.
its
of
field,
$3,619,932
broadcasting,
chgs, and
1962
fits
well Into our organization because
and growth potential is in the drug
complements the product line of our
Tulox Plastics Division,"
said Mr. Marschalk.
"Future growth of
Lumelite
will
be
augmented by continuing development of new
and
unique closures' for glass and plastic containers, and by a
pooling of technical strength with
our
Tulox Plastics
Division
for the development of new products in custom fabricated plastics."
—V. 197, p. 1992.
::V";
much
Period Ended April 27—
Retail sales
(143)
than
more
offer
was
Brothers,
as
90%
made
agents
the outstanding shares of Under¬
through Lazard Freres & Co.
and
of
for
Olivetti.—V.
197,
p.
2610.
United Air Lines, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
corporation has called for redemption on July 29, 1963, all
outstanding 47/s%
convertible subordinated debentures due
1985 at 104%%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be
made at the First National City Bank, 55 Wall St., N. Y.
Debentures are convertible into common stock up to the termina¬
The
of
its
Dec.
1,
tion
of
business
on
July
29,
1963
at $32.81 per share
(or 30,4785
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(144)
amount of debentures)
shares of common stock per $1,000 principal
—V.
197,
Kirkwood
.
ducted
United States Trust Co. of New York—Net Higher
said
retained
be
1162.
p.
slightly
that
the
that
and
as
Kinney management
less
than
and
if approved, would be con¬
volume of the Kinney chain was
Sales
in
$100,000,000
1962.—V.
197,
engaged in renting
roads
has reported that net operating earnings for the
of 1963 were $1,878,850 against $1,841,534 in the
period
of
1962.
The earnings per share based on
1,050,000 shares presently outstanding are equal to $1.79 up from
$1.75 in the same period of 1962.
Gross income for the six month
period was $9,193,459. It was $8,761,292 in 1962,
The
company's statement of condition showed total assets of
$215,191,441 on June 30, 1963 compared to $221,750,838 on June 30,
1962.
Deposits were $172,584,153 on June 30, 1963 against $180,677,963 on June 30, 1962.—V. 197, p. 1463.
The
company
six months
first
comparable
Life
Woman's
Insurance
Co.
of
America,
Inc.—
able
July 1, 1963, Rouse, Brewer,
Becker & Bryant, Inc.; Riviere, March & Berens Se¬
curities Corp., and Balogh & Co., Inc., Washington,
D. C., offered publicly, 150,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $7.50 per share.
Net
July 1, the company concluded a $15,000,000 unsecured
loan with three insurance companies to consolidate
simplify its debt structure. The loan is with the
Mutual Life Insurance Co., New Eng¬
land Mutual Life Insurance Co., and State Mutual
5,
1960,
issued
legal
a
as
1961,
to
the
company
capital
reserve
stock
in
life
Maryland
insurance
and
business
of
company
commenced writing insurance in Maryland
Life
Co.
Assurance
The
refunded
loan
America
of
and is
for
15
years.
$5,000,000 of collateral notes and
$3,000,000 of unsecured notes held by the same in¬
surance
companies, $6,575,000 of short term bank
loans incurred to finance defense contracts, and other
indebtedness.
Jones, Universal Match Vice-Presi¬
dent and Treasurer, announced that the company had
concurrently entered into a new Revolving Credit
Agreement with the First National Bank in St. Louis,
First National
City Bank, of New York, and the
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co. Under the agree¬
ment, funds will be made available, as needed, for
the financing of defense' contracts;—V. 197, p. 1994.
ing life
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—Bank Loan Agreement
reported that this operator
of Atlantic Thrift Centers had arranged $7,550,000 of
loans from three banks headed by Irving Trust Co.
The financing included $5,300,000 of seasonal loans
and $2,250,000 of long-term loans.
The long-term
loans, due 1968-73, have interest rates ranging from
5Vs%
one
1963, it
51/2%.
to
was
The
loans
seasonal
within
due
are
Virginia Dare also has $1.6 million still
year.
outstanding from a $2 million loan granted last year.
Making the loan with Irving Trust were New York
Commercial
Island
of
Bank
North
America
Officials
said
the
loan
would
opening in the
for operation of a toy center
—V. 197, p. 2199.
insureds,
Materials
has
company
of
finance
Atlantic
ten
and
summer
acquired
fall, and
last
month.
all
insureds
does
it
first
better-known
capital
stock
devoting
believes
intend
not
equal
July
company.
is
the
on
State.
Jan.
insurance
efforts
its
that
solely
thereto
only
such
to
compete
itself
in
against
the
a
life
the
with
oher
The
the
on
life
insurance
substantial
The
is
lives
firm
$1.40
capital
have
and
will
be
The
years.
at
—V.
197,
p.
par)
On
its
for
■plus accrued dividends of 55 cents
Westcoast
Transmission
share.—V.
per
Co.
197,
Ltd.
stock
marks
300,000 shs.
obligations.
The
balance
the
of
25,000
60,000
2147.
27, Gordon Patterson,
unanimously approved
for
the
of
merger
announced that direc¬
proposed definitive agreement
businesses
of
Yale
trade
and
names
added
and
To
of
of
Yale
&
Towne
will
two-thirds
of
The
two
efforts
a
the
of
companies
to
resolve
"have
the
the agreement
effective,
tax
must be
continued
approved
and
and
added
River
through
Paso
of
its
British
30-inch
Columbia
Natural
States
"prospects
increase
Transmission
fields
British
that
significant
a
Westcoast
Gas
and
pipeline
through
Co.
natural
Columbia
main
and,
for large additional sales
earnings are excellent."
in
collects
the
at
Alberta
to
B.
with
C.-Washngton
the
provides for4 the
three-quartrs of an
agreement
Towne
for
exchange of one share of
Eaton common share and
The
asked
and
of
agreement
election
p.
pro¬
also
increase
to
that
Eaton
by
the
Eaton
provides
that
of
number
shareholders
Eaton
Eaton
five
nominate
will
their
to
shareholders
directors
Yale
&
enlarged
2300.
borcier,
it
United
to
a
peak-day volume of 480 million cubic
In
order
structing.
to
a
As
summer.
than
more
result,
the
cubic
will
President
pipeline's
feet
is
M.
confident
exceed
E.
the
growth,
is
C.
1
Price
Range
McMillen
consolidated
told
The
increased
available
Western
to
in
the
net
$1.68
or
New
aggregate
estimated.
than
—more
the
He
former
he
York
The
operating earnings
a
share, of 1962,
Society of Security
Monday Issue of the Commercial and
Financial Chronicle contains the
price range
the
his opinion,
of
than
more
5,500
stocks traded
on
the
stock
loans
applicable
continues
exchanges
ownership,
Mr.
at
Ban-
in
the
Over-The-Counter
billion
the
to
strong
and
McMillen
$3,525
sale
he
as
of
Market.
said
Other
features
include
the
most
will.
estate
in
demand
on
course,
Western
end,
year
loans
of
which
majority
at
end
loss
loan
the
year
of
:
in
billion
their
they,
year;
-
,
banks,1
retain
$5,725
offsetting
it
Recalling there
real
to
about
projected
this
.
affiliated
affiliate—if
believes
and
Bancorporation
figures.
1962
Deposits of the
24
corporation
continues
should
Over 5,500 Stocks
higher
included
were
j
to
earnings although the nation's largest bank
holding company sold its stockholding in a former affiliate on
Jan. 2, 1963.
Thus, the operating earnings of that bank will not
be
;
1264.
.
forecast
on
'
this
Westcoast
Chetwynd,
B.
capacity will be
day.—V. 197, p.
per
"
con¬
at
$28,715,412,
Analysts.
He
feet.
market
station
•
Bancorporation—Earnings Forecast—
company
year
continued
compressor
million
a
500
Western
The
this
meet
new
"
was
slight softening of rates
some
installment
on
loans in the past few
months, Mr. McMillen said,
interest rates will tend to firm during the remainder
comprehensive record of dividend
announce¬
1963.
The
affiliated
24
include
international
an
commercial
offices
banks
banks
currently
in
in
bank
the
serve
11
major
the
in
Western
New
York
Western
growth
Bancorporation
group
ments, redemption
City and 23 full service
states.
Their
communities
459
banking
throughout the
West.
notices.
So far this year the affiliated banks have added 13 more
offices,
about
another
24
are
budgeted
for
the
remainder
of
the
year,
Mr. McMillen said,
assuming required approval bv super¬
visory authorities.—V. 197, p. 1885.
and
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—Proposed Acquisition—An
of
in
agreement
G.
R.
Kinney
Woolworth
stores, it
Co.
principle
Corp.,
and
announced
was
has
been
national
Brown
on
reached
shoe
Shoe
store
Co.,
for
the
chain
by
which
owns
acquisition
the
the
F
July 1.
Robert C. Kirkwood, President of Woolworth's,
and
Clark
Gamble, Chairman of Brown Shoe said the agreement, which
subject to approval by Directors of both
companies
involves
r
cash
consideration of $39,000,000.
appropriate
of
the
provision
million
$6
Federal Judge
is
pending
retailer
Shoe
of
of
shoes,
1955.
But
divest
itself
the
of
and
St.
Louis,
the
St. Louis,
chain
of
which
the
has
on
the
by
the
is
under
grounds
this matter
a
manufacturer
Kinney
Federal
that
the
retail
Court
in
order
to
Brown-Kinney
men's
year
In
the
St.
making
Louis
the
District
Court's
announcement
of
and
chain
merger
tended
to
lessen
competition
in
retail
sales
of
women's and children's shoes.
The Supreme Court last
firmed
a
transaction
proposed
definitive agreement
both
a
whom
af¬
ruling.
the
intended-acquisition;
to:
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Subscription Department
is'
Brown.
before
the
570-store
been
R.
addition. Woolworth's makes
assumption and refinancing
held
approved
submission
acquired
company
In
payment
debentures
informally
preparation
Brown
the
John K. Regan,
pending,
now
for
Kinney
Write
W
Kinney
Mr.
25 Park
Place, New York 7, N. Y.
board.—V.
i
*
consumers.
will
be
from 14 to 19
directors for
Towne
in
The company's net profit of 41c per share was derived from sales
which averaged 363 million cubic feet
per day, an increase of 12%
over
the previous year.
Sales averaged 427 million cubic feet per
day during the period from January through March and reached
one-
a
El
of
Yale
share of a proposed new Eaton 4%%
cumulative
convertible preferred, with a par value of $25 per share.
quarter
of
companies
facilities
Special
of shareholders
Peace
delivers
and
distributing
connection
a
from
gas
by holders
Towne and
shares of Yale &
of the outstanding Eaton shares.
will be called for these purposes.
outstanding
majority
make
to
problems."
profit increased by 24% to $2,523,000 during the
fiscal year ended
March 31,
the company announced.
In his annual report to
shareholders, President Frank McMahon
said all phases of the
company's operations had shown continued
gas
maintained.
be
usual
the
their
become
meetings
&
that
in
progress
the
to
Consolidated net
progress
and
was
24%;
Sales 12%—
Towne
&
Co.
which
1061.
p.
Net Up
Merger—
President,
a
conditions with respect to perform¬
ance,
the agreement includes provisions under which the parties
may elect not to proceed with the transaction if satisfactory tax
rdlings here and abroad cannot be obtained," Mr. Patterson said,
portion of the net proceeds from the sale of the
will be used to repay a bank loan and to prepay
,
330,000 shs.
25,000
approved by Eaton directors,
pro¬
vides that Eaton will form a new, wholly-owned subsidiary to be
known as Yale & Towne, Inc., which will acquire the assets and
business
of
the
present Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.
and
continue its operations under the present management.
The trade
preferred
purchase
5p0,000 shs.
.
60,000
agreement
holders
equipment
par)
Manufacturing
This
stock is convertible into
0.87 shares of common stock through June 30, 1966
and into decreased amounts thereafter, all subject
to adjustment. The preferred shares are initially re¬
deemable at $27.50 per share through June 30, 1968
and at reduced prices thereafter.
'
certain
80,000 shs.
purchase common stock
p.
providing
XTRA, Inc.—Preferred Stock Offered—On July 3,
& Co., Hartford, Conn., as manager of an
underwriting group, announced the public offering
of 80,000 shares of XI^RA $1.40 cumulative conver¬
tible preferred stock, at $26 per share.
preferred
redemption on Nov. 1, 1963, 6,250
preferred stock at $100 per share,
cumulative
($1
None
80,000 shs.
par)!___
June
.
Co.—Partial Redemption—
called
6V4%
500,000
($25
"In .addition
of
Outstanding
$11,570,330
2,000.000
pre-
—
had
Eaton
1416.
share
PRESENT FINANCING
2,000,000
1968-1972
convertible
-
ot
197,
tors
Putnam
Each
aggregated
cents per common
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.—Plans
Outstanding
550,000 shs.
.
com¬
purchase common stock
to
$24
—V.
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
{$1
income
52
—:—•-
due
notes
stock
at
the approval by state administrative agencies which
licensing
requirements,
some
of
which
require
a
have been in business in its home state for several
company is located at 7940 Wisconsin Ave., Bethesda,
stock
the
purchase
$12.50
Warrants
Maryland.
Common
1962,
Authorized
:
stock
Warrants
dependent upon the raising of additional
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
or
GIVING EFFECT TO
loan,
Common
the
larger,
various
to
30,
net income of $204,334,
unaudited basis, for
an
rental
$171,249,
was
equipment
cumulative
erred
presently licensed to engage in the life insurance
in the State of Maryland. Expansion to other states
and
income
Sept.
and
On
1963,
31,
March
ended
net
subord.
bank
5%
is
only
months
under
6%%
in
companies,
assured
not
ended
year
of $2,693,774
common share.
per
agreements
insurance
of
cents
and
fiscal
the
income
CAPITALIZATION
'
female
industry,
number
rental
62
six
Due
provid¬
company
with four containers and two chassis on
hasi offices in New York City, Portland, Me.;
company
share.
possessing far greater financial resources,
more
highly
trained
sales
organizations,
and
enjoying
broader
diversification of risk.
In
addition, such competitors are able to
offer types of policies covering all natures of risks and serving the
protection and savings requirements of most potential customers.
business
99
the containers,
$2,229,'573
company
on
to
1, 1962.
to
the firm's concentration
had
risks.
male
compete
it
in
life
contracts supplemental
and
By reason of
establish
to
must
life, insurance
of
states
insuring
in
order
types
the
Atlantic
States.
companies
with
"The
....
PROCEEDS—A
Vulcan
The
Rhode
Hospital Trust Co.
Thrift Centers
shares
and
•
United
In
is
insurance and
female
of
the
company
—On July 2,
writing
Life
Middle
company
C.
Meredith
the
in
on
is
trailers to railroads or' customers of rail¬
trailer-on-flat-car or "piggyback" opera¬
Chicago, 111.; St. Louis, Mo.; Atlanta, Ga., and San Francisco,
Calif., and agency arrangements in Dallas, Tex., and Kansas City,
Mo.
T
V..'
the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Maryland
firm
a
certificate of authority
to
engage
in the
John Hancock
Woman's
to
REVENUES—For
incorporated
was
with
March
chassis fbr
pany
BUSINESS—The
Monday, July 8, 1963
extent, the company leases transportable, reuserailroads, transoceanic steamship companies and
31, 1963, the company had approximately 2,900
additional on order, and 252 containers and 52
lesser
a
On
trailers,
proceeds, estimated at $997,500, will he used
In Dec.
To
order,
truck
connection
containers
others.
for investment and sales promotion.
Corp.—Financing Arranged—On
Match
Universal
in
tions.
Offered—On
Common
.
BUSINESS—The company, of 150 Causeway St., Boston, Mass.,
1061.
p.
.
ceeds, together with other funds, will be used to finance additional
equipment'purchases.
"
,
personnel would
operation,
the
subsidiary..
a
.
calls, and sinking fund
197,
Volume
198
Number
6279
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(145)
49
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Kern
Offering—James D. Luton,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
for the
noon
Due
Interest
by
F-A.
White
Legality
Rose.
receive
Bakersfield
able
sealed
until
11
College
(P.
O.
Bond
Offering—H.
Secretary,
sealed
bids
July
$150,000
on
April
until
16
for
1,
1982.
to
gality
10
the
County
pur¬
bonds.
Due
2002
Bond
Offering.
Gambill,
sealed
pay¬
approved
by
Rose,
to
National
Bank,
Harris
1
the
Trust
William
Meek,
to
Due
,2002
proved
1
price
cost
Arkansas State
Bond
R.
of
y
Sale—The
Staats
of
about
&
at
as
Home
the
Housing
Agency.
Finance
1977
and
to
200,000
1/lOs.
from
CALIFORNIA
Placer
Bond
Matcham,
Board
Jr.,
of
President
Directors,
O.
will
sealed bids at San Francisco until
11 a.m. (PDST)
on
10
$245,000
water
27
were
July 15 from 1968
Due
to
Sealed
■A
bonds.
July 15 from 1966
elusive.
,
1993 in-
15, 1963. The bonds
payable
at
and
the
Bank
Legality
rick,
approved
Dahlquist,
by
bids
Or-
Due
&
Offering—Bert
sealed
bids
purchase
until
of
A.
will
Aug.
June
$100,000,000
the
highway
Orange
awarded to
Delafield
County,
Calif.
and
the United
the
about
California
&
Sanitation
Sale—The
District,
bonds
awarded
offered
to
the
Cruz, at
about
$200,000
June
County
will
Hartford,
a
17
tem
were
be
net interest cost
V
3.64%.
&
3s, at
cost
Bond
bonds
of
Sale—The $360,000 school
June
25
1964
S.
a.
the
Bank
A., of San
of
the
&
&
of about
Co.-,'
a
2001
.
revenue
Bond
to
Putnam
Due*
price of
about
100.91,
2.88%.. .'.
& Co.,
a
V;
were
as
basis
inclusive.
cost
j..
'
>,'v-
Bond
Offering
of
Sealed
on
the
I
will
11
a.m.
State
1964
to
bids
1
com¬
370,000
Dec. 1 from
on
3s.
Due
on
to
1977
to
1982
East
bonds
&
(MST)
sealed
July
on
purchase of $3,030,000
1
from
Legality
Chapman
1965
&. Cutler.-
'•a
:a;-'v
Cook
to
2002
approved" by
a
^ *
''".Mjri
ILLINOIS
O.
—
142
-
Franklin
;
W.
Klein, Secretary for the District,
will
7:30
the
receive
p.m.
sealed
(CDST)
purchase
of
on.
net
interest
until
10
the
bids
until
July 9 for
$250,000
school
a
group
Nicolaus
cost
bonds.
A'7/;
■
13
,r/
/•■
the
A A A'AAA'.
1
to
$432,000
June
rev¬
14
Interest
by
1 from
inclusive.
1986
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
on
of
the
bonds.
Skaggs,
bonds. Dated
from
Ind.
Hays
1964
July
on
to
1973
Peoples
Ross,
16
Ice
on
inclu¬
receive
—
Trustee,
&
16
for
the
(J-J)
follows:;.
O.
'
Gilb,
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
are
6
1973
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable
at
and
the
-
bonds,
1963
A
bonds.
May
on
Interest
M-N.
V
•
(P.
Bond
1
for
Due
Secretary
,
,
of
La.
Luke
H.
the Parish
Boar;d, will receive sealed
10
-
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds. Dated
of
on
Aug.
$325,000
Sept. 1, 1963.
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1983
on
inclusive.
(M-S)-
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's
specified
Legality
&
Jennings),
—
the
school
O.
Offering
Richard,
bank
to
revenue
~
callable.
& Judell.
1, 1963. Due
interest
a.m.
pur¬
Jefferson Davis Parish School Dist.
Board
July 1 from 1964
11
the
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
$336,960 school bonds. Dated July
on
for
1966 to 1993 inclusive. The
bids until
'
until
20
Dated Oct. 1, 1963. Due
No.
Miller.
Jerome
p.m.
bids
Aug.
1,950,000 series 1963 B bonds.
Legality
will
2
sealed
on
chase of $11,350,000
School
until
Fahey.
Bond
National
Lawrenceburg Township (P.
Lawrenceburg), Ind.
Offering
by
&
Offering—Hal T. Dulany,
City Secretary and Treasurer, will
of
$109,200 school
Lawrenceburg.
by
15,
$9,400,000 series
and interest
the
July
LOUISIANA
Vinson,
July 1, 1963. Due
sive. Principal
Dated
approved
Legality
bonds
July
Ferguson
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
July 11 for the purchase of $50,000
as
Board
(EST)
p.m.
for the purchase of
on
Graftop,
2012
Legality
Offering—Ben F. Staples,
Clerk, will receive sealed
1 from
bids
M-N.
1962.
to
Bond
(CST)
June 1 from
Bond Offering—Paul G.
Township
1,
1965
were
1987 to 1998 inclusive.
sealed
a
Fleischer.
Securities
June
on
1976
to
approved
at
4.15 %.
Alexandria, La.
240,000 3%s. Due
-.
Nov.
from
inclusive.
1963.
City
115,000 3%s. Due
Bank,
Co.,
about.
Shelbyville, Ky.
June
offered
$77,000 3%s. Due
at
were
composed
&
of
Dated
Nov.
on
City
to
payable
rev¬
24
a.m.
(CDST) on July 15
purchase of $560,000 rev¬
follows:
1
$565,000
June
bids
awarded
July
&
Bond Offering
Wells T.
Lovett, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
were
bonds
2
Hinsch
Kentucky Wesleyan College (P. O.
A
Owensboro),- Ky.—
revenue
as
A.
Inc., W. E. Huttdn & Co.,
Stifel,
$50,000 munici¬
Knox, Ind.
enue
rev¬
were
Lynch, Pierce, Fenrier
and
Gary, Ind.
Sale—The
r.1 Bond
Midlothian),- III.
Offering
& Smith
&
,
County School Dist. No.
(P.
Bond
of
Charles
to
of Merrill
Raffensperger, Hughes
Co., Inc.
Bond
about
$210,000
bonds offered
enue
Due
from
1
inclusive.
offered
Corp.,
Irvine, Ky.
until
Eatonk,
The
Sale—The
from
1
Dec.
on
—
approved
1978
Secretary
Board
to
Bond
enue
1973
S.
of
Co.
for
inclusive.
Dec.
U.
cost
—
net
a
3.07%.
inclusive.
420,000 3%s. Due
_
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
Oct.
1§ecuriti$s
about
1972
Sale
awarded
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
receive
inclusive.
COLUMBIA
—
of
$460,000 2%s. Due
1977
3s,
cost
July
group
First
bonds offered June 26
awarded
price of 100.0094,
a
1965
1, 1962. Legality ap¬
Offering—Curtis
bids until
revenue
sewer
Cutler.
$1,250,000
Newman
Corp.,
Boise), Idaho
v
Education,
f
basis
.
Na¬
Housing and Heme Finance Agency
(P. O. 1625 K St., N. W.,
Washington 25), D. C.
Francisco,
-
16 for
University of Idaho (P. O.'
.
Secretary
Hart¬
a
Lawrenceburg,
Co.,
"
2.74%.
July
1999 inclusive.;
to
Sys¬
Hartford
Trust
Sale—The $238,000
offered
June
25
were
a
on
IDAHO
the
Trust
Highway
the
at
DISTRICT OF
America
price of 101.46,
Co., at
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe.
.
to
Channer
pal
follows:
as
Dated Oct.
at
Daniel son, Conn.
awarded
County, Calif.
offered
the
the
interest
Greenup, Ky.
Legality
&
offered
to
to
net
Bond
posed of Paine,
A
444,000 series B bonds. Due from
Principal
at
bonds
Bond Sale—The
S.
rev¬
were
1964 to 2001
J-D.
&
$452,000
a
enue
19
INDIANA
Richard
Sale—The
of
$1,650,000
The
—
awarded
awarded to
—
(EST)
a.m.
1963 to
payable
payable
Bank
Bank
-
at
awarded
Offering
16 Tor the
of
School District, Orange
.bonds
Sale
buiJding1
were
by
$437,000 series A bonds. Due from
1975
ford.
Huntington Beach Union High
Bond
1963.
(J-D)
and
bonds
tional
sew¬
Bank
15,
interest
from
1
Ahlers
4.13%.
bids
July
on
of
Interest
expense.
purchase of $881,000
V
„
Dec.
on
Bond
Howell, without
purchaser's
bonds,
State
bends
Santa Cruz Countyr Calif.
Bond
as
the
Due
to
ll
Wood.
June
Connecticut
T.
&
Co., New York City; in addition,
the
Municipal
Redevelopment
3.72%.
Capiiola
N.
A.
at
Waukegan, III.
Takasaki,
Assistant
Vice-Presi¬
dent, will Receive sealed bids un-
Treasurer's .office, or
Manufacturers
Hanover
Trust
of Los Angeles, as 3%s,
price of 100.468, a basis cost
a
...
..
1968
(CST)
purchase
;
Dated
Bank,
at
of
of
bonds.-
O.
Board
approved by Chapman
purchaser: King & Spald¬
Bond
to
Le¬
Berry
(P.
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1961.
inclusive.
ap¬
approved
Regents (P. O. Honolulu),
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Bond Sale—The $335,000 school
bonds
offered
June
25
were
Santa
by
the
HAWAII
til
approved
inclusive.
water
A
age
bonds.
June 15 from
on
Capistrano Beach School District,
-
highway
the
a.m.
revenue
University of Hawaii, Board of
inclusive.
24,000,000
bonds.
.
1964
10
'
paying
bonds.
from
until
Carpenter,
bonds offered June 27
enue
of
In¬
Catlettsburg, Ky.
Bond
Feb. 1, 1980
Trustees, will receive sealed
pur¬
Howard.
Betts,
for
15
Secretary
1973 inclusive.
Legality approved by
from
Bond Offering—Walter V.
Leen,
pur¬
of
1964 to
J-D.
awarded
interest
Authority's
and
a.m.
the
York
Legality
Bird
ing, at
re¬
11:30
for
are
time
at
New
subject to
to
cost
A.
will
redevelopment
gality
receive
7
17
bonds
from
Bannister,
Cooney.
1981.
16
Hawaii
on
1983
California (State of)
Treasurer,
until
July
on
24,000,000
Bond
the
Jones,
of)
Gerald
—
July
on
1
inclusive.
on
pur¬
KENTUCKY
1
bids
The
may ■ name
proval.
Treasurer,
sealed
$25,000,000
Sutcliffe.
State
1979
Feb.
a.m.
July 11 for the
on
inclusive.
on
University of Chicago
Chicago), III.
of
chaser
chase of $49,000,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
of
Herrington
State
(EDST)
in¬
America N. T. & S. A., San Fran¬
cisco.
Offering
Lamb,
Principal
(State
on
ceive
callable.
terest
to
(EST)
inclusive.
agent,
Bend
a.m.
purchase
Au¬
sealed
receive
the
15 for thority in New York City;
CONNECTICUT
•
Dated July
are
Due
11
of
or
bids
on
1993 in¬
will
award
Connecticut
sewer
1970
Due^
to
and
Due
Southern National Bank, Atlanta,
at the fiscal agent of the Au¬
Calif.
—
clusive.
455,000
to
bids
10
of
terest
Feb. 1 from
on
until
$110,000 revenue bonds.
Dated July 1, 1963. Due on
Dec.
follows:
as
Sealed
—
received
(CDST)
net interest cost of
a
Offering
be
chase
were
Webber, Jackson
& Curtis, Harriman
callable.
Ripley & Co.,
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Citizens and Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, ,and
•
,
&
(P, O. Atlanta), Ga.
the
•1989
building
bonds.
Le¬
$20,000,000
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
1963. Due on Aug:! from T964 to
A., of San Francisco.
bonds.
J-J.
Gambrell
Vice-Chairman
until
sewer
will be received until Aug.
the purchase of $660,000
follows:
as
$120,000
June
Offering
by
27
3s.
1971
for
thority,
1
1988 inclusive.
Watsonville,
Bond
for
the purchase of $700,000 unlimited
bonds,
<July
on
to the Bank of America
-
tax
Jr.,
S.
&
approved
ity
N.
T.
1989 inclusive. The bonds
Interest
June
60,000 3.10s. Due
from
Bond Offering—B. E.
Thrasher,
Due
offered
1
University System Building Author¬
inclusive.
Sale—The
Jan.
Bond
will
1
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
2.99%,
230,000
of
from
receive
July
about
Dated
1, 1971.
awarded
the
of
offered
1965
purchase
on
IOWA
Keokuck, Iowa
Counties, Com¬
$114,000 2%s. Due
(EST)
bonds.
by
ap¬
Mobley.
Ripon, Calif
Bond
bonds
Charles
—
to
for
County, Calif.
Offering
1965
July 1 from
on
to
the
1, 1963. Due
gality
„
'Sjrrmgs -.JVater District,
Alpine
1984
for
interest
Chicago
Cutler.
Inc., at par,
receive
p.m.
State Bank, Lawrence¬
burg. Legality approved by
Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller.
Legality approved by
awarded to
.
will
2
revenue
callable.
inclusive.
1983
23
aire
from
July 1
on
1976
to
until
1966
inclusive.
50,000 3y4s. Due
July
Jan.
follows:
1
bids
on
interest
July
on
1970
to
1972
rev¬
to
bonds
1,
Spalding.
Clerk,
American
in¬
(P. O. Argenta), III.
Sale—The $404,000 school
Offering—Ralph W. HolCity
$133,000
a
net
a
50,000 4%s. Due July
were
awarded
from
and
in
Due
1979
Bond
on
Legality
King &
sealed
Bank,
Co.,
3.22%,
250,000 3s. Due
AA't-
$250,000
1
inclusive.
brook,
Francisco,
Savings
100.00008,
1964
Teachers College,
Trustees (P.O.
bonds offered June 27
enue
Nov.
on
by
Bond
Crocker-Anglo
San
$350,000 5s. Due
of
(EST)
1963.
to
munity Unit School Dist. No.
receive
Cumming, Ga.
were
son.
Conway), Ark.
will
000 revenue bonds. Dated Nov.
Chicago, Schwabacher & Co., and
Le¬
House, Barron, Nash & William¬
Board
Principal
Macon and DeWitt
W.
July 23 for the purchase of $261,-
District,
bonds offered July
awarded
of
April
on
President,
bids until 3 p.m.
1,
1965
payable
agreement.
George
—
July
from
—
Dated
inclusive.
1
clusive.
revenue
Georgia
bonds.
1962.
school
(CST)
purchase
$41,074,000
Dated
Dec.
Chapman
Amador County, Calif.
Bond
Sale I
The
$1,250,000
Jef-
bonds.
on
Andrew College (P. O.
Cuthhert),
Treasurer's
Oro Madre Unified School
receive
a.m.
the
revenue
1965
from
Carter
will
p.m.
pur¬
(J-D)
.
fery,
2
GEORGIA
a.m.
$6,930,000 school
at
of
bids
office.
Little Rock), Ark.
until
July 24 for the
on
Super¬
July 30 for the
on
of
of
Principal and interest (J-D)
ARKANSAS
Arkansas
Board
Dated June 15, 1963. Due on June
15
from 1964 to
1973 inclusive.
&
I
i
the
will
(PDST)
approved
Bradley, Arant, All
Offering—Vera K. Gibson,
of
chase
callable.
are
received
bonds.
at
1, 1963.
Aug. 1 from 1966 to 2003
on
chase
visors,
rev¬
Dated Aug.
inclusive. The bonds
be
(EDST)
Clerk
July 16
on
purchase of $2,400,000
bonds.
enue
(CST)
will
Bond
Bond
bids until
County Joint Union High
School District, Kern, Inyo and
San Bernardino Counties, Calif.
Phenix City, Ala.
Cutler.
and
the
office,
interest.
School
or
any*
by the purchaser-
approved
by
Chapman
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(146)
Orleans), La.
New
Offering
.Bond
Smith,
of
Beard
6 for
232,000
bonds.
the
purchase
sidewal^^inds
26
rit,7
Citv Spcret.arv and Treasurer, will
Secretary and Treasurer, will
receive sealed
(CST)
until
bids
10
Aug. 6 for the purchase
on
of
S4.119,000 unlimited tax bonds,
nii
follows:
as
J
Offering
Bond
Town
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
800,000 fire bonds.
chase
400,000 park bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1963. Due on Aug.
able
Principal and interest (F-A) payable
National
Commercial
the
at
Bank, Shreveport, or Chase Manhattan
Bank,
York
New
to
June
on
inclusive,
1973
New
the
at
Legality
bids untii 7:3o p<m.
Dodge,
&
Bond Sale—The $550,000 sevger....
bonds offered June
age
Bond
Offering
awarded
C. Cooke,
J.
—
for
the
bonds,
Aug.
1
1965
from
to
and
Co.,
Inc.,
Lee,
100.363,
bonds.
improvement
Aug. 1
on
from
to
1983
1965
Due
jul
on
in-
elusive.
Legality
1,
&
by
Mc¬
Offering
Jr.,
Bond
chase
Norman
—
H.
bids
Due
1965
until
to
Aug.
on
1982
1
inclusive.
140,000 bonds. Due Aug. 1, 1983.
The bonds
Aug.
interest
1,
1963.
(F-A)
Street
&
Bank
1
and
Trust
(P. O. Portland), Me.
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
10
1, 1963. Due
purchase
on
Oct.
(A-O)
State
Street
from
1
Principal
payable
Bank
as
approved
and
the
at
by
Ropes
Sale—The
$250,000
to
Kidder,
3.60s, at
a
25
&
Arundel
&
Trust
Legality
approved
armouthf Ita ass*
•
—
o f f e r ed
to
a
June
26
nf
Cfi
|u^ose.hands;
were
composed of
group
JPr
Tfliot
Pa
"D Anf av,
of
r.r.
<1
(lrtn
as
2.90s,
2.83%,
^
Ann Harbor, Mich.
Offering
—
Fred
coupon
bonds,
as
on
sealed
bids
July
until
9
$225,000
8
are
canable.
approVed
|
of
Dated
July 1 from
on
inclusive. The bonds
ity
son
purchase
bonds.
revenue
1964 to ^73
(CDST)
p.m.
the
for
J-J.
Legal-
Howard
Peter-
Interest
by
Lefevere, Lefler & Hamilton.
A
: : ; '
<
n
^•
\
sewer
1 from
116,000
|
from
inclusive.-:
•!
^
1964
to
j
ta
Due
1977
on
bonds.
■-
:
31,000 water bonds. Due
1
from
30,000
'a
,
Yazoo
U
ceive
bids
sealed
/perm
7-30
until
from
19667 to'1993
Feb. 1
*"
on
inclusive.
The
by
approved
Dorsey,
Windhorst
Marquart,
&
Bond
Offering
0/1
Feb. 1 from
on
the
of
—
bids
sealed
(CST)
until
noon
July 12 for the purchase
on
certificates. Due from
$54,000
1964 to 1968
inclusive.'
MISSOURI
5;
Bond Sale
syndi-
Co.; Blyth
were
The
—
bonds
awarded
offered
to
a
Mo.
$L153,000
June
group
27
com-
p0sed of the Northern Trust Co.,
0f
Chicago,
A.
G.
Edwards
&
Co.; First National Bank of Min- Sons, and Parker, Eisen, Waeckneapolis; First National Bank of erle> Adams & Purcell, at a price
St. Paul;, Juran & Moody, Inc.; 0f 100.21695, a net interest cost
Kalman & Co., Inc.; Northwestern 0f ab0ut 2.88%.
National Bank of Minneapolis;
;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Stdated School District (P. O.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; ShearCreve County), Mo.
son, Hammill & Co.;
Caldwall,
Bond
Sale
The
Phillips Co.; Mannheimer-Egan,
$1,150,000
e
—
"
*
Sampair,
'
Inc.;
Shaughnessy
Egan
Schaps;
&
Co.,
&
and
Inc.,
No. 4, Minn.
Offering—Mrs.
Blind
school bonds offered June 26
awarded to
Elizabeth
'
•
"
.
-
July
on
16
for
,
the
school
$1,250,000
(CDST)
:<•••*. ,"
purchase of
-
1
„
bonds.
and
.
Dated
185,000
July 1, 1963. Due on Jan. 1 from
1965
to
1972
inclusive.
Marquart,
-•
Interest
■■.-"T
Windhorst &
c-'vS:
•'
"
320,000
-
-
March 1, 1967
on
AAA
,
1968.
2%s.
Due-on
March
3V8s.'Due »on
1
-
•"
March
from I974 to 1981 inclusive.
on
;
465,000 3.20s. Due
March
on
1
.
1,
.1982 and 1983.
MISSISSIPPI
Other
Clarke County Consolidated School
,
from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.
Legality approved by -Dorsey, -
^
from,196,^ to 1966-inclusive.
75,000 3V2S. Due
p.m.
n
„
Louis,
a^ a P1^6 °f 100.008, a net interest
cost of about 3.14%, as follows:
$105,000 3%s. Due on March 1
Drips, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2
' •■}
were
syndicate headed by
a
the First National Bank, St.
.
Special School District
Edith
'
„.
Harris
Independence School Dist.,
inclusive.
1983
members
Owen,
Bake*V City Clerk, will receive
?ea^ed bids until 3 p.m. (CDST
T"1"
to
Allison-Williams
Wp„t
Mrs.
—
I.
Offering
daT£
„oi„a
ceive
Feb. 1 from
on
& Co., Inc.; Francis I. duPont &
J-J.
City, Minn.
Memphis.
Mississippi
1976 to 1979 inclusive.
n m
callable. Interest F-A.
are
600,000 3V2S. Due
July
.Dated May 1 1963. Due
'
imr
sold to the
to 1975 inclusive.
re-
17 for the purr
$1,10o,0oo school bonds.
r,iy„)UUU
owwwwx
on
$26 000
were
County (P. O. Yazoo City),
Certificate
—
Feb. 1 from
on
The
—
First National Bank,
Minn.
of
Rochester
members
of
the
syndi-
cate: First National Bank, Mem-
TI.'Z"eitner
a"
K11
Bnnd Sale-The $125,000 school
Due
on
"
on
bonds.
——
ioks
.Toa?"• V6-°n
* from 1965 to 1984 inclusive. The
bonds
are
Legality
callable,
approved
Intere3t
Due
—
Director
mission, will
until
11
—
a.m.
H.
of
receive
(CDST)
G.
Kuitu,
the
sealed
on
Com-
First
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1968 in- provement bonds. 1Dated July,),
July
from 1966
to
&
Woods,: StocVvards
National & Co. and McCourtneyBank, Wichita^ Edward
D. Jones
Breckenridge & Co.
Bacon,
Offering
City
•
July
$50,000
16
[';'y St, Louis University
—
Clerk,
sealed bids until
for
Dorothy
7:30 p.m.
the
from 1964 to
N.
of
Due
S.
J.,
President,
•
■
Remert,
will
-ested bids until 11
r«-eive
''CDST)
a.m.
on JulY 16 - for the purchase of
$2,380,000 revenue bonds.
Dated
1973 inclusive.:
*'
Bond Sale—1The $32,000
(P.. O.
Louis), Mo.
Bo*rd Offering—Paul C.
(CST)
purchase
Houston, Miss.
St.
receive
will
improvement bonds.
July 15
for the purchase of
on
the
bids
$1,000,000 im-v;w1,ului04Cu4 ,pi,v9u,Wu)ui.
1963. Due
to
Cleveland, Miss.
on
Offering
sold
U. S. Corp.
&
Minneapolis-St. Paul Metropolitan
Airports Commission, Minn.
Bond
were
Bond
Executive
Aug.
bends
F_A
Briggs
by
Morgan.
1964 to 1968 inclusive,
improvement
Sale
provement bonds
A
Aug.
1967 inclusive.
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1968 inelusive.
Bond
»
Clifford
—
Bowman, District Clerk, will
Aug.
'/>
-
bonds. Due
1964 to
sewer
■
,
Winona, Miss.
&
J.
Legality
York.
New
Natchez, Miss.
>-
I.L
Illinois
Co., Chi¬
Bond gale _ The $5Q Q00 im_
provement bonds were sold to the
First National Bank, Memphis.
Howard,
by
Trust
&
Chemical Bank New York
Co.,
on
LeFeveref** Lefler
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
«■«.««
.
Offering
are
interest
phis, Reinholdt & Gardner, Yates,
on
u
Bank
building
A.
bonds
and
Continental
office,
Interest J-J.
A.
Other
Chester
—
The
1,
1975
aPProved by Chapman & Cutler.
sealed
(CDST)
p.m.
$475,000 3.40s: Due
cate:
Aug.
from
j
Principal
National
follows
+
Aug. 1
7:30
J
^
1980
Lindstorn, City Clerk, will receive
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
31,000
various-
Offering
Lake
Looker,
urer's
cago, or
receive
800,000 3.60s. Due
.
80,000 .mprovement bonds.
non
_
_
Bensqh, Minn.
Owen,
Clerk, wili receive sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m. (EST) on July
22mior the purchase of $424,000
rev¬
bids
...
West.
Bond
will
No. 280,
awarded to
MINNESOTA
Legality
MICHIGAN
1
Md.
$423,000 bonds
were
TT
a Pr^eoaf l00-^!,, a basis cost bonds
about
«n nnn
Tyill. be received until July 16 for
n»rrh*cp
-
Legality
1963.
approved
1966
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Bond
Bank & Trust Co., Boston,
Peabody
Sealed
r,v;
v*
Kidder. Pcabody & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., and State Street
County (P. O.
Offer!ig
Com-
®ale- The $720,000 water
awarded
price of 3.52%.
Annapolis),
.,
July 1, 1963. Due
4
Principal
1,
Offering—G. A. Johnson,
Clerk,
J
$5,000,000
of
Aug
on
sealed
Aug. 1
on
Dated
inclusive.
j9g2
caiiable.
Richfield Independent School Dist.
AAA
BlpOmington Independent School
a
.
Bend
fl?01 P»
District No. 271, Minn.
were
MARYLAND
Anne
/-v-P
nr</\
offered June 17
by Storey, Thorndike,, Palmer &
1964
Portland
bonds offered June
awarded
thp
1963.
Bank
Boston.
pany,
Kittery Water District, Me.
Co.,
^
1,
$23,000 water bonds. Due
Bond
Aug.
on
of
Gray.
enue
Aug.
on
call-
Legality approved by follows:
tax
1987 inclusive.
.
A
(EDST)
the
National
Legality
/aVi
•v*
Miller> Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Bond
bonds. Due
Aug.
receive
noon
until
for
York,
will
inclusive.
interest
Cenal
unlimited
_
Dated
$245,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1983
$755,000
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
A,,«„sta
Gray.
Town
to
vmi
a.m.
sewer
Principal
at
Bond Offering—Robert S.
July
+L/\
Jam
on
Ronlr
Kennebunk
L.
pur¬
275,000 school bonds. Due
jJepositors trust Co., Augusta, bonds
on
11
Aug.
until
bids
bonds.
Due
Trust
Town
purchase
—
re-
follows:
as
payable
appr0ved
.
of
until
bids
are
1963
1980
Bond
Sale
The
$1,875,000
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
untB 11 a m- (EST) on July 15 school bonds offered June 26 were
f°r the purchase of $815 000 reve- awarded to a syndicate headed
«ue bonds. Dated April 1, 1962 J. M. Dain & Co., at par, a net
Due on April 1 from 1965 to 2002 interest cost of about 3.53%, as
Bond Sale—The
Chester
to
Nichols, Minn.
Bond
c*
St. Clair, Mich.
Dodge.
callable.
are
the Depositors Trust Co
by Ropes
1978
to
and interest (F-A) payable at the
bonds.
State
of
July 18 for the
on
1 from 1964 to
Treasurer,
sealed
follows:
or
1964
Offering-i-R.
$480,000
(EDST) on July 9 for the
purchase of $320,000 sewer bonds,
Dated
from
sealed
bonds,
a.m.
and
purchase
1965
Hamilton.
Andrew
—
the
f0r
(CST)
a<m.
(F-A) payable at the State Treas-
Dated
Peterson,
Michigan College
Offering
*
(EDST)
District
receive
from
'
(EDSX)
a m
the
Lopaus, Town Treasurer, will
Carr.
(P. O. Boston), Me.
$180,000
Sullivan
'
Bond
1 from
inclusive. The bonds
Olson, Secretary of the Board of
Weymouth, Mass.
>
Boothbay Harbor Sewer Dist.
as
J
*
inclusive
ceive
11
Due
Interest
1963.
approved
Buchler
Hodgon,
for
^63
i
MAINE
■will
i-
are
s
receive
will
j^g untji io
JUnY 11 for
purchase of $120 ?9?0s^er bo?ds' D*ted
}>
In™' ?Uf
® °
(P. O. Traverse City), Mich.
about
.
$21,000
,
Aug.
Bond
G.
bids until u
sealed
on
1998
revenue
Donald,
'
n,d
o
Patter¬
T.
Secretary of the State Bond
commission,
able.
Legality
Northwestern
b
on
in-
1981
(State of)
Offering—Joe
Bond
Revenue
Canfield, Paddock & 1979 inclusive.
'
of
O. Boston), Mass.
Offering
^
$375,000 water bonds. Dated July
bonds.
F-A.
of
cost
of
purchase
Stone.
&
Clty'Treasuierr will "receive
Due
Aug. 1 from 1966 to
Dated
basis
I
Bond
inclusive.
.114,000
Hannahs
at a price
3s,
as
a
_
24,000
were
Lyons,
North Adams (P.
1983
include.
•
25
(EST) on July
?nfoW^y b°ntS'
S?oL
Pu? °n SeTpt \.f+rom 1964
J
PS1 «e"
2
composed of
group
2.95%.
$24,000 fire protection bonds. Due
on
&
of '$162,000
purchase
follows:
as
a
White, Weld & Co., W. E. Hutton
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
fcids until 7 p.m. (CST) on July
22
to
the
The
Aug.
on
Kirgis,
Mary
Clerk, will receive sealed
for
15
are
approved by Briggs & Morgan.
Lyons, Mich.
Offering
1964 to
.
Mississippi
405,000 improvement bonds. Due
were
about <5.42%.
village
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler.
$265,000 reve¬
c°rp;> ,a] • net lnterest cost of
Storey,
1 from
a.m.
May 1, 1963. Due on May 1
Trauernicht.
son,
Aug.
10
*ror*J 1964 tci.119vf18
"ends are callable.by Charles and
Interest M-N.
Legality approved
callable.
offered June 25
by
Newburyport, Mass.
Dated
570,000 refunding bonds. Due
Starr,
of $3,200,000 junior college bonds.
on
bonds
until
bids
sealed
1979
to
H.
W.
—
>
<?ST) on July 10 for the purchase
callable.
t|o the First of Michigan
awarded
1964
Offering
secretary of the Board of
Board of Trustees, will re-
D
the
sealed
(CDST)
The
elusive.
Sale—The
bonds
Bond
Palmer
Thorndike,
City.
Sibley, La.
Bond
nue
Mer-
approved
.
Jackson, Mich.
Boston,
England
1Qf,_
The bonds are
Bank,
National
chants
Q
"ceive
receive
p.m.
Aug. 1 from
on
Stone.
&
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-
1983 ^inclusive,
to
1966
1963. Due
1964
from
1
bonds.
will
7:30
inclusive,
noon
school
$225,000
Dated June 1,
200,000 public library bonds.
until
bids
Bon(j
July 23 for the purchase of $2,-
L.
July 16 for the pur¬
on
of
Marjorie
—
Clerk,
Mississippi
and
Offering-G. A. Johnson,
until
bids
1,
callable. Interest M-N. Canfield,
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Paddock
Treasurer, will re¬
Eaton,
550,000 convention bonds.
from
,
n
,,
Massachusetts
Sept.
_
1
1982 Jn<*>swe.
.,
450,000 auditorium bonds.
Dated
in_
East Bridgewater (P. O. Boston),
219,000 storm bonds.
1
a
West,
&
will receive sealed 420,000 unlimited tax bonds, as
blds untl1 8 pm' (EST) on July follows:
23 for the purchase of $1,730,000 $1,445,000 refunding bonds. Due
price of building bonds.
of about
988- Du<! on
cost
Windhorst
Bond
City
G.
Stevenson, Secretary of the Board
of
2.45%.
$1.5°0.000 improvement bonds.
:
Bank,
nrice
a
at
basis
a
...v.
at
2V2S,
as
100.147,
Mid-
the
uw
National
01/,s
as
Everett,
a.m.
to
avtoluw
County
Kverett
street
offered June
awarded
were
vvtJL^
^
dlesex
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar-„
quart,
Gulf Coast Junior
Mississippi
College Dist. (P. O. Perkinston),
Moorheadi Minn.
Donald
—
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
are
J-J. .'Legality
Oppenheimer, Hodgson, / Brown,
.by Miller, •Woldd & Leach..
^ ^
approved
Offering
Bond
The 'bonds "
Interest
Interest
1963.
1,
Durand), Mich.
bonds.
Sale'"^The' Sfi'ooo
Bond
June
Durand Area School District (P. O.
Burlington, Mass.
Foley,
1968 inclusive,
1964 to
inclusive.
1985
callable..
Canfield, Faddpck and Stone.
Interest
J. T. Tanner,
—
airport
50,000
bonds. Due on Aug.
sewer
F-A. Legality
y
1966 inclusive,
1964 to
from
Dated
un¬
250,000 construction bonds.
Shreveport, La.
Offering
$2,300,000
construction bonds.
$2,000,000
and
Ecnd
of
limited tax bonds, as follows:
Judell.
&
99,000
1 for
bonds. Due on Aug.
sewer
from
1
Oct. 1 from
A-O. Legality approved by
Cox
SealedVbids
—
be received until Aug.
Dated
inclusive.
2001
on
of $3,-
revenue
to
(CST)
Offering
Bond
will
receive
purchase
the
Oct. P, 1961. Due on
1964
the
of
will
Directors,
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Aug.
C.
Andrew
—
1
V''
Beverly, Mass.
President
J.,
S.
14,000
MASSACHUSETTS
O.
(P.
Loyola University
.
.
rt
.
! -
revenue
Nov.
1, 1962. Due
1965
to
on
Nov.
2092'inclusive.
1 from
L°salitv
bonds were sold to the Dady & Pheeters &kv". B-van. Cave",
anoroved
Co., Inc.
McRoberts.
•
I
Mc-
Volume
198
Number
6279
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(147)
MONTANA
$661,000
Special Improvement
Dated
Bozeman
from
Districts, Mont.
Bond
Offering
Clerk
the
of
C.
—
City
K.
will receive sealed bids until
(MST)
p.m.
chase
of
lows:
$149,000
bonds,
and
the
payable
Merchants
National
&
fol¬
McCarthy.
'•
•Y-
'•
•
Rend
Sale
Tovmship
The
—
were
State
improvement bonds.
(P.
O.
to
the
100.10,
Sidney), Mont.\
r
Offering—Amy J. Stevens,
1
•;
■
(EDST)
•
>
2.70s, at
as
basis
a
Heights,
chase
Townsend, Mont.
of
cost
bids
15
Clerk,
until
for
8
Lavina Rains,
receive
N.
J.
purchase
July
on
of
(J-J)
$101,259
$38,000
beach'
-
Principal
payable
interest
the
First
Na¬
approved
$70,000
31,259
by William T. Hiering,
Esq., Toms River.
bonds.
sewer
special
improvement
Seton
bonds.
Dated
South
J
July 1, 1963.
Bond
awarded
Co., at
to
June
Edward
26
L.
were
Burton
&
(P.
O.
bids
until
the
at
First
National
10.a.m.
of
cost
to
1991
inclusive.
In-
Legality approved by
Hanrahan,
Donovan,
Bond
Kent,
receive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
bids
until
16 for the
New
on
National
Boston.
until
for
Bank,
NEW
Closter
Bond
by
Offering—Walter L.
the
(EDST)
for the purchase of
July
on
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1963. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1979 inclusive.
pay¬
able at the National
County Bank,
Closter.
Legality approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Florence
Township School District
(P. O. Florence), N. J.
Sale—The $809,000 school
offered„June
awarded
to
a
group
27
were
composed
of
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
Van Deventer
Brothers, Inc., and
J.
R.
Ross
price of
&
Co.,
100.2228,
as
3.10s,
at
basis cost
a
of
Township Sch. Dist.
Sale
—
The
awarded
cost
of
to
a
John
J.
about
a
as
basis
3.41%.
Township
Clerk,
will
sealed, bids until 8 p.m.
on
July
18
for
the
receive
(EDST)
purchase
of
fewer
the
July
struction
of,
construction
for
the
addition
of,
sites
buildings;
million
$2.5
tions to school
for
Free
—
at
a
and
Sch.
Park),
The
N.
Y.
$2,178,000
were
a
Inc.,
the
to
:
1964-65
street
lighting;
claims
ments,
and
to
the
IRT
awards;
BMT
and
able
of
The bonds
will
be
ad
bonds .will
1963,
and
to
July 15.
will
$1.9
million
1973,
C'r
William
Charles
E.
Pollock
King
&
&
Co.,
Islip Central Sch. Dist. No. 7,
New
York
offered;
Inc.,
100.70,
as
3.40s,
New York
Bond
D.
of
&
price
of
at
a
are
—
.
New
York
City bonds
bids
11
in
a.m.
Office,
issue
continuation
Room
will
of
31/2S.
from
for
$36
15,
1964
to
in¬
$34.5 million, pay¬
on
Due
installments
of
July 15, 1964 to
Due
Sachs
&
$6.14
and
1964
15,
and
to
annual
million
1968.
.
July
on
.
.
1966,
inclu¬
installments
of
1967
15,
the
New
York
O. Albany), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Arthur Levitt,
State
will
the
(P.
Comptroller,
sealed
bids
(EDST)
will
until
receive
10:30
a.m.
July 10 for the pur¬
on
be
Comp¬
530,
Mu¬
New
Bond
-
a
Comptroller's
N.
—
Y.
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
on
of
bonds,
bids
July 23
until
as
D.
re¬
11
a.m.
for the
pur¬
$103,000,000
First
W.
E.
unlimited
follows:
$8,000,000 construction bonds.
20,000,000 construction bonds.
&
Co.;
C.
by
Sykes,
Principal
at
the
City
ap¬
Galloway
&
NORTH DAKOTA
County, Beulah Public Sch.
27
(P. O. Stanton),
North
awarded
Dakota
interest
the
to
of
St.
First
Paul,
cost
$81,600
of
at
National
par,
about
3s.
Due
as
Nov.
on
from
1
1969 inclusive.
45,000 3.20s. Due
1970 to
Nov. 1 from
on
1972 inclusive.
45,000 3V2S. Due
1973
nfet
a
3.63%,
Y
1964 to
Nov.
on
'
1 from
1975 inclusive.
to
1976 to
r
'•
Nov. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
1979 to
f
Nov. 1 from
on
1983 inclusive.
Michigan
Hutton
&
&
Co.
Corpora¬
Co.; Bache
'
■
,
.
Charles King &1C0.; Fahnestock
& Co.; E. F. Hutton &
Cross,
Inci;
Co.; Roose¬
Adams,
Mc¬
Entee & Co., Inc.; Coffin & Burr;
F. W. Craigie & Co.;
Kean, Taylor
&
Co.*;
Childs
Spencer
Securities
Trask
&
Corp.;
Co.;
Shelby
Cullom Davis & Co.; Robert Gar¬
rett & Sons; William
Stern
Co.;
Brothers
Wells
&
&
Co.;
Tilney
Christensen,
Bodine; Johnston, Lemon
Hannahs
&
Circleville, Ohio
Bond
Offering
Marvene
—
L.
Turner, City Auditor, will receive
sealed
bids until noon (EST) on
July 16 for the purchase of $575,000
improvement
June
1964
1, 1963. Due
to
1986
bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive. The bonds
are
callable. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-D)
payable
the
at
Third
National Bank of Circleville.
gality
approved
Sanders & Dempsey.
by
-
Le»
Squire,
^
,
S. Morris &
&
Inc.;
DeHaven & Townsend; Crouter &
Lyons,
OHIO
&
Co.; Hayden, S'tone & Co.; J. C.
velt'&
Lee,
&
Redpath; J. Barth & Co.
Eaton, Ohio
Bond Offering—Alice J.
Director
of
Finance,
Fisher,
will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
July 11 for the purchase of $10,000 limited
Co.;
Inc.;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Schwabacher & Co.; Auchincloss, Parker
&
on
Legality
office.
Lee
Allyn
Co., Inc.; Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.;
Schaffer,
Necker
&
Co.;
j
Abraham
Beame, City Comptroller, will
tax
represent
York,
Offering
;
on
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.;
tion-
&
1963.
^Treasurer's
75,000 2.70s. Due
Bradford
"V"'.'
•
1,
payable
Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis; Francis I. du Pont
&
of
July
$6.74 million
June
interest
45,000 3.60s. Due
Co.;
on
and
Brothers; Shields & Co.;
Co., Inc.; W. H. Morton
Corp.; A.
an¬
Due
280,000 series B bonds. Due
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Allen & Co.;
Hammill
in
pur¬
improvement
follows: ..v.-.
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Higginson
sive;
1
Harriman
&
noon
June 1 from 1964 to 1978 incl.
Bank
Goldman,
&
of
July
on
C.
Shearson,
payable
nual installments
1
1989 inclusive.
—$32.5
million,
July
on
J.
re¬
Bend Sale—The $291,000 school
bonds
offered
June
25
were
Other members of the
syndicate:
J.
Devine
&
Co.;
million,
$981,000
follows:
Dist. No.
270,000 1/lOs. Due July 1, 1993.
sixty-seven
$3.45 million
as
Mercer
1990 to 1992 inclusive.
Salomon
—
bonds,
until
S,
Dikeman.
y
Due July 1, 1981.
1982 to
770,000
required
annual
and
annual
of
bids
July 17 for the
on
Dated
1980 inclusive.
3.40s.
from
Blair
Comptroller
—
nicipal Building.
This
1,700,000
Jan. 15
interest
sealed
(EDST)
July 1 from
on
1
,
City Comptroller, will
July 1 from
on
Due
180,000 3.30s.
15, 1974 to 1983, inclusive; Series
in
Due
^
June 1 from 1964 to 1986 incl.
-1965 to 1975 inclusive.
interest
chase of $15,077,000 school bonds.
Beame; will sell $103
Sealed
at
troller's
were
McEntee
City, N. Y.
Offering
Abraham
opened
*'26
June
Adams,
basis cost of about 3.39%.
a
1,170,000 6s.
:
basis cost
a
1
July 1, 1995.
cost of about 3.36%:
v
July
sold April 24. The net cost of the
\ $108.72 million issue was 2.89%.:
*
*
Sale—The $780,000 school
to
;
1977 to
stallments of $1.7 million on July
able
ceive
150,000 3.70s. Due July 1, 1976.
July
on
inclusive;
Due
660,000 31/4S.
on
q ^
:i
2.69%.
Bond
;
1
July
on
un¬
bear
.:.q
York
$350,000 series A bonds.
1989 inclusive.
Due
pay
dated
(P. O, Nedrow),
Utica, N. Y.
Offering — Leonard
4.900,000
Syracuse
University
V*'
bonds, at par,.- a * net interest proved
issues.
sixty-six-
31/2S.
to
of
rate
1
July
on
of
Bidders
the
name
Due
]evy
be
1
price of 100.01,
a
of about
chase
July
taxes
valorem
&
Bond Sale—The $152,000 school
from 1990 to• 1994 inclusive.
the bonds and interest.
The
on
Due July 1, 1981.
930,000 l/10s.
within the City,
to
on
Due
1982 to
4,210,000
will, be general obli¬
subject
limited
Pollok
Corp.
New
about
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
from
V
gations of the City," and all tax¬
able real property
of
Due July 1, 1976.
580,000 3.30s.
pension
v
No.
No wax,
Due
5,400,000 3.40s.
$1.35
'
cost
31/4s.
from
$3
sewer
WinslOw, C6hu & Stetson.
Bond
2,120,000
non-assess¬
'
American
2
at
interest
490,000 4%s.
improvements;
and
$700,000 for alterations to hospital
;
July
July 1 from
1968 to 1975 inclusive.
City's contribution
funds; $1.5 million for
Dittmar ;&
Marcellus, Lafayette
and Otisco, Central Sch. Dist.
follows:
as
3,870,000 6s.
million for the payment of judg¬
million for the
Co.;
Onondaga,
syndicate'
a
&
Eddelman,
Fosdick, Inc; Northrop & White,
Inc.; Sutro Bros. & Co., and the
$22,500,000
offered
North
Inc.;
Swiss
3.38%.
public buildings, park improve¬
and
Y
by
net
World's
The last issue of City bonds was
-
Inc.,
and
preparation
Co.,.
■
$17,600,000 New York University
•/Y
bonds at a price of
100.007, a
$2.5
fields
Co.;
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; bonds
offered
June
27
wqre
Lehman Brothers;
Smith, Barney awarded to the First Trust v&
& Co., and
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Deposit & Co., Syracuse, as
2.70sj,
"
ments,
Dormitory"
to
1973, inclusive; Series sixty-eight
Goldman, Sachs & Co., John Nuveen
& Co., Adams, McEntee &
Co.,
with
1968
construc¬
payable in annual installments of
Dist.
Other members of the syndicate:
and
nection
bonds
awarded
headed
addi¬
buildings;
parking
State
Due
Sale—The
A
were
permanent improvements in con-}
Series
price of 100.0799, a basis cost
Inc.,
for
these separate
of about 3.29%.
Co.,
of
for
Fitch,
bonds.
1964 to
New York
Bond
buildings; $5 mil¬
million
York
or
Co.;
'
ine.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; New¬
Brown & Co., Inc.; Barret,
1973
Authority (P. O. Elsmere),
construction of school and college
YORK
Deer
New
series
for
Due
to
&
&
man,
July 15 from
inclusive.
to, sewage disposal plants,
$19 million
bonds.
1964
on
system, and $6 mil¬
lion
67
32,500,000 series 68
the
to
series
July 15 from
H.
-
;
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
&
Co.; Joseph, Mellen, &
Miller, Inc.; F. Brittain Kennedy
& Co.;
Milburn, Cochran & Con¬
Due
inclusive.
reconstruc¬
addition
or
Dougherty
Morris, "Stokes
Fahey, Clark & Co.
,
bonds.
Webster
Elkins,
July 15 from 1964 to 1983
on
construction,
•
34,500,000
23
additions; $20 million for
or
A.
Interest
inclusive.
for
water supply
and
from
on
acquisition of transit rolling stock;
$2 million for acquisition, con¬
15,
Due
;
R.
German; Winslow, Cohtf &
Stetson; Yates, Heitner & Woods;
1963.
66
Inc.;
der &
v'
$8 million
provide:
payable semi-annually
syndicate headed by
Smith, Barney & Co.; and Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., as 3.30s,
million
Holmdel), N. J.
Offering — Daniel S. Ely,
tion
of
proceeds
will
subway
follows:
as
1963.
Sale
July "'23.
Holmdel Township (P. O.
Bond
$6,400,000
school bonds offered June 27
were
Ryan Co.,
price of 100.321,
O.
awarded to
Co.,
$1,989,000
school bonds offered June 27
1,
Union
(P.
bonds
(P. O. Somerset), N. J.
3.45s, at
7
Bond
awarded
Franklin
6
1973 inclusive.
a
about 3.08%.
Bond
to
Babylon,
No.
f
Bond
bonds
of
bonds,
NEW
18
$295,000 school
Principal and interest (F-A)
Aug.
on
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
p.m.
tax
July
Mc¬
Board
(MST)
purchase
Dated
District, N. J.
of
a.m.
the
1964
School
of
$6,000,000 building bonds.
400,000 school bonds.
JERSEY
Secretary
8
10
severance
Gray.
approved
(State 'of), N. Mex.
Offering — Blanche
Finance, will receive sealed bids
(F-A) payable
Legality
The
sale
-
v
15,
$36,000,000 series
bonds,' have saved Die' City abb'ut■>
buildings.
MEXICO
Lucero, Administrative Officer
Aug. 1
Shawmut
Co.,
price of 98.27,
a
Mexico
Bond
bonds.
1987 inclusive. Prin¬
Ropes &
until
group composed of
NEW
pur¬
water
cipal and interest
Cain,
a
4V4S, at
as
will
a.m.
Aug. 1, 1963. Due
the
C.
11
$225,000
from 1964 to
at
to
net interest cost of about 4.31%.
a
Treasurer,
July
on
of
Inc.,
Hampshire
F.
of
July
J-J.;
Also, $22 million for alterations
(P.O. 3590
& Co., and Herbert J. Sims &
(P. O. Boston),
District
Dated
Utilities Authority
awarded
about
Offering—Norman
storage
$187,000 for eight issues,
plans.
Municipal
Goodbody & Co., Hanauer, Stern
New
and
Fair; $450,000 for
B runs wick
Dated
larger
million
1964
Bond Sale—The $2,930,000 rev¬
enue bonds offered June 26 were
to
1.85%.
Rye Water Dist.
the
fireproof
Lincoln Highway, Franklin), N. J.
notes
awarded
previously
said
tion
:
Bank, Boston,
interest
net
a
$150,000
were
700,000 hospital bonds.
school alterations. •/-.,/
South
County (P. O. Berlin), N. H.
Sale—The
values
Beame
claims and awards bonds.
issued
Alleiiian,
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter; Cooley
&
Co.; Field, Richards & Co.;
First Cleveland
Corp.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
Parker, Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams & Purcell, Inc.; S'cud-
plans
22,000,000 payment of judgments,
instead
be
$9
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Note
$1,000
Mr.
Also,
McGovern & Lane.
offered June 25
the
will
denominations,
'"Also,
Sullivan,
3.61%.
Coos
of
bonds
of
1,350,000 city bonds.
1,500,000 sewer bonds.
lion for
terest M-N.
net interest cost of about
a
sealed
preparation
-
bonds.
.
sales,
seven
from
Sale—The $175,000 school
offered
$5,000
on
previous
(EDST) on July 19 for the pur¬
chase of $1,600,000 revenue bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due on Nov. 1
(P. OsYerington), Nev.
bonds
University
the
in
Orange), N. J.
Dougherty, President, will
receive
Lyon County School District
450,000
ef¬
were
including land.
Offering—Rt. Rev. Msgr.,
John J.
NEVADA
Bond
Hall
million
&
&
Co.; Pierce, Wulbern,
Murphey Corp.; Sage Rutty & CO.,
Inc.; J. C. Wheat & Co.; Boland,
9,000,000 building bonds.
2,500,000 improvement bonds.
alone.
Wheeler
Moulton
\
5,000,000 school bonds.
of
cost
,
erosion
and
at
the
issue
Jan. 1, 1962.
As in
handling
pur¬
tional Bank, Toms River. Legality
follows:
as
-
17 for the
Datqd July 1, 1963. Due
July 1 from: 1964 to 1973 in¬
on
sealed
clusive.
(MST)
p.m.
the
bonds,
will
Of
$43
in
this
denominations, requiring printing,
bonds.
Bond Offering
—f
Town
July
on
of
for
Comptroller
used.
Seaside
million
the I coupon
District Clerk, will receive sealed.
Bond
Offering — August C.
bicfcS' until 8
,;p.m. (MST) oil July Speier, Borough Treasure!4, will
30 for the purchase of
$275,000 receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
~
$6.7
service
and
City will
Beame took office
National
about 2.68%.
O.
time,
other issues sold since
-
$124,000 im¬
Bank, Newark,
price of
a
Richland County School Dist. No. 5
awarded
shorter
a
fected by the shorter maturities of
provement bonds offered June 26
8,900 improvement bonds.
for
Doolittle & Co.; Ernst &
Co.;
Green, Ellis & Anderson; Leedy,
19,000,000 construction bonds.
2,500,000 school bonds.
-
Maplewood), N. J.
33,500
bonds.
paid
Savings
.'.j
V
Maplewood
20,000 improvement bonds.
school
be
6,000,000 construction bonds.
2,000,000 construction bonds.
that interest must
mean
Mr. Beame estimated the
save
35,000 improvement bonds.
Bond
(J-J)
dates will
debt
improvement bonds.
(P.
interest
First
shortening maturities
City bonds. Shorter maturity
ap¬
;rV\v.;:-;,;
$52,000
of
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
pur¬
as
program for
Bank, Asbury Park. Legality
1:30
July 9 for the
on
at
bonds.
July 1
on
1984 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
Wilson,
Commission,
improvement
July 1, 1963. Due
51
tax
bonds,
as
follows:
$35,000 waterworks bonds.
35,000
Dated
1964
to
sewer
bonds.
July
1,
1975
inclusive.
1963.
Due from
Legality
52
The Commercial and
(148)
approved
Shaffer
Peck,
by
&
•r-" ,*\V'Q
Ohio
Elyria,
July
bonds offered
provement
awarded
were
$2,000,000 im¬
Sale—The
Bond
General
to
1
syndicate
a
the
on
July 3 ruled that the $50,000,000
Currency James
Series
Eighteenth
of
the
Authority
State
General
J. Saxon
Bonds
of
the
Commonwealth
of
Pennsylvania
are
headed
First Cleveland
the
by
Corp., as 3y4s, at a price of 101.51,
basis cost of about 3.11%.
a
Dillon, Union Securities:
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
& Co.;
Curtis,
MacArthur
Kenower,
&
Hasten
Co., and Sweney Cartwright &
Rand
Co.;
&
E.
A.
Co.;
&
underwriting
Co.
is
Bond
Sale—The
im¬
provement bonds offered June 27
awarded
were
headed
to
Continental
the
by
syndicate
a
Il¬
linois National Bank & Trust Co.,
Chicago,
101.39,
at
314 s,
as
price
a
National
In
the
Illinois Company.
v
Na¬
The
public
Crossley,
obligations of
a
applied in his Oct. 16,
as
bonds
on
of
the
Authorities
State
recently
and
of
issues
on
the
the
Civic
Chicago
Center
Township
Municipal
Sale
The
—
Bond
Sale—The
$345,000
bonds offered June
awarded to
awarded
to
101.05,
27
were
interest
net
a
cost
of
PUERTO RICO
Puerto
about
of
Bond
Electric
—The
Power
the
K.
Bass,
Authority reports
Gains
revenues
increase
an
of
13.7%,
ac¬
Authority,
the
purchase
bonds.
1963.
Due
Sept.
the 12
months ended April
approved
by
1,
M-S.
George
J.
$58,282,426,
993,200 the preceding
The
Government
Bank
for
OREGON
-No.
the
for
of
$600,000
bonds. Dated Aug.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Treasurer's
to
1984
the
office.
Legality
Sayre,
ap¬
Win-
Bond
c
Offering
Correction
—
Flanigan,
24
and
chase
Due
not
of
City
Feb.
on
1
school
from
—
pur¬
1984
to
Hatboro,
Bond
,
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
chase
on
est
r
15
for
8 p.m.
the
the
(EDST)
of
as
'$125,000 loan bonds.
July
on
Due
155,000 loan bonds.
15 from
Kennett
*.
of
bids
:bonds
offered
-awarded
to
on Aug.
inclusive.
Due
on
Aug.
$49,000
until
No.
7
(P.
Bond
bonds
No.
sealed
(P.
O. Chehalis),
from
Principal
1964 to
and
Treasurer,
bids until
July
16
for
10
will
(F-A) payable at the Bank of the
Treasurer s
County
approved
Legality
15, 1963.
CANADA
Quick,
QUEBEC
(PDST)
purchase
of
Sutton
Dated Aug.
Due in 2 to 10 years.
Bond
10
and
Elkins
College
(P
Elkins), W. Va.
Bond
|
Offering—Evan
R.
.O.
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
i
(EDST)
on
Due
bonds.
on
offered
to
the
June
26
Harris
Dated
Aug.
inclusive.
NEW SECURITY OFFERINGS IN REGISTRATION
&
Savings Bank, Chicago, and How¬
ard
C.
price of about 100.649,
a
CHRONICLE for the most comprehensive concentration
were
Trust
Traywick & Co.,
of
news on new
security offerings—published weekly in
3.10s,
as
basis
a
Kingstree), S. C.
Bond
Bonds
Offering—James
McCuthchen,
Chairman
Hugh
of
the
County Board of Commissioners,
will receive sealed bids until
of
on
$425,000 hospital bonds.
1965 to
noon
July 9 for the purchase
July 1, 1963.
Due
on
1983 inclusive.
callable.
approved
Dated
Jan. 1 from
The bonds
Interest J-J.
Simons.
SOUTH
DAKOTA
Veblen, S. D.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Are
offered
$29,000 hospital
June
10
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Legal¬
by Sinkler, Gibbs &
were
awarded to the Bank of Veblen.
9
for
25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
1,' 1963.
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1983
CAROLINA
O. Spartanburg), S. C.
July
purchase of $25,000 construc¬
tion
Kek,
Treas¬
and
will receive sealed bids until
a.m.
the
E. R. Bates,
Secretary
Township
urer,
WEST VIRGINIA
Township, Que.
Offering—H.
by
approved
by
receive
a.m.
the
$608,000 school bonds.
1983
interest
Rie
Legality
Wash.
Offering—Harold
County
Davis
callable.
Tallmadge & Tallmadge.
$1,000,000 school1, 1963.
Due
1977 in¬
County, Chehalis Sch. Dist.
302
July 11 for
Dated Aug.
at
able
Bond
on
are
Sale—The $900,000 school
awarded
&
Authority, Pa.
on
Lewis
bonds
bonds.
revenue
were
Bank
Pennsylvania General State
Rules
of
The
clusive.
1964 to
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
office.
WASHINGTON
from
a.m.
ity
school
11
the National
Comptroller
Board
1
8
the
building
1963.
1,
See "SECURITIES NOW IN REGISTRATION" in the
:Trust Co., of Kennett Square.
<
(CST)
pur¬
are
1963. Int. F-A.
June
the
Aug.
Aug.
The Most Accurate and Complete
11
$280,000
A-O.
(EST)
Square Sch. Dist., Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
follows:
1965 to 1984 inclusive.
Dated Aug. 15,
of
1
about
of
Dated
until
for
16
t
July 15 for the
SOUTH
Bor-
$280,000
.improvement bonds,
15 from 1965 to 1982
Feb.
cost
on
bids
July
Holian,
Trustees,
$1,418,000
of
purchase
bonds.
on
Williamsburg County (P. O.
of
purchase
Independent
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
on
interest
(MST)
cost of about 3.03%.
cough Council, will receive sealed
bids until
Na¬
3y4S,
(P. O. Rosenberg), Tex.
bonds.
Bank
sealed
receive
Palmer, Dodge, Gardner & Brad¬
Pa.
Secretary
as
Offering—E. M. Huggins,
inclusive.
the Continental
3.75%..
basis cost of about 3.24%.
President
were
of
Dated Oct. 1,
Offering—Thomas A. Mc-
,Clurken,
Jr.,
water
25
Board
the
of
p.m.
Co., of Salt Lake City,
net
were
City
Clerk
fiscal,
ISLAND
at
callable.
are
PENNSYLVANIA
>
Trust
a
June
Wyo.
Bond Offering—M. F. D.
Spartanburg County Sch. Dist.
bonds.
1965
inclusive. The bonds
at
Worland Sch. Dist.,
D.
Recorder
July 10 for the
$2,950,000
First
Houston,
Lamar Consolidated
Bond
Security Bank of
Salt
Lake
City,
$125,000 school-
to I the
Sch. Dist.
&
re¬
will receive sealed bids until July
a
is
Offering—Charles
County Sch. Dist. No. 24J
Alice
Consolidated
Due
WYOMING
were
Burton
Sale—The $215,000
awarded to
of
27
June
offered
bonds
$5,000,000 revenue
March 1 from 1964 to 1990 in¬
will
Bond
&
until
Dated March 1, 1960.
Rico Water
Peters, College Treasurer, will
(P. O. Salem), Ore.
Bond
Pierce
Independent Sch. Dist., Tex.
a
A.,
bids
July 24 for
on
clusive.
Smithfield, Utah
were
3.24%.
Bank
N.
storage
net interest cost of
a
Utah,
(CDST)
Development
Rico
ford.
& Rankin.
Marion
Rauscher,
Utah
jointly.
27
a.m.
esealed
receiv
10:30
1962. Due on Oct. 1
County from 1965 to 2002 inclusive. Inter¬
interest
and
at
Schuler,
by
proved
1, 1963.
1965
Principal
payable
(F-A)
June
will
Kalupa,
Comptroller,
Providence), R. I.
Dolan,
(PDST) on July
purchase
(P. O.
1
and First
Co.,
City
and
Barrington College (P. O.
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
school
E. R.
—
and
Chairman
months,,
Authority.
RHODE
(P. O. Medford), Ore.
Offering
District
free
Puerto
agent for the Puerto
Resources
Bond
Control
by
$100,000 airport
Edward L.
to
in¬
Wis.
Bond Offering—John E.
increase of 12%.
an
Jackson County, Phoenix Sch. Dist.
Due
12
offered
1991
approved
$51,-
c
Fagin.
11
against
Cedar City,
196,4 to
from
Legality
WISCONSIN
bonds.
p.m.
bonds
1
Nov.
the purchase of
Bond Sale—The
July 9 for
on
Milwaukee,
on
and
Due
For
1967
from
1
Interest
Legality
17
$2,200,000
of
Dated
Sept.
on
July
on
inclusive.
2003
to
to
Harlingen
in Puerto Rico.
totaled
revenue
about
house
30, 1963, revenue of the Authority
for
offered
Co., Inc., at
which produces all electric power
until
(CST)
bonds
until 7 p.m.
Regents, will receive sealed bids
a.m.
1:45
Waxahachie), Tex.
the purchase of
of
Board
Due from 1965 to
UTAH
re¬
bonds.
Improvement Dist. No.
cording to Rafael V. Urrutia, Ex¬
Colleges, Board
Offering—Amos
10
Water
County
100.07,
Output
Lynn
will
until
revenue
ecutive Director of the
(P. O. Stillwater), Okla.
of
bids
E.
July 22 for the purchase
tional
$5,079,671 in April, 1963, com¬
pared with $4,466,163 in April of
Agricultural and
Secretary
Ellis
awarded
Resources
Authority, P. R.
1962,
Jr.,
Water
Rico
Cart-
OKLAHOMA
Mechanical
on
Auditor,
Bond Sale—The
$200,000 im¬
cost
1962.
1,
awarded
about
of
of Regents
City
—
house bonds offered June 27
3.55%.
Oklahoma
Offering
$13,600,000
Auchincloss, Parker &
3.01%.
Sweney
basis
a
of
Redpath, and J. W. Sparks & Co.,
wright & Co., as 3%s, at a price
of
April
sealed
(CST)
awarded
rev¬
,
provement bonds offered June 24
were
ceive
tank
Authority (P. O. Wayne), Pa.
at
sealed bids until 10
(EST)
purchase of $285,000 revenue
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1961. Due
Mc¬
L.
$27,000 war¬ July 17 for the purchase of $1,Dated
the First of 030,000 revenue bonds.
Bond Sale—The $200,000
Radnor
Sabina, Ohio
Bond
to
F.
will receive
a.m. (CST) on
President,
Dallas, Texas
Courthouse.
of
Sachs & Co.; Stone & Web¬
Securities Corp.; First
tional Bank,
Memphis and
sold
|
Corp.
Bond
Virginia Public School Authority
Gold¬
ster
Warrant Sale—The
approving
principles
ruling
Georgia
and
Tex.
until 2 p.m.
the
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell.
Beaumont), Tex.
Oeffring—Dr.
Donald,
Monday, July 8, 1963
.
.
clusive.
2002 inclusive.
the general
enue
man,
Athens,
.
on
Bond
were
of
Technology, Board of Regents
Oak
TEXAS
issuing the ruling, Saxon fol¬
more
of
Bank
State
Lamar
were
Ridge.
rants
College
Weems & Searls.
27
June
the
to
Tenn.
Elkins,
$400,000 school
(P. O.
Texas
lowed
syndicate:
Detroit;
of
Bank
July
on
noon
9, 1963.
basis cost of about 3.11%.
a
Other members of the
offered
awarded
will be sold oh the basis of sealed
1962,
$3,000,000
bonds
ufilimited
and
bids received before
Ridge,
Sale—The
expected that these bonds
authority
Ohio
Kettering,
Oak
Bond
Vinson,
by
approved
ity
*
holding by National Banks.
It
Other members of the syndicate:
Eastman
eligible for purchase, dealing
in,
Southwest, N. A., Houston. Legal¬
TENNESSEE
Obligations—Comptroller
of
Williams.
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