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and FINANCIAL
Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.
THE
Volume
198
Number
LEADING
AND
MOST
INFORMATIVE
6315
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Peabody
Jones
Union
of
Center
Bldg.,
registration statement with the SEC
of
participating
$100,000' to
interests
exploration
in
the
additional
cover
leases
The
Kansas, filed a
covering $1,000,000
Wichita,
Oct.
on
Burch
funds
30,
oil
1964
which
and
program,
gas
be
may
for
requested
acquired
by the program but not explored
before its termination, and $1,500,000 which may be requested
of
participants for equipment, operating expenses and development,
on
under
costs
productive
securities
tion
a
at
terms
of
will
who
Operating Agreement
in
gas
made
payment
on
best-efforts
a
assist
in
the
sale
leases
on
quantities.
which 'are
of these
Offering
basis
of their principal amount;
(unspecified) from its own
.commission
dealers
or
be
100%
the
of
oil
Net
of
to
90.4%
will
the
aggregate
in
shall
own
partnership
whose
undivided
partners
On
Nov.
ment
6,
the
of
M.
Burch
and
•'
in¬
L.,
A.
withdrew
company
originally filed with the SEC
class
A
common
Registration
Nov.
on
shares,
of
registration
its
29,
which
1961,
which
225,000
state¬
covered
to
were
have
offered
by the company and 75,000 by stockholders at $5
share, through Clayton Securities Corp., Boston.—V. 194, p. 2549.
shares
of
of
at
beneficial
$5
the
with
interest
share.
per
Thirteenth
2037
statement
The
in
the
The
Boulder,
Oct.
on
Trust,
Corp.
to
Trust
organized
was
of
repayment
of
the
the
of
estate
afford
individual
on
Chairman
the
diversified
real
balance
Such
Macco
MacLeod
Mr.
Corporation
was
and
and >its
real
is
Boulder.
estate
It
a
Colorado
law
investment
under
the
Trust
has
1961
opportunity
an
trust"
to
and
eligible
amendments
store
buildings,
The
E.
operating
and
Mr.
Cornwall
its
as
lists
Martin
for
to
special
the
Garan
Council
of
Oct.
on
Salesmen's
Organizations, Inc.
in
stock,
of
366
the
T.
Federal
12,
Internal
of
company
with
ticipating
Trust
for
Individual
for
members
under
the
order
to
units
under
of
the
of
who
Council
is
self-employed
of
registration
a
the
Self-Retirement
The
been
has
established
Retirement
benefits
of
filed
covering $2,000,000 of par¬
Self-employed Retirement Plan
Council.
Individuals
members
York,
Revenue
Code.
The
James
George
M.
and
New
Nov.
6
1
filed
York,
covering
100,000 shares
to
are
of
Council
salesman
their
and
who
is
1962
•
shares
offered
representing
Executive
of
for public
outstanding
Vice-President
equal amounts). The offering is to be made by an underwriting
group headed by Bache & Co., 36 Wall St., New York;
and the
shares will be offered at a price related to the then market
price
of the shares,
with a 6'V*%
commission to the underwriters.
the
company, is engaged principally in the manufacture and
men's
and
boys' knitted sport shirts and
boys' woven
sale
sport
the
net
proceeds
of
this
financing,
$700,000
some
be
expended for additional plant facilities at various
Mississippi; and the balance will be used to meet the
will
locations
in
demands
on
working capital resulting from expanding manufacturing and sales
volume, including repayment of current borrowing for such
pur¬
pose.
The company now has outstanding,
in addition to certain
indebtedness, 559,814 common shares, of which 204,796 and 103,565
shares,
respectively, are owned by Samuel Dorsky, President and
and
Seymour
Lichtenstein,
Executive
Vice-Presidpnt.
198. p. 570.
Chairman,
—V.
t
'/
Nov.
Bertman
7,
&
member
a
The
.
the
of
in
each
year
will
ing
year such amount as
derived from
his
$2,500,
or
contribute
employees
compensation
tribute
for
less.
equal
to
and
amount
be
used
Texas.
111
Commission.
for
Devonshire
Houston
Other
Texas,
Texas,
The
collect
and
prospectus
the
such year.
invest
lists
the
22
membership
of
such
shall
of
his
such
and
in
St.
been
The
oil
Bertman
'
■
••
registered
fund,
and
&
Boston,
•'
;
.
-
directors
President
and
determine)
Texas,
Macco
act
Chief
as
gas
with
the
Securities
consisting of 600 $5,000 units
wells in the Gulf Coast area
Co.,
Inc.
has
Mass., 'with
its
Texas
main
office
offices
at
located
are
J.
G.
up
income
ncss,
Jr.
of
Liberty,
the
firm.—V.
197,
p.
2557.
Realty Co.—Debentures Registered—
The company of 7844 East Rosecrans
Ave., Paramount, Calif ,"
a
registration statement with the SEC oh Oct. 30,
covering
$4,000,000 of convertible subordinated debentures due
1978, to be
offered
for
public sale through underwriters headed by Kidder,
filed
be
may
-
Marvin
of
filed
which
Leffler
of
to
be
offered
for
public sale through
an
St.,
and
20
both
under-*
is
will
inventories
working
will
provide
help
be
-
available
for general cor¬
plant
and
equipment,
receivables,
and
mainte¬
investment
in
and
capital
position.
Sale of the de¬
for additional investment as
funds
in
be
first
shares
for
;
$102
&
sale
about
Webster
.
The
public
share
per
by
Corp.,
and
and
covering
1983
102%.
be
headed
Weld
for
and
to
pari
underwriters
White,
(max.
the
and
two
systems
Tenneco Corp.,
for
the
Co.
&
the
bonds
underwriting terms
will
1
proceeds
will
be
the
in
in
the
operate
'
pipe
and sale or delivery of natural
company is engaged directly
production, refining and marketing •
products and in certain other non- *
the sale
of
retire
to
Revolving
to
and
the
petroleum
part
,
own
subsidiary of the
from
company's
subsidiaries
transmission
a
of petroleum
and
utility businesses.
its
of
through subsidiaries
be added
through
3,
offering price
preferred)
for
gas.
used
Dec.
Houston,
1,
amendment.
company
The
line bqnds due Dec.
preferred stock
($100
Securities
line
will
\
•;■/-:
Co.—Securities Reg'd
•■
pipe
cumulative
and
In This Issue
■••■■'
Transmission
mortgage
of
public
supplied
The
under-
of
York.
Now
Gas
headquartered in the Tennessee Bldg.,
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 7,
Stone
and
stock,
Inc.,
Broad
price
company,
a
150,000
company of 1333 Westwood Blvd., Los Angeles, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Nov. 6 covering 100,000 shares
common
financing
•
$35,000,000
is
Planning Research Corp.—Common Registered—
The
a
sale
the production and sale of
poultry feeds, marketed under the name
of soybean oil and grain merchandising.
'r-v-7-
•
by
tration
Co.,
&
20
public
amendment.
business
including
arise
Co.,
offering
for
sale
this
Tennessee
,
The
members
the
by
Peabody
&
public
supplied
adequate
also
Kidder,
Sachs
rate,
filed
Mo.,
covering $35,000,000
1,
offered
be
10%
to
the Trust Fund
therefrom.
organizations the
of
the
Council.
;;-'
by
to
Louis,
St.
Nov.
on
1988,
2022.
p.
offered
the
bonds
short-term
Credit
the
and
notes
Agreement
preferred
stock
outstanding
and
the
general funds of the company.—V.
under
remainder
198,
p.
1788.
Stock and Bond Quotations
'■'**:
PAGE..,
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
_•
>12
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)*-____— 24
National
Boston
Stock
Exchange—
Exchange
Stock Exchange.—
Stock
Midwest
Coast
47
35
—
35
Exchange
Stock
Exchange
35
Stock Exchange
36
—
Canadian
Toronto
Stock
Stock
Exchange
_____
Exchange..
Exchange———
Over-the-Counter Market
and
Bond
Operating
(Federal
Taxes
Deferred
Other
Total
36
Corporation and Investment News—
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings
53
Foreign
Payable
System
Exchange Rates
Consolidated
Twelve
Statement
Federal
of
Reserve
Interest
2,639,811
2,871,614
11,092,429
—
9,807,870
on
income
after
198, p.
46
32,903,241
10>792,437
456,69b
"987,05-
24,550,381
—
22,641,160
2,467,778
2,382,400
22,082,603
20,258.760
stock
divs.
on
pfd.
stock—v
472.
■
Alleghany Corp.—New Stock Interest—
Gamble-Skogmo,
Inc., this issue.—-V.
Allegheny
.
with
the
vs.
12
months
$170,635,584
1963
was
-—.
Revenues, Net
,
has
reported total operating avenues
ended Sept. 30 1963, compared
period ended Sept. 30, 1962- *oi
for the nine months
$128,421,000
Consolidated
.
,
System
Power
of $133,788,260
,
198, p. 1631,
Inc.
System,
Power
Allegheny
Higher—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings
.>
45
34,544,913
11,503,860
117,312
*1,686,640
construction——
to
preferred
on
46
the
—
charges———-debt—:
—
charges—
charged
♦Loss.—V.
46
of
long-term
income
See
of
—
Condition
117,098,639 109,351,132
32,888,370
32,850,363
1,538,842
——
*>/ 274,371
211,821
156,670
158,943
.—
interest
interest
Net
9
Banks
—
Banks
528,003
15,135,591
15,252,063
deductions——
income
before
Dividends
General
Reserve
63,297,325
17,710,729
—
income (electric)
(dividends from subsidiary)—
Other
Income
Interest
Federal
amortization)
income)-:
(net)—;
operating expenses
Miscellaneous
Net
Miscellaneous Features
Member
State
taxes
—
Operating
36
of
of
(net
and
income
Other income
36
and
credit
Investment
142,201,495
68.602,571
18.544,043
967,722
Depreciation and amortization
s
149,987.009
—
Operation and maintenance expenses
36
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Statement
$
(electric)-
revenues
1962
1963
'*'•/'*'•
*
42
:
Averages.
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.—_
Transactions American Stock Exchange—„
Dividends Declared
Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—
''
38
—
Stock
37
37
Stock
Dow-Jones
Alabama Power
.
35
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E.___ 36
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange...
34
Montreal
News of Business and Finance,
30
Stock
Cincinnati
Detroit
Pacific
Exchange
Stock
Condition
Bertman,
Charles, W. Fisher, Jr. of Libertv,
and
Secretary;
Lawrence
J.
Vittrup
of
Geologist. Former Governor of Texas Price
counsel' for
and
foreign markets.
In the first instance, the
funds will be applied to the reduction of short-term indebtedwhich amounted
to
$77,000,000
at
Oct.
31,
1963.—V.
196,
new
vv'W:'
reinvest
be
and
increased
an
due
headed
Square,
SE'C
the
principal
of
of
of
Other
Treasurer;
Vice-President
balance
The
capital,
professional
firms.
The
common
shares, of which
of operations and expand its business.
Goldman,
to
are
opportunities
con¬
The
and
with
interest
animal
purposes,
nance
employee's
...
Liberty.
and
will
($100,000).
working
345,250
Checkerboard
The
proceeds
carrying
mem¬
may
of
Chows,"
bentures
partciipat-.
employee
"Purina
Net
'
A.
officers
Houston,
Daniel
drilling
Goodale,
to
established
scope
debentures
company's
porate
up to
10% of
salesman for
a
participating
each
10%
he
(as
as
Each
of
each
year;
an
ot'jWp- compensation for
determines
business
behalf
on
such
himself
is
ever
year
amount
an
for
which
each
N'evF^rdrk Trust Company) will invest
will
he
income
earned
such
York.
writing terms
eligible to participate in the plan; and each participat¬
will contribute to the Trust Fund and pay to the
Goodale, Chairman of Goodale,
producers, announced that the firm's
Co.,
Exchange
will
Benjamin
Inc., oil
drilling fund had
$3,000,000
of
1963,
its
statement
fund
commercial
employees."
Goodale, Bertman & Co., Inc.—Units Registered—
On
of
1100.
company
New
"in
member
American
-
,•
registration
a
140,000
be
■./;;
(in
Of
added
outstanding
broaden
p.
sinking
-■of
self-employed
_..
by the company and the balance,
stock, by the company's President and
shirts.
has
through underwriters
Exchange Place, and
Plan
Council
the
by
Act
individual
for
v'%. ' ' 'a'-'-" ".'■•■
sale
of
195,
The
30,
its
the
retirement
are
New
Ave.,
Oct.
on
Self-Employed
individual
Council
SEC
Members
provide
salesmen
Every
Fifth
347
the
etc.
Thompson,
Ave.,
on
be
Ralston Purina Co.—Debentures Registered—
■v..
1963,
treatment
tax
Registered—
Fifth
SEC
of which
short-term borrowings
will
acquisition
now
order to
A
-•
,
participate jointly
to
trustees.
Inc.—Common
The company
'Statement
with
common
motels,
Jack
as
the
officials own 64%. Robert W. Krueger, President, and
A. Kriegcr, own 22.8%
and 16.7%, respectively. The com¬
is desirous of acquiring established professional services firms
pany
President.—V.
history
warehouses,
prospectus
Gregory
for
registration
The
public
and nbitf has no interest in any
real
estate or
options to acquire such interests.
Net proceeds
of
this
financing will be
applied
toward
the
purchase of vacant
ground for
the
purpose
of
development into
income
producing
properties,
including
office
buildings,
apartment
houses,
hotels,
no
proceeds
the
management
serves
consisting principally of in¬
primarily (but not exclusively)
intends to quality as a "real
located
estate
designed
outstanding
of
used
of;
one
now
investments
estate
come-producing
technical and economic services'.*,
industrial and governmental clients. The company
to use the proceeds of the stock sale to retire its presently
outstanding 6% subordinated debentures ($112,500, plus interest)
loans.
bank
provides analytical,
company
commercial,
—V.
statement
best efforts
a
2590
Arapahoe
Ave.,
selling commission of
of
receive
under
investors
in
in
to
proposes
.
to
in
&
writing group headed by Laird & Co., 61 Broadway, New York.
offering price and underwriting terms will be supplied by'
development.
and
company;
short-term
company.
of
a
share.
per
real
SEC FILINGS.
•
amendment.
200,000
for
offered
be
filed
Colo.,
covering
25,
offering is to be made
by
Gondrezifck Securities
Boulder, Colo., for which it will
cents
St.,
SEC
basis
60
the
President.-'
company
Copy
a
The
1925.
constitute
Registered—
The
sale
to
organizers
National
First Western Real Estate Investment Trust—Secu¬
registration
Mitchum,
and
—Trust Units Registered—
and
rities
York,
The
residential
outstanding stock
Board
p.
his
SEC
been
per
in
New
Spring St., Los Angeles.' The
and
underwriting terms are
incurred
President
as
its
ber
the
the
principal
ing
•
Industries, Inc.
1963,
$1.60
Stuart
the
195,
Withdrawn—
300.0D0
Place,
South
Parker
as
three-fourths
Earl
are
*'
"•••'
•
Hill
510
engages
applied
were
Trustee
Chestnut
1839
thereof.
an
general
■'
:
Exchange
company
pay
acquired by the Program.
The funds will be
used for lease acquisitions, geological services, drilling and testing
ancL other related activities of the Program.
Burch Exploration
will
manage
the
Program
and
conduct
the
operations
for
the
Frogram.
The acquisition and exploration will be conducted gen¬
erally in Kansas and Nebraska.
Burch Exploration is a limited
Abercrombie.
20
Inc.,
and
leases
the
Inc.,
INSURANCE
•
primarily in connection with the acquisition
of
land by the company.
The prospectus lists John MacLeod as
Board
Chairman, F. E. sCornwall as Vice-Chairman and John B.
will
be
terest
of
be
Explora¬
who purchase
participating interests in the Program
participants in a joint venture
(the
Program)
with
the
purpose of acquiring and exploring a number of oil and gas leases
and
thereafter
equipping, operating and developing the produc¬
ing leases under terms of the operating agreement.
Participants'
in
Co.,
Templeton
rate,
company
loans
Investors
will
ESTABLISHED
...
Price
proceeds of this financing will be applied to the repayment
all outstanding loans made by Macco Corportion, which owns
employees
by Burch
the latter
and
funds
FIELD
Monday, November 11, 1963
public offering price
supplied by amendment.
be
to
Burch Exploration Ltd.—Securities Registered—
company
FINANCIAL
INDUSTRIAL
•
&
&
interest
The
THE
IN
Corporation and Investment News
REGISTRATIONS
SEC
PUBLICATION
for
ended
30,
same
income
$18,463,838
same
Sept.
the
for
net
the
equal
for
to
1963
revenues
period ended
the
nine
$1.98
per
a
were
year
$177,519,411
ago.
months ended
common share,
Sept.
30,
compared
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
Sales
period ended
Sept. 30 last year, with 9,338,589 shares outstanding at the end
of both periods. For the twelve months ended Sept. 30.
1963, con¬
solidated
net income was $24,978,790.
equal to $2.67 per share
against $23,257,176 or $2.49 per share for the same period last
$17,282,354
with
198,
year.-—V.
$1.85
or
the same
for
share,
per
with
Sale—
198, p. 191.
ElectroDynamics, Inc., this issue.—V.
ings
.
Bosch
American
Corp.,
Arma
that
sharper
a
said
the
that
that
the basis
on
fiscal
current
terms
the
quarter sales
year-ago
$401,142 for
quarter,
of
cash
the same period a year
of public financing will be
the market for about $38 million.
solicitation of tenders aggregate $145
State of Maryland.
offered
non-government taxable
debt securities total
$119,987,000 and most of this comprises the large Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith underwritten secondary
speculative sale of Trans World Airlines
debenture with inducing warrants to be sold by Hughes Tool Co. Three rails
also are in the market to sell $12.1 million in two equipment trust certificates
and
first
one
underwritten
mortgage
The
issue.
bond
independent Pacific
Light Co. rights offering to the stockholders involving competitive
and the Weyerhaeuser Co., secondary Morgan Stanley & Co. underwritten
lead the list on the equity slate.
^
Power &
debt issues
corporate
and
municipal
of
backlog
total
The
year's interval.
gain in the
million
than the
more
year-ago
ago.
$2,000,000 5V2%
Co.
of
note due 1965-
America.
American Bosch Arma Corp.—Merger
and
company
negotiations
Altamil
Corp.,
Oct.
announced
23
have
had
Sold
Note
—
reported that the
Talks Ended
that
announced
merger
by
mutual
discontinued
been
printing
Earlier
the
had
been
—V.
198,
companies
but
reached
p.
had
stated
further
that
that agreement in principle
negotiations
were
necessary.
1631.
of lowering reserve requirements further.
The fact that it raised stock
margin requirements last week from 50% to 70% would have made the latter
alternative of reserve requirement reduction look even more incongruous than
its decision to take the former step of expanding open market purchases. Those
managed without a gold check usually like to expand credit
impose selective controls.
/
and simultaneously
During the latest reporting week just passed, overall free reserves for the
country at large were still relatively easy but New York banks were in an
average deficiency position of $173 million with the N. Y. Fed. Each day on
basis, they borrowed $400 million Federal Funds, increased their
the Fed by $148 million and wound up with the largest
deficiency since Jan. 3, 1962. Nevertheless, the 14 larger N. Y. banks happily
borrowings
bids,
sale
from
commercial
saw
total
new
industrial loans
and
record
The week's
rise
was
the week
the
for
largest for
non-quarterly tax payment period. Moreover, their loans to commercial banks
$275 million. Chicago, too, had a record high lending total and one of its
largest weekly increases.
rose
.
For the system
whole, member bank's free reserves on a daily average
came to $121 million for the Nov. 6 week—a decline
of $30 million from the
upward revised figure of $151 million for Oct. 30 week. Spot free reserves
the
for
6
Nov.
as
a
day
$96
were
million 'from
million—down $419
the
previous;
Wednesday.
to be publicly
AVERAGE
OF
RESERVE
FEDERAL
DATA
CREDIT
(In Millions of Dollars)
Month of-
—Week Ending—
table below, corporate bonds show the
Nov. 6
Free
backlog.
Reserves
Governments
loan notes. Next week
Housing Authority ag¬
gregating $461,814,000 in temporary loan notes; State of Connecticut $35.3
million 12 months state housing series notes; and $50 million California bond
anticipation notes pending the legal settlement of the $100 million water bonds
intended to be the first in a long run series of offerings involving $1.7 billion!
increasing $250 million for
high of $11.9 billion.
a
City Housing Authority 6-1/5 months temporary
quite active with: the PHA and New York City
*
Held*
Sept.
Year-Ago Year-Ago
Week
August
October
64
151
133
1.33
391
419
32,332
15,582
32,233
30,235
30,241
15,602
15,977
16,050
32,474
32,606
15,583
,
.
Oct.
33,031
15,582
15,582
—
_
Oct. <30
121
.___—
Stocks
Gold
into this week's money market is the $17,093,000 New
The significant entry
York
Inc.
was
will be used to purchase new
binding equipment.—V. 196, p. 2175.
The
totaled $461,707, against
Net earnings of $136,248
flow
greatest
So too, corporate equities which are about $355
in the appropriate
Press,
Proceeds
offered, many with tentative sales dates assigned, edged $100 million ahead of
the week-ago tabulation and is $680 million, larger than the year-ago tally.
As indicated
bf the
total
agreement.
a
publicly
week's
This
1963
average, on a net
million in 26 issues of a
and larger in size of which two issues alone take up half the dollar
involved. They are the $31.8 million Philadelphia, Pa., and $38,270,000
State and local
amount
a
Prudential Insurance
to
and
earnings
net earnings,
who want money
million
78
of operations to date he was
ending next Feb 28 would
sales,
Stratford
had sold
company
of $5,977,846 compared with $5,191,291 for
while
sought, in
senior corporate and municipal debt instruments and in corporate equities, in
the week oh hand dominated by secondaries in the corporate sector. The week's
debt float slated for sale amounts to $265.6 million and equities are expected
to tap
and
results and
^
,
SIDNEY BROWN
dollar volume
heavy
moderately
American Book
Privately—On Nov. 6, 1963 it
year
instead
By
the quarter compared favorably with the $127,286
comparable period last year.—V. 193, p. 1047.
/
substantial gains in sales and earn¬
toward anticipated,
Financing Ahead
Corporate and Municipal
earnings
sales,
in
upturn
in the company's second quarter
be a record one in
share, and cash flow.
Second
record levels for the
31, Louis B. Golden,,
earnings and cash flow reached
and fiscal first half ended Aug.
President, reported.
net
said
reflected
again
Vending Corp.—Sales, Net Up
American Automatic
second quarter
was
Golden
confident
198, p. 1631,
this issue.—V.
per
A
Monday, November 11,
.
for
$11,251,267, compared
flow increased corre¬
to
Cash
for the year.
Mr.
Talks Ended—
Altamil Corp.—Merger
Sales,
.
reached
and
Golden
flow
target
on
See United
climbed
$9,910,677.
of
coupled with results' to date in the third quarter were more indica¬
tive of the full-year outlook.
He said that the company was well
Asset
Inc.—Proposed
Associates,
months
six
total
$854,096, compared with $754,462 for the
same period a year ago.
Net earnings of $257,930 were also above
last year's record six-month total of $253,250.
Mr.
Research
Allied
first
year-ago
spondingly
566.
p.
the
for
the
cash
See
-.
(1838)
Includes Repurchases.
will be
if and when
legally freed to appear.
v
To
of
expand reserves, the Fed made
governments. The former
was
record high average and spot purchase
a
$557 million over Oct. 30 week for a total of
$33,031 million and included $209 million repurchases. The latter for the Nov. 6
day $252.4 million outright purchases and included $268.1 million repurchases for
a
Wednesday-to-Wednesday change of plus $520,550,000. In that rise, the Fed
on $129,850,000
in bills, $40 million in notes and $82.6 million in bonds.
Contracting average reserves for the week were $101 million reduction in the
took
AIRLINES 880,962,000
WORLD
TRANS
SECONDARY DEBENTURES;
float, and outflow of $184 million in currency from the banks, a decline of $217
million in vault cash and an increase of $243 million in required deposits.
$38,270,000 STATE OF MARYLAND; $31.8 MILLION PHILADELPHIA;
LIGHT CO. RIGHTS COMMON
PACIFIC POWER &
STOCK OFFERINGS
On
OFFERING FLOAT.
HEAD WEEK'S
Among this week's larger capital corporate and municipal debt and equity
corporate issues are:
million
RAMO, INC.,
CHICAGO,
across
via Laird & Co.
,
Also,
$38,270,000
repurchases acquired, the banks on average borrowed an additional $205 mil¬
Fed for the week and saw $134 million leave the 'Fed's deposit
accounts.
BURLINGTON & QUINCY RR. equipment trust
the board; 141,035 secondary shares of RUSS
TOGS, INC., class A common via Shearson, Hammill & Co.; 150,000 shares
of AEROSOL TECHNIQUES, INC., common, of which 70,000 are secondaries
.
STATE
OR
the twelfth consecutive week, gold stocks remained unchanged
stretch since—and it tied the 1933-34 record. Cumulative since
Jan. 1 to date, the gold outflow was $395 million compared to $912 million
in the 1962 Jan. 1-Nov. 7 period.
The gold loss since the year-ago week was
$391 million and the Fed added seven times that in governments monetized to
offset considerably the gold drain.
% '
.%/.
triple-"A"
MARYLAND
rated
across
For
longest
the
general obligations; $6 million MILWAUKEE, WISC., water works
mortgage 2-year anticipation notes; $4 million HAMPTON TOWN¬
SHIP, MICH.
Wednesday (November 13):
$7 million equipment trust certificates of NORFOLK & WESTERN RY.
COMPETITIVE
28-DAY
board
"AA"
across
rights offering of 717,408 shares of
the board;
common
of PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT CO. to stockholders of record date of Oct. 30
with
million in first mortgage bonds of
SEABOARD AIR LINE RR. rated "A" by Moody's and S & P; $80,962,000
of TRANS WORLD AIRLINES, INC., outstanding 6V2 % subordinated income
debentures rated "Caa" by Moody's and "C" by S & P and not of institutional
quality and not being sold as such according to the underwriter, Merrill
Lynch, et al. This issue also contains warrants to purchase 2,185,974
rights
common
expiring
shares to
on
be
Dec.' 5;
offered
in
of $1,000
face amount of debentures
and warrants to
purchase 27 shares and to be sold by Hughes Tool Co.
Also, $31.8 million PHILADELPHIA, PA. (G. O.'s with 13-year & 15V2year averages)-rated
"A" across the board; $5.4 million CLEAR LAKE
-
CITY WATER AUTH., TEXAS.
Thursday (November 14):
Also,
$7.3
million
BELLEVILLE
TP.
H.
S.
JR.
COLL.
DIST.
201,
I. S. D. NO. 89, OKLA.
Friday (November 15):
$35
million
units
of
OKLIANA
via
.,
MASSIVE
OPEN
&
250,151,000
$265,590,000
.378,281,000
239,465,000
617,746,000
9,650,000
99,850,000
86,350,000
96,000,000
42,288,000
138,288,000
15,419,000
115,269,000
38,900,000
154,169.000
$358,509,254
$336,428,504
$1,213,649,254
$1,115,323,704
$176,504,500
$881,048,000
Dec.
|S2-Dec.
7
$357,617,000
$497,523,000
$855,140,000
$264,245,000
$514,650,200
$778,895,200
$336,165,000
$368,378,500
$704,543,500
Total
Last
week
Nov.
8,
1962
^Includes
Veterans
■
Last Week
November 8,1962
$631,017,000 (33)
393,608,740 (23)
$595,195,000 (34)
351,358,740 (22)
$402,084,100 (29)
95,783,690 (18)
$1,024,625,740 (56)
$946,553,740 (56)
$497,867,790 (47)
*$675,977,000 (91)
$656,119,200 (90)
$522,578,500(124)
$1,700,602,740(147)
$1,602,672,940(146)
$1,020,446,2.90(171)
$358,509,254
(33)
438,300,000
dates
__-
dates
Municipals with
Total
Rochester, Pittsford,
.
NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
(77)
$337,428,504 (31)
533,851,050 (81)
$185,135,380 (49)
259,352,400(204)
This Week
dates
Total
$1,925,000 Nazareth College of
(Nov. 21).
COMPETITIVE AND
TOTAL
Without
N. Y. CITY HOUSING AUTH.
$2,850,000 Macalister College, St. Paul, Minn.
Day—Nov. 11; Thanksgiving Day—Nov. 28.
12);
(Nov.
Note:
notes
(Nov. 12).
following non-tax-exempt bonds:
the
•(•Includes
Y.
million and larger. Excludes $17,093,000
only issues of $1
loan
temporary
N.
of
all
bonds__—__
Stocks:
dates
Without
dates
MARKET
It may well be that the Federal Reserve
credit needs of the
economy by
Board has
expanding
PURCHASES,
INCL.
decided to accommodate
open
Total
—
Data
market
purchases
$796,809,254(110)
$761,279,554(112)
$444,487,780(253)
t$2,497,411,994(257)
$2,363,952,494(258)
$1,464,934,070(377)
stocks
stocks
Total
&
bonds
denotes the number of capital issues to be offered publicly for cash and
domestic and foreign dollar-seeking financial arid non-financial issues and include
and SEC-registered secondaries. Excluded are U. S. Government securities as
parentheses
in
investment
BONDS, TO ASSIST MEMBER BANK FREE RESERVES WIHLE
$145,603,000
1.28,130,000
by
refinancing
Co., Inc.
CONTRARIOUSLY TIGHTENING STOCK MARGIN REQUIREMENTS,
seasonal
$303,446,254
*119,987,000
23
30
1.1-Nov.
CORP.
convertible subordinated debentures of CRAFT MASTER CORP
RESORTS TO
$37,856,254
16
18-Nov.
25-Nov.
Willi
Fulton, Reid & Co. Inc. and Wm. T. Robbins
FED
Total Visibles
Nov.
Nov.
Corporate
comprising 500,000 shares of com¬
mon and
500,000 shares of preferreds ($6.00 par value) via Equity Under-,
writers, Inc.; Also, $16 million IOWA STATE UNIV., IOWA.
Expected sometime during this week are: 125,000 shares of common and $1
million of 6%
(Cols. 3 & 4)
Stocks
ST
CLAIR CO., ILL.; $3,780,000 HAMILTON TP.. N. J.; $3 million JEFFERSON
PAR. EAST BANK CONS. SEWERAGE DIST., LA.; $3 million OKLA. CO.
'
Corporate
Total Bonds
Nov.
With
400,000 secondary offering of capital stock shares of WEYERHAEUSER CO.
via Morgan Stanley & Co.;
(51
(4 V
(31
(Cols. 1 & 2)
Municipals6
Bondst
Taxable Bonds:
v
UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
(2)
Taxable
$22
units
AND
(1)
revenue
rated
York
$265 million weekly decline in required reserves.
a
Expanding credit developments were: besides the open market direct purchases
and
—the
AA
Contrary to nation's deposit-rise, the larger New
reserves.
Nebraska.
'
million
increase of
lion from, the
Tuesday (November 12):
certificates rated
required
subordinated sinking fund debentures via
6%%
First Nebraska Securities Corp.,
$5.1
in
City banks suffered
Monday (November 11—Veterans Day, Legal Bank Holiday with Stock Exchanges
open):
■
V. •
! •
\'v$2
spot basis, the banks felt keenly the currency in circulation
a
$344 million, the drop of $458 million in vault cash, and the rise of $217 million
companies
well as private placements and such non-public offerings as exchanges,
and for issuance under employee and other preferential stock option
shares reserved for conversion
plans, and "from time-to-time
sales."
$35,230,000
•(•Includes:
in
million Seaboard Airline RR.
ferreds
$300,000
of
or
seven
equipment trust
whicjh foui;, amounting to $45.5 million,
less of which four have sales dates set.
'
/
bid dates set besides the $22
Also, includes $63.8 million in eight pre¬
certificates with
first mortgage bonds (Nov. 13).
have sales dates. Further, includes 21 issues
November
/
,
7,1963
of
Number 6315
198
Volume
.
.
:
i----.
<
Aro
Inc.—
American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
Net Lower— ■
The
■:;
:
of
Estimated
like
the
for
reported,
Net
profit
operating
net
$2,164,000
was
v,
•
Estimated
for
or
With
regard
the
to
1963-64
tne
it
will
forthcoming calendar year.''
the
in
On
ment
the
over
like
the
last
of
lower than those for the like quarter of last year,
comparatively weaker competitive position for the tele¬
network during the 1962-63 season.—V. 198, p. 566.
division
relle
preceding
period
Life
Bankers
Insurance
this
Corp.,
18%
Mr.
Mr.,
Equipt. Tr. Ctfs.
trust
this
certificates
plans
road
due
1,
Dec.
sell
to
1964-78
Financial
American
Ended
Months'
Corp.—Nine
30—
Sept.
received
20
Nov.
York.-r-V.
announced
was
198,
(12
EST),
noon
1325.:
p.
'
220
at
75
East
initiated
which
deposits—
loans—
carn'gs before provision
for
Provision
■
1962
Third
Industries, Inc.—Net, Sales Higher
net earnings of
from
the
net
198,
company were $l,8yo,000
its Aquaness Department!
of
Gottshall,
earnings
from
and
President
per
the
share
common
Aquaness
ing
tax—1_—151,684
75.700
1,217,035
$1.53
795,571
1,042,678
the
lems
Products
Corp.—Note
in quarterly earnings
in
and
July
Pri¬
19
were
1962,
the
Net
equivalent
class
will
manufacturing
of various other
poses.—V. 190,
used
be
income
from
per
198,
American
construction
for
150.
p.
Natural
for the
share
$35 010,151
$2 38
of
a
corporation
%%■"
Gas
the
Atlas
tor
mid-1962.
is
months
for the
revenues
Life
Bankers
Insurance
dent,
the
plant startup
revenues
5%—1963
up
including $1,156,000 of
the Aquaness sale; 1962, $2,813,000.
from
the
$67-
95
non-re¬
$25.38
this
Corp.,
Privately—On Nov.
Chemical
&
197,
issue.—V.
4,
Sold
Corp.—Notes
1963 the company announced y;
private placement of $20,000,000 of notes due Oct.
arranged through Glore,
1*88. The financing was
Forgan & Co., and Lehman Brothers, New York.
Chief. Executive Officer, has an¬
nounced
that
sales
and
net
income
for
the
third quarter and
first
nine
months
of
this year
were
higher
than in
the cor¬
Colefax,
Peter
Chairman
and
,
1962. For the quarter ended Sept. 30, 1963
sale j
were
$12,710,797,
against $11,481,047 in the same quarter
last
year.
Net income was $1,16.4,358 equal after preferred divi¬
dends
to 49
cents per share on the 2,286,052
shares of common
stock
outstanding,
as
against $764,890,
or
31 ' cents per share
for the third quarter of
1962, also after preferred dividends.
periods
responding
Sept.
in
the
three
first
the
for
including 33 cents
sale; 1962, 79 cents.
Aquaness
30—
a
of
Equipment
Safety
Bank
assembly
and
1.317,296
963,063
448,537
$0.96
$0.70
B.
M.—Rights Offering—The
is offering its shareholders
the right to subscribe for
1,793,750 additional voting
ordinary shares and 5,147,500 additional non-voting
"A" ordinary shares in
the ratio of one ordinary
ordinary shares and one "A" ordi¬
share for each two "A" ordinary shares held of
record Nov. 7, 1963 (the Bank's transfer books
hav¬
ing been closed from Oct. 24 to Nov. 7, 1963, incl.).
subscription price is $1.22 per share. Rights ex¬
pire Nov. 25, 1963. The offering has been registered
under
distribution
Ended
Period
Ac¬
Corp.—Proposed
\
/
Sept.
center
the
for
•
.
company,
'
'
30—
Mr.
Krasnow,
•
,•
1962
income
Earnings
134,735
$0.25
$0.22
1
l
share---———
per
198,
$3,529,445
———
951.
p.
last
y
Sales
Inc.—Net,
^BUSINESS—The
mercial
is
bank
making
those
in
the
United
Bank
ended
quarter
$707,956
quarter of 1963 up from
period of 1962.
in
Bank
The
is
also
In
and
1948,
that
r
•
Sept.
30,
for
its
including
the/ shares
bank¬
general
the
or
cents
79
$607,919
68
or
share
per
cents
per
Equipment Corp.—Name
Animation
of
name
of
$15,-
Equipment
the
company
end
animation
besides
of
name
products
cameras.
equipment,
cameras
the
Corp.
had
special
AND
financial
change.% Up
were
Today,
the
for
writing
at
and
3,
paid in
Presi¬
total"
Robertson,
expected
to
for
ended
the
the
sales
the
quarter
16,
cents
the
first nine months of
cents
$1.19
or
:
ended
$98,123,000,
last
of
comparable
year.
half
first
of
pri¬
amounted
1963
months
nine
29
or
of
cents
per
for
the
share
per
•
1963, consolidated net
compared with $116,767,000 for the
Net
earnings totaled $2,929,000, or
against
1962
of
equipment.
year.
months
to
share,
per
the
income .reflecting
net
$278,877,000 for the first
after taxes totaled $5,202,000
$21,135,000
quarter
period
30, 1963, B. E.
Performance gen¬
against
three
third
for the
and
bowling
third
same
Sept.
Sept.
30,
$10,690,000
period.—V.
198,
60
or
cents
676.
p.
share
per
.
Burney Bros., Inc.—Acquisition—
Burney Bros,
has
purchased the capital stock of the Deppe
Vienna
Baking
Co.,
Chicago,
it was announced
on
Nov.
1,
by
C.
J.
Burney, Sr., Chairman of Burney
Bros.
Terms were not
disclosed..
Deppe
pendent
of
in
Israel.
group
&
to
the
1954.
establishment/ of
In
the
the
1962, the Bank
free world,
not including
1963.
Capital
its
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.,
consists of:
Burnham
Co.,
Paine,
&
Bank
ranked
of
151st
.
subsidiaries,
IL.
were
the United States under¬
Jackson & Curtis, White,
Webber,
New
Co.,
198,
p.
York
Hanseatic
Corp.,
E.
M.
1529.
third
the
Corp.—Shows Nine Months' Profit—
Barber Oil has announced consolidated
for
the
Sept.
in
solidated
for
the
1963
30,
For
1962.
of
the
.
$426,443
net income
against
months
nine
$52,294
ended
period
in
1962.—V.
198,
for
for
Sept.
30,
jiet income was $963,798 as compared to
same
a
the
quarter
the
same
1963
the
pe¬
con¬
loss of $51,608
768.
p.
1.963
report
Change—
changed
that
to
of
Oxberry
responsibility are in no
to seven years ago, the
ago.
makes
and
stands.—V.
stands
opticial
several
190,
p.
and
Oxberry
printers,
types
of
film
process
1174.
Net
by
nine
months
President,
•
in
ended, Sept.
nine
months
record
high
August
to
rose
12.5%
to
$10,305,459
$9,157,543 attained in the like
were the highest of any month in
sales
from
the
period a
the com¬
the
$744,221
nine
months,
after
all
charges
and
Business
months.—V.
198,
p.
17.7%
Sales
sales
4
Men's
continue
and
Co.
of
serving
a
variety
bakes
Vienna
buns,
per¬
in
specialize
to
Deppe
rolls,
Assurance
a
Total
year's
life
months
nine
of
months
of
year
Total
the
volume
of
1963
goods,
sweet,
America
Net
—
of
sales
in
from
force
$2,383,000,000
the
or
year
income
this
ago.
year
$55,521„00J.—V.
end
to
L
-
/
p.
■
,
quar¬
of
6.4%
the
first
the
$46,088,000
than
compared
with
$46,-
was
$7,185,000
of
$2,300,000.
income
tlianr
for
..."
investments
more
.
$2,614,000,000.
greater
provided
6%
197,
during
the
1«62
:
third
the
disbursements
$49,364,000
or
of
9.7%
total
4.5%
from
sources
$58,850,000,
was
was
of
Income
Other
for
September,
representing a gain
of $40J,988,C00.
increased
expenses,
million
$55
above
the
at
figure
■
income
a
51.3%
President, announced.
$436,182,000,
$48,159,000
were
exceeded
of
Grant,
quarter
and
$6,575,000.
total
D.
ago.
Premium
against
W.
third
taxes
protection
increase
an
insurance
Including
618,000
the
peak
new
last
a
insurance
September,
$36.5 million,
brought
to
nine
life
of
of
of
This
ter
over
a
year
ago,
when
1945.
Byer-Rolnick Corp.—New Name—
See
Byer-Rolnick, Hat Corp.,
Cadre
Net
Industries
earnings
,$51,000
share
for
the
first
cents
5
or
for
this issue.
'
■
Corp.—Net. Sales Higher—
per
share
quarter
as
ended
against
Sept.
$16,000
30,
or
2
1963
cents
were
per
the
corresponding period in fiscal 1963. In announcing
the increase in earnings, Wayne W.
Cawley, Chairman end Presi¬
dent, also reported that sales for the first period increased to
$2,507,700 versus $2,362,300.—V. 194, p. 1156.
Canadian
Refractories
Ltd.—Common
Offered—On
Nov.
1, 1983, L. C. Beaubien & Co., Ltd., and Royal
Corp., Ltd., Montreal, offered publicly in
Canada only, 300,000 shares of this firm's outstanding
common stock at $17.50 per share,
'
'
Securities
The offering represents 30% of the company's out¬
standing stock, all of which had been owned by Har¬
bison-Walker Refractories Co., Pittsburgh. The Cana¬
dian Parliament is now acting on legislation to re¬
duce the withholding tax on dividends paid to parent
firms from 20% to 10% after 1965, if the subsidiary
is at least 25% owned by Canadians.
Refractories
of
Montreal
largest miner, manufacturer and
is
the country's
marketer of refrac¬
tories, non-metalic minerals, rotary cement kilns, and
nesitic deposits
mar,
/
Quebec.
its
deep-mines natural magunderlying some 5,000 acres near Kil-,
processing, the material is sent
After
lVTareland, Que., plant.
Capitol
from
860.
will
bread,
management,
same
taxes,
the previous peak of $631,706
achieved
in
the
nine
months
to
Sept. 30,
1962.
The profit for
the nine months; this year is equal to 86 cents a share on 865,666
shares of commcfn stock, against 73 cents a share in the 1962 nine
up
and
Chicagoland.
inde¬
and
separate
a
as
the
Higher—
to
history.
for
of
operate
other industrial furnaces. It
of
56-year
interim
an
/
the
income
amounted
earnings in the
Harris L. Willits,
and
stockholders.
for
previous
year
cited
are
to
Sales
as
high sales
products
to
substantially
including
Canadian
(C.R.) Bard, Inc.—Sales Up 12.5%; Net 17.7%—
Record
and
restaurants
products,
Tlio
branches in New York City, London
Leumt became the Bank of Issue and
of the Government of Israel.
It
'■
continue
with
company
sonnel,
the
;
Vienna Will
Food
Industries,
Inc.—Additional
Financ¬
ing Details—Our Nov. 4, 1963 issue reported the sale
Oct. 29 of $1,700,000 Capitol Food Industries 6V2%
sinking
fund
convertible
subordinated
debentures
on
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S.
Salle
(Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York. N. Y., under the Act
1879. Subscription in United States, U. 8. Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union, $80.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per year. Other countries, $87.00 pel'
pear.
Dana
On
volume
new
last
period
Seibert,
Treasurer;
Chicagro 3, Illinois
March
in
of
or
of
Bank,
offices
agent
until
June
Barber Oil
riod
share
announced
been
animation
firm
projectors
animation
COMMERCIAL
than
lower
months
sales
earnings
down from
amounted
business in
international.
Its head
branch
137
largest banks in
the
of
addition
In
pany's
and
management
affected by
company's
chief
will be
dividend
^.seasonally, in
up
nine
decline
Net
For
aggregated
ended
Corp.-
way
the
net
$241,027,000
in'-respect of the
30,
and surplus at the same
IL.' 33,774,615.
The exchange rate between the
Israel pound and the United States' dollar is IL. 3.00 to $1.00.
30,
/^Ownership,
liquidating
Corp.—Sales, Net Down Sharply—
a
sales
banking
the
with
compared
for the first nine months of 1963 showed an increase
of nearly 11%
over the same period of
1962.
Sales for the nine
mont s
ending Sept. 30,
1963 amounted to $45,175,080, against
$39,789,212 for the same period in 1962.—V. 198, p. 567.
4.
%
first
the
payment in 1964. A. Bruce
that the total distribution is
reduced
-
its shares
on
Bank,
the sale of
commercial
domestic
has
Bank
financial
the
the 500
Deposits
it
capacity
toward
among
both
and
subsidiaries
has
banker
Israel
the
available
.
general
a
aspects,
Zurich.
in
on
Tel-Aviv
in
sole
served
Bank
/
,
the largest com¬
institution in Israel,
Earnings
Nov.
the
Consolidated
and
of
proceeds of
paid cash dividends
carries
various
its
office
Net
;
1902
financial
same
Animation
,
final
tor
with
year,
marily
and for every year thereafter.
1933
year
States.
1
■<
has
in
Higher—
quarter of 1962. based on sales for the quarter
against $12,622,975 for last year's third quarter.
were
that
earlier
and
year
month
shareholders
all
to
funds of The
to
,
organized
non-governmental
offering
added
be
The
Bank,
and
the
Warburg & Co., Inc.—V.
-—■J-
066,868
Earnings
1933.
underwritten
Ltd.; Kleinwort, Benson Ltd.; and N. M. Rothschild
Sons; and in part by Otzar Hityashvuth Hayehudim
B. M., the Bank's parent in Israel.
reported an increase in earnings of more than
company has
for
the
third
Act of
being
'
•
Ametek,
Ltd.—Liquidation
Bensinger, Chairman and President, announced.
erally paralleled the trend which occurred in
&
Weld
•
'
is
part by a
United States group managed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Inc., New York, in part by a European group con¬
sisting of the London firms of S. G. Warburg & Co%
date
149,025
sales
Net
offering
l',C24,701,971
1963
>
$4,013,704
Net
the Securities
The
Bank
>
Corp.
to
,$ 197,,114,358.
a
earnings were
they were sharply
for
Leumi-le-Israel
will
1963,
'
said.
voted
and
although
same
(Tel-Aviv, Israel)
and
30,
Power
share.
per
1962
'612,498
ing business..
to
Kenneth Krasnow, President, stated that pre¬
liminary negotiations for the acquisition of the assets of Tulareloft
Inc., Tulare, Calif., had been started. Tulareloft is a producer of
automotive seat belts. The acquisition will establish a West Coast
Oct.
NOTE:
Preferred—
,
Brunswick
•
$8,382,447
860.
p.
$38,-
amounted
1963
quisition—■
William
198, p. 1436.
Redeem
to
share,
1903
_________
198,
Bank
all
American
THE
Division—,
this issue.—V.
approved motions to ask the Province's Supreme
liquidate the company, to appoint Montreal Trust Co., as
liquidator, and to request the liquidator to continue the powers
of directors,
if and when requested.—V. 198. p. 1437.
to
$9,925,136
taxes
earnings
share
1962.
30, 1963 sales totaled
corresponding period of
quarters
equal- to $1.27 per share as compared with $2,914,069
share for the first nine months of 1962.—V. 198, p. 567.
$3,028,204,
$1.21
ended
$35,336,420
from
up
income
of
months
nine
the
840,637
Street,
quarter and $2,172,000 for
up from $657,000 and $2,125,000,
period.—V, 198, p. 567. .
Stockholders also
the
cents
/
Sept.
of
and
stated
Court
The
Potash
strin
%hird
'
Dur¬
share for each two
517.
American
1,
of
has
stockholders
expected
1963
Sales
share—1963,
1,
total
a
late
$3,575,000
earnings
before
Net
—V.
reported consolidated net income of
months ended Sept. 30, 1963. This is equal
the .14,711,292 common shares outstanding.
on
bettered
earnings
Fidelity
Sept.
<
earnings
bringing nine
23 cents,
with the previous record
1962.
Dollar earnings
period
Inc.—To
Columbia
Nov.
It
a
nary
On
to
share
no
are
3' cents
v
,
T
American Plan Corp.—Acquisition—
third
nine
per
liquidate the company, which
operating assets. British Columbia Electric Co.r the com¬
pany's only subsidiary/was sold to the Province or' British Columbia
has
remaining process prob¬
polyols
plant
were
terminated.
operating
common
Ended
Period
Earnings
Co.—Net, Revenues Higher
of $317,892,687 for the latest 12
by 9 6%
the $289,994,036 of revenues reported
months ended Sept. 30, 1962.—V. 197, p. 2559.
The
to
of
quarter
months
has
Gas
12
per
Operating
16rv
thtr>
Point
Sales
'
;
exceeded
—V.
the
said,
1962
same
the
both
$12,169,000
outstanding
On
snare,
figures
of
Plastics Corp.—Nine Months'
Report
Aurora
new
a
by 12.7#
the consolidated net income
of $31,055,479—$2.11
per
share on the same number of common
share —earned in the preceding 12 months.
On
year's
compared
same
Graham
the
its
British
stock.
A
768.
p.
Per
or
for
Mr.
last
as
the
for
in
according
of $31,064,000.
quarter
Approved—
cents,
$64,346,000.
nonrecurring
—V.
plant at Stockton, Calif., expansion
facilities, and general corporate pur¬
Natural
American
For
cents,
for
1963.
called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1963, all
4 V'a%
cumulative preferred stock at $101 per
share.
Payment will be made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York.—V, 197, p. 2248.
'
:
were:
and
earnings—1963,
Earnings
said,
new
been
figures
sales
1962,
Co.,
Proceeds
Net
76
from
for
level
third
(Jos.) Scliliiz Brewing Co.,
1962.
1,
to
sales
year s
that
$696,000
to
The
of
earnings
cents
These
comparisons since
he
the
had
now
month's
curring
of
quarter,
with
Consolidated
vately—On Nov. 6, 1963 it was repqrted that the com¬
had sold privately to the New York Life Insur¬
a $3,000,000 note due 1978.
in
the substantial losses incurred since
1962
Nine
700,195
third
1963
resolved,
$1.49
Sold
reported
quarters of
dividend on the
a
connected
586,000;
Forest
American
as
v
,
cents
both
52
were
transaction.
President noted that 1963 third quarter net earn¬
ings even before nonrecurring income,
were
substantially better
than for the same quarter last year (due
principally to significant
gains by the explosives division)
and
represented
the
lirst
im¬
Net
the
last
Bigelow-Sanford,
Chairman.
company
provement
1,118,378
12
in
share
41,131,118
—
379.
p.
witn
payment
44,825,286
shares outstanding—
Average
p.
cents
achieved
months,
See
transaction.
cents
33
54,474,035
earnings—.—!
Sc
See
bringing
above
records
of
the
sale
by Ralph K.
the
quarter
61,848.738
1,368,719
for income tax
income
Federal
Report
$55,358,948
_
earnings per share
12
24
respectively,
sales and operating revenues for the third
quarter
8't to $22,879,000, compared with $21,173,000 in the same
of 1962.
;
up
alter
1963
;
Mortgage
The
said,
earnings
months
Third
quarter .sales of
$10,308,000 for the same
the
reported
results
cents
nine
42nd
.
than
15.6%.
to
increased
■ -
the proceeds of the Aquaness sale were $740,000,
against $498,000 reported for the same period in 1962. Aquaness
was
sold to the Milwhite Mud Sales Company of Houston, Texas,
compared
$80,846,925
t
Li-i
'
Savings
to
better
and
nine
President.
Graham
Graham
months
at
Consolidated
195,
issue.—V,
'
Period
ance
that
reported
was
excluding the proceeds of the Aquaness sale
Fidelity
pany
Sell
Earnings excluding
including
ASS0tS''
—V.
RR.—To
-V
quarter 1963
(including $1,156,000
The
.
be
New
common
Net
it
equipment
Third
& Casualty Co., Inc.—Subsidiary
1545.
Net
Graham,
first
Beatrice Foods Co.—Sells
were
Sold—
Net
were
1962,
bidding.
Atlas Chemical
a
American Fidelity
p.
4,, 1963,
of
will
Bids
quarter
See
B.
the
Inc.—Sales. Net Higher—
sales
new
and
3
were
ting
vision
Nov.
$3,390,000
competitive
it
/1' ;
,
theatre business showed a marked improve¬
quarters of the year and was ahead of
year.
Profits for the ABC broadcasting
the -third quarter,
In
Coast Line
set
company
quarter
William
which
work as well as our owned television
progressively stronger competitive position
a
.The
third
per
$35,909,000,
Street,
net
in
be
$52
at
ABC-TV night-time program schedule
started;, in
mid-September,
Mr.
new
season
the
continues,
stations
ali
1963,
2,
'vv
■
Atlantic
said,
"Public
acceptance of 1 our
schedule,
based
on
i.uuience measurements to date, has been most gratifying and,
if
Baxter Laboratories,
1632.
Goldenson
all
Preferred—
increased
$7,it)b,000
for
Redeem
share plus accrued dividends of 56 V* cents per share. Payment will
be made at the Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago.—V. 198, p.
year.
first nine months was
$8,003,000 or $1.79 a
year.
Net profit, in¬
$1.55 a share against
the
a
like
capital gains,
was
$6,906,000
or $1.7,7 a share in 1962.
cluding
share for last
a
share compared with
period of the previous
$1.43
the
profit
operating
net
or
for
share
56c
or
Corp.—To
(1839)
corporation has called for redemption on Dec.
outstanding 4 '/a %
cumulative
preferred stock
its
V-%; %v', y-' '■/
.%•.'%■ v.v..
gains, was $2,333,000 or 52c- a
,v
including capital
with $2,510,000
profit,
$6,383,000
1963
of
48c a share against $2,450,000 or 55c a share
period
of
1962, Leonard H. Goldenson,
President,
or
compared
share
quarter
third
the
for
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
accouBt of
the
fluctuations in,the
rate
of exchange,
remittance
for foreign
subscriptions and
advertisements nyust be
made in New York
fundi,
The Commercial and Financial
4
stock
Litton
1,
principal
rate
company—Senior indebtedness:
notes payable to a
bank
(payable $100,000 Feb. 10, 19(34
and $100,000 Oct. 10, 1964)___
6'/( notes payable to a bank (ad¬
justed balance payable in in¬
'
.
1968
25,
Jan.
v
;
plus accrued dividends of
158,273
______■
r
On
indebtedness;
;
subord.
debenture
April 27, 19o7__-„^_—-
Subordinated
O'.a'f
\
$500,000
500,000
1,700,000
1,700,000
6Va'«'' 'sinking' fund coiiv. subord.
■
amounts
'
Nov.
on
stock
120,000
332,355 shs.
below have severally
purchase from the company the respective principal
amounts of debentures' set forth opposite their names, subject to
the terms and conditions of the underwriting agreement;
& Simmons
Ellis
Blunt
Boettcher
125,000
Co.——
125,000
R.
Co
125,000
125,000
t irst
<&
Schwabacher
Stroud
T.
&
Inc.__—
Co.,
&
Dickinson
G.
25,000
Inc.
2a,UJ0
N. C. Roberts & Co.,
J. Cliff Rahel & Co.—
100,000
Uhlmann & Co., Inc.i_
100,000
Biddle & Co._
Nov.
15,
for
Net..
of
stating
that,
shares
after
25,000
that
Colorado
198,
of
subject
to
Yarnall,
at
25,000
Co.
100,000
Federal
York.—V. 195,
& Co., Inc., New
Hutton
The
The
corrseponding
share
Per
the
quarter
third
1962
sales
Net
from
the
to
a
364,541
on.
the
in
period;
latest
months
totaled
earnings
year,
Net
Ended
Period
as
■Interest' <to
Net
,
gain
Earnings
Income
earnings
Net
—V.
198,
2,015,000
—
1—
_
380.
p.
'
.
.
earned
—-V.
198.
In
,
State
the
Oi
its
of
incoropration
Ohio,
the
1,930,000
lantic
Line
Coast
Terminal,
CAPITALIZATION
Charleston
Heights.
590.000
stock
Common
198,
—V.
($5
Co.,
Inc.—To
Snyder
this
Corp.,
issue.—V.
Citizens, National
Effective—
1325.'
p.
Angeles)
(Los
Merger
—
'
y
Crocker-Anglo
See
Bank
198,
On
31,
Oct.
National
Bank
Francisco), "this
(San
this Chicago based-merchandising
Inc.,
Brothers,
N.
Rahway,
.The
retail
a
furniture
company,
acquired
in
J.
of
Brothers'
Koos
business
is
the
second
step
chain,
Coast
General
last
offices
of
and. Linden.
They
—V.
Brothers
Koos
additiorr
In
Rahway.
they,
located
are
operate
branch
their
in
store
in
stores
in , Parsippany
Freehold in December.
1217.
197,
p,
Cleveland,
will open
a
store
new
in
Cincinnati,
Chicago
St.
&
Louis
Ry.—
Nov.
first
Manufacturers
22.
exhaust
to
Hanover
Trust
Co.,
N.
Y.,
1962, receive tenders for the sale to it
collateral
4V
the
trust
of
sum
mortgage bonds,
$122,475
at
to
will
Precision
to noon
Louis Division
of St.
prices not
up
sufficient
amount
an
exceed
to
accrued interest,-—V, 196, p. 1977.
Clifton
105';
Oct.
On
31,
Industries,
Directors
for
a
Co.,
to
stock
near
the
President
agreement
assets
for
proposed
Litton
period
Mr.
has
Inc.
—
Proposed
of
for
closing
for
on
at
each
average
date, /or,
in
Precision
acquisition
will
be
an
Clifton
agreement,
receive
Clifton
the
Clifton
consideration
based
of
of
Evans,
in
notes
and
It
in
is
submitted
15
Mr.
early
date.
shareholders
share
prices
the
of
of
Potosi Telephone
are
•
Lucier
that
number
a
the
of
outstanding
manufacturing
it
Crane
of
will
be
stock
Litton'.stock"
alternative,' $20 in
bank
Oct.
with
^
markets
31,
1,
Nov.
will
be
line
has
It
that
50'»
after-tax
$1,814,549.
were
earn¬
These
Co., Inc.—Common Offered—On Nov. 8,
Jackson & Curtis, New York,
as
of
cleaners
and
certain
for
pumps
use
selling stockholders.
leading manufacturer of industrial
?
heavy
on
duty
combustion
internal
1400
at
used
in
missiles.
aircraft'and
principal
office
engineering
and
94th
West
preferred stock
stock
—V.
198,
'
—
facilities are
St., Minneapolis, and five manufacturing
in St. Paul, Minn.; Oelwein and Grinnell, Iowa;
company's
Common
AS
Calif.
JULY
OF
31,
1963
($100 par)—-_
($5
Outstanding
7,500 shs.
5,765 shs.
'
560,074 shs.
750,000 shs.
par)
1435.
p.
Donnelley & Sons Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
(R. R.)
The
and
Sept.
(he
has
company
income
nine
first
1962
and
months
of
of
nine
the
for
$133,300,000
were
months
the
for
that
reported
sales
1963,
30.
first
nine
1963
was
months- ended
for
$125,567,000
against
$107,354,000
Net
1961.
for
$9,840,000
from
up
,
the comparable period of
$8,825,000 for
Earnings
ing
were
cents
72
share
per
based
on
1962 and $6,869,000 in
shares
12,319,589
1961.
outstand¬
presently
to
80 cents for the first nine months of 1963 compared
in 1962 and 56 cents in' 1961.:—V. 198, p. 473.
Con¬
Electrograpliic
Corp.—Secondary Stock Offering—
it was reported that a secondary
offering of 17,881 shares of this firm's common stock
had been made at $22.50 per share through Hornblower & Weeks, New York.—V. 198, p. 862.
On
shares
Oct.
said
r—Proposed Stock Split—
Sales
the
and
reached
and'.the
new
of
steel,
this
not
1633.
p.
Petroleum
\
Oil
Co.,
Corp.—To
this
Sell
196,
issue.—V.
National
Bank
share.
year
1963
merged to
was
of
by
the
the
Currency
exchanged
merger
District
was
Bank
and
Citizens
form Crocker-Citizens
stockholders
for
or
-
National
Bank
National Bank.
banks
in
of
Under
and
Los
the
by
trie
Sept. 30, one share of the
Crocker share and
1.9 sl.ares
$19,363,809
$167469,187
of
for
17.6'7
the
for
the
compares,
after
taxes
last
period
7
$1,424,685
were
six
current
same
.
-
or
with $1,072,207 for the same period
represents an increase of 32.9'<.
»
$2.89
last
share and
per
Schubert
also
adopted
of
a
announced
that at
resolution
its
meeting
recommending
that
held on Nov.
the
company be amended by increasing
shares
from
1.500.000 to
5,000.000.
A
the
new
V"
San
both
were,
with
increase
earnings
net,
This
$2.19
incorporation
FraneLco)—
June,
on
each
completed
Court,
of
an
1,
articles of
the au¬
thorized
common
special
shareholders meeting to consider this resolution has been, set for
Dec.
5.
1963.
If
the
shareholders
approve
the
resolution,
the
Directors
intend shortly thereafter to split the outstanding com¬
mon
shares four for one, and place the new shares on a regular'
quarterly dividend basis of 10 cents per share.
This is equivalent
to annual dividends of $1.60 per share on the present shares, com¬
pared with a present annual rate "of $1.50 adopted last May I,
and an
annual rate of $1 prior thereto.—V. 198, p. 1049.
Mr.
>
1978.
(San
compares
represents
Consolidated
per
Subsidiary—
p.
sales
valves
throughout
previously pro¬
Crane subsidiary,
new
This
and
year
warehouses
products
by
manu¬
and Jron
brass,
branch
7
Crane
time
net
32.9%
'
for the six months ended Sept. 30. 1963,
levels, A. W. Schubert, President, announced.
earnings
all
Consolidated
employees,
500
1963
4,
Emery Industries, Inc.—Sales Up 17.6%; Net
30
?r" ''
;
Nov.
of
Fundiciones
on
cash
in
,
manufactured
198,
eEych Citizens share.
Federal
1963
Authorized
5"r
pur-'
Co.
of
Evans
Mr.
made
was
approximately
broad
a
products.
approved
The
that
announced
of
an
CAPITALIZATION
Co.
disclosed.
not
was
concerns,
announced
was
payable in pesetas.
said.--V.
Comptroller
Clifton
$1.93
1,150,000
states.
Spain,
Chairman
Crocker-Anglo
plan,
has
months
plants are located
Chillicothe, Mo., and North Hollywood,
Continental, said that the
million in stock and cash.
87Vz '<
valve
anticipated
Livingston
On
the
nine
account
Directors
Angeles
to
1,150,000
Up 17%—
President,
first
of
filters
months.
Crescent
Prod¬
period
Webber,
Company
?
by
Bilbao,
Ituarte,
Spain
Evans
Litton
by
Koontz,
the
air
The
Co.—Acquisitions—
Continental
purchased
largest
A.,
associated
See
of
u.iliz'd in cons ruction equipment, heavy highway trucks,
equipment, and military vehicles'.
The company also produces
mufflers/for use on heavy duty engines and manufactures special
seals,
,
Products
Glass,
an
the
of
election
an
in
P.
that
Clifton
of
the
Under
offered
$24.75
Inc.
$2.33
Merger—Name Change Effective—
John
announced
in
plus
-
Asset Sale—
ucts
by
The
purchase
price
acquisition, effective on
and
2,220,312
v
engines
21,385,346
Co.—Acquires Foreign Firm—
S.
balance
Spain.
2.026,341
s
$1.76
end
at
1.811.000
1,696,000
1
share—.,;
shares
the
located
Telephone
113.000
disclosed
Fundiciones
Bonds—
;
—
4,031,312
farm
678,"
M.
T.
duced
The
52,867,009
1
$3.00
Teiephone
acquired
Co.
factures
Tenders for
809.322,000
'
to
Spain's
Ituarte,
by
October.
1963
3,722,341
198, p. 569.
engine
$
964,285,000
21,445,306
Continental
also
p.
of
one
1962
—'
smaller
Crane
in
City
Products'
program
to broaden
its
activities
in
the
home
furnishings field, the first being its acquisition of Barker Brothers,
West
1962
1963
1633.
4,
was
198.
the
pro¬
>
,
.
30—
BUSINESS—The company is
company's; stockholders...,
V.
Co.,
planned
underwriting group announced a sec¬
ondary offering of 145,000 shares of this firm's com¬
stock at $17.50 per share.
The shares were sold
headquartered
chain
our
,
taxes
taxes
per
manager
operating companies in the Illinois region are
being meiged into the larger Illini Telephone Co.; a wholly-owned
subsidiary, which by year end will be operating more than 22,000
telephones
from
newly built headquarters at Mascoutali, 111.——
issue.
capabilities.
income
Paine,
Report—
67,493,000
p.
Crane
purchase
Months'
—
Properties
tinental's
City Products Corp.—Acquisition—
Koos
Co.--Nine
J, Lucier, President of
price was in excess of $2.5
It
:'7
of
part
Co.—Nine Months' Report
Sept.
Donaldson
Debentures
Telephone Co. in Missouri; Mulberry Telephone Co. and Batn
Telephone Co. in Illinois; Milan.Telephone Co,, in Minnesota; and
Dos Palos Telephone Co. Jn California., Several of the transactions
are. subject
to approval by state "public service commissions, and
the Dos. Palos sale
will in addition require, the approval of (hat
Acquisition—
is
,
Gem
Corp.-r-Proposed
It
earnings are 17'It
higher than the $1,554,326 earned in' a " com¬
parable period of 1962.
Based on the 1,103,. 173 shares outstand¬
ing at Sept. 30, 1963, earnings per share were $1.64 for the 1963
period against. $1.41 in the first three quarters of 1962.—V. 198,
2,789,020
Redeem
—
telephones
chase
78,185 shs.
150,000 shs.
1529.
p.
Cherry-Burrell
See
'
pan
field.
p.. 473.
Phillip
>
Waukegan,
$16,635,974 $18,834,730
ings. for
737,000
$0.26
2,924,987
2,520,000
outstanding
Nov,
total
Outstanding
Authorized
web
Diebold Inc.—Net
______
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
coatings
income
Raymond
announced that it
has purchased several independent operating companies located in
Missouri, Illinois, Minnesota and California.
The newly acquired
properties, which operate 18 exchanges and $3.5 million of gross
plant serving 9,200 telephones, raise the number of Continental's
by electric
used
Ended
Common
737,000
$0.86
Oil
Continental
utilities, including
high
voltage
rubber
blankets,
canvas
equipment,
storage bags
used
on
line trucks and leather protector gloves worn over
high
voltage rubber gloves.
The company is headquartered in the At¬
also sells other equipment
pany
Net
3.433,000
__—
198,
On
of
the purchase of Midland Industrial Finishes
that
"This is
a
major
step for us in
Finance
before
Earned
2,696,000
income
Shares
—V.
Co.
stated
specialty
Period
Net
45,589,000
-
share
Per
Industrial Finishes
Income
—V.
s
Net
Midland
mon
Revenues
has
of
diversification, designed to develop a national marketing
manufacturing organization in specialty coatings to match our
for
March
on
company
$0.18
Dexter & Sons, Inc.—Acquisition—
technical
Dial
'
Continental
4, 1948, under the
been engaged in the
manulaclure
and sale of special purpose
seamless dipped natural
rubber
and
synthetic elastomer gloves and related safety equip¬
ment
used in industry, electric utilities, nuclear energy, biological
researcii,
medical
X-ray,
and
scientific applications.
The com¬
BUSINESS—Since
laws
72,474
of
gram
and
1962
4,133,000
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net proceeds, estimated at $267,606, will be used for
constructing and equipping a new plant.
142,474
103,469
"
-
/_■
285.
Coffin
specialty
.
1, 1963, Johnson, Coleman, Manning & Smith, Inc.,;
Charleston,' S. C., offered publicly 16,750 shares of
this firm's common stock at $17.50 per share.
$1,999,752,
$0.26
—.__i—
announcing
Mr.
1742.
p.
-1962
1.963
$2,608,177
by
C.
H.
Dexter
&
Sons,, was
announced
on
Nov.
1,
David L. Coffin,
Dexter
President. The. Illinois firm
is
the
specialty paper manufacturer's third acquisition in the specialty
technical
coatings
field.
I '-'vv';> \
corporation lias called for redemption on Dee. 1, 1963, through
operation of the sinking fund, all of its outstanding 31 h'r
(for¬
merly 3'r ) debentures due Dec. 1, 1965 at 1C0''
Payment will be
made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New
York.—V. 198,
Charleston,Rubber Co.—Common Offered—On Nov.
Forms, Inc.—9 Months' Report
30—
Illinois,
The
.
'•
.
195,969
acquisition
Income
income____i
i._____
Can
...
$49,022,000
item.s—__—:
568.
p.
$2.76
,551,677
by
' -7
,
6,063.000
share
per
:
Sept.
,278.508
$2.11
share
p.
(C. IL)
The
Report—
52,379,000
__________
income...
outs landing
Continental
1,428,725
$1.32
$1.72
—
net
Shares
1,548,000
,
1,860,433
share
per
1962
$67,292,367 $59,897,193
3,875,433
2,976,725
r—
taxes—
taxes
Earned
Report—
1963
(shipments)
before
income
sales
Net
Total
Total
Products Corp.-^-Nine Months'
Steel
Period Ended Sept. 30—
special
front
198,
,666,319
1,552,301
_—.i—_—
—V.
increase
to
$58,442,000
from ' operations
income
579,543
,387,811
to
us
,:_1-
operating
on
taxes
outstanding—
Business
Ended
7 ""77
enable
1963
_________
taxes
income
770.
p.
Marco
present
will
expenses—
income
State
3,268,718
Earnings 'per
'
30—
operating
,086,776
7,190,828
3,922,110
income
on
share___
taxes
'
operating revenuesLJ_____
Operating
85 ,297,030
6,685,101
and
shares
'after,
of business and
Total
Net
Ceco
Sept.
1962
$94 ,383,806
505,727
per
of
198,
De
,
up
1963
profit
Period
/
the
soon
as
964,958
84,288,174
operations
Net'
made
7'
$90,973,275
—
Li
Federal
Earnings
was
of
1,140,000
'$1,18
$1.20
.964,966
,
expenses
from
stockholders
1742.
p.
and
—V.
Continental Airlines, Inc.—Nine Months'
$124,447,
cents a
to $14,-
share,
per
198,
2,698,000
1,558.000
taxes
placement
volume
state
381.
p.
Estimated
Privately — The private
in subordinated convertible
Total
this
compared with $182,547, or 50
share, in
the like period of 1962. Net sales amounted
047,819,
against $14,444,568.—V.
198,' p.
568.'
cents
—V.
12 cents, on 344,541 common
loss of 2 cents per share in
shares outstanding.
$4,325,093
larger
a
198,
Profit
earning power," Bundy Colwell, President of the
California-based
mortgage banking firm disclosed.
before.
year
nine
to
against
amounted
first
the
36
or
handle
and
Profit; before provision for taxes
our
ago.
amounted
as
quarter,
$4,073,380
For
year
a
earnings
outstanding,
shares
1963,
of
quarter
earnings of $41,912
after taxes
compared with a loss of $7,664 in the
reported
has
company
third
the
in
the
income
1962
2,787,000
__
Other .income-
Sold
;:77'7
from
''Proceeds
Third Quarter Profit
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Shows
foreign
taxes
__________
through Shields & Co. Inc.,
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton Inc.,
York, and
Los Angeles-.
income
$31,979,000
1,154,000
New
distribution
be
Report
1963
$31,724,000
_____
1.633,000
Costs
placed
were
New
1314.
p.
notes
and
the
on
Months'
Cutler-IIammer Inc.—Nine Months' Report-
Eastern institutional investors purchased the notes.
ing—On Nov. 4, 1963 it was reported that a second¬
ary offering of 25,000 shares of this firm's common
stock had been made at $10.50 per share through E. F.
before
before
will
.
this issue.
Francisco),
Nine
Sept. 30—
___________
Net
stock
$2,500,000
(San
Corp.-
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Net
sales
and
Notes
—
Knowles
&
Sales
The
•.
.
Francisco)
Name—
Number
•
of
•
(San
taxes
—V.
in any event prior to the record
dividend on the common stock in 1964.
date,
•
Bank
earnings
pro¬
stock
of
$3.3
over
communities.—
.
7
-•
National
121
-
it
if,
;.y-V
of
assets
in
f
,:
1963.
16,
ofiices
that
Court,
Supreme
for
the period.:—
earnings per share—
Average number of shares outstanding——
notes, due 1978, for the Colwell Co., mortgage bank¬
ers, was announced on Oct. 31.
The notes will be
subordinated to the company's senior indebtedness.
Co.—Secondary Stock Offer¬
Pirie Scott &
Carson
placement
S.
has
now
211
"7
for the issuance of the
assuming favorable action by
stock,
Dec.
quarterly
Co.
Colwell
Smith &
Zuckerman,
Yeatman, Mosley Co. Inc
—V. 198, p. 1741.
'
sales
Net
ap¬
Interstate
473.
p.
U.
Net
record! date
common
that
first
special., meeting
The
common
fixed
was
the
date for
—V.
stated
also
Bank
and
Crocker-Anglo National Bank
Earnings
special meeting of stockholders to
the purpose of considering a pro¬
resolution
the
1983.
shares
stated
Department
the
.
25,000
J. N. Russell & Co., inc.
Suplee,
i
a
for
a
Directors
additional
25,000
100,000
Inc.
.
1012.
p.
to
adopted
practicable
25,000
& Co.
Powell, Kistler & Co.—
Wells
197,
To" the
date
record
at
stockholders,
25,000'
Co.
&
Corp.__
Columbus
Mullaney,
Henderson & Co.,
C;
The
fixed
National
employees
Crompton
the
additional
$100,000
Inc.'
16, .1983,
also
to
—
apply for the listing of its common
Stock Exchange in
the near future.
York
Williston & Beune
R
J.
$500,000
Inc.__:
Co.,
&
Walston
Co.
to
posed
Amount
Amount
of
Justice
way
1963
31,
Proposed Capital
7'-;'-7'\
called
5,000,000
reclassification.
to
agreeu
front
the
all
2378.
p.
'
See
1963, 3,at $125 per share
stock
share.—V.
per
Dec.
on
amendment by stockholders, it will be the policy
of the Board, subject to the usual factors
affecting dividends, to
continue
the
present dividend rate of $1.25 per
annum
on
the
shared of common
stock
which
would
be
outstanding after the
114,000
2,000,000 shs.
10c) —
(par
Dec.
on
Directors
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named
Directors
5,
amendment
proval
31,/ 1965—
Dec,
Common
259,536
—
7,500
195,
•
.
and
1964
21,
billion,
v.
7,500,000 shares.
As
a
result of such
reclassification, the stockholders would receive two additional shares
of common stock for each five shares now held.
;
.
Sundry notes payable
8(1 conv. debentures due in equal
held
stock
441,147 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
stock (par $1)—
Common
EverSweet Foods, Inc.:
Crocker-Citizens
assets.
company's certificate of incorporation.
The amendment would reclassify each outstanding share of Colorado
Interstate common stock, ol the par value of $5 per share, into
1.4 shares of common
stock, of the par value of $5 per share,
and
would increase the "number of authorized shares of common
'
•
debentures due Oct. 1, 1978
Nov.
posed
/
conv.
aue
be
59,913
....
preferred
Gas
Increase—•
payable
The
merger.
case
Monday, November 11,
.
;
Period Ended
obligation
in equal monthly instaiinentsf through Feb. l, 1967
for redemption
$1.75
Interstate
Colorado
•.
,
_________
purchase
land
"agree¬
13 ,an
Clifton's
Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
&
cumulative
T'<:
its
of
the
the
Crocker-Citizens
corporation has cajiled
shares
600
semiannual instalments through
5^a.
Sept.
on
acquire
New
York
banking
firm,
Clifton's
satisfaction with the proposed term#.
a
1136.
p.
appeal
—New
.V
unequal
in
payable
announced
to
Litton
Cluett, Peabody
345,000
notes
198,
Tile
amounts
maturities' through Feb. 1,
and
by
$200,000
varying
of
originally
principle"
block
to
will
...
necessary.
C.
—V.
;.:
.
tion
the
the
annum.
Langley
&
Co.,
underwriter, has expressed
5 y2 ':■(
stalments
Clifton
in
W.
The
'
per
and
ment
Outstanding
Authorized
plus Litton's obligation
to pay after 5
years
of $7.20 with interest to be paid annually at
sum
4l/a%
of
Litton
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Addi¬
interest.
1978, at par and accrued
tional financing details follow:
Oct.
due
Chronicle
(1840)
-
'.
after
for
■'
a
panel
Francisco, denied
of
a
three
judges
in
preliminary injunc-
Ethyl
Corp.
—
Acquires
Certain
Union
Plants—
See
Union
Carbide
Corp.,
this
issue.:—V.
198,
p.
1534.
Carbide
Number 6315
198
Volume
.
.
(Minneapolis)—
Bonds Offered—On Nov. 4, 1963, B. C. Ziegler & Co.,
West Bend, Wis., offered publicly, $3,000,000 of this
firm's first mortgage serial bonds. The bonds, dated
Oct. 1, 1963, mature serially from Oct. 1, 1966 through
Oct. 1, 1983, and were priced to yield at from 4V&'%
Association
Hospital
Fairview
' '
,
,
Net proceeds, together with other funds, will be
used for constructing new medical facilities including
a new 225-bed hospital, and for debt repayment.
to 5Vs%.
::
'
.
Association
Hospital
BUSINESS—Fairview
Church
34
Hennepin
of
aggregate
of approximately 56,385 people. The American
baptized membership
Lutheran
with
affiliated
is
congregations
of The American Lutheran Church
Minnesota.
These 34 congregations have
County,
5,046
churches,
member
4,951
of
Composed
is
an
a baptized membership of 2,364,442 people. St. Olaf
Northfield, Minnesota. Luther College, Decorah, Iowa;
Concordia
College,
Moorhead,. Minnesota, and Pacific Lutheran
University*
Tacoma,
Washington, are but a few of the many
educational institutions affilated with this large Lutheran Church
Advertising,
ceivables
others
the
equivalent, of
stock.
first
a
an
cash
and
the
sale,
with
Simultaneous
V.
Oct.
Coral
J.;
Allied Properties,
San Francisco, Calif.; and
Properties, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
These transr
involved
The
Allen
negotiations.—V.
Dallas,
in
Texas.
the
198,
business
of the
most
the
for
nine
first
for."The
Sales
V///:
.
totaled
sales
over
the
year
$69,871,825,
$67,123,003
of
'
highest
compared
first
the
of
shares
year
a
General Acceptance
Period
books
American
Ended
198,
Volume
Total
of
of
tax
46,780,594
Earnings
outstanding
1963,
—
Over¬
Secondary
12,000 shares of First National Bank of Boston was
by Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc., New York;
share less. $1.50 a share concession to mem¬
of the National Association of Security Dealers.
a
oversubscribed.
>
;
Transportation
income
Gross
Corp.
share
Per.
Shares
1962
$
$
213.745,330
191,572,435
14,252,984
Bond
—
1963, prospec¬
tus, the company is offering to exchange, at par, $10,451,250 of its unsecured 5% convertible debentures
due Aug. 1, 1988 for a like amount of secured 5% col¬
Exchange Offer—Pursuant to a Nov. 1,
lateral trust bonds due Aug. 1, 1988./
$2.51
Net
5,677,915
__
—
outstanding
p.
1534.
.
,
record
'
.
offer,
exchange
the
stated:
in
accepted
not
at
offer
exchange
the
105%, plus accrued interest from Aug. 1.
BUSINESS—The
Augusta, was.
Georgia on Aug. 31, 1953, and owns substantially, all of the
standing stocks of Georgia Railroad & Banking Co., Georgia
road Bank & Trust Co. and- First of Georgia Insurance Co.
St.,
Broad
701
at
is
of
out¬
Rail¬
The
charter powers to own or operate railroad
properties or to engage in the banking or insurance businesses. .
The company through its subsidiaries is engaged in the business
of leasing railroad properties under a long term lease, commercial
banking and trust services,, and
underwriting fire and casualty
prossesses
company
no
J
credit life insurance.
and
insurance
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
'
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
the
total
dividend
distribute
and
..
.
.
net
Consolidated
from
during
earnings
.announced
was
by
P.
Smith,
W.
Sales
1963
$4 per
to
-1
control
although
reported
—V.
198,
President.. This
Bonds
Sept.
outstanding
—
,
i
taxes-
taxes___'
i
share——
convertible
Sept.
before
.___
30—
for
—V.
taxes
;
of $36,673,663,
with
30—
;
^
1535.
p.
-
income
on
Sept.
share
per
198,
^
taxes-
earnings
:
outstanding
Earnings
Sept.
ended
1963
1962 /,
$82,476,342 $86,206,163
3.597.828
4.579,576
1,803,838
2,157,563
1,793,990
2,422,013
% $0.50
$0.68
1963
1962
$18,884,988 $19,952,534
' 2,673,122
2,957,530
1.382.534
1.529,087
1,290,588
1,428,443
2,187,893
2,050,325
#0.59
$0.70
,
compares
the
during
railroad
Offered —On Nov.
Hubbell, Inc.—Acquisition—
(Harvey)
Hubbell, President and Chairman of Harvey Hubbell, Inc.,
on
Nov. 1, that the company had purchased outright
Harvey
and
signaling
announced
Grelco
the
Co.,
Grelco
The
British manufacturer of electrical
a
located
Co.,
function
will
London,
Minehead,
subsidiary
in
as
a
debentures,
organization.
' '
produces a complete
industrial
and
Hubbell
Harvey
commercial,
for
vices
Grelco
manufactures
Company
1988
1,
Aug.
Common
($1
UNDERWRITERS—Set
writers
859,581 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
——.
forth below are the names of the under¬
agreed to'purchase subject to the terms
in the underwriting agreement as nearly
who have severally
conditions specified
practicable in the following respective percentages,. $1,048,750
principal amount of the debentures and also such deben¬
tures,
if any, which are not exchanged for the collateral trust
bonds, the principal amount of which latter group shall not exceed
$3,951,250, or a total of $5,000,000 principal amount of debentures.
The Johnson^ Lane, Space Corp
80%
J. R. Williston & Beane Inc
/_ ' 12
A.
J.
Kilpatrick & Company
8
and
4'%s
as
the
& Smith
Fenner
-■
has
The -company
5%
outstanding
its
called for redemption on Dec. 3, 1963, all of
collateral trust bonds due Aug. 1, 1988 at 103%-
accrued interest. Payment will be made at
Bank, 55 Wall St.. N. Y.—V. 198, p. 1229. '■
plus
City
the First National
<
coupon.
-Nine Months' Report—
Foster Wheeler Corp.Sept.
Ended
bonds
The
will
\
•
if '
,
•
'
$
225,749,760 206 ,661.353
97,978.981 127 907,736
Net earnings (loss) before-income taxes—— (4,470.166)
1 .622,173
709.981
Provision for income taxes—
■' 1,903,262
912,192
Net earnings
(loss)—
1'.
(2,566,904)
Unfilled
orders—
Billings
Estimated
will
optionally redeemable by
be
optionally
at
lower
prices..
made
stock
was
was
Common
—V.
198,
per
share
shares
,
724,553
724,853
—
570.
p.
$1.26
,—_
——
The group won
award of the shares at competitive
standing,
-
.
..
Futurmill, Inc.—Net Higher—
Futurmill
sales
on
Sept.
has
of
1963.
30,
reported
$1,031,050
for
earnings
These
net earnings of $97,259
of its fiscal year ended
unconsolidated
the first half
are
equal
to
50
cents
per
share,
from 30 cents per share in the first half last year. According
G. Begle, Fresident, full year per share consolidated net
up
Robert
to
earnings
are
markedly
excellent
as
to, exceed last year's 83 cents but not as
half comparison would indicate due to an
expected
the first
second
half
last
year.
Francis I.
$100,127 and Kidder,
Peabody and White. Weld & Co., jointly, bid $100.06,
both for the preferred stock with a $4.60 dividend.
Bids for a $4.64 dividend came from Blyth & Co.,.
on
a
A.
C.
Allyn,
duPont,
$100.70;
First
$100,082,
and
incurred
loans
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—Certain
On
door
for
Nov.
4,
Gamble-Skogmo
announced
Sub.
the
sale
Assets
of
Sold—
General Out¬
in
to
According
Metromedia
to
Inc.,
N.
Y.
Burr/ L.~ Robbins,
the
within
Advertising's New York, Westchester and Chicago plants assets
cash
of
General
Outdoor
p.
generation, purchase,
State of Georgia.
headquartered in Atlanta, is engaged
distribution and sale of electricity
totaled
*
■•■•■
«•
months ended June 30,
y
$26,166,000.—V. 198,
:v
.
per
H.
share.
Kelly,
Sales Up—
/
,
Executive
Ketchum & Co.,
,
Inc.—Nine Months' Report—
Sept. 30—
—
,
Period Ended
Net
$179,213,000 and net income was
Service, Inc.—Net Lower;
per
Vice-President, who announced the
figures, said that sales for the fiscal year were $29,117,088,
a
new
record high and 8.5%
above the $26,839,763 posted for tho
corresponding period last year.—V. 198, p. 287.
construction purposes'.
the
1744.^
8c
R
an
REVENUES—Operating revenues in the 12
i963.
President
for
Girl
for the fiscal year ended Sept. 1, 1963, Were $479,159
share, compared to $495,256 or 93c per share earned
for the same period a year ago. Earnings of a year ago, however,
included a non-recurring credit of $42,891, which
was equivalent
90c
to
BUSINESS—Georgia Power,
864./
p.
Kelly
affiliate of The Southern Co.
which
operates an interconnected
utility system, will apply the
proceeds from the sale of the preferred stock and bonds, to its
construction program
and to the repayment of short-term bank
company,
ended Sept. 30, 1963 sales amounted' to
the $5,536;i63 volume in the first three
Earnings
or
ties, jointly, $100.02.
PROCEEDS—The
from
1963,
earnings after taxes for the period came to
per common share on 300,000 shares out¬
improvement of 37% above the $108,717, or 36 cents
share reported in the
first nine months of 1962.
an
198,
—V.
$100.2899; Morgan Stanley,
Dillon and Equitable Securi¬
Boston,
30,
months
24%
up
common
per
Inc., Ibid
Eastman
nine
the
For
Sept.
quarters of 1962. Net
$146,704, Npr 49 cents
bid of $100,131 per share.
sale Nov. 7
food distributor based
and earnings for the
sales
ended
$6 842 860,
priced at $101.32 per share.
—
——
Earnings
Corp.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
in Yonkers, New York,
third quarter and nine
according to Dan Kane, President.
Third
quarter sales amounted to $2,918,200, an increase of 36%
above the $2,148,903
reported in the comparable quarter bf 1962.
Net
earnings
after
taxes
for the three month
period totaled
$59 277, or 20 cents per share on 300.000 common' shares outstand¬
ing,' a rise of 85# above the $32,131, or 11 cents per common
share earned in the third quarter last year.
by a group managed by Lehman Brothers and
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., New
The
or
will be made at
institutional
months
Merrill
York.
Louis,
record
had
—
^
,
redemption on Dec. 2, 1963, $175,000
series A bonds due Dec. 1,
the Mercantile Trust
the Bankers Trust Co., N. Y.—V. 198, p. 679.
Payment
Kane-Miller
offering of 70.000
stock
RR.—Partial Redemption—
has called for
100.90%.
at
St.
Co.,
utility at prices
preferred
Georgia Power $4.60
of
/v7,
and after
p. 864.
first mortgage sinking fund
4=»%
its
1987
//■';
'
Terminal
Il inois
of
down
to par. The preferred stock wili be
at $105.92 a share until Nov. 1, 1968, and
redeemable
thereafter
the
the nine-month period
earnings for the corresponding period in 1962 were
net
The company
the
This
from .104.50
$11,092,000 for
charges
the cimpany.
reported by
prices.
bonds
The
ranging
of
after provision for income taxes of $6,461,000
of $1,128,000 on long-term debt, were
1963,
'
by
earnings
net
30,
interest
$10,441,000, after provision for income taxes of $6,253,000
interest charges of $1,183,000 on long-term debt.—V. 198,
Corp. bid
optionally redeemable
be
Sept.
after
and
utility at prices, ranging from 104.50 down to par.
The preferred stock will be optionally redeemable
at $105.92 a share until Nov. 1, 1968, and thereafter
shares
1962
1963
30—
Estimated
ended
Inc., and Salomon Brothers & Hutz-
jointly, bid 100.919 and First Boston
100.663, both for a 4% % coupon.
-
Preferred Offered—On Nov. 8, an
Period
Hunjble Pipe Line Co.—Net Higher—
Other bids
from Blyth & Co., Kidder,
ler,
at lower
To Redeem Bonds—
the 4%%
came
Peabody & Co. and Shields & Co., jointly, 99.257;
Halsey, Stuart & Co., 99.11, and Morgan Stanley &
Co., 99.05. Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
as
of
at competitive bidding Nov. 7
won
of 99.279 for
bid
a
were
for the bonds
11,500.000
11,500,000
—
par)
on
due
—
stock
2,981,000
3,000,000
.
and accrued interest to yield 4.50% to maturity.
,
The bonds
—
5%
devices.
Somerset, with offices in
of the parent company's,
linq of electrical wiring de¬
residential
use,
while the
terminal blocks for industrial ap¬
plications,
and multi-plug
adaptors.
Grelco Blocks are used in
apparatus ranging from radar sets and aircraft to domestic applances.
They are sold to original equipment manufacturers.—
V. 195, p.
1924.
1
.
:
8,
associates, offered publicly $30,000,000 Georgia Power
41/2% first mortgage bonds due Nov. 1, 1993, priced
due
debentures,
'Sept. 1, 1977
convertible
5%
767,895
$0.61
1,207,410
1439.
Ended
Provision
1963, Equitable Securities Corp., Nashville, and East¬
man Dillon, Union Securities
& Co., New York,, and
at par
$148,576
$742,880
Company—_
Banking
and
road
570.
Months'/Report—
30--
.
payable to Georgia Rail¬
notes
3%
p.
614,169
$0.48
1,202,433
^
taxes
after
p.
Earnings
English
—
198,
1963
1962
$11,887,947 $11,723,336
shares
Shares
months
nine
of
issue.—V.
Months' Report—
Shipments
Net
the
this
Ltd.,
Harris-Intertype Corp.—Quarterly Report—
equipment slightly
exceeded
the levels at
a
year, ago,
lower profit margins resulted in reduced earnings' from
of General Signal.—V. 198, p. 863.
Georgia Power Co.
Co.—Partial Redemption—
'
—
income
for
per
Period
sector
this
the com¬
earnings,
Higher—
shipments
that'
because of
ago
alter 'taxes——
before
income
,
Smith
year
—
.
income
Net
$1,748,647,' or $1.21 per share, on sales of $34,869,055,
corresponding period of 1962.
/"/./:
"
///
Mr.
a
Refractories Co.—Canadian Sub¬
Refractories
Ended
Feriod
Earnings
.
1S63 were $1,749,546, or $1.21 per share, on sales
30,
with
Sound Co.—Nine
Howe
a
Provision
.
current
Corp.-L-Sales
Signal
General
/
to
large,
"were abnormally high for much
Veeder pointed out, depreciation
Mr.
Harper Co.—Nine
per share
number of
198,
p.
571.
share
for
/ /
year^end
policy
costs
sales
John F. Gordon, President,
is consistent with the cor¬
dividends
Chairman,
the
'
;
,
earnings
Net
Dotiner,
"The
of
from time"
to time, such additional amounts as prevailing conditions and the
outlook
warrant,
and, at
the" same time,
to reinvest, sufficent
earnings over the years,to provide working capital and; modern
plants with, adequate capacity to meet the
increasing customer
demand, f. ."—V. 198, p. 1744.
•it
principal place of business
incorporated under the laws
whose
company,
share,
1962.
in
G.
poration's
Space
Lane,
Johnson,
Corp., Augusta, is offering publicly an additional $1,048.750 of debentures and up to $3,951,250 amount of
debentures
:
-
action, brings
in reducing
slabs built
production
of
Dividend—
the payment
payable
are
shipments
told stockholders,
has called
Earnings
year-end
plus
the
regular
50-cent
Dec. 10 to stockholders of
authorized
per
Both
14.
from $3
Frederic
their certifi¬
cates to the principal'office of the company at 701
Broad St., August, Ga. The offer will expire Nov. 18.
Debentures Offered—Prior to, and after the expira¬
$1.50
dividend.
Nov.
The
up
of
dividend
extra
quarterly
Corp.—Declares Extra
Directors
1963
1962,
of
Mr. Veeder
because
addition,
Average
Motors
1,
Nov.
quarter
$28,938,000."
Period Ended Sept. 30—
198,
On
Accepting stockholders must forward
of
June
operating
In
Canadian
Net
$2.65
5,688,474
—
third
were
the
(II. M.)
—..15,073.467
___1_—
•
the
sidiary Sells Stock—
—V.
tion
and
and
of
2029.
p.
Nine
—
1963
:
—
income
Net
General
Banking Co. of Georgia
&
May
company
See
Sept. 30—
in
1963
entered the quarter
we
for redemption on Dec. 2, 1963, through
sinking-fund, $66,500 of its 6% debentures due
Dec. 1, 1979 at 100%,.
Payment will be made at any branch of the
Bank
of Montreal in Canada
(except Yukon Territory).—V. 188,
936,700
■
—V.
-
/
Period Ended
for
point
'
™
American
in
year,
Greater Winnipeg Gas
Months' Report-
secondary offering of
a
made
First Railroad
and
$34,872,000. In the
and net sales
quarter."
The
1,979,378
$1.00
$0.86
1743.
p.
sheets
months ended
Last year the company
the third quarter and
nine months.
share.
share,
of unfilled orders. We shipped 242,000
other flat rolled steel products and had
the third quarter this
operation
2,819,903
!
share
per
198.
r-V.
1,233,100
2,038,596
__
——
number of com. shares
Average
re¬
pletion of some important new plant facilities and third quarter
shipments this year "contained a disproportionate amount of less
profitable products."—V. 198, p. 570/—:
39,964,066
2.705,843
provisions——
income
Net
of
last
the
j£388,583.592
$
income
Income
is
;
1962
1963
business
plates,
backlog
charges were up as compared
508,699,219
.
per
per
199,000 tons
departments
570.
p.
r
up
at our
delays caused by
a
labor slowdown."
However,
he added, the inventory condition
led to inefficiencies in some of the company's rolling and finishing
Corp.—Nine Months' Report-
30—
•
General
The offering was
Sept.
of
plant
earlier.—V.
cents
Granite
City Steel "made some progress
unbalanced' inventory of steel ingots and
nine
,
for the three quarters were $6,776,09i, up $1,039,204
with earnings pf $5,736,887 a year, ago.
On a per
basis, net earnings are equal to $1.96 a share on 3,445,390
shares
of common stock
outstanding at (Sept. 30;
1963, against
3,435,048
substantial
a
were
Earnings
on
earnings for the nine
$1.15
or
22
or
or
$1.36 per share, for the
order bookings reached their low
quarter," Mr. Veeder said.; "However,
sales
net
compared
$1.66
which
Steel Co.-—Nine Months' Net Lower—
$4,973,000,
to
$974,000,
During
increase
an
in
nine
per
"New
the
are
$22,809,097
against
month period were
share last year.
The
approximately 21
cents
per-
$5,919,000,
■
with
and earnings have risen
President, announced.
date
to
year
4%,
or
of
months
for this period
with last year, C. H. Rieman,
totaled
the
cents
reilect
1963
Harbison-Walker
First National Bank of Boston
bers
■
,•;-
.
subscribed—On Nov.;7,
$87
•
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
reported
the
on
&
'
238.
p.
'■■/
1743.
p.
76
brought the company's
30
earned
tons
Sales
ever
for
from
for
earned $1,123,000, or 26 cents per share of com¬
in the third quarter of 1963, Nicholas P. Veeder, Chair¬
President, reported to stockholders.
and
third
Gardner-Denver
down
earnings
1962.
Earnings
company
This
Sept.
held at the First National Bank of Dallas,
& Co., New York investment bankers, assisted
were
share
of
months
tune
stock,
man
$16,800,000.
closings
months
ago.
non-recurring tax free income, 13 cents of
the third quarter results.—V. 198, p. 570.
in
The
mon
N,
Ridge
actions
first
year
Granite City
Concurrently with such purchase, Gamble-Skogmo sold 1,600,000
of
Alleghany Corp." common stock to Allan P. Kirby of
Morristown,
of
involved
transaction
The
1962.
4,
million.
$20
approximately
$1,500,000.
note for
a
Casualty, Co., Inc., parent of
Fidelity Fire, and 98% owned by Fidelity Bankers was reinsured
with American Fidelity Fire for $5,389,487. Further plans call for
the
liquidation of American Fidelity after reinsurance of its re¬
maining business and the distribution of its assets to stockholders.
Most of the liquidation proceeds will go to Fidelity Bankers which
will
use
the -.funds
to
expand
its life
insurance business.—V.
Fidelity
American
at
an
shares
the company sold American Fidelity Fire In¬
affiliate, to American Plan Corp., for $4,530,000,
$3,030,000
including
197,
Skogmo, Inc. by
Brothers
of
Murchison
of
per
three
a
tax
share
ported
step,
Co.,
surance
fire and
of its
dispose
to
.announced .plqns
casualty insurance interest.
.
, ■ ;
of
was
third quarter consolidated sales of
approximately
4%
over
last
year's
period.
Earnings for the third quarter
share as compared with 7 cents per share
the
per
after
shares of Alleghany
Corp. common
made pursuant
to a call option to
agreement between that company and
1,895,654
purchase
Such
Gamble
cents
reported
same
same
for
$23,744,066
72
the
cents
the
Sales
Gamble-Skogmo purchased from Murchison Brothers
on
whose behalf Murchison Brothers acted as agent,,
and
for
29
to
rose
has
increase
an
$7,553,203
,
share
.
.The -company .has.
As
Corp.—Sells Af¬
Insurance
Life
,y
31,
$2,748,822,
Bankers
its headquarter buildings located
and
/// /■\/-;;/.///; ;///
months of 1962.
Fidelity
-
Oct.
On
;; \
I '
-. ■
The
responsibility, management and control of Fairview Hos¬
pital Association' is vested in a Board of Trustees of not, more
than 21 members -elected by the membership at the annual meeting.
Sixteen oi the Board
members must be from Tne American Lu¬
theran Church and the remaining may be from' thp community at
•
plants sold
5
Corp.—Nine Months' Net Lower—
company
during
body.:
filiate—
Gorham
The
$7,843,357,
Acquires Alleghany Corp. Stock—
College,
large.
the
for
Chicago.
in
subsidiary, total purchase price for
Gamble-Skogmo
a
operating plants, inventory and equipment exceeded $14,400,000.
included in the sale were General Outdoor Advertising/ re¬
the
Not
and
pastors
(1841)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
/ales
Net
-
earnings
after
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
198,
taxes--
common
383.
share
$32,499,832 $29,493,462
i
25«n^n
————
.
$0.60
$u.du
Monday, November 11,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
1963
(1842)
-
months
dividends
per
tor
1J63.
amounted
the
57c
to
30,
Sept.
period was $995,865, equal after preferred
share on the common shares outstanding
the
for
income
Net
net income
number
period,
1962
comparable
to Robert G. Fairburn, Chairman. "There
projects and market development costs
foreign undertaken in anticipation of expanded
according
earnings,"
to
also
both
substantial
domestic
been
and
indi¬
1637.
"Increasing use of new capacity on a more efficient basis
cates substantial improvement in 1964," he added.—V, 198, p.
Marsh
'
on
currently
a
equal to 80 cents per
to $1,939,000,
amounted
basis,
1962, \ taken
of
$2.28
to
V.
1535.
p.
v;-
"
is
V>-
' :
-
v 7
:
•
198,
issue.—V.
this
Inc.,
Co.,
Products
Precision
/
'
''
/
7
and the reservation to Thrush
of an oil and gas production payment. The proposed acquisition
consists of substantial additional producing and non-producing oil
and
gas
leases and mineral rights located in various states.
Thrush
of
Gas Co.
&
Common Stock—
Sell
To
1963,
6.
Nov.
On
file
Crescent Oil
of
it
"
the
that
reported
was
company
to
number
plans
registration statement shortly covering an undisclosed
a
shares.
common
headquartered at 210 Mid-Continent Bldg., Tulsa,
Okla., is engaged in the exploration and development of oil and
gas properties.
77
7'777.77
7v '77:7,y '"-v
The
company'
will
Proceeds
Stone & Co., Inc. and Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
the principal underwriters.—V. 195, p. 2154.
Hayden,
will
York,
expansion.
for
used
be
Co.—Revenue, Net Higher—
record
1963
30,
•'
17,736,000
,
share
the
over
rose
•
$1.35
like period
the
1962.
share
per
in
1963 based on
the $1.26 per
shares, a 9 cent increase over
in 1962 on 17,359,000 shares.—V. 198,
average
earned
p.
Wade
first
nouncing
The
continued its record-setting earnings gains for
of 1963, Bart Lytton, President and Chair¬
Angeles Society of Financial Analysts in an¬
increase for the period. '
^
;• 777''|/%K
Los
the
35%
a
of
founder
of
inciease
an
period
comparable
of
Ended
said,
months
nine
Earnings
an
income of $3,029,000 or $2.09 per share, after setting
$415,000 for Federal income tax reserves, against a tax-free
$2,245,792 or $1.55 a share for the same 1962 period. Per share
figures are based on 1,446,133 shares of stock outstanding, net
of treasury stock.—V. 198, p. 384.
aside
The
Corp. of California
Shows Nine
—
said that utility operating revenues
$26,862,818, an increase of $1,153,in the year-ago period.
Unseasonably
warm
weather prevailing during heating months of the 1963 first
half
has
continued through October,
he said, causing a dip in
the
30,
in
for
Moore
net
Nine-month
for
$59,163,578. or
198, p. 866.
from
share,
1S62.-W.
in
$l.lJ
share,
BUSINESS—B.
chusetts
for
the
This
.
cents
share
months
first
nine
Third
for
of
net loss position of $68,716, or three
period last year.
Sales for the
$4,179,845, up from $1,242,449 for the
the
the
comparable
1963
were
months'of
1962.
quarter
1963
earnings
compared
share,
for
with
compares
a
nine
with
the
the
third
of
$3,401,878,
year
were
last year.
The
quarter
$2,942,013, equal to $1.21 a
$29,454, or one cent a share,
Sales for the third quarter this
were
deficit
1962.
of
against
as
'
sales
and
$378,787
'
,
improved
7/
earnings
'
for
hold
cents
the
like
period
the
$2,209,934 gain
from the sale of the Los Medanos Gas Field in Northern California
and
$837,940
deferred
income
from
accounting
an
change
effected
April
—V.
198,
prior years
3, 1963, Mr.
the
as
result
McCulloch
of
said.
1051.
p.
the
$1.24
Total
operating
J.
S.
McDonnell,
audited
first
717
interim
financial
$5,065,243
were
earned
in
its
the
has
first
1964.
year
quarter
Earnings per share were $1.40
Sept
30,
1963,
comparable
to
standing
dividend
Sept.
on
paid
Jan.
of
on
This
compared with
fiscal year 1963.
the
un¬
earnings after taxes
Sept. 30, 1963
the
company
months ended
three
fiscal
Dividends
based
3.607,607 shares outstanding on
$1.07
for
3,574,559
shares
out¬
30,
1962 after adjustment' for the 3%
stock
1, 1963.—V. 196, p. 1980.
iw
of
on
Comparable
the
firs};
nine
months
period
of" 1962,
the
of
1963
Net income
of
1963
was
were
on
con-
a
35%
8%
198,
Sell
Sales
Common
and
Sept.
Net
sales
$164,332
earnings
30.
at
from
1963,
Stock—
reached
David
$1,509,285
$74,140
earnings
in
record
were
47%
highs
in
the
President,
ahead
of
the
latest
's!iare of capital stock cents
as against 24
period
he
$1,025 985
were
said.
equivalent
a share last year,
outstanding
on
Sept,
year
reported.
the
fKhile net income rose 122%
year
previous,
fiscal
re-
to a record
to
52
cents
based on 313,495
30,
1963.—V.
193,
Nov.
4,462,422
$4,193,967
-•
Inc.—-Debentures
268,455
convertible
Offered—On
For
plus
the
sinking
accrued
company,
from' 105.5%
Xerox
Mallory
Corp.,
this
&
Co.,
Inc.—Proposed New Affil.
issue.—V.
198,
p.
1439.
fund payments.
interest.
,
any
will
be
applied
the
(no
—
were
;V7 •'
'
:
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
Offered
—
On
Nov. 7,
Upon
family.
completion of the
sufficiently broad distribution of its common
meet the distribution requirements of the
Stock
Exchange, Mosler Safe intends to
of
stock
New ;
apply
the Exchange.
company
bank
safes,
is
of the world's largest manu¬
equipment and mechanical and
one
vault
property against
products and systems to protect
and intrusion. It also makes various lines of
including
record
storage
and
data retrieval
equipment. Principal executive offices of the company are located
at 320 Park Ave., New York, and manufacturing activities in the
United States are carried on at the main plant in Hamilton, Ohio,
theft,
,
destruction
office
and
at
equipment,,
five
locations.
other
CAPITALIZATION AS
payable
through
5%
note
Mar.
bearing
1963
7,
$529,000
1970_____
stock
($1
into
an
Outstanding
2,500,000 shs.
par»_,
210.036
1,636,205 shs.
underwriters named below have
agreement with the selling stock¬
several
underwriting
to which they have agreed severally to purchase
from the selling
stockholders the respective numbers of shares of
common stock of the company
as set forth below. Such purchases
holders
,
30,
obligations
in
annual
instalments
1967
due
in
instalments to
UNDERWRITERS—The
entered
OF SEPT.
Authorized
'■
Non-interest
Common
in
.
FINANCING
sold for the account of three mem¬
Mosler
electronic security
.
prepayment
',,
Unlimited
par)
Common
100%;
sale of the debentures.
to
int.
Co.
BUSINESS—The
100%.,
$2,000,000
•
PRESENT
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York, and associates.
the
of
facturers
They also are redeemable at the option of
time at regular redemption prices ranging
plus accrued interest.
at
to
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds from the
approximately
v
the debentures will be redeemable at
sinking fund
Safe
for listing on
at $5 a share through Nov. 1, 1968; there¬
after through Nov. 1, 1973, at $5.50 per share; and
thenceforth at $6.25 a share.
REDEMPTION FEATURES—Mandatory annual sinking fund pay¬
ments, commencing in
1970, are designed to retire 50%
of the
issue prior to maturity. The company also hasi the option to make
additional
annual sinking fund
payments iequal ' to the annual
mandatory
TO
1.
p.
share by
York
capital stock of the
into
.'/•:.77-v>'7-7
EFFECT
sale, these members will hold approximately 57% of
the outstanding common stock.
Subject to obtaining
oversubscribed.
is
geographically and with
a
bers
1, 1978, was made by an
issue
GIVING
beneficial
of
The shares
underwriting group
headed by Smith, Barney & Co. Inc., New York. The
debentures, priced at 100%, plus accrued interest,
were
both
investments
its
registered secondary offering of 350,000 shares
this firm's common stock was made at $23 per
of
.
7, 1963, a public offering of $6,000,000 Mohawk
5V2% convertible subordinated debentures
due Nov.
diversify
Mosler
a
Airlines,
be
may
-.7% 7,
198,
1963,
Airlines
the
(P. R.)
to
to
The
;
Greene,
the
shares
See
,
pref, s.ock
"*•
interests.
leasehold
to types of property.
Such diversification will depend on
available funds of the Trust and existing investment oppor¬
Shares
476.
p.
Mohawk
ahead
reported.
company
*Loss
—V.
on
this will depend upon
The Trust,
of suitable
available.
the absence
buildings,
properties or
—V.
company
ended
Net
for
°J basis samethe first of last year.
J! for period nine months
♦
the
To
a
sales
after dividends
in
Authorized
$3,823,-
Macwhyte Wire Rope Co.—Sales, Net HigherConsolidated
stock___
preferred
on
income
Net
and
fee
investments
estate
CAPITALIZATION
1,748,536
101,962
*391,930
268,455
$4,375,447
to construction
charged
income
fee interests and long-term lease¬
Whether the major portion of the
or
leasehold interests in real
fee
mortgages
estate
tunities.
133,010
3,582,445
758,510
2,570,868
1,897,036
67,236
*87,929
charges
in
real
in
the
6,520,245
deductions--
interest
on
in
made In office, industrial, and
apartment buildings, shopping centers, in¬
retail establishments. ' Investments in hotels
and
motels will
not be made except where the property
is net
leased
to
a
financially secure tenant.
The Trust will not con¬
centrate
its
search
for
investments
in
any
one
area,
but will
*2,895
11,492
5,920,993
*13,644
16,612
long-term debt________
interest charges—
,
Net
that
announced
statements,
the
for
of
quarter
Chairman,
before
Income
Interest
of the
respect
4,643,902
income
Miscellaneous
be
now be determined, since
the investment opportunities
of
invest
dustrial
per
$24,640,164 $22,716,909
6,550,501
5,935,377
expenses—--
lncome-^-electric_____
invest in
property.
will
cannot
nature
Real
1962
2,782,084
income
Other
Interest
Higher
._
to
real
in
investments
investments
period
same
4,043,571
600,430
income__—______
taxes—net
Massa¬
commercial
to
221,340
amortization
State
income
intends
Trust
interests
may
$31,190,665 $28,652,286
13,259,199 12,420,426
L'
3,733,540
3,251,650
—Other
Other
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Net
and
—deferred
principal office
shareholders or the trustees.
The
located at 141 Milk St., Boston.
Trust's
$564,115,122,
1963
30—
of
credit—net
Investment
Taxes—Federal
Operating
reflected
Sept.
Operating
revenues—electric
_
Operaiicn and maintenance expenses—-J.
Depreciation
_——
I—
"
■
Ended
Months
in
investment objective of the Trust is to acquire
income-producing real estate investments. It is the Trust's policy
to purchase real estate for investment and not for resale.
Mississippi Power Co.—Earnings—
12
trust created
primary
attempt
equal
business
a
a
Declaration of Trust dated June 5, 1963.
perpetual existence unless earlier terminated
is
Trust
The
44
is
Motron
to
have
will
share.
will be used for investment.
C.
pursuant
Trust
the
by
Co.—Sales, Net
to
publicly
offered
Net proceeds
The
equal
Underwriters Co.,
1,000,000 shares of beneficial
1963, B. C. Morton Funds
interest in the Trust at $10 per
P.
nounced.
1962.
$140,000,183 against $131,income taxes was $10,696,840
Morton Realty Trust—Shares Offered—On
C.)
29,
property
per
of
were
last
(B.
Oct.
The
$64,900,008,
period
months
nine
the
for
year.
Net profit after
$10,017,055 in the same period of 1962.
After providing
dividends, profit was equal to $1.60 per common
compared with $1.50 in the same period last year.
Earn¬
per
sales dollar were 7.6 cents this year and last year.,
198, p. 773.
ings
line with sales from $20,454,549
to
However,
or
11%
preference
—V.
expressed
rose
$12,642,494
to
198, p. 1745.
corresponding
the
sales
share
$0.49
nine
income
in
increases
nine months.
1963
$1,262,624
$630,000 of the gain is attributable
North Dakota that became effective
has reported a 6.7% ,increase in net sales and a
in profits for the first nine months of 1963 com¬
corp.
262,100
$195,454,104 for the
11%, over $175,699,-
of
for the
About
year.
Corp.—Sales, Net Up Over 6%—
increase
Net
1962
$5,494,042
25^. 13J
months of 1963 totaled
an increase of more than 9% .
first
during the
rate
Inc.,
$0.26
of
were
revenues
against
-
$22,959,800,
of
quarter
President,
Cross,
from $515,694,783,
up
electric
6.8%
confidence that operations
during the fourth quarter will result in another record sales and
earnings year lor the company.
7.
S.
Bert
last
pared, with
1962.
share of common stock, rose in
the same period last year.
per
Months' ProfitEarnings for the fiscal nine months ended Sept. 30 were $2,894,937, equal to $1.20 per share on 2,428,045 shares issued, Robert
McCulloch, President of the Los Angeles-based company, an¬
the
for
income
than
Moore
77 'V'.V
record sales
an increase
7- 7
reported
Sept.
period
months
nine
over
gas revenues, to
$14,114,021
electric
revepues^ increased
■
endCd
same
Chairman,
Heskett,
4%
or
early in 1963, he added.—V.
132,664
& Manufacturing
period of 1962.
the like
in
latest
the
308
15, 1963, through
-
has
company
for
572
,
_
preferred
M.
R.
%
1963
7 $5,270,711
\
•
months
three
Sales
Oil
384.
Months' Report-
30--
866..
p.
"
dividend requirements of $705,000, these earn¬
ings were equal to $1.50 per share as against $1.75 per share a
year earlier, based on 2,354,738 average common shares outstand¬
ing in the first nine months of 1963 and 2,072,787 in 1962.
totaled
^.^'4-
in
taxes
After
net sales
$137,351,of $121,346,875' in the
taxes_l_——-_1_-_____
share—_____________—_____—%
per
198,
,
has reported consolidated net earnings of $4,238,340
the
nine
months ended
Sept. 30,
1963,/ against
The company
■
months
nine
Sept.
'
'
Co.
(Inc.)
i;
7% $300
Laird & Co., Corp
200
Lehman Brothers
600
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
7 7
Co. Inc
600
G. H. Walker & Co'._____
300
7; 200
Corp._____
1229.
p.
$4,333,935
13%; Net 28%—
the sales
13%
above
last year.
.
—V.
results
showed
McCulloch
011 Dec.
after
income
Amount
California
First
600
—
Albany
^fter
reported that consolidated
30, 1963. amounted to
Milo Electronics Corp.—Nine
Net
:
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Net Lower—
$4,966,623 which was
28%
higher than net income of $3,893,385 for the nine months of
1962.
After provision for dividend requirements on the preferred
stock, net income tor the nine months of 1963 was equal to $3.75
on
e..ch of the 1,176,626 common shares outstanding against $'2.45
on
each of the
1,356,993 common shares
outstanding on Sept.
30, 1962 —V. 198, p. 475.
% ,.777777. '/■
7;7
Sales
conditions,
certain
(000's Omitted)
300
200
,
Co
&
Ib6,
V.
to
the
for
income
Net
Net
Lytton Financial Corp.
198, p.
ended Sept.
months
nine
Higher—
months
nine
told
—
more
President,
Harris,
N.
the
769.
Financial
Lytton
Redpath
Dann & Co
First
and earnings for the first nine months of
the year
were reported by this diversified manufacturer
of con¬
sumer
and
capital goods, building equipment,
automotive parts
and aerospace components.
%
.7;•'
for
to
v-
—
Co.—Partial Red'n
Line
redemption
called for
Minnesota Mining
man,
"
sales
high
Record
subject
and
company
■
(000's Omitted)
Common,
865.
Lytton Financial Corp.—Net Up 35%—
the
•
Drexel
1745.
198, p.
Period
in
Inc., this issue.—V.
Midland-Ross Corp.—Sales Up
in
$26,776,000 in 1963,
Earnings for the
was
$24,781,000
to
for
Y.—V.
below have severally
named
Amount
Dunlap Smith,
Herman
Wisconsin Pipe
The company has
underwriters
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. $2,500
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
200
Auchincloss, Parker &
;
operation ot the sinking fund, $495,000 of its 5V2% first mortgage
pipe line bonds due 1981 at 101.70%
plus accrued interest. Pay¬
ment will be made at the Firs^t National City Lank,
55 Wall St.,
N.
the
with
therein.
% '
in
■"
period
12-month
the
September
ended
year
'
'
:
for
of 8%
increase
$167,896,000
wtih
compared
income
Net
of
revenue
1962.
an
shareholders for the third quarter 1963
$181,301,000 for the 12 mohths ended
company's report to
Sept.
New
be
Long Island Lighting
The
showed
agreement
Inc.—Acquisition—
Gamble-Skogmo,
Michigan
stock
stated
"Our business continues to
progress satisfactorily,
expectation that earnings in the fourth quarter
See
1971
due 1975
due '78
subord. de))s.
($1 par)—
conv.
7'"
our
Metromedia
signing
of an
agreement with ^Thrush
oil and
gas
properties which Thrush expects to acquire pursuant to its
agreement to purchase all the capital stock of Crescent Oil &
Gas Co., a
wholly owned subsidiary of Crescent Petroleum Corp.,
subject to approval by Crescent stockholders. The purchase of oil
and gas properties by
Livington Oil is subject to liquidation by
President, announced the
Oil Co. to purchase the
Livington,
Julius
6,
Nov.
On
1967
due
,
shareholders,
to
Authorized
Outstanding
7'";'v'•%• y"
$312,500
$308,250
2,472,088
1,133,212
1,800,000
1,800,000
3,500,000
1,079,500
6.000,000
6,000.000
3,000,000 shs.
1,086,686 shs.
to purchase all the debentures, in the principal amounts
opposite their respective names, pursuant to an underwriting
set
:
-
Acquisition—
Livingston Oil Co.—Proposed
York.
New
letter
a
said,
'
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition-
Litton Industries,
Clifton
'
V-; ;
note
UNDERWRITERS—The
Chairman,
and it
of 1963
will
compare
favorably with the fourth quarter of 1932, when
there
were
certain
special charges to expense
which are not
expected to recur this year."—V. 198, p. 865.
In
year.—V. 158, p. 864.
:
Rochester,
of
subord.
conv.
Michigan,
and New
agreed
.
sales in the quarter just completed were $76.3 million,,,
against $79.4 million in the corresponding quarter of 1962.
Total
sales for the first nine months of 1963 amounted to $218.0 million,
.
;•
County
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
'v>v
promissory note due
obligations
Capital
months of the current year amounted to
Net income before tax for 'the
$8,381,487 in 1963 and $8,619,087
in
1962.
*;.v 7,»\;V7
:7'' 7
% '7
Both earnings figures and number of shares outstanding reflect
adjustments to include the company's 1962 acquisitions, as well
as
the March 1, 1963 acquisition of the Boiler-Clark Agency, Inc.
Koppers
see
6%6%
$1.58, as against $1.62 in 1962.
months period amounted to
per
compared to $219.5 million last
7
EFFECT'
GIVING
" 7
5%2%
/••,''%7
Oneida
at
Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Island,
Vermont
Jersey,
New
Equipment
T
7
headquartered
Connecticut,
Rhode
in Toronto, Canada.
7777
the nine
for
York,
and
CAPITALIZATION
Debt:
common share
for 1962. Per
computed on 2,593,787 shares
7-,
New
of
Massachusetts,
Hampshire,
nine
1963, net income totaled $5,536,000,
nine months of
share. Comparable income for the same
period last year, excluding the effect of the Thomas sale, was $&,.664,000, or $2.31 a share.
:
,
equivalent
n
States
'
ended Sept. 30, 1963, net income after
down from $4,205,446 a year ago. Earnings
$4,106,487
was
share
per
^
'.77y,'
"77777 :':V'
first
taxes
are
the acquisition from the Britis.i
Airlines,
months
nine
the
For
share, excluding an additional 34 cents per share realized as a non¬
recurring capital gain on the sale of the Thomas Flexible Coupling
Company.
both periods
outstanding.
for
earnings
share
quarter
corresponding
the
in
income
comparable
j ;
and net
records.
comparable period of 1962, resulting in earnings per
of
57c for
the current quarter compared
to 59c
of preferred dividends, to
after provision for payment
share of common stock.
76 cents per
the
BUSINESS—Mohawk
has
reported net
income for the three
Sept. 30,
1963 of $1,475,885 after provision for
taxes, against I net income of $1,522,084 for the
ended
income
will
Aircraft
of the proceeds
The balance
note.
bank
part
Airport, - Utica,
New
York,
principally
provides short-haul air
transportation of persons, property and mail on its route system
which
serves
over
50 cities
through 33 airports located
in tne
issued
McLennan
&
months
finance in
to
6%; conv. subord. debs,
Inc.—Net Lower—
& McLennan
Federal
$1,838,000. This was
the third quarter of 1963 was
in
income
equivalent,
In
leased
in the
1963 fiscal year
July 28,
the
Marsh
Lower—
Koppers Co., Inc.—Net, Sales
Net
fiscal year just ended advanced 58.5%
17.7% over the previous year to set new
the
for
for
outstanding
an
of four BAC 1-11 jet aircrait and related spaio engines
ana equipment,
tne total cost of which is estimated at $1.3,150,000,
including import duty.
,
7
.
'..."
operations.
Net
current
of
used
Corp., Ltd.
amounted to $32,772,646,
an
increase of 58.5%
over sales of $20,676,166 reported for tne
previous year. Net income rose to $839,186, or 83 cents per share
based on an average 1,045,527 shares outstanding. This marks an
increase
of 17.7%
over last year's net profit ox
$713,289, equal
to
71 cents per share on the l,o25,446 average shares then out¬
standing.—V. 198, p. 195.
have
have
be
August and September, the first two
fiscal year achieved new records, J. E.
in
company
increased
Sales
costs, delays in bringing new equipment to planned
and general problems of a new opertaion in a new
made
Sacramento
a
serious temporary handicap
"Startup
efficiency
loctaion
the
income
shares.
of
of
Sales
share on the same
to 74c a
equal
$1,283,694,
to
this
President, told stockholders of this operator of
departments in department stores at the annual meeting.
Sales and earnings of Marrud also established new peaks
fiscal year ended July 28, 1963, the company's annual report
at the meeting showed.
period.
1962
of
Margolis,
the comparable
for
$17,077,514
with
compared
1963,
of
months
Sales
full
58.5%; Net 17.7%—
Marrud, Inc.—Sales Up
Co.—Sales Up; Net Lower—
Tnis
manufacturer of molded pulp plates, trays and packaging
materials has reported net sales of $17,136,530 for the first taine
Keyes Fibre
pursuant
Volume
subject
are
.
the
shares
&
Robert
Co
Baird
W.
inc.
Co.,
&
3,000
1,500
—
—
Barth
J.
Co
&
1,500
11,000
tichler & Co.—
Bateman.
Co.—
Boswortn, Sullivan &
&
Stearns
Bear,
1,500
Inc
Co.,
Alex.
3,000
1,500
Weedon & Co.—
Dominick & Dominick, : '
Crowell,
Inc.
Francis
11.000
——
-
duPont.
I.
Allyn, Inc.——
& Co. Inc.—
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
A.
C.
Elworthy
Inc.
First
11,000
1,500
&
Co
Corp.-
Boston
First
of
First
Southwest
Michigan
Corp.
Co
14.500
1,500
1,500
—
5,000
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc. 11,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.— 11,000
Halle
Stieglitz
&
Hentz
H.
Hornblower
E.
E.
—v.
Weeks—
&
Hutton
F.
W.
198,
Inc.
Co.
&
Hutton
&
Co.—
14,500
11,000
11,000
1638.
p.
Fox
' •*
.
;
,
on
National
see
Life
Western
Life
National
Security
Co./ this
to
Northern Illinois Gas
Northern
for
the
12
$2.72 for
the
for
share
ended Sept. 30,
percent over
ago.—V. 198,
p.
$47,000,000
000,060
V.
of
1963
7,
will
office,
company
be
Broadway,
120
New
(12
198,
198,
at
198,,
has
sale
■'%.
Orange and Rockland
R.
and
in
company
first
the
weeks
32 %-
of
three
sales
to
1963
over
ago.
Earnings
599,938
month
up
Net
Per
to
—V.
The
1962.
in
in
36
the
$8,000,000
year
per
390,316
8.
p.
-/
30,
the
net
1963,
amounted
sales
to $27,-
1962 period.
for the first nine months
cents for the like period
for the similar
basis, earnings
to
compared
as
share
69
Barrie said, have been com¬
outstanding in 1-962 and 1,907,864
■..V-'v
^
.
Sold
Corp.—Notes
Privately
Months'
Chemicals, Inc.—Nine
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Angeles
Revenues
;
shows net
owners
8 8%
$2o,026,747
swimwear
based
year
other
income
a
year
ended
in
income
from $23,925,514 in the
1963.—V. 198. p. 1369.
for
firm
31,
Aug.
amounted
ago.
loss
net
($1.15
released
$14,533,035,
'
the
against
fig¬
$15,-
„
after providing for
year
operating
1963.
to
refund
a
of
$716,-
per
share)
common
former
and
decline
for the prior year.
attributed the substantial lo$s to late
manufacturing operations, resulting in
substantial inventory losses.
management
cost
high
sales
in
of
and
As
have concluded
high
quality
styled
well
the
by
of
type
swimwear
Marie
Rose
which
label.—V.
Reid
has
196,
always
been
2484.
p.
'
Security
Life
National
Insurance
Co.
Merger
—
Approved—
Oct.
firm
merger
a
would
event
of
Co;
be
E.
the
National
Western
addition
volume
National
of
$6
and
and
continue
to
be
handled
current $4
merged
Co.
who
would
that
from
million
force
to
the
merged
volume
of
new
business
agency
in
the
both
the
total
firm
to
a
month
per
would
boost
current
rate
month—making
per
life
Insurance
and
unassigned
surplus
it one of the fastest growing
in
America—with
a
merged
capital
more than $3.8 million and over $200
companies
million
The
Insurance
offices
Security National's
Western's
million
Life
would be no change in his company's
that operations of Security National and
would
of
12.
Nov.
on
there
Denver
and
The
National
of
personnel
Denver
Western
of
Security
Natiohal,
Western's Board, said
President
merger
principal
Austin
in
National
called
Riley,
Chairman
of
of
shareholders
Western
become
Security National Life Insurance
of their company with National Western Life
Denver,
Colo.,
subject
to
final
approval
by
shareholders
29,
Harold
On
—
sale
on
gain
on
1963
1,936,000
of
force.
in
insurance
equal to 44
p.
share774.
1,936,000
$0.42
1,678,000
$0.36
—
per
-
The
company
the
has
July
ended
1963,
2,177,080
$1.91
31,
previous
$9,636,553 for the year
sales of $2,923,973 for
reported net sales of
compared with net
of
company has reported that sales for the first nine months
were
$19,616,418 against sales of $20,259,327 for the simi¬
period of 1962. Net loss before taxes for the first three quarters
1963 was $74,619 as compared to a net profit before taxes of
of
for
shares
in
ago
the
July
ended
year
amounted
1963
31,
to
equal to $2.66 per share on 436,080 average shares
against $347,757, equal to $1.06 per share, on 328,073
the previous year.—V.
198, p. 573. /
/
Rexall Drug &
■Rexall
net
Drug
earnings
sales
1962,
down
from
a^e
activities.
On
2,952 282
$2.56
the
for
Lower
retail
$1.65
for
1963,
during the
in
ment
nine
of 56%.
•
of
months
the
for
basis,
nine
compared
as
•
•
1962.
have
of
half
last
of
anticipated
They
1963
substantial improve¬
of 1962. However,
a
the last
over
half
recently
the
detrimental
a
profit
was
third quarter.
the
impact
effect
position.—V.
Completion
Joseph
by
Loeb,
1963
nine
first
were
198,
announced steel price increases could
on
the company's efforts to improve its
p.
817.
-
•
months
It
last
year.
&
dividend
earnings
months
are
equivalent
to
with $1.06 in 1962, after adjustment
issued March 8,
1963.
Third quarter
amounted to 58 cents per share,
quarter in 1962.—V. 198, p. 573.
against 46
cents
in
the
&
Acquisition
—
"
acquisition
the
Edgar
Rhoades
Sons, Inc.
&
*
Seagram
by
marked
nation's
of
Texas
for
Sons
$276.5
Pacific
million
Coal
was
Oil
&
Co.
announced
Bronfman, Seagram President. Carl M.
New York,
acted as financial advisor to
M.
Co.,
petroleum
major
a
largest distiller.
of
substantially
Industry
expansion
by
move
the
and
properties was made for $60,579,443 in cash, subject to a reserved
production payment of $216 million, Mr. Bronfman revealed.
Frankfort Oil Co., whose name will be changed to Texas Pacific
Oil Co., a Seagram division, will operate the newly acquired proper¬
ties
$205,853,000,
of
Seagram
Seagrams.
Mr.
/ ■
of
E.
1
Nov.
sale
totalling almost
Bronfman
Last
crude
million
1.4
said.
of
net
U
.
Pacific's
Texas
acres
in
oil
and
gas
leases,
%
.
..
assets
these properties produced over seven million barrels of
and almost 16 billion cubic feet of natural gas, disclosed
oil
Carroll
M.
Frankfort
Bennett,
with
3.5
barrels
million
of
all
year
natural
headquarters
crude
of
in
oil
President.
He
pointed out
that
Dallas, produced approximately
in
1962
and
12
billion
cubic
feet
properties in'Texas, Colorado, Kansas,
Kentucky, Louisiana. New Mexico and Wyoming.
Frankfort
plans
to
consolidate the two
companies into
one,
retaining most of Texas Pacific's personnel and its Fort Worth
its
from
gas
198,
Oil Corp.—Net Lower—
■
progress
Frankfort,
stock
3%
increase
first
due to the continued reduction of the company's
share
per
in
the
an
$207,128,000
sales
a
Chemical Co.—Net Up 56%—
Chemical Co. has announced record nine months
after taxes of $7,688,000 against $4,916,000 for the
&
in
period
same
of
period
Chairman,
Berkman,
that
The
cents
similar
the
and Otto G. Schwenk, President,
being made on schedule in improving the
operations of the company, and that the net loss had been reduced
stated
outstanding,
$1,-
Nine
Shows
—
1963
lar
on
>
for
America
of
The
(Joseph E.)
Completed—
Net Up Sharply—
year.
income
Net
$1,158,020,
Corp.
Bolt
&
-
-
Renwell Industries Inc.—Sales;
1962
1963
'
Screw
Months' Loss—
the
145,000
—__—
income
198,
1962
$83,402,000
1,533,000
sale of investments
investments
of
Report-
$83,217,000
—
—
income excl.
Earnings
Jr.,
Up 9.2%
prior year's Federal income taxes was reported at $2,380,775
($4.50 per common sharei, which compares with a loss of $583,433
sales
of
in
Mr.
figures,
earnings
'
to
1962
fiscal
National
in sales for the nine
while earnings per share
period, George Barrie, Presi¬
same
of
months
Sales
/
1C52.
s.x
This
of
000
Louis
p.
1481.
Ridge Tool Co.—Sales Up 18%; Net 24%—
The
the
months
for
Sales
of pipe and
the
nine
the
first
was
$2,156,504
the
registered sharp gains in sales and earnings for
ended Sept. 30,
1963., Ridge Tool is a leading
tubing tools and accessories.
period were $18,356,253 up from $15,612,605 for
company
nine
manufacturer
same
months
of
compared
last
period
1962,
to
increase
an
$1,736,646 or
year.—V.
198,
of
18%.
increase
an
Net
income
of 24%
over
774.
p.
Selmer, Inc.—Sales Up 32%; Net 40%—
(II. & A.)
Nine-month
are
40%.
Elkhart,
are
32%
ahead of
according to
Indiana,
educational
Nine
sales
ahead,
a
1962
and
third-quarter
manufacturer
•
of
band
per-share earnings
the
report issued by
instruments
for
the
field.
months
was
$1,969,787
and
nearly
sales
more
equal
to
through Sept. 30, 1963, were $8,151,089. This
than the company's 1962 nine-month sales
the
$8,266,724
sales
for
the
entire
year
of
1962.
Ritter Co., Inc.—Reports
The
vthe
company
first
nine
has
months
reported
of
1963
earnings
record
of
Per-share
Record Earnings—
(net
income)
for
ings
; '
'
'
per
•
•
share
in
the
first
•<
three
nine-month period were 84 cents,
compared to 60 cents per common share for the first nine months
of 1962 and 86 cents per share for all of last year.—V. 198, p. 574.
earnings
for
the
$1,825,000.
Earnings
for
the first nine monhts of 1962 were $1,254,000.
Total earnings in 1962 were $1,735,455.
Based on
1,180,166 shares of common stock outstanding, earn¬
,
1
of
the
office.—V.
V.
an
increased
revenues
and
$36,738
;
$731,554,
to
.
Rocca,
the
ior
tf. c:7; ceatv
per
quarter report to share
months
Los
for
Sales
On
59%
of
1963,
increase
basis of 1,789,000
198, p. 1324.
Reichhold
198, p. 1440.
President, reported unaudited consolidated op¬
erating' results for the first fiscal quarter ended Sept. 30, 1963.;
Gross
sales figures were
not available, as cabled reports from
foreign subsidiaries gave only net income. Preliminary estimates
are
however
that for the quarter just ended, gross sales were sub¬
stantially
larger
than
the $16,686,408 recorded in the corre¬
sponding 1962 period.
Net income for the quarter ended Sept. 30,
1963
was $21,184, or three cents per capital share on the 637,635
shares now outstanding,
against $145,318 (23 cents) in the like
year-earlier period.
Mr.
Rocca cited the decline in the price of crude safflower oil
as
the principal reason for the reduction in net income. He at¬
tributed the weakness
in the market for safflower oil to over¬
production by competitors, and to price pressures brought to bear
by these competitors. "Safflower prices have strengthened in the
past two months, and we feel that the price decline has now
run its course.
There seems little likelihood of a repetition of' the
recent- disastrous
price
pattern in the current fiscal year."—
T
sales
sh-ra
per
share earnings of 60 cents
increase of 45% .—y. 1j8, p. 725.
ana
1963—eq
operating
nine
ures
/.V
1, 1963 it was reported that $2,500,000 of this
firm's promissory notes due 1970 and 1975 had been
sold privately. through A.
G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
Chicago.;1
I
Co.—Nine Months' Report—
Pacific Vegetable
lr.st year,
announced
Virginia
Rose Marie Reid—Shows Loss for Year—
with the pur¬
begin
operating
will
;/./
Regensteiner
same
B
pr.fit
not
West
is returning
Nov.
$56,365,228 $57,506,775
196.
the
Inc.—Sales Up 32%; Net
—
p.
estate.
real
$17,046,564 for the like period in 1962. Net income
for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1963,
per
the
on
1963.—V.
Net
mc^me"::::::::————
198,
£ept. 30,
This
$2,244,118
$1.18
were
puted
v
_
share
third
1933
Total
firbt
years
seven
approximately
290.
p.
an
for
nine
from $1,226,936
On' a per share
1963
Total
.
of
company
Purity
Markets.
Sept.
71%
132,660 against
share based on 1,661,705 shares outstanding on Aug. 31, 1963.
compares
with $696,553 or 42 cents per share based, for
comparison purposes, on the -same number of outstanding shares.
—V.
198, p. 682.
V
qafPS
of
absence
an
198,
ended
first
the
amounted
per
Oxford Paper
chain
and
the
'
represented
sale
announced.
For
This
Period Ended Sept. 30—
supplies
$1,564,486
far
cr.rn.ngs
,
sales of $71,413,182 for
$72,338,718 recorded
the
from
the
below
totaling
reported
has
period
dent,
.
amounted
and
Wheeling,
ivaient to $1.74 a si are on t.ie 1,640.623
s
aieh of common stock outstanding.
This compares with earnings
of $1.60 a s/.are for the same period of 1962, an increase of 9.2%.
the
the
are
Purity
Siri's
sales
1963.—V.
increased
Gain
before taxes for the three months rose 52%
to
$1,055,476
reported in the comparable year
taxes
after
four
with
17,
Rayette
period ainounted to $19,116,184, an increase
$14,591,383 reported in the first quarter a year
after
building
$1,833,077
sales
the
cf
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Net
Insurance
the
*
record
1933..
President
Stem,
Up 8.8%—
approved
have
from
^Earnings
f
Rayette, Inc.—Sales Up 59%; Net 71%—
achieved new highjj in sales and earnings for
motnhs ended Aug. 31, 1963, according to Sartain
the
of
Co.—Reports Record Sales, Net—
30.
1962.
the
of
stores
Nov.
on
;/(.:•
-
35
ox
improvement reported for these
result of significantly better
the
of
1.3%
were
of
Francisco
San
chase
has
for
earn.ngs
573.
p.
previously reported, Munsingwear, inc., and Rose Marie Reid
an agreement whereby the former is providing active
management for Rose Marie Reid and is investing up to $2,100,000
in
exchange
for
convertible debentures of Rose
Marie Reid in
order to provide working capital.
The
new
management expects that it will take time to return
the business
to a
profitable basis. However, a start has already
been made in trimming expenses and improving the manufacturing
and warehousing operations.
In the meantime it is the objective
of the company to continue to present to its customers the same
gains
of
all
1962
over
operations.
from
of
noted,
1963
weeks
these
Chairman.
Lanier,
Net
L';./
and
months
The
President,
primarily
Niven
of
earnings
Utilities, Inc.—Revenues, Net
Oxford Manufacturing Co.,
The
were
consisted
Mr.
same
of 100,000 common
Equipment Corp., this issue.—V.
V:
•••
has reported that consolidated earn¬
cents par share for
the 36-week
In the like period of 1962 Purity
subsidiaries
earned
$171,092 or 25 cents per, share.
the earnings reported for 1963 are $36,299 represent¬
—V.
:
share
per
198.
:
Oxberry Corp.—New Name—
52%—
''
.;•/
••
quarter
of the current fiscal year
comparable quarter in the preceding
$30,599,000.—V. 198, p. 910.
the
For
Niven,
weeks
36
months
Animation
:
first
the
for
sales
year
which
On
Net
See
increased over
earnings
••
sales
Included
ended
months
nine
In
year.
„
first quarter of
Sept. 30, sales,
the first quarter of
ing the parent company's equity in earnings of wholly-owned realty
subsidiaries,
and for
1962
the
comparable figure was $161,417
has
company
nine
the
J.
lumber
'
operations for the
the
quarter,' ended
its
on
share
per
•
Stores
of real
'
over
1962.—V.
repcr.ed
Sept.
ccmp..r.s to sales of
for The same period
The
totaled
$325,286
or
47
period ended Sept. 7,^1963.
reported operating revenues of $28,449,920 for
Sept. 30, 1963, compared with $26,735,431
ended Sept. 30, 1963, compared with $26,735,431
for
the nine
months ended Sept. 30,
1962, an increase of
$1,714,489. Net, income totaled $3,509,362 or 77 cents per share on
4,151.376 common shares outstanding, against net income of $3,225,€01 or 70 cents per share on the same number of shares, in the
corresponding period of 1962, adjusted for a two-for-one stock split
effective May 28, 1963.—V. 198, p. 682.
The
for
ago.—
Ltd.—Net, Sales Higher—
reported
$33,365,000.
John
Higher—
the
year
a
,
Purity Stores, Inc.—Net Higher—
,
company,
.
has
ended
s
Charles
The
:
674.
51%
cr
quarter
Lumber
company
inon.l
timing
headquartered at 1802 N. Central Ave.,
Phoenix, was organized in Arizona on Mar. 5, 1962, as an operatingaffiliate of O'Malley Realty, a long established real estate brokerage
firm which carries on business throughout Arizona and surrounding
states from headquarters in Phoenix, and is a part of a corporate
group ordinarily referred to as the Affiliated O'Malley Companies.
While O'Malley
Realty is and has been engaged primarily in;
the commercial and
industrial real estate business and as a real
estate broker,
O'Malley Investing is organized primarily to pur-;
chase,
hold and develop real properties of every kind.—V. 198,
p.
cents
18
third
preceding
fiscal
The offer is contingent on
the public
to
year.
revenue, earnmgs for
the third quarter cf 1963
compared to $411,000 for third quarter 19 2
Net
share icr ihe thiiu quarter 196j c-nu .o ad ce.i-s,
the
Icr
The
six
the
Purex
,
—
$2,o.2,uOO
were
•
682.
p.
shares.
BUSINESS—The
,
Purity's President also announced that the
expire Nov. 25.
quarter
period
same
.
fiscal
and
dends.'
v
minimum
the
the
518.
current
were
estate, and for other corporate purposes.
The company is also offering an additional 400,000
common shares in exchange for the assets of 24 joint
ventures at the exchange price of $9 per share.
The
offer will
third
fiscal year.
■■
■
profit after taxes was $1,884,000 against $1,370,000 reported
first quarter of last fiscal year.
Earnings per share were
28 cents for the first quarter up from 22 cents per share for the
like
period
last fiscal year.
The per share earnings for both
periods are based on the average number, of shares outstanding
during the respective quarters, after adjustments for stick divi¬
company s
proceeds will be used for the purchase
Net
revenues
lor
the
for
up
the
of
of is»o2.
a_,ainsi s>6,757 030
quar.crs
$7,931,000
Net
Oct. 25, 1963, the company offered publicly, without
underwriting, 300,000 shares of its common stock at
$10 per share.
$3.19 per
dividends,
for the same period last year,
for the nine months were $188,-
$46,000,000
$177,000,000
Purex Corp
in
Common Offered
—
against
as
p.
Purex
its
Thus,
O'Malley Investing Corp.
year,
last
quarter
mciease
an
three
firsc
were
Lower—
$5,656,957, or
after preferred
against
last
the
last
the'l*.'r:t
.o."
th.s
on
earnings per
an
increase of
1962.
noon,EST)
York.—V.
period
$23.146,0JU,
,o
fcr
revenues
cnar^es
of $3,444,190 before preferred stock dividends tor the nine months
announced plans to sell $6,840,000
trust certificates.
received Dec. 10
equipment
Bids
the
third
linance
$620,000,
ended
Sell Equipt. Tr. Ctfs.—
Pacific Ry.—To
Northern
share,
per
same
versus
ings
Oni Nov.
$3.04
to
the
lor
i; Consolidated sales and
/U'//:
426.
Net
Months'
has announced that consolidated net income for
ofi this year amounted to $1,370,965, equivalent
to a comparable basis.
Consolidated
sales
and
revenues
almost nine
$165 million for the same period a year
of
revenues
Inc.—Nine
came
1963
ana
adjusted
Co.—Net, Revenues Higher-
months totaled $179 million,
12
shares
the
were
1963
interest,
$20,504,000
quarter
Based
after
a
per
equivalent
Gas
months
the, 12
Revenues
cents
for
before
prolit
and
share. Per share earnings are
outstanding in both periods.—V.
198,
15
share, compared to net earnings of $1,192,631,
share for the corresponding period last year, after
dividends, adjusted to a comparable basis.
for the first nine
months of the year
was
$5,485,628,
Income
has reported earnings of $3.01 a share
months ended Sept. 30. This compares with earnings of
Illinois
profit
year,
15
per
cents
preferred
C
<1536.
P.
last
$186,634,
were
to
quarter
cents
72
61
or
Security
issue.—V.
months
nine
taxes
equal
$181,603,
was
earnings cf $1.06 for the same period
share ior all 1932 amounted to $1.47
sales,
of
over
Roberts
Approve Merger-
Insurance
first
taxes
13%
-Third
7
over
per
mm
months
nine
taxes
cents
Co.
company
third
profits
—
increase
Earnings
Revenue
or
income
$36o,785,
was
after
income
or
30, 1962.
Federal
ended Sept.
4
•}<■
Pittston
:
Co.
Insurance
Stockholders
Life
tne
1,216,639
;•
The
the
National
profit
$369,490,
$182,855,
143.
the
1,500
.-u—,.
——
for
was
was
based
Spencer Trask & Co
5,000
Tucker, Anthony &
•
R. L. Day
—i
5,000
Walston & Co., Inc.——
5,000
Dean Witter & Co
—
14,500
5,000
Co
&
share,
u
taxes
taxes
to
Oct.
to
for the
sales of
sales
of $11,221,534
Oct. 4, compared
with
net
periods
taxes
and
cents
p.
reported
the nine months
for
before
$185,182,
were
Reynolds & Co., Inc.-u.— 11,000
Rotan, Mosle & Co.——
1,500
Schwabacher & Co.5.000
Seasongood & Mayer.—
1,500
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. 14,500
William R. Staats & Co.
3,000
Stern,- Frank, Meyer &
1,500
5,000
—
——
Fahnestock
The
^
ten
Front
Merrill Lynch,. Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc..:. 14.500
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton Inc
—
! 1,500
Newhard, Cook & Co
3,000
The Ohio Co.———,
3,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
•
& Curtis
14,500
3,000
Sons
&
Brown
Courts & Co.————
first
5,000
Lee Higginson Corp.—11,000
Lehman
Brothers-——-- 14,500
Lester, Ryons & Co
1.500
Loewi & Co. Inc.j—
1,500
Irving Lundborg & Co
1,500
A. L'. Masten & Co
1 500
McDonald & Co..
■—
3,000
11,000
—
has
accounting
company
$9,284,862
3,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
W. C. Lan'gley & Co
50,500
a
Slightly Lower—
year.
Shares
Shares
Elyth & Co., Inc._
Bache
Pantasote Co.—Net
The
be purchased.
all must
purchased,
are
(1843)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
nature
of
any
.
the terms and conditions of the underwriting agree¬
of tiie underwriting
commitment is sucli that
to
The
ment.
if
Number 6315
,198
quarters
,
-
f.
of
v
1963
C J-.t
„
came
to
$1.55/
.r
:.
Shaker
Properties
1963, McDonald
&
—
Shares
Offered-—On
Nov.
4,
Co., Cleveland, offered publicly,
The Commercial and
Whiskey
beneficial interest in the Trust at
a'•. ."•■/% ■ ' ,;j
A
will be used for investment in cer¬
shares of
180,000
$15 per share.
proceeds
real estate properties.
Net
tain
Properties
Shaker
trust by a
business
was organized in Ohio as an unincorported
Declaration of Trust dated June 26, 1962, to
participate in investments in
is at 1857 Union Commerce
will be the
in Cleveland. The seller
which intends
additional in¬
to,obtain future
Shaker Properties
of any additional investments.
provide investors an opportunity to
estate. The office of the Trust
real
Cleveland.
The Trust's initial investment
purchase of the Shaker Square properties
will be The Shaker Square Co., an Ohio corporation,
to dissolve after the sale.
The acquisition of any
vestments will depend upon the ability of the Trust
financing, of which there can be no assurance.
Building.
present plans for acquisition
The Trust has no fixed duration and
.subject to termination as provided in
Sections 856-858 of the Internal Revenue
estate investment trusts provide that such
has no
will , continue indefinitely
the Declaration of Trust.
Code relating to real
trusts which meet' cer¬
tain qualifications will be relieved of Federal income taxes on ordi¬
nary income and capital gains distributed to shareholders who will
be subject to tax thereon. The Trust intends to meet these qualifi¬
cations.
'
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will be for
readily marketable. There
the Trust the
will receive
amount equal to the amount paid into the Trust for such shares.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
■'.f:
Authorized
Outstanding
5%% mortgage note, due 1988——
$3,600,000
$3,200,000
Shares
of beneficial int.
(limited
voting power—no par)
Unlimited
180,000 shs.
contemplates that its property acquisitions
long-term investment and may not be
is no assurance that in the event of liquidation of
holders of shares of beneficial interest in the Trust
The Trust
months
months
1761.
196. p.
the
$2.66
sales
Net
1963
1-
p.
198,
outstanding—
share-
per
—V.
any
per
>
'
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A-A $0.76
1963, and $3,500,000 in 1962.
AA.. •
AAA'- A.A' AA":\AA,
Consolidated net income for the three months ended Sept. 30,
1963, amounted to. $7,097,000, or 68 cents per
share, including
$2,315,000 of non-recurring income. This is a 67% increase over
the net income of $4,251,000, or 40 cents per share, in the third
to $5,636,000 in
periods amounted
nine-months
quarter of1962.
first nine months of 1963 reached $333,$270,384,000 in The 1962 period.—V. 198, p. 1788.
for the
Gross
income
467,000,
against
like
Inc.—Net Higher—
interim, quarterly report, reports con¬
the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1963
A
1052.
3.
'
Simplicity Pattern Co.
:
Sales
share
taxes——;——
2,326.200
1,968.650
1,605,200
$1.24
$0.97
1,588,257
1,504,907
—'__—A~
shares,—_AA___——
outstanding
197.
$20;508,394 $18,453,132
3,060,431
4,294,850
—
profit'
Per
1962
i——-
taxes
Net
—v.
1963
—
income
before
Income
Total
Inc.—Nine Months' Report-
Ended Sept. 30—
Period
Profit
'A '
the
for
Suburban
of
[oward
to
;
be
Arthur Colton Co. including plants and faciland Elk Rapids, Michigan.
The
sales and
engineering departments of the Arthur Colton
o.
will remain in Detroit in a location to be announced. Both
lancelona
and Elk Rapids plants will
continue their pharmaeutical, packaging and filling machine manufacturing and tablet
unch and die operations.—V. 188, p. 2293.
the
of
Mancelona
in
Gas
,
The
company
has reported
1962.,'
of
amounted
income
for
the nine months,
after taxes,
minority
Equipment Trust Certifiates Offered—On Nov. 6, Salomon Brothers & Hutzsr, New York, and associates, announced that they
/ere awarded at competitive sale an issue of $8,970,000
>outhern
Pacific 4%
equipment trust certificates,
eries No. 23, on a bid of 98.064 for the 4% coupon. A
ompeting bid of 98.407 for a 4V8% coupon came
rom Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Pacific
—
which are non-callable, were re-
certificates,
The
Co.
public sale Nov. 7 at prices to yield from
1964 maturity to 4.30% for the
1, 1976-78 maturities.
'ffered for
.90% for the Nov. 1,
lov.
Moody's and AA by Standard &
'oor's, the certificates will be secured by new equipnent estimated to cost $11,244,915 and are guaranAa
Rated
eed
as
ific
by
principal and dividends by
to
Net
sales
Net
before
Earnings
198,
—V.
share
shares
p.
Oil
Co.
This
Higher
has reported that earnings for the first
totaled $244,911,000 up from $233,863,000
3r
the comparable period
of 1962.
Earnings applicable to the
ommon
stock were equivalent to $3.42 a share, versus $3.26 for
tie first nine months of 1962.
Net income for the third quarter of 1963 was $84,603,000, against
79,960,000 for the third quarter of 1962, Mr. Follis said. This was
quivalent to $1.18 versus $1.11 a share on the earnings applicable
o the
common stock,
A
Sales and other operating revenues for the nine months totaled
1,962,787.000. compared with $1,914,670,000 for the like period
Chairman
ine
f
months
the
of
1962.—V., 198,
$1.34
1,837,909
%
.
—
outstanding
4,770,923
2,359,566
2,411,357
$1.47
1,635,689
Electric
to dealers was
198,
Net
per
—V.
198,
share
p. 428.
1962
$3,835,588
2,820,858
$1.54
outstanding
$1.36
_
For
p.
Months
12
to
Sept.
•
Total
operating
revenues
(after Federal income
________
taxes but
before preferred dividend requirements)
Net income
applicable to common
Earned per common share
A
—
income
Net
—V.
198,
p.
the
shares
Net
net
over
1
1.22
28,721,921
20,966,634
1.08
The
ended
of
company
Sept.
30
has
were
reported that earnings in
127% over those in the
the nine months
comparable period
1962.
Consolidated net earnings' were $1,056,000,
or
87 cents per share,
$466,000, or 38 cents per share, in the nine months
ended Sept. 30, 1962. Consolidated sales of $24,090,000 were a 14%
increase
over
the $20,946,000 reported
for the 1962 period.—V.
compared
197,
p.
with
1993.
-
,
income
for
the
third
quarter
of
1963
was
$2,293,000.
against earnings of $2,039,000 for the third quarter
of 1962, W. M. Elmer, President, announced
at a meeting of the
New York Society of Security Analysts.
After preferred dividends,
earnings amounted to 58 cents per share oi^ the
shares outstanding at Sept. 30, 1963. compared With
share on the 3,309,170 shares at the end of the same
period last year.
Per share earnings for the 12 months ended
Sept. 30 were $2.73 for 1963, against $2.57; for the same period in
1962.—V. 198, p. 818.
third
quarter
3,398,220
51
cents
Star
in
Industries,
Paddington
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
liquor
Corp.,
wholesaler and owner of a 40% interest
U. S. importer of J & B Rare Scotch
sole
per
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co.—Asset
See
(Joseph E.) Seagram & Sons, Inc.,
Financial • had
share. There
1962 period.
the
Up 12.1%; Net 55.7%—
Sale Completed
this issue.—V. 198, p. 1481.
Sept. 30,
highest
the
totaled
gross revenues
1963,
30,
at
1963.
third
of 1962.—V.
quarter
earnings,
equal
with
2c
to
an
carryback in
tax
Sales
for
to
a
the
the
in
in
the
quarter
on
shares
7,503,249
at the annual meeting that
and
earnings will "continue
$5,022,395,
ago.—V.
year
a
share
a
quarter.
second
totalled
quarter
same
;
;.
compared with $5,450,196, p. 1350.
Bag-Camp Paper Corp.—Net Lower—
income Tor
$1.57
198, ,p.
increase
cents
519.
84
operating deficit of $1,421,674, or
the September quarter a year ago.
Bakalar, President said
indications
are
that
sales
improvement
623
15.9%
a
Corp.—Shows Profit for Qtr.
Dr.. David
the
period,
ago
after
the
compare
after
present
$8,123,000
were
revenues
year
net
The
$691,674
1962.
30,
gross
comparable
taxes were $589,000, a 48%
$398,000.
Earnings per share were
of
for
Sept.
1963,
revenues
Electronic, has earned $321,516 before Federal income
income of" $151,516 for the quarter ended Sept.
with
outstanding
the
share.
a
months
nine
This
of
%
was $12,236,182,
$14,105,696, equal to
1963
with
compares
$1.81
share, for the 1962 nine months.
Per
Sept.
share
30,
figures
based
are
7,810,562
the
on
1963.
months of
period
interim
1963
were
year
a
shares outstanding
A' ■:
the
to
report,
sales for the first
against $176,304,426 for t-ne
company
$178,955,575,
ago.
quarter was $3,944,839,
share. In
quarter net income was
56
third
the
cents
Third
a
quarter
quarter
third
1962
share.
of
'
sales
-
totaled $60,725,062,
$58,616,621.—V.
equal to 51 cents
$4,364,534, equal
f."
198,
p.
.
compared with the 1962
520.
ElectroDynamics, Inc.—Proposed Acq'n—
of
Mass.,
the
assets
Allied Research Associates, Inc.,
ElectroDynamics,
Pasadena Calif.,
of
United
by
companies,
of
has been agreed to in principle by the Directors of both
it was announced on Nov. 4 by Donald J. Murphy, President
'
UED.
.
-
the proposed acquisition is compatible with United
ElectroDynamics
recent
reorganization
to
improve
operating
efficiencies
and
increase
substantially the size and capability of
Murphy said
the
UED
Terms
ance
ics
of
technical
of
California
The
Star Industries,
the
earnings
cents
United
Transmission Corp.—Net Higher—
net
for
Transitron Electronic
to
387,650,836 336,794,442
31,020,401
23,641,055
Sept.
at
of
quarter
earnings
61
versus
a
$
$
ended
outstanding
third
increase.
1789.
Consolidated
per
,
months
$7,008,000
Acquisition
Sales Up Sharply—
Trans-World
1962,
quarter of 1963 and the nine months ended
nine
the
Concord,
Stanray Corp.—Net,
of
Net income for the third
574.
Texas Gas
months
$2,289,571, or an adjusted $1.41
for Federal
income taxes in
of $20,146,000
Net earnings after taxes
amounted to $1,412,000, a 55.7%
increase over earnings of $907,000
registered in the like year ago period.
Earnings per share were
$2.02 based on 698,924 shares
outstanding as of Sept. 30, 1963.
For
the year ago period, earnings per share were $1.40 based on
same
1962
1963
30—
Higher-
ended Sept. 30, 1963 were
general
reserves
and after
income
taxes
of $290,765
and
share of earnings. Louis J. Galen,
President
the
savings
and
loan
holding company, an¬
to
$22,581,000, a 12.1% increase over gross
registered in the first nine months of 1962.
nine
Transmission Corp.—Earnings—
Texas Eastern
Co.—Net
company reported revenues
and profits
experienced for comparable periods.
According
year
Months'
months
nine
Lines—Revenues
third
ever
Net
1963
$4,357,698
2,820.858
income
Shares
•
/
the
nine
912.
p.
the
1963,
level
Months' Report—
Sept. 30—
-
Nine
provision
no
Union
Ended
Inc.—Shows
e^ual to $1.44 per share, based on the 1,635,512 average
first
Transcon
80 cents a share.—V. 198, p. 428.
Tampax Inc.—Nine
Period
of
earnings of
For the
28,
Co.—Secondary Oversubscribed—
On Nov. 1, it was reported that a secondary offering
by Bache & Co. and Smith, Barney & Co., New York,
of
110,400 common shares of Tampa
Electric at
$26,125 a share had been oversubscribed. Concession
Tampa
--.A
.•
.
outstanding.
the
Transition
Follis
G.
R.
4,735,302
2,266,252
2,469,050
1052.
Airlines,
compared with $3.61 per
198, pi 818.
as
1962.—V.
of
"
.•••:
,
Financial
for
interests
was
^shares
taxes,
Southern Pa-
of California—Net, Sales
—
.
—
per
of
Number
taxes
—,
Earned
Standard
income
taxes
income
Net
:j,
before appropriations
for
estimated
Federal
Chairman
and
versus
1963
1962
$54,787,637 $53,865,362
—
income
Income
Co.
'They will mature in 15 annual installments of $598,00 on Nov. 1, from 1964 to 1978, incl.—V. 198, p. 1538.
Months' Report-
Period Ended Sept. 30—
share,
months
nounced.
In
Southern
the
in
nine
1963,
and
to $4.42 per
first
earnings
648,170
Symington Wayne Corp.—Nine
taxes
equal
r
provision
share in the comparable quarter
increased to $30,167,000, or $1.65 per share from $22,449,000 and $1.23 per share
in 1962, after taxes and preferred dividends, an increase of 34%.
There were 18,332,639 shares of common outstanding at Sept. 30
and 18,273,204 shares outstanding a year earlier.—V. 198; p. 616.
income
consolidated income for the
amounted to $23,550,060,
all other charges, including
amount
of
$25,999,156.
These
that
,
$330,103,000.
Net
$2.01
.
Co.—Net Higher—
reported
depreciation
for
Trans-World
Net
net
A'. a/AaA
AAA
" ■'
first nine months consolidated gross operating
to $365,385,000; total costs and expenses were
;•
.
company's
.The
per
has
World
$2,345,732,
stock outstanding, compared
common
'
company
achieved after tax
earnings
pf $12,013,000, or
a share, in the first nine months of this year, making it the
profitable nine-month period in company history, Charles C.
Tillinghast, Jr., President, reported.
This profit on total revenues of $353,672,000' in the nine-month
period compares to a net loss of $7,293,000 on total revenues of
$299,855,000 a year ago.
The turnabout of more than $19,000,000
from a loss to a profit over the comparable periods was attributed
by
Mr. Tillinghast to
the more effective marketing
of TWA's
improved service, resulting in an increased share of domestic and
international travel.
AA.
%% A '/ ...
A A.
The nine-month profit
was
largely the result of record third
quarter earnings of $16,867,000, or $2.53 a share, which offset a
net loss in the first half of this year. • v. A*-A. • *•.• * ••••
Third
quarter total revenues were/$137,229,000 against $114,440,000 in the comparable 1962 period.—V. 198, p. 1789.
income after taxes of $11,906,-
a net
2,090,000
2,090,000
$2.26
income
are
for'the
For
a,"'.'
Co.—-Net Up 34%—
4,288,800
4,807,500
_
__
The
$5,000,000 of 5% sinking fund debentures, series due
1983. The direct placement was negotiated by
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York.
The corporation will use proceeds from the sale
to retire outstanding debt and for general corporate
•
^
$1.80
Corp. —Debentures Sold
A; A
$
8,922,300
most
Nov. 1,
000, or 65 cents per share of
with $6,867,000 and 38 cents
income.
Profit—
Privately—On Nov. 5, the corporation announced that
it had placed privately with institutional investors,
purposes.—V. 198, p. 818.
'
.
10,022,500
taxes
period ended Sept. 30,
provision
V.
Corp.—Proposed Subsidiary Sale—
been reached for the sale of the
Snyder Corp. to Cherry-Burrell
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, it was announced on Oct. 30, by
N.
Maynard, Snyder Corp. President. The sale,
which
made for cash, represents substantially all inventory and
assets
ixed
,ies
York, has been appointed New
stock of the corporation.—-V. 198,
1962
1963
.
Roller Bearing
months'
was
agreement in principle has
.rthur Colton' Co.
subsidiary of
for
third quarter of 1962.—V. 198,
,
income
before
.
New
common
Propane
reported
1884.
p.
Trails
1788.
p.
Snyder
orp.
Bank,
City
National
registrar
first
new rec¬
a
:r___— 189,042,900 170,172,700
•
Inc.—Appointment—
Subscription Television,
First
York
Sunray DX Oil
An
^
-
net
company
share
loss
quarter
the
for
million
*
197,
after
;
•
outstanding
The
;
1018.
p.
1,455,231
ago.
year
a
third
$110.6
%
,
'
v
income
share
nine
'•
A-
Timken
of shares
$2.43 per
616.
amounted to 16c a share on net sales
of
$97,293,027,
as
compared to 42c a share loss on sales of
$70,424,947 in
1962.
|
For
the
nine
months of 1963
the Studebaker loss totaled
$9,832,135 equal to 71c pdr share on sales of $302,635,092.
This
compares with a net loss of $4,487,791 equal to 36c a share on net
sales of $250,858,926 in the first, three quarters of 1962.
Studebaker
President, ShenVood H. Egbert, reported that the
third period loss was reduced by half from .the prior year because
of earlier start-up of new model production.—V. 198, p. 1052. \
,
Corp.—Capital Incr. Approved—
and approved a proposal
to increase
the company had author¬
ity to issue from 850,000 to 1,700,000 shares of common stock.
Also approved at the annual meeting was a proposal that the
number of shares issuable under the company's "Restricted Stock
Option Plan" be increased from 65,000 shares to 90,000..—V
198
1, stockholders considered
the number of shares which
Nov.
period
The
Transistor
Silicon
On
of
the
——
Consolidated
Nine Months' Loss—
reported to shareholders a net loss for the
$2,263,716 against a $5,264,221 loss in i the
has
reported
1 '
.
August 31—
—
earnings
quarter
with
share earned in the
per
Consolidated
St'udebaker Corp.—Shows
Studebaker
A/
■
the
for
•'
•
Sales
23,904,453
for
$5,477,343 or $2.66 per share on the average number
outstanding during the period, against
$5,032,020 or
share for the corresponding period last year.—V. 198, p.
third
share
per
/
■
quarter of 1963 were $117 million,
period, compared
of 1962.
cents
70
estimated
Gas Co.—Net Up 26%—
Consolidated net income for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
1963, increased by 26%
to $18,688,000, or $1.78 per share, from
$14,871,000, or $1.42 per share in the first nine months of 1962,
Samuel B. Mosher, Chairman, and Russell H. Green, President,
announced.
The earnings per share are based on the 10,512,720
shares outstanding at Sept. 30, 1963.
Non-recurring income in the
$2.38
against
1962.
third
quarter
income
.
Year Ended
36,265,000
18,280,000
38,257,000
19,082,000
23,952,532
$0.79
of
Signal Oil &
million,
1369.
its
in
income
net
sales of
•:
• •••'•*"
%
AAA -A
third''quarter of 1963 was the highest for
third quarter since 1956, amounting to $3.2 million, or 82 cents
share of common stock.
This compares with the $2.7 million
third
Shares
Webster
&
over
$10.2
1962
>
999.
Stone & Webster
was
for
Net
—V.
Stone
1963
the
Per
solidated
of
Thrifty Drug Stores Co. Inc.—Annual Report—
:—
Earnings
Earnings
months
nine
$357.li million,
were
million
1962. %
ord
187,889,000 178,235,000
-
before taxes
Net profit
I
Average number of shares'
1963
comparable period since 1957, compared with $9.1
period of last year.
This was equivalent to
of
for the
the
of
of $14.9
gain
a
like
the
share,
per
Sales
first
the
any
for
months
nine
p.
30—
for
best
million
Sterling Drug, Inc.- -Nine Months' ReportSept.
for
income
Net
months
was
the comparablq period of
for
million
$342.2
nine
first
This
record.
all-time
an
the
for
sales
Net
or
Ended
A
earnings.
in Metropolitan New York
and one
during the period, according
to
Abraham Rosenberg,
President. Sales were $51,185,739, com-.
pared to $37,862,129 in the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1962.
Excluding the company's portion of the undistributed earnings of
the Paddington
Corp., earnings were $726,661 or 67c per share,
compared to $584,567 or 52c per share in the 1962 period.
The
1963 figures
include a Los Angeles liquor distributing company
acquired in late 1962 as part of the company's horizontal inte¬
gration program.
The undistributed current net earnings of the
Paddington Corp. applicable to
the 40% interest held by Star
Industries, amounted to $1,017,754 or 97c per share for the nine
months period ended Sept. 30, 1963 against $984,589 or 92c per
share for the similar prior year period.—V.
198, p. 818.
Period
has reported record nine-month sales and improved
The company
as the
wholesale liquor distributor
of the largest in the U. S.
largest
/ Monday, November .11, 1963
.
.
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
in the nine
first nine
has reported that sales and earnings rose
.ended
Sept.
30, to higher levels thanj the
of any previous year.
The company continued
an
—V.
Financial Chronicle
stock
stock
the
staff.
for
ultimate
on
subject
transaction,
Corporations
four
Commissioner,
basis
the
shares
number
is
to
of
to
the
approval of
would provide for an
the
issu¬
share of United ElectroDynam'Allied
Research Associates stock.
one
of
be
determined
by
the conversion
Continued
on
page
of
51
.•
Number 6315,.
198
Volume
:A!-"
■.'-A.
Colorado
5%
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
announcements
are
which have not yet
,
of Company
Name
Industries,
ACP
:;
held)
share
Extra
*
4.08%
Consolidated
*40c
12-27
11-29
(quar.)
?
______——
(quar.I.^
;
common
o"
.
_—
.
(quar.)
Common
preferred (quar.)—:
-preferred (quar.)
American Metal
Climax, Inc.,
$1.31 A
34 Ac
:
——_
common—35c
A
7—
$1.75
(quar.)- '-t 25c
Cook
——
Co.,
Farms
preferred
common—
(quar.)
|
—
i
-----
Participating
2.———
Arkansas Valley Industries—
'
Dividend payment omitted at this
Extra"-'
Atlanta
Day
(quar.)__—————
Equipment (quar.)—I—:.
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)—
Begley Drug (quar.)
Belden Manufacturing (quar.);————
Bibb
A
Class
—-
Black
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
4.75%
$4.20
(quar.)
Co.
—
--
____
__
Industries, Ltd. (increased s-al_
Paper Co, Ltd.
preferred (quar.)_
Bowater Paper Ltd.; American dep. receipts
Bowser, Inc., $1.20 preferred
(quar.i.--—
Bristol-Myers Co,
new common (initial)__
Valley
Bow
Mersey
Bowater
+cq3/
Extra
i
__ _ _
_
...
„
Brown
Brown
Corp.—
Brunswick
10
<>
+25c
15c
20c
12-
,
' >
■'
Fiat
Life
12-16
11-15
non-cum.
f$1.50
tile
' $1.25
12-14
11-26
pfd. (quar.)__
#*31'Ac
12-1
Mfg.
12V2C
11-27
12"2p
1- 4
*30c
11-30
t32y2C
12-20
5c
;7Vac
Group, Inc., class A (quar.)
Liquid
Gas
(quar.) — ————
California
(initial!
—"V
Canada Cement Co, Ltd, common 1 quar.i—
V $1.30
preference
iquar.)
Co,
Malting
Canada
Canada Steamship
General
Canadian
'
B
Class
Ltd,
—_
Lines/Ltd, 5%: preferred
Securities. Ltd.. class, A_
r--—*—
—
$4
12-16
Steel
10c
(quar.)
Co.
Gown
&
Corp.
Ltd.
Carreras,
Public Service,
Central Illinois
'
com.
iquar.) *
$4 preferred iquar.)
,
$1
4.92% preferred (quar.)...—$1.23 f,
Central
Telephone Co.,
dividend
Stock
/
25c
20c
(quar,)
Products
Carter
25c
2%
(quar.)____
common
:
,
—
Champion
Chance
Chemetron
Plug
Spark
B.)
(A.
—__
25c
Corp,
(quar.i——
25c
common
4'A%
$1.06'A
$1.18%
30c
$1
12- 1
12- 1
(quar.)__
(quar.i
preferred
43A%
preferred
Cincinnati Milling
4%
Cities
preferred
$2.25
(quar,)
Co,
Service
$4.40
Machine,
preferred
preferred
Cochenour
_—_____
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Real
Ltd,
Ltd.
Controls
common
7%
payment
on
common
>
ment
class A
pay¬
cents, plus 3 cents on accumu-
Acceptance
of
9
2
6%
1-3
12-10
11-22
12-
2
11-14
12-24
12-10
Extra
Fritzi
Corp.
Joslyn
12-12
11-
1
10-31
11-15
11-15
11-14
a
"
,
from realized
1Co.
.-'15c
5c
(quar.)
A
12-10
11-15
11-15"
11-
4c
$1.50
15c
12-31
12-17
1-15
12-31
11-22
11-15
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
Furniture
1-
40c
5
11-15
2
'75c
(quar.)
12-16
12-
33c
Supply
&
12-20
11-29
2
11-22
4%
preferred
(quar.)_______,
preferred
(quar. )_______ai_______
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)__
._____^
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)_„__.
c.—,
Kansas City Stock Yards Co. (quar.)______
Kawecki Chemical
(stock dividend)_____—_
Kern
Goods
General
Stone
General
Motors
12-14
Knudsen
12-16
11-18
LaCrosse
12-
A 12,-15
■
2
Stock
11-20
12-20
Superior
■;
<
Steel
1-
2
12-16
12-
6
11-22
4.75%
4.25%
5.28 %
'4.36%
Giant
6
11-22
Leggett
12-16
11-29
Life
12-13
12-
3
11-29
11-
8
11-25
11-
6
Graniteville
11-25
stock
-
Northern
Great
6
$2.80
Lykes Bros.
11-22
Lyon
10-31
MacLaren
.
11-29
Class
A
11-15
Class
B
Extra
12-16
11-22
Macmillan
12-16
11-22
12-16
11-22
2 %
dividend!
2
12-16
12-
12-16
■
11-18
1-
17'Ac
—
11-25
11-15
12-20
12-10
14c
—
1-31
12-20
12-
3
(year-end)
12-31
12-12
12-
5
11-15
7'Ac
(initial)-
50c
50c
;
12-
2
11-
12-10
$2
4
11-14
6
93 %c
2-
1
1-
$1.25
2-
1
1-6
Corp.—
1
11-22
1-
1
(quar.).
(quar.i
———
(quar.)_—v
:
r
1-
1
1
1-
1
11-22
32'Ac
12-6
11-21
10c
11-29
11-15
20c
12-
1
Ltd,
common..
__i_!—___—._L_.
—
;tl5c
12-
2
11-22
J70c
12-
2
11-22
12-
2
10c
12-31
12-16
45c
12-31
12-16
12-10
11-29
12-10
Stock Fund
Common
ment income
tribution
,
Fully
plus
year-end capital dis¬
a
42c)_^
of
_____
Administered Fund
income
plus
vestment
of
tribution
,
______——
shares
value,
asset
at
are
with
22c
11-29
11-
6
55c
11-29
11-
6
11-29
11-6
payable in
cash
Corp.
preferred
preferred
$4.20
$4.40
,
common
preferred
(quar.)—_—.—____—_
preferred (initial quar.)———'
$5 preferred
(quar.)
——
$5.08
preferred
(quar.)
—_——_
$4.44
$4.52
Hamilton
Cotton
Ltd,
Co,
common——
Harshaw
preferred
Chemical
Hastings-Raydist,
Industries
Haveg
12-15
11-18
$1.05
12-15
11-18
$1.10
12-15
11-18
$1.11
12-15
11-18
$1.13
12-15
11-18
$1.25
12-15
11-18
$1.27
12-15
11-18
12-20
11-29
Hempstead
1-10
1-10
12-20
12-20
Herff
Jones
Hill's
Supermarkets,
Hobart
X 12*v20
&
Bank
Co.
Co.
Ltd.
(increased
Manufacturing
Homstead
,
Valve
M
g.
———
Island)
class
11-15
11-18
11-29
11-15
12-10
11-26
11-
11-
6
1
11-22
11-22
9
11-22
12-10
11-29
$25c
12n 2
11-18
2-
5
(quar.)—_
s-a>
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
__'
(quar.)
Life
(quar.)
Common
Vending,
(quar.) __
(quar.)—-—-.—
—
(quar.)
——
—(quar.)
_____—._
preferred
preferred
Inc.
4.50%
;
Northern' Acceptance
Corp, class A common
(initial)
—:_
Nalley's Inc.—
action
Nashua
National
■
on
Food
Life
National
(Nashville)
Freight
Navajo
Class
Newark
6%
Lines,
Telephone,
$1
12-16
11-29
12-
11-22
10c
12-16
12-
5
Nova
10c
12-30
12-16
"5%
12-30
12-16
11-22
4%
U 2'Ac
11-25
11-15
12'Ac
12-15
11-26
19c
11-15
11-
11-29
11-15
11c
12-31
11-29
30c
12-
2
2
11-14
Pargas,
10c
12-
1
11-15
Peerless
10c
11-15
(quar.)
$1.50
25c
$1
;
11-14
12-
common
4'A%
12-13
,)____
(quar.)_——
preferred
2J14
6
11-
1
1
1-15
Nopco
4%
North
Chemical Co, common (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)——_—___
Carolina Telephone (increased)
—
Scotia
Light
&
Power
Co,
Inc.
^
5c
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)a
preferred (quar.)_,
:____
preferred
(quar.)———
Oceanarium,
12-20
5
12-
2
11-15
1-1
11-29
1-
1
11-29
1-
1
11-29
12-13
11-15
6
12-16
12-10
11-20
1-
12-
3
12-11
12-10
12-10
11-18
12-10
11-25
j*1°20'fc *
—-—-—
^
+51
|5c
(quar.)—
Brewing
Overnight
Ox
Fibre
Gfnf»lr
Transportation
Brush
Inc.
Co.
(quar.)
(
(quar.)____——
(quar.)—
Tube
40c
15c
40c
(quar.)_
9c
m?'C
—
(quar.)-—
-
-
—
—:
_
1U /O-
11-25
12-/10
12-
2
12-19
'
11-15
,11-22
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
12-10
11-30
1-10
12-31
11-15
K
12-13
11-29
11-30
11-15
1-31
1-20
12-2
11-
6
12-
2
11-
6
12-
%
11-6
12-
9
11-22
12-
9
11-22
12-10
11-29
12-13
11-29
12- ,9
12-2
Extra
Olympia
11-21
5
1-
12-27
55c
10c
$0,005
$1
(resumed)—
;
(Ohio)
11-18
11-20
12-
7'Ac
common
11-26
2
12-10
(Pgh.)
——
A___
12-31
12-
«
Co.
Insurance
Fire
r__—
11-15
6
—
(quar.)'
Union
Quarterly
2
1-
12-10
22c
——
"
National
11-25
11-12
12-
_
Extra
11-25
12-31
11-30
20c
—-—
2°c
55c
Products (increased)— ______
,
22c
—,--1—--\ 10c:
&
Accident Insurance
Co.
'
12-31
!!!
payment
dividend
Corporation
(quar.)
Airlines (resumed).—
By-Products, Inc. —
Dairy Products (quar.)
9
12-31
1-15
&
Co.
6
11-
12-31
25c
Chemical
Nalco
11-19
112-
1-15
5c
(quar.)————.—
Plan
Charge
Nac
11-15
12-13
$1.12'A
$1.17 A
27',2C
(increased quar.)
2
11-20
50c
Utilities' common
Montana-Dakota
11-15
11-15
12-11
4c
35c
35 c
Monarch Machine Tool Co.
1
2
12-
—-
'
11-15
12-14
56'Ac
Inc
11-15
11-15
12-
5c
25c
.
.
(quar.)_4__
pref.
3'/b
12-12
11-29
12-
'
Model
;<12-12
12-14
Regulator—^;
Minneapolis-Honeywell
2
12-14
2'Ac
2c
—_
2
1-
15c
Safety Appliances Co, common.
4'A %• preferred
(quar.)_£___—
11-21
1-
25c
(quar.)
11-15
11-15
6.
12-10
$1.10
Mine
12-16
11-29
12-16
tl2'Ac
——_—
:|:$1.37'A
._!— :|:$1.12'A
12'Ac
6c
(s-a)——.—_•
(Neb.) (quar.)
Gas
Co.
11-15
11-15
12-10
—25c
—i________—
l'A%
(quar.)—_—.———>__—
25c
Insurance
,
12-
50c
Gas——————
common
preferred
Industrial
5%
12-27
(quar.)
Co.
11-15
12-27
12-27
t25c
:?30c
12c
fl2'Ac
—_
Mid-Western
Midwest
20c
(quar.)_^—_—
iquar.)i
(Long
2
2
12-1
dividend
Stock
60c
—-—;—__'
Corp,
(quar.)
Common
t$l;25
______—•_—
Products,
C.)
(quar.)
(year-endi_——,——
Steel
(D.
12-
12-10
8c
25c
'(quar.)_.—_—
Inc.
Hayes
11-15
12-
15c
National
28c
—
(quar.)
Co.
11-25
11-22
2
12-
12-
(quar.)_.— —
15c
—___l_—
(quar.)
common
Hastings. Manufacturing
11-25
12-14
11-20
preferred
(quar.)
_________—___
States Telephone of Illinois—
60c
Middle
5c
(quar.)__.
Co,
convertible
4%
,
Watch
11-18
12-31
f$1.37'A
Natural
10c
preferred
5%-
Hamilton
11-18
1
12-31
-i 25c
1'25c
—
(quar.)
Cities
National
op¬
(quar.)——: '
(quar.)r__——(quar.)
—
Utilities,
1
12-
Ltd.
'
(quar.i
Michigan
National
States
12-
tlOe
Co,
River
common
Mechanex
No
31c
tional.
Gulf
Ltd,
Munsingwear,
(9c from net in¬
a
year-end dis¬
22cl
gains distributions
Capital
2
1-10
Co.
preferred
preferred
4.70%
(2c from net in¬
a year-end capital
of 20c)_—
—
(13c from net invest¬
Powell
&
(quar.i _—
Mastan Company (quar.)
Special
McNeil Machine & Engineering
11-29
_______
distribution
12-
11-29
,
12-10
—
(increased quarr)
Bancorporation (Seattle)
(quari_—
4'A%
11-22
'162'Ac
30c
(annual)
(quar.)—„______
common
Securities, Inc.—
Aerospace-Science Fund
vestment income plus
gains
12-13
12-16
!
shares
B
(quar.)
B
Oil
Massey-Ferguson
11-14
54'Ac
—
Co.
Bloedel
pref.
Marine
11-22
10c
-
11-18
12-16
11-20
,
and
A
Shoes,
5'A%
11-22
1-
—
A (quar.)—
(quar.)
—_—:—
(quar.)
iquar.)
59%c
66c
*
(quar.)_
A
11-19
6
Ltd.—
Co.
(quar.i.
Marathon
11-22
53'Ac
Paper
Ltd. ( quar.)
Manpower, Inc. (increased)
Maple Leaf Mills, Ltd, com.
11-22
1-
&
(quar.i,_
011
Mid-America
12-31
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Maher
9
20c
—
.
common
(quar.)
Inc.
11-27
2
12-
20c
12'Ac
______—
Products
Power
11-22
—
series
preferred
6%
Grolier,
12-18
35c
70c
$1.05
Corp.
(quar.)
Steamship Co, Inc.
Metal
56'AC
(quar.)
Western Producers,
10-21
12-10
Corp.
11-15
2-14
1
(5-for-4
Pennsylvania
Extra
$1.12'A
—_—___—
(quar,)—!
preferred
preferred
$2.50
—^
2-14
1
1
12-
15c
7c
10c
5c
(quar.)_____
A
class
of
Co.
Aircraft
Lockheed
2
12-12
12-
20c
—
—
Capital
Corp,
2-14
3-
split)
12-16
60c
7'Ac
(quar.i
(quar.)_—„—
Company
.<
*2-14
3-
32c
$1.25
12'Ac
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Inc.
Piatt
&
Assurance
Lubrizol
35c
class
Inc.,
Food,
Power,
(quar.)
Chemicals,
5c
(quar.i
iquar.)—A
Products
Co.
Leader-Durst
Lawter
12-
22c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
District
preferred (quar.)
(M. H.), Inc. (quar.)__
5%
(quar.)
pref. A
5.40%
2-14
1
11-
l'A%
27c
:
Gas
Natural
1
3-
flOc
J35C
22c
(quar.)
A
dividend
8c
11-15
preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone & Electronics
;A
Acceptance Corp, class
preferred (quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
40c
$1 '
Corp,
Co.
1
3-
(shares
Materials
&
Land
Corp.
(quar.I
—
Creamery
Co.
(quar.)_____
12-31
10c
Corp.
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
—____
Organization
County
3-
95c
$1
$1.05
$1.08%
$1.12'A
$1.25
3%
25c
60c
10c
27'Ac
4.20%
Kent-Moore
Trust
(quar.jUl
Corp.
General
(increased-quar.)
11-15
.
Light-
&
preferred'; (quar.)
5"2%
Garrett
Heath
11-14
2
11-30
of
plus
income
40c
class
City Power
11-22
14c
Mfg.
11-18
11-29
12-23
1-
11-18
11-30
50'Ac
Manufacturing
25c
(quar.i
California
of
11-18
^
1-15
________
12-14
12-
(stock
11-18
12c
(quarterly
Inc.
pf
common
Co,
preferred
45c
(quar.)
(s-ai_
12-16
12-16
1-10
(quar.)______
(quar.)
Engraving
Oilier
12-13
25c
com.
12-16
-
Fund,
Johnson Carper
,
(quar.)
Corp,
lations)
8
12-
1-22
(quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
56'Ac '
$10c
&
Latrobe
(quar.)
Inc.
Mart,
and
preferred)
Colonial
.
11-22
11-18
11-18
11-18
11-18
11-18
11-14
7'Ac
27'Ac
common
investment
Machine
12-13
4,1
■
______
Inc.
Estate
Markets,
convertible
Fostoria'
11-25
11-25
11-25
11-25
11-25
12- 9
12-20
11-15
Lamston
(quar. I
$$1
$$1
(s-ai
11-
12-16
10c
common
$7c
1
——_
11-22
,4.%'
interest)
65c
—
:
Gold Mines
Terminals,
preferred
(A participating
(quar.)
(quar.)_i_-r—
Willians
Collingwood
—
—
common
Jahn
11-15
11-29
(Nevada)
Assn.
Company,
Giant
Food
11-20
12-18
12-18
11-25
12-10
12- 1
12- 1
(quar.)___'__
(quar.)
Co.
11-20
11-18
profits)
Lakeland
iquar.)___
11-15
12-10
—
(quar.)
preferred
$1.35
12-10
Jaeger
15c
iquar.)
4%
11-22
,11-22
9-30j^;
12-31
12-31
12-31
12-31
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
11-15
12-20
12- 2
12-31
$1.25
31c
62'Ac
333Ac
45c
preferred (quar. )
4.96 %
preferred
iquar.)
$4
$2.50
12-20
22'Ac
(Mich.)
Co.
preferred
Fluid
11-15
11-15
12-10
12-10
11-14
11-25
12-10
12-31
12-31
12-31
—
50c
—$$
—-—^
$0,016
(quar.)_
—
11-20
50c
preferred
Food
12- 6
11-29
11-29
12- 2
12- 2
1- 2
12-20
12-20
(quar.)
Labrador
(increased)__
Assn.
Cnemicals,
&
preferred
11-29 v .11-15
Western Natural Gas, common..
$20c
—$27c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)———_a——
$20c
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)_——
17'Ac
11-20
12-20
11-15
2
Group
4%
Extra
12-31
12-
from
4%
at this time.
(quar.)____——_r-
$2.25
Great
12- 2
12- 2
5'/2%
Carolina
security
'
$4.50
o
(quar.)—_—$25c
(quar.)—.—•x_.
A-—
$$1.25
Canadian
Cap
11-15
dividend)
dividend)
First Security Corp. (s-a)
Fishman iM. H.) Company
11-15
J2" 8
12- 4
11-14
11-20
I2"!8
1- 2
12-16
J22'Ac
$31'Ac
$22'Ac
$22'/2C
Trust,
Investment
,
common
preferred
5%
Ltd
International
Canadian
;
Calif,
of
Casuals
Campus
II-30
Stock
10'Ac
$1.40
(stk.
(quar.)
&
General
Gerber
C. M. C. Finance
Co,
year-end distribution
}30c
—
Fund
(year-end^ payment
accumulated net income)
Capital
current
Flintkote
11-15
:—■——
11-21
12-18
3
20c
50c
12'Ac
10c
Kollmorgen
.i
(stock,
Casualty
beneficial
of
1-22
11-13
& Co, 5%
M.)
Investors
12-20
1
50c
iquar.)
&
Plastics
First
1
..
2
11-30
common
preference
11-18
I-
40c
Drilling—
Underwriters
Fire
n
(quar.i—
pfd, As-a)._—
5%
Co,
Byllesby ,(H.
11-13
Securities
junior
6%c
——
Metal
Fields
:
-
1-
i55c
common
Corp.
11-30
time.)
Underwriters
Common
be applied
12-16
$6'Ac
(quar.)_^
(Iowa)
12-12
$1.12'A
"
Butterick
5'A%
Common
,1—
Associates
Corp.
Federal
class A—
Ltd,
Mills,
payment of 30c plus $1.20 to
as
a
reduction of arrears—Burrard Dry Dock, Ltd, class A
Interstate
11-18
Kansas
$3.75
payment at
A
11-18
2
B
payment omitted
Circle
Farrel
1_-1J
9-,24
12-14
11-18
ll-lo
?
12- b
1-1-15
11-15
I"1;)
1- 2
ll"29
92n';Jc
time.)
this
Buck
2
12-
$17c
Extra
■
action taken on common
(No
12-
30c
common.
Chemical
Seaboard
Farmers
11-14
11-13
1- 2
11-12
12-31
12- 2
12- 2
and
'
A
on
—
this
at
Dividend
11-iH
,
22c
1-
long-
net
Class B
35c
15c
conv.
preferred (quar.)
(Formerly Erie Resistor Corp.)
Family
J}-}8
„
15c
l'
(quar.),
American Oil, Ltd.
(quar.)—-----Fintube Co, class A (quar.)—1_.
& Sharpe Mfg.
(quar.) —
1A-.—
preferred
British
2
(increased)
i-.
Products, Ltd.—
(s-ai—
Fairmont
11-18
12-10
11-29
.|B8--ic
$0-086
80'Ac
20c
51/2'%
3%%
12-
(initial)—
Technological,
Falcon
1-8
ll-_u
,12" J
11-15
(initial)_____
Corp,
12-16
Lake
„
12-1
2
Canada-
preferred
Engineering
(quar.)
90c.
i!
1V01
12-21
12- 1
49c
$Vi/2
Si-Oo
50c
(8c
11-15
12-
10c
convertible
Finance
Associates—
Fuel
&
..
rr
11-18
2
1-15
t20c
Utilities
5%
12'Ac
31'/4C
Ltd.
Mines
Corp.
A
from
? ?
1-1
if-"-
9
12-
______!_
25c
25c
.•
omitted
A
12- 3
12-1
(quar.)
common
V
11-15
j"i5
11-10 j
ii-zj -
11-22
29c
& Light,
Power
Hills
Boeing
25c
12c
4c
Inc..—,
Bigelow-Saniord,
11-1J
11-18
12-20
12-
'
Extra
International
Interstate
(quar.)
Co.
common
Fidelity
8*0
11-29
15c
(from
of
Co.
Interstate
Flooring & Wood
Erie
11-26
12-13
3oc
of.0c
.
Nickel
2
,Erie Forge & Steel Corp.—
,
(Payments 011 common and preferred stock
12- 2
f?c
12/|°
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
——
Drum,
Big
11-15
20c
15c
preferred (quar.)
Battery—
Class
11-22
J2"}9
---tt
(quar.)—
Manufacturing (quar.)_
International
11-12
Storage
Electrolux
Erie
1- J
12 12
11-26
l9c
11-18
11-29
12-30
57'Ac
37'Ac
!
Ltd.
Co,
11-15
(quar.)_
Extra
-/;
12-20
1- 2
12-10
12-10
12-^2
i"3i..
12- 2
12-u
U
i-0c
15c
93%c
Badger Northland
Bank Building
&
Leasing
12-16
11-27
10c
^
Gas
4'A%
11-22
12- l
$1.11
—
4
(year-end)
Ltd.
Fund
Gas
12-
Inc.__A___c_:
Sullivan
Eastern
J}';2
12- 1
Income
gains)
Natural
25c
(quar.)_
iW. S.) Clay Manufacturing
Corporation
(quar.)__
New
12- 1
$1.15
Mfg.
Mines,
Electric
12--/
\Z"»u 1
11-22
Ltd. (quar.)r
—
t5c
Products--————7 Ac
Avon Products,
Inc. (quar.)_.
hoc
Ayshire Collieries (quar.)———.
-25c
Berman
term
11-15
1
10c
Eagle-Picher
11-12
1-15
l-io
12- 1
Steel
Automatic
Incorporated
3.80%
11-iu
11-12
|
Mines,
Gold
Aunor
3
11-29
12-2
js
shares.
ii'iu
10c
5c
25c
1
(quar.)———'————
A
pfd.
conv.
Hosiery Mills—
Dividend
payment omitted
_
RR
_______
Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.
(quar.) — -Atlas Chemical Industries,
common (quar.)
Class
5%
11-15
Durham
11-29
$1.1!2 A
(quar.)—
Petroleum,
11-30
:
12-16
(quar.)_
—
11,15
(quar.)____
common
Paints
20c
dividend)—
Tissue
u
(quar.)
25c
,
(quar.)
12-10
ioc
Breaker,
$50c
& Varnish
(quar.)
Reynolds, $1 pfd. series A
(quar.)_
Increased
(Chicago) (quar.)
(Chicago)
________
(quar.)
Flo-Glaze
Extra
$2
Dickey
Dura
11-15
11-15
<•"
Point
West
&
Atlanta
12-
Door
preferred
Jarrell-Ash
_
(quar.)——-
common
preferred
4.44%
,
Light,
Gas
2
12-
$3c
25c
Extra
11-21
2-21
12-1
-
•
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
4.60%
1-
&
Circuit
4.60%
Imperial
Mines
Paint
Crystal
12 13
12-13
1_- 2
12- 1
time.
——
-----
-
——
(quar,)— _•
class A
Lines,
Truck
Associated
11-18
12-31
4c
(Wis.)
Ltd.—
Co.
Casualty Co.
Dahlstrom
ll"2^
10c
50c
25c
{5c
6'Ac
Anken Chemical
& Film (quar.i
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. (quar.)—-
$3
1
Sash
Inland
(s-ai
11-27
12-
18c
17'Ac
12'Ac
$1.25
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Industries, common
preferred A and B (quar.)
I-T-E
11-18
11-18
12-
$1.12%
Yellowknife
Beverage Corp. (stock
Cousins Properties (quar.)
n
1
1
(Kentucky)
quar.)
Inc.
Mills,
1
12-
12-
10c
T
Cott
East
Arden
—_
(quar.)
Power
Products
50c
Crescent
12-16
11-30
12-20
,20c
(quar.)
7%
11-18
<
Corroon &
,
_
preferred
(quar.)—
—
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting
Common
,
12-
50c
62'Ac
Extra
JJ"22
11-22
1- 1
12- 2
.3- 2
preferred (quar.i — — $1.06
& Standard Sanitary— 2 .
Radiator
American
Papers,
Textile
preferred
Continental
19"on
12_ J
1- 1
2fc
—
5 'A %
convertible
2~ 2
1-15
12-10
12-10
(initial
Lighting &
Vitamin
Huttig
■
_______—
5'/*%
4%%
1
Illinois—
of
Co.
Investment
American
,
20c
12-12
12-20
2
7'Ac
Extra
io"in
o
i"
,27c
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)_;
;_
"
37 Ac
$6.25 class A preferred (qUar.)2——$L5°/4
American Cryogenics
(initial)
10c
American Hoist & Derrick (quar.")-—
—
20c
Stock dividend
____——
' * 3 j.o
Cement,
5%
12- 2
12-2J
12 2c
-.
Insurance
Continental Assurance
IJ"1?
$,0^?5
'
—
(quar.)__
12-
'
L:;'
z
pfd.
Discovery
Consolidated
n-2y
12-23
(semi-annual)
12-12
12-15
7'Ac
2
11-27
12-12
12'Ac
(increased)
Foods
5%
Products
Life
common
To
Jl"29
Houston
12-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
'40c
20c
Vision
of
Hunt
(quar.)_
Credit, 4»A%
12-31
J2-15
House
-
(quar.)
(quar.)_J
Plastic
37'Ac
6c
lc
Mfg., common
preferred
American
New
12-15
12-23
Share
9
When
Per
-v;
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
1
:
of Company
Manufacturing
Hudson
(increased!
Inc.
preferred
Ltd.
Fund
(resumed s-a)___
Allied Drug
5%
1
,
_r_
Consolidated
-
Allis-Chalmers
Stores,
preferred
Columbus
11-
5%
Stone
&
Extra
4%
(one
Dividend
Canadian
special
to ap-'
a
16
dividend
Colonial
11-12
____
—_—-
B)
A'
held.
five
Sand
Stock
at
Dec.
on
Hoskins
1
12-
,
stock distribution of two shares
a
each
Commonwealth
-
All
for
(stock
-
class
and
prove
Commercial
dividend on class A
share of class-b for
each 64 shrs. of class A and class B held)
Akron Standard Mold Co.
(increased)——Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd
—Inc.
Airkem,
held
Colonial
(liquidating distribution of
Litton Industries for each
of
share
.17
be
be
to
12-15
'■
.
Name
Payable of Rec.
31'Ac
$1.25
$1.33%
'
c.
Holders
When
Per
Share
(quar.)^_
common
asked
will
meeting
Payable of Rec.
12-14
11-29;
Share
40c
/
(initial-quar.)
common
new
Electronics
Adler
'
Gas,
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Stockholders
When Holders
payment date.
Interstate
5.35%
reached their
Per
ously announced, but.
' 11
/. ■'
Name of Company
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
(1845)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
i
.
11-29
11-15
12-13
12- 3
11-25
11-15
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
10
.
.
November 11, 1963
Monday,
.
(1846)
When Holdera
per
*
fatocKholaers
Directors
approved
will
Peoples
±
l/2
Telephone
'
h
date
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers Inc.—aiviaena
oiock
Perfex
Douge
Pnn„uelpi.ia
I2- 1
.
$1.12l/a
15c
12-1
'12-10
Water,
25c
12- 2
Pione»r
xsatu.al
Gas
li- °
li- »
11- 8
112121212-
'
i-
U-^l
Poi
n_..on
w
&
S.-ir-i.tce
Co.
aper
r
Potomac
Eiec,nc
$2.44
b'A%
1 so
Class
B
Stock
Printing
Puerto
Realty,
..
2
2
Class A
12-or
r2-i3
12-13
Wocdbury
1-13
12- 1
12- 1
11-12
11-12
of
Corp,
Rico
class
America
Cement
class
and
A
(75c
Riktr
Ritter
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corporation
a
Little
Rockwell
12- 4
12-
5%
Mfg.
Co.,
Co.
Briiisd
Less
Rosenau
$1
prel.
A
(quar.)_^
30c
Gear
Rotron
Salada
Co.
Fe
(increased
Drilling
Mfg.
Co.,
Scovill
3.6o%
preferred
Screens
Gems
Scripps
Howard
Second
United
Sel-Rex
Cities
Corp.
Corp
Simonas
Realty,
Steel
&
Saw
S;nger
Company
Smith
Investment
Co.
Co.,
preferred
Spiegel,
Inc.,
$1.50
common
preferred
Standard
3%%
Oil
ria x
Stcr.ing
(Jo
12-13
11-22
11-19
11-
StirkLne
33c
>___
Inc.
$1.12'A,
(quar. >
65c
933Ac
•____
____________
(5-ior-l
Corp.
StUart
(D.
Sullico
Mines,
Oil
A.)
Drug
Stock
1
11-18
4.52%
11-18
stock
Albee
11-29
Alberta
ClaSS
6V'4%
5.75%
All
12-
2
11-18
12-
2
11-15
Allied
12-
2
11-15
Allied
Co.
11-14
1
11-14
Allied
Kid
11-14
Allied
Radio
12-
2
11-14
1-9
12-7
5%
12-21
12-23
11-22
Ltd.,
(quar.)—L
com.
$20c
:'i(2Cc
Elxtra
4%
Gulf
Texas
(quar.)_
(stock
dividend)--
Instruments
Texas' Pacific
The ••"first
will
Coaf
partial
be
made
tiiicates
of. $68
payment
a
12-16
11-27
.
(quar.)_______—___
of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Re¬
Co.
4Va%
1-10
12-13
12-10
11-20
3V2 %
12-10
11-20
American
Automatic
B
Class
B
(quar.)———
22VaC
12-17
12-
2
American
Bakeries
5c
12-17
12-
2
American^ Biltrlte
class
A
(quar.)—___
1:20c
"
Trust
(quar.)
12-
2nd
J50c
2
6
J.)
Assn.
Salle
Special
St.
Corp.
Business Shares
.12-
2
11-15
American
Can
12-
6
11-22
American
Chain
2-
3
iquar.)—
62V2c
—_
$1
___________
12-17
Electric
United
Steel
Aircraft
Corp.—
Corp.
45c
(quar. 1.
12-10
50c
12-10
12-12
11-22
12-1
United
Industrial
Corp.,
5'/e
payment of 10%c
quarterly
account
United
of
arrears)
Screw
Class
&
B
United
Bolt
A
of
Class
14VaC
A
12-13
(quar.)
11-15
11-
5c
5
8
12-13
12-
1
20c
11-27
11-15
11-27
11-15
10c
(quar.)_l_-
12-16
11-25
American
Company (increased-quar.)____
Virginian Coal & Iron Co.—
•'
American
Maize
New
(initial
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Stock
(quar.)
11-15
12-17
12- 3
12-17
12-
12-
(quar.)
Extra
National
Waco-Porter
Wakefield
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Corporation
12-14
11-12
American
Pipe
11-26
American
Potash
12-16
11-26
20c
11-29
11-15
Common
Walgreen Company (new com.) (initial quar.)
1
11-22
11-
8V2C
12-10
11-29
10c
25c
1-
$4
series
special
American
Net
&
10-18
7%
Bicor
11-29
29C
12-10
1
Chemical
11-15
12-10
11-12
11-15
10-31
12-10
11-26
12-10
11-26
8c
12-11
11-29
12-
2
11-14
12-
2
11-14
12-10
11-21
(quar.)
preferred
11-29
American
Seating Co.
12-12
11-18
American
Smelting
&
Bird
Steel
2
Refining
preferred
__l.
—
4
11-
4
50c
12-12
11-
4
11-12
10-25
12-10
12-6
,.;ll-29
(quar.)
12-14
2
12-
.•
;
(stock dividend)
4V2% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)____
12-20
11-18
11-
pfd. (quar.
Electric—
(quar.)
__________—
Inc.. 5%
Quarterly
11-
2c
11-12
10-24
'
3
12-
25c.
10-25
11-
12-
10-14
11-21
11-29
11-29
3
4
50c
12-16
11-29
40c
12-12
11-29
12-12
11-29
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
11-25
10-31
$5
11-28
10-31
2
11-15
12-
10c
12'/2c
12-31
12-13
20c
12-31
12-13
V 50c
11-29
11-
1
11-29
11-
1
12-
1
10-31
12-
1
10-31
1-
6
10-15
r
65c
Bondstock
11-14
1
11-
$1.50
2-
1
1-15
$1.50
5-
1
4-15
12-16
11-29
12-
6
2%'
1-
2
22 VaC
1-
3
12-13
15c
12-
2
11-15
30c
12-
2
11-15
2%
12-15
12-
12-14
11-12
17''a
c
5
11-12
3%
12-27
15c
12-
2
11-
8
15c
',
3-
2
2-
7
1-31
1-15
4-30
4-15
10c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-18
11-29
20c
12-
1
11-15
1-
2
12-16
2%'
1-
2
12-16
'
35c
4%
$1.12 V2
11-15
10-25
12-
2
11-12
1-
2
12-
6
11-29
10-31
1
11-20
12-
12-10
11-22
12-10
11-22
$1.25
12-
2
11-20
1-2
12-13
$1.40
$1.06'4
1-
2
12-13
35c
12-16
11-15
15c <*■
—
12-
2
11-15
—
income)
Corp.—
__—
net
(from
Inc.
Fund,
Mutual
Ridge
75c
12-31
12-17
5%
11-12
10-17
l2l/aC
11-30
10-31
27'Ac
11-30
11-19
1-17
t4c
2-
1
J4c
2-
1
1-17
11-15
10-23
11-20
10-31
7c
——
—
v
from
earned ihcome
capital gains) ___I_.—
(4c
plus
4c
from
—
8c
10-20
20c
Boston
(Quarterly
Inc.—
from investment
income)
Boston Garden-Arena
—
Extra
—■
2
11-
8
87 VaC
1-
1
12-
4
10c
12-
2
11-15
7 Vac
3V2% preferred (quar.)
(NY), class A (quar.)
Lines, Inc.
Fund
2
12-
11-29
10-31
20c
Borden
12-
47 Vac
Corp., common (quar.V_
Company (increased quar.)
Booth Fisheries
Boss-Linco
12-13
11-19
11-20
11-19
—
Borg-Warner Corp.,
12-13
7
11-12
15c
pref.
4
12-13
11-15
12'Ac
(quar.)__^
—
Bloomfield Industries
(stock dividend)__
Bloom field Building Industries, cl. A (quar.)
Blue Bell, Inc. (quar.)
Blue Bonnet Raceway, Inc.
<quar.)__
—
Blue
10-25
11-21..
10c
"IVtS$1.75
Valley Gas &
12-10
6c
7
12-
60c
155c
37'Ac
—
& Son,
6%
11-25
$1
1-15
9-30
30c
1-15
9-30
——
11-
4
15c
Corp.—
30c
12-2
10-31
Bourjois, Inc.
40c
(quar.)
11-
12-12
50c
(reduced)
—
common
preferred
preferred (quar. )____l~i
Blaw-Knox Co. (quar.)
Bliss
(E. W.)
Co. (quar.)
__
30c
(quar.)
4
12-12
25c
4.25%
11-21
12-
___
of securities
11-
70c
25c
Corp.,
5.60%
12-11
S1.25
(quar.)
12-12
:____
—-
Automation Industries
Blackstone
,
12-11
12-27
I2V2C
r
Development
&
gains from sales
2
12-27
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
20c
25c
(quar.)
10-14
60c
—_____—__
Extra
12-9
12-
11-12
10-30
$0.0531
x.
Binney & Smith, Inc.
11-12
2
35c
(quar.)__
A
Research
-11-
1-10
(Galveston)
2
11-25
11-15
____!—
preferred
Company
&
Bethlehem
investment
Co.
Construction
&
conv.
—
—
Intercontinental Corp. (s-a)_
Bag (quar.)—:—
11-29
$1.06 V.
12-
13c
;—_______
common
Berryllium Corp.
Stock
dividend
8
Inc.—
Insurance
Co.
12-14
8c
(Increased)
Extra
quar.)_____
(Increased).
Co.
4'/4%
Bell
11-25
12c
11-15
11-15
35c
common—
Bemis Bros.
12-12
22 Vac
!_
News
$5
Corp.
com.
Quarterly
12-16
20c
Vulcan-Hart
Meter
American
American
12-
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Howell Co.,
&
Best
-
1
1
20c
Mfg.
&
c.
preferred
preferred
4%
Bell
10-22
17 Vac
1212-
$0,055
:____
;
Hardware
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.-—
(quar.)
American
19c
lVaVo
11-12
11-29
11-20
;
—
(quar.)_
/
3
11-15
$1.75
Metal Climax,
4%
11-29
(quar.)
quar.)
preferred
17VaC
dividend.
Grocery
.
1
50c
quar.)
Extra
Von's
17Vac
25c
common
1
12-13
5c
(monthly)_
Corp.
Foundry
&
Products,
preferred
American
12-
Be
Machine
7%
Vac
16c
Extra:
American
4V»%
Vernon
Products
Home
dividend
Common
50C
Heritage Publishing Co., Inc.—and class B (quar.)—
11-20
$1.12V2
(increased-quar.)
Corp.
12-23
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
'
8
11-13
1
11-
(quar.)
B
11•r
12-
62 Vac
A
1
10-15
11-11
5c
4$1
11-30
8
17VaC
class
7
11-
10c
Corp.
Bigelow-Sanford Inc.,
Corp.,
1
11-
2
11-15
5c
com._
Belknap
10%
Greetings
11-
2
11-18
10%
____x___
Inc.
(Louisville),
____.—L____——_—
of Canada, Ltd
11-
11-20
(quar.)_
2
2-
420c
12-13
12-16
Power (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)_.
2-
12-
40c
—-——
1
25c
10-31
$52 Vac
1
3%
11-15
11-15
5%
& Savings
1-
;
2
$31 V»c
12-
11-15
10c
Common
11- 8
12-
6
11-15
Power
Furniture
American
11-29
50c
&
Foreign
<fc
American
on
_—
Match
American
i
(A
40c
Corp.
Co.
preferred
Universal
Foods
Universal
11-14
5c
Telephone
4V2%
Extra
class
A
43ac
___^
6
11-
/11-29
(quar.)
Cable Co.-" (quar.)
Co.
Electric
American
______
Stockyards
United
pfd.
and
:
11-
5
12-10
(from net invest¬
8
12-
60c
Southern,
Oil
Barber
12-31
3 VaC
American Export Lines
11-18
_
11-13
12-
1
(increased-quar.)_
\ Stock div. (subject to approval of SEC)_
11-15
Elastic Corp.
(quar.)
—45c
United-Greenfield Corp. (increased-quar.)__
30c
United
11-15
12-16
dividend
Stock
6
American
Union
12-10
1-15
Distilling Co.—
American
1-17
12-
11-30
25c
Book-Stratford Press. Inc
8
11-
16c
—
f56c
income)
11-
56 V4C
(stock dividend)
_:
Beam
(James B.) Distilling (quar.)
!—
Bearings,
Inc.
(quar.)
Beaunit Corporation (quar.)__l
— __
Bekins Van & Storage Co. stock div. )_____
Subject to approval of ICC.
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)_____~_i_
5c
2
12-14
50c
—
Common
11-30
12-27
20c
ment
12-
the
of
Quarterly
>
American
25c
(quar.)_
■
7
45C
93a/4C
Southwest (Houston)
(stock¬
holders
approved a 2-for-l split plus
a
10%
stock dividend)
Bankers & Shippers Insurance Co. (N. Y.)—
11-12
12-2
25c
American
2
11-
(from
(increased-quar.)
Montreal
of
Extra
11-15
$1.62 Va
11-15
2
6
30c
f25c
(quar.
12-6
2
1-
12-
12-
(quar.)
(San Francisco)
12-20
1-20 '
Rubber—
12-6
1-
44c
(quar.)__—_____
12-16
$2.50
Quarterly
11-14
11-26
87
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2%
(N.
dividend
La
12- 6
1-
1:$l.l2Va
(quar.)__
Co.
Underwriters
South
1- 2
Co.
2
(quar.)————
Corp. (quar.)
:
Aroostook
&
Stock
1st preferred
6V2%
J20c
Ltd.,
preferred
Trenton
A
(quar.)
preferred
4Va%
class
iquar.)
Finance,
12-16
1-
(annual)__—
1-31
Bank
11-29
2
1:36c
10-25
Bank
11-15
1-
Radio Show
Baltimore
3
11-15
11'Ac
5
11-
"
50c
933/4C
(annual)__—
Vending
12-16
$1.16 >/4
'
(quar.)___.
preferred
,12-13
15c
—
11-
30c
(quar.)
Airlines,, common
American
30c
60c
22 Vac
—
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
.Baker Oil Tools (quar.)
'Baker Properties, $5 preferred
Bangor
t42c
1st
12-13
(quar.)—
Bangor & Aroostook RR.___—
Bank of America National Trust
11-25
5c
1
25c
5.75%
10-25
tl5c
1
12-
_—
Selburn Oil & Gas,
preferred (quar.)
5%
Barber-Ellis
preferred
$3.75
4%
'
Extra
8
12-27
treduced-quar. )____
1
12-
4jc
(quar.)-,.-—:
(quar.)—
Mills
Paper
Bailey
11-11
12 Vac
12-
655/sC
—
11-
11-15
'
(quar.)—
.__
^—_____—
Ltd., common (quar.) —
4Vt% convertible redeemable preferred___
Aluminum Co. of America, common
(quar.)_
Aluminum
Badger
Bankers
Inc.
60c
683/4C
$0,038
Ltd.
Corporation
R,
10-18
8c
Aluminium,
^____
Supply Co.,
Class
Traders
208
Alside,
S
10-18
12-10
15
1
10c
2-28
$1
1
12-
20c
11-15
75c
1
12-
*
:—
11-18
p
12-
5uc
n«3/.
75c
Fund, Inc.
11-30
_
60c
Tractor
Stbck
Alpha
6
11-15
cer-
Extra
True';
6
12-
4
25'A
maining assets will be distributed later.
Tidewater oil Co., $1.20 pre.erred (quar.)—
Timk.?n Roller Bearing Co.
(quar.)———-
5V
12-
2
share
presentation of
stamping and return.
upon
for
2
1-
12-
Co-^
Oil
&
held)
each
for
share
(one
dividend
62 VaC
(quar.)
11-15
183/4c
common
Industries
General
10-18
11-25
"7
1
1
common
11-15
45c
12-
12-
—_________
Co.,
11-15
50c
Corp.
Portland Cement
1-
20c
Froducing
Co.,
shares
12-6
2
10-18
f
10-31
20c
(quar.)__—,_
Wholesalers, Ltd., 5Va% pfd. (s-a)
Bacardi
'
'
$50c
preferred
Texas
1-
11-15
Control
/Stock
Tamblyn ,(G.)
B
11-15
3%
11-22
10-31
2
27 Vac
Plastics Corp.
Corporation
iquar.)
1
Avnet Electronics Corp. (quar.)
12-12
2
t$1.56V4
t$1.43J/4
Ry. (quar.)
t25c
7c
iquar.)
(quar.)
—
Allied Stores
Corp., common (quar.)—_—
4%
preierred (quar.)
Alliance Tire & Rubber, class A (a payment
of 30c less Israeli income tax)_
12-10
10c
:
2
2
10c
12-2
11-26
11-
12-
■i —
6
2
12-
Avco
12-12
—
12-
17c
u.__—_
'
1212-
$1.16 Vt
iquar.)
(quar.)
Refining
11-12
11-25
1:7 VaC
preferred (s-a) ;
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
Physics & Science
investment income)
12-12
30c
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
t25c
(quar.)_
...
RR. Co.
9
100%
;
(Conn.)
Co.
Line
1
+ n i/_ p
HVaC
.
(quar.)
(quar.)'_
Goods
Atomic
12-12
2
—
il7c
__
2
1-
$1.13
Co. Inc. (quar.)
Allied Finance Co. (s-a)
'
1-
5c
8
12-
11-15
12-31
i>C
;
Atlantic
12-19
$1.15
$1.23
11-
11-18
2
$1.05
125c
Engineering
Credit
Chemical
50C
25c
2
1-
42Vac
$1.37 Va.
Inc
Ayres,
16'Ac
3c
—
Mmix.g
rrr
r-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central & Hudson Bay
American
12-
42 Vac
2
__:
Common
1
11-
1
12-
v
40c
Aurora
11-22
11-
and class A
com.
on
Dry
Atchison,
11-15
Ltd.—
div.
Coast
Atlantic
11-18
2
—-—
r-
All-State
—j;__
5
12-
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)__l__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Natural Gas (quar.) —
preferred
preferred
Alison
12-
7 Vac
1
11-15
non-cum.
Atlas
62VaC
11-15
—__________
Extra
1
11-
8
18C
11-
(quar.)^_—
Extra
11-15
2
12-16
62 Vac
(quar.)
common
A
11-15
8
12-
8
11-
Crafts Materials
Atlantic
11-15
25c
11-
11-30
...3c
(quar,)__— —
common
common
Atlantic Coast Line
11-15
12/2C
'
11-30
15c
Electric Industries, Ltd. (interim)
Associated Stationery Supply Co.
(quar.)
Inc
12-31
11-29
12-16
12-16
.
11-19
5%
Associated
1
12'
2%
12 Vac
realized security
net
Trunk Line Co.,
Gas
ill-
12-13
(quar.)
Corp,
iquar.)_
Associated
10-25
11-15
11-15
-
Water,
A
&
5%
(quar.)
1-15
11-
Co.
11-15
Co., 4.20%
12-10
11-15
split)-—_—
11-30
12 Vac
(annual)
Corp.,
Homes.
11-1,
11- 8
Co.,
12-16
12-17
10c
Alabama-Tennessee
2
Ltd.
6V4C
class A (s-a)___
(quar.)
Co.' of America—
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.92%
11-18
2
iquar.)
1
(s-a)__'
dividend
Siuis.nne
1
12-
11-29
6 V4 c
11-30
Co.
Power
4.60%
12-1
12-16
11-15
3c
(from
preferred
$5.50
Alabama
12-
Ltd. iquar.)_
(increased)
Consolidated Mines
("resumed).
Sullivtn
11-25
12-
____
preferred
(year-end
Gas
Alabama
li-25
12-16
11-30
12-16
(quar.)
A
Algoma
5c
iquar.)
Coal
137 Vac
<nT/
12 VaC
Magnethermic
Ajax
112'Ac
_____'
(quar.)
Co., 8%
&
'
8
11-5
12-2
9-30
—
(quar.)
Parking
12.
10-29
dividend
Class
12-31
11-
11-15
12-25
(resumed-quar.)
General
Reduction
1
11-15
profits)
li-22
12-31
10c
11-29
(stock dividend)_,—
Arwood Corporation
(quar.)——
Associated Baby Services, common (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar,)___
—___—
Arts
1
55c
Inc.—
Aeroquip Corp.
Affiliated Fund
$12VaC
common
B.)
n
Cok?
12-16
11-18
"11-15
11-
$0,007
—
ordinary income)
(From
Stock
12-26
37'Ac
A'.-(quar.)'—
Fund,
Aerojet
.
(quar.)
Drug
Stetson
Stonega
com.
2
2
11-
12-20
40c
(increased-quar.)——.
dividend).
(stock
-
Cork Co.,
Stock
11-14
12-
I,
lie
preferred
Class
"
Industries
(quar.)_Corporation
(quar.)
Airport
j& co. (quar.)
A
11-18
1-15
11-26
12-
17VaC
(quar.')_
—-———Aro Corpox-ations, 4V2%
preferred iquar.) —
Arrowhead
& Puritas
Waters (incr.-quar.)
11-14
Adirondack
Air
(quar,)
(Ohio)
Steinberg's,1 Ltd.,
Clas3
Adley
Advisors
I2V2C
2»/ac
(quar.,)—;
Co.
preferred
11-18
12-16
Steel
$3.75
Payable of Rec
10c
12-
11-15
conv.
Armstrong
Holders
10 c
11-15
11-15
1:40c
pref, (quar.
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.. com.
4.65% preierred (quar.
4.o5%' preferred 2na series (quar.)
11-15
7 Vac
11-29
283/4C
12-17
11-26
(quar.)
_______
—r
(quar.)—
—•'
Inc.
12-13
5
(quar.)
12-17
6
When
Per
—:—
12-
17Vac
6
11-25
40c
_————---
Addison-Wesley Publishing,
Class B (s-a)
11-22
•
)___J_.__
(quar.
quar.
11-22
26c.•>
IVa%>•
bpecial —
:
5%% preferred (quar.
Soutnwestern States Telepnone—
$1.32
Corp.
12-14
11-
{
1-20
V"
1-
Artesian
11-14
12-15
—'
com.
.
1-
T Corporation
11-15
dividend
Investment
M
$27.41
(reduced)
11-20
2
2-
25c
;
AbDott
42'Ac
Bed
11-18
—
—
^
P,
M
A
15c
(quar.)____.
ituepnone Co.. (quar,)_
Southwestern
Extra
15c
___•
12-20
Mercantile Institution—
11-13
12-14
*
11-20
2
11-15
1
1
34 %c
Ltd., common (quar.)
Class C participating preference
(quar.)_
Arizona Public Service, common (quar.i
$1.10 preferred
(quar.)
—_—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
——
$2.36 preferred (quar.)____—.—$4.35 preferred (quar.)_____
—r-_—
$2.40 "preferred series A (quar.)—_—
$2.75 preferred series B
(quar..)__
$2,625 preferred series C (quar.)__—
Arkansas Louisiana Gas, common (quar. )__._
90c
4
60c
2
1-
Company
Vending
ABC
li-^5
;
12-
Share
11-22
__
12-
approval
11-29
12-2/
(year-end)
25c
25c
4,
1
12-
30 ^8 c
Argus Corp.,
11-20
12-
12-11
■
1
11-
12-
—
Inc.
Pooxs,
Arts
Applied
1
12-20
31V4C
(quar.)
Inc.
I
—--
(quar.)
A
Class
Anheuser-Busch
9-30
11-
40c
——
12-
1-
11-12
75c
Laboratories
(quar.)_____
Aberdeen Fund (quarterly from income)
Acklands, Ltd., 6%
pref. (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Spring
Soutnt astern
Stick
A
12-13
12 Vac
12-20
10c
Simplicity Mfg., class A
Simpson Lee Paper (quar.)
Southern
pfd.
$5
11-29
L
Name of
11-22
12-10
(quar.)
11-29
12-13
50c
preceding table.
12-16
15c
(quar.)
America
A
12-13
3c
give the dividends announced in previous
and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given in the
dends
11-20
1
5c
,
31l/4C
(increased)
com.
1
11-15
25c
$
11-
2
1-
12VaC
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
we
weeks
11-15
11-14
9
12-
11-15
Corp.,
(increased)
Electric
B
Class
Armco
11-15
25c
$2.50
iquar.)
1
—_
;•
Co-Operative
Quarterly
1
1-16
91'Ac
iquar.)
Broadcasting
12-
50c
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
19c
—
Zion's
11- 1
11-15
11-15
1
11-15
—
30c
1—
quar.)
2
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Co. (monthly)____:
?8c
(quar.)
common
Anderson
Anthony
25c
(increased quar.)
12-10
12-
—
dividend
'
4%
1
(quar.1
Stock
62 Vac
-i
Telepnone
Governor
Iron Co.
(William)
Below
11-
1-
11c
(stock dividend),.
Foods, Ltd.
Santa
2V2 %
12-10
—
;
Corporation
(increased)—
(5-for-l
stock split subject to
of stockholders
Dec. 16)
A
tax__—!
Inc.
Tool
&
Mfg.
10c
•
11-15
11-15
12-20
2c
2
2
12-20
7
12- 2
12-.2
11-30
12-10
12-31
75c
6834c
$25c
(quar.)
income
Bros..
1-
11-30
11-15
12- 2
12- 2
7c
7c
7c
—
<fc
1-28
1212-
'
Xerox
11-18
4
12-13
50c
11-18
—
Rogers (John) Co. 1 (quar.)
Rous Royce, Ltd.—
Sun
11-20
2
(quar.)—_
Monthly
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
preierred
(quar.)
5V2%
Stei.i
12-27
12'Ac
(quar.)—;
(Huar.)
Rooinson
-
12- 3
_
preferred
Shoe
12-16
1-
10c
25c
payable in common stock)
Delaware, class A imonuuy)
Finance Co., class A (quar.)
6%
Ross
12-18
—
dividend
Fund
Oiass
.
3
2%
1-
(Detroit)—
Co.
Insurance
Monthly
11-20
11-18
11-18
B
Extra
Slock
11-29
12Vac
Raymond
Revere
12- 2
11-29
12-13
183/4C
Extra
15c
2
110c
:
preferred
(quar.)
Woodward
Woodward
Wrigley
1-
i$1.50
1
Extra
11-22
12-
37 Vac
(quar.)
pfd, (s-a)
5%
9
9
5%.
Thread,
Africa
South
American
3
12-
12-
11.12 Va
(quar.)
B
11-20
—
2-
12-20
JlOc
.%
x.
Wilson Bros., 5%
(s-a)_—
Winter Park Telepnone (quar.)
Woiverine Aluminum • iquar.)——-—_x_—
11"^°
133,4C
15c
(quar,)_.—.
2-29
$3
25c
%
12-13
61c
633/4C
6 '/c
Class
2-
59c
683/4C
(quar.)
B
preferred 1 quar.)
prcxerred
(quar.)
Williams Brothers, common
4 V2
-
(quar.)____
on
Water Works, common
(quar.) —
preferred (quar.)__
5%
preference (quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)__;—
_______
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
—.—
Amerline Corp.,
class A (quar.)—
Ampco Metal Inc. (increased-quar.)
Amstedt Industries, Inc. (quar.)__^____
Anchor Coupling Co., Inc. (quar.)—
12- 2
._—
class A
(quar.)
dividend
6
61'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.—
pfd.
conv.
Presidential
6
1-
5%
(quar.)
Mfg.
1-
Wolverine
iquar.)—
$2.46 -pfd.
Power,
Utilities
1
1-31
5c
__a
prexe.red
Ffeierred
American
$1.75
37*/2C
.
oiviuenu__
ctOotc
2
H"22
H-29
11-29
—
.—
(quar.)
12-
American Tobacco Co.
11- 8
11-29
40c
r_____r__———
12-31
Class
Pittsburgh, Youngsiown & Asntabula Ry. Co.
Prenrrcu
11-12
sem-annual
12-
,
,1".^
.
12- 5
12-13
29c
30c
(increased-quar.)__—
(increased quar,)——
Piper Aircrait corp.
j^xtra
i__
11-18
12-20
American-South African
27c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)-.————
$2.75
preferred (quar.)
$2.55 preferred (quar.)__——_—
Western Ry.
(Alabama)
Westmoreland Coal Co. _____
Weston (George), Ltd., class A (quar.)____
l2" 6
2V2%
(quar.)
preierreu
1
(Subject
to
Republic of
withholding tax of 7Va%)
4.75%
li- o
6
2
common
91'Ac
3._o%
preferred
iquar.)—__l
:___—
98^0
<x.9l.W
preferred- (quar.)-I—
$1.23"ft
5> prtieneu uuar./—$1.25
3.odv<
Increased
11-25
25c
4.72% '
_
1
1-15
(quar.),A__—_______
ouburoan
,
1-15
S-ock dividend—_—_—
,
l2"1®
3%
dividend);
preferred (quar.)_—-—
corp.
11-25
12-11
59%C
Western
i
~f"0?
*"•*£•.
3%
—
(stock
Bottlers
4'A%
Corp.,
Pneips
_~i
United
Pepci-utna
10
,_
$1
i—:
_
,
„
46c
25c
(quar.;
common (quar.)—
corp..
preierred
12-31
12-10
dividend
-—————
Chemical Products (quar.)
;____
Power & Gas, common (quar.)_—
West
'
Coke Co.
Investment Co., Ltd.
2-14
75c
2%
^—
Co.
&
Weeden
Stock
two-fbr-one split.
of payment.
a
determine
Peoples uas Lignt &
Name of Company
26 V4C
(quar.)_
C
0% pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
King
Waste
;•
,
,
Company
Name of
Payable of Rec.
12" 1
11-15
Share
Name of Company
Pennsylvania & Southern Gas (quar.)—,,2,5c
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co—
,
"
Payable of Rec.
Snare
Payable of Rec-
Share
Holders
When
Per
|
.
Holders
When
Per
•
-
12-
11-15
Bowman
70c
5
/11-29
11-
1
Brach
(E.
11-15
25c
11-29
11-15
2
12-'6
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
J.)'& Sons
___
(quar.)_
27 VaC
1-
•
,
Number 6315
198
Volume
.
(1847)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
■
\
Industries (s-a)
(resumed)
Brewer (C) & Co., new com.
(2-for-l split)
—
Breeko
—.'Ji
Telephone
Columbia
British
2%
Co.
Gas, $3.80 piu.
Taunton
Brockton
25c
Engineering
11-
dividend
Fund,
Inc.
&
11-15
5c
10-31
25c
12-15
15c
12-
1
11-14
$1.25
12-
1
11-14
11-29
11-14
Class
11-7
2
11-12
Collins
t25c
12-13
11-22
Colonial
11-27
11-13
35c
12-1
11-
11-27
65c
________________
12-
40c
(s-a»
r_
Indus.ne-s < increaseu-quar.)
Burmali Oil Co.
Ordinary Amer. dep. rcpts.
Burlington
British
(quar.)
Burndy
Terminal
Bush
Tax)
Income
Corp.
of
12-
dividend >_.
(stock
c.o.
11-19
2
10-18
Ink Co.
California
10-31
5%
12-12
11-18
Class
25c
12-15
11-22
Commerce
20c
11-
1
11-29
11-29,
12-16
11-29
27 Vic
12-16
11-15
10-31
33'/8c
11-15
". 10-31
Campbell Machine Inc.—
Quarterly
10-31
:
Ltd
Canada
Dominion
&
12 Vic
11-15
10-31
i
12-14
j:25c
12-
2
11-
2
11-
8
11-15
Participating
Safeway Ltd.—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Canners, Ltd., class
t75c
4-
4-
11-15
-
Fund.
Canadian
of
tribution
plus
fiscal
40c
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Building,
Ltd.,
preferred
6%
2
12-
Class
7
Consolidated
$5c
1-
2
12-12
Consolidated
tlOc
1-
2
12-12
Consolidated
J20c
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Canadian Industrial Gas, Ltd., preferred — 180.2291
35c
anadian Utilities Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)__
1-
2
12-16
for
Electric
General
Canadian
-
-
Co.
Machine
Ice
Canadian
1
12-13
Consolidated
11-15
Consolidated
11-15
10-31
1$1.06
11-15
10-31
1-
Mills
B
Estates
Capital
80c
iquar.)
;
Co.
Carlisle
Corp.,
4 Vi
%
preferred
4'/2%
preferred
Centennial Fund
,___—____
$0,024
(final)
of
share
one
stock
erence
per
$1.12 Vi
of
Aircraft
Cessna
Chain
Belt
Champion
20
common
the
or
Corp.
of
rate
11-15
10 23
2%
'
11-
29'/2c
11-29
10-31
27 Vic
11-20
11-1
.27c
11-15
10-31
(quar.)
Inc.,
New
1-
1
12-13
1-
1
12-13
$1.19
1-
1
12-13
$1.34%
1-
1
12-13
1-15
12-31
68c
-
(from
7
11-20
U-
11-25.
11-. 6
12-
1
11-
7
1-1
12-
6
Telephone
12-
1
11-15
25c
12-
2
11-
4
4c
11-29
10-31
65c
(quar.)__
11-15
10-11
Corp.—
D
10-30
12-31
11-30
Crow's
12-30
Cuneo
1-
1
12-30
Curtis
Industries,
1-15
12-30
Curtis
Manufacturing,
30c
common
11-15
10-25
$1
2
1
1-
6
$2 class A
2-
11-21
11-
12c
12-14
11-29
Cliickasha
Quarterly
Quarterly
Co.
Chrysler
12-
5
11-15
1-
2
12-18
Deerfield
4-
2
3-18
7-
2
6-18
30c
10-2-64
9-18
25c
*
11-12
11-
Deere
25c
quar.)
10- 4
12- 1
11- 8
11-30
11-20
11-25
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
11-20
12- 612- 6
12- 6
11- 5
11-25
11- 5
11-29
12-13
12-16
1- 1
11-20
10-18
U-22
11-22
12-13
12-16 ' 12- 5
12-16
12- 5
12-16^ ,12- 5
11-13
12- 1
12- 9
11-15
12-16
11-25
11- 1
11-29
12- 6
12-10
12-10
11-22
11-20
11-25
3c
11-18
11-18
10-18
10-18
5%
t50c
1-15
12- 1
12- 1
12-31
11- 7
J50c
/ 34y2C
—
(s-a)_
11- 7
flOc
17c
:_____—
11-15
11-22
11-10
11-15
10-31
11-30
10c
933/4c
10c
30c
12-16
12-15
12-16
12-13
12-11
11-29
12-11
11-29
4%
12- 6
11-13
12'/2c
12- 1
11-15
11-15
50c
$1.05
t30c
20c
7y2c
10c
25c
12-16
12- 2
11-15
11- 1
12- 2
11111111-
12-10
10c
fl7y2c
6c
t75c
,
____—
11-30
1- 2
11-15
12-20
$1.12V2
A
common
.
25c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-22
11-29
11-15
12-10
12-27
12-27'
10-31
11- 8
10-15
8
1
8
4
11-29
11-29
12-5
12- 5
Co.
&
Delaware
50c
93%c
(quar.)—
(quar.)___
:
(quar.")
common
A
Baking
5c
50c
60c
35c
,
quar.)
(increased
—
12-
2
11-
7
25c
3-
2
2-
6
Air
quaranteed
RR.,
Lines
Rio
Denver
&
$1,12V2
30c
(quar.)_
Denver
Union
(quar.)
Grande
Stock
Western
Yard
RR. '(quar.)
(quar.)
—
25c
$1
12-16
1-15
11-20
11-15
1- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12- 1
12-16
12- 2
12- 4
1- 2
11-1
11- 1
12- 2
12- 2
12-13
11- 8
12- 6
11-15
11-15
10-15
12-31
:
—
(quar.)
,
—
____
—
Power Co., Ltd.—.
2
11-15
12-
1
11-19
11-15
10-29
12-30
12-17
12-15
11-29
2
11-15
11-29
11-15
11-29
11-15
11-15
12-14
2-
1
1-
2
2
11-
8
12-
2
11-
8
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
12-
1
11-
12-
5
Eastern
Utilities
Steel
11-20
11-20
11-
11-22
11-25
1-
10-31
11-15
10-31
7
11-15
1.-
11-21
6
11-22
1-15
11-20
12-
1-15
11-20
12-16
11-22
11-15
11-
12-16
11-
%
22 2c
55c
13c
32c
iquar.)__
Manufacturing, common
Common
partial quarterly payments)
preferred (initial) —_____________$0.296875
Economic In1 es ment Trust, L d,—
5%
preferred A (quar.)
^
t62'/2c
Ed-U-Cards Mfg.
(stock dividend 1
2%•
Electric & Musical Industries—.
'
,'%7 .
,
,7
A filial pavment of 12'/2% in cash —
—Electrographlc Corp. (increased quar.30c
electrolier Ccrp—
'
:
t
:
Class
A
(quar.)_______—.
12Vac.
(Both
8
11-30
i~- 2
2.2%
1.
12-10
12-19
$1.50
Corp.._—
Associates
5
12-20
2
,1-
+$1.75
(quar.)'
Stainless
8
11-
11-15
&
Eastern
1
11-15
li-
11-20
r
Interurban Water—
iquar.)
Eastern
Gas & Fuel Associates—
Common
(stock dividend)
4 '/2 %preferred
(quar.)
Louis
10-30
12-
12-10
30c
15c
3%
31'Ac
40c
——
dividend
1
3-
11-25
11-25
3
11-15
12-16
r2-"0
11-21
l"-!^
ll-^b
11-23
1
-
1
10-30
11-11
11-25
11-25
11-11
11-29
11-15
437%
,
>:
10-18
11-25
preferred
Eaton
8
11-15
2
32*y| c
|13c
+30c
15c
common
preferred
St.
6%
8
11-
12-10
30c
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Oil
(increased annual)-..
7%
East
11-20
11-
11-22
12-16
—
Communications, InC.____—5c
Investment Corp
——
4c
Fli Lilly so: Lilly (Fli) & Co.
Elmira <fe Williamport RR. Co.—
7% preferred (s-a) _—1_.—
El la j
Natural Gas Co.. common iquar.)«
25c
12-
11-
2
1
5
6
12-
11-
1
12-
11-15
10-31
1-15
12-31
11-
11-29
1
Electronics
« +
$1.41/4
fi-®"
$2 conv. pfd.
Equitable Gas Co, common (quar.)
50c
4b 4c
^
o^.
Monthly
(N
—
_____
Board—
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Federal
Resources
Corp. (s-a)
Federal
Screw Works
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md. (quar.)
Federal
First
4.
Corp.,
Corp.
T~7~
common
Bank (Spring
Valley, N. YJ—
First
/
11-29
11-15
H-29
11-15
2
11-22
11-
1
1
12-
1
11-
1
■11-
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
1
11-
8
1
1
11-15
11-29
r
11-
1
li-"!
' ^
-
12-23
11-29
11-29
,
11 -9'2
9=:
1-
2
11-29
zoc
1-
2
11-29
arwp
12-
11-
11-15
4b/2c
&/«
srou
1
2
10-15
12-31
12-14
11-29
11-15
11-
4
12-
4_
20c
30c
1
2
11 -19
11-15
l1 -15
ooc
lr>-
12-19
r
10-31
12-16
11-30
11-29
19-25
12-1 1
1211-
12-16
11-15
11-20
J?c
10-21
2
4
40C
4
1-
b e
,
12-
9
4
12-
9
12-
'
6
11-
2
19-
Vnp
iuc
8
11-22
10-16
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
I
fl-15
Co.
Wisconsin
oc
(quar.)
Bankshares
'(incr.-quar.)
4i'/2c
11-
11-29
—
_—
Southern
11-12
11-29
Semi-annual
Extra
2
27
11
11-20
i extra (_
(quar.)————
Charter Financial (stock dividend).—
Hartford Realty Corp. (quar.)———
First National
H-^2
& Co.—
dividend
General
Bank
Stock
First
2
11-21
—
Corp,
Stock
First
12-
11-12
12-15
& Co.)
(quar,)---———--——-----Finance Co.
of America (stock dividend on
A and B shares payable in class A stock)
Financial Corp. of America—
First
11.-12
11-1.6
Marshall Field
(See
Filtrol
n-'2
2
12-10
Paper
(Marshall)
Field
2
t
07r/%
^
,
J ) (quar.)_—_—
Federal-Mog T-Bow°r Bearings, Inc.
inuar.)
Federal National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)Co.
li-'2
2
12-
12-
Foods
Insurance
Federal
11-12
2
12-
OU
(quar.)/7
Co., common (quar.)..—
5%
Jr. preferred (quar.)_
Fall River Gas Co.
(quar.)——
Par
West Financial Corp.
(stock dividend)
Farmers fe Traders Life Insurance——-—
Fedders Cornofation
(quar.)__
Federal Compress & Warehouse fquar. t_——.
Fairmont,
11-12
2
12-
12-
'.*7
.
f-
—
2
12-
12-
:
preferred (quar. )_—<———preferred (quar.)_.
—
Equity. Capital Co. (quar.)—,———-—
Equltv Corp.. $2 convertible pfd. (quar.)
Erie. &
Pittsburgh RR. (quar.)
—
Evans Rule Co. (quar.)—.i._-————,-r--.
PMC Corporation vquar.)———————
Ltd.
12-
12-
4.36%
Fabi
11-12
12-13
4b1S1-25
dividend
Equitable Corporation,
U-2?
2
12-
.
(increased)——-
common
12-20
.'
12-
12-
preferred (quar.—_____
preferred -(quar.,)
preferred (quar.
——
5,35%
preferred (quar.)-.—
5.65%' preferred
(quar. 1
—
5.68%/preferred (quar.)L6.40% preferred
(quar.)A
—$5 2nd preferred 1957 series-(quar.)_—_
$4,875
preferred
(quar.)_^_
Empire District Electric, com.
(increased).
5%
preferred (quar.)———.43/4%
nreferred (ouar.)—
Employers Casualty Co. (Dallas) (quar.)
hums Business Forms Inc.—
4»A%
5'/a%
New
1-2
12-20
12-
SI.02/2:
{*
s 1.
4.10%
5.60%-
_____
Glassine
Extra
Delta
t
(initial
11-15
10-15
a
1
Corp.—
common
J.—
—_—u-j.
(quar.).
preference
Park
Deer
30c
;
(quar.)
class
Corp.,
Corporation,
3%%
$1.35
(quar.)
:
Quarterly
New
Dana
30c
Co.
Quarterly
Chilton
1
30c
Oil
Cotton
2
4-15
Corp.
Kootenay
East
12-15
11-25
11-15
'
(quar.)
Financial
$1.25
A
Musical
__.s.__.—
approve
common____s
Curtiss-Wright
87 Vic
Inc.___;
preferred
11-22
12-
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
12-16
12-20
Instrument Co.
(quar.)
Chicago Title & Trust Co. (increased)
non-cumulative
Candy,
Curtiss
2%
(quar.)
12-
11-15
•
40c
25c
50c
(s-a)
1-15
,
11-15
55c
15c
3%
(quar.)
Press
2
31J/4c
_______
i-——
Coal
Nest
10-31
12-
15c
of New England (quar.)__
Couvrette & Provost, Ltd., class A (quar.)__;
Convert Securities Fund—
—:
)
Crampton Mfg.
(extra)
—;
Crane Co.,
33/4% preferred (quar.)
Crompton Co
(extra)
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
(quar.)
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co. (stock div.)—
Crowley's Milk Co.
(quar.)
—
Crown Cork & Seal, Ltd.
(quar.)
—
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,. Inc.—
$2 convertible
preferred (quar.)
Crown Zellerbach
Corp,, $4.20 pfd.
(quar.)
11-15
9
11-15
16V4C
37V2c
—
—
ls-a)
62 '/2c
of Virginia (quar.)
12-
933/4c
Bottling Co.
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
_____
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific "RR.—
5%
B
72'/2c
B
preferred
Chicago
split)
(initial)
iquar.)
C
11-21
1
stock
lquar.)___
class A &
2
1-
5c
50c
—
(stock dividend).
(H.),Distillery, Ltd., class A
35c
.
:
12-
$1
^
Co., common
common
10c
(quar. 1
12-16
1
'
;.
1
Natural Gas (quar.)__—____—___
Cory Corporation —
—
j._—c.
—
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)_.
Cott
75c
.'_
;
investment
1
25c
L
Aggregates
Class
40c
$1.12 Vi
1111-
$1.13
$1.04
Corning
25c
-
'30c
(quar.)
Coral
Corby
$1.03
—
common
Bank
8
$1.16
—
11-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.
Corp., class A
(monthly)
(USA)
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)___
Company
Duriron
Eason
11-20
$1.75
$1.34
—
_______
Electronic-
preferred (quar.)
Continental Commercial Corp.—
60c
preferred
(quar.)
6 Va %
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel Industries, Inc.
6% preferred
(quar.)
;—
—
Continental Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Continental Investment'(quar.)
:
Cook Coffee Co.
(stock dividend)_______—
5-for-4
11-22
___:.
11-29
11-19
15c
37V2c
1_
Corp.
(quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration (quar.)
Copperweld Steel (quar.)_^.
Copymation,
Inc.
(stockholders
shares
$1.25
3-20
1
12-
.
_______
Cooper-Bessemer
(quar.)__.
iquar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
3Vi%
12-6
28c
this stock divd.)
dividend
Stock
1-2
dividend
series C $1.25 pref¬
-Extra
Chesapeake Corp.
6
(special
at
Chenango & Unadilla
class
12-
11-15
Boston
class
'
2
$1.16
•
preferred
1-
1
1
,
Preferred
$1.12'/2
(quar;) ______—
Manhattan
Preferred
11-
11-29
12-
quar.
of
11-20
11-15
>12-20
12-20
30c
common
preferred
(quar.)
Airlines
(quar.)
Can
1;
,%v
3.75%
$1.34%
income)
4Vi%
t3c
;
iquar.)_____,—
iquar.)
Papers,
Common
2
15
11-15
each
Co.,
of America—
(increased-quar.)
Continental
11-15
preferred (quar. >_—
Champlin Oil & Refining Co.—
$3
conv.- preference
(quar.)
Charles of the Rit-z
(s-a)_—
Chase
12-
2
44c
(quar.)__
Co.
iquar.)
:Co.7|
Fund
1
5 V'2 c
$4.50
Chase
3-
11-15
1
1
new
preferred
preferred
5.44%
12-
12-
cash
preferred
preferred
5% %
4%
12-23
Corp.
preferred
4.75%-
/
1-2
4-
.7
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water
Common
12-20
%
Corp.
Container
—
—
Soya Co. (quar.)
Central Vermont Public Service, com.
4.65%.
11-15
$1.12 »/2
Central
4.15%
11-30
Power
Consumers
11-15
11-15
$1.12'/2
Southwest
&
$4.16
9-30
11-14
11-30
11-30
Ltd.
share of common
Central
11-25
$4.52
11-15
,%
(initial 1
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.50
11-15
U2c
lquar.)___
Glass Co.,
common
Consumers
„
<quar.)_
for
Optional
held.
9
A
New
11-15
12-
Theatres, Ltd.—
Continental
—;_i
Securities
Central
,
2
.
(quar.)_
Brewing
Duquesne
Stock
2'
1-
•/
Consumers
iquar,j—
preferred
preferred
5%%
12-
40c
60c
dividend
Stock
•
Class
56'Ac
,—,—/+._+
(quar.)—___—
Central Illinois Light, common
(quar.)—._
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
.
4.64%
preferred
(quar.U-_-L__-«i
Central Louisiana Electpic""Co., com. (quar.)
4.50%
1
30c
_____
Mortgage.
Centennial
11-
11-15
"
(quar.)—
iquar.)____.
4Vi%
1
Co.—
&
Pirie Scott
arson
11-15
11-
10c
(quar.)
iquar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
4.80%
11-15
$1.06'A
common
preferred
11-15
12-10
11-15
2
12-
held)
Consolidated
11-1
11-29
12'Ac
1_
Carpenter (L. E.) & Co. (quar.)
Conv.
junior preferred (quar.)
Carpenter Steel Co.
iquar.)
Carreras, Ltd., class B ordinary
Carrier
-11-15
45c.
iquar.)_
Company
11-12
1
12-6
17y2c
62V2c
50c
7c
10c
45c
——
(quar.)__—___!—_—
common
-—~r-—
Duro-Test
12-2
common stock pureach 25 shares com.
one
warrant for
chase
11-12
2
40c
quar.)
<
2
1-
18c
ts-a)
CapitolRecorris —i—
Carborundum
1-
80c
(quar.)__"___—
Co.. ^common
common
Natural Gas
(quar.)_-____—_
& Gas
(stock dividend),
of
11-15
12-10
lOc
57V2c
Oil
payment
(A
11-1
1
12-
82V2c
25c
333/4c
10c
30c
Extra
11-29
+
Class
:
+$1.25
preferred (quar.)
4'/4%
preferred (quar.)
5%
Cannon
11-
11-27
57c
(quar.)________
—_
Co. of N. Y. (quar.)—
Financial Corp.
(quar.)—.—_
Foods
(increased-quar.)_
-_
Freightways
<quar.)____
Laundries Corp. (quar.)______
Consolidated
1
5c
:
Edison
Consolidated
year,
11-
11-15
(Charlotte, N. C.)
Corp.
quar.)^
(initial
B
+15c
60c
____
Dupuis Frei'es, Ltd., class A
4.80% preferred (quar.)
16c
U5c
(initial)-
com.
(quar.)
Extra
11-15
12-
' 20c
50c
preferred iquar.)—
B
preferred
(quar. l__
& Bradstreet
(quar.)
Dun
1
11-
11-15
10c
10c
—
—
(quar.)
A
Credit
Consolidated
—.i
11-20
11-29
20c
10c
—
40c
11-30
2
Inc., common.——
preferred
(quar.)
Connohio,
6
3-
,.v
(quar.)
:—
(quar.)—
5.36%.
5%
_________
—
7%
11-25
(Bridgeport)—
Extra
dis¬
income
12 cents frcm net investment
the final quarter) —'—+—
1-
U8%c
gains
the
for
cents
45
1-^1
t$1.10
I—
A—_____
capital
(a
Inc.
(quar.) 1__—
Quarterly
.
Canada
:
■
3-6
1
ls-a)
(quar.)_
common
National Bank
Connecticut
10-31
1
112 Vic
B
and
A
•
Corp.,
preferred
4%
8
12-
tl5c
—
class
Ltd.,
Packers,
12-14
Mills
common
Ltd.
Ltd.
Power
10-28
11-20
2%
25c
15c
Properties
Drewrys,
10-31
12-14
$1.37 V2
20c
20c
(quar.)__
preferred
5 '/2 %
7
12-14
40c
11-15
tl5c
(quar.)
Co. Ltd.
Sugar
(quar.)__
Cone
11-
8c
iquar.)__^
Corp..
preferred
4%
(quar.)^——._i__
—%
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
Drackett
7
11-25
5c
32c
l-lo
tl5c
:__
Corp. of America (quar.)___
Composite Bond & Stock Fund
4-15
11-
Inc.,
&
Jones
Dow
11-15
30c
Components
'
Ltd._
Foils
anada
Canada
Stone
11-29
10-31
11-xo
12-
f20c
_____
Industries,
Dover
Sons
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bros,
preferred
$2
&
R.)
t62y2c
tl2'/2c
—
—
dividend
Stock
Drew
Community Public Service,| common (quar.)_
$4.65
series B pfd.
(initial-quar.)
common
(R.
Dorr-Oliver,
11-29
$1.16 lA
11-15
1-30
Donnelly
8
12-13
11-25
10-31
11-15
7—a,
(quar.)
Stores, Ltd
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd., com.
Duke
12-10
4-30-64
11-
'1- 2
8c
13c
8c
1
General
&
J50c
Magnesium,
preference
Dravo
32 Vic
*70c
C.ushed
1
&
12-
11c
'183/4c
—
'
Cut
12-
11-25
(Quarterly from capital gains distribution)
Telephone
(Fa.)
(quar.)
Gas,
8
lie
Commonwealth
Natural
4
11-
Fund—
income)
(irom
Concord
11-
12- 1
20c
10%
(quar.)__
10-31
8c
Quarterly
11-15
11-15
11-ir
U-xJ
12-
$1.25
(quar.)_
Ltd. (resumed 1
Dominion Scottish Investments Ltd.—
5%
11-29
10-31
4-15
1
11-22
11-15
4-30
11-
11-29
11-15
8c
10-18
11-15
15c
7V2c
preferred
5%
2
9c
12V2c
25c
45c
Houses
Dominion
1
11-15
Quarterly
Extra
11-15
jI
12-31
33c
•
ll-'l
12-31
33'.ic
5.36%
11-
11-15
12-
4-15
Dolly Madison Foods, Inc
Dominguez
Water
(initial)
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp.—
11-15
lx-15
stock—
Dr. Pepper Co.
(increased-quar.)
Dodge Manfacturing Corp.
(quar.)
10-31
45c
32 Vic
(quar.)
._i—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
series
G
iquar.)__:
5.20%
preferred
series
H
(quar.)_,
5.20%
preferred
(incr.)__
Cameo-Parkway Records, class A
Camloc Fasteners Corp.
(quar.)
5.28%
.10-31
12l/2c
investment income)
Commonwealth Stock Fund—
rund
11-15
9
11-29
2
4
2
con¬
Investment Fund
Inc. (quar.)
Diversified
Donohue
(increased)
International
Commonwealth
Dobbs
(Memphis)—
common
Income
investment
(From
12-12
12-2
25c
20c
dividend
Stock
Commonwealth
10-25
10-31
2 7 Vic
—
11-15
11-15
Co.,
preferred 80c par value
10-24
12-
11-
12-
preferred 80c par value stock—
(one-for-100) in $1 con¬
12-31
12-
4
3
dividend
11-15
,
11-
12-
1-15
—
Dominion
(quar.)
(quar.)
Commercial Shearing
Stamping
11-29
20c
32 Vic
(quar.)
Credit
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores
vertible
'
preferred
4Va%
11-22
15c
Commercial
12-16
12-31
Mig.
Giorgio Fruit (quar.)
Stock
11-15
Quarterly
12-16
25c
preferred (quar.)—
prele^red (quar.)—
5 '/2 %
preferred (quar.)_l
California Packing
(quar.)
California
Water Service, common
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
5.30'
(quar.)
preferred
11-16
25c
conv.
Canada
(quar.)
Title Guaranty
22 V2c
Telephone (quar.)
Utilities, common (quar.)
5%
5%
B
10-31
10c
class A
2
12-
Clay
Corp. (stock dividend)
Disc, Incorporated, class A—
Stock
dividend
(one-for-100)
in $1
11-27
11-15
7c
29c
$1.06'/4
System
(Chicago 1
iquar.)
Combined Locks Paper,
1
Dickey
iquar.)
Crystal Salt
Diamond
8
12-13
held)
four shares
each
(initial)
.
12-
Interstate
California-Pacific
Gas
22c
8
11-
Diana
38c
25c
gains)
-
Financial
California
California
(initial)-
com.
new
(quar.)
Columbia Pictures Corp., $4.25 pfd.
(quar.)
Combined Insurance Co. of America—
11-" 8
12-
Power Co. (quar.
Corp. (stock dividend)
(quar.)—_—
—
Electric
California
15c
2%
(quar.)
common
Elevator (quar.)
(stock dividend)— ,
common
Columbia
9
11-
2
3
45c
$1
10c
35c
15c
2%
(quar.i__
common
preferred
2
vertible
&
for
share
(One
New
Alkali Co.,
J20c
3%
30c
87 Vic
183,4c
9c
(quar.)'
Plastics
Colorite
(A capital payment of 3 pence not subject
to United Kingdom tax, and 9 pence free
Co.,
Milling
Colorado
1
corp.
Diamond
12-
1-10
(quar.)
Diahgni
10-18
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
10-28
12-
25c
10c
be
—
Homes
Mobile
10-23
11-15
$2
25c
___
11-15
25c
(quar.)
A
stock
i
12-
1%
class
Extra
Detroiter
Di
dividend)
Corp. of America
(quar.)
Fund (quarterly from capital
Colonial
11-15
87'/2c
50c
.
(quar.)
Aikman Corp.,
&
11- 8
11-15
30c
12c
(quar.)
Supply Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Dentist
$4
(quar.)
(stock
50c
quarter)
12- 2
12-12
Co
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
(quar. >
Dredging. Ltd.
Bunker Hill Co. (resumed)
Gold
$1.25
10c
Mfg.,
8%;.debenture
,
9-30
32c
Fund)
Income
Decatur
to
Dennison
ll-j.4
change title on
(will
Fund
Year-end
11-25
11- 7
11- 4
12-13
Co.
Electronics
Cohu
investment income
net
A
20c
1%
32tec
64c
shares
Income
9.30
11-14
share)
per
15
Nov.
12-10
11-15
11-29
12-31
;
/
7.275
Delaware
\
When Holders
Payaoie uj x„ec.
South
less
American
11- 1
\
(stock dividend)—
(One share of Coburn International Corp.
for every five shares held)
Coca-Cola Bottling (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—
Coburn Credit
1
12-
gtd.
gtd.
Special
4%
11-19
11-15
RR.—
Pittsburgh
7%~ regular
4
11-
Ltd.
(a
capital gains dis¬
58 cents for the fiscal year,
final
the
for
Bullocks
Bulolo
Electric
4
12-
37 Vic
35c
cents from
7
11-15
2
12-
\3%
.
Lambert Mfg.___
Illuminating
Cleveland
Cleveland
to.
of
tribution
plus
(quar.)
Clayton
&
of
\
of N.
■'
payment of Rand 0.50 per
African non-resident tax
(interim
share
■
,
Per
Snare
Consolidated Mines deferred bearer
De Beers
11-13
(Chattanooga)—
preferred
4%
11-14
2
11-25
25%
class A (incr.-quar.) —
iquar.) —___________—
Buckeye Pipe Line
(quar.)
__________
Budd Co., common
(increased-quar.)
$5 prior preferred (quar.)
_____________
Bullock
6
—
_————
Buchingham Ccrp.,
Hill Falls Co.
Forge
4
12-
12-
75c
|
_—
Buck
Buffalo
11-
12- 2
•
•
■
,
shares
iquar.)
Products
cuy
City Water Co.
1
12-21
12-
5c
—
s
4
10-31
11-15
12 Vic
20c
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)
Budget finance Pian—
Stock
12-^3
lbc
(quar.)______—
Co.
Shoe
Brown
i
2
(increased)
_____
Co. Inc. (quar.)____
Company
Brown
1-
$1.37'/2
Union Gas, 5.50%. pfd. iquar.)__
(Bobbie)
Inc.
(incr.-quar.)__,—1
Brooks
11-29
12-
23c
$1.25
Y.—
Class A & class B com.
(stock dividend)
Citizens Life Insurance Co. of N. Y.—
Stock dividend of 12 Vi % subject to stockholders approval 011 Nov. 14
City Coach Lines (quar.)_—___
City Investing Co.,(N. Y.) (stock dividend)
11-15
9oc
tquar.t__
Brooklyn
Brown
12-12
12-15
/
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
Citizens
11-30
t$1.57
6'/4%
preferred (quar.)__——_—
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)
—____—
12-12
12-24
.—
.1
Ltd.—-
dividend
Stock
12-24
—
Electric,
&
Gas
preferred
5%
• < •
.
of Company
Name
Cincinnati, New Orleans 61 Texas Pacilie Ry.
11-20
12-12
12-
20c
(initial-quar.)
Cincinnati
1
4
12-24
12 Vic
—,-T
11-
11-15
25c
-
Corps,
Breeze
■
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
11-15
10-15
Share
of Company
Name
of Rec.
Payable
Share
of Company
Name
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
11
11-15
11-15
10-29
Continued on page
46
The
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
.
Monday, November 11,
.
.
1963
12
the New York Stock Exchange
Stock Record from
ntii v
damcF
DAILY RANGE
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
OF PRICES
PRICES
flF
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
SALE PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF
stocks
Range for Previous
Lowest
341/2 Oct
23
56% Aug 29
11% Oct 24
17
Oct
Oct
1
15% Jun
14
ABC
2
53 »/4 Sep
3
ACF
Jan
15
Acme Markets
20 Va Sep
11
Acme
12 %
60% Oct
24
99 % Jar
68% Feb
9% Sep
28
21
Jan
13% Jan
Oct
25
10
May 29
80
2
22
120% Aug 23
28
25
1
24
19% Mar 15
25
35% Jan
May 28
18% Apr
33
Jun
14
25
May 29
11% Jan
7
4% Feb
19
3
Oct
Feb
Jan
3
22% Apr
4
19
Jan
2
21% Oct
Jan
14
9
12 % Mar 20
-
9% Oct
A
Jan
48 Va Jan
39 Vb May 28
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
3
58
88
96
Dec
10
93
Jan
2
103
2
19% Jan
2
4
42 % Mar
4
Sep
18
16% May 29
23% Mar
34 y4 Oct
57
2
24
Jan
Apr
55 % Oct
17% Feb
15
13 Va Jan
2
15Va May
34% May 29
31
40
Jan
2
47 Va Jun
9% Feb V 5
7
Feb
15
6% Jun
25
45J/a Oct
26
81% May 3
9% Oct 23
12% Oct
81% July
24
5
49% Jan
2
57% Apr
87
Jun
3
91
Jan
17
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
10
23
4
30% Jan
14% Jan
2
20% Jun
7
Jan
100% Mar
89
Jan
3
96
12% Nov
1
49% Mar 20
24% Nov
20 Va Jan
4
25
68%
Mar~23
16% Jun
22
23
Dec
31
20% Jan
May 29
34
Feb
9
22 % Jan
18
15%
Oct~24
Jun
26
4
Alside
Inc
2
27% Jun
Aluminium Limited
5
70%
6ct~17
7
37
May 21
2
26
Apr
51% Mar 22
81% Sep
17% Jan
3
31
Nov
Feb
11
145
Nov
4
17% Jan
2
Jan"23
23%
114
16
Feb
16% Oct
18
40 % Jan
22y2Oct
97
26 Va May
29 Va Jan
Feb
May 18
21% Oct
7
65
Apr?
4
62
Jan
14
Oct
18
18% Jan
4
13% Jan
2
41
Jun
25
53 % Apr
25
48% Jan
11
58% Apr
4
22% Jun
67
6%
16%
59
13,100
56%
57%
56
56%
55%
56%
40,200
3 Va
9,300
3
3%
47% Feb
19
27% Jun
19
38% Jan
36 Va
36%
36 %.
36 %
23 y2
23%
23%
23%
23 %
EXCHANGE
23%
24 Vb
23%
24
23%
24
94 %
96
*94 %
96
*94
CLOSED
ELECTION
*
96
9%
DAY
*101 %
31
53%
: 52%
102
19
41 Vb Nov
6
473/a Feb
13%
44%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
53
54
;
533/4
-.4;. 53va
53%
*89
13 Va
'■V
\
38% July
41% Mar
39% July
9% Oct
41
Jun
5
27
18 % Oct
Oct
50% Mar 26
24% Jan
1
23
9
20
Jan
22
34% Feb
51% Jan
13
84
94
Dec
21
50
Dec
Jan
35 Vb Jun
31
Jun
28% Oct
3
2
17
31% May 29
20
47% Jan
5
42% Jan
8
25
123/4
34% Nov
25 %
25 VB
25%
24%
25%
25 %
2,800
64%
65 3
a
65 Va
65%
15,100
30%
31%
303/4
303/4
23%
23 %
23 %
23%
22%
23 Va
22 3/4
23 '
72%
73 %
72
723/4
71%
72 Va
72
73%
24,800
29%
30 Va
30%
30%
31
52,200
100
*140
155
*140
19%
193/4
24%
*24 3/a
243/4
*63 %
64%
15%
*63 Va
153/a
15%
51
51
'50%
65
24
American
Ind
.No par
25
American Crystal Sugar
common. 10
16
6
62 % Sep
44% Jari 23
32% Mar
39% Nov,- 4'
American
47% Jan
35 Va Nov
2
10% Jan
8%, Oct
18
25 % Jun
25
44% Oct
1
17
May 29
13% May 29
18% Jun 28
101
Mar 20
40 % Feb
/ 79
Jan
American
Enka
17
American
American
49 %
Sep
4
American
Hardware
65% Oct
29
American
Home
16
8
34% Jan
2
49% Mar 25
33% Feb'
8
18%i July 19
23
19% Feb
13
5
106% Nov
12
42 % Jan
2
15% Oct
24
79% Sep
24% Oct
7
86
Mar 19
23
40
Jan
97
Sep
5
12% Oct
24
22% Jun
27
105% Nov
2
29
18% Mar 13
30 Va
11% May 29
18% Sep
30% Oct
24
53
Apr
19
18
23
20
24
,46
Jan
2
Oct
48 %
May 29
8% Oct
24
24
Oct
24
12
Oct
24
142% Jan
2
Oct
22
14
23% Oct
26
8% May 29
48% July 18
20 % Nov
122
1
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
98% May 29
25% Oct
123
24
20
July 2
May 29
23
Jan
19
22% Aug 29
10
Jun
27
39
Oct
26
17
Jun
25
10
May 28
16%
.
Oct
Apr
73% Jan
32% Jan
2
15
33%
33%
34%
41,500
41%
42 Vb
41%
42%
33,100
41
41 VB
40 3/4
41%
2,600
9%
9%
9%
54% Jan
4
18 Va Oct
25
40% Feb
7
18 Va Jan
65
May
30% May
4
8
11
33 Va July 18
136% Jan
2
44% Apr
5
134% Feb
19
25% Mar 19
Investment Co of 111
106
July
24% Feb
3
3
5%%
1
American
Oct
3
40 Va Jun
26
92
3.90%
4%%
American
Metal
44
American
Feb
14
American
Motors
45% Oct
10
American
Natural
20% Apr
9
25% Jun
26
American
News
.2
No par
300
18%
18%
18%
4.800
30 %
30%
30%./.
1;100
30%
30 %
30%
30%
21V4
20%
21V4
21 %
21%
22
20%
21
1.66%
43 %
43%
43
43%
42%
43 V4
42%
43%"
_10
21 %
21 Va
21V4
21%
21%
21%
21%'
7534,
74
75
73
73 %
73
73
1,300
14
12%
13
1,038,300
32%
32%
32%
16,600
17
17,700
Co
—No par
Co
21
1
*75
.
.
32
No par
2
29
July 22
9% Jan
2
56% Jan
2
21% Jan
2
Jan
4
26% Jan
3
125
23% May
7
13% Apr 30
114% Jan
2
27
Aug 22
126% Sep
22% Jan
30
30
American
Potash & Chem
5
American
Rad
162
7
16% Jan
42
Mar 19
25% Mar
6
:
18% Sep
2
Jan
Co
34% Sep
24
12% Jan
v
Jun
7
33% Sep
6
34% July
12% Nov
3
89% Oct
7%
17
33
34
12 Va
12%
12%
x31%
American Sugar Co common..12.50
5.44% preferred——12.50
American Tel & Tel Co..
33 Va
American Tobacco common
6.25
6% preferred
Y
100
American Water Works Co com—5
28
.
'
,5%
5%
,
preference
21% Jun
24
29 Va Jun
14
Amphenol-Borg
2
42% Oct
28
Amsted
52% Jan
4
40% Jan
2
54
Jun
6
Anaconda
Co
Wire
23% Jun
28
37
Jan
4
27% Jan
3
35% Feb
14
Anaconda
25% Oct
26
37% Jan
4
28% Jan
2
35 % Apr
11
Anchor Hocking
91
27
95
Jan
2
97
26% Apr
14% Oct
19
39% Jan
8
7
41% Jan
7
27
22% July
9
v
Electronics
Industries
&
Cable.
Glass Corp
Apco
Oil
Corp
&
32 Va
32 Va
600
28 %
29%
18,800
14
13%
13%
3,800
131%
__
,
,
131 y4
27%
133%
-81,400
28 Va
27%
28%
48,600
129 %
130'
132 Va
27 Va
28
129%
129%
130 V4
,27%
27 %
1.730
1,200
28
28
22%
23
23%
22 Va
23%
23 Va
51
51%
51V2
52 %
51%
51%
52V4
30
29%
29%
2914
10,000
30 y4
29%
28%
28%
19 %
20
19%
20
19%
20Vb
71,000
27
.
■
*28 '
*28
*28
25
Vb
,
23 Va
•
—
25%
*25%
*28
*25%
•
1
25 73
'
2,600
2.300
20 %
20%
22 %
22%
22 Va
21 Va
22
22 Va
41%
413b
41 Va
41 Vb
42
41 %
41%
41%
48
48%
47%
48
48 %
48
48 %
47%
32%
32%
32 Va
880
32%
32%
32%
No par
32%
32%
31
31%
31%
4,800
32
31 Va
31
31%
31%
6.25
preferred
Clayton
4,800
32%
28%
!-■
13%
13%
132 Va
131
32%
50 y4
No pax
.21.80
Anken Chemical & Film Corp
20c
$4
Anderson
13%
27%
*129%
32 Vb
22%
...50
:
2,200
24
24
131
1
1
Inc
24
23%
—
28
131%
130%-
9,200
No par
No par
1
Corp..1
—25
Ampex Corp
3
129%
2,100
28%
28%
129%
5,900
12%
86%
32 Va
31%
133 %
14
34
12%
86
*25%
33% July 11
14% Mar 16
x28
33%
12%
86 Va
25%
Ametek Inc
AMP Inc endorsed shares
20% Jan
13%
132 V4
34
3,900
25 Va
*129 %
•Y.
23%
32%
27%
28
25
12 Va
86%
30 %
27 3 a
'
162
25%
86 Va
/
131
32 Va
32%
1,600
*25%
American Zinc Lead & Smelting
—
*129%
16Va
11,200
27 %
52% Aug 22
..
23 Va
24%
131
.
*161
126,200
27%
—25
preferred
30% Jan
15% Feb
<
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd__£l
'Foreign transactions
:
T
4
25.
24
*129 V4
non-cumulative
86 Va
87%
87
pr.eferred.100
6%
,
162
25
33%
34
Dvipt
-17
16%
*161
25%
12%
25
5
~
17
162
33%
&
23% Oct 23
Apr
*161
25%
Research
2
92
Y.
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
American Smelt & Ref'g—__No par
/ American Snuff Co commo..
8%
8
8
16%
17 %
162
25%
33% Apr 17
136% Mar 26
July
16%
*161
Corp.l
30% May 21
14% Jun
5
26
5
100
'
25
39% Aug 20
135 Va Oct
Sany com
preferred
American
28% May 17
133% Oct
Std
&
*113
112 %
30 %
13%
18
113%
8
31 Va
26% Jun
22.300
36%
35%
<•
18 3
112 %
123/4
13% Jan
8
35%
35
—
18%
112%
31%
7
see page
92%
14%
150
...
205,700
19 Va
*91%
32%
14
24% Feb
18%
92 Va
13%
15
25
19%
*91%
92 %
35%
400
3,500
106 V2
18 %
19
32,800
21,000
22
21%
*104%
/
16%
*16%
.
106 %
*104 %
106 %
31%
30% Oct
footnotes,
16%
22 Va
22
Photocopy Eqpt C0..N0 par
37% Jan
Jaa
*16 Va
American
37% Jan
For
16 %
22 Va
25
20% Jan
-13
18
20%
Jan
28% Aug
9
*112%
1,200
43
43
62%
15
2
27
18%
,
9,400
20 Va
8% Aug 20
2
Feb
18 Va
35
36%
112%
6,800
9%
43%
12 %
16
May 16
*91 %
92 Va
%
28%
9%
20%
Optical
Jan
79
*91
28%
x62 Va
American
Jan
49% Feb
18 Va
31,700
13,100
62%
4
24
Jun
*104%
18%
41%
•20%
Sep
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
34% Sep 26
28% Oct 23
106 %
1,600
39%
20 y4
80
Mar
25
Mar 30
16 VB
35 %
40 %
61%
>
7
61
24
33% Mar 29
20 Vb
X22
17%
35%
Corp
Gas
63
35 %
383/4
553%
10
42%
44 Va
*104%
112%
Meter Co
2
26
23
43%
DAY
/
9%
61%
ELECTION
27,700
56 Ve
28%
27%
10
16%
100
Products
Jan
16
413/a
29%
6,300
101
40%
1
55%
39%
38%
28 %
1,800
98 %
96
*99
17,900
,35 %
35 %
38%
40 %
22 %
com__i
Inc
Climax
39% Feb
26% Mar 18
16%
22
—
Metal
convertible preferred
33% Oct
2
17
54
preferred..
100
& Fdry com_._i.75
preferred
100
Mach
May 16
21% Sep 12
2
1
prior
American
115
Supply
36
x9%
20%
Hosp
International Corp
American
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
26% Oct
20%
American
American
2
17
133% Apr
Corp.No par
1
4
>.
24%
96%
40
64 Va
11
Jan
14 % Jan
44%
62 %
10
30% Jan
Jan
44%
1
16% Oct
28
81
12.50
23% Jun
17% Oct
101
Corp
24%
600
33
101
55%
CLOSED
10 Va
Products
2
Jan
30
10
32
7,200
53 %
24%
*99 /;.
56
x37%
'
53 %
32%
96
96%
101 V
.
53
24%
54
EXCHANGE
V"
29%
9%
353/a
Y
STOCK
7,400
2,300
32%
,
55
35 %
38% / 39 3/a
41
41%
10
—
15%
51
:i5%
50%
32%
*99
65
65
'
24%
95%
/
56 Va
55%
2.50
Corp
3
101% Mar 18
2
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
Jan
20% Jan,
30
21
98%
101
2,400
51
32
■
35%,
Export Lines Inc
„40c
& Foreign Power__No par
33% Jun
8% Jan
/
-
24%
15%
24%
34 Va
■
24%
96%
6.50
Co
Power
May 20
17% Jan
24% Jan
Electric
13 Va
44% Oct
5
-
4%%
,
*99
100
—10
—10
prior preferred..
American Cyanamid Co
American Distilling Co
2
20% Mar
33 3/a
*24%
Oct
31
May~29
Co..3
Commer Barge Line
Oct
29 % Apr
12%
Cable
24%
65
52%
32
"
53%
54
5,300
15
93/4
*53%
193/4
243/4
-
19%
50%
9%
9%
—5
No par
*
100
-
,
19%
*64
9%
—25
....
Corp
:
4,200
15%
33%
.
v
150
3,000
51
41%
L.
." /
*140
-
145
19%
24%
41%
101
26
30 Va
145
19%
*24%
-50
;
155
19%
—2
No par
Co
30%
30%
__
102
55% Jan
.
32%
May 20
3
35% Dec
158,000
243/4
-243/4
315/a
88 % Mar 12
25
25
27%
16,400
32%
41% Jan
24
10,800
27%
25%,
32%
Consumer
12%
26%
25%
40%
American
4
28 Va Jan
25
12%
26%
26%
41 Va
&
100
93
94
12%
24%
41%
Chain
93
*92
243/8
42%
American
29,800
16
24%
'
34%
55% May 21
•
5,700
,13%
25%
25
41
12% May 20
"
90%
>
-
./15%
.
8,200
26%
24%
41%
Cement
53%
*32%
common
preferred
13
16 VB
500
4,000
42%
;
13
33%
American
*89
13 Va
15%
94
.12.50
7%
30
13
,
1,600
8%
653/4
,
Co
33,000
44%
>
53%
>\
90%
*89
'
13%
16%
*92
■
12%
.
90%
13
15%
•
-
13%
Xl3%
'44%
Broadcasting-Paramount
!
.1
Can
3,700
'54-.V/.
.
*
13%
45 "
Brake
American
53%
■
31%
31 Va
53%
8,700
103
*101%
\>
8,900
54
13%
13%
*44%
90%
Theatres Inc
1
10,600
■8%
13%
44%
94
3,000
39%
44%
13%
44%
i6y8
31%
'V 53
102
303/4
52%
•••"'
*101 %
313/a
:
10%
39
'32
30%
6,900
31
106
31%
2,100
16,600
%
10%
10%
10 Va
;/
10%
*101%
Y:
f 53%
4,700
; 36 %
23%
American
14
47% Feb
3
3%
3
*35%
STOCK
American
25
38% May 29
'
65%
Bosch Arma Corp
Shoe
16%
58%
52%
Co
preferred
American
16%
58%
52 %
13
4,000
16%
57 %
52%
16
27%
16%
59%
52 VB
No par
American Bank Note common..—_5
16
30
July 19
11
common
Bakeries
27%;
16%
57%
67%
convertible preferred
3%%
American
26
18% Oct
25
59
Airlines
American
8
7
24
17
27%
30,600
65%
Corp
Petroleum
27%
3,900
47,900
No par
1
Corp
Amerada
27%
9%
62%
26%
No par
-12.50
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Amerace
29
6
9
27
53
*90
3,700
61%
62%,
26%
52%
8%
4.500
27%
1
America.
of
61%
27%
.
Co
9%
62%
26%
39%
53%
6,700
18%
.26%
9%
9y4
60 Va
38%
x53Va
10.700
70%
27%
-■
52 %
18%
27%
31
transactions
Aluminum
27%
31
No par
No par
:.
27%
40
12%
6
18%
9,900
15,200
69%
70%
18%
39%
30%
400
/'
13%
51%
51%
70
30%
—10
Cement
51
18%
32%
*92%
Portland
51%
70 Va
40%
,
.
108%
xl3 %
18%
9
Shares
46
107%
14
32
—10
Alpha
Apr
13%
25%
10%
10%
14
39%
convertible preferred—100
4.08%
16
16
42% Sep
6
62% July 22
90
v
*44 %
45
109 %
107%
27 Vb
57%
3%
35%
23%
24 Va
96
100
—1
preferred
Foreign
Jun
45
4%
Allied Supermarkets Inc _
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
19 % Apr
28% Jan
17% Jun
18
6
4
2
25
16% Oct
9% Mar 11
Jun
24
21
29
6
11
16% Feb
66% Feb
88
12
14% Dec
Ludlum Steel Corp—...1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
Allen Industries Inc
—1
Allied Chemical Corp
-9
Allied Kid
Co
5
Allied Mills
-No par
Allied Products Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
11
44% Jan
July
100
Allegheny
2
33 Va Sep
'
.
50 Vb
16%
3%
Alleghany Corp common.
1
6%
convertible preferred—...10
Aug 26
Aug 30
5
12
AVz%
,.
35%
23%
23%
,:'94
——5
common!
preferred _—
Inc
Aldens
11
27
27% Sep
No par
.
Industries
..———•—2
Gas Corp
2
Alco Products Inc.—
1
11
42 %
Reduction Inc
J
Alabama
13
13
2
Aug
42% Jan
12
32% Jan
Air
14
9%
62
25%
Nov. 8
45
46
109%
the Week
Friday
Nov'. 7
69
;
60
3
95
13%
27%
16V4
59 Vb
56%
Products
31% May 21
22
30 % Jun
,
5
Jan
41
27%,
Control
Air
May 24
108 y2
51%
70 Va
18%
27%
9%
64%
27%
1
_.—
Air
16
25 Va
51%
69%
18 Va
50c
1
Corp
Products
& Chemicals
Aeroquip
4
28
38% May 10
15
91
28
4% Jan
12
Co
Steel
Thursday
Nov. G
*44%
Sales for
PRICES
:
Wednesday
o
45
45
108
110
13 %
14 Vb
Y
27%
61% Apr
31
35
94 3/a May 16
Jun
67% Jun
Apr
40 y2 Mar 26
89% Dec
5% May 29
18 % Aug
3
70 % Feb
23
27% Nov
18
50 y4 July 19
56
84 % Mar 15
39
19"
4
14 Vb Jan
18
24
Oct
28 V2 Oct
Vending Corp_
Industries Inc^.
Inc
Nov.
Nov. 4
Adams Express Co
—
1
Adams-Millis Corp __—_—__No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp _______..—..w—1
28
13% Jan
68
3
22 y4 Mar
17
24 y2 July 25
4
6
43% Mar 18
9% Oct
41% May 29
45 % May 29
3% May 29
27% Oct
1
Nov
23% Jan
39% Oct
10
Mar
9
33% Feb
90% Jan
_1
5
—1
—.-No par
1
10
Fund
Laboratories
72% Jan
45
20 % Jun
Abacus
Abbott
47
7
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
39% Jan
55
LOW AND HIGH
y
stock
york
NEW
,
Highest
July 29
Lowest
Highest
Jan 16
81% Mar 9
21% Jan 15
"
/
Range Since Jan.I,1963
Year 19G2
Co
1
'
'
'
22%
21Va
98 %
*96%
98 VA
27%
26%
27 Va
26 3
17
17%
16%
16 V8
17
19
18%
18%
18%
,
98%
a
18%
6,400
-
*96%
98%
26 Va
*96%
27%
*97
7,200
18,800
26%
26%
5,600
17 %
16%
17%
17,100
18%
18%
18 Vb
5,500
Number 6315
198
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Finmicial Chronicle
.
(1849)
13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Jun
25
V '
Lowest
39
42% Dec 31
Feb
5
25
23% Jun
33
'•
Highest
•
*
-
33% Aug 23
«
32% Oct
25
65% Oct
29
/■
Oct
22
71% Mar 15
51% Mar 19
32
Oct
24
57% Feb
16
38%
48% Apr
15
47 % Jun
25
73% Apr
23
66% Jan
7
109% Oct
28
89% Jun
7
Oct
2
92% Feb
1
34% Jan
3
43
Jun
7
82 % Jan
2
25% Oct
24
9% Oct
47
30
18
Jan
15% Oct
25
23% Apr
20 y2 Jun
15
33% Feb
87
Mar 22
;
Sep 27
20% Feb
13
26 % Jan
34% Mar 27
28% Feb 20
19% May 29
16
26
25 % Jan
2
31
2
25
5 % May 25
2% Jan
47% Nov 21
43% Jan
19 % Nov
90
36
36
*9%
10
*9%
10
8,900
90
36%
9%
420
1,700
9%
40
18%
18%
18%
181/4
18%
18 Va'
18%
18%
1,300
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%'
30
30%
3,600
28 Va
28 Va
28%
29%
30
10
10
27%
28%
3%
3%
X50
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
50%
49%
50 %
50 %
50%
1,900
20V4
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
2,000
60 %
50c
50 Va
20
'
__1
28%
3%
50 %
1
Co__
9%
31
2.50
:
9%
-
60%
60
60 %
60
601/4
59%
60%
5,600
27%
28%
27%
28%
11,400
2,700
10%
11
10%
11
45%
46
45%
45%
100
*88%
90
90
*88%
90
*88 %
60% May 31
preferred—
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
58 Va
58%
58 %
59%
59
59%
59%
59%
3,200
56% Apr
Atlantic Refining
10
53%
53 Va
53%
53 Va
53%
53%
53%
53%
18,000
100
87%
87%
88%
88
88
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
38,400
1
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
23,500
17%
41% Oct
24
57% Feb
15
48
Jan
2
16
Sep
Apr
18
4
Co__
Investment
4%
16
85% Aug 21
89% Mar 14
5
14% Jan
11
18% Jun
21
Feb
23
2 % Jan
2
3% Oct
7
15% Sep
20
Nov
1
$3.75
series
common
B
preferred
Atlas Chemical Industries
90
ELECTION
DAY
*88
<88%
16
16 Va
16%
3%
3%
>
*88
>28
36,800
283,4
10,700
,
3,100
90
30
130
'
18
14% Jan
3
10% Oct
7
17% Jan
8
7
20% Dec
July 23
27% Dec
18
25% Jan
2
12% Aug
<
38%
Austin
May 16
17% Jan
7
13
81% Nov
29 % Jun
12
13
4% May 29
8 Va Mar 12
8
12
A V C
7
3%
«.
17%
17%
.11
21
17%
17%
10%
10%
-10%
10%
11
21%
21 Va
21 Va
19 Va
20%
*30
31 Va
32
29%
30%
600
14%
14%
14%
43,900
35%
35 %
35%
7,800
10%
11%
21
,
31%
*29%
17%
*21
10c
*30
13 Va
14%
13%
13%
14
35%
'
36
35 %
35%
35
'
17%
2,100
10,600
„_25
Corp
80%
81
80
80%
80%
80 Va
80 %
22%
23 %
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23%
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
3,100
81
1
5c
14
4
Avnet Electronics Corp J
8
5% Jan
17%
__20
,_No par
;.
common
Corp
Avco
24 V2 Mar
Sep 26
Nichols
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
Nn par
Canteen Co of Amer_2 50
Automatic Retailers of America_50c
1
21% Oct
Dec"2 7
41% Jun
30% Mar 29
:
Automatic
23
30% Aug 28
59
Apr
1
25
Corp common
5% preferred 1
Atlas Credit Corp
28% May 16
28
31% Jan
28% Feb
Atlas
13% Aug 16
15
63%
91
36
10%
21
jun"25
90%
37%
45%
46 % Jan
Jun
90%
36%
10%
21
14
90%
37%
45%
47 '/a Dec
16% May 29
90%
37 Va
4%
27
42 %
15,300
15,700
Atlantic City Electric Co com
94
24
64 %
40%
103
STOCK
10
9% Oct
Va
39%
102 Va
CLOSED
31% Jun
21
.; 63
40 Va
103 %
EXCHANGE
Jon
17
63%
39%
102%
10%
6
12% Jun
17
63 %
40%
103
x90%
_2.50
,
Inc
Brewing
63%
39%
101%
45%
87
Jan
91% Apr
11% Jan
41%
103%
28%
13
Nov
:
Industries
Arvin
62%
64
40%
10%
4
3
63%
xl02%
4,900
45%
% Jan
25% Feb (
20,600
27%
49
88
31%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5%
non-cumulative preferred—lo
11
1
30%
19
Jun
3
30%
25
10% Jan
29
29%
11% Jun
25
21
Jun
29
30% Jun
16
10% Dec
10
2
28%
2
27% Jan
12% Nov
30%
2
6
8114 Jan
21,100
29%
Shares
...
Associates
Oct
85
32%
66% May 16
2
49
31%
Associated Spring Corp
80 % Jan
34% May 29
32
Ashland Oil & Refining
May 13
27
20% Aug
9% Aug
43 Va
31%
Associated Dry Goods Corp
•
54% July 26
2
43%
32
5
Associated
6
Sep
43%
31 %
Nov. 8
___1
>4% Aug 29
22
43%
31%
5
22% Oct
2
1
43%
31%
_10
51% May 15
2% Oct
37% Oct
52
Aro Corp
''
the Week
43%
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold Constable Corp
25
..Friday
„j2.5q
1
—
13% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 6
No par
Arizona Public Service Co
Arlan's Dept Stores
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par '
9% Aug 26
16% Sep
5
12
,/
Wcilaestuay
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
Nov. 7
43 Va
43 Va
Armco Steel Corp
Armour & Co
40
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11
44% Oct
May 16
28% July 17
21% Aug
8
38%
% '»
Highest
-
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
Year 19(52
Lowest
38,900
46,000
14,100
.7
B
58% Feb
26
Jun
'37%
11 % Jan
19% Apr
25
July 10
14
Jan
22
Baker
14% Oct
31
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
11% July 25
19
37
32 Va July 24
37% Mar 28
104% Mar, 5
100
94% Mar
9
88
Jan
3
23
33% Feb
1
26 % Jan
16
29
48% Feb
19
4Mb Jan
2
19
22% Feb
27% Jun 27
96% Jun- 20
85% Jan
4
18% Oct
Oct
30
58
94
6
4%%
May28
4%
40% May 17
53% Nov
&
Oil
Gas
A%
21
12
Jan
3
21% Aug 29
85% Mar
8
71
Jan
2
92
5
2
12 Va Feb
25
Basic
38% Dec
24
52% Apr
30
39 % Jan
7
46 'A Feb
25
5%
12% Nov
13
23% Jan
4
10%'Nov
7
15 Va Jan
29
Jan
19
33% Sep
30
45% Jan
9
26
21
36
Oct
Dec
59
22'
22
,21
Jan
37
Jan
2
34%
Jan
11
22'A Mar
36% Oct
61-.' Feb
26
39
34% Aug 21
101% Oct
29
Aug
47 Va Jan
10
Bayuk
32% Oct
1
49% Mar 14
Va M'ar 21
Works
Lomb
Corp
Cigars
Beam
Inc
(James B)
Beatrice
Poods
Corp
95
Feb
19
28
22% Jan
22
35
26
17
33 *2 Apr
10
34%, Jan
2
8
19 Va July
28
20% Jan
18
Va Mar 28
30% Jun
13
Bell
5
27
Apr
36% Dec
24
10% Jun
8
12% Jan
14% .May 29
22% Feb
9
17% Oct
15% Oct
50% Jan
4
11% <Dct
24
21
Beech
Sep
13
Beech
45 Va Sep
23
Bfeech-Nut
37%
12
2
May 28
7 Va Jun
25
12% Feb
14
9
Jan
2
Sep
27
25
75% Jan
31
48
Va Oct
10
59'A Jan
55% Mar 15
49 % Jan
15
54 % May 28
50% Aug
114% Mar
63
Aug 26
55'A Jun
3
48
34% Jun
49 Va July 16
108 Va Jun
15
1% Jan
1% Feb
2
27% Oct
128'A Mar 23
26
1
20
Aug 26
11/2 Feb
3
6
Bell
Beneficial
25% Oct
28
Berman
35% Jan
15
Best
36
3
28% Jan
2
152 % Apr
87 Va Nov
3
160
3
Jun
3
33% Nov
4
99% Oct
86 'A Mar 27
12
3
34%' Apr ,16
4
20% Jan
24
Mar 14
27'A
15
Jan
7,:
7%
pfd
51V. Jan
8
64% Aug 26
Black
25 Va Aug
7
33% Apr
16
26% Apr
15
Bliss
16% Apr
23
Bliss
14
Bobbie Brooks
&
Oct
31
-26% Feb
2
9% Oct
24
18% May
2
12% Jan
2
24
24 Va Dec
7
21% Sep
30
27% Jan
1
30 % July 26
40% Feb
4
5
18
20% May 22
23% Jan
9
Bond
67% May 24
Borden
16 ■"!. Sep
25
19% Jun
25
28% Mar 12
41% Jun
2J5
70.
34% Oct
.
41% Jan
J an
15
22 Va Jan
2% July
4 %
9% Jan
22
35
25
11% Feb ;
3% Oct
23
26% Oct
24
2
16
4
90% Dec
May 29
30
2
2
36 Va Jan
13
3
14
9% Feb
13
116
109
Jun
70
Jun
26
27
Corp
Briggs
; :47V4 Oct
14
Briggs
62% Oct 28
: 94% Aug 23
46
July 9
;;il4% July 26
24
52% Jan '
4
78 Va Oct
17
93% Jan
11
25
20% Jan-
29%
29%
29%
29%
3,200
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
7,900
101V2
101 Va
102 y2
102 Va
102 Va
26%
27%
27
27 Va
27%
28%
66%
677/a
67%
70%
70 V4
73 Va,
28%
68%
44%
45%
9,700
13
13%
8,900
—50.
*35%
30%
*35%
*35%
36
41
'15%
18Va
25
42%
16%
41%
42
41%
42
41%
36 Va
■42%
6,700
16
16'/a
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16,200
18
17%
25%
25
17%
25%
9%
32,800
_5
__1
10%
48%
57%
51%
STOCK
25%
1014
EXCHANGE
1%
21 Va
„
50
*119
100
2 pesos
2.50
25%
^__^_50c
13%
;
!
Inc
No par
Inc
I
Sep
10
8
Brown
Sons
Corp
3
1
common
100
100
common
series A
100"
,
28 % Jun
'
Oct
22
12% May 29
9 Va May 29
Dec
'
;
8% Oct
31
Jun
24
;
•
8
ill % J an
2
16
■
4
79% Jan
2
92% Aug.'
28% Jan
7
37
61% Jan
;
15% Jan
v
10% Jan
2
Jan
2
2
25
26'A
Dec
14
27
24% Jan
5
24
55
.
53% Mar 26
Jan
24
'
30
18 Va Mar 19
26
6
Budd
$5
Co
Buffalo
Bullard
69 3A Oct
11
8
20
34
Feb <18
22% Aug 19
"Ml
Co
Bulova
Industries
Burlington
25%
25%
25%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
23'A
23%
22%
23
22 %
23
34'A
35%
35%
36%.
18Va
19
18%
18%
20 Vb
20%
20%
63%
64%
64%
647/8
64%
64%
7,200
47 Va
47%
46%
47%
47 Vb
47%
22,500
*87%
88 Va
♦87%
88 Va
*87%
Bush
Terminal
7% Oct
23
13% May 21
7% Oct
30
11% Apr
11
California
Financial
20% Oct
23
32% Jan " 2
23% Apr
24
33% Aug 23
California
Packing
Byers Co
'
-•
40
(A M)
,
xl4%
24%
20%
*9%,
40%
15%
25%
20Vt
10%
*100
.'
102%
..
—
—
—
•
1,700
26
12,400
7,900
-
36 %
51.700
18%
X35%
20%
18
20%
12 V8
12%
121/4
12%
9,200
900
20 VB
40%
40
4%
4 Va
7%
297/s
11%
6
•'
7%
7%
30
30%
11%
6%
44%
11%
6
12
6 Vb
45
57%
58%
*93
7%
30 >
45
45
58
/ >'v
Vf
4%
58 Vb
94
*93
94
41%
41%
41%
41%
112%
113%
*112%
113%
,
*4%
12%'
4,000
40
39 y4
4%
•88%
12%
41 %
7,000
500
4%
*7%'
8
30 Vb
30%
600
'
2,700
,12%
12
8,300
6%
16.900
6'A
45
9,300
57 Va
58
20,700
94
94
90
42-
3,000
44%
42
?■
112%
112%
*87%
200
87%
4,700
11%
12%
11%
12
11%
11%
196.000
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 VA
31%
27'A
27%
27%
277/a
27%
28%
6,900
17
17%
17 Vi
17%
17% >17%
19,100
14%
15
*87 Va
88
88
88
•
15%
68'A
25%
1
1
5
102%
40%
15'A
08 Va
24%
1
16% Mar 12
Sep 25
.
10
3%
26
8T'b AUg 26
.
14%
Inc
*100
'
/
♦86%
Co
8% Oct
-
17%
'
-
14%
Corp
Burroughs Corp
9,100
33
25%
88%
30%
Burndy
32%
22%
30'A
5
,V,:v:
13%
14%
5
33
30,000
157%
25%
.
*86%
Inc
Co
32%
*157
26
13%
.
5
Inc
Watch
157
5,300
31%
27%
'
156%
28'A
31'A
27%
17Va
Co
157
6.600
'
No par
!
1
Forge Co
81,100
28
12
"*
6,300
31
28%
88
"
33
;
28 VB
11%
No par
1
.—5
25
32 Va
30%
31
.
28%
87%
!
common
Bullock's
24
19% Jun
.
A
preferred
15
Jan
40 % Nov
13% Mar 15
24% Oct
25
17% May 13
,
2
25% Jah
Jun
Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class
27% Oct
17
V 9% Jan
29
•
11% Jun
17% May 29
Bucyrus-Erie
41% Feb' 21
1,8% Man 8
24% Oct
18% Jun
.
15% Feb
•
26
9% Oct
44
2
14
;
24%
32%
30%
'
28%
15
Buckeye
18% May 13
28
.
84 % Oct
26
79
Jan
33% May
7
31% May-16
27
2.5
14% Jan
28
21% Feb
~
31
27% Oct
30 VA Nov
■
24%
32%
31
1,700
*
23
6,600
59%
No par
Inc
Co
Corp
22%
58%
41%
3.50
22 Va
59
*4
4Va
*7%
8
30
'30%
H%
11%
5%
6
44 Va
45 Va
58%
59 %
v 94
94
41%
42
113 V4 113%
2.50
Co
23 Vi
58%
41%
No par
Inc
25,700
59 Va
12%
100
1%
33%
-
1
—
23
34 '/a
18Va
*20 Va
x64%
47%
157
lVa
24%
24%
32%
100
1 Va
22%
23
24 Va
900
120
1%
1%
22%
120
102'/a
12Va
5
Inc
10
preferred
Shoe
Brunswick
1%
'
59%
'
2
7,uoO
*119
120
32%
*87%
-
100
3%%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
57 J/4
51%
*99%
/
1.25
7.50
Stores
19,600
57
51%
*119
120
34%
187/'a
20 Va
64%
48'A
88 %
'
ll
Club
49%
57 Va
51%
32%
28%
49
56 Va
51 %
49%
x30%
59%
49%
700
8,900
51%
31%
10
9%
'
33Va
._50c
Mfg Co
10
'57 %
48%
25%
33Va
*99 %
48%
.
*35%
'
31 Ve
__100
9%
%
140
66
56%
DAY.
32%
157%
33%
102 %
60
29 Va
24%
10
*64 Va
51 %
ELECTION
24%
.—5
1951
25%
9%
8
*157
*17%
18
24 Va
CLOSED
40c
common
of
36 Va
*17%
18%
49
58 %
52 Va
120
IV4
22%
1
common
Inc
Stratton
310
5,700
23,600
13%
100
Bristol-Myers Co
102
45%
*64%
'
1
Corp
&
/
*.101
65
w
Manufacturing
5.50%
29%
67%.
Maine RR common.No par
&
29%
13
4
Co
J)
1,300
2,100
57,700
.
44%
common
Co
Airways
40%
47%
27%
5
(E
30%
40 Va
65
preferred
Braniff
32%
29
41
29%
47%
_]/
Co
preferred-..
13
32%
29%
40%
13
Boston Edison Co
14
32%
27%
40%
100 Va
.
—..1
Borg-Warner Corp common
5%
32 Va
27%
45 Va
Co
Boston &
32%
40%
65
.
Food
32 'A
29%
47%
.___No par
Book-of-the-Month
3%%
2,700'
26%
.
< 41
41
4,000
12%
Co
Borman
''
•
11%
37%
64%
Stores, Inc
6% Jan
111% Jan
99 %' Feb "26
13% Oct
W)
'
.1
20
11
37
44 Va
Laughlin Inc
Boeing
35% Aug 27
A
Va
36%
13 Va
Co
Decker
(E
13% Jun
'
23
Apr. 25
&
Brach
.
3
Oct
87 % Jan
43% Apr
83 Va Jan
5% Feb
4
37% Jan
;■
9
43% May 21
2
55
26
15
2
3% Jan
9% Apr
4% Feb
7
8% Mar 13
39 Va Nov
13
Oct
28 Va May 21
27
Dec
25
7 % Jun
25% Oct
Sep
89
14% May
4
5% Jan
/
'51%
11
35% Jan
21
4% Feb.'6
28
Jun
8-
10% Mar
-2
36% Dec
9
Jan
85
84% May 24
22
29% May 29
17
Mar 18
57
3
48% Jan
24
19% Sep
2
Jap..
9% Oct
79
Mar 14
11
36%
•
66
Corp
'
Blaw-Knox Co
56% Feb
10%
37
___1
series
2
21% Jan
11 %
36
>
800
42 %
44 va
_.
Steel
Mar 19
64
Oct
Inc
Gypsum
4 % %
39% Jan
18
11 Va
5
Bigelow-Sanford
25
35 Va May 29
12
*42
42%
12%
preferred
31
21% Jan
11%
#
*42
1,100
4,900
43
;
Co
Leasing
Bethlehem
22% Oct
7
42 Va
1
Corp
Finance
Co
&
Bestwall
40 Va Jun
20
42%
100
preferred
conv preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc
6
153
42 %
.
28%
$4.50
2
.
11
33%
5%
17
Sep
17%
42 Va
800
84 Va
10%
36
Corp
26% Jan
17. Va Apr
17%
83%
10%
__1
22
Savers
Intercontinental
Bendix
24% Nov
Feb
"43 % Jan
22
16% Jun
79% Jan
Va Oct
125 Va
24
5
'
140% July 24
1
17%
85
10%,
26%
Co
RR
Howell
47% Mar 15
42
22% Oct. 24
27 Va Oct
1
17%
85
10%
20
500,
:>
____i„l :
&
Petroleum
&
53%
17%
—2.50
Dickinson
Life
53%
85
100
;
Creek
53%
10%
No par
Aircraft Corp
Belco
35 Va
85
No par
com__
Belding-Heminway
31% Jun
Bect'on
8
*17%
,
35 Va
10% ;
18'
32%
—...
16
11
51
51
35%
4,300
93%
85%
35 Va
Bbckman Instruments Inc—
Beck Shoe
(A S) 4%%- pfd
46p/a Oct 17
*35
*92%
10%
Distilling Co__—2
Co
preferred
16% Jan
93 %>
85%
*17%
.
1G
14
4 V2V0
35%
104
*92 Va
35 Va
:
,*50
51
*50
—_1
Inc
——
11% Jun
29 % Sep
270
„—10
Ir'c__
Laboratories
115% Jan
67 Va Oct
11,100
1
Beaunit
July
35%
104 Va
103%
91%
1
Corp
Corp A
7
Sep 27
12% Nov
6
35
*103
34%
A. 103
103
104
10
Aroostook
common
54% Nov
57 %
35%
preferred- 10o
17'
38%
Vi
34
35%
35
.35%
14
Oct
27,700
35 Va
24
61
13
35 Va
17% Oct
2
13%
_100
62% Jun
152% Jan
13%
91%
28% Oct
20% Mar
•
B
103 % Mar
Jan
100
2
13%
91%
Bausch &
4b
96 Va Mar 28
13%
91%
Iron
Baxter
Apr
14
-
Bath
28
V4
5,500
10,500
13%
10%
13 Va
convertible
29% Nov
24
52%
lOVa
103'/a
Inc
'31 va Oct
6
51%
10V4
preference.;..—_50
Basic Products Corp
1
'
.18% May 29
3%
52%
10%
__10p
Barber Oil
20% Jan
3
3%
51%
,__100
Bangor &
25
24
May
3%
52%
10%
3%
series C__
non-cumulative
Jun
9% Aug
3%
52
10 Va
No par
com
series
3%
52%
10%
& Ohio common
8% Oct
9% Oct
60
Elec
&
preferred
Corp
3%
10%
13
Co
Inc:
preferred
Baltimore
7
Wilcox
Tools
Baltimore
Sep, 20
106 % Feb
Mar 18
Babcock
Inc
52%
1
5
July 24
10 %
(B T)
3%
1
9
46% Feb
9
30
Mar 20
17
May 29
10
Babbitt
3% Oct
•
15%
xl4%
14%
8.800
J 62,500
88%
88%
*85%
30
30%
30
30%
x30%
30%
1,100
15%
16%
15%
16 %
15%
16%
8,900
68
68
68
67%
68
23%
25
24%
24%
24%
26%
59,100
39%
40 Va
40
40%
40%
40%
30,900
x68
88%
*86%
600
14
14%
13%
14 Vb
14
14 Va
4.100
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
43.300
20'A
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,600
*9%
10%
*9%
10%
*9%
20%
10%
-
■___
c
4
10
May'29
Sep
25
12% Mar 28
! May 28
18% Oct 24
76
85%
Jan
48 Va Nov
7% Jan
18% Feb
3
8
4% Jan
11
3
May
7Vb July
7
15
17% July 18
12% Jan
2
;,17
122% Mar 27
92% Apr
17
108
27% Feb
15
12
93% Dec
11
27
52% Jan
3
21% Jan
,
2
Sep
9
Callahan
3
Calumet
Aug 20
Sep 19
27% Nov
4
91 % Jan
4
94 % May 22
50
3
55
Jan
Apr
25
&
Jun
14
19% Sep
28
26
Mar
12
9
9
Campbell
Canada
$4.25
Canada
For
Jan
footnotes,
16
22%
conv
Nov""8
Canadian
Jaji
35%
see page 23.
2
,_5
Corp
Foreign
i
31%
.5'A
13%
13%
14
14 VB
105%
1.80
104%
common—1.66%
26%
27 Va
93
93
51
51
Co
INo par
100
preferred
Southern
Foreign
.
Soup
Dry
Canadian
10% May
Inc
8
31
5
__1
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
3
July 19
Ilecla
7%
1
2.50
Mining Corp
Foreign
8
Corp
Corp
Ry Co
Rv
transactions
1
14
104%
26%
14,700
30 Va
18,100
5%
5%
5%
5%
7,500
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
4,300
14 Va
14%
.
7%
30
8 Va
31
8
14 VB
14
14 Vb
105%
104
105 Va
104
27 '/a
27
27%
27
3,200
104 V2
"
8.9CO
27 VB
11,700
20
94
*93
94
*93
94
51 '/a
51 Va
*51%
53%
♦51 Vb
53%
30
52
~9%
"9%
9%
9%
2,000
*93
9%
60
9%
9'A
9'A
35%
34%
35
34%
35%
35%
25%
40,100
34%
32%
33%
33 Vi
33%
33%
33%
20,500
33%
9 Va
transactions
Pacific
13%
8%
30%
5 Va
8
31 %
32%
No pari
Ltd
5
51
transactions
Breweries
7%
30%
25
,
100
9 Va
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
.
(1850)
14
Monday, November 11, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
for Previous
"
Highest
Lowest
22
>Jun
' Jan
9
8
12% Jun
19,
19
101% Jan
2
27
60% Jan
45% Mar 14
32% Oct
Nov
103
25
26% Jun 28
30% May 29
45% Jan
3
64
45 % Jun
26% Oct
23
July
29'/2 Jun
18% NoV
29% Jan
3
2
81% Oct
29
% 12% Nov
8
Jan
2
101% Nov
8
3% Jan
2
5% Nov
4
22
34% Mar
10
20% Jan
7
Mar 22
9
137% May
5
1
3
27% Sep 11
4
56'/a Sep
11
31
18 Nov
8
Nov
7
36'/a Mar
Oct
:
133% Jan
149
8<
Jan
2
21
Jan
2
15% Jan
2
18% Oct
24
Mar 13
26% Feb 23
13
38% Jan
2
54% Sep
'3
68
2
15% Jan
2
33
Jan
7
22
19
41% Jan
f,3% Mar 27
Apr
46% Apr
;
23% May 29
12% Nov 30
23% Apr
\< Oct 23
3%
5.800
35%
39%
35
35%
34%
35
34 VB
34 %
3,200
40
40%
40
40%
9.700
*49
35%
40 %
50'%
"49
50
*49
50
*33
33%
33
33
*32 %
33%
32%
32%
72%
75
73%
74
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
90
95
93 %
97%
99 %
100%
101%
2,730
4%
46%
5%
46%
5 %
5%
5%
25,900
461/4
46%
46%
46,300
25
25'%
24%
25
49%
501/4
10
com__No par
49%
50%
!i
147%
tl
147%
,
95
No par
100
6
com
—
2% Sep
25
25% May 23
4% Mar 13
24
33% Jan
2
47'% May 31
Chain
25
21
38% Feb
10
25% Jan
2
Nov
22
Aircraft
Cessna
4
16
Co
149
94%
94
26%
26%
18%
*147%
20
18'A
94 %
1.800
26
26%
1.000
.y
18'/a
18%
18%
49
50%
49
50 %
50
50%
7,700
37%
18%
39
37%
38%
37%
38%
20.800
17%
—
<
17%
17%
17%
34%
35.
35
35
47
::
47%
47%
47%
100%
1.000
17%
17%
34%
34%
1.000
47%
47%
,7,200
1.000
100%
*99%
100'/a
*99%
24%
23%
24%
42%
23%
24
23%
23%
4.400
41%
42%
43%
43
43%
17.500
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
47%
41 %
.
100
100
110
26%
9
26%
9
26 %
9%
900
31%
29
29%
29%
30%
30
30%
51.600
15%
16%
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
20.000
21%
21%
21%
22%
22
9
9
9
9
/
22%
3
41%
41
22%
32%
100%
32%
100%
32 %
32;%
32 %
32 7
3
3
■
4,300
3%
22%
10,200
3
41
3
9%
3%
10.100
*41
3%
41%
Papers Inc com___No par
Champion
151
94 %
26%
42%
Inc
Co
68,700
94%
42%
Belt
900
52%
277,100
149
'
—1°
Gotham
Chadbourn
24%
,51
30%
•
1
1
1
Corp
Certain-teed. Products
■■■;■ 149%
18%
24%
50%
a..,
41%
/
-No par
No par
5
V
25
50
93%
DAY
ELECTION
5%
46
24%
2.50
Co
Industries Co
Corp
*24%
26%
"147
CLOSED
5%
46%
17,800
166,300
47%
99%
Service—No par
West Corp
5%
46
\
EXCHANGE
18
35%
Co
98'/a
—
STOCK
95
' 17%
35%
Cerro
25
75
11%
No par
Co
South
300
74
12'%
Gas & Elec__No par
preferred
50
77%
1
Light
*49
11%
20
Illinois
40%
39%
210
75%
1
Century
9% Apr
22% Oct
69%
40%
Central
33% Sep
104%
69%
-7
Soya
/
104 %
70
51%
16
49 % Feb
30% Oct
105
68%
49%
22
24
Aug
*104%
69
/39%
23
24
20
104%
68 '/a
5
Jan
31
104 %
68%
_1
100
Sugar
Aguirre
14% Jan
Jan
104%
67%
preferred
Oct
35
*103%
Instruments Corp———^—-1
5%
Cenco
Oct
16
3,300
Ry_100
26%
&
19% Feb
13%
26%,
*18%
Illinois Pub
13% Jun
13 %
common
Central
19% Jan
13
conv
Corp
Central
2
12%
preferred
100
preferred series A_100
2nd
% %
4
7
4
13%
'.
T
Jan
13
Corp—
„
47'% Feb
60 % Jan
33
17% Oct 23
Rights
4'/a%
33% Oct
4.300
13%
-1
Celanese Corp of Amer
Foundry
32
7.5Ut>
23%
—
Products
Steel
Ceco
'4
Nov
9
2
42 %
23%
.
Central
2
411/4
24%
2nd preferred
Caterpillar Tractor _>
26% May
% Mar 11
22
42
2'%
6%%
22
26 % Nov
'
preferred
T/o
Hudson
■
41%
Corp
Inc
Central
102% Apr
41%
24%
common
Central
7
28
26
25
Co
4
49% Apr
98% Jan
101 % May
5
May 29
30% Jun 25
17
.
45% May 31
52% Mar 30
I)
38'% July 15.
2
36% Jan
,
Products
(J
18% May 20
15
23% Jan
21
Case
General
&
Central
40% NoVi.'
Jan
14% May 29
25% May 28
Jun 25
35
preferred
Carter
7%
3038 May 21
j
41%
24'/a
_1
L'glit
Steel Co
Celotex
4
95% Sep 1
90
42% Feb 28
20% Mar
2
14
11
29
4("4 Oct
»
.
19
Dec
91
28 % May 29
93 V July
.
42% Jan
26
19% Sep
Oct
,35
64% Jan
Jan
14% Nov
7
Carriers
4'/a%
Shares
42
No par
:
5
10
50
Carrier Corp common
4
3
44
16% Jun
9
9
51% Aug
-
•
4
29
Jan
Carpenter
Jan
9% Jan
1
Jun
79
4
Jan
54
10
124%
41% Jun
2
25
v
28 % Jun
2
70
2
26
25
2% Jun
Jan
Carolina
43% May
2 '
July 23
48
7
3% Jan
i-
4'/at May 29
44
36
the Week
Nov. 8
24%
Ohio
&
71% Oct
.
Sales for
Friday
Nov. 7
No par
Corp
Carolina Clinchfield
&
4
Thursday
a>
Nov. 6
Nov. 5
41%
24%
13%
10
Co
Mfg
Power
ivov.
5
Co
(Philip)
Carlisle
May 21
108
8
49 % Sep
26
38% Oct
Dec
44% Feb
;
Carey
4
.
28
36% Jan
2
77
Mar 12
.;
Carborundum
12
8
10
11
32% Jan
13
10
29% Feb
.15% Apr
24
23% Nov
Mar 16
56
,
8
96
49 % Apr
39% Oct
15'/a Mar 30
24
Oct 25
37 % Oct
Par
\\
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range
41%
500
33 %
11.100
32%
«
96 % Jan
102
100%
27
100'%
2
41% Oct
24
Champion Spark Plug Co
39%
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
2.700
16
32% Jan
40
41% Feb
39%
29% May 29
Feb
,f 37% Oct
21
35%
36
35%
35 %
35%
8.900
31% Apr
11
20
Nov
Champlin Oil & Refining Co—__1
Checker Motors Corp-—_-._-___l.25
35%
May 29
Oct 24
29 %
12
35%
21
35%
31% Dec
15% Jun 25
25% Feb
7
91
Jun
21
18
100
26% July 31
2
27% Oct
5'/a Jan
2
2
10% Jan
,3% Oct
24
Oct
5
45
Mar 29
44% May 28
60
Jan
32
6
18% J an
Jan
Chickasha
10
Oct
'107
7
17
Jan
11
Apr
3
13% Jan
4
1
20
21% Nov
23
22% Sep
24
36 % Feb
7
Oct
24
17% Feb
8
9% Jan
48
Nov
5
64% Feb
20
51% Jan
65% Aug 30
25
22% Feb
7
13% Jan
34'% Aug 28
53% Aug-15
9
98
May 29
Oct 22
62
75% Oct
37
6
13% Nov
10
Sep
8% Jun
•
27% Feb
Mar
92
16% Jan
19
14
29% Jan
17
22
36% Feb
8
24
31% Jan
12
30
26% Feb
2
39% Sep. 17
Aug 28
26% Jan
14% Nov
18% Jan
Jun
22
35% May
15% Jun
25
21
.
28% Sep
Feb
20
30
38'% July 29
18% Jan
4
23% May 13
30
22
2
Mar 26
8% Oct
4
14% Oct
19'% Jun
19
Chock
2
12 %
July 24
18 %
15
Chris-Craft
May
99% Oct 24
29
24
6
Apr
25
93
87% July 10
101 % Jan
,27% Jun
32
Jun
107
25
Dec
14
52% Feb
2
59 % Feb
8
39% Oct
4
Nov
7
20% Jan
2
57%'
18 VB Nov
1
26
46% Feb
72% Aug
2
Jan
106
1
35% Feb
49% May 13
31
55% Jan
5
112% Feb
13
106% Jun
6
36 % Mar 20
49% Mar 21
27
24
44% Oct
97% Sep
121
6
65'/a Aug
-
Jun
27
37
Mar 23
24% Jan
3
34% Oct
31
14
Feb
.7% Oct? 28
5
29% Feb
97/a Jan
11
23'/a
Jun
31% Oct
2
48 Vb Jan
9
OctT 12
3
65%
6
37 '/a Apr
57
31% May 29
3
49% Nov
143
7
Jan
12
35% Oct
30
July
3
jo
Mar
1
May 29
,
19% Nov 26
103%
84% Jan
3
20% Jan
41% Nov
70
Jan" "2
27 VB Jan
12
19 Vi May 29
81% May ~l
34Vi Dec 13
27
19
75% Jan
18'/a Jun
19
41'/a Jan
ho
rt|>r
24 % Aug
22% Jan
!117% Aug
"~7Vb Oct~22
30
Nov
9
17%
Jan""~3
48'/4 Jan
8
;
-
Dec
14
11% May 28
22
Oct
24
14
Jun
25
69
Jun
4
41
May 29
20 '/8 May 29
Jun
34
15% Jun
51
Mar 19
45% Dec
30 % Apr
7
4
35% Jun
2
15
Colonial
Corp
10% Apr, 16
18
Colorado
Fuel
39% Sep
3
5'/a%
18
17
5
37% Mar 23
May 29
7% Jun 25
11% Oct 24
45% Jan
2
44 % Jan
4
R% Jan
15% Feb
7
10% May
Apr
18
13
_
54'% Sep
49'/a Jan
2
81% Jan
2
May 29
19
May 29
Jun 25
113% Mar 30
25% Jun
27
21% Oct
24
46 '
May 28
39
Jan
2
27
89% Jan
3
17% Jun
25
02
Aug 15
5% Oct 24
35% May 29
101
July 20
38
*2
Jun
7
25
33% FpH
96
Jun
28% Mar
7
12
9
94% Apr
2
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
107% Dec
3
48% Jan
2
Jan
3
88% Apr
19
4
Dec
24
8% Feb
6
Oct
40% Mar
98% Apr
101 %
25
21
Feb
Sep
4
15
3
V 50'% Aug 26
:
102% Jan
105
Jan
4
18
Nov
1
96% Oct
25
14% Sep
11
5
5
4
6
all
4
4% Jan
2
o
Commercial
4'/a%
Conde
Sep
8% Oct
18% Oct
12% Jun
27
1
$5
23
25
,
Mar 25
54% Sep
10Q% Mav 31
48
Jun
91'/a Jun
6% July
17
6
12
Consumers
Continental
Continental
$5.50
Continental
$3.75
»•-
66%
56
Sep
Nov
13
1
$5
Continental
$2
conv
49% Sep
11
Continental
106% Oct
28
Control
For
92
105
Vi
Coal
Inc
Co
Steel
63%
112%
57%
58
24%
24
24'%
24
24
1,600
33'/a
32'%
33
32%
32%
2,800
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
44%
43 Va
43%
44'%
44 Va
45
48
48
*47%
48
1.300
7.000
7%
.
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.
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w
'
43 Vi
'
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56
55
56 3
136
136
1.700
3.700
1.900
19.400
137'/2
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136
■
3
35'/a
104%
102 Va
103 Va
103%
23'«
23%
23 V8
23%
VB
42'i
41%
<
120
4.800
290
137%
35 Va
104
35%
16,800
103%
.35%
34%
41
—
*136
136
35
36 %
103'%
r
a
,
104 Va
312,100
23 Va
23%
23 Vb
23 Va
3.9D0
42%
42
42'/a
42 Va
42%
20.900
813%
81%
81%
*80%
81%
20
26
26%
26
26%
26 Vb
27%
11.700
26
24%
25 '/a
24%
25
24%
25%
12,800
19 Vb
20'%
19 Va
20
19%
20'%
20
9'%
9%
*81
5
9.600
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 %
16,400
37 Va
*37 Va
37%
*37 Va
37%
400
59
37%
58 %
59%
*57 %
59"4
*57 %
Va
210
58%
79%
29%
753«
77%
76%
78%
79 %
82 %
80.900
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29
15.200
23%
23%
23 %
23%.
23%
24
5,500
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27%
43' 'a
41%
42
106%
105 V4
106
*105
29 %
28%
29
28
71
85%
"f
6
16% Jan
2
26'% Sep
Copper
28%
29,900
49%
18,100
49%
49 Va
49%
48%
13 V8
13%
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
,5.400
14%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
31,600
10 %
10%
10%
11%
11%
12 Vb
26,200
71 V'4
72 %
6.000
85
85'/a
17.900
71
70 Va
71 %
72 Va
84 Va
85 V8
107
107
106%
106%
106% 106%
111 %
109%
109 %
109%
109%
800
110
37%
36%
37 "a
35%
37%
20.600
49 V4
49%
48 VB
49%
4.500
84 %
35 %
84 7 a
1,200
49 %
'
49 %
48%
49%
32%
32 %
33%
32%
331/4
32%
32%
31%
66%
48%
65%
66%
65%
66 %
66 VB
66%
6,500
67%
48%
48%
48%
49:%
50%
20,800
49%
49 Va
44 %
44
44%
44 Vb
44%
12,700
'. 45%
44 %
100%
100%
100%
100 %
100%
550
100%
101%
101 %
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102%
101%
101%
45
'
100% 100%
*102% 102%
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94%
32%
33%
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*95 %
97
12%
131/4
13 %
49%
50
49%
50
50
50
107
106 Vi
107
107
107
107
41
41%
41'/a
41%
89%
89 Va
89 V4
89 %
-
5:,n
*18 Va
19%
55%
54%
57
11%
11%
55%
5
31%
16%
19%
24 %
40%
50c
58%
.
60%
53%
55%
190
7,000
5%
19-
"
36,800
55%
7,000
11%
117/a
11%
11%
11%
11%
61V8
60%
61%
60 Vi
60%
16.100
55 %
12.900
55%
55'/a
55%
55
44%
45
45
45
95'%
93'/«
95%
94 %
V
96 3 a
22%
55 Va
1,600
45
143.500
6,400
21 Vi
22%
31%
15%
19%
24
40
%
,*18
44%
45%
98%
21 %
54
5%
5%
19
88%
92%
56
44%
55 Va
5%
*18
180
88 %
,
42
60%
/
62%
95
5%
19 % '
1,700
38.700
Va
41%
89 Vi
•r
61%
44,900
13%
13
o
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40
20,200
331/4
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50%
107
106'/a
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33
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94%'
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49%
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33%
94%
—
13
10
♦93
34%
33%
*95%
_5
Copeland Refrigeration Corp_
600
107
%
36%
__5
15
5.900
13.100
35%
v
5
1
1
5
?,
49%
"
107%
111%
1
26% .Inn
28%
85%
5
23
*105
10%
72%
107
111
com—2
18% Oct
41 VB
41%
106
13%
15%
—7
42
27%
50'.4
.-50c
27%
71%
27%
13%
14%
10%
No par
27%
41%
71%
27%
%
3,200
73%
71%
40%
1.25
r
72'/a
27%
105%
,
83
*82
83
71%
49%
5
23%
72 'a
30%
25
23%
*82
83
27%
No par
:
*82
83
71 %
5 7
5
4
Co
21 %
Va
77%
28%
100
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copperweld Steel Co
9
58 %
10
.
^'• "'V
37%
1
No oar
America-
Co
••••
♦37 Va
29%
A
Corp
Corp
Controls
Products
63%
*112%
58'%
64 3
81%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp_
Corn
a
112 Vi
57%
26%
preferred
34% Sep
4
13,900
63%
112%
58%
25 Vb
common
17% Jun
42% Sep
V
64%
26'%
;
28% May 28
60'% Nov
3 j.juJ
*81
*—I
2
2
31) "4
113%
/
35 Vi
No par
2
Mar 29
3;) */«
551/2
common
Motors
Range
3D "4/
54'%
Inc—
4
16
11
12,300
56%
1
10
Insurance
of
39%
33
7%
136
100
Vac
—
Jan
Co
39'/b
24%
DAY
ELECTION
34'%
*67%
1
12
25
3
39 Va
58
59 Va
x40
.—No par
Can
Data
550
44'%.
55'%
Baking Co common
Oil
104%
3.25
Co
Lines
Air
'
40'%
113
CLOSED
24%
43%
;.
'91%
104%
92
104%
44
260
91%
104%
91
^
44%
63%
EXCHANGE
65
7%
;
39 Vi
STOCK
113
33'%
:.:>r
105
44
44%
40%
b.
92
103'/a
38 Vi
Industries—^—5
Foods
Corp
1.33%
27% Jan
14.900
93
58 7
No par
21 % Nov
23.
25%
64%
12.50
series
5
see page
307,000
25%
30
com
34% Mar 19
footnotes,
91 %
25 Vi
No par
Y
N
15% Feb
-
89 VB
25 Vi
56
Co
Copper & Steel
convertible preferred
2
32% Jan
91
25 Va
10.500
preferred
7
49
88'/a
2 5'/a
112%
100
Continental
41% Jan
43% Mar 21
^
—5
preferred
Continental
60% Mar 28
May 28
90
25 Va
•
39%
Power Co com
Continental
22
88
39 '4
No par
preferred
No par
$4.16
preferred.No par
Container Corp of America com___5
4%
preferred'
100
9
2
92%
44
1
$4.50 preferred
5
40
88%
93
$4.52
15
23% Mar
38.300
pfd
100
System 2.50
Inc
10
Edison
pref
Consolidation
64% Feb
27% Oct 26
14%,
No par
of
conv
13% Jun
Jan
14%
13%
40 Vi
Electronics
20% July
43
14'%
14%
40 Vi
preferred
4.12%
Consol
3
18
13%
15 V'»
38%
Cigar Corp
Edison
2
34% Feb
14'A
320
*39%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
36% Mar
18% Oct 24
19.200
38'/a
Publishing Co
Nast
8
54 % Oct
23
100
15 Va
*39%
Mills Corp
17% Jan
2
20%
15
38 Va
preferred
Commonwealth
Cone
10% Jan
53% Jan
1st
System
conv
53% Nov
56% Jan
*20
15 %
15
40 Vi
Commercial'Solvents
16
J5% May 29
20%
15
'
*20%
38
Southern Ohio Elec
26
19
20%
15%
Engineering Inc
1
Credit Co common—5
29
Feb
20%
28
40 %
Combustion
12% Jan
56
26%
20%
40
Columbus &
72% Feb
43% May 29
19,500
27%
40
Natural Gas
35
i %
9.800
26 VB
27'/4
70
Laundries Corp
2
o
32%
25'/a
27
50
Consolidated
18
Nov
32
,25 '/a
27
v.
Consolidated
23
.
32 %
24 %
27
38 Vi
Ry—
Consolidated
Jan
41
B
25
68 Va
B
series
6
5
51'% Oct 25
6% Jan
1*5% Oct
317
%
50c <
7
Aug
23% Jan
43% Apr
32%
24
32'%
common
68 %
93
94
Iron
33% Nov
49% Nov
■»;
3
93% Sep
13
18
♦7% May 29
8% Jun 25
39% Sep -11
16
2
101% Dec
104% Nov
2
13
35'/a Jan
33% May 29
3
94% Jan
Jan
25
3
23
,97%
Jan
115% Feb
2
20
31%
68%
America
of
&
Gas
Consol
109
56% Jan
45% Feb
33%
25%
9,800
-
31 V«
Pictures common
Consolidated
15
18
24% Jan
42% Apr
5034
68 %
preferred
75% Oct; 17
28
27% Apr
$4.25
89'/a Feb
.
Feb
109
36% Mar 16
22
30% Oct
1
105 % Apr
65% Apr
30
*
8% Aug 12
5
27
107% Oct
2
16
4
83% Dec
49% Jan
13
12'% Feb
50% Dec
'
Nov
14
,
19
31
25
96
,
Sep
15% Oct
Jun
25
25
I
65% May 28
103
Feb
30%
2
3
30
48%,
a
1
Broadcasting
Columbia
,111'% Feb
21
Oct
8
48 7
No par
noncumulative
4%
Columbia
Columbia
29% May 22
48% Feb. 18
40% July 19
101'/a Sep 17
22
Mar,
11% Jan
46%
No par
Corp
Southern
&
12
Oct-14
74
67
24% Mar 19
55'% Jan
28
84
,
72% Mar 16
25
Oct
y 30% Jun
31% Feb
Jan
471%
.
25 Va
No par
preferred
29'/a May 10
77% Jan
16
Jun.14
84%
22 % Jan
26
27,
35
60
;
26% Jan
Jan
31
48%
47
'
,
42% Jan
79% Jan
11.500
14%
%
32
Co
23% May 15
%
Jan
,41
1.400
30%
13%
13%
31%
-r
Aikman
Radio
Colorado
41
14%
60 %
29%
13%
,59
*67%
preferred
$3.50,
Collins
7,800
14 VB
60
29%
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y—1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common-—-1
Collins
300
67%
common
—.•
84% Mar 4
Sep 13
36%
32'%
21
„
120
%
36
48'/a
49
,30
36%
4.800
67%
24% Oct
8
36%
20%
32
6
17
*36%
36%
1.400
20 %
'20%
48
2
5
20'/a
32 %
Coca-Cola
Aug
Co
20%
27
48%
28
106
20%
,18%
48'/«
Gas Producing_33
States
*25%
32 Va
Oct
8% July 19
32% Jan
Peabody & Co
18 '/a
18 %
27
33,000
58%
58
59%
18
*25%
27
'
—1
preferred
7%
Coastal
27
1
Corporation
Sep 20
58 %
18
'
60
*104
stock__50
May 14
40%
„
18
59
^
gtd_—50
Cluett
31
57% net
147
4
20
'
60%
59
28%
24%'
4%
Clevite
11
200
25.400
No par
Ilium-.
guaranteed
Special
44 %
110
13%
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
6
-
66
*102
15
No par
—5
10
Co—
Iron
Electric
Cleveland
July 22
46% Jun
Nov
136
5
70 %
9
Cleveland-Cliffs
16
40% Nov
28% Feb
184'/a Jan
Oct
50
,
22
64
4
Jun
23.800
28%
.——5
Co
7,900
9 Va
60%
No par
No par
preference
conv
Investing
1.800
26
66%
*43%
66%
110
"102
-
*20%
10
common
City
34% Aug
.V
8
36% Jan
17
Jan
2
31% Jun
33 '/a Feb!
23
45
37% Jan
•'
58 % Jan
31% Oct
4
38 % Jan
27
■'
/
7,
Co
preferred—.
eonv
44 %
65%
65%
110
20
8%
27%
com_8.5o
City Products Corp
Stores
Co,
Clark Equipment Co_—
28
8% Dec
20
Service
*43'%
44 %
65%
9
48%
32%
25
27
—
Cities
8%
29
28%
preferred———
—100
4% %
preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
.—No par
City
26'/a Jan 30
,.
Electric
&
44%
20%
<36%
14%
60%
60%
4%
$2.25
5
Gas
20
25%
ig
28%
20%
*36"%
13%
'
—12.50
^
20%
25%
61%
*27
5
—.—...
20%
25%
9
*102
110
go
ig
Industries
Corp
Cincinnati
$4.40
6
Aug
Full
Chrysler
29
'5
28'% Apr
Mar 22
103% Nov
16
97% May 29
July 22
90
29
Oct
%
20 %
25%
8%
9%
44%
65%
*102
•
Corp
25c
__——-1
O'Nuts
Jan
33% Jan
May 28
Oil
Cotton
51
13
.
——
3
34% Jun
•
19
25
% ll>•«
20% Jan
19% Oct
1
27% Jun
2
14% Oct
13
28% Nov
__
14'/a Jan
15
11
Sep
19
2
Jan
9
62% Oct
2
51% Jan
/
100
100
20
26%.
8%
*44%
64%
,
100
25%
"
Sep 18
66% Nov
8
'
*100
20%
26,
Chemway Corp
46
2
37
20%
____—1
.___ 1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia--—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%l'o
convertible preferred-—100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc,
2
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Class A —4—'—
_-—40
Chicago Great Western Ry com—10
5%/preferred
50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_Nu par
5% series A non-cum pfd
_100
Chicago & North Westn coni-No par
'5%
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
—.——8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
No par
Chicago Yellow Cab .—,
No par
Corp
Chemetrqn
21
11% July
3
51% Jan
4
%
——No par
—1%
preferred
$4.50
102% May 24
.
22'%
-21%
22%
22 %
31%
31%
32
31%
32
6.000
31'/a
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
6,500
15 Va
19%
19
19 %
19%
19%
3.300
19%
24
24%
24 VB
24%
5.700
23%
23%
40'%
40V4
40 %
40%
40%
41%
58 Vi
59'/a
59
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Highest
Lowest
194% Mar 19
105VA Jun
27
87
Dec
14
92&
J»n
5
96% May 17
IF
Oct
31
21% Mar 12
Dec
28
5
Corning
3%%
Feb
21
96
Oct
15
26
15% Jan
31
6% Sep
23
91
\
4% Mar 21
Glass
3%%
Cofy
LOW AND
,
STOCK
YORK
Monday
Works
Tuesday
Nov. 4
Nov. 3
)
EXCHANGE
17
10% Sep
17
5% Dec
93 % Oct
24
87 V'2 Jan
27
Feb
90
NEW
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
Lowest
Highest
210
Oct 25
152% Mar
6
Year 1962'
common
preferred
5
196%
100
preferred ser of 1947
*97
Nov.
197
*90
90
98%
11%
11%
Coty International Corp class A_ .lc
Foreign transactions
D
Sales for
Thursday
194
9C%
1
SAI.F. PRUTS
Nov. (>
201
*90
100
Inc
HIGH
Wednesday
194
Friday
the Week
Nov. .3
195
193
:
Shares
198
*90
90 Vb
*90
*97
98%
*97
98 %
"97
98
11 V'4
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91
11%
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11 %
11 V'4
5
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11%
5
'
11 V'4
5
1.700
5VB
1,300
— —
24
68% Jan
76% Jan
17
83
Oct
36
2
Dec
26
19% Feb
12
28
26
Oct
24
27% Aug 24
18
24
18
34% Dec
48
19
12% Oct
22
86% Jun
27
21% Mar 29
107% Feb 19
; 14% Jun
6 V'4 Oct
25
19% Aug 23
25
15% Jan
45% Oct
3
'
9% May 29
117a
7,000
Crompton & Knowles Corp.—No par
Crowell-Coliler
Publishing
1
2c %
22%
io~B
103
19
2
.1.500
2\%
26%
26
26
20.%
26 %
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26%
3.000
bo
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Jan
JfcUi
2.">% Sep
109% Oct
4
19
6% Oct
10
Jan
25
Cudahy
70% Jan
29
52% Jan
10
19 V'2 Jan
20
5 V2 Sep
23
Mar 13
25% Jan
J
5% Jun
22
25
35
IS
6
B% Feb
4
10
14
Va %
52 Va
19%
19%
19%
19,500
32
32 %
3178
327»
19,400
48 V'4
48 %
V*
52%
*54%.
8 V-4 Aug
;
BP7
-
a
Feb
13 V'4 Oct
20
$4
prior preferred
$1.60 priot- preferred
14
3
8V2 Dec
28
14 % Feb
19
27
20 V4 Aug
lb
17% Jan
2
24 %
31% May 29
35 Vs Aug 21
33% Jan
J
38% Feb
26
47 % Oct
78
52
7
67'4 Apr
15
M'ar 20
Aug
Class
No par
350
23%
22%
227«
22%
23
108%
107%
107%
*107%
110
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
6%
7"Vb
54 %
20%
6%
DAY
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203 4
ELECTION
67's
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12,300
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11 %
55 y4
7
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7
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7
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20%
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22.200
100
23 %
4.500
55%
10%
11
20%
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8.500
'
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6%
6%
6%
-i
34%
34%
35%
11%
1.100
800
15.700
7
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%
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1.100
35%
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*11 %
11'a
11%
11%
400
1 }
18%
19
18%
19 Va
18%
19%
26,800
3C%
36%
3 i%
36 7
37
37
37%
1,000
£5
5;,
54%
£5
54
54"'a
53%
54 VB
4,300
1
100
Inc
11:
18%
26%
10
common
A
11%
1
1
Curtis-Wright
May 16
No par
:
53%
96%
22%
CLOSED
20%
^6%
200
53%
96%
l'j ;
EXCHANGE
56
1? %
20%
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48 %
53 %
97
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0
48 ','4
52%
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STOCK
22%
5
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96%
22%
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32%
48
ii
108%
100
_
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L'_ *.'4
5
Inc
Press
ilU
22%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
'
14 Vs Jun
,
Packing Co common
preferred
52%
•<;
*107%
preferred —100
No par
Corp
Cuneo
Xi;o
0
V
*48
'
13% Feb
Jun
Apr
12% Oct
24% Jun
2
28
%
6
Mar
13
*T
31%
48 %
32%
____No par
of America—.12.50
convertible
5V'4ck
11
GTS
12% Feb
>
32%
*48
common—5
Corp
preferred
13
31%
No par
Zellerbach
$4.20
Jun
n
common—2.50
Seal
&
Crucible Steel Co
25
19 V4 Dec
24
Cork
Crown
23
Jan
17-
,
,
24
10U
preferred
preferred
Jan
•33 % Jan
20
ll7h
22%
7
,48% Nov
:
84 V2
12%
22%
4
45
95 Vs Nov
*83
11%
22%
Jan
5
3
%
12%
22%
$2
2
84
3,400
12%
Crown
Sep
May
*83
60
22%
6
97
84%
59%
13
,39% Jun
59% Jan
*83
59
22 %
27
7
84 %
58%
12%
2
27
8
83
58%
22%
Feb
14
Corp com
58%
1
10
Jun
"
58%
25
44
24
58%
_100
.
Petroleum
convertible
5%
21
Sep
25
common
preferred
Crescent
24% Oct
Aug
91
•
8
25% Feb
20
37% Aug
41
;
14% Jan
Sep
14% Apr
28% Feb
42 % Mar 19
Dec
30
3%%
8
83
2
Co
20% Jun
Mar 13
17% Oct
% Jan
5
10% July
21%
Crane
8
Nov
13
81 % Apr
27
11% Oct
22 V'4 Jun
63
2
.42% Jan
41%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
*90
91%
*90%
91 V'2
• 2
a
B
D
40%
Jan
7
89 VB Apr
3
93
Jan
2
16% Oct
18% Mar 12
13% Jan
2
22% Sep
20% May 29
21
32% Oct 22
45
Jan
2
86% Jan
91
Dec
12
15% Feb
7
5
May 29
11
9% Jun
25
13
29% Jan
2
27
Jan
77% July 27
85% Dec
31
82
Mar
78% Aug
2
86
Dec
31
84 % Mar
81 % Aug
30
87
Dec
13
87
46% Sep
-
Aug
32
Dana
3
Corp
3%%
2
common
42%
43'A
9114
*90 VA
91 %
5
16%
16 %
16
16 VA
16
16VB
16%
16'A
8,300
50c
Light common—7
20*4
21%
20%
20%
20%
20 7
20%
21
9,300
29%
30
29%
30 Va
preferred series A—1
Mills
25
Dan
River
16
Dayco Corp
Dayton
Inc
&
Power
Sep
18
4
88 V2 Jun
28
Preferred
3.75 %
4
87 V2 Jun
12
Preferred
3.75%
series B
90
Jan
29
Preferred
3.90%
series
46
.
May 10
Records
Decca
series
1
29%
*86
87
*86
*84%
86 Vb
*84%
C_____100
*88 Va
89%
*86 Vb
89%
*86 Va
89 Va
*86 Va
45-%
45%
45-%
50c
Inc„.
18
Apr
25
51% Jan
2
75% Oct
25
18% Mar 27
11
46%
23 % July
56 % Sep
6
62% Oct
28
Delta
32% Jun
12
45%
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y
2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
20% Dec
26
55% Feb
15
Jan
3
36 V'4 Mar
21% Jun
15
29 V'4 Feb
15
26
Feb
18
15 % Jun
25
22% Jan
12
19% Jan
2
9
9% Jan
2
7% May 29
12 V'4 Mar
3
&
Lines
DeSoto
Chemical
Edison
Nov
20
Detroit
18% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
3o% Sep
15 Va Sep
17
30
11
34% Jan
10
31 % Jan
24
39% Jun
11
D.e
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
12
54% Feb
IS
Diamond
Alkali
Oct
24
53% Jan
2
44% July 22
3
45% Jan
4
Diamond
National
9% Oct
25
27'/a Jan
22.
15
40
2
31 v2 Jan
31
31% Dec
,
8% Oct
61% Oct
7
6
11 V'B Mar
12sn
16 V'4 Nov
10 V4 Oct
18
17% Feb
11% Oct
26
23% Mar 26
18% July 31
2
2
Oct
23
40% Feb
16
27% Jan
35% Jun
25
48% Mar 23
43% Jan
21
25
Jan
Oct
15
4
30
46% Sep 16
53% Oct 24
May 29
15
22% May 29
21% Jan
Jan
3
30
19
3
20
16
Dobbs
Sep
21% Jan
3
44% Oct
2
33 Vb Aug
Mar
7
20
21%
4
29V4 Apr
29% Jan
20% Dec
28
24
Dec
7
20% Jan
17% Jun
27
37% Jan
26
20V2 Oct
9
24 Vn
24
22Va Jan
22
Apr
Jun
27
24
32
4
Mar
4
55
5
72% Jan
17% Oct
JuiTio
6
19
Dr.
29%
29
29
29
29
52%
60
4
3,600
60%
-
62 'A
291/4
Va
291/4
11,100
1,300
21
21 Va
21
21%
20%
21
20'/a
20%
7,700
18:!4
19%
18%
19',8
18%
19'/a
19
19'A
15,700
32%.
32
32%
32
321/4
13 3
32 %
13%
13%
13%
34
34
34
46
46 Vb
46 3 s
46%
46%
47Vb
6,600
56
56 Vb
56
56 Va
56 Va
56%
3,400
9
9 Vb
9
9VB
4,300
56%
57 Va
b
v
9%
15%
9
9
15%
15%
9,700
23%
26,500
43
44%
15%
15%
24'A
23%
24 Va
41%
42%
42 Vb
42%
51 VA
51'A
51 V'4
51
51%
50%
50%
__
27%
27%
27'.b
27:%
27%
27%
28
17
2.50
2
16
23%
17%
17%
17 1/4
17 Vb
181/4
18%
16 1
Y 800
23%
15%
24%
43 Va
50%
1
4
24
42%
2 50
9,400
13%
34
1
9
11,200
32 'A
32
13 Va
46 7
50c
%
34
46%
22% Jan
66
2
May
1
12
Dover
Dow
-
8
5
23
16 % Jan
2
22% Aug 30
DuBois
43
Jun
26
53 V2 Apr
10
6H
Duke
11
Oct
24
25
Jan
16
13 Va Jan
2
6% May 29
13
Feb
26
10 VB Jan
29
15% Aug
254% Mar 14
51
8,000
51
1,900
,
105% Apr
8iy8 July 12
Apr
97% Apr
24 V'b May 29
27
27
84
Apr
15
4
R)
de
Pont
Nemours
(E I)
(
30% Jan
2
34% Aug 19
44
Sep
14
42
Feb
4
45
Aug
13
$3.75
Light Co
preferred
44
Jan
"2
48
July 10
46
Jan
2
50
May 31
$4.15
47
12
Mar 27
43 V2 Apr
15
47% Aug
49 Vb May 25
47% Apr
20
50 % Mar
2
48 VA Jun
46
45
Feb
7
48% July 13
-17 "
Oct
23
16% Jun
12
19
27% Oct
22
6
15% Jan
4
31% Jan,
20% Jan
2
16
16
19
Apr
46% Jan
24% Apr
29% Sep
93% Dec
' 7
SO
21% Jan
4
13
23,
24% Feb
13
27% Jan
23
55% Feb
Nov
4
23%
32%
33V4
4,900
62%
62'A
62%
62,200
25%
25%
25%
10,800
25%
STOCK
■
25%
8
147 a
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16V4
16%
2,900
20%
21%
20%
20%
65%
65 'A
65 Va
20%
65'A
21%
65%
18.500
65%
14 %
14%
12,400
ELECTION
15%
DAY
17 %
17%
861
14%
249
43%
14%
f
1-8
5,500
252 V4
251%
106%
108
2,100
86%
86'A
86 V4
31%
32 VA
31%
32
VA
31 %
32 VB
42 VA
42
42%
43
*42'4
48
*47Vi
48
*47'A
500
43
*47%,
31 5B
13,700
252%
108
*
86.
48
86%
a
2,100
14%
17%
250%
86 Va
32%
%
17>/b
108
252 Vb
108 Vb
86 V'4
10812
14
17%
..
108 Vb
250 1 if 253
108%
18,900
EXCHANGE
7
21%
65%
17
14,800
CLOSED
16%
16
20'«
'
49
*47
49
*47
46%
*46 VB
46%
*46%
49
*48
49
*48
49
*48
49
23%
22 Va
23'A
22%
10%
10%
10%
10 "a
10'A
10%
10% '
11'A
Dynamics Corp of America com—1
$1 conv preference
2
24
24
23
23%
2314
23%
23%
24%
5
22%'
22:%
22%
22 %
1
23%
24%
23'A
24'A
70
70%
69
69%
7,300
46%
*48
,
49
*46 %
Mar 21
6
33 Vb Dec
22%
32 Va
61 VB
25%
48
4.1017
10% Nov
29% Feb 19
16% Dec
22 Va
31%
3,900
48
4.20%
50
22%
,
600
—•■
*47%
4%
7
7
251/4
—
—
*47
6
48 V'4 Jun
May
24%
—
5
50
50
50
50
-50
'_50
5
Duquesne
21
1
47% Jun
13
25 3'4
617'8
65'V'a
preferred
19
25%
32
-No par
3214 Mar 22
42% Jan
25 Va
22%
No par
5
43% Jan
21
61 'A
1
$3.50 preferred
Jan
45 VA Jan
20%
31 VA
.1
com—5
;
39
'
21 V'B
22 VB
1
Corp
$4.50 preferred
4
62 VB
•
No par
du
18
20 3
25
'
207/b
32
Inc
Co
9
May
6,900
20%
•
22%
Dunhill International
89% Jun
26
/:
.
61 Va
22
Drewrys Limited USA Inc_______l
109% Mar 15
10
5,600
26%
26 Va
26
5
Duplan
40 V4
26
26
50c
4
26%
6,700
26 V'4
31%
Co
Industries
Chemicals
39%
40 Vb
3,600
.19%
25%
1
No par
8
256 %
24
x25%
_____
Power
28
26
20%
20%
1.25
Sons
&
16 Vi. Sep
Nov
41
27 V4
100
—.
38%
41
40%
40%
26%
1
18
229% July 26
114
Sep
(R
Chemical
Feb
-
—
25%
Inc
Fund
Corp
Dresser
16%c
No par
No par
Douglas Aircraft Co
Jan
Mar
—
14
35% Aug 26
z
May 27
May 29
23 VA Oct 25
59 3
29
'
13 Vb
_•
Inc
Donnelley
31
8
52%
597'b
1
24
61
5
53
52%
58%
'
-
transactions.
Dominiclc
22
27
Corp
Ltd
Mines
May 29
101 % Jun
52%
'
52
6C%
No par
Co
Co
Pepper
Dome
20% May 29
164% Jun
3,900
*33%
Corp
Houses
28% Aug
25% Jan
13
18,900
21'A
13%
Corp
Club Inc
Divco-Wayne
23 % Jan
2
40
71%
21
b
53%
transactions—
25
5
25% Jan
16 % May 29
70%
33%
(Walt) ProductionsCorp-Seagrams Ltd
Foreign
Juii
900
72%
21
8
Distillers
30% Oct
31% July 18
22% Dec
25
16%
46%
71%
20%
45 5
'
15 % Oct
22
*45%
72V'4
21
33%
Corp__
(The)
Disney
45%
71 VA
20'a
52 V'4
1
Fruit
DiGiorgio
Diners'
4
15
Stores
Foreign
12% Jun
—
Vilbiss Co
Diana
10
■
'
10
Detroit Steel Corp—
26
4,100
*
1
Coatings
9% Oct
r
x59%
3
26% Oct
30
_"
74%
20 3
Light Co__.-_6.75
Inc
23
May 29
19% Nov
4'
r
_No par
Hudson
Power
Air
_
21
73
1
Deere & Co
Delaware
_
89%
,45 V'b Feb
27
.
86Va
16
12 % Jun
3.600
z
87
86 Va
20
38 Vi Jun
*'
87
*84 3a
57% Feb
Delaware &
29%
a
88 "a
51% Apr
^
29 V
*86
*85 Va
41% Oct
13
86
,
b
100
34% May 28
2
29%
86
,
'
100
A
*90 VA
■
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
$2.10 preferred
D'W
G
Cigar
I
Corp
*421
?
*47 %
46%
461
46%
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23%
.
24%
'
46
a
47
23 %
'
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46%
46 %
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46'A
150
430
46 Va
z
'
.
5.200
23
26,000
•
2,100
E
23
15% July
3
31% May 29
80 % Jun 22
18% Oct
9% Oct
24
Jun
85
97% Mar
25
7
May 28
30
Jan
12% Jan
115% Mar 15
34 % Jan
26 Va Nov
Eagle-Picher Co
Eastern
Air
77
Oct
21
Eastern
Gas
2
105
Oct
24
4% %
18% May 29
Eastern
2
_
122% Apr
26
101
30
Jun
25
88 y2 Jan
89
Jan
18
12
$3.60
Eaton
Aug 23
33% Nov 26
27
Nov
4
8
15
Feb
18
64
Sep 27
Edison
6
91% July 30
Jan
95% Apr
30% Jun
24
4%%
4 %%
5
Products
Feb
20
Nov
30
98% Jun
24
26
Jun
27
37 Va Nov
30
29% Oct
9
Aug 28
39% May, 21
Elastic
22% Jun
27
33% Jan
30
26 Va Jan
2
31% Apr
30
Electric
24
6'A Jan
2
5% Jun
14
Apr
1
Electric
40% Oct
8
Electric
11
Ekco
4 Va %
102
23%
Sep"24
6%
38% Dec
17
Jan
5
24
8
Bond
15 Va Oct
25
19
16
26% Jan
9
80% Sep
26
17 VB Jan
24
30
Oct" 24
2
Electronic
1
22
26
42
Feb
Emerson
27% Jan
13
24
28 ye Jun
15
39 y2 Mar 15
35 % Jun
25
49% Mar 30
3
37% Sep
24
8
33
Sep
25
13 % Oct
28
15% Mar 16
7V8 Oct
9
34% Mar
45
12
Oct
24
23% Jan
55
Jun
21
2
14
47% Jan
5
4% Jan
21% Jan
*
Jan
2
61
12
Jun
8 V* Jun
25
27
34% Sep 27
14
38
14% Jan
Mar
49y8 Apr
47% Oct
29
13
%Jun
3
45% May 16
4 V4
„
58% Mar 11
3
29
57% May 14
51
Mar
6
2% Jan
9
.'•
23% May 20
80% Jun
5
Jan
3
May 17
20% Jan
2
19% Jan
26
30
57
22
Jan
Oct
2
1
Jan
63
11% Nov
34% May 29
Oct
42% Jan
68
Aug 22
1
26% Feb
18 % May 29
Mar 20
July 18
92
29:%
29%
29%
2.50
Feb
13
21% Feb
13
t 65
Aug 29
16% Jan
25
Associates
Corp
$1.40
Emery
Emhart
Empire
Radio
Mfg
Co
'r
.
2
21% Oct
21
Evans
41
Oct
17
Eversharp
15
46% Feb
7
Ex-Cell-O
37% Jan
3
30
30
28Va
28%
,10,500
5%
5%
5%
9,300
38 Vb
38%
59 V'B
61
_1
60 5
32%
34%
32%
33%
32 %
34%
—50c
5
31 Vi
11%
10%
53
11
Z
8
.
a
'
17%
17 7 b
247'a
25
24%
24%
307
31
31%
31%
35 VB
TOO
50
—5
.
1
—3
Inc
Corp
35 7
35
36
1,000
35 »A
34%
35'A
9,900
31 VA
200
45 Va
45%
45 VB
45%
49
48
48
48
48%
2,000
1,300
15%
15%
15%
155b
15%
4,400
65
65-
23 VA
31%
41%
:
24 VA
41%.
13V«
6,700
31 Vb
45%
66
%'
25%
31 VB
1,400
24
*63
24%
31 Vb
12,800
67
•
24%
30%
31 VA
12 3 8
15%
3 VB
60,300
V
44 J4
45
41%
17%
12 Va
*48
%
11
17%
44%
16
3
10%
%
48 V'a
16 Vs
27,400
4,300
34
33
11%
17%
12 Vb
15%
.
37,700
44
T"
x41%.
7
8,900
38%
z62
12 Vb
48V/4
'23%
59%
44%
12 Vb
44 "A
'
32 VA
12%
45%
*66
38 "a
35
a
*31%
127'a
44
45
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24 Vb
,
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32%
12 V'4
20(1
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11
4
^__25c
34.50
-
17%
'A
17 3
———-3
*32
1,000
30
28%
4
38%
:
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5%
1
Products Co
5%
58%
Inc
20
2R'b
38%
<
50
V'
53b
30
b
5%
387b
com. —1
700
3,900
2 9'A
28 V'4
29 3
29%
61 V'a
series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
9% Jan
29 VA
94
*101
59%
preferred
28% Sep
36 V'b Oct
29 U
38 %
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co com No par
9
11%
57 Vb
*92 Va
*101
2*81
'
_
9
9212
*101
„
Air Freight Corp—_20c
Manufacturing Co
7.50 "
District Electric Co
10
Eurofund
7,800
10%
57 Va
92%
"29%
11 VB
571A
'
5%
Endico,tt Johnson Corp common—10
4% preferred
100
Englehard Industries
1
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
5%
11,400
5 V'a
b
10
26,400
26%
57 VA
11
'11 VB
•
35%
26%
shrs-_10s
—-5
Phonograph—5
&
100
35%
27
30'a
preferred—
Electric
100
■
35%
'
28'a
$1 conv preferred series A
Emerson
29,600
28%
common
conv
115 VA
*30 VB
Inc
Gas—.
114'A
5
Co___
Amer
7,500
115
'
*101
100
Amer—1
16%
113%
58
common
16 %
35%
10%
29%
17
26%
92
Share
Natural
Paso
Eltra
31% Nov
22 Vb
El
27% Aug 15
31% July
1
27
340
105
*59%
.
3,400
105
105
104 %
26%
57 V'a
Specialty Co—
National Watch Co
Elgin
26,900
69
36
b
94 Va
Electronic
20% Apr
July 23
Sep
25
35 5
26%
*92
transactions—_—
24
3,300
24%
68 Va
*99%
'
11 V'a
11
Storage Battery——6.66%
43% Oct
Aug 26
r
357a
58 Va
Mus Ind
&
'
22%
24 VA
68%
16 VA
*57 V'a
100
Co
&
*99%
22 VA
24%
68%
114%
113-%
1147a
22 %
23%
17
x26%
preferred
12 % Oct
1120% Mar 27
Jun
8
x35%
16%
-
„
r—25
1
Co—!
Stop Nut Corp of
Foreign
Oct
31% Mar
113%
'
22%
;
-b
'
104%
104%
104%
17%
17
Inc common—1
preferred
95
38
10
preferred
conv
May 29
4% Sep
1047b
—50
1
common
Manufacturing
Bros Stores
22
101
Kodak Co
Corp
preferred
Echlin
17
27
Steel
Manufacturing Co com
50% Jun
94
100
2.50
preferred
prior
Stainless
Eastman
Assn com—10
Fuel
&
'
Apr
38% Jun
2
1 10% Nov
3
52
Inc
Lines
4
2
106%' July 24
98 Va Mar
4
July
9
40% Mar 23
101
23
'
66
3
2%
15%
16 Va
15%
65
65
13 VA
13%'
65
.
13'A
.
■
31%
310
65
65
/ 24 Vb
25 VB
;
25 Va
25 Vb
2,800
41 VA
41%
1
41%
41%
i,9bo
2%
57,500
2 Vb
15
2%
3
14%
67
13%
13
1,030
15
•63 Vb
15%
*63 Vb
67
20
13'A
13%
10,000
18%
VA
19
11,100
72,900
19 Vb
19V2
1834
19'A '
18%
19
32
34%
31%
33 VB
32%
34 VV
32 3B
33%
37%
37%,
36%
37
36%
37'A
373b
38
39%
40%
39%
40
40'4
41
VA
41
42 7
43 V'4
42%
42%
42 Va
42
12%
*12 Vi
5,700
F
24
May 29
46% Mar 14
42
10
VA Oct 29
4
May 29
21% Feb
7
Feb
14
; 8%
15
Nov
16
Jun
14
70% Mar 21
5%2 M^y 29
19% May 29,
50
Nov
27 Va Oct
For
27
24
11% Feb
.21
79% Mar
8
May
32% Apr
1
19
5% Aug 26
22% Jan
2
2
52% Feb
footnotes,
15
'
13
32% Jan
30
11% May 29
4% Apr 16
,
23 VB Mar 12
31
V'b Oct
■
50% Mar-?o% Jan
see page 23.
5
3
48 %
May
Factor
(Max)
49% May
15J/4 Jan
Fafnir
Bearing
R
Fairbanks
% Jan
20 V4 Oct
■
Sep 20
51% Jan
3P% Jun
class A—
Morse
&
1
10
Co
Co_
—No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com——1
$1.50 convertible preferred
40
54 % Oct '24
8% Feb
6
27%
& Co
8
11
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
——1
Fairmont
5%
Foods
junior
Falstaff
Co
common—50c
preferred
Brewing Corp—
50
1
a
12 Vi
4%
12%
5
*12 %'
5 V'4
5
19 Va
19 VV
52 VB
57b
26%
*50%
31%
19%
50
48%
57 b
5%
197B
50
50%
6 Ve
6
*26%
27 Va
26%
51%
50%
50%
*50%
32 Va
31V2
31%
31%
27
,
6VB
1,200
42%
12 VV
12 VA
5 V'4
5
.
5,600
%
42 Vb
-
5'A
19%
19%
49%'
5
41
Vb
12%
19 Vb
50%
638
19 Vb
53
6Vb
500
"
58.100
1,800
52,800
10,400
1,700
27
26 7
b
26 Ya
51
*50 V4
51 VA
80
31 1
31 Va
2,900
31%
8
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
16
.
.
Monday, November 11,
.
-(1852)
1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Year 1962
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
,
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
''.V..'
■
.
Range for Previous
May 28
20
29
Mar 29
26% Jan
8
25
28
Jan
2
12% Oct
28
23% Feb
30
19
10% Mar 13
8 Va Jan
2
10y2Nov
4
13% Jun
14
6% Jun
15% Aug 29
37% Mar 12
48% Oct
Jun
25
42% Mar 15
24
14% Feb
14% Oct
22 y4 Feb
25
42% Jan
2
6
16
6
15
12% Sep
35% Jan
17
,
Oct
24
18 Va Jun
20
31% Feb
May 29
14
25%
43 74 OCt
12
2
48% Oct
31
36y4 Apr
66
Apr
2
15
Oct
28
39
July 23
32
48% Mar 21
2
31% Jan
24
Sep
20
24
72% Jan
2
50y4Jan
2
60% Jun
12
20% May
8
18% Jan
2
23% July
17% Jan
2
23% Sep
11
5
8
85% Jan
23
90
Jun
25
Jan
2
103
Nov
6
41% Jan
3
47% Sep
Florida
East
Florida
Power Corp___
1
87
104
46
26
35% Jun
12% Oct
Feb
5
3
9
Jun
Dec
7
35% Jan
2
52% Oct
2
20% Nov
8
25 % Feb
7
Dec
21
29
3
Sep 20
16% Mar 13
97y2Oct
29% Jan
21% Jan
24% July 15
8
13
4
18y4 July 15
24
22
96
-
13% May 29
11
May 29
10% Jun 25
2
20
Jan
Jan
11% Jan
20% Mar 29
7
78% Sep
95
3
14% Jan
2
14
1
30 % Mar
30
65% Jan
8
•
17Va Sep
2
,9% May
15%
3
,
13
Sep
11
Ford
11% Sep
23
Foremost
-59
1
Dec
26
14% Jan
4
22% Oct
24
45% Feb
Oct
24
67
Feb
1
26% Mar 19
38
26% Oct
24
42% Apr
11
30% Feb
28
38.%.May 27
7% Oct
29
6
24
Franklin
-3
19% Jan *,3
12
7% Aug
19 V4 Oct
22% Jan
2
3274 Nov
1
2
6
23
29% Jan
17% May 29
27% Feb
15
24% Jan
78% May 29
85
Nov
20
84
24
Oct
9% Jan
-
Foxboro
Fram
15
29% Sep
24
43% Jan
2
35% Oct
10 Va
10%
10 %
ioy4
10 y4
10%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
; 16%
6,000
451/3
46
45 y4
45%
45%
45%
*45%
45%
4,300
6%
*1674
7
6%
-
,
347/3
-
Co
.
1
Stores
:y
6%
7
6%
35%
35%
36%
*24 Va
24 %
*24 Va
43%
32%'
33%
17
16%
16%
16
/:/•- 15.800
24%
hV
V
■Y,
'8,800
100
56 y4
57
13%
14
14%
1,000
42%
42%
42%
42%
32%
32%
33%
33%
43
34%
26,700
32%
33%
33
33%
33%
35
32y4
327/a
32%
33 %.
32%
33
48%
'
56 V2
13%
32%
:
55%
13%
42%
V
-■
56 y4
13%
49%
48 y2
48%
49%
327/a
371/4
STOCK
36 y2
37%
36%
37%
37%
345/3
35
EXCHANGE
34%
35%
34%
34%
34
56
56%
CLOSED
55%
56
54
55%
53
21%
22
22%
ELECTION DAY
*101%
10,800
37
55%
.<
49%
381/4
*88
4,900
16%
-
48%
22%
6,100
7
36%
24%
32%
>•
.
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' 49
21%
21%
21%
22%
22%
22%
88
89
102
21%
22
88
101%
*88 y4
102
103
38 Va
102
*88 %
18.600
56,700
54
20%
-
8,000
4.600
12,100
34%
y2
.7,200
21%
6.400
22%
22 Va
90
.1.900
90
-
*101
15,200
50
103%
310
47-
200
'
*47
8%
44
72
16%
50
20%
*96
18%
*13%
8
/8%
8%
9%
44%
44 Va
44%
73
74
43%
44 Va
16%
16
16%
50 y2
50%
50%
20%
21
20%
47
72 %.'■ 73
49%
Y
44%
727/a
16 y2
"
/-■
21
15%
12
53%
10%
24
'
347/a
32%
97%
1814
18%
18%
18 Va
-
24,400
,
*13%
14%
*13%
14%
16%
16%
17
17
10,800
18%
14 y4
17
*95%
97%
*95%
97%
11'/a
11%
11%
11%
11%
52
51%
52 y4
52
52 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
6,900
7,100
12
51%
,
:
-
*95%
'
'•
2,600
50%
20%
18
*13%
•
;
'
9,200
4,300
10,800
16
50 y4
Y/20%
16%
;
I8V2
14%
16%
31%
28%
87y2
./
;) ' 47%
72 Va
.
.
.
97y2
8%
30y2
28%
*86%
*47
8%
7%
44%
72%
16%
51
21 Va
x33%
32%
47%
47%
47%
8%
16%
11%
51%
10%
24
'
1
Corp—
.
35%
43%
50c
1
10
1
10o
Sulphur Co__
Corp common
preferred
■
■
*24 ya
131/4
32"%
''
.
*16%
56
31%
7
'
//
r
17
351/4
131/4
10
.
.,
|
24'%
56%
24y8
2
Inc
Corp
4%
89y4 Aug 26
Jan
Dairies
Foster-Wheeler Corp
3174 May 20
30
Apr
10%
2.50
Fruehauf
8
19,600
10 %
Inc
Freeport
33% Jun
25
1
2
13%
2.50
;
Co
Motor
47
Mar
16,000
13%
Co__25
Railway
Coast
Corp
Fair Stores
26
8y2Jan
28%
13%
C
Food
24
42
28
13%
10
common..—1
$4.20 divid pfd series of '51_—15
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
' ' 4%' convertible preferred10
Food
Mart Inc..
-_,_2
Foote Mineral Co_—
—1
F M
7ya Oct
■
29%
13%
,
■'
3
Sep
conv
36% Jun
f
28%
13
Florida Power & Light Co____No par
Fluor Corp Ltd
L
2.50
29
40% Jan
24
8% Nov
11% Sep
46y2 Jan
29%
13%
%———No par
A 2nd preferred—100
B 2nd pfd
No par
$2.25 conv
5
10
82% Feb
18% Oct 26
Jan
$4.50
Jan 23
28%,
13
preferred
$4
17
6
5
y
29
5
Flintlcote Co common—
40% Feb 25
w.
Jan
25
29% Oct
90
13
47
25
48 Va Jun
Mar
Mar 16
Feb
,6%
3% Jun 25
28 % Jun
46%
26% Mar 16
24
80% Aug
89
27
50 y4 Jan
May 29
23
Oct
8
Sep
23
13% Oct
85
17
37
27% Jan
Y
Oct~24
23% Oct
46% Sep
34% Nov
2
Shares
1
5
-25
1.25
.-—10
Ferro Corp
1
Fiberboard Paper Products—No par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc.—10
Filtrol Corp
—-1
Financial Federation Inc
—1
Firestone Tire & Rubber
No par
First Charter Financial Corp_No par
First National Stores—
No par
Fischback & Moore Inc
1
7
the Week
Nov. 8
Nov. 4
29%
4.60%
preferred —-:
Federated Dept Stores
Fenestra Inc ;
15
2
Jan
26
35y8 Mar 15
22 % May 29
.
23 Va Mar 20
28 % Dec
29
Oct
187% Jun
58
2
Dec
53% Feb
10% May 29
8
Mar 21
42
24% May 22
54% Jan
27
37% Jun
2
23% Jan V3
May 10
8
19y4 May
30 ya Aug
7
24
22% July 11
5
18
Friday
Nov. 7
Nov. 6
Nov. 5
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Fawick Corp
2
Fedders Corp
___
—1
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings____5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com—1
5%% conv 2nd pfd series A—23
Federal Paper Board Co common—5
10
9V4 May
% Apr
16
Oct
6
2
7
44% Feb
25
30% Oct
-
19% May 17
6% Oct
31
Apr
5
23% Feb
U7/a Oct 24
34
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Family Finance Corp
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Y
10%
8.200
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22,800
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23%
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46% May 22
30% Oct 24
Gamble
35% Jun
25
2% Oct
24
18 y4 Jun
14
Feb
4J/2 Mar 19
13
58% Nov
7
4
19
y Jan
Garrett
Gar
33% Mar 27
17% May 29
26% Jan
2
18% Oct
18
22 VA Apr
10% Jun
27
14% Jan
4
11
28
23% Jun
26
32 Va Feb
16
94% Jan
8
General
13% Mar 21
102
26% Mar
7
May
Oct
24
52 Va Jun
25
86
! 5% Jun
26
Jun
10% Jan
23
8
23
7% Jan
2
Nov
16
91 Va Jan
3
2
8% Apr
8
85
4% Oct
24
6% Apr
JUn
25
36% Feb
1
25
7
General
Amer
General
$8
130
Baking
78% Mar 12
Bronze
Cable Corp
1
21
General
98
Oct
10
4%
18% Aug
4
38% Oct
28
General
5,% Jun
5
General
General
Dynamics
Jun
25
96
Jan
10% Oct
22
30
Jan
4
33 Ya Jan
116% Dec
2
21% May 29
Jun
108
1
V
59% Dec
115% Dec
General
Electric
14
Finance
77% Mar
4
9
13
General
Foods
15% Jun
10
General
Instrument
2
42% Oct
7
General
Mills
16
116% Feb
1
18
Apr
2
57% Jan,
31
91% Oct
118% Jun
General
29
5
114
Jan
2
87
$5
1
,
$1.60
1
6
Jun
6
preferred L
11% Jan
2
5
26% Jan
2
34
Jun
6
General
21 Va Mar
1
31% Jun
3
General
4
14
24
Public
General
General
Mar
6
26% Jan
22
28'% Jun
4
26
Oct
8
27i% Jan
'$1.25
29
Jan
2
227% Jan
2
287% Sep
General
19 Ya Feb
20
15
General
20 % Jan
3
40 Va May
29
623/4 Jan
.2
12'% Jun
25
20
Feb
May 29
19
Feb
Apr
101% Jan
19
58'A Jan
34
3
16
4
12
107
Time
Tire
Feb
8
Inc
$4.50
363% Apr
15
Gibraltar
33
July
2
37
17
Gibson
2
28
Jan
11
433/4 Mar 15
33
Jan
3
407% Aug 26
41% Apr
9
Gillette
30
Ginn
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Alden
2
9 Yb Jan
2
May 15
161% July 12
16 3/4 Sep
Feb
18
10Y4 Oct
30
13% Jan
9
363% Oct
22
72'/2 Jan
4
42'% Jan
2
5634 Oct
14
Goodrich Co
24% Oct
24
443/4 Jan
2
31 Yb Mar
1
437b Oct
25
Goodyear
3074 Jun
21,
5474 Feb
9
35V4 Mar 19
42% Feb
11
Gould-National
20
37 5/a Feb
28
49 Ya Jun
3
29
16
Nov
1
20% Sep
25
8
12'% Jun
27
41% Dec
20% Jan
12% Oct
24
341/4 Jan
2
15% Jan
2
21 Yb Oct
21% Oct 22
10 y2 May 29
497% Jan
2
23% Nov
6
331/4 Apr 22
1 6Yr Aug 12
Granite
291/2 Jan
2
20 Va Jan
2
12
81% Jan
8
267b May
9
86% Jun 27
Grant
Dec
2'% Jan
4
75
22
July
2
151/4 Apr
83
27
2574 Jan
5
Oct
23
60% Jan
2
14
!
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34
,
12Ya Jan
11
Dec
18
2
39% Nov ,6
67b Oct
24 Va Feb
8
30% Oct
24
621/2 Feb
6
Jan
2
52% Oct
34 7% Oct
26
473% Feb
1
43 Ya Jan
2
55
123% Oct
23
423% Jan
2
16% Oct
29
30
May 29
137% July 3
22 Vt Jun 26
35% Feb
28
14'% Jan
.
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33 7% Jan
2
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24% Aur
2
15
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25
154% Nov
1
54
Sep
17
Jan
4
2
23% Nov
6
3074 Mar 18
211/2 May 29
32% Nov
29
31'% Jan
2
48
53
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14
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26
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3
30
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47% Dec
5
37% Nov
4
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27
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5
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8
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8
2
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27
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31
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2
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8
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19
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11
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12
34
2
3934 Mar 28
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93
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2
103% July 18
Jan lo
15 Va Oct 23
105
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97
Mar
97% Jun
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95
4
Apr
17
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15
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4
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preferred
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preferred
preferred
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100
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45%
3
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1
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24
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70 Ya Jun
28'A
22
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,
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15
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10,700
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27%
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14
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38
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4
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8
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'
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9,400
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2774
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14
39
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3.000
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14
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28
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25
127%
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327/a
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115
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38
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2
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115
21
4
191/4 Dec 24
91/2 May 29
24
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39
49,200
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19'%
1
8
231/2 Jan
26'%
80'%
359.500
15%
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231/2 Nov
14
12.800
82Ya
22
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323% Mar 21
25Ya
/
140
3.100
5
1147%
28%
3.33'%
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145% Feb
'
1147%
23'%
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Gimbel
;5
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26
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4,400
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291/4 Oct
96
353/4
114%
102%
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26% July 15
Jan
58%
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841/2
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8
55
16%
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58
96
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19y2
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100
171/2 Jan
25
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com—„30c
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preferred
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6
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8 Ya V
105
9
10
'833/4
;
15 Va
common
conv
Georgia-Pacific
.
21%
2.50
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preference
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104Y4 July 5
567'h Sep 11
y
28%
preference.—
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21
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5
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&
8i/2
107',
2,600
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21
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16
27
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1
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233/4 Jun
13Ya
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2.50
;
10
53
Mar
5
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163/8 july
6
8 3/a Jun 22
6
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23
13
5%
Corp—
preferred
preferred
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277% May
103'% July 18
38 Ya Apr
3
23
43% Mar
52
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>
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99 % Oct
,
863%
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Industries
Telephone
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Dec
Nov
Utilities
Signal
Steel
General
28
42 3% Feb
85Va
39%
Co
Refractories
28
9% M'ar 19
!
preferred
conv
22 Va Mar 28
22
DAY
ELECTION
1147/a
General Public Service,.
34% Feb
16% Jun
31% Jan
30 Va Jun
87
10c
39% May
3
106 3/4 Apr
86%
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23
100
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2
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91
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2
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213/4
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26 Ya
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$3.75
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25%
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19
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STOCK
5
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58Ya
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35%
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25
58
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36
874
16 Va
1674
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16
16 Va
39%
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22
5
105 Ya
9
22%
Cement
Precision
Jun
35%
87/b
107%
87/a
33 %
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General
Oct
-
9
21%
General
16
16%
87/b
106 Ya
8%
109
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Aug 23
43% May 31
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1
23%
,
8%
108
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83/4
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2
24
15,600
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3
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757%
115%
Jan
May 29
25i% July 26
'181/2 Oct 24
75%
115%
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26
75%
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preferred
27% Aug 20
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76 y4
87 Ya
1
1
75i/4
84%
9
18
76 Va
1%
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9
33 Ya
3
;
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33
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common
25
37 Va Mar 22
34
1
24
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33 Va
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,
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1
26% Jun
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33
58%
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15
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33 34
94
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100
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100%
30%
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94
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90%
4.400
1874
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28
11%
58
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21% Jan
21
88 y2 Dec
29
22 Va Sep
113
20
106 y2 May 29
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7
85% Oct
11
3
25
44% Jun
29% Feb
6
71% Mar
2
57%
„
27
23 Va Jun
4Yb
26Ya
18%
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lOo
Finance
Contract
47,800
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4%
28
No par
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58 Va
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58 %
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com
57 Ya
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31
5
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preferred--—_—
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58 Va
11 Ya
common-
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36%
37
18%
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Co
General
60 % Oct
15
474
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of
preferred.
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9% Jan 24
18% Oct
20
—
Co
36%
37
3074
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Transportation
4% May 24
19
54% Jun
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preferred
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29% Jan
27
Amer
$4.50
31%
36%
36%
57 Va
com__1
General
83% Jan
46 % Mar 20
Jun
27
Investors
4
13% July 19
36%. Jan
2
6
Dec
General American
57%
l
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28
1
56%
com
10% Aug 23
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20y2 Jan
9
42% Mar 15
26
Oct
79% Jan
32
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voting pref
conv
81% Jun
31% July 25
67% Jan 28
6
11% Jan
'
1
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40 Va Jan
9
Feb
,99
28
7% Nov
70
15
36
_50
31 % Oct.
100% Nov
8
Jan
97
44% May 1.1
27
Oct
30%
36 Va
36 Va
30%
36%
37
Inc common.!
preferred
convertible
36%
36%
2
Wood Industries
36%
,36%
30 Ya
31%
36%
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4 y2 %
30%
40
Gardner-Denver Co—
6% Mar 28
2
3% Jan
10
27% Jan
21
39% Jun
40 Va Mar 20
21
36% Oct
common-—5
Preferred
Conv
21
31 y8 Mar 14
58
Skogmo, Inc
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Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 6
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
..
Friday
Nov. 1
the Week
Nov. 8
Shares
n
29
37% Aug 30
"i 36 % Mar 22
.59% Feb 14
May 29
25 % May 28
44% Oct
24
40% Sep
23
29
36% Nov
8
Oct
>
48
127% Jan4-2
108 :
7
Apr
30
39%
—12.50
Hackensack Water
-
29
27% Jan < 2
10
May 28
18% Jun 27
83
Jan
36
Hall
9% Sep'26
5
Halliburton
Co
15 % May 27
Hallicrafters Co_;
22% Feb
6
27% Apr
Hamilton Watch Co
Feb
4
108 % Aug
29% Jan
2
•
10
35%,
49
July
3
26V2 Jun
16% Oct
497/b
10'A
34% Jan
23
3
122
Aug
31
4
21% Feb
6
28% Oct
21
26 % Jan
3
38% Oct
24
Hanna
31% Jan
7
128% Apr
3
126
13
38 % Oct
-
2
20% July 11
39% Jun 25
39 % Jan
2
28
75% Jan
2
43% May
25% May 29
38% Feb
1
30% July 26
4
18% May
24% Jan
17% May 29
30
May 29
16
Oct
;,:42
22
•30% Jan
9% Jan
_
35
57% Oct
,
35% Jun
3
42
24
23 % May
2
9
7 % July 29
Feb
6
40 % Jan
16
44 % Jun
3
2
19% Jan
2
48% Oct
25
4
25% May
Jan
22
31% Jan
19
64% Jan
18
84
Dec
7
88
20% Oct
24
48
Jan
2
19%
Apr"
6
Apr
85% Feb
2
Mar
Chemical
Sep
20
12
H&nz
36
i!44% Jan
89%.Jun
10
27%
27%
<35%
35%
38
*130%
Inc——1
34%
*130Va
>34
132
34%
Co
132
34%
55%
54%
31%
31%
31%
5
23%
24 Vb
23%
24%
24
25%.
5
40%
40%
EXCHANGE
♦40%
40%
40%
41
19
19%
CLOSED
19%
19VB
7%
*7%
27% Jun
25
42%
*42
42%
100
44 %
44
45%
43
44%
23,700
21%
21%
21%
22
217/b
22%
21%
22 Vb
4,600
26
26%
25%
26%
26%
27
118
,45%
*87%
88%
:
1
21%
-26%
Jan
May 22
22
Helme
28
39 '/a Aug
27
34% July 23
13 % Feb
55% July 18
25
43 % Jan
20
115
Mar
1
118;
Jan
3
59
Aug
2
69
30% Oct
40% Mar 27
May 29
37
28
16
Hercules
Mar 11
Jan
Apr
5%
11
$2
4
Powder
class
conv
2
41% Feb
12
54% Jun
15% May 24
21 % July 10
12% Oct
30
16% Jan
2
Heublein
Oct
23
29
Feb
19% Jan
3
17% May
3
22% May 16
24% Feb
1
15% Jun
21
>37
Jan
18 Va Apr
9
27% Jan
14
25 % Apr
17
55 >
33% Feb
2
Dec
19
"8%
26% Jun
14
~3%
20
July
42
Dec
25
87% Jun
High
25
Hilton
10% Jan
4
~1
30
25
2
9
30
Jan
25% Oct
31
July 18
..43% Jan
60
25
'.41% Jan
94 % Dec
11
6
~2%
Jun
Inns
Holly
Holt
2
99
May
106% May
18
24% Aug
16
Jan
93
3
2% July 31
3% Feb
Oct
24
Jan
12
22
17% Jan
5
15 % Jun
21
16% Jun
25
23% Mar
1
18% Jan
2
29% Oct
May 17
40% Jan
2
46
9
Hotel
61% Aug 20
5
17
15
May 31
37% July 18
32% Jun 14
41
57% Mar 20
45% Jan
75
Aug
6
82% May 17
80
Aug 13
83
Jan
10
4
87
Oct
28
95
89 % Jun
97 % Dec
90
Jan
32%
Oct~24
9
45% Aug 27
July
2
13
Jan
1
8
9% Oct
May
2
4
9% Jan
2
17% Feb
.8
10% Nov
4
56% Apr
9
4 eta
Jan
2
68% Jan
2
26% Nov
6
101% Mar
6
9rf% Jan
10
28
98% Feb
48
May
20
5
Oct~24
Jun
96% July
28
6
5% May 29
37
Jan
18
13% Oct
26
101
'
Feb
6% Aug
9% Mar 26
5%
103
5%
4
9% Oct
15
Jun
21
Dec
14
40% Jan
8
45
Jun
13
14% Oct
31
18
Apr,
5
42
;
43
40%
42%
41%
43%
42 Vb
43
52,400
16%
16
16%;
15%
16%
15
15%
25,400.
6%
6%
6 Vb
6%
6%
6%
9,700
19%
19%
19%
19%
4'A,
4%
4%
4%
4%
19%
4%
16,600
5
11,900
;—
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36%
37
18% Sep
32% July 31
29% Jan
27
Jan
31 Vb
Jun~25
Mar 18
21
46% Feb
28
May 29
41
42% Jan 16
44% July 16
48r
2
57% Jun
34% Mar
6
42
Sep
8
48
Feb
15
47
95
Aug
2%
50
May 25
48 % Nov
5
47
May 29
46 % Oct
31
13 % Oct
May 29
Aug 12
May 21
29%
Feb
7'A Feb
5% July
19
Jan
5
65
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2
155
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19
155
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28
26
48% Jan
39 % Jan
22
98
26
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14
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29 r. Mar 16
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29 %
45
45
45
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87
87%
98 Va
2
40'A Jan
3
83% Jan
Oct
57
:
16
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85% Mar
6
25
85% Jan
3
Jun
4
18% Dec
22% Oct
24
81
Jan
9
52
Jun
9
.
7
•
56% Aug
42%
42%
10,300
52%
52%
3,800
12%
*12%
12%
300
10'A
10%
10'A
10Va
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
*53%
54%
53%
54 Va
53%
54%
54
54
6,100
1,000
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95
Jan
2
26
Oct
25
Nov
1
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&
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26%
5
com_
102
8%
8
50
5
series A
Cement
*43 VB
14%
33%
Power
23%
52%
Dec
17
10
Dec
18
99
RR
Co
Co
preferred-
50
5"
Indian
Head
Mills Inc
Indiana
18
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
29
9
General
Industria
11
Inland
Corp
11V4 Jan
-
30
1
Int'l
7%
Int'l
4%
Steel
Co
Iron
Sep
Aug
2
100
11
Jan
r
Business
Harvester
Machines
Minerals
Chemical
&
$4
r
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29
Paper
22
29% Feb
7
International
Resistance
98
Jan
3
71
Mar
4
86
Jun
11
29
Feb
27
24
Aug
1
28 >A Apr
23
41'A Apr
24
34
July 24
51% Aug 23
5%
International
38 %
Sep
16
2
92
Jun
18
115% Jan
12
99 % Jan
3
109
Aug 30
4%
conv
Nov
T
106 »A
Sep
4%
conv
104
Oct
7%
28
% Jan
2
50% Oct
28
27% Jun
24
Interstate
Motor
25% Jan
3
21% Oct
237/a Jan
16
17% May 29
2
Interstate
Power
21
52% Apr
50% Dec
12
49
20
49% Jan V 3.'
2
131
D_
Interstate Dept Stores
1
Freight System
Gas
&
&
Electric
Island Creek Coal common
26
9% Oct
22
16% Jan
10
10
Jan
13% May
6
Jaeger Machine Co
11% Jun
25
24% Feb
21
12
Sep
5
19'A Feb
1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
July 9
43% Sep 28
84
July 16
38% Sep 24
87 Va Jun
14
84% Jan
7
90
75'a Jan
2
49% Oct
29
88 Va Jun
13
86'A Jan
7
,7
42
Jan
73% Jan
82
59% Feb
2
1
May 15
For
23
112 "
footnotes,
Feb
7
see page 23.
preferred
Jewel
2
51% Jun
6
Johns-Manville
2
124% Oct
16
3%%
Johnson
Co
*86%
7%
7%
7%
63%
62%
<63%
Inc
common
Johnson-
62%
13%
13%
14
33%
33%
33%
99%
28%
110
6
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6%
6
52
27%
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6%
22%
23%
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79
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27
27
27 VB
27
36%
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42
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109
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7
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2,400
360
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24
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27
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1,700
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7,700
18,300
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108
102
101 %
102
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100
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8 Vb
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13%
100
300
19,700
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9,600
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42
50%
45,500
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102%
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2,690
670
21%
21%
21%
21%
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44%
44
44%
48'A
48%
48%
48%
48%
49%
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26 %
22
21%
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22
22
5,900
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26%
26
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54 %
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131
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54
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54
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53
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59 Vb
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63
2,400
33,300
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26%
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-
preferred
&
,
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Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Tea
86%
7%
21 %
1
10
50c
1
—
Breaker
61% Aug 29
89% Jun 20
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61% Oct
$6
I-T-E-Circuit
Co
Light Co—
24
23
86%.
7
26 Va
^
Light & Power Co—2.50
Jan
July
1
3.50
Co
12% Jun
17% Apr
85%
62%
21%
44 lA
49%
series
50% Jan
2
62%
7%
10
25
166%
63%
52
21%
44'A
48%
pfd
3
16
166%
63%
62%
6%
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
$2 convertible preferred
25
6
Jun
19% Jan
59%
60
4,200
100%
487
166%
49%
52
36%
484
63%
102 %
25% Jun
485
60%
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100
B
>480
166'A
102Vt
29
Apr
13% Jan
483%
-
101JA
Aug 14
121
24%
49
Oct
Power
*99%
25%
50%
44
Elec
100%
24%
<:
49%
20
Iowa
*99%
24%
37 Va
50 % Mar
Iowa-Illinois
99%
*39%
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
Iowa
12,000
62
102%
58% May 21
30% Nov
8
18,600
35
*108
101 %
101%
31% May 28
55% Apr
3
42 Vb
34%
36%
25
pfd series C
conv
41%
34%
36%
85%
100
100
4%
42%
34%
42
common—_—1
pfd series
1,000
6,600
162%
36%
Tel & Tel com_No par
Silver
preferred
International
27
5%
76%
74%
*156
34%
59%
52
*78%
4,600
37
166 V*
110
No par
Shoe
5%
5,600
8,400
-
35%
477
137/b
34%
99%
28'A
No par
Co
5%
76%
162%
16%
24%
7%
International Salt
41% Jan
May
6%
52
16%
99'A
64%
64
International
2
2 8'A
110
100
Corp
10
50
.
34%
■
23%
4
10
2.50
.No par
75%
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43 Vb
42 Vb
437/8
87
63
13%
33%
9.9%
38
,
5%
77%>
162%
16 Vb
"
35%
23%
39% May
5,
76
*157
36
,y
5%
"< 57/b
78
162'%
15%
200
31%
10c
58% Jan
7
26%
31%
7'A
May 28
6
26%
31%
7Vb
37% Mar 13
53% Sep
26%
31%
1
33
39% Jun
26%
31%
63
1
preferred
15%
27 Va
7%
<A
>
common
20 Vb Apr
8
100
51%
15%
*65
1%
preferred
Mar 26
'•
5
Int'l Pipe & Ceramics Corp com.
1
5%
convertible preferred
100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
No par
36
2
21,200
,
49
*51%
31
*99V4 101
247/b
24%
x482'A 491%
60% 61
157
167'A
63 %
65
1
No par
Limited
*47 Va
52
26%
35
100
Packers
49%
*51%
15%
34%
transactions—
International
*47%
52
32'A
5%
43'A
.<
com—5
preferred
48%
52
28
*157
100
Rectifier
Jan
<
No par
common
preferred
International
20
35 % Jun 25
114'A July 15
Corp
48
32 Vb
,5%
77 V2
/
No par
International Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada
20% Mar 14
36'A
A
4,000
50%
27 V2
'
loo
International
21'A Mar
"
par
No par
common
25
33
45
15%
,_1
28
124% Aug 30
-
Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
preferred
Aug 20
47%
-
1 '
29
10% Jan
1
36%
45
'
49%
64% Jan
17% Nov
50%
36%
10,100
47%
3
118
50%
36%
45%
36%
45%
*48%
:68>A Feb
3
49%
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36%
*46%
4
Jan
36
*45
,
48%
1
27% July 24
50%
X50 Vb
51%
47%
29
July 19
4,700
13,100
%
48%
10
May 29
53
*46%
678 Oct
Jun
34%
24
52%
47%
48 V8 Oct
38
34%
23%
49%
4
40
52%
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18
2
34%
23%
>46%
87 % Sep
30
33%
47 %
18
100% Sep
I
51%
49%
16
101
,
'
37 Vb
45%
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24
23%
50%
34%
23%
X0OV3
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7
May 29
3,600
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Jan
'
100
14%
*46%
17
•
43%
14%
50
Dec
25
51
'
50
Dec
26
*43%
50
18% Jan
Oct
43%
14%
8%
preferred
63 Vb May 20 ~
■
160
'130
23.800
8%
preferred
12
21% Oct
14%
<
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8%
preferred™
55
62
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29,300
101'
4.42%
28
25
14%
28
102
4.20%
Jan
5 %'
43 Vb
14%
27%
101%
*100
100
8
33%
36%
A
50
29
18 Vb Jun
'
^_No par
common—No par
preferred-
Jun
7% May 29
'
5
No par
Industries-
4.08%
20
26% Feb
98
104
28 Vb
102%
47%
52'A
175
a
30 % Dec
99%
43 Va
ELECTION DAY
27 Vb
*102
4.70%
101
2
105
8
CLOSED *:•.<
34
23%
52 Vb
102
8
,
102
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43%
14%
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Co
Central
28 Vb
STOCK
EXCHANGE
'■ 101
*100
5
preferred
26%
27%
*100
100
_100
—1
;
common
43A Jun
26
-
transactions-
preferred series A
preferred series B
Foreign
101
98%
52%
Illinois
31
13% Nov
98%
42%
Illinois
65% Oct
26 1/B Jan
90
*96%
51%
9
17
5
'
*88
98%
.42%
25
Jan
38 VB Mar 16
*88
*12%
Central
40% Aug 28
15
22
360
440
90
,*96%
12 %
2
49% Jan
157 Vb Jan
3,600
83
52%
International
1
59%
82
43
28
8
Feb
59%
82%
12%
501% Oct
57% Mar
59%
12 %
2
159 % Mar
500
59'A
200
7,200
12 %
Interlake
2
45'A
1
il
15
24
28%-
45%
Corp
29
Jan
16
28%
45%
51%
384 % Jan;
578% Jan2
16
28%
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89
*96%
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42%
Oct
% Oct
37
v
2,600
52%
&
26% Apr
5
43
Jun
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2%
16%
; 83
88
.
2%
28%
59%
82%
2%
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16%
59'A
82%
*96%
2
Mar
145
34
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Inspiration Consolidated Copper—10
Interchemical Corp common
5
4% %
preferred
100
96
2%
2%
45
,
50
42%
Illinois
38% May 23
.
■
2,200
4.26%
46% Sep
31
Sep 30
4
>30% Feb
"23% Jan
20
21
25
159
1
Mar
36
2
May 29
105
21
16 Va
100
100
81% Oct
5
87
5
96
105
29%
100
36% Jan
,33% Sep
6V4 Jan
25
26
90% July 24
20 Vb Oct 24
300
24>
*95
21
30
Jan
17'A Sep,
8
43 Va Mar 30
95
105
21
50% Mar 20
9
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
95
2%
common_No par
II,300
105
28%
<'
9,000
4,600
36%
49 Va Feb
7
44% Feb
25
2%
'
47%
36%
53
15
31% Jun
20%
.
46%
36%
,
21Vb
95
*105
*16 Vb
50
48
I,8*0
25%
35%
3
preferred
55
25%
105%
*94%
;
21%
21%
53%
25%
47%
47 Va
36%
46%
36%
55
25%
-
49 % Jun
Aug 29
50 u,
Jan
Ideal
21
Nov
52 V4 May 16
5 Va
.
18,700
53%
55
25%'
.
25
common
Idaho Power Co
10
45
9
Nov
59% July
39% Jan
2
30
Apr
46% May
5
48'/a July
3
45 Va July 19
50 Va Sep
25%
_1
preferred—
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
36% May 23
26% May 24
45% Apr
151
-
105%
*105
I
23% May 29
'
53%
47%
*94%
No par
4Vb
27
36%
Co__—2.50
,
,
56
47%
12.50
5
19 Vb'
"
.
4%
55 Vb
common
'
20
26
i
_10
Inc.—-1
—
Corp
19%
6%
6%
9,600
52%
Foods
5%
2,300
42%
Hupp Corp
14
21% Feb
5,200
22%
1
Sound
Hunt
19%
Power__No par
Howe
7
22,100
14
19%
16 Va
-
Co
14
36% Jun
44%
13%
19%
41 VB"
Lighting
Stores
103% Aug 21
43%
13%
19%.
21
Finance
Foreign
28 %
95
45%
13%
19%
,20%
preferred
Hudson
44%
137/b
20%
convertible
Howard
6
46%
19%
&
Johnson
55 % May
4,900
19%
Corp
n% Aug 22
>
32%
19%
_\
'
43% May 29
32-
19%
convertible
Houston
20
32
19 Va
Co
Howard
Jun
31%
.
,_1
preferred—.
4.40%
preferred
23
20
62
22%
4%
9
Sep
55% Oct
6
39% Jan
100
18,500
117
*60
22%
Corp of America common
3%%
37 Va
36%
*115%
62
22
Mining
Household
Mar 26
37%
117
400
9,800
22%
preferred
$2.25
6
19
*60
39
39%
< 9%
9%
22%
Houdaille Industries Inc
92% Mar 21
2
July 18
42
88
May
13%
39
*39
9%
22%
Ball & Bearing
5%
45%
*115%
;
22%
'
31
367/b
/
63 Va
31%
39%
39%
9
37%
117
31 Va
32%
39%
*39
5
:
$5 div 2nd pfd series C—__No par
Hoover
39%
39 Va
9%
19%
Chemical
$'4.25
9
14% Jun
Sugar
of
Rinehart
Homestake
9
101% Jan
1
15,100
14
Corp
Furnace
Hooker
13%
36%
"
Electronics
Holland
20% Oct
104
Mar 22
93
Hotels
Holiday
53% Aug
8
39% July 12
2
32 % May
3
8,100
4,700
13%
*60
>.
'
Engineering
Voltage
Hoffman
14
26%
13%
47
Co.
34% Jun
2
2
20%
26 ''
21%
26%
13%
19%
Inc.
30
Sep
21%
26%
13%
13%
Corp—
Inc
6% Sep 30
58% Oct 25
•
36% Mar
28
Jun
25
28% Jan
"6
40 % Jan
6
26
Feb
Sep
8
16
"3% Jan
l3
17% Jan
Oct
18% Oct
15
24
21%
26%
.46%
Chemical
&
Hewitt-Robins
15% Nov
■
Jun
7% Oct
22
.21%
Corp—1
2.50
Corp
50c
America—_—.1.50
Hewlett-Packard
2,
88%
50c
Co
Oil
*87%
*115%
63%
31%
88%
8%
37 Va
No par
Corp
*87%
*39,
115%
preferred_No par
4,700
7,300
88 Va
1
65% Jan
24
14
36%
18%
44%
39 %
'
9%
*60
18%
44%
1
23
Hess
39%
115%
18%
44%
13 Vb
'
'
39 Va
100
A
24
Hertz
*38%
9%
18%
44%
21%
*39
25
18%
26%
13%
10c
1 1/24
;
common..
Hershey Chocolate
7
preferred
preferred—
14% Oct
16
'
,■
<
13%
___10
common
Payne
10% Oct
32% Oct
<
44%
*87%
.
27
37% Jan
.<6,500
18%
;
,22
No par
—25c
&
,
44%
19
18%
Heller
Dec
82v
ELECTION DAY
27%
44%
Helene Curtis Industries
(GW)
1,000
42
Heli-Coil
non-cumulative
1.200
5,700
44
24
7%
7%
42
26%
.
.19%
73/a
42%
100
Corp—.
19%
7% '
16,300
>
45%
5
(WE) & Co_
*42
19%,
9,600
24%
40%
45
187/a Jan
Mar~21
50
110% Aug 10
7%"
24%
40%
*42
No par
8.33%
common
19
V
'
35% July 12
Helmerich
2,800
55
32
preferred
28
2,600
55%
32 <
55%
31%
30% Jan
41 Va
34%
55%
7%
10,000
34
56
7%
11,600
34%
32%
1
-1
50
40c
—5
20,600
132
34
55%
;
27%'-
36%
.
*130%
31%
?STOCK
2,300
38%
—_1
6
8
Sep
/.
132
27%
__1.25
16
*
*130%
1
•'
300
36%
35%
38
30
<8%
36%
38 Va
Oct
-35
36%
35%
Oct
14
36
27 Va
20
8
36%
35%
-713.% Nov
17
39 % May
July 13
35%
27%
t26
10% May 29
31% Oct 31
9%
99
x37Va
;
600
23%
*95%
38%
Industries Inc_
3.65%
9%
*23%
99
36%
Hazeltine Corp__—
50% Sep
(HJ)
9%
23%
27%
Marx
25% Feb
Hayes
9%
23%
*95%
37%
Co
&
1
32
39
15,000
10%
99
35%
Corp
Corporation
2
19
18% Aug
4
Oct
22,300
27'A
World
&
3
It
24% July 22
15 % Jun
34
2,400
52%
24
36%
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Hat Corp of America common
::.r5%
preferred,..
Haveg Industries Inc
Hawaiian Telephone Co
11
36%
100
Schaffncr
Hart
39%
36
51%
1
2.50
Refrac
Brace
Harshaw
7
39%
35%
51%
com—7.50
Co
Harris-Intertype
29
Mar 29
,
35%
Harcourt
Harsco
41% Oct
.
36 %
preferred
6
21% Nov
Oct
13
6%
21
;25% Nov
9
(MA)
Harbison-Walker
May lo
17% Jan
4
6% May 29
38% Jun 27
2
11
32% Mar 20
21
Dec
Jan
Hammermill
31
132 % July 15
22
Jan
Oct
39%
10
99
2.50
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
37
V.
24
23%
*96
50
<-*95%
10%
23%
1
convertible preferred _1_—100
4%
34% Jan 15
,48% Mar 13
24
Oct
26
23
36% Jan
26
21% Oct
93
*39%
35%
36
49%
-
Jan 4 3
39%
36
48%
_1
common
39%
39%
*35%
5
(WF) Printing Co
54% Aug 30
-5
48%
'
106%
11%
90%
48%
110%
,
11%
*89
48
105%
11%
90%
48%
107%,
*89
47%
105
48'A
107%
7,000
'
47%
105
48%
107
'
10
16,100
10,300
The
18
(1854)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, November 11, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year1962
29% Jan
38% Oct
18
13 % Dec
14% Oct
17
5%
13% Jan
I5att Oct
23
19% Jan
293/4 Sep
6
Joy Manufacturing Co
42 V. Jun
5
Kaiser Alum
4
4
17% Jan
40 % Jan
26
18
Jones
J-t
Tuesday
& Laughlin Steel common_l0
preferred series A
100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
1
Wednesday
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
50c
Oct
65
47 % Jan
100% Jan
19
Monday
Par
Jonathan Logan Inc_
105% Apr
2
102% Mar 26
22
98 % Jun
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
24
21 % Jun
15% Mar
2
.73% Jan
May 29
NEW
1963
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Law est
15
Range Since Jan. 1,
17%
18%
x62 %
61%
105
*14%
Friday
Nov. 7
18%
105 %
62%
17%
63%
Shares
*105
18%
21,600
63 %
63
105%
*105
the Week
Nov. 8
18%
18 %
623/4
105%
63%
105
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 6
20,200
106
210
143%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
26
25 %
26
33%
33%
1
Corp
33Vio
preferred
100
'*91:,8
-
500
9,700
k
*
25
84
Jun
37
Jan
Jun
7
101
Jan
10
78
112
:83
Apr
Aug
6
26
101% Nov
89
.
Jan
8
94% Dec
81
Jan
26
95% Oct
V*
Nov
12
41% Nov
23
17%
43/4%
(ser of 1957)
31
4%%
(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
5
Kansas
City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
43% Sep '
5
12
95% Jan
Mar
2
102
26
100% Ayr
•
1
25
38 % Jan
'
4
483/4 Jun
15
20/
Nov
27
19% Jan
8
213/4 Mar 25
28% Oct
12
27% Jan
2
35% Sep
11
36% Jun
Jan
2
53% Feb
26
Kansas
27
13%
Oct
24
26%
Jun
25
'
50% May
■
48
7
26 % Jan
42% Sep
5
% Jan
2
79% May
2
Kennecott
7
jl
tfuil
2
Jan
3
59% Oct
22
86
60% Oct
24
66
5
91% Mar
>5
Jun
25
46
% Feb
19
25
41
Jan
23
45%
Oct
25
79 % Jan
3
23
May 28
34% Dec
21
o
34-
28
20
27
80% Aug
2
21% Oct 24
20
Oct
22
Feb
11
88
110
200
/
41%
41%
41%
413i
41%
41%
'*83%
84%
*83%
84%
*82%
84%
95%
*94%
95%
*941/2
95%
*93%
95%
*101%
102%,
*lui.7d
lu^y4
*101'/8
95%
*93%
41 %
*93 %
95%
*S9
42 34
20%
32%
51%
1
22%
20%
•
22%.:
41 %
40%
75%
76%
65%
10
100
Sep 20
23% Oct
9
16% May 31
Kimberly-Clark
16
43% Apr
Oct
28
Oct
4
Koppers
4%
14
40% Oct
91
2
29 %
16% Jan
2
Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.
Inc
preferred
(E J)
Kress
(S
24
27% Oct
7
Oct
24
18
4
25
30% Jan
2
13% Jan 22
23% Jan ' 2
17%
Jun
31% Aug 26
f.
Inc
Kroger Co
24% Oct
26
39% Jan
4
27% Jan
34% Sep
K
16
common
H)
Kroehler
V
42 %
3.COO
20%
21
20%
500
32
31%
31%
32%
7.300
52
51%
31%
51%
51%
51%
2.70O
223/4
23%
24
V 41%
23%
23%
41%
41%
42
42%
40%
41%
40%
40%
40%
40%:
8,800
40.,
"/
40%
40%
40%
39%
40
2,500
75%
74%
75%
75%
76%
65
64%
22%
41
,
■'-7///!
/
65%
65
37%
V
37%
64%
37%
38%'
■■//>" / ! '"
/
*20
383/4
*38%
31.400
5.000
17,500
65%
8,100
38%
38%
38%
23,800
383/4
38%
38%
1.200
%
69%
67%
691/4
69
69%
69%
69%
8.100
42%
41 %
42
41%
41%
42
42%
1,600
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/4
22%
22%
6,000
13 %
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
400
41%
41%
41%
413/8
41%
413/4
41%
41%
4.500
69
Co
89 %
;
,
Paper Co
89
89%
89
88%
89
88%
200
36%
373/a
36%
37%
36%
37%
49,200
26,
26 V2
26
26
25%
26
24
23%
23'A
23%
23%
223/4
23%
17%
17V4
173/4
17%
17%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
x29%
30%
30
30%
1
& Co__
Mfg
Sutherland
P
95%
100
'42%
37%
38 %
10
_10
5
1
5
Kresge (S S) Co
11
Nov"
42 %
Transactions
Co
Korvette
42%
741/4
•
.•//■/y
38
39%
41%
*99%
21
*20
66%
37 %
2
2
////■ •//-
>41
x38%
j
102 %
,
*93%
*513/4
41%
8
;
*101
95%
100
4,500
31%
ELECTION DAY
41%
40%
42%
1021/4
*99
100
41%
52
1
5
.1
1
100 g
72%
8
*99
32 %
No par
_2.o0
Co
*93%
CLOSED
43%
1
Land
STOCK
EXCHANGE
100
—-1
13% Oct
Mar 12
*105
Oil Industries
20
25% Mar 12
107
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
21% Jqn
8
X107
Kerr-McGee
.50
84% Jan 10
Mar 22
'25
26
Apr
36% Jan
57
107
10
2
39% Mar
44% Mar 14
*104
16
Foreign
33% Jun
107
22
3
Jan
12
Mar 16
*104 1
78 3/4 Jan
2
R
1,000
40% Sep
Sep
.Jan
'\2 4
112
42% Apr
52'/. Mar 13
-
*108
85
:
County
10O
112
41 %
Kelsey
Kern
500
X112
8.75
Copper
15.400
112
No par
"
1115% Jan
11% Dec
42"
33%
112
50c
2
30
j
Co
Jan
2
-
50%
33%
*94%
Hayes Co
Kendall Co—!
48
30% Jun
Kellogg
21
2
24% Sep•24
24
8
Jun
Nov
27
33
Jan
8
42% Nov
Sep
Jan
36
3
92
*50%
33%
*83%
&
64% Nov
v,
J-
40 % Jan
Jan
Power
*91
50%
_100
100
Electric Co
&
91%
*50
100
.
Light Co
Kayser-Roth Corp
24
16% Mar 18
14
Gas
X91%
50%
-100
i
preferred
preferred
Kansas
27
X32%
92
112
preferred;
_10G
Kansas City Southn Ind com No par
Non-cumulative preferred
25
Nov
33%
92
50%
112
4.35%
'23% Jun
33
92%
51
*50%
conV pfd--100
preferred
4.20%
-
Sep
ou
preferred—.-.*
4.50%
7
97% May
4%
;
10
97
3.80%
July 19
96% July 17
86
24
Feb
Jan
110'-
993/4 May 10
22
36
Jan
93
27
•
preierreu^—
371% Miiy 28
26
01
convertible
113% Aug 22
28
3
,
94% Dec
4%%
43/4V«
52% Aug
4
102 % Feb
Chem
&
7
100% July 19
Mar 25
104% Jan
May 21
95% Jan
!**
2
.■
50 ~
May 16
111 V
July 31
4
86
Jan-
90
20
6
50% Dec
3
103
1
'
26
47
Sep
'32% Mar
Mar 15
99
May 29
26%
26%
24
17%
28 3a
30%
31%
.
,
88%
5,600
2.500
17"%
17%
4,200
28%
28%
12,100
30
'
30%
1,700
*
L
10
Oct
24
40% Jan
31 % Jan
12
20% Oct
25
36% Jan
10
I
13%
Jun
15
36% Jan
3
Oct
8% Nov
2
19% May 29
36% Aug 15
18
40% Mar
22
29 % Fab
13% Jun
26
21% Apr
13%
Jun
25
39
Jan
Sep
28
24
Feb
1
51% Apr
26
7
29% Oct
15
8
25% Aug 19
15/
9
18% Aug 14
2
Apr
15
11
Co
Lanvin-Parfums
Lear
Siegler
Rubber
8
Lee
44 %
Sep
4
series A
20% Jun
19
'21% Nov
3
Inc
l3/4 Feb
23
12
31
Jan
2
31% Oct
9
22%
May 29
43% Feb
8
28
Oct
7
39% Jan
22
Lehn
Oct
13
Feb
8
9% Jan
2
12% Sep
17
Leonard
62
Mar 19
50% July 24
56% Aug
15
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
17% Mar 12
12 % Mar 26
163/8 May
83% May
63% Oct
23
147
May 31
31% May 29
15
Jun
40
Oct
25
24
4% Oct 25
15% Oct
46
24
July
9
110 % Feb
66 % Jan
25% Jan
46% Jan
2
69% Dec
5
17% Oct
24
47% Feb
23
24% Feb
2
6
155% Jan
23
6
104
123
Jun
100% July
Aug
9
95
Dec
90
,Jan
3
96
May
36%
Oct~24
Mar 14
! 86% Oct 24
Jun
27
151
Lone
23% Jan
4
24 % Feb
15
7
143% Feb
14
17
34% Jun
12
Long
5%
series
Jan
7
94% Mar
107
8
'
96
July
96% Aug 16
99 % Oct 10
FJan
16
2
42% Jan
2
54% Apr
17
4
142% Jan
,3
153% Nov
7
May 29
40
Mar 20
32
50
May 29
64
Apr
593/4 Jan'
11
•
183/a July 12
7
39
Jun
4
2
Jan
85% Oct
17
4.35%
Lorillard
7%
Louisville
21%
9,000
34%
10,100
15%
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
li/4
1%
22
21%
21%
*21%
30
30%
29%
30%
31%
31%
30%
311/4
'
10%
53%
xl5 Vs.
8
93/. Jan
2
22
67% Jan
.4
39% Jan
2
49% Apr
15
Lukens
Jun
27
21% Feb
20
15% Jan
2
23
Oct
10
Lykes
21% Oct
25
40% Feb
20
24
Jan
2
30
Jan
17
MacAndrews
23% Jun
25
44% Mar 15
46% Apr
15
Mack
5
35 % Oct
46% Jan
15
44% Jun
Lowenstein
1%
1%
9,500
1%
8.900
22
21%
22
30
30%
30 %
30%
11,500
31%
31%
30%
31%
4.300
-
400
10%
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
2.800
53%
52%
53%
53%
53%
20,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 %
5.600
9,200
723/4
153
72%
73%
72%
73%
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153%
152 %
152%
170
36%
34%
35%
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35
34%
34%
30,100
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16
15%
16%
16%
16%
53
52
53
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53%
77,800
52%
17%
52%
15
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4%
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21,000
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15%
STOCK
79%
81%
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78%
80%
80%
82%
81%
82%
65.400
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35%
36
CLOSED
35%
36%
36%
37%
373/4
383/4
93,200
17%
20
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20 5
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23%
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25,400
144
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144
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144
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31
107
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107
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107
-
97
98
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11%
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12
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46
45%
46%
45%
46 %
15,500
153
153%
153%
153 %
153%
a
46 %
153%
153%
153
36%
36
36%
36
36%
36%
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82
82
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83
83
83 %
2.800
45 5
5
100
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s
23
10
100
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19,800
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35%
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Steel
36 3
(Ky).Nopar
8
81 %
50
410
1
12%
12 %
11%
12 3/a
12%
12%
12%
12%
3.33%
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44%
43
43%
42%
43%
423/4
43
20%
1'9%
201/8
193/4
20%
20%
20%
26
26%
2,000
37%
38%
16,400
& Sons Inc
Co...
10
Co
20
10
Steamship
Bros
1%
-72 i/a
Nashville.
&
14
5
16
19%
.1
Corp
Louisville Gas & El
30% Oct
13% Sep
15%
32%
16
152%
Corp
preferred
15%
19%
1%
B
(P)
15%
-100
34%
73%
Corp
Electronics
2,600
%
19%
*21%
Lighting Co com.
.5
preferred
100
series D preferred
100
series E preferred
100
4.25%
Loral
19
33%
>
2.50
pas Co common
con-v
preferred
4.84%
19%
xl5 %
Island
2
104
19%
19%
153 %
Inc..
Cement
1,200
19%
4.400
34%
15%
72%
Inc
Aircraft
Loew's Theatres
28
1
15% Feb
Lockheed
27%
19%
16%
152%
pfd
conv
Star
25
26%
33%
—5
—:
27
19%
50c
common.
Industries
Star
25 %
8% May 29
Litton
Lone
Jun
6
Apr
Co..
non-cum
23% May 24
44
1(10% Oct
137
33/4%
Feb
31
63% Feb
Belt
Lionel Corp
132% Jgn
29% Apr
Mar 20
88
Link
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22
13
27% Jan
25
73/s Mar 14
22
16.800
26%
44
-
35%
25
!__
Inc
9
26%
44
19a4
5
Ling-Temco-Vought
8%
27
46
26%
46
100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
27
8%
27
*44
271/4
*44
34%
5
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
,7%
preferred
:
,
33% Sep 23
15% Aug 13
17% Jan
2
6
15% Oct
18% May 29
6
27
27%
<
xl5%
3
—
2
57% Sep
2
193/4
1
Inc.
18% Feb
13% Aug 14
57% Mar
1
,
Refineries
3
47% Mar 29
4% Aug 13
2
Jan
29
Products.!
& Fink
Libby McNeil & Libby
159 % Apr
13% July, 10
54% Mar 29
19% Jan
2
150
2
57
2
/Jan
33:% Oct
6
155% May 11
45% Nov 26
19%
Industries com
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pfd series A
No par
Corp
.1
263/4 Jan
4.
19%
$1.50 conv
7
24
1934
Lehigh Valley
Lehman
35% Feb
25
27%
.
24
9% Oct
27%
_5
15
Oct
8%
27%
—5
23%
43% Oct
x27%.
1
___!
Tire
Corp
Lehigh Portland Cement
8%
9%
8%
9%
46
_1
:
Inc.:
&
9%
27
*44
-No par
Leesona
16
1
4
25
common
preferred
Lane Bryant
17
1
1 % Aug
21% Sep 23
% Mar 16
Gas
4.32%
Oct
21
for Electronics Inc
Laboratory
Laclede
Apr
13% Jan
3
22% D»c
35% May -.7
8
19 % NOV
8
1 % May 29
9
19% Jan
14
8
Nov
22 % Mar
15
15./
15% Jan
6
26 % NOV
44
8
*26 3
-
4,400
3,000
10,800
M
45% Jun
86
25
23
17% Oct 24
1% Oct 24
72
Jan
2
93
Jan 16
7% Oct
47% Feb
Dec
31
30% Jan
15
56
47%'
25
1 %
10% Mar 21
25
Jan
,Jun
34% Jun
24
July
32% Sep
6
24
48a8 Feb
7
25
56'% Mar 12
32% Feb 28
36% July 30
2
223/4 Jan
27
21% Aug
9
5% Jan
25
7
14
Mar
6
May 29
20% May 29
22 % May 29
45% Mar 14
21
43
1
26% Jan
2
243B Jan*1
2
56
Feb
29% Aug 29
28% Jan
-
36% Dec
27
42
58% Jan
Maracaibo
Oil
Oil
2
Maremont
Marine
Jun
25
3
38% Feb
July 26
Marquardt
5
Marshall
22% Jan
4
Martin-Marietta
46'/a Jun
13
14
61
Sep
,,70% Oct
13
87% Jun
4
$3.75
86 % Jun
10
May 27
May 18
83% May 17
82 % Jan
83
Feb
70% Jun
29
76
75
80
77% Feb
July*29
20
82
Jan
87
Apr
9
Sep
84
23% Jun^ 25
33
35% Feb
5
2
Jun
27
78% Jan
29% Jun
21
35
Dec
22
32% Jan
Jun
19% Oct
24
23
19
24
125
81 % Dec
27
104
102% Nov
23
150% Jan
Dec
18% Oct
35
19
23
Jun
21
28% Oct
26
18 %• Aug
15
Jun
26
3
20
>
2
Mattel
Jan
Mar
19
9
Jan
68% Sep
39
20% Apr
9% Sep
5
23% Jan
McCal!
28
17% Mar
4
30
89
7
4
$6
80
14
61% Nov
31% Apr
23
47
60 % Feb
6
40% Mav 16
Sep
23
12
2
26
19% Jun
32% Sep
23
4
16
Jan
22
18% Sep
40
Jan
3
18
22
34
34
30 %
30
30%
8 200
11
11%
10%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
9,800
34 %
34%
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341/4
34%
34%
34%
34%
2,700
36
363'B
36%
361/a
36
3638
36%
37 %
4.500
19%
19%
18%
193/s
19
19%
,19%
20%
131,100
40%
401/a
40%
40%
40%
40%
48%
493/4
48%
50%
49%
50
7.500
68%
68%
68%
68%
69
11,700
87%
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87%
86
86
20
86
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87
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87
50
78%
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78 %
87%
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87%
series
17%
17 %
'
37 %
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
May
14
McKesson
Feb
13
McLean
J9% Oct
22
55% Oct
17
McKee
McLouth
1.600
62%
62
62
62
62
62
62 %
37 %
36%
37%
36%
36 3/4
36%
37
1.600
32%
32%
313/4
32%
32%
32%
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32%
2,000
21%
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21%
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21%
22
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3
preferred
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22
50c
11%
11%
11%
100
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preferred
100
79
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preference B
100
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100
56
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22
11%
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79
90'
11%
75%
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&
Eng
Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
21%
400
11%
6,200
75%
320
80
80
80
80
80%
90
87
87
90-
90
20
56%
57%
57%
57%
56%
58
1,140
23%
24 3/a
23 as
24
23%
24%
23,800
52%
523/4
53
54
53%
56%
23.200
38%
39
38%
39%
39
39%
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29%
30%
29 7/s
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8.900
18%
18%
18%
18
18
41%
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41%
41%
41%
39
2934
30%
18
18
413/4
293/4
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600
1.500
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17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 3/4
16%
1.800
48%
49
47%
48%
46%
47%
47
47 %
17.300
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
3.000
2.50
51%
52
,50%
51%
50%
22
22
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22%
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Inc
Co..
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58
1
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11%
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1
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22
78
79%
9
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McNeil Mach
4.300
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30
3.200
62 %
transactions
(A
30
„
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Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No
12
page 23.
17%
No par
McGraw-Hill
18 % May
1
17%
24%
51%
29% Mar 29
17%
173/8
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2
23% Feb
17%
17
38%
3
1
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52%
2
July 25
86
23%
9% Jan
20
77%
86
1
10% Jan
21% Nov
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87 %
2.50
39% Jan
1
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77%
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9
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31
34
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see
33%
30%
Aircraft
46-% Jan
footnotes,
341/4
30
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McGraw-Edison
233/4 Jan
8
231/a
33%
McDonnell
30,% May 28
2.?% Mar 12
22%
34%
McDermott
24
51
22%
23
31 3 4
34 3
1
convertible
9% Oct
For
1959
convertible
22 3« Oct
34 % Feb
233a Jan
501
12,000
493%
preferred-—
Corp
21
2
,22
13,000
40%
Corp
McCrory
33% Feb
34% Jan,
22%
801
55
No par
common
conv
conv
26
54
2.206
8
No par
conv
Mar
543/4
8%
30%
22%
1
1
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3 % %
Apr
53%
18,600
,
22
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Inc
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Inc
McCord
26
71 % Sep
77 % Oct
Feb
54%
500
2,400
32,800
4
Co
Co
$1.50
Oct
53%
'
MCA
% Sep
33
8%
54%
*86
(J
8%
8%
21,700
1
Corp
preferred
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19% Mar
&
8
*8%-
8%
3%%
4%%
38 % Teb
53 3
1%
8%
87
5%%
25
8%
*86
19
29
24
preferred 1947 series.No par'
$3.40
preferred..
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No par
26
Jun
28
24
24
*86
73% Mar 13
lr'<
43%
28
24%
28%
24
87%
94
19% Oct
42%
28%
28
24
68%
Mays
8
26
43%
28%
44%
43%
28%
24
68
32% Jun
8% Oct
42 3/8
*24%
%
41%
28'%
-
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108
9
41
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7,200
.
30%
40%
5
7
49% Feb
30%
41%
par
26
40% Mar 15
30%
40%
preferred 1945 serles.No
26
22
30%
413/4
2
_l
Sep
523a Sep
Jan
303/4
40
.5
Corp
19
93
30%
42%
,67%
39% Oct
34% Jan
■T
30%
41%
Inc
19% Jun
48
19
27
Dec
30%
290
8%
._
When issued
Sep
25 % Jan
15% Nov
81 %
63
3
8%
100
5,800
2
8%
May Dept Stores common
29 % Jan
.
2
,
2
Field
Masonite
14% Jan
20
15
,
1%
*8%
$3.75
53
5
35% Feb
2
8%
Corp...
10
21
24
20%
1%
*8%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Feb
13% Oct
20%
51
1
40% May 23
18
May 2T
May 10
20%
20%
*49%
8%
....
19
77% Jan
77%
20%
21%
*
2%
No par
Corp
36 % Jan
84
20"%
20%
'
1
Corp
44% Aug
%
94
*94
51
2
Corp
Apr
73%
94
12.50
Co
Midland
32
2
727/a
94
94,
*49%
8%
Exploration
Marlin-Rockwell
93i Sep
46 % Mar 15
17
, May-28
25% May 29
6
73%
94
5
33% July 24
13
24
35% Sep
'
72%
94%
.1
Shirt
33% July 22
15% Feb 26
12
30 % Oct
35
4
72%
72%
94
1
Marathon
Mar
71%
72%
No par
Co
59% Aug 15
35
18% Jan
&
27
23
50
1
Feb
Jan
39%
50
8
.3%
7
20
28% Sep
;
Manning Maxwell & Moore
Sep
27
(P R)
38%
38%
51%
1
Magma Copper..
Magnavox Co_..
Mallory
26
38
26%
39%
100
preferred
Manhattan
21%
24
Inc..
25% May 14
9 % Oct
9
Aug 30
Oct
,
%
Fund
25%
25%
39
*50
Square Garden Corp com.l
convertible
33 % May 24
34
9% Jun
60c
45% Jun
24
4% Jun
Madison
Madison
16
2
Jun
36
8
16
26
;
Macy (R H) Co Inc common
4%% preferred series A
Jan
Jun
common
26%
5
50
Forbes
Inc
preferred
93/4 Jan
35% Jan
Mar 20
Feb
8
Trucks
5 %%
2% Jan
_
20% Oct
19
:May 27
96% Apr '2
8% July II
25
27'
;
73% Nov
91% Sep
19'3/4 Mar
3% Mar 27
24
52
&
^
No par
10
20%
20%
20
20
20%
50%
50 3
ft
50%
9,600
23
22%
23%
2.900
20%
20%
20%
1.900
Volume
Number 6315
198
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(1855)
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NEW YORK STOCK-EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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20
12
37% Aug
8
91
Jan
30
48% Ap-r
96
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47?i Nov
29
93% Jan
7
94
17
Jun
27
26% Feb
7
19% Oft
2.2
24% Oct
Highest.
81% Jan
19% Nov
6
2
90
Oct
28
Feb
84 '% Jan
88% Nov
5
88% Jan
28% Oct
25
29
37 ?8 May
27% Oct
17
Feb
28
31
2
27
,T8 '• ii Oct
28
90
Feb
1
101
May 17
4.35%
89
July, 2
3.85%
15
2b
10r,s Jun
25
16'/a Nov
23
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3
88% Jun
19
Jan
84% Sep
93% Jan
2
97
Nov
26
96% Jan
Jan
8
87
May 28
85% Sep
23
80
,
7
81
July
9
84% Oct
94
Jan
9
100% Aug
25
May 28
43
Oct
23
95% Jan
2
Jan
2
16% Oct
23
40% Fete
13% Oct
Hi
Apr
98% Apr
34% Jan
3
V 58 % Feb
14
49% Jan
2
Dec
5
70 % Feb
8
60% Jan
22
S
24'!4 Jan
2
102
24
26
133% Jan
2
98% Jan
2
79% Jan
24
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23
40;% Feb
9
36
Oct
24
22
25
51 Va Mar
26?4 Jun
22
42
5
18% Jun
4% Jan.
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Nov
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2
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'
7
3
Mar
25
25% Jan
2
7% May 29
11% Apr
l
3
19
65 % Oct
25
15
Jun
Oct
80
66
Aug
convertible
3%
I; %
Apr
29
29
5
Oct
22
10 % Nov
9'iJan
Jun
25
52% Jan
2
49
Jan
May 28
39% Dec
20
37
28
May 29
28?«
29%
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29%
30
36%
37%
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86
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100
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24
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Nov
4
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Nov
8
4.20%
29
8
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10,700
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62'%
104
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3,700
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16
16
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63
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22 %
21
21%
21 %
43? a
2.5C
.16
*15%
22
22%
132
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43%
43%
43%
53.
53
52 %
53
31 %
31 la
31%
31%
36%
36%
36-'«
37
5
22%
16,800
132'%
129
28,000
90%
90 3
16
64%
91
90%
80
4
1,100
16
16
64%
65%
39,900
22 %
22 %
22 %
12,300
44
43%
"
—5
10
104
22 3 a
22%
131
128
91 %
*103!2
300
43%
1,300
52%
53%
53
53 %
3.800
,31 %
31 %
31%
31'%
3.200
36%
36
36%
10.600
3%
3.000
36
3%
3%
A_No par
*64%
64%
64
64
64
64%
65
65'%
Co__6.25
29%
29%
28%
29%
28%
291/4
29
29»%
1
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 7 a
common._5
9%
*81%
82%
No par
26%
26%
26%'
25
*19%
20%
19%
19!
27il:i
Co
Inc
Tool
.'.
.'
71
Chemical
3%
9 7 is
71
.9%
3%
10
3%
3?8
9%
3%
9%
,10
*70%
,
72
*70%
72
*81%
,
82%
*81%
82 %
82
26-'it
27 %
27 7
27 7
2
*70%
a
20
*19
-
8.200
3.900
2.800
/
21,300
10
72
30
82
a
*19
40
•5,400
28%
200
20
28
28%
28%
29%
31 %
56%
56 %
55%
56 %
55%
55?a
32%
55%
34
—2
56' %
42,700
5
37%
38 %'
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
1
No par
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
37'/a
37%
37%
16
16
16
16 3
a
16? a
36 Va
36%
._No par
B
Co.—
Utilities
Co
Power Co_
Montana
12,300
38%
59
22%
RR
class
A
Montana-Dakota
104'%
38%
No par
1
Cement
Machine
Monsanto
*102%
,38%
91%
Paper
Service
class
104%
38 %
134%
preferred
preferred
RR
*102%
3*>%
22%
Light
RR
Industries
Monarch
104'%
38'.,
100
100
Portland
Apr
*10?%
CLOSED
No par
&
Missouri
EXCHANGE
*90%
Corp
Mar 29
Nov
24.700
99
99
131%
Development Co—
Pacific
Ofct
*85%
'
No par
Inc_'
Ontario
Missouri
s
;.v
12
'
f.
1C0
Mississippi River Fuel Corp..
60% Sep 20
% 42;,.Y Apr
5
,!■' 39% Sep
4
36% July 10
42% Mar 26
;
30%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
34
Nov Y 8
29%
15
21
17
31
Mission
Mission
30 % May 23
16
35
27',2
No par
3.90%
Enterprises
71
16
Nov
27'%
Mining & Mfg
b2
,
2
14
15
Jan
27%
preference-.
11% Jan
5
18
27 '/4
18
371
76% July 12
10
27%
Feb
27
5
22% Mar 20
13
73'4 Jun
8% July
27%
a
6.800
73'!, May 31
jl
o
69% May 11
75% May 28
Jitli
.
27%
4% Feb
44
7
%
0%
28% Nov
1
,
14'%
27%
100
—100
Power
2 % Oct
137a
a
1,200
Minnesota
30
117
14
Minerals
35% July 12
35 V4 Jun
12
13?
30%
40% Feb
/Jun
117 s
13%
29%
<fc
58:,4 Aug
12
13%
30 ?«
Minnesota
49
92'%
3,800
17,700
30 3 «
17
3
7
6
*89%
25
30%
24% Sep
8
1047a
30%
2
6
103%
92%
*891,4
92i%
100
87'%
x24%
31
18% Jan
29% Mar
*89 Va
87'.4
-
25%
103%
30%
4
44 % Mar
25 !«
103
12
—
Laboratories
Minn
7
92 %
88
*87 '.4
25 3 i,
104
2
Miles
Minnesota
31
87%
25
103
.
68'%
24
24
87%
26%
9,300
68
Oct
Dec
87%
106
150
3.900
19?«
68'%
731
45% Apr
47
Dec
19%
68
2
31 %
201/4
.
68%
17
21
*19%
...
68 %
Apr
28
19%
69
52 % Jan
Jun
May 29
19%
13%
Co.rp
7
Jun
19%
4.200
I
12%
preferred
Oil
19
20
19
20
69
1st
Sep
16% Sep
34
34
*19%
& Chemicals Philipp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
15
12
4
19%
103%
5%%
Midwest
14
14
19 Ve
12
—5
_
Corp
24% Jan
,
20%
13%
Inc
Utilities
South
17 Ve Dec
15
19%
46%
100
10
1
24% Sep
20%
*
60 7«
8
93
97'%
46 %
60%
Oct
142% Oct
*97
5
80 % Oct
2
96'%
3874
Midland-Ross
Apr
46%
96 !i>
104%
16
•»
46
97%
46%
•'
38%
Sep
3o
Shares
47
*96%
!
*102%
a
106
the Week
Nov. 8
_10
Middle
67'
*89%
12.50
preferred
preferred
4,45%
Aug 20
70 % Feb
May 29
14% Oct
•
preferred
preferred
3.80%
No par
1
Co
Edison
Metropolitan
10
25%
Inc
.,
2
84% Jan
23
12 %
89
2
13% Jan
Mar 19
25
24
77% Oct
Metromedia
87 %
104%
benef'cl lnt
of
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
May 31
103 % Oct
Mar 22
101
*1
87% May 22
24
10
,
10
6
39% Apr
70% Oct
41 % Jun
8
12
58 % Feb
_100
Sales for
Friday
Nov. 7
1
Machine
Mesta
19%
16%c
Inc_:
common
Trust—Units
Mesabi
Aug 19
Co
Inc
20%
%
PRICKS
Thursday
Nov. 6
47%
96%.
1.83 VSi
$3.50 preferred
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Jun
93
2
Stores
Co
&
x46%
1
preferred series B
Merck
Wednesday
Nov. 5
x96'%
No par
Mercantile
r.-'-
24
Cement
11
13% Apr
2614 Oct
55
4%
14
52% Jan
24
82% Jan
Jan
3
11 % Jan
2
Portland
Medusa
Tuesday
Nov. 4
100
series)
Melville Shoe Corp common
11% July 16
23
Aug 17
Monday
5
Corp common
preferred (1st
4%7«
28
3
13
14% Jan
Mead
4'
20"
27% Oct
2
9% May 2D
LOW AND HIGH SALE
109% Oct
20% Mar 11
77 % Jan
8r,a May 28
/
P»r
27% Jan
7
94% Mar 23
25
Jun
hv'
28
Jun
.
STOCK
26% May 20*
10
18 % May 28
60
'
r
EXCHANGE
;
32 '% Apr
25
m*
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. L, 1963
Year 1962
V
S»
.
STOCKS
Ranee for Previous
lowest
«i
rt
„»•>
.
& Chemical—
shs (5 shares or 5,000 lire)
7.200
2.800
3.300
Montecatini Mining
19% Oct
33% Mar 13
15
34
Oct
7
23 % Jan
32% J ah
2
41 '4
8% Jan
2
24% Oct
24
37 % Apr
11
8Vs Oct
23
17% Oct
23
12% Feb
36% Jan
22
May 29
17 Va Dec
4
10
48% Oct
29 '
89%
24
317
a
18
8
Apr
5
81% Oct
28
Jan
11
44
Sep
19
21% Jan
2
30
Jun
6
58
35
4
23
21
May 28
29% Mar 21
26% Aug
23
Nov
26% Sep
12
20
19
48 %
Jan;; 3
28% Jan
(John)
Wheel
Motor
Motorola
S
Sep
13
15
4
Feb
20
17% Feb
12
22:% Nov
8
Murphy
22
30% Jan
2
401a Sep
6
Murray
8% Dec
27
7
Natco
22
13'% Aug 22
62'% Mar 16
10'%,Mar
43 'a Jun
54% Jan
29
15%
15%
15%
15%
1.100
35? «
36
35 3 a
35?a
46,200
3,500
11
11 %
11%
11%
11%
26%
25%
26
25 ?a
26%
26%
26%
7,300
26
25%
26
26 y4
26 Vi.
26%
26 ?4
21,000
73 %
77
72%
75
73
74 3
73 %
76
40 34
41 %
41 '/'a,
413
41
41%
26
26 Va
25%
26 %
25%
26'%
39%
40%
39%
40
39%
40 ','4
'
11 Va
«
14,500
'
40%
40 7a
26 %
26 3 4
40%
40%
—5
^
1
1
_10
27!.,
27 %
27
27%
27 Va
28
27-%
27 3
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
2,000
20%
America
of
11%
26 Va
25%
10
Co
:
Corp.
Corp
15%
36
-1
1
34% Jan
1
300
15%
35%
I
•
No par
Supply
Co
Feb
25
*15%
16
5
—
Brass
11
*15 %
10
Corp.
Mu'nsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
Jam
14%, Nov
23'
No par:
—
L Industries Inc—.
Mueller
27'
Sep 24
.
Lines—— —5
& Co
Fuel
Mountain
M
31% Jan
7
Inc
-
•
3
Moore-McCormack
Morrell
May 16
26% Nov
Amer
Foreign transactions-.!'Montgomery Ward & Co
11
17
20 % May 29
2
12% Oct
July 30
16 % Jan
Mar. 26
32
24
23
M^r 14
41% Jan
May 29
18% Oct
28
Jun"
■
2
x20%
'
/
,
4
%
3,100
5,600
2,300
4
8.200
18 %
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
22 3
a
45,200
38 %
38 %
38%
39
38'%
38%
38%
38%
3,600
N
7% July 29
2
247% Dec
27
21% Jan
19% May 19
31'% Jan
12
25% Mar
5
31
45'% Apr
59% Nov
24
43Va Jan
7
Jan
4
11'% Jan
2
66% Oct
24
132% Jan
2
65
18% Oct
24
29% Feb
5
20 3% Jan
33
May 29
9?a May 29
18
18% May 29
23% Dec
25
72
Jan
4
20% Oct
24
23
83 % Jan
2
303a Apr
93'% Dec
Jun
5
47
54
22% May 29
5% Oct
24
33 % Oct
24
93 % Jan
5
Oct
24% Oct
26% Oct
24
50'% Apr
45?a Feb
24
227'a Jan
2
15% Jun
22
23'% Feb
16
5'2 May 28
10% Oct
6% Nov
13
11% Jan
6% Aug
18'% Jan
32
Oct
31
75
May 29
52
Jan
2
81'% Mar
Sep
May 21
Apr
18% Aug
6
70
19'/8Jan
9% Apr
30
13 % Jan
,
73% Feb
8
2
30
24
National Steel
11
18% May 31
6
/•
29
15
Nautec
Corp:
Neisner
Bros
i
2
Jun
39'% Mar 21
26
22
10% Jun
28
14
207/s Jan
43% Sep
2
15
12
Oct
Jan
4374 Dec
31
38
Jun
27
19'% Feb
26
10% Sep
15
43% Jan
31
10
76% Jun
27
86
37
May 29
May 28
May
53
2
33 y2 Jun
9
23
28
14
Alar 11
45% July
853% Feb
25
55'.8 Aug
14
48'/a Apr
74
Dec
26
4D
Jan
2
28
19
723% Jan
11
71
Jun
26
79
Feb
23
76'% Jan
3
79
Jan
2
85
Jan
18
22%
23
14
14 %
17%
17%
17%
77«
9%
common/No par
70%
70%
70'%
70
70
70
70
230
28%
29
28%
29
28%
29
7,600
51 %
51%
513«
51%
51 %
52
9,900
pfd_100
*86%
88 %
109%
4.5%
46%
29
29%
20%
20%
Air
3874
18
125
May 31
24
May 20
18
14% Jun
I8V4 F?b
30
46
Apr
25
207h Mar
15
Jan
2
16'% Jan
9
Nov
7% Apr
13 "a Jan
21
6
23'% July 31
4
66% Jan
2
4
26% Sep
16
72% Jan
2
Dec
28
4334 Jan
4
57% Aug
34% May 29
48
Va Apr
6
43
Jan
2
102
Jun
14
109
Mar
6
104'% Jan
Oct
11
113% Mar
7
107% Jan
29
Sep
26
114'% Mar
6
30 Va Oct
24
44% Jan
4
25 Va May 29
37% Mar 16
73% July 23
85% Jan 11
78
?4 Mar 23
93
Aug 26
58
11
107
15
107
Sep
26
39
Jan
11
33% Mar 29
76
Jan
2
May 11
91% Oct
11
91% Apr 24
93'% May 31
91% Jan
91% Oct
28
12
27
2
31?% Jan
35%.Jan 10
42% Mar
6
6" % Ogt 29
53% Nov
1
19% July 29
23
36
59% Jan
2
Aug
35
Oct, 28
2?% Oct
Jootnotes,
see
page 23.
2
29
Feb
18
45'%
78%
78 %
78 3
86
85 '/a
86
86
Northwest
Airlines
92
*90
92
*90
108
*107
108
108
104
103%
23
23%
26% Oct
NuTo'ne
Co.
Pharmacal
Inc"
610
23%
1,800
23%
23%
23%
6.600
10.500
112%
113'%
112%
113 Va
113 Va
113%
23 V*
*23 %
23 »4
*23%
23 %
*231%
23 3
14
14
♦14
14 V*
14 '4
14%
*14
14%
600
21%
21%
22
22%
8.000
20 3
4
•
v
20%
20-%
21%
100
4
48%
49%
49%
51%
67.800
23
23 %
22%
23%
11,700
9%
9%
9%
9%
21 ?h
♦21%
22 3a
21%
22 Va
21%
21 %
*77%
*77%
55'%
22
79
77%
78%
77%
77%
557a
55%
55 7
a
55%
56
51'%
50 %
51 Va
50%
51
51%
*107'%
com
46%
46%
5
34%
35 V4
78 Va
78%
*92
92:%
*91
93 %
*92
93
^_100
;_%>100
1
1
_10
310
*
109
108%
108%
108'%
110
110
110
108
109
20
62 ?4
24 Va
247's
51%
16,500
109
*108
110%
108%
109
108 7
a
109%
,109
70
210
320
46 ?8
46 Va
46? «
46%
46%
6.400
35'/4
35'e
35 VA
34 7
a
35 %
6.500
79
78
78
78%
78 Va
100
92%
*92
92%
92
92
93%
*91
93 %
*91
93
*92
92%
92
*93%
'
94
♦93%
94
21 %
,21%
2 2 Va
2178
22'/2
50,600
63 VA
63
63%
6.300
2,200
20%
♦93%
30
93%
92
94
10
V
63'%
62 34
52%
52 7
52 Va
52 Va
53
53 %
20
20
20
20
20%
20 Va
1,100
42
415 8
42%
4.000
62 %
.
s
*41%
41%
42
35%
42 %
1
108
51%
*92
53%
35%
80
7.100
*91
,
20
35'4
Va
55%
*92
64
42
*108
1.600
55%
*78
94
53
108 Va
2.700
...
35
20%
20
108
*109 %
79
46
,
'
*93 Va
62%c
10
Co
24
'240
231/4
-
23 Va
35%
35 3 8
353a
2378
24'%
23 ?4
24
■
Norwich
4
9%
Northwest Bancorporation
3Va
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co—5
Norton
"
104
23
370
250
108
104
?
92
108
10
:
Inc
86
*90
5
preferred
preferred-—
Northrop Corp
80
78 3 a
108:%
100
100
100
Gas Co
$4.16
a
85%
86
9,100
74
47%
50
No par
preferred
preferred
$4.11
Sep 20
44% Jan
3
16
78%
78
v
210
52%
23%
$4.08
23
74
8
9'%
9
14
74 3 4
46 %
95
21
52 3
*74 %
23%
9
25% Jan
51%
75'%
9%
3
95% Jun
52%
81 %
23%
-100
100
11
10
52 %
*80'/*
51%
47
preferred
preferred
29
Oct
80%
97'a
$4.lo
19
3,800
4.800
80%
23 3 a
100
92% Oct
ID/2
42
81 ?4
10
preferred
5.60%
11%
41 %
11%
42
46
preferred
20
25
Natural
5%%
5.8i%
a
11%
41%
—1
Indiana P S Co_
Northern
39'
11'%
41%
7
$3.60
31
39 %
*74%
:
.
4,700
1
Car Corp
Coal Corp
8'% May 29
96
Feb 19
33'/a Jan
17% Jun
50c
Corp
-Aviation
American
American
North American
States Power Co
9374 Dec
42% Dec
North
North
Pacific Ry
19
40'% Dec
4474 Dec
Norris-Thermador
,
Northern
19Vs May 29
39%
9,500
114 %
Northern
4
41,200
40 %
X113
5
20
22 Va
39 %
23%
17
Jun
21?a
24%
15
% Mar
21%
24
48% Aug
38% Jun
2034
22 3
110'% Jan
'
1.500
20:%
81%
:
-
108'% Oct
111 % May 20
29%
104?4
Northern
May 22
45
29
-22%
North American Sugar Ind
Northern Central Ry Co
19
29
104%
14
76
29
23 Va
10 "4
26 V4 May 21
80% Jun 21
>
29%
104%
29
Aug 30
29
23 Va
5
1
common—25
Adjustment preferred
25
6%
preferred
10
1.300
47
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk & Western Ry
9
6.300
89
46%
110
11%
'
■
92
*304
88
109%
47 %
109? a
41%
82
85 '/a
88%
109
47
Niagara Share Corp
18
15
30
25
100
*86 %
88
89%
89
47%
38%
•
22
*86%
89'%
20%
:
11'%
81 3 4
88
109%
46'%
/
42
100
'
88
-
109';.
•%,
39%
31%
preferred
72'/« Jan
May 29
19% Oct 23
48
88
42
4.85%
4
*86 %
89%
109%
:
2.100
51 Va
78 %
Jan
'2.400
29 "8
78%
Apr
6%
51%
'convertible
York
i
70
Mining Corp common„10
preferred
10o
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
61
6 %
28 7«
100
33'% Jan
3,800
1
preferred—
preferred
22
700
3,500
10%
2o
_100
—
3.60%
3.90%
105
10%
7,100
York Shipbuilding Corp
1
NY State Electric Gas com_No par
$3 75
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
23
7
,10' '4
4,100
75 %
31
*97/8
x
19%
:
53
Jan
10 %
14,100
19
75 %
29 % Jan
7%
191/4
30
23'% July 29
8
778
1.600
19 VB
52 %
25
14 3
18
7?8
1,700
30.700
193/8
97% May 31
3
14%
*17%
7%
1.900
'
19%
106% Jan
Jan
10%
14:%
18
14.200
30
19%
103% July 12
24
10
*
20%-Jan
7%
a
39%
108%
25
18
'
:
a
41 %
*91
110'% Dec
xl4 Va
14%
7%
100
27
23 Va
100
Sep
For
23
preferred
May
11
24%
preferred
14
31% Sep
23%
5.25%
26
May 29
24
50%
*23%
4.10%
4
Jan
51%
-
28
3
86
8
49
110% Feb
12% July
3
40 3
48%
7
May 17
400
26,600
31 ?4
40%
49 %
8
21'% Jan
Jan
31%
40%
48%
6
9
86
32
403a
49%
Jan
38% Feb
8
31 %
41
48%
Aug
July
9
85% July 31
85% Jan
31%
40%
83 y8 Jan
107
21
107
31 %
41
92
4
41% Dec
31'%
107
27 Va Jan
11% May 29
65 % Jan
2
31 %
X41
4
29
6?4 Oct
-29 3.»
4
24
16,500
70 3
30
27
Jun
20,800
29
Nov
16% Oct
69 7
11%
48
102%
28%
Jun
100
47 %
*101 Va
28%
100
Jan
47%
102%
100
8,300
28 7 8
preferred
88
11%
x46%
*101 %
48'/a
103
100
95%
50
34 %
28%
86
3
11%
33%
69%
94
July
*49'L>
69%
109'% Jan
104
1034
*93%
50
70%
17%
New
Aug 27
82'% Jan
11 Va
95%
34 1«
69'%
3.40%
77
4
2
33%
71
14 Va
& Dry Dock—1
Brake
5
New York Central Railroad
1
NY Chicago & St Louis Co
15
3
7
*93 3
*49'
69%
Newport News Ship
26
46 % Sep
80?4 Nov
3
13'% Apr
3
47%
*101'%
;
New
2
13
10%
11
48
3 02%
93%
50
34 Va
26%
4%
8
Jan
67'% Jun
15?i Jun
Apr
1
33% Feb 13
2434 Sep 25
,
34
41%
Newmont
54'% Jan
*49!
26%
New
May 29
93%
95 Va
50%
26%
29
36 y4
27,300
-41'B
30
Nov
24%
6'.2
89% Oct
110
24 %
«
407«
89% Apr
2
24 3
26 »/4
Newberry Co (J J)
3%"%
preferred
2
24 Va
4
6%
New
21
24 3
41
8
Jan
11,600
26?/8
3
' Jan
3,300
65,
65%
6'%
Jan
61 % Jan
25%
64 Va
40 %
Apr
94
86
24%
X26%
33
20
4
65%
6%
29% Oct
20
24 3
65
27'%
80
Nov
2434
41 Va
2
86% Feb
3.500
24%
34 %
,
9,400
6 %
54% July 31
86'% May 10
317«
41
July 31
97
31%
'
17,900
277-a
2
5
31%.
9.600
a
1
43?a Jan
'"
80
1
51'% Jan
24
147«
79 Va
5
Inc
36
Jun
14%
Nevada Power Co
England Electric SystemNew England Tel & Tel Co
85
56 '.2
14%
80%
Neptune Meter Co
1
30
2
51 % Sep
57
79%
'h
64.'/a
50 %
5
s
24 % Jan
83
DAY
25%
1
Co
Natomas Co
7
ELECTION
34%
47%
t
.
89
24 Va
4
1
Fibre
-i
24%
a
64 3
*9374
1
10
50c
5
Corp_
Vulcanized
National
24.'
64
n
78%
14%
31%
/
10
5
26% Mar 27
15
56 7
30%
19% May 29
May 29
Aug 23
56'%
24%
National Sugar Ref Co—i—_No par
National Tea Co
4
Aug 22
42'2 Oct
57
xl02%
National-Standard Co
1
National Starch <fc Chemical
53
55 3%
1
May 29
Apr
5
28
Fr'%
Co common
1
—No par
Corp
National Lead Co
.
National Linen Service Corp
6
Sep 26
8% Sep
1
!
Co
Gas
National Gypsum
$4.50 preferred
2
2
Jan
14
9
27
47
15'% Mar 19
12
25?8 Jan
3o !4
6% Feb
4'%%
Aug 27
Nov
7'
9
34'% Mar
Mar 19
21
23
13 % Or *
General
25
57%
100
—50
pfd series of 1951—.
preferred
(conv)
4'%%
National
18
9% Mar 29
25
"/
25
38% Oct
20
13% Oct
12
12% P^eb
30
3,700
x24%
Lines Inc
National Dairy
Products
50
28'% Feb
8
24% Feb
'
National City
2
25% May 27
30
2
Jun
'
Fuel
-
27%
CLOSED
National
103 % Nov
27%
317/s
8
2
27 Va
31%
17
13
27 y«
No par
1
5
Feb
Feb
27
STOCK
36% Sep
98
26%
EXCHANGE
54
May
27%
817 s
2
2
68% Jan
30
15% May 29
27
96% Feb
26%
14 Va
774 Jan
4
Apr
4
27.600
%
40% Jan
35% Jan 10
9
33% Oct
6
34%
35%
Nat'l Distillers & Chem Corp com_5
May 24
10
4
800
a
36 31
79
48!% July 18
27
32
24
28
57%
35%
14 Va
National Castings Co
Aug 12
27% Sep
92% Jan
3
Jan
98
3
57%
36
——5
29'% Jan
2
99% Dec
34
67% Jan
9'% Mar 27
22
61
2
57%
35 V4
36 3
10
.
800
57'%
36 %
58
v—1
1
National Can Corp
National Cash
Register
6
24
23% Mar
28
56'% Jan
/
1
Sep
59Va Mar 19
Mar 23
30 34 Jan
18
15
85% Oct
July 19
22?» Jan
14
46 % Jun
Jan
8
8
8%
8%
57:%
8 ''•>
58
5
—5
National Aviation Corp_T
National Biscuit Co
25
11% Jim
16
National Acme Co
National Airlines
*8
8%
57%
8%
—5
Corp
70% May 16
41% Sep
3
/'
./■%
■'
x35
24%
35'2
8.200
24 V*
2.100
,
20
The Commercial and Financial
(125S)
I
■
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Nov. 4
Par
Monday, November 11, 1963
.
Nov. 6
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 7
Wednesday
Nov. 5
7
'
-
PRICES
HIGH SALE
LOW AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
RECORD
STOCKS
Range Since Jan, 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
.
\
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Chronicle
'■
'■
.
Shares
Nov, 8
O
38
Jan
49 Mi Jan
May 28
92
80 Mi Jun
867/b Dec
29
97Mi July
3
94 Mi July 18
Dec
99
11
46 Mi
Feb
12
24
4.40%
7
3.90%
89 Ma
9
Nov
8
102
Jan
7
100 Mi Dec
14
100
Sep
11
105
105
May
102% Jan
22 Ma Mar 25
Apr~23
May
2
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.44%
18%
17 Mi Jan
7
18% Oct
10
4%
31
95 Ma .Nov
15
94 Ma Jan
9
98 Ma Apr
26
4.24%
29 Mi Oct
24
41
Feb
26
34 Ms May 29
18
Oklahoma
40% Oct
41 Ma Jan
12
Jun
43%
Oct~24
Jan
76
2
15% Jan
3
19% Jan
31% Jan
2
17 Ma May 13
27% Nov
25
14% May 29
26
6
33
45% Oct
3
5 9 Ma Jan
30
15% Jan
31
11
24
24 Mi Mar
1
11
19
14
25 M2 Jan
2
20 Ma Aug 20
24% May
19 Mi
23 Mt Jun
Jun
Aug 16
July 15
10
46 Ma Oct
26
87%
Feb~13
64
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
72 Ma Jan
24
99Ma Jun
14
115
Jan
2
96
Oct
25
28
Oct
25
43
16% Jun
25
25
Jan
15
15% Jan
4%
19% Aug 15
Pacific
12% Jan
12
Pacific
Cement
Pacific
Gas
May 29
36% Feb
20
30% Nov
IjMb Nov
20% Jun
61% Dec
27
53% May
63 3A Jan
14 Ma May
26% May 29
1421/4 Oct
5
39% Jan
30 Ma July
2
158% Feb
26
5'A May 28
7% Jan
35 Mi
19
157
141
July 25
5% Jan
2
12
7% Oct
19%
>14% Nov
5
7Ma Oct
22
20
Jan
3
9 Mi Jan
2
18
10'A Jun
25
15% Jan
12
11 M» Jan
2
17 Mi Oct
15% Oct 24
45% May 29
91% Aug 23
24% Feb
12
21% Jan
2
23% Mar
13 Ma Apr
5
70M4 Dec
67% Jan
12
97% Feb
/
25
8
96
63A Apr
25
31
98
Jan
9
Oct
24
55% Oct
38% Mar 15
24 Ma Mar 20
36 Mi Sep
75% Apr
11
48 % May 24
22Ma Jun
21
35
31
29 Ma Jan
40 Ma Oct
23% Jun
15
27
14% NOV
8
Jan
24
15
May
35 Mi Mar
16
Oct
22
27% Jan
19% Jan
3
52% Jan
17
37
May 29
23M2 Jun
25
25 Ma Jun
14
28% May 29
98Mi July 25
34
3
Jan
Jan
2
20
30 Ma Jan
3
3
36
Jan
3
IOM4 Jun
106'A May 25
101% May 25
27
3IM2 Oct
22
39 Ma May 29
33
Oct 24
25
18 Ma Feb
Jun
22
543A Jan
13 Mi
13%
59%
59Ma
10 Mi
11
10%
East
Pipe
Penney (J C) CoPennsalt Chemicals
&
Power
I2M2 Jun
15
24
59% Mar 23
51 Mi Mar 14
35% Oct
24
66'At Jan
42
19 Ma Mar 15
13 Mi Jan
31
101 Mi July 13
99 Ma Mar
331/4 Oct* 23
4M2%
Petrolane
1
Petroleum
6
Pfaudler
2
Pfizer
55 Ma Aug 29
52 Mi
54 Mi
51
52 Ma
32Mb
1
62 Ma Jan
15
25
May 29
98
Jun
6
103 3A Nov
7
82
July 10
88 Mi Nov
52% Mar
y2 Jan
2
Jan
7
85 Ma Oct
21
28
96
Jan
8
100
Sep
13
97
Aug 23
101
106
Jan
31
103
26% Oct
24
61% Oct
82
24
July 16
81
Jan
112% Jan
63 Mi Sep
6
29
100
34 Ma Mar 20
36 Ma
91 Mi Jun
103
Feb
108
19
16
Apr
Apr
Aug
Mar
105
July
56 Ma
10O
39
393/a
17,300
*26 Ma
15%
16Mb
16 Mi
24 Ma
23
24 Mi '
14 Ma
14 Mi
14
14 Ma
Gas
Co
7 Ma
7 Ma
7 Ma
37 Mi
36%
36%
36%
37
44
44 3/i
44 Ma
44 Ma
443/a
45 Ma
25,200
41 Ma
42 Ma
41
42
40 Mi
41
40 Ma
4 1MB
3,500
*32 Ma
32Mb
32Mb
32Mb
32Mb
33
32 Ma
103
102%
100
(Chas)
15% Oct
24
26 Ma Apr 72
17% Apr
15
Oct
24
69
50 Ma Sep
30
27
30% Oct
23
11% Oct
4
Jan
4
41% Jan
11
21 Mi Jan
Nov
39
19%.
20 Ma
20 Ma
21 Mi
21 Ma
2 1Mb
103,600
48 Ma
47 Mi
48 Mi
4 7 Ma
47 Ma
47%
49 Ma
11,6(30
5
46 Ma
46 Ma
45 Mi
45 Mi
46
46
*45 Ma
46 Ma
900
No par
4 9 Ma
56 Mb
CLOSED
15%
15 3/i
*55
56 Mi
*49 Ma
100
*100 Ma
101 Ma
*100Ma
lOlMa
1
23,Mi
24 Mi
237/a
23 Mb
173/a
17Ma
17Ma
17Ma
8
26 Mi
'27 Mi
26 Ma
2 6 Ma
493/b
50 Mi
49 Ma
49%
33M3C
& Co Inc
60 Mi
59 Ma
12.50
53
39
Feb
26
13 Mi Oct
24
1
72% Jan
2
86
May
8
73
10
82
& Reading
Corp
(NY)
86
37 Ma
50c
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
75 Mi
74 Mi
5
64
Sep
28
81
12% Jun
22
Jan
16% May 15
Jan
14 Ma Jan
22 Ma Jun
2
*84
100
Petroleum
34 Ma
33 Ma
18 Ma
1
102
86 Mi
85 Ma
98Mb
■
/
99
75 Ma
73 Ma
87 Mi
87 Mi
84 Ma
50%
48 Mb
49 Ma
19
18Ma
I8M1
85
49Ma
5
52%
52 Ma
53 Ma
52 Mi
1
37 Ma
37 Ma
37
2
46 Ma
47 Ma
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
$5 convertible preferred
No par
18
18
18
18
79 Ma
79 Ma
7 8 Ma
80
*80
*77 Ma
80 Ma
*77 Ma
80 Ma
*77%
20 Mi
20 Mi
a
-
Corp
30
7
$4.80
preferred
No par
(conv)
20
1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
21
46
19Ma
20%
*139 Mi
140 Mi
139 Mi
59%
58 Ma
'
37Mb
47 Ma
5% Oct
22
36% Oct
35
5
Oct
22
19% Jan
8
116% Mar
6
139
May
67 Ma Feb
12% Jan
2
70 Ma Jun
4
Pittston
2
143
51% Jan
2
60
May
8
Nov
1
14Ma Sep
4
4
7
Jan
2
Jan
9
38
Jan
3
72 Ma Aug 28
55 3A Jan
24
41
Jan
3
80
54
35
Mar 29
125
Nov
14
44% Jun
25
78
Jan
130
Jan
3
28 Ma Nov
>
4
25
21
133 Mi Oct
134 Ma Jan
88
Jun
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
-Nopar
5%
preferred class A
100
5 M2 %
1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
1
20
Oct
24
81% Jun
14
221
Jan
3
13% Oct
24
21
Jan
18
95 Ma Mar
34Ma Dec
Jan
7
17
57% Feb 28
105 Mi Jan
22
90% Oct
122
Aug 27
40 Ma Jan
8
6
130
3
28 Ma Mar 20
120 Ma May
15 Ma Jan
93
5
Jan
Jun
$3.50
5
6
20 M«
3
14
20 Ma July 17
6
23 Ma Apr
preferred
18
78 Ma
79
28 Ma
29
72 Mb
74 Mi
No par
100
303/i
31
'30 3/i
30 Mi
Service Co of Colorado
Public
Serv
31% May 14
30 Ma Jan
2
32 Ma Feb
18
5
92
Nov
20
Jan
2
95
Dec
6
90% July 17
91
Sep
Feb
21
4.08%
4.18%
preferred
100 Mi Aug 21
4.30%
preferred
5.05%
preferred
preferred
98
Nov
104
Jun
29
109
Apr
10
106 Ma Aug 27
109Mi Jan
106
Jun
29
110 Ma Feb
15
108
112
23% May 29
71 Mi Jan
2
35
2l
32 Mi Jan
11
75 Ma Aug 21
22% Jan.19
24 3A Dec
21
24
July 25
5% Oct 24
May 27
Nov
79 Ma Apr
28
24
May
23
\;
40 M«
3
2 5 Mi
Jun
18
Mar 29
6
Jan
2
23
84
Jan
4
86
18 Ma July
1
35
Jun 20
22
9
23% Jan
2
31 Ma
26
36 Mi Jan
11
7
3 1Mb May 29
20Mi Oct 23
43 Ma Jan
3 8 Mi Dec
25
38 M2 Mar
2
m
May 24
136
Oct
25
?5% Oct
26
For
91 Ma Feb
146
Mar 13
30% Jan
footnotes,
16
3
61 Mi Mar
141
27% Jan
see page 23.
Jan
1
2
2
Ind
*96
*107
107 Ma
111
100
25
25
No par
Cement
Co
__i
24
A-ug~30
40% Nov
8
110 Ma
107 Ma
110 Ma
Ml,
38%
38 7 b
79 3/i
>
79%
*79 Ma
80 Ma
24 Ma
*237/a
24 Mb
24 Ma
23 Ma
*23%
*23 Ma
6 Ma
*85
19 Ma
6 Mi
38Mi
6Ma
387/a
/
,
49 Ma
49%
101 Ma
24%
24 Mi
6%
35 Ma
No par
23 Ma
23 Mb
23 Ma
23 Ma
65%
66
'I
•
Products
\
Q
Inc
34.100
61 Ma
16.800
15,500
33Mb
34 Mi
101%
101 Mi
170
85%
85 Mi
490
98 Mi
98 Mi
50
10
104 Mi
*104
37%
38
22.300
73%
73 Ma
16,100
1.020
87 Mi
88
83 Ma
84
48%
49 Mb
86,000
18 Ma
18 Mi
2,300
30
52
52 3/i
37 Mb
39
11,700
45 Mi
,
46
10,600
5,200
7,600
18 Mi
60
14,400
12 Ma
13.000
*79
'
81
*77%
78
68%
40
/:
Mi
3,000
200
687/a
700
73
73
29 Ma
71 Ma
72
28 Ma
29Mi
*132 3/i 134
59 Ma
60
*111
112
34
34Ma
167% 171%
17 Mb
17%
100 1 100
21 Ma
21 Ma
78 Ma
79
28%
29Vb
73
73 Ma
' 30 Mi
30 Ma
913/i
91 Mi
*93 Ma
95
*97
99 Ma
*107
107 Ma
HI
HI
38Ma
387/a
29%
1.700
134
*132 Mi
5,700
60 Ma
59Ma
100
111
111
'35
34%
3,800
■
82,100
178%
172%
1,700
18 Ml
18%
130
100
99%
21 Ma
213/a'
17,800
78%
79
12,400
28%
29 Ma
18,300
73 Ma
73 Mi
9,700
*30 Ma
31
2,100
*91
*
92 Mi
:
70
190
95
95
10
98 Ma
*97
107
107
10
*110
I'll
130
38 Mi
80 %
24%
*23 Ma
7,700
39 Me
Ma
24Ma
2 4 Ma
*79
80Ma
24Ma
24M2
6%
20
400
'
200
3,300
6 Ma
6M8
8 6 Ma
130
19 Ma
193b
4.700
35
3 5 Ma
28 Mb
29
41%
42
23,600
23%
25
7,100
*85
19Ma
35 Ma
29
41 Mi
50%
61%
85
29Mi
2,800
49%
59 Ma
19%
35 Ma
28%
41 Mi
23 Mi
40Ma
26Ma
139 Mi
85
35 Mi
3.000
17 Ma
26 Ml
12
19 Mi
28Ma
2,700
17%
59 Mi
85
41 Mi
1,000
139Mi
19 Ma
29%
100
56
*55
*100%
20 Mi
19%
35%
5,400
20 Ma
*79Ma
24%
*23 Ma
/
6M8
23 Ma
40 Ma
15 Ma
xl7Ma
85
29
9,500
15
18%
81%
80%
20 Mi
18
86 Ma
353/a
Purolator
151%
"107
111%
5
Pullman
73 M2 Aug 28
98 Ma
100
com__No par
Pure Oil
25% Oct
t'•
98 Ma
91
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
Inc_
No par
4
May 14
47% Aug 27
.
24
Rican
Puetro
95
100
preferred
$4.75
95
98 Ma
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
May 15
'
543/i Oct
of
9 5 Ma
923/a
—100
—
Mi'
92 Ma
91 Mi
*95
*
100
preferred
4.32%
preferred.
4.16% preferred
7% May 16
40 Ms Jan
Co
r.
3 M2 %
14
22
8
21
Serv
Public
July 25
24 Ma Jan
Feb
10% Feb
28% Jun
8
5.28%
,
7
88
Jan
15
Aug
22 Ma Oct
84
Oct
81 Mi Jun
3
com
preferred
5
95
16
96 M2 Mar
8
21
Gamble
97 Ma Apr
24
93 Ma Sep
-
213/a
74 Ma
Public
preference
18 Mi
100
28 Mi
6
13
Gas
21
18 Ma
99%
21
35%
I66M1
79 Mi
Procter
79% Aug
&
20Ma
162Mi
59 3/i
112
73 Ma
18
32 Mi Sep
2
Elec
lo
34Ma
134
2 8 Ma
81Ma Oct
2
68Ma Jan
Jan
170
59 Ma
112
78 Mi
1
27 Ma Jan
85
36 Ma
"132%
5
69% Mar
19
26
87
35 Ma
114
No par
2
32% Apr
69 Ma Dec
div
134
61
60
*112,
com_No par
92% Jan
$1.40
*132 Ma
75
1.25
18 Ma
25
July 24
30
lOOMa
25
29
&
29 Ma
*99 Mi
56% Jun
Jun
72 3/i
30 Ma
Xl8 Ma
20,%
49% May 29
12 Ma
69
30 Ma
sf pref_100
Co
59 Ma
72%
1
Power
11%
*68
140
73
10
Electric
Potomac
12%
68%
7,900
54
48 Mi
*139Mi 141%
58 Mi
59 Ma
11%
12
68%
68 Mb
;
73
166 Ma
l
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%%
11
42
68%
1'
common
Poor & Co—
May 27
100% Oct
(The)
Plough Inc
Polaroid Corp
38 Ma Aug 28
211 Ma Sep
Co
convertible
59
10,500
Ma
54 Mi
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
I26M2 Aug 21
433/a Oct 24
240
47
46
46Mi
15 Ma
15 Ma
55 Mi' 55 Mi
49Mb
50
*100Ma 10lMa
24 Ma
24Ma
*17Mi
17%
26 Mi
263/i
-49 Mi
49 Mi
60 Mi
61 Mi
333/i
34%
101
101
*85 Mi
86
*98 Mi
98Mb
104 Ma 104 Ma
36 Mi
37 Ma
73 Ma
74 Ma
87 Mi
88
*83%
84 Ma
48%
49Ma
*18%
18%
52 Ma
52%
37%
37Mb
45 Mi
46 Mi
No par
Co
Aircraft
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Aug 12
18 Mi Oct
60 Ma
59 Mi
101
*83 Ma
87 Mi
87 Mi
__10o-
series preferred
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
May 10
Jan
v
37 Ma
22
,
86 Mi Mar
50
104 Mi
65 Mi Mar 19
Aug 17
56 Mi
49%
,
49 Ma ,50
50
53%/ 55Ma
15 Ma
*55
100
49 Mi
,1
inc
/.
553/i
46 Ma
x36
23
67
ELECTION DAY
50
50
99
50
45%
EXCHANGE
47 Ma
55
STOCK
55Mi
46 Ma
49 Ma
15
493/i
33M3C
common—1
"
*104
Pillsbury
101
100
20 Mi
37 Ma
Piper
*100
8,900
410
100 Mi
99 Mi
8
103
473/a
104 Mi
18
103
103 Ma
*99
64 M4 May 20
1
26% July
1,000
327/a
32 Ma
33
103 Mi
19 Ma
*104
Phillips
31 Mi
31 Ma
32 Ma'
160
99 Mi
103
100
7
18% Jun
32 Ma
32 Ma
32 Ma
.
'
102 Ma
preferred
55Me Jun
3,500
7 Ma
*36Ma
No par
Service
4.68%
17
7 Me
7 Ma
7 Mi
44 Ma
Corp of America
4.30%
47 Ma Jan
14.900
3
common
2
59 Ma Mar 14
52,500
14 Mb
44Ma
1
Cement
5
42
1,300
25%.
37 Mi
Permutit Inc__
3.90%
14Ma
7 Mi
85 Ma
14
40
143/a
16Mb
24%
14 Mi
*16
15% 716 Ma
25 Mi
23 Ma
.•
Ma/
27.
*26 Ma
27
*36 Ma
'
24
'V
15 Mi
100
100
6
Oct
*26 Ma
27
*26 Ma
27
23 Ma
1
preferred
preferred
22
80,400
*55
3.80%
Feb
15,200
32Mb
31 Ma
32 Mi
150
54%
55 Mi
4
88 Mi May
52 Ma
39 Mi
34 Mi
90 Ma Apr
91
317/a
52 Mi
11,200
5 5 Mi
101 Ma
10
July 19
52
■,
6,100
7%.
39
33 Ma
84
96
7%
40 Ma
101 Ma
81% Jan
96
,7 Ma
57 Mi
100
70 Ma July 23
5
98
32Mb
-.No par
19
70 Mi
31 Ma
39
preferred
84% Feb
69 Ma
*55%
4.40%
87 Ma Mar 27
82,500
69 Ma
"
5
Phelps-Dodge Corp
801/2 July 25
10,700
50 Ma
l
No par
Phila Electric Co common
Phila
27,000
17 Ma
57 Mi
1
41 Mi Apr
18
16Mb
I6M1
49 Ma
100
10
10
21
33 Ma Jan
2
16 Mi
40 Mi
100
23
24
5,200
39 Ma
,
'
44% Oct
18 Me
50
1
preferred
2
6,100
18 Mi
18 Mi
33%
Corp
Co
May
340
Mi
6
6%
16 7b
7 Ma
7Ma
7
1
convertible preferred
Milk
3 1Mb Sep
31
'
57 Ma Mar 15
Pet
18 Ma May
2 8 3/i
12
24 Ma May
47
Jan
13
5%
11
101 Mi May 20
8
16% Feb
Permanenle
4
Oct
59
12,300
143%
6Ma
25
Co
Perkin-Elmer
3
Jun
56
8
23% July
2
19 Mi Oct
2
May 27
143
143 Mi
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co
26
'31 Mi
31 Mi
3 1MB
7,600
23,400
*55%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
May 15
Sep 20
26,500
5
29
50 Ma Sep
14 Ma
59 Ma
50
i6
*96
98
//
13 Ma
59%
69 Ma
,70
*96
7,200
35,100
16M8
■y*
:v'
7%
7 Mi
13 Ma
31
49Ma
16 M2
16
98
*96
1
com
Oct
56 Ma
Feb
69 Ma
Corp
Light
47
58 Mi
42
70 Ma
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
Penn
8
1
24
,69 Ma
18
49%
common
35 Mi Feb
2
18% Oct
483/a
Corp_i
Inc
Pennzoil
11
19 Ma Jan
51%
preferred™.
18
Aug
15
17
49 Ma
6%
1
49 Ma Oct
Feb
25
16%
_1
preferred
2
Jan
Jan
17 Mi
4M2%
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
49% Oct
99
17%
Industries
13
38
13% Jun
18 Ma
;
conv
18 Mi
18 Ma
17 Ma
No par
Fruit Co
6%
143
16MB
No par
prior
6%
No par
100
Transportation
Tool
141 Ma
7
18
1
& Ford
/•'' 142
144
6%
31 Ma
31 Ma
31 Ma
31 Ma
3 1Mb
144
5
Line
25
46
11
70c
Corp
conv
,
'
,
50c
Electronics—
preferred
4.68%
28
100
11
Sep
46
18
11 Mi
Feb
2
*17 Ma
17%
14 Ma
23
16
Jan
l,90O
4,500
59%
103
52 Ma Mar 19
58
96 Ma
331/4
10 Mb
2
56% Feb
ir.
11,700
710
2,600
96
13%
5
17
2
881/2
85%
700
32%
96'A
33
59 Ma
Penn
May 16
106% Feb
16,800
14 Ms
60
11%
13 M4 Jan
Apr
6IM4
14
98 Mi Apr
101
2
60
59%
1131 Ma Jan
95
21
13 Ma
Penn-Dixie Cement
36Ma Aug 19
32 Ma Apr
79,500
211/4
20%
>30 Mb
5%
Apr 29
47 Mi Sep 20
381/2 Mar 22
15%
211/4
13%
Peabody Coal Co common
50
34% Feb
;41
15%
31 Ma
2
July 31
22,000
13%
Paramount Pictures Corp
Parke Davis & Co
14
/ 40
11,800
47%
30%
Aggregates
Parmelci
9
10% Feb
I6M4
29
47%
13 Ma
Penick
19 Ma Jan
I6M1
28%
31 Ma
Pendleton
50 Mi Apr
30,100
13M2
31
4
441/4
30Ma
27
1
5,900
43%
43JA
I6M1
28%
47%
151/4
21%
21%
59%
85%
37%
14 Ms
25
15
17%
18 Mi
*17%
18 Mi
.
10
37%
31 Mi
Feb
7 Ma Aug
> 36 Ma Oct
86%
21%
21
581/4
85 Ma
96
321/2
1,000
95
*931/2
13 Ma
&
Electric
&
Papercraft
22
14 Ma Nov
2
48Mi Jan
96
32%
15
17%
17%
9,700
30 Ma
26 Ma Oct
27
96
32 Mi
46Mi
80
150
,
25%
251/8
*17%
19 Ma Apr
10
7
15% Aug
"7% Jan 14
4
26
May 31
■
28
?53A Apr
2
Mar 29
7% Oct
40
8
x85 Mt
28
440
101
"1001/2
_10
4%
673/i July 30
58M2 Feb
com—6.25
Co
Corp __1
American
Panhandle
11
24
21%
581/4
American Sulphur
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
31
24
31
21%
56%
Packaging Corp of America
28
181/2 Oct
21%
42%
16 Mi
470
Ma
104
104
5
Inc_5
17
42% Oct
15
xl4%
1
1
Pan
Oct 2 5
9 Mi Jan
46M4
2 1Mb
Co
Paper
Packard-Bell
8
21
8OM4 May 13
2
10
Jan
16%
28Mar
45%
Foreign transactions
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
14 2/7
6%
preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Sep 13
NOV
52 Mb
13,
Apr"25
Apr
16 Mi
28
100,Ma lOOMa
251/2
25%
'
18.
I8M4
*93M2
95
37%
38
X42 %
43%
*161/8
16%
27%
28 Ms
45 Me/. 46%
STOCK
14 J/8
15M4
EXCHANGE
21%
21 Ma
CLOSED
211/4
21%
56
58
ELECTION DAY
84%
861/4
96
96
32% ' 33
86
12,000
99
851/4
Intermountain Express Co_5
Lighting Corp
No par
Pacific Petroleums Ltd-*——.
1
17
UO Ma Mar
44%
104
*103
99
Pacific
24
May 29
38M4
43 Ma
'
86%
49 M2
49
491/2
50
98
991/4.
86 Ma
86%
103
103
100% 101
24Ma
25
*17%
18 Ma
*931/2
95
38
38'/a
:
IOOM4.*
86%
Pacific
J6M4 Aug 20
34% Jan 29
47
38
5
100
—15
Glass
Oxford
25
18%
95
30c*
preferred
15% May
2
9% Jun
Owens-Illinois
18
37% Sep
2
Aug
18%
95
Transportation Co
Fiberglas Corp
11
31
Mar 23
24%
Owens-Corning
18
Jan
101%
24 Ma
_No par
c0
Overnite
27
89 Mi Oct
105
*100 Ma
Corp
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
1
68% May 14
49 Mi Sep
Gas
Chemical
•' " 99
104
Opelika Manufacturing Corp.:—__5
Orange & Rockland
Utilities——5
Otis Elevator
-3.125
Aug 23
10 Mi Oct
Natural
*103
5OM2
50 Ma
"
88
7.50
:
preferred
Mathieson
Olin
21
-
IOOM4
100
preferred-
28
88 Ma Jan
87 Ma
100
_10o
2.50
20
Okla Gas & Electric Co com
26% Aug 29
16 Mi Jun
51
50%
100 Mi
100
preferred
4.56%
25
45% Oct
15
100
Ohio Edison Co common
Sep
101% Oct
12
85 Mi Jan
7
53
July 26
97
2
21
41%
23Mi
13,600
,
11,800
Ma
■/
Quaker Oats Co common
3,.
— 6%
preferred—a„_
ISO
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
*147% 148 ■37% 39Ma
65 Ma
147 Ma
38 Ma
66
147%
39 Mi
64Mb
*147 %
,.,39%
64 Mi
65%
148/: I"
40
3,100
65
•
148
_
__
40
>
148 ~~
40 Me
-.20
""
5.0O(J
.'
198
Volume
•
■.."
W-I
i.
.
Number 6315
.
•
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
Chronicle
(1857)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranff* for Previous
•
•
.
-
tmr
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
1962
Highest
Lowest
STOCKS
t
NEW YORK
''
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
p*,
Tuesday
Nov. 4
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 5
.
Sales for
Thursday
,
Nov. 6
Friday
Nov. 7
the Week
Nov. 8
Shares
R
38% Jtfh
63 % Mar 14
56
Jan
2
79% Dec
20
82
10
7
40
Jan
21% Jan
2
15 Ve Feb
26
Radio
May 22
Jan
77
Apr
31% Aug
17
45
27
71 Va May 29
28 Va Sep 10
12% May 29
97% Oct
28
Corp of America
1st preferred
8
13% Jan
Random
9
9% Oct
Rancp Inc
44% May 14
13% Oct 28
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
33% Sep
17
Rayonier
Oct
25
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common..
7
2.50
Inc
House
Oct
24
30% Feb
13
25
14% Feb
16
Aug
8% Jan
16 % May 29
24 VA Apr
18
21% Jan
25
41% Feb
16
19% Aug 27
7% Jan 21
34
14% Sep
18
21
18
4%>
non-cum
18-
4%
non-cum
38
May 29
5% Oct
2
2
24
Oct
1
Jan
15
14% Apr
15
10 J/2 Mar 14
16% Sep
29% May 28
Red
17% Feb
21
Reed
19
1
Nov
8
10% Feb
22 % Mar
12
13% Jan
24
30
5
Sep
217/a Jun
8
10% Oct
23
21% Feb
12
12
Jan
2
17% Sep
16
Reeves
23
16% Jan
4
10
May
8
14
19
Reichhold
9
Oct
14
18
Sep
Jun
23% Aug 27
473/4 Jun 17
20% Jan
25 ;
18% Jan
4
28
49% Jan
4
38 % Jan
3
9% Jun
14
23
Jan
23
10% Nov
8
76
Jan
30
53
Jan
2
Jan
17
24
Jan
19
18% Feb
26
4
14% Sep
6% Jan
23
;12% Jan
2
10% Apr
19
51% Aug 30
12
May 28
>6%
Oct
24
12 % Oct
24
17
28
19
>
60
*
30
31
Oct
■
n
Nov
Oct
27
.69
_
5
52% Jan
■,41% Jan
2
48
Jan
8
50% Nov
Jun
25
116% Jan
102 Va Jan
23
80% Feb
86% Nov
8% Jun
25
Oct
24
Mar 14
18
Rheem
28
Rhodesian
July 30
Richardson-Merrell
Jan
2
28'A Aug
50 VA Sep
5
4
36% Apr
39
37% Mar 19
16
24
34% Mar 26
19% Jan
3
31% Sep
42% Feb
23
1
30% Oct
21
Selection
Oil
Aug
Ritter
21
27
Jan
3
383/4 Aug 26
26% May ll
377/a Dec
31
37% Jan
2
45% Nov
7
Rochester
25
May 29
38
Feb
8
2
443/8 Oct
28
73
Jun
341/a Jan
104
18
94
Aug 30
15% May 29
24% Jan 25
14
29% Feb
May 29
145
4%
11
17% Jan
9
Rohr
34% Oct
29
Ronson
22
Roper, (Geo
Oct
&
Haas
8
44% Sep
6
Rorer
Royal
Royal
Crown
27% Anr
11
26% Jan
2
39% Oct
33 Va Jan
44
Dec
26
43 J/4 Jan
2
493/4 May
10
15
Oct
12% Oct
24
11 % July 23
14 V2 Oct
2
25% Nov
31% Feb
1
Ruberoid
26% Jan
22
19% Jan
10
Ryan
14
12
Ryder
18% Feb
24
36% May 29
60% Jan
July" 22
6
16,V2 Mar 21
13
Jan
2
2
45% Feb
4
Jun
28
94% Nov
16
91% Apr
22
26
352 VA Jan
22% Jun
26
Jun
26
37
Jan
4
16% May 29
13% Jun 25
8
81
22% Oct
23
25
21% Mar
7
64% Sep
98 VA
9
30
Aug
45% Oct
"21
20
Jan
10
21% Feb
183% Jan
2
26% July
5
79
1
31
8
93% Oct
St
L
San
St
Jan
13% Sep
9
Nov
13% Jan
10
14
91/a Jan
15
353/8 July 22
24
'Sep
16
47 % Sep
18
42% Jan 24
11% Jan.'9
31% Oct
6 J/4 Jan
2
12% Oct
17
98% Feb
573/8 Oct
22
753/4 Apr
26
28% Apr
101/8 Aug
23
15
1
1
San
7,500
56
56%
14%
14%
100
543/4
50c
14%
*50c
8%
10
Elec
35% Jan
5%
2
31
Mar 15
87
Dec
18
86
Jan
8
92
Apr
90
Feb
6
99% Dec
31
97% Jan
9
103
Sep
19
Oct
48i/4 Aug
23
26
% Jan
30
21% Jan
5
82
Jun
12
77
22
6% Feb
7
2
Jan
18
43/8 Jan
2
25
33% Dec
31
321/a Jan
11% July 30
23% Jan
3
171/8 Jan
59
Scpvill
33% Nov
82
41% Nov
22% Jun
14
Seaboard
7
14
Jun
4
273/4 Nov
T
36% Apr
25
Jun
25
88% Jan
2
74
9% Dec
31
15% Mar
2
9
14% Jan
4
104
Jan
Mar
17
6
6% 'Aug 22
103% Jan
8
16
86
15%
5%
17% Oct
29
Sep
13
3
13% Jun
24
16% Jun
/7
■i 11% Mar 30
9% Jan
2
16
22
Shamrock
16
Sharon
233/a
Nov
8
25% Sep
43 Va Apr
4
183/4 Jan
2
24% Apr
23% Mar 28
117/B Jan
2
17% May
12
14 Va Jun
25
29% Jan
97/a Oct
24
34
'
41% Mar 20
7
■'<$5.25
F
Shell
16
49% Sep
23
Dec
31
221/4 Feb
11
24% May
16
22% Jan
15
25% May 23
Sheller
' 4
19V4 Jan
7% Aug
2
18% Jan
8
13% Jan
3
5%
16 »/4
6
'■
57%
58%
35,300
43%
44 Va
12,700
341%
3,800
28%
29%
28%
28%
29%
29%
30
1
1,700
27%
2 7 5/a
27
27%
26%
27%
27VB
27%
5.000
Corp
No par
Corp.—
10
34%
343/4
34%
3 <4%
34 V.
34%
34Vt
34 s,a
44%
445%
44 Va
44 Va
44%
45 Va
45%
45%
1,000
42%
42%
42
42%
41%
421/4
42
42%
16,600
134%
1,600
5
5
137
137
100
*96
99
135
134
134
134
*96
99
*96
99
*96
99
155/a
15%
15%
16
15%
16
16
16%
20.900
33%
31 Va
32%
31%
32%
31%
32
10,600
44
43
4334
42%
42%
42%
431/4
2,000
355/8
36 V*
35
35%
34%
35'/4
14,100
37%
38 V4
37%
38%
373/4
38 Va
4,300
45Va
45%
45 Va
45%
46
46%
51,100
45
45%
45 Va
45%
45%
*43%
36
1
38%
39 Va
20 g
45%
455/8
45%
■
36 5/a
45 VA
1
1
;
22
21'
Jun
27
33% Jan
26% Oct
23
56 •
16
Oct
19
14
11%
\
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12%
■
'
11%
11%
10.700
13%
13%
13%
13%
4,900
25%
26%'
25%
26
17'/a
17
17
11, Va
11%
11%
11%
16% 117
IIV4
11%
61%
60 VA
61
94%
94 Va
94 Va
17
11%
61'/a
100
94 Va
.
v
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—1 66%
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17 Va¬
100
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425
../"•/I''-
425
44%
60
'
60%
94
425
44%
45
/:
60 Va
60 3/8
94 Va
94 Va
94
*375
11%
45'%
441%
No par
com._No par
20%
20%
STOCK
205/8
20 5/8
*204/4
20%
20%
1,500
.245/8
25%
EXCHANGE
24%
24%
24 Va
25%
25
25»/4
6,200
93 %
93%
CLOSED
93%
94%
93 Va
93%
93'/4
15,100
4,000
100
~~~
5
32%
37%
'37%
1
11%
11
1
preferred
30
I
1
V
32%
DAY
ELECTION
373/i
37%
9
9%
213/4
11%
11%
11%
21%
9%
21%
21%
11%'
11%
9
9%
22 Va
21%
24% Oct
24
33% Mar 29
15% Oct
24
>26% May 22
Falls
*9%
10
*9%
110
42%
43%
423/4
'431/a
33.400
32
32 V4
32 V4
32%
321/4
32%
4,200
20,300
11%
11%
10 3/4
11%
10%
11%
11
11%
61
62
60%
61 %
60 V4
60%
60
60 Va
8,000
60
60
56
61
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
Y3%
13%
13%
61,400
53%
53 Va
53 Va
53%
5,100
523/4
,•
-
'
v
52%
*101
33%
78%
33%
78%
4%
373/4
91%
103
*101
103
'. *78 V4
'
4%
.
92 Va
33%
33'/a
33%
•78 Va
80
40
40
20%
33%
33%
80
&
9%
'
41%
40%
41
20,500
20%
20%
20%
12,600
4%
28% Oct
24
40% Feb
50% Jun
14
62V
&
93/4
*9V4
9%
28%
28%
27%
28
28
28
27%
28%
1,700
973/8
113/4
96
96%
96
96%
32,700
11%
113/4
11%
*
v
'
93/a.
98%
11%
11%
11 Va
_xl
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98
95 VA
1
;
63/4
'
7
„
6%
*105
63/4
106%
*11 Va
"■
v
6%
*105
9 Va
6 3/4
7
106 Va
/
7
par
*103%
105
1
19%
20
195/a
19%
19%
15,
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 7/8
18 3/4
20%
20
203/4
20%
20%
20
20
35 VA,
34%
34%
34
34%
20
19%
20 Va
19%
19%
12%
>12%
'
'
/
'
Inc
..2.50
1
35%
35%
35
No par
20 Ve
20%
20
..No par
12 3/4
12%
123/4r 12%
Gas
Corp
1
Trad NY shs ord_£l
19%
Corp
of
1
•
America
50c
19%
193/4
12 Va
3,700
44 Va
31.600
2.90O
44
44%
43
233/4
233/4
23%
23%
23%
24Vb
24%
22%
23%
22 3/4
22%
22%
22%
22%
23-
2,300
8%
14,300
15Va
1,400
8
8
8%
'
8 %
8
5
35% Jan
553/4 Jan
63
19% Oct
24:
35% Mar
8
29% Jan
5
23
,
Mar
Jan
'
20
May 29
45% Jun
25
44
25
Jun
72 % Feb 28
Mar
>/, 603/4
11
Simonds Saw &
36 Va Aug
28
Simplicity
50
Sep
3
87%
Sep
20
Singer
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
1,600
48%
47%
48 %
48V4
48%
5,900
28
28 Va
28%
*28 Va
28%
341/4
6,100
44Va
33.700
22%
22%
22 %
48%
483/4
47%
7
Skelly
Oil
2,
34 Va Sep
51 % Aug
17
13
Smith
2
69% Aug 20
Smith
59% Dec
'
23;
29
27
2
75
26
11% Jan
2
58
Feb
15
53% Jan
21
25% Aug 29
61% Apr 24
53
Feb
19
51% Mar 18
44% Jan
17
323/4 Jan
2
40% Jan
May 28
21% Oct 24
16
28% Jan
2
,
Sep
Feb
54
17
4
28
50c
34%
34%
34 VA
35
*34%
34 Va
333/4
43 Va
44 VA
*43%
44 %
43%
82%
83%
83 Va
84
83%'
84
11,600
643/4
64%
65%
65%
65%
10,000
x64 VA
31V4
30%
30%
Corp
5
33
Jan
16
30% Jan
4
35% Feb
25
25
23% Feb
16
20% Oct
7
27
Feb
18
Corp
&
;
Co Inc
Mobil Oil
8%
Jersey Gas
30
3434 Aug 16
Southern
California
51% Jan
2
57 Va Sep
6
Southern
2
58
Oct
16
Southern
Indiana
36
50
May 29
Mar 21
43
July 18
Jan
Jan
2
53% Aug
9
42%
42
43
63%
62%
63 Va
62%
63%
12,500
65%
65%
29,000
231%
7,600
56 V2
5,000
66%
655/8
66 VA
65%
66 Va
22%
22
22%
22%
23 Va
55 5/8
555/8
55 V4
55%
55%
56%
2.50
Sugar
com
Co..
50
9
42%
22%
5
,_25
31% Mar 30
423/4
66 %
preferred
57% Jan
31V4
42%
com.4.50
Co
Southeastern Public Service Co
53
30 Vi
433/4
63
Co
Rico
31%
42%
633/4
G
1
*52
53%
*37
37 Va
38
42
43%
*33
21%
30% Feb
16
283/8 Mar
1
May 29
18% July
5
59% Feb
7
.55% Mar
6
68
20% Dec
31
5
21% May
71
75.
44
Feb
14
22% May 29
11
Nov
1
Apr
35% Mar
-
26% Jan
19% Feb
34
&
Southern Natural Gas Co
16
72% Jan
21
7
333/8 Mar
1
Southern
Pacific
July 10
Southern
Railway
80
Aug
38% Jun
1
21
5%
non-cum
Mobile
5
15
2
20% Oct
18
Spalding
23
47% Jan
2
10% Mar
6
Spartans
Jun
25
8% Jan
24
6% Jan
3
15% Sep
10% Sep
18
4
24
Oct
3
90
Jan
For
15
42% Jan
l
2
95% Dec
26
footnotes,
see page
/
25% Mar 19
941/4 May
7
23.
5
Sparton
41
% Nov
7
Spencer
98
Nov
6
4.20%
Co
53 Va
37 Va
37 V4
31 Va
41%
40%
41%
34
33%
33%
22%
56Vi
37%
37 Va
40 V.
42
*33
.
33%
stock
tr
22
21%
21%
21%
22
32
32%
32 Va
32%
32 V4
32%
33,400
52%
52%
52 %
52%
52 Ve
52%
15,300
*55%
56%
*55 Va
55%
56
56
53
56
51
513/8
51,
No par
33%
34 Va
33%
34
33%
33%
No
par
60 3/4
61%
593/4
60 Va
59%
60
20 5/8
205/s
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
78%
78
78 Va
78 Va
78 Va
*77 Va
79 Va
100
*77 Va
35%
36
ctfs
Co
.
& Bros Inc
Industries
Corp
:
Chemical Co
preferred
...
common
51 Va
35%
35%
19%
19 VA
13
1
35%
36
1
.1
19%
13
2.50
Service
100
1,600
21%
32%
.
800
17,200
22
52%
(Del)
5.600
531%
*52
32 Va
8%
common
Public
(A G)
♦52
*55%
preferred
Ohio
Southwestern
9% Oct
Jan
&
53%
5
37% Aug 15
3
40 VA
*33
'
21% May 29
*52
El.No par
7.50
Edison
Gas
4,200
31
30 Va
63%
50
40% Jun 26
30
10
-
No par
Co
E
23% May 29
38% Jun 25
May
65
Labs.No par
Inc
15
preferred
Puerto
84%
643/4
5
Co
5%
44%
83%
French
&
South
24
Kline
Socony
South
17% Jun
0\
x44 VA
25
South Carolina
23
Aug
27% Oct
,
27%
Co
Soo Line Railroad
49% May 21
413/4
(A
900
*27%
Co
Smith-Douglass
,
No par
Co
69 % Aug
8
15%
15 Va
15%
lo
'
1
Mar 20
581/4 Jan
Steel
Pattern
3
2
12% Nov
5% July
3
39% Jun 25,
50
23% Jan
323/4 Feb
8 Va
15 %
15 Va
1
Co
5,300
11%
43%
45 Va
No par
Simmons
2,900
233/4
15%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
28
4.900
19,000
45
15%
America
6,800
44
1
28
of
800
6,000
106%
*105
1
1
48% Oct
Feb"21
1,800
93/4
3
Co
Oil
10
4%
—5
_J
Co—
transactions
Mfg Corp
;
Sinclair
9,300
3,200
4%
20%
9%
21,300
92%
103
*78V4
80
4 Va
45/8
38
37V4
*91
*101
102
*101
39%
■■';>:/
20%
37%
37%
*91
20
:■/.
40%
20
V
y
4%
393/4
33
,
800
53 Va
37
*91
53
38
Corp
26% Jan
Jan
100
10
43 VA
2.50
2
22
11,700
10
42 VA
32%
32 Va
25
Shoe
7
7
39,100
4,900
10
42%
100
18
26% Aug
obo
433/4
/*9%
91%
1
33%
37%
9%
*91
20
33%
37%
21 VA
X37%
1'
32%
37%
11%
5/8
No par
Amer
323/4
931/4
341/4
9%
No par
No par
;
of
..'
20%
37%
33%
Co_Z~~lo
19% Feb
32% Jan
70
33,800
45
21 VA Jun: 20
2
19
9,000
44%
'
Apr
4.300
425
*375
44%
8,600
12,700
10
common
Shell Transp &
Corp
4,600
13%
.
26%
11%
.46
25%
■
13%
25%
11%
Va
135/a
13%
1
No par
11%
■
253/4
1
2
141/4 Oct
May 23
4,300
32
35c
Corp
134
1
8%c
Co—
*29
Foreign
May 28
9% Oct 24
200
17,200
10,300
34%
(Frank G)_____
Sheraton
11
15%
5%
35
Industries
Oil
34% Jan
14% May 29
86%
15%
44
preferred
Shattuck
*86
64,700
573%
9%
Co
Steel
86%
15%
5%
6
500
2,200
42 Va
41%
34%
21%
N
Oil
*86
511/4
107
1063/4
43%
Corp
Financial Corp
C
*51
42%
56%
Servomation
S
107
41%
56 Va
common
Shahmoori
Mar 12
106
51 »/4
107
34%
Seiberling Rubber Co
7
*51
43%
_~5
Roebuck
Inc
50 3/4
108
34
Corp
Aug
45% Feb
6
503/4
55
Finance Co
18% Jan
30% Jun, 25
15,%
com~_~~1.40
Sealright-Oswego
Servel
52,000
15%
J5 %___
Sep 25
22
16,000
32
433.8
Co
Sears
11% Jan
21,800
39%
32%
311/4
107
2.50
May 20
101%
431%
381/4
31%
38
86
L_'—„
Seagrave
41%
391%
'
41%
38 VA
32%
41%
6%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
2
2
9% Nov
413/4
42 V.
37%
15%
common
Bolt
&
2.4C0
86%
Mfg Co common
preferred
Screw
33.900
46%
41V4
3.65%
Jun
5% Oct
200
41 %
46%
55%
preferred
$4
15%
40%
40 Va
Inc
convertible
Paper
*15%
46
34%
$3.40 preferred
5
153/4
40%
41%
Scott
42% Jan
16
23
153/4
51%
1
4,000
46
1073/4
£
23,100
9%
40%
40%
*86
510
15%
9
15%
3iv4
'
57%
14%
9
46 3/4
.
*50 3/4
29
25
Jan
37/a Oct
43%
32%
*56
143/4
200
41
*15%
39%
57%
14%
9
1063/4
22
23
Oct
77
74% Jan
45 %
41%
*55
9
40%
46%
38
Jan
Oct
25
28
153/4
41
313%
38% Oct
16 5/a Jan
8%
153%
preference
Schlumberger
■
9
22%
44%
Industries
Schick Inc
''
14%
X46
ZZZZZZZZl
Foreign transactions
-IIIIIIZ"
SCM
Oorp common
I5
5%%
convertible
preferred.ZIBo
50
53% Dec
543/4
■'■■
*22
54 %
Co
Ry
Corp
-
5
Inc.—
'Convertible
CLOSED
,
ELECTION DAY
40%
10
Diego Imperial Corp
Electric Co
Schering
16
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
14
San
10% Jun 27
49
23
1,500
11%
:
Fran
Schenley
60% Feb
28% Oct
41
10%
Sangamo
23% Oct
10% Jan
12% May 29
6% Jun
5
401/4
10%
12
23
800
34%
Regis Paper Co
Diego Gas & Electric
10
1
6% May 29
103 VA Oct 12
41%
Co
Preferred series A
18 J/2 Jan
18% Jan
19
59
22%
10%
41%
11
St. Joseph Light & Power
3
Jan
37
8% Oct
Jun
v
41
11
.
Stores common
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
St. Joseph Lead Co
39% Mar 15
30% Oct
21
*22
41
10%
41%
5
4%
Jan
16% Jan
24
22
41
*22 VA
5
_50
Safeway
-
35
3
27% Jan
10% Oct
22
10
.
System
2 6 J/2 Jan
May 29
23
10,800
——2.50
Aeronautical
39% Mar 12
11
Aug 13
15% Oct "26
Oct
3,600
10%
Ltd
Co
40 Va Apr
27% May 29
8
Dec
Jan
19
20% May 21
68% Oct
15%
10%
44
Rubbermaid Inc
5
352 VA Jan
89
Dutch
4
9
15'/4
10%
Foreign transactions..
Royal McBce Corp
—
~~5
26
7% Oct
1
Jan
8%
15%
10%
1.25
Cola Co
Petroleum
17% Jan
26
14%
15
10%
Inc....
14% Feb
Oct
14%
15%
10%
Corp
41
~7 % Oct~23
11 VA May 29
25
14%
l0°/8
series A
(Wm H)
29
21 % May 29
1,200
STOCK
No par
Co
D)
24%
EXCHANGE
1
47% Oct
*141/4
800
400
24%
14%
_1
2
14 Va
v
10%
Corp
18% Jan
31% Mar 15
25
14%
24%
13'/4
15%
Corp v..
34 J/2 Nov
17% Oct
24%
*13
14%
Co
2
&
preferred
*24%
24%
10%
common
9
18
12
'
15%
100
Rohm
Sep
21
13%
Corp
99% Sep
15
12
*13
com
Trust
Telephone
Mar 19
Feb
13
No par
Rockwell-Standard
Mar 18
5
Dec
13
243/4
Inc
Controls
28% Dec
97
14%
243/4
11
10
Company
Robertshaw
24
124% Dec
4,600
50
I6V4
Corp
Rochester Gas
27
95,500
11%
16%
24
24%
,
.100
Manufacturing
Richfield
4
24
90
24%
IIV4
16%
Riegel Paper Corp
15% Oct
22 % Oct
24
11%
*
20
12
25%
11
*16
pref
21
44% Mar 14
Oct
2nd
6% Oct
32% May 11
800
16%
Co.—2.50
J.) Tobacco
3.60% series
65% Feb
24% May 11
41.400
11
1
(R.
2
17% Oct
6,700
301/4
16%
,
5
conv
2
51 K
,30
12%
293/4
29
16 3/8
__
Preferred
8
29
10%
40%
12
12%
29%
9%
40%
40%
121/4
11
Brass
41/4 Jan
5% Dec
102-
88% Feb
&
10% Jan
15% Feb
2b
3% Jun
40
Jan
90
8
10%
<40%
24%
preferred series A_
Reynolds
10
9%
12 %
40
16%
13%
~
4 %%
47% May 14
9%
40
50c
Corp
4 % %
110
36% July 17
84 VA Sep 23
5,500
9%
1
Drug & Chemical
Reynolds Metals Co com
'52% May 21
Jan 28
49% Jan
97
34% Oct
4,700
23
50
._■
Rexall
11
161/4
_No par
Inc
28
16%
214,100
11
50
Co
Copper
42% Oct
16 V4
22%
_5
preferred—
Corp.
37 VA Jun
Mar
29
23% Jan
16%
29
preferred
preferred
2nd
Steel
16V4
'
1
convertible
Revere
16,900
17%
X12V4
Elec
Revlon
800
35%
12%
293%
Inc
Republic
791/4
40
& Eng
Co
Mfg Co common
Conv preferred 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp:
Republic Corp
common.
$1
79 V,
343/4
16%
9%
Chemicals
53
Aug 27
48% Jan 24
36 % Jan
40 VA Jan
\
Reliance
17
91V4
79
35%
No par
1st
Stores
16% May 2
44% Sep 11
34% Jan
4
67% Mar 13
26
•
,
Jan.
Jan
24
20% Jan
14
Mar 12
43% Jan
7
20 % Oct
6
89
79
35 VA
12%
Reliance
16% Oct
31% Jun
19% Apr
Bros
Reliable
90%
79 V4
36
395/8
^
88%
90%
78%
35%
No par
j.
Roller Bit
24
87%
79%
Inc__3.33%
Stores
13% Oct
923/4
36%
1
Inc
Owl
90%
79%
35%
163/4
2.50
18% Aug 22
7% Jun
8
com_No par
No par
$3.50
Ralston Purina Co
24
8%
51
51
Va'
200
Va
51 Va
6,900
331/4
33%
28,900
59
59%
16,600
2034
3,200
51
60
35%
36
3,900
19%
1934
19%
19%
19%
123/4
13 Va
12%
13 Va
13%
1,800
6,600
8%
8%
8%
8 34
6.100
8%
938
8%
40%
40%
41%
40%
40%
1,800
99 Va
40
6
40%
40%
40%
100
*96%
98%
98
98
♦96
99%
13V4
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38% Mar
25
Sep
25
25
24 Va Jun
25
39% Dec
24
3
32% May 16
2
92
82'/a Jan
Mar
86
.
;
64
Jan
'
Apr 25
35 Vo Jan
2
k
12 y2 Aug
13
6IV4 Feb
28
15% Oct 24 ;
60,' May 29 ,
65% Dec
5
81 % May 29
98 y2 Dec
26
93
39% Oct 26,
45% May 28
48
May 29
58% Feb
15
46% Jan
59% Dec
July 17
11 Va Jun 25
41 Va Oct 22
85
,90
69% Apr
2;
2 1
73%
20
;
25
29% Mar
Mar 12
9
Jun
22
30% Mar 15
31
22% Feb
24
40%. Jan
18% Oct
71".
6% May 29 "
Jan
24
81% Feb
.
11% Mar
28
.
7 % Jan
84 V2 Nov
28
12% Oct
12
15
;. Feb
27
85
17% Feb
15
6
25 :
34
Feb
28
29 % Feb
25
37% Oct
31
2
-17% Jan
11
24 % Jan
25
33% Jan
26
24% July 23
35
29% Jan '18
38 % Aug
Nov
9
20 % May 17
18% Jan
11
70 V2 Fell
50 V8 Mar 20
62
10 Va Jun
25
Sep
13
16% Nov 23
33% Apr
24
31
21Va May 29
44
Jan
13
30% Jan
2
20 y» May 29
28% Jan
2
15% Jan
2
21% Aug
8% Oct
24
16% Jan
83
Oct
17
92
43
May 29
53 Va Jan
32May 29
17% May 29
21 Va Oct 24
"6.
.
•
2
Nov-'
8% Sep
8
8
'18%
8%
12
16
31% May 14
25Vo Jan'
19
28% May 21
10% Feb
5
Jan)
JanJ
98 % May 10
Jan)
43y2
Jan)
45% Apr
23
41 y8 Janv
24% Nov
29
20% Oct
14
28% Feb
8
25 Va Jan
2
39% Oct
50 y2 Aug
795
85
15
6
56% May
May"29
12 y8 Aufe
ij
7% Jan
2
12% Jun
27
1385 Feb
21
Jan
21
15% Jan
2
Jun
May 14
;
.
1045
29
21
21% Apr
5% May 17
16%
2
45% Aug 29
34% May 14
2
.
23 % Jan1
15
May 29
24
10% Feb
14'/a Oct
Jan
V Aug
19% Oct
14% July 12
27 % May 29
12
Aug 20
21
24
6
6
17
38'/a Oct
18
8
31% Aug
Fen
v,
15% Oct
25
19 V2 Jan
Oct~22
23Jun
•
7
Aug-
16% Jan .24
38% Jan
31% July 23
82
17
29
11% Nov
2
•
29
29
9
Jan
25% Sep
Mar 18
21;
47% Jan
1
26
37
14% May 29
24%
;
20% Mar 25
32 % Dec
5
25% Oct
22"
-16% Feb
27 y2 Jan
11% July 18
2
6
7
26
21% Sep 19
May 24
12
•' Nov
96
53 % Jan
1
Oct
23
10% Oct
-
Sep
70% May 13
59
Sep
55% Jun
20
25
281/8 May 23
21
2
12
May 14
1559.'
22%
Oct
25
90%
"89%
90%
45%
45%
45%
45%
46 %
46
35%
36
36
35%
36%
36
Inc
Drug
62 Va
62
62%
45.000
95%-
x94%
95
94 Va
94%
94%
94%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
62 %
71%
72 Va
x70%
71 Va
70%
71
71
71%
68%
68 %
68
68 %
'68%
68%
95
95
95
*95
96
13%
12%
13 Va
68%
69 %
94 Va
"94
12%
13'/a
13
*84
Co
Sweets
•46
Va
STOCK
48
27
38% Sep
30
4
29% Apr
2
Feb
2
15% Jan
2
20 %
May
2
17% Jan ,
25% Oct.
2
28 % May 20
7
42% Jan
1130% Jan
4
49% Sep
5 % Jun
6
7% Oct
18
1118% Aug 21
29 % Jan
23
4% July 22
7% Jan
25
TelAutograph
9
Swingline
"47
48
48
50
2.000
,
*46%
48%
*400
.-
2,200
23%
23%
23%
-.•23%
23%
24
24%
24 Va
24 V«
11%
11%
11%
-11%
11%
3,500
23%
12
ELECTION
DAY
24 Va
24
24%
24%,
25%
11,400
11%
11%
19,300
11%
11%
11%
11%
*30 Va
30%
11%
30%
*30%
30%"
35 Va
x33%
34 Va
34%
85 %
*82 Va
85%
"82 Va
12%
12%
12%
29%
12%
100
16.500
~
24
34 Va
V
2,100
13 Va
"
,
111,900
23%
CLOSED
24%
11
22,900
••-
24
EXCHANGE
23%
24
*82 Va
13
*30%
-
13
13
11,200
35%
*82 Va
85 V2
2.900
30%
34%
35
i
,
85 %
•> ' 1,000
13
44.400
30%
29%
30%
30
30%
34»/4
33 %
33%
7,000
37%
34)
36%
34%
36%
33%
36%
33%
37 Va
36%
37%
10,200
21%
22%
22 %
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
16,200
*20 V4
&'■
29%
33%
36%
1
20%
20 %
20 %
20 %
20 Va
20 V4
20 >;4
1.30O
60
59 %
59%
59 %
59%
59
59 Va
2,100
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
1,500
40%
41V8
41 %
41%
41 %
42
3,100
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
31
1.40O
30'A
59 Va
v.
.
.
6%
169,600
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
16%
21%
9
16%
16%
16%
7,400
26%
27
26 Va
27
6.200
21%
27
16%
27%
-V 16%
'
*21%
22%
21%
21%
9
9%
'"?■ 9
94
95%
'*94
600
9%
•94
95%
9%
94
6,200
/
100
51%
51%
50 %.
51%
51%
51%
4.400
53%
53 Va
53
53%
52%
53%
20,100
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
2.100
32%
32%
32%
33 %
33%
34%
138,400
52
52%
52%
52
52%
3.500
10 y4
5,900
52 Va
,
1248
1
10 %
10%
10%
1235
10 V4
10%
490
1264
1252
1250
1246
21
20%
20%
19 %
20
19%
19%
1.800
41%
41
41%
41 Va
41%
41 %
41%
30.200
36%
37%
36%
36%
35%
36
36
36%
11.500
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
V 17%
17%
18 Va
10.100
23%
23%
23%
23-%
24
24%
2.200
23%
28Va
45%
-
'
21%
41
'
1
1
Symington Wayne Corp
'
12%
48
•30%
class A
Inc
Va
5
Technical Material Corp
Co
&
•
11%
23 Va
23%
11%
1.38 8/9
25
America
of
-
-
'
.
17V2 Jan
19
61%
—
49% Feb
27
63 %
17%
18
1
Storer Broadcasting Co—.
41%
41%
^lry v;));;/
x30%
Stouffer Foods Corp:
31%
1.25
6%
6%
Studebaker Corp
1 /
Suburban Gas
1
16%
17
Suburban, Propane Gas Corp
27%
27 Va
1
22
22
SuCrest Corp
—— 1
9
9Va
Sun Chemical Corp common
1
►94
95 Va
$4.50 series A preferred
No par
Sun Oil Co—
No par'
51%
52s,,,
Sunbeam Corp
1
53%
53%
Sunstrand Corp
5
21 %
22 V4
Sunray DX Oil Co
1
32%
33%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
6.25
52
52%
Sunshine Mining Co
10c
10%
ic%
Superior Oil of California
25
126O
1290
25
10
x62 %
Corp
Container
Stone
24
13
64%
x24 Va
LL
Stone & Webster.
Swift
Aug 29
,28.300
•93 %
15
2.50
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common.—1
5% prior preference
20
22 V8 Jun
Sep
14%
^
"
& Co Inc
Corp—
31 Va Oct
40
13%
61%
Stewart-Warner
24 % Mar 21
44% Apr
14 V8
*
100
1
24
18
13%
94%
'
No par
12 % Oct
11% May 29
14%
'63%
^
84
13%
1
common
5,100'
74%
84%
84
15%
—5
1
Co
74
►84
73%
84%
;—2.50
Chemical
74%
84%
73%
73%
72%
<■
1
Steel Co—
Pressed
6 71%
•
,14%
No par
Industries
45%
280
13,100
"84 Va
com—No par
Inc
preferred
(J P)
1.000
"89%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Stevens
14.000
36%
90 %
preferred
Sterling
20
46%
90 %
Stanley Warner Corp
Stanray Corp
Starrett Co (The) LS
3 % %
90%
27%
17%
*96
..
Stauffer
*89%
—No par
27%
Oil of Indiana
Standard
28 ?a
26%
Calif
of
conv
Standard
27%
27%
com—__6.25
No par
25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
7
Standard Oil of Ohio common—10
3%% preferred series A
100
Standard Packaging Corp com
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
20
$1.20 convertible preferred
20
6%
convertible preferred
20
$3.30
9
28
27%
-r—- -—5 -
Kollsman
Standard Oil
24
16
22
Jan
45
21 % Jun
98% Apr
14
65% Aug
12% July 23
5
23% Mar
20% Feb
17%
97
18%
97
•35%
371.000'
17 Va
96 %
17%
97
10 -..Vy;
Shares
18%
97
17%
preferred
$3.50
Standard
Nov. 8
No par
Standard Brands
5
Nov. 7
96 %
.
the Week
Friday
Thursday
16 %
Co
E Mfg Co
Staley A
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
95%
preferred
Square D
15
2 *
52% Jan
8
28
r
Feb'13-
58% Jan>
26
59% Feb
95 % Feb
July
85% Apr
22
$4.50
HIGH
Nov. 6
50c
*_25
common
Spiegel Inc common
18
3
t43Va May 29
76
2
Jan*
81
2
77% Jan
83 %
2
Sep
Sep
49
2
35% Jan
34% Aug- 26^ /
May 29
74 Va July
22
1963
Monday, November 11,
Wednesday
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
Par
EXCHANGE
Sperry Rand Corp
$4.50
preferred
4
7
Jan
93
20 % Jun
Oct
98 Va Feb
19%
Apr
May
97
Aug 16
Highest.
Lowest
12% Mar 26
24 y8 Jan
22
r
Tuesday
Monday
J. NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963 «
Highest
Lowest
10 % Oct
48
.
»■'
■
STOCKS
81
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
90
.
(1858)
22
28%
28%
29 %
28 Va
28%
28 Va
28%
14.600
44%
44 V2
45%
44-
45
-
18%
T
Jun
13
-
55% Mar 23
29 y2 May 29
11 % Jan
4% May 29
4% Oct
24
16% Feb
15% Oct
31
25
61% Dec
14
25% Mar
Jun
2
45
14
May 29
11 y8 Oct
17% Jan
2
21% Sep
59% Jan
7
5
16% Jan
74'^ Aug 28
20% Oct 31
41 %
49% May 22
45% Mar 29
22
52% Apr
11
15
4
Mar, 4
41% Jan
2
13% July 19
21% Feb
7
17% Jan
25
51% Nov
28
50% Jan
37% Jun
18Va Oct
17
97% Oct
23
76% Nov
8
2
Nov
47% Jan,
b* % Nov
68% Nov
4
>
32% Sep
3
24 '
.
26% May 29
33% Mar
9
19 Va Jun ,25
27% Mar
1
25% Jan
23
Sep
3
29
43
Oct
29
35 %
2
,
58%
40% Oct
29% Mar, 21
32
Jan. 2
9
31 % Mar
22% May 29
11
8
13% Mar 26
Anr
5
57
75
33% May 2y
62% Jun
Apr
30
29% Jan
4
18% Jun
25
44y8 Jan
22<
18% Sep
23 y8 Oct
17
29% Dec
10
24
Nov,
6
30% May 31
10%
Nov.'
7
14
Jun. 19.,;
10
24
Jan
>
3
2
26
60 V8 May
11
47% Oct
12y
66»
Jan
88 y2 Apr
6
89% Jan. 11
25% Oct
25
36;
Apr
4
27% Sep
15% Oct
24.*,
23% Feb
16
37% Jun
25-
Jan
83
'
3
25% Nov
2
Jun
25
57 % Feb
7
53% Jan
15
Oct
25
25y2 Mar 26
16% Apr
20 % May 29
27 y8 Jan
25% Mar
45
63% Jan
-
15
26 '
24*.
42% Feb
8
58% Jan,, 3
20
Sep 17?
25
81 y2 Jan
2
61
Sep
73% July
29% May
19
Oct
15% Oct
25
27% Oct
23
10
22 %
15
44% Jan
3
133% Feb
8ya May 29
May 29
15
161 Va Sep
Jan
4
24
1
12% Apr
3
4
49% Sep
6
55% May 13
4
2
2
15% Feb
14
Mar.'
511/2 Feb
8
42% Mar;
53% Nov )
14% Jan i
8
2
28% May 15
3% Aug
9%
26 V
26% Feb
16
46
Oct
29
52 V4 Feb
5
24/
Apr
54% Aug 16
Jan
Oct
6% May 29
1
18% Jan
141
13
f»% Oct
3
21
14 % Jan
211
Jun
4
24
20
24
48% Feb
14%
20
76% Apr
6
34 y2 Apr
6% May 29
34
Nov
Sep
25
Oct
28% Jun
108
T\*„r
*
23.
7% May 29
13
30
22
30%
1
15y4 0ct
Jun
13
73% NOV
j 2
51
May 29
23
July 12
or:**
24% Mar 13
45•
23% Jan
a
33% Feb
28
4
39% Jan
11% Jan
v
.
7%
8
43 %
22
2
Aug 15
50
July
1
20
Jan
37!
Jun
3
11
Jan
22
2
{
7% July 16
Talcott
Co
1
4.50
.
(James)
Inc
5
Inc
7%
7%
7%
7%
'/«
7%
20!a
21%
20%
20%
20 V2
20 %
20%
5%
20%
5%
5%
5%
5%
6%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21'%
20 Va
Corp..
—
1
Transmission Co..5
:
12.50
Corp_3.50
Transmission Corp
5
Texas
Gas
Texas
Texas
Utilities
Texas
Inc
Textron
Glass
Thatcher
Mfg
Chemical
Thiokol
&
Thomas
Betts
Co
58%
58%
58 Va
59
17%
16%
17%
16 %
17%
17
17%,
92%
88 %
90%
x90%
'92%
92%
95%
*73%
73%
75
76%
3,100
68%
68%
68%
19,500
25%
26%
9,400
53%
54
68%
26 %
26
26%
40,600
14,800
54'
ELECTION
30 %<
55
54
54%
37%
3«%
37%
38
37%
38%
40%
42 %
40%
41
41
40%
40%
29%
3,000
22%
60,900
29 %
29%
29%
'23%
29%
DAY
,
21%
23 Va
21%
24 %
25
30
,
24%
22%
25
24
24%
10%
*10%
51 Va
"93
«
6(5%
25%
68%
68%
7,100
11.600
'41.800
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
50%
51%
49%
15.600
-
700
50%
94 %
*93
51 %
94%
♦93
94%
"28%
29 %
*28%
29 Va
;
52
,
/
-
50%
.
'
3.500
26 \\
25
20O
f
11.300
94%
"93
28%
400
29
29%
28%
-—No par
25
25
25 Va
25
25%
20.600
25
25 %
25
10
25 %
25%
25%
2,900'
25%
25%
25%
25Va
72%
20 %
25%
70%
%0%
*20%
29
29
60%
61V4
21
63
25 %
15%
51
"149Va
151 Va
6
10
46 Va
6%
—25 '
No par
& Construction—1
5
Co
No par'
—1
5
Airlines Inc
Financial
>
V
.1
Co
preferred
Corp
Transwestern Pipeline Co
4%%
59
"41 %
t'6'%
x23%
24 Va
1
.1
Transamerica Corp common
conv
Electronic
Transitron
58%
CLOSED
2
World
Trans
59 Va
EXCHANGE
Co
Trans-World
31.100
45%
45%
54 Va
Co.*
Torrington - Co
Tractor Supply Co class A
Trane
128,700
20%
45 Va'
39 Va
Co
preferred
Roller Bearing
Edison
67'/a
20%
45 Va
y
No par
5
Thor Power Tool Co
Toledo
66
20%
45
38%
Tidewater Oil common
$1.20
65%
20%
45%
STOCK
(J
Tishman Realty
64 Va
20%
45
27%
R)
—7.50
Thompson-Raino-Wooldridge com..5
4%
preferred
*100
Timken
65 Va
20
50c
$1.25 conv preferred
93,100
64
68%
2o%
53%
.
21 Va
66 %
No par
Co
common
20,000
90
1
Pacific Coal & Oil
10
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l
—..—:—...
issued
When
9,500
6%
58%
17
Producing Co—*—33%
Texas Gulf Sulphur
—No par
Texas Instruments
Inc
1
Gulf
Texas
10,300
21
6
20 %
x65%
X20V4
,
45
Eastn Transmission
Texas
6,100
7%
7%
1
Gas
Tennessee
Texaco Inc
44%
45%
24
12 %c
Corp
Tandy
Thompson
18
93% Oct
19
19% Mar;
Feb
Broadcasting
Talon
6
2
23 % Jan
125% Jan
22
Oct
49
18
26
18% Mar
34% May 29
32 y2 Jun 25
Taft
;
Tri-Continental Corp common
preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5% conv pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
Twin Industries Corp
$2.50
—2
100
1
1
150
1
50
1
1
}
71%
.
20%
71
20%
73%
20%
9,100
70 Vo
71%
20%
20 %
20%
1,800
29
28%
28%
13.500
2,300
29
29
28%
60%
61
61
61%
63 %
64%
20 Va
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
2,200
21 Va
61
62%
61%
62 Va
62%
63 Va
10.400
63%
25%
25 Va
25%
25 Va
25%
19.100
26%
25 Va
v
.
,
■
15%
15%
15%
5,600
15%
50%
51%
51 Va
51%
51 Va
51%
9.300
51%
151%
151%
151%
151%
151%
150 %
5%
,
46%
46%
5,200
53%
53%
4,600
18%
2,400
10
46
:
46%
46 3
a
46%
53%
53%
53%
19%
18%
18%
18%
45 Va
"44%
45%
19 %,
19%
*44%
451/4
31 V«
29 Va
7% :: 7%
9.300
10%
53 %
:
53%
"w.\v ■/-a;-:
:v,
28%'
29 3
28%
29%
'
.
7%
7%
28 Va
20%
28%
34,400
7%
7%
20%
100
45%;-"
*45
a
7%
600
17,900
6
10%
10
10 %
10
10 Va
46 Va
53%
19 %
45 %
5%
5%
5%
6
15 Va
15%
15%
7%
1,400
V
15
Oct
24
19% May 15
17 Va Jan
7
Jun
25
10% Mar 22
8% Jan
16% Oct
23
27% Jan
15
21 % Jan
20%
1,500
Udylite Corp (The)
1
20 %
20%
15
15%
15%
2,500
15%
15%
5
15%
15%
Unarco Industries
15
3
23% Apr 18
17-% Oct 18
25 Va
25%
26
5,200
29
27% Aug 26
26 Va
25%
25 Va
Unilever Ltd
25%
2
,
When
38% Oct
31% May 29
43% Mar 15
34
July
31
1
40% Oct
42 "
8
Sep
20
114% Oct
29
29% Sep
3
121% Jan
2
100% Jan
2
26 % Sep
30
101% Dec
7
100
83 % Dec
13
82% May 23
85% Sep
Dec
19
75% Jan
25
82
Mar 14
Dec
28
89% Oct-
1
95
Jan
43 Va May 29
69 % Jan
3
59% Jan
25
27% May 29
2
8% Jan
35
Dec
4
33% Jan
2
8% Feb
28
8% Jan
2
83
27
Jun
94% July 24'
Feb
2
72% Jun
29
78
84 % Jan
18
92
78
14
83% Aug 29
May 21
42
9% Oct
14
35% Jun
23
32 % Mar 13
23 Va Jan
2
32% Jun
4
25
39% Jan
31 % Jan
3
43% Jun
24
20 Va Oct
20% Jun
38% Jun
25
Jun
26
88% July 23
19
5
40% Oct
Dec
5
95 % "Oct
102% Dec
18
85% Oct
54% Dec
113
24
35% Mar 15
33% May 29
50 % Mar 16
22% Oct
Jv'"
25
33% Mar 11
8% Jan
6% Jun
3
23 % Feb
21
18 Va Oct
24
56
17 % Oct
M
2.
fl
Mar
Itov
29
Jan
53% Jan
8
Electric
Union
Pacific
Union
$4
Tank
Lines
Aircraft
Artists
Feb
21
40% Jan
10
31
10
United
Board
2
20% Mar 19
29% Sep
4
United
Financial
30% Feb
2
20
30 Va May 22
United
Fruit
29% May 2b
38% Jan
2
United
19% May 29
15% May 29
25% May 10
20% Mar 20
16% Oct
25
23
% May 29
Mar 26
Oas
Foundry
Corp of Calif
39% Sep
2
28
19
2
23% May 16
United
Greenfield
19% Jan
United
Merch
Jan
17 Va Aug
1% Jan
2
1 Va Jan
Oct
24
71% Jan
4
47 Va July
2-i
35 Va Mm 1G
12
Sep
4
30
30
2
1 % Apr
5
15
56% Oct
18
33% Jun 28
36
Mar 18
United Gas
Improvement
Co
Corp
&
Mfgrs Inc
United Park City Mines Co
United Shoe
6%
Mach
preferred
27 Va
27%
27 Va
101%
101 %
85
25%
25 Va
36%
37 Va
41 Va
41%
105
87%
87 %
29,800
19,900
101
101
-160
*83
85
*—
*83
85
*77%
78 Va
77
77%
630
78%
91%
91%
91
91
92
92
79%
79%
80
79%
80%
12,800
40
40%
24.900
39 34
9%
33 %
r
77%
79%
9%
19,300
.
27%
27%
27%
101%
*83
40%
39%
x33
209
100%
80%
40 Va
40%
39%
9%
14.400
33%
33%
10,200
25%
25%
1,100
36%
37 Va
21,300
45%
28.600
9%<
9%
9%
9%
33%
33%
33%
25%
25%
25 Va
26
36 %
37
36 Va
37%
41%
42%
42 %
44
x44
99
9%
33
,
20
'•
-
,100
*99%
103
87%
87%
87%
87%
87%
88
21 Va
21%
21 Va
21%
33,900
32 Vo
31%
32%
11,200
*98 %
102
99
-
2,800
22%
21%
21%
31 Va
33
31
32%
31%
16%
16%
16%
17
16
15%
16%
16
33
33%
33%
2,800
33
33%
47
47 Va
5
1
19 '
19
33%
*
8%
8%
common
24
24 Va
No par
Corp
35 Va Mar 14
112%
5
i
Cos
&
Co
21 % Jan
Sl% Oc\i
41
9
92
40
110%
2.50
1
Corp
—
Coal
77%
■
13,500
10
Corp
Corp
Engineering
85
21%
Carton
United-Carr Fastener
United Electric
113
*83
1
of
Co
&
111 %
*98%
Corp
United Biscuit
6
United
114 Va
5
pfd_100
pfd_100
conv
1
10
common
conv
United
113
Amer__No par
Corp
1956)
30
113 %
5
1955)
Jan
111%
38 Va
40%
39 Va
lo
Co__
Inc
of
2
38%
79%
;_10
(series of
16
38
♦91 %
No par
(series
28
38 Va
77%
common
4%
20
Oct
Co
4%
United
38 Va
27%
Co
2
Jan
38%
38%
25
18
,
38 Va
38%
101V*
'
Jan
32
39
38%
39
38%
39
38%
27 %
preferred
Car
Twist Drill
United Air
United
19%
►100%
-
RR
non-cum
Union
*19 Va
No par
No par
Oil of California
"Union
20
5
common
preferred
$3.70 preferred
$3.50 preferred
$4 preferred
Union
19%
►19%
*19%
20
No par
No par
Co
$4.50
102% Jan
17% Aug
Jan
20 g
shares
112.
46% Oct, 15
8
ord
Foreign transactions—*
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
6%
Union Carbide Corp
No par
25
38% Aug 27
8% Aug 30
59
Jan 21
5
Jan
16% May 28
41% Jun
10
12
Unilever N V
20%
►19%
transactions
transaction wi
21
17% Aug 20
30% May.
15 %
24
3
2
39
Feb
102% May 17
26% Jan
8
100
<
2
19
Nov
22
°,
Janj
25%
rets ord
Amer dep
issued
Foreign
Foreign
20%
20%
21%
21%
10
4.50
10
1
1
37 Va
25
54%
54 V4
25
35 Va
35 Va
38
26%
27
19%
20
18%
18%
1%
/
1%
33%
8%
47 Va
34
800
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
16.200
47 %
47%
47%
47%
47%
2,100
3.000
18%
19 Va
18%
18 Va
18%
19
24
24%
24
24 %
24
24 Va
8.900
21%
26.300
21%
21%
21
%
21%
21
37%
38
37%
38%
37%
38%
13.700
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2 mo
19%
20
19%
21%
21
21%
18%
18 Va
18
%
18%
18%
18%
9.700
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
4.400
54 %
54%
1%
54® 8
54
54%
35%
35 Va
*35
.
8.100
55
35%
*35
35%
5.600
J50
t.>■
For
footnotes,
»'
see page
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The
6315
Number
198
Volume
Chronicle
Financial
and
Commercial
(1859)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Highest.
Lowest
22
41 Va Feb
;95% Aug 10
98 V* Dec
24% Jan
14
24
.19 Va Oct
98 Va Jan
25
32% Mar
28 % Jun
25
47% Mar 23
65 % Oct
24
Jun
2
'8% Jan
73
'42 Va Sep
11
Jan
29
42 y2 Nov
50V4 May
39
tuv4 Jun
7
jan
5
23-
31 Va May
4
^24% Jan
27% Feb
53% Mar 20
42% Jan
63% Sep
3B
r
79
" Jan
12
82 Va Sep
36
Oct
23
60% Feb
7
Aug
152 % July
2
164;
351;
22% May 29
81 Va Jan
4
v
9
4
40% Jan
.
22% Jun
14
22
37% Oct
787/a Jan
2
139 Va July
Jan
-
,
39 y2
4
—
S„p
87% Sep
12
2
57 V2 Oct
17
v8
Jan
2
26% Jan
2
31% May 14
38% Jan
4
40% Sep
150
,
42% Jan
22
23% Feb
22
25
31V4Sep
18
41% May
'
6
> Oct
29
14% Mar 23
5 % May 29
34% Feb
2
40% Apr
2
24
octii
38% Jan
3
11 Va Apr
-
33% Oct
158
24
54
8
170
Aug
10% Oct
24
Feb
25% Ssp
4
20% Jun
2
13V4 Apr
29 Va Oct
24
61 y2 Mar 14
28% Apr
42% Jan
31
55
Jan
2
32% Jan
50% Oct
16% Mar 20
24% Jun
Ma~r~20
36 V'e Oct
30
41% Apr
4
28% Jan
'
'
.
8
'
33'/2 Feb
1
3
367/a Apr
16
28% Jan
16
12% Mar 20
15% Oct
17
20
28i% Dec
31
26% Mar
1
30% Jun
4
16% Aug
7
37V8 Jan
14
30
32'/a Jan
23
Oct
28
May 29
22% Jun
I 19 VB Jun
22
25
45% Feb
50% Jan
8
Oct
24
18
/ 27
Jun
25
44% Mar 23
44
Oct
24
53% Dec
19,
16 Vb Sep
2
Jan
8% July 22
10
39% Jan
%
31
'
66
Jan
89% Jan
88
92% May 22
94V2 Feb 13
2
Jun
29
921/4 Feb
102% Aug 24
16 Va Jun 25
16
Oct
.
26% Jan
Jan
104% Oct
Jan
lo
106
Jan
99% May 20
July 17,
106'/a Apr
5
28% May 14
7
16
3
21
29% Jun
10% Jan
2
Jan
4
104
11
141/4 Apr
18% Mar 22
30
10
Jan
97
3
'36% Jan
4
14% Feb 21
8% May 29
101% Sep
-
93
105% Oct ,16
23
94
,
20
Rubber Co
24
108
Aug 21
100
::,88 y2
1st
/-
47%
172
'•
•
.v.
29%
89
46%
41
*91,2
10
19 Va
19'/4
10,000
25
25 %
2,700
EXCHANGE
74%
CLOSED
x53%
54%
154 %
154 y2
.
x
172'/a
29%
102%,
53%
54 Va
54'/a
109.900
154
154%
2,300
28%
28
28%
40 Va
5,400
40 Va
*40'%
271/4
27'/2
27%
40%
28%
4,000
39%
40
39%
40V4
13,800
Tobacco
162%
Match
Corp
'
100
6%
6%
6,100
6%
6%
6%
38'%
6 7a
39-
5,600
3 8'/a
25
251/4
25%
25%
900
28 Va
1
25
25
Va
28 V4
28%
28%
28
28%
2.400
35%
36
*162 "I,
163
36
36
36%
2,300
500
15
1621/4
14%
162 V4
14%
31%
32 Va
151/4
14%.
14%
31%
32
23.900
31%
31%
47%
48%
31%
32
47
47%
15,900
47%
19:
48%
20%
48%
19%
50'%
20
29,700
19%
19%
36%
36%
19%
19%
7.200
36 Va
36%
361%
36%
36 '/a
36%
3,100
14%
10c
12.80
.
61/4
,
36
38
37
162y4
%
6%
,
*37%
6%
38
28%
36%
_100
2.50
1
1
Universal Oil Products Co
Upjohn Co
Uris Buildings Corp
j.
Utah Power & Light Co
61/2
6%
38
25 Va
28%
com_No par
preferred
6%
6%
*25
10,600
154'/4
6%
>
53%
7.500
188.900
%Z
28 Va
154
40
6%
74
600
■
40%
154 '/4
27%
38
72
18,.700
28%
154
■
27
5
91
77
54%
39%
,30c;
173'/4
291/4
96'%
74
40
com__25c
173%
29%
293a
28%
Corp
preferred
173 Vb
94V4
3.9%
American
30
46%,
28
DAY
;
40%'
6%
6,200
91
46 %
74 »/4
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical—1
:
100
40%
ELECTION
28 Vb- .28%
5
2,300
62'%
*88 Va
29%
■
19,000
500
47%
•99'/4
53%
9%
61%
91
93%
73
v
28 %
Utilities
«;•
10
29%
'
-
*40 V4
Va
*88%
46%
47%
172 Va
STOCK;-
97 Va
73 v2
'
19 Va
89
.
V-r..
i";
93
-
•>9%
172%
.
172%
29 Va
preferred_25
non-cumulative
91
46%
common-.,
non-cum
15%
*162%
163
80
'■% -: ,%V
.
Steel
Co
5
Vanadium Corp of America..
Van Raalte Co Inc—__
*31%
1
32
31%
.
14
14'/4
13'4
10
28'/b
281/4
x27%
Varian Associates
1
Vendo Co
1.25
Victor Comptometer Corp
1
Virginia Carolina Chemical com__l
</
5% convertible preferred
50
Virginia Elec & Power com—No par
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 preferred
_
100
$4.20 preferred
-100
$4.12 preferred —,
100
$4.80 preferred—,.
100
> Von's
Grocery Co
1
Vornado Inc
10c
Vulcan Materials Co common
1
6'%% preferred
„,.100
191%
20%
16%
17
12%
12%
__
3
98% Aug 21
41 VB
191%
61%
S
.
May 13
113
Jan 14
July 15
91
41
19
25 •«
Vanadium-Alloys
,
17
47
40% Oct 14
108% Sep 23
V
Dec~13
111%
19
2
53
_
103% July 18
81% Sep
87 Va Sep
22
Jan
13
46
61
:'
"V": /
221/4 May 29
12% Dec 19
*43%
,25
9%
19 Vb
r
200
9%
60%
10
7,700
9%
25 Va
■
5,800
90'/a
170
40'%
*9 Va
,41%
.
89%
*168
44 V4
,
60
Universal
18
40%
31 Va May 29
41
,
9
4,600
42 %
25
8%
21
31 y2 Jan
9%
44i/2
60%
Universal Leaf
5
13
28% Oct
9 Va
*44 Va
:
*9%
■i
Conv 2nd preferred 1st serles__35
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1/
15
Aug 30
166% Sep
'
■
-
60 Va
Convertible
33 '/b Apr
160% Jan
42%
-V
/
■
30
41%%; 41%
89 %
1
4 /
34% Mar
6
Feb, 2
42
..•••••
6,900
93%
30
1711/4
19%
Universal
41 Va Sep
40
44%
168
Shares
31
*98%
42/
88%
V
173
25 Va
14
9% Feb
4
2
44%
41%
88 V2
87%
*171
29%
19%
United Whelan Corp
6
21
88
173
100'%
25
25
17
24% Jan
87 %
*171
,_1
common
8 Va Jan
Oct
24% Oct
19%
41%
42 '/a
30 %
*991/4
29%
United
,
7
May
38
42%
9%
—
6% Sep
6
42 Va
100 Va
'
5
7%
16
3
35% Apr
17 Va Jun
^
157% Mar 28
6
17
July
30
9%
5
preferred—100
U S Shoe Corp——___No par
U S Smelting Ref & Min com
50
7% preferred,
:50
US Steel Corp common
16%
7% preferred
-'-100
US Tobacco Co common
No par
13
10
Lines
8%
"
3
2
Jan
17
152% Apr
39% Feb
2
23 Va May 29
37
/
% Jan
43% Jan
31
51
11^
48
56
31
62 V2 Dec
29 Va
the Week
Nov. 8
' 31
—10
5
u
49% Aug 26
7>...
26% May 28
Mar 27
Dec
2
26
July
*99 %
■"
Friday
Nov. 7
30%
30%
-50
preferred series A
preferred
;
Pipe & Foundry Co__
Playing Card Co—
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
"
49 %
/,4%%
Sales fcr
Thursday
31
/
100%
1
common
4%%
-173% Nov
33 V2 Sep
30%
US
24;.'
.89% Jun
2
Jan
31 Va
30
1_4
—100
common
['Pf'Ts
US
4
2
161 %
2
May
2o
15% Jan
Co
SALE
Nov. 6
"99 %
No par
preferred
Hir.il
Wednesday
Nov. 5
30%
;_1
—
Industries Inc
US
Oct
4
Va Aug 16
23% Feb
18
.
■
10 V8
8% Jan
23
Gypsum
7%
US
9
Oct
\
S
U
7
:'j Jan
Securities
&
Tuesday
Nov. 4
,
i
b
171 Va Nov
23% Dec
14
Foreign
US Freight Co
S
U
4
S0V2 Nov
2,
Monday
Par
US Borax & Chemical Corp com__l
4 V2 %
preferred
100
4
8% Oct
18
9% Feb
16
33% Sap
47 Va Sep
161 Va Jan
48 y2 Mar 29
21
30% Jan
4
105 Va Jan
July 11
10% Oct 23
43
36% Feb
164 Va May 25
2 v
24 Va Mar
153
3
Jan
LOW ANI)
STOCK
EXCHANGE
3,2 1/a -uiiv 23
100
July 19
4
26
9
23 % Jun
2
YORK
NEW
Highest
Lowest
-7714
14
18%
18%
16%
12%
*32
32%
500
13%
*28
19%
16 Va
32
13%
13%
10,900
28%
13%
-
12
•
31%
31%
28 Va
27%
28
.
1,600
19%
18%
16Va
16%
16 Vb
191/4
16%
21,800
12%
76%
>
12%
12%
12%
18,600
72,100
77%
41%
76%
77%
76%
77
85
84
84%
84
84 '/a
800
41 Va
84 '
41%
'83%
42%
*83%
41%
42%
41%
42%
27,900
108%
1091/4
108%
108%
108 Va
108'/a
330
77'A
,
109
109V4
*91
93%
*95
95%
*94%
95'/4
*94%
104%
104%
105V4
25%
26'A
25%
27
21%
22Vb
20%
21%
*91
93%
11%
11%
105%
105%
100
83 %
83 Va
15
20 %
20%
No par
7%
7%
23%
53%
*91
*93%
95
*93%
95%
*94%
95%
*94'/a
105%
7%
93%
95
95
*91
*104%
1051/4
*104%
8,100
93'/a
95
20
95%
1051/4
60
26%
27
26%
27
21
y
21%
21-%
22V4
11,100
5.800
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5,300
105%
105%
IO51/2
105%
105 Va
40
83%
83%
*82%
83%
*82'/a
83%
50
20'A
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
4,300
7%
7%
7%
*7%
23
231/4
23Va
23%
23%
23 Va
53%
54'%
541/4
54%
54 %
541%
53%
531%
200
28 %
28 Vb
28%
16,000
5%
5%
.5%
2,200
11%
"105
w
74
July
16
9
88
Feb
Oct
26
31
Jan
24
9% Jan
4
40% Jun
25
79
3
5% Oct
20
July 18
19% Jan
Wabash
Wagner
25
Walgreen
87
6
Nov
23
Jan~~2
57Va
10
25% May 13
9 Vb May 24
2
6% Mar
4
Jan
Sep
23
56 % Jun
50% July 29
5
Walker
4i/4 Oc t
19
5% Oct
25
69% Jun
44% Feb
15
5 % Oct
3
58% Sep
Mar 12
29'/a
8
6'A May
81/4 Feb 20
9% Feb 21
72
Jufy2§
23%
8
8% Feb 11
9
May 24
16 Va Jun
5
17% Feb .20
16%
Oct
24
22
Oct
24
17% Oct
3
92
Oct
5
29
Oct
2
29
20% Feb
May 29
May 29
23'/4 Jan
39
103
32
28
,31
Co_—
110
17
Warner
July 10
8
May 14-
Nov
79
Jan
33% Mar
42% Sep 20
40% May 28
51
2
471/4 Jan
51
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
Jan
Sep 23
37% Mar 19
31% Jan
30 Vb Feb
8
Feb
.1,
40% May 22
95 '/4 Jun
11
95
(S. D.)
Sep
.9
Webb
13 Vb Oct
17
West
106Va Feb
15
9
Mar 11
98V2 Nov
8
94 '/2 Jan
14
3
92
Apr
30
91 % Jan
26% Oct
22
46
Mar 12
30'/2 Jan
2
97 Va Feb
16
102
98
14
13
Dec
Jan
8
31% Jan
17
28
4
C-.
Mar 12
94% May 17
45% Oct
99% Nov :/7
5
2
Motor
103
17
Mar ,4
(Del
Welbilt
Co—s—
72% Oct
29
Western
43s,b Sep
,
E)
12
Western
2
24% Aug 29
32'/a Jun
3
Western
Jan
Jan
2
39% Jun
3
21% Oct
24
41% Jan
4
25% Jun
25
35% Oct
23
1
24
30% Mar 12
Jan
2
May 29
80
Jun
27
24
25
39% Jan
41% Oct
9
90% Oct
30
116 % Sep
11
Jan
2
35 Vb Sep
6
2
27
90% Oct
29
96% Apr
'
2
18
92
Jan
13
25% May 11
36% Dec
20
35% Jan
7
71 %
77
24
77
4
May 14
29
Oct
24
100
Feb
23.
Apr
47% Mar 28
Jan
33% Jan
4
27% July 22
20 *
103% Nov
19
May 29
5
10% Jan
15
Oct
25
19',
26
Jan
32% Aug 17
18'A Dec 27
43% Feb
26% May 29
48
-y
100
39
Jan
14
Mar 29
July 24
2
Oct
84% Mar 16
88
Nov
15
87
Jan
2
9% Feb
7
6% Jan
2
2
26% Mar
1
27% Nov
Feb
16
6
9
131% Apr
10
129% Oct
3
31 % May 29
20 /, Oct 23
44% Dec
28
42% Jan
30
29% Dec
5
23
28
Jan
2
44
Oil
Wilson
&
12
9% Mar 28
32 V2 Sep
6
32% May 17
8
May 13
136'% Apr
47
Sep
22
62% Feb
5
29 Va Sep
Nov
16
2
78
Feb
8
261/4 Jan
2
36% Oct
17
81% Jun
28
93
Jan
16
92 % Jun
25
131
Jan
2
8 .; Jun
25
•7 Va Jun
14
J
94
96 % Jun
28
107
9 Va Oct
9
12
140% Jan
24
85
Jan
8
July 18
Jan
25
Mar 29
Inc
Woolworth
2%
9%
2%
3
Elec
15,400
(F
7.200
12%
13%
5,200
38%
39%
6,900
121/4
70.0
*12%
;
.
*121/4
100%
94%
*92%
95'
*92%
95
41
42%
69
19%
20%
37
^
;
^
30%
31%
*98
99
54%
49
54%
51
48 %
36
36'%
5,200
33%
33%
34%
33,200
29
28%
29%
9,900
31 Va
*48%
:
"
.
,
9 Va
9%
: 9%
'26
*25
"46%
*46%
47%.
*25
46%
105
9%
*104
9%
20
10.800
/
3,900
15,000
40
105
3.500
9%
9%
'
26
5,800
501% ;
30%
30%
*46% '/ 47%
26
93
49V2
30'/a
*104
53%
*89'/a
49%
30 Va
105V2
9%
*25%
30%
30
-104%
26
26
*46%
100
10O
47%
14
14
14
14%
14
14
14
14
45
45%
46
46
46
46
23
46
23%
45%
;-'Vu
1,800 '
98%
53%
93
.
31%
98 Vb
53%
53 Va
*87
73,100
89 '/a
119
30%
99
*98%
50%
89%
*114%
3,700
37%'
36%
89
119
31
,
'
,37 Vh
89
93
v
211/4
*29%
36%
'
31%
106
11,800
30%
361/4
'98%
*87.
11,800
42% '
21%
30%
21%
*114%
31 %
53%
94
7.21/8.,
42 Vb
28%
89
98%
V
54%
*89
40
71%
.
32%
.
119
30%
23,200
36%
36%
x89
*114%
101 Va
.71%
42%
41%
*1001/4
99%
69
20
29%
x36 Va
90
20
41%
*29%
33%
28%
119
99%
36
32%
,
42
'■ 42
'
30%
35%
•
37%
90
101
*29 Va
36
540
96
42%
30%
100
*93
95
41%
20%
98%
95%
67%
20%
12%
100
*93
42
*29%
12%
99%
94%
*92%
42%
'
12%
100
'■
5
2,000
.
900
'/23%
23%
29
*23 %
23%
23%
30%
231/4;
28%
29%
29%
30%
29%
30
36%
36%
7,900
35%
36%
36
No par
90
36%
36%
36%
6,500
90 %
*89
90%
10c
Inc
Co
com
Service
Co
Inc
Co
W)
1
Corp
29%
10
100
10
5
i
-10
27%.
133
•■■■./
90
,
:
x
•
:
7
9%
9
30
28%
27 %
*131%
45%
38
38%
*28
9
29%
133
45%
*89
30
27%
134
45
45%
37%
'
38
*9
.
28 VB
28 %
30
27%
9
30O
9%
1,900
29%
9,900
27%
27%
7,500
38
134
40
45%'
*45
45
45
3,000
38%
38%
39%
5,200
28'A
.
*131%
2814
28%
74%
75%
74%
75%
10
100
771/8
36 Vb
36%
35%
361/4
35%
1,000
78
36%
75%
77
35%
36 Vb
No par
5
Co
2,800
90Va
29%
27%
134
*131%
28 Va
/
9%
29%
,
28%
*89
—10
Co
Worthington Corp common
4%% prior preferred
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
Wyandotte Worsted
9 Va
1
Inc
Power
Public
Iron
500
9%
2%
No par
common
Stores
Chemical
Woodward
9%
2.50
preferred
Witco
58
11% Feb 28
6%
20
92% Jan
3
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
37i/4
35%
13
331/2
—-—
—
Industries
Winn-Dixie
3
3,100
37
*35
1
$4.25 preferred
Windsor
9
48
47%
37 Va
35%
•;
Va
5,200
8,900
2,900
39%
29%
Co—
Co
2%
*35
9%
Vv.9%
47%
37 Va
35%
69'%
40
"36
12%
33%
Inc
issued
Wilcox
93 '/8 Feb
41%
When
13
29% Jan
241/2 Jan
37Va
68%
800
38 Va
29%
,
47%
48
37%
500
53.400
13%
2.50
10
Corp
13
15
38% Feb
35%
69
£__5
Stores
Sep
22
22% Oct 23
40
36%
101
—
Jun
24
;
40
36
'47%
95
*101
19% Jan
48 Va
Oct
166 % Jan
68%
40 ;
29
..27%
106
40
35 'A
common
V.
68
36%
42%
(The S S)—20
Co
26%
105%
40
*35
12%
*92%
*114%
29
,26%
106
67
•
95'/2
42%
29
'26'/a
106
35%
100%
291% Aug 13
47% Aug 20
Oct
4
28%
29
26%
106
8,400
12%
No par
BR
Mfg
12%
30%
21% Oct
55
14%
39%
*95
*104 Va
37%
35
125
14 %
13%
*100
1
6
2-5% Mar
Jan
14%
40%
-
preferred
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
Prior preference
20
$3
convertible
preferred
^50
29
16
39
Motor
241% Oct
20
26
14%
102%
70%
5% %
1
Feb
Jun
Dental
White
Wickes
32% Feb
,
White
White
57
Pacific
25
107
25
25
22
14%
67 %
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—7—100
Wheeling Steel Corp common:
10
$5 preferred
:
No par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
41/4 %
convertible
preferred—80
15
22
26
660
8,500
42%
Maryland Ry com___No par
2nd preferred
40
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Oct
Jun
Jun
6OV4
31%
14%
1
non-cum
31
2
34
4%
Oct
56
14
33% Oct
5
60 Vb
30%
2%
2%
13
1,400
61%
30%
40
-.7''
9%
39%
'/a
60%
2
Inc.
Bancorporatlon
341/4 Sep
10 % Aug
2
'
18
1
2
,21% Jan
22% Nov
881/4 Nov
10
25
6% Jan
28
lOl'/a May 27
551/4 Nov
1
Jun
Jun
Mar 22
26% Mar
May 16
15
110
42% Jan
32
Feb
31% Jan
2
10
2
86% Apr .19
31
Apr
Sep
-
18% Jan
25
2
88% Jan
118
'
,
48
9 (a
1
Corp
Lines
/
8
1,200
30y8
29
35%
1
Co
Western
21% Oct
Air
Western
25
DAY
37'/2
.—No par
Corp
7%
3,200
61
26
36%
47 %
81/4
/
30 Va
105 Va
69
*37'/8
Kentucky
28
108% Sep
ELECTION
40 Va
-
*35
Penn
29
,
21
36
5
4.20%
9
Feb
8
81/4
400
60%
26%
5
Coal
Co__
4
Power 4%%
pfd
100
preferred series B__
100
4.10% preferred series C
100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4%%
preferred
100
West
31
29
x40
No par
Corp
32 % Feb
27
8 Vb
8
29%
107
67%
5%
'f.
5%
'
CLOSED
28%
26 %
28
28%
5%
EXCHANGE
14%
28 %
No par
Co—
Financial
29% Dec
Jun
STOCK
61%
*105'/a
1
No par;
Mills
Scientific
23'/2 July 31
18% Jun 14
'
100
28
31 Vb
14%
1.25
preferred
Co
Knitting
Wesco
4
32'/4 Dec
39
Jan
Inc_„_,.
Pharmaceuticals-1
Swasey
Waukesha
Wayne
Welch
85% Jan
19
May 29
23% Jun 25
8%
61
30%
10
&
15
20
Dec
1
Co
Warren
53% Apr
28
102 % Apr
5%
8%
100
convertible
Warner
131/4 Aug 22
3% May
8
21% Jan 23
"
2% Nov
31
14% Feb
23
25
Jan
5%
No par
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
12% Oct
871
29%
common
Co
Warner-Lambert
381/2 Nov
8% Oct
28%
'
^35
9% Nov
51/4 Jan
50c
"
36% Feb
~2% Oct~22
Inc
Bros Pictures
$4.00
53%
2.50
Brothers
Warner
23
No par
Co
Baking Co
preferred
6%
W
&
Tiernan
&
Warner
2
JanT,~2
-
Ward
5
G
transactions
Walworth
17
40% Jan
54%
Wallace
25
29 Vb Apr
2
Feb
67
Dec
Oct
16% Jun
Mar 11
25
381/4 Apr 19
27% May 17
105
33
12% Mar 20
9
Nov"! "4
preferred
Corp
(Hiram)
Foreign
21% Oct 25
4%%
RR
Electric
Waldorf System
*92'/4
99
9 Va
93
'
*
92%
92%
*92
98%
981/4
98%
99
9%
9 Va
92
97%
99
9%
9%
9%
*92
24,900
9,500
92%
130
99V4
900
93 b
v
9%
1.80O
/
4
389% NOV
8
16
25% Jan
2
37% Sep
65 Va Oct
22
,107% Mar 28
84% Jan
2
128% Nov
1
14% Oct
25
30% Mar 16
18% Jan
2
32
Oct
31
6
84 % Oct
17
Xerox
Corp—:
1.20
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
364%
34
125%
31
376
361
34
369%
367
v 374%
372
389%
33
163,400
<
33%
32%
125%
124%
33 %
127%
-10,800
30%
31%
30% v 31%
31%
31%
18,400
76 Va
32
33%
124%
127%
78%
76
77%
76 3 b
78%
68,900
32%
126
126
1,000
Z
42% Oct
24
75% Mar 15
51
Mar
28
Zenith
Radio
Corp
,
1
78
80%
"
♦Bid
and
asked
f Cash sale,
wd When distributed,
x Ex-dividend.,
y Ex-rights,
z Exdistribution,
mptcy A,ct
or securities assumed bv such companies.
1 Transferred from American Stock Exchange to N.Y.S.E. Range for 1963 is a
otherwise indicated.
On stock dividends of 25%
or more, low and high ranges
are for new shares only!
prices;
no
sale
on
this
day.
t In
bankruptcy
or
combination of both
receivership or being reorganized under the Bankexchanges.
All preferred issues are cumulative unless
'
i:
Vt
It
.'
(1860)
24
York Stock Exchange
Bond Record from the New
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY-YEARLY
Range for
Range Since Jan. 1,
Previous
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
jfr
Treasury
Treasury
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Treasury
■
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
July 10
101.8
7
102.16 Oct
Sep
100 Vb Dec
28
99%
31
Sep
prices are indicated with a double dagger.
t Sale
Apr
4 /101
99. 28
99.25
99.29
99.21
99.25
99.22
99.26
99.23
99. 27
99.13
99.17
99.9
99.13
99.10
99.14
99.11
99. 15
99.6
99.10
99.2
99.6
99.3
99.7
99.1
99. 5
99.3
99.7
98.31
99.3
99.1
99 5
99.1
99. 5
98.21
98.23
98.16
98.18
98.18
98.20
98.18
98. 22
98.4
98.12
97.30
98.6
97.30
98.6
98.2
98 8
98.2
97.22
97.30
97.23
97.31
97.26
98. 2
99.20
99.13
99.17
99.14
99.18
99.13
99. 15
99. 6
97.26
-99.16
99.8
99.10
99.5
99.7
99.5
99.7
99.4
98.7
98.11
98.3
98.7
98.5
98.9
°98.5
97.7
97.13
97.2
97.8
97.2
98.8
97.6
97. 12
98.28
99
98.24
98.28
98.25
98.29
98.24
98. 26
98. 9
99.22
99.24
99.20
99.22
99.21
99.23
99.20
99. 22
98.21
98.23
-98.18
98.20
98.18
98.20
98.28
98. 30
92.6
91.30
92.6
91.28
92. 4
89. 28
88. 30
EXCHANGE
98.22
98.24
98.22
98.24
98.22
98. 24
15 1978
May 15
Treasury 3s
Feb 15
Treasury 3s
1
—Aug 15
Treasury 3s
Feb 15
Treasury 25/aS
Feb 15
Treasury 2Visd—Jun 15 1962
•1983
88.28
CLOSED
88.23
88.31
88.24
1985
88.26
89.2
1964
99.27
99.29
15
1963
88.26
89. 2
88.30
88.23
88.31
88.26
89. 2
99.27
99.29
99.24
99.28
99.27
99. 29
98.7
98.3
98.7
98.3
98. 5
98.4
98.8
1995
•86.1
86.9
85.28
86.4
85.28
86.4
85.28
86. 4
1965
98.24
98.26
98.23
98.25
98.24
99.26
98.24
99. 26
1967
95.27
95.31
95.26
95.30
95.27
95.31
95.25
95 29
1968
93.18
93.24
93.14
93.20
93.16
93.22
93.14
93. 20
1964- 1969
92.18
92.24
92.14
92.20
92.16
92.22
92.14
92. 20
1964- 1969
91.26
92.2
91.22
91.28
91.24
91.30
.91*24,
91. 30
15
1965
1970
91.12
91.16
91.10
91.14
91.12
91.16
91.12
91. 18
1971
90.12
90.16
90.8
90.12
90.10
90.14
90.12
90. 18
1972
88.16
88.22
88.12
88.18
88.16
88.22
88.14
82. 20
1972
88.7
88.13
88.4
88.10
88.6
88.12
88.6
88. 12
1972
88.6
88.12
88.2
88.8
88.6
88.12
88.6
88. 12
Feb
15
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
-Nov
Dec
1
198C
103.24
104.24
103.24
104.24
103.24
104.24
103.24
104.24
1
1973
101.8,
102.8
101.8
102.8
101 V
10iL
101
102
1
1977
101.16
102.16
101.16
102.16
101
loir
101
1
1982
101.8
102
101
102
100.24
101.24
100.24
1
1978
99.8
100.8
99.8
100.8
$99.24
99.24
15
1979
99.8
100.8
99.8
100.8
15
1965
100.8
100.24
100.8
100.24
1964
100
100.12
100
100.12
Jan
—Feb
——
.
May
—Jan
_
Sep
1
Oct
.-May 15
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1
Oct 15
1985
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100.4
99.28
101.24
100.20
100
100.4
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100.4
1968
98.16
99
98.16
99
98.8
98.24
1969
97
98
97
98
97
98
<98.8
100.20
100.4
98.24
98
97
1971
101.24
102.24
101.24
102.24
101.24
102.24
101.24
102.24
1975
93.8
94.8
93.8
94.8
93.8
94.8
93.8
94.8
1981
89.8
90.8
89,. 8
90.8
89.8
90.8
89.8
90.8
July 15
1
—
1972
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
1976
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
1982
99
99 3
99
99%
99
99%
99
99%
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Bank-
Dec
4 Vis
$2,000
100.8
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100
99
102
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99.24
98.25
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100
99.30
98.23
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91.8
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1966
•
24
99.28
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99.24
15
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4 Vis
89
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100.30
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99.24
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101.6
98.8
99.30
89.6
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102.16 Oct
100.30
98.17
99.26
88.30
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101
101.8
98.13
89.20
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101
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6
101. 10
89.22
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101.6
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Dec
Treasury 2Vis
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Treasury 2 Vis
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103.16 Mar
100.30
90.2
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July 25
July 11
July 10
101.4
92.10
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101
100.28
89.26
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July 25
July 11
101.8
92.2
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103.8
Bonds(9)
Ask
Bid
Ask
1990
Nov 15
-Feb 15
3 Vbs,
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;
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Nov. 8
Nov. 7
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/;
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Friday
Thursday
.
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point.
101
May 15 1975 •1985
Aug 15 1987 1992
May 15 1989 1994
:
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Oct
1 1969
4s
Aug 15 1970
4s
Aug 15 1971
4s
Feb 15 1972
4s—
—Aug 15 1972
4s__
Aug 15 1973
4s__
Feb 15 1980
Feb 15 1988 •1993
37/as
—May 15 1968
3%s——
Nov 15 1968
3%s
Nov 15 1971
37/as
Nov 15 1974
3%s_,
Aug 15 1968
3%s
—May 15 1966
3%s__
Nov 15 1967
Treasury
a
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Bid
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Bid
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the month
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Nov. 5;
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in each case
or more
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
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4 Vis
4Vis
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Treasury 4s—
Treasury
Treasury
indicate
Period"
"Interest
headed
column
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
the
in
bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent one
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
1963
Highest
Lowest
Year 1962
letters
italic
when the
15
4
All other figures are bid and asked quotations.
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
^
97%
97%
97
973'a
23
J5
99%
extl
loan
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s
Berlin
loan
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One Chase Manhattan Plaza
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4%s
(U S
reduced
GOVERNMENTS
AND
•
FOREIGN
CORPORATE ISSUES
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Mar-Sept
,
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91%
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series
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transactions—,
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1973—
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—
104
100
—
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series
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s
f
$
bonds
to
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Jan-July
64»/2
1978—.
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20-year
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1967-
125
15-year
4%s
65
125
57%
33
5%
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95
1971
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103% 104
102'/4 102V4
1982
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footnotes,
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2
June-Dec
A
to Plan
pursuant
to
3.375%)
i
104
——_April-Ocf
Apr-Oct
101
1973
sinking fund
sinking
assented
6s
6s
1960
June-Dec
104
105
101
13
fund 6s
1961
Feb
1961
Feb
External
assented
6s
see page
86
86
10
91
•
•
External
•
sinking
1962
assented
6s
fund
sinking
external
6s
External
103%
1001/4
105
101
29.
•
Chile
105%
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6s
1963
__
42
10
56%
65
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10
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100
105
98%
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assented
1961
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1
86
91
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of
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6s
s
sinking fund
debt
Colombia
3s
100%
-—
*43%
92
f
Foreign
(City
extl
1950
1970—
6s of 1928 Oct
Jan 1961
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—
—
47
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93
—
93
—
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—
103 %
46
46
40 y8
47%
46
46
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92 %
—
47%
56
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1961—April-Ocf
May-Nov
1978
99
—
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—
95
89 %
89%
79%
89 y4
97
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100%
95%
—
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June-Bee
Jan-July
1970—April-Oct
104%
—
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6s 1961
of)
65 %
49%
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—June-Dec
1957
1957—.
6%s
88 Va
87%
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ApriZ-Oct
6s assented
1961
April-Oct
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sinking fund 6s 1962——May-Nov
• 6s
assented 1962
May-Nov
• Chilean
Consol Municipal 7s 1960——Mar-Sept
• 7s assented
1960
Mar-Sepf
•
104%
6%s
•
65%
82
82 %
56%
85%
82%
*100
—May-Nov
—
•
15
42
P2
*100
J a 71-July
103%
Copenhagen
42
99
*43%
1961—Mar-Sepf
'
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
April-Oct
1963./
May-Nov
105%
IOI1/4
102
*101%
Feb-Aup
78
89
82 %
1961—Jan-July
1961
Jan
100
32
103
Feb-Auy
April-Oct
98%
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Feb-Aug
—
Ry external sinking fund 6s Jan
5
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87
1973
83
99
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• 6s assented Sept
1961
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86
99
85%
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•
2
102
1980—Jan-July
78
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101
22
89
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A
102%
•
105
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—
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1979—
101
5
14
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1951 /.
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104
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1978
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78
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52
89%
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__April-Ocf
1979
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Austria
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98
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-April-Ocf
90
.
15
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""
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Austrian
20
>-
103% 103%
1981
1
98%
99 Ve
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transactions
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96
—May-Nov
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89
April-Ocf
30-yr s f bonds 1978
Jan-July
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974—
Mar-Sept
25-year 2%s 1975
—.
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Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds '78_Jan-July
§ •Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-ZVo®
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May-ZVoa
99%
951%
*103%
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Foreign transactions
20-year 5%s Jan 15 1982 old—
Foreign
transactions
20-year 5%s July 15 1982 new—
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20 year 5s
Caldas
*100% 101%
<
20-year
96%
*1011/8
May-Nov
20-year 5%s April 1980
Foreign transactions.
20-year 514s Oct 1980—
5%s
99
26
98%
98% 100
Foreign transactions
20-year
99
*99% 100
June-Dec
98%
1957—April-Ocf
Canada
99
*96%
99
20-year 5s
1978_!
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transactions——
20-year 5%s 1979
,
(Interest
due
1952
Ry
funding bonds of 1931
Stamped
65
98
June-Dec
L
Foreign transactions
15-year 5s
1972———
Foreign
95%
*97
Foreign transactions
15-year 4%s 1973
Foreign
1927
of
pursuant
reduced
125
125
—June-Dec
15-year 3%s 1969—1
Foreign
transactions
83
95%
—
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June-Dec
20-year 3V2s 1966
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*—
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—
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due
6%s
f
s
reduced
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1
of
6%s
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10
§*7s
Antioquia
1978
3.5%)
f
s
80%
June-Dec
1941
8s
77%
80
—
•
Amsterdam
to
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101
80
*75%
Jan-July
1978
B
external
of)
102%
96
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80'
80
Jan-July
1978
A
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reduced to 3.375%) 1979
92
94%
—
99 %
Feb-Aug
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
FOREIGN
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June-Dec
series
debentures
5•Brazil
102%
__
102
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212 571-1253-4
New York
102
97
April-Oct
1959
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debentures
105
5
adjustment—
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&
1
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April-Oct
1951
debentures
Power
103
April-Oct
1955
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f
s
Berlin
Exchange
f
s
6%s
105%
100
2
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loan 1950
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102
14
99%
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99% 101
Low
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Hitrh
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1963
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103
102%
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debt
6%s
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_
1977
debentures
6s
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June-Dec
:
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Berlin City Electric Co—
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Members
1976
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transactions
(City of)
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4%s
f
s
:
transactions
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•
99%
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Friday's
1964__June-Dec
4s
1972
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?%s
Foreign Securities
or
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extl loan
(Kingdom of)
5%s external
June-Dec
Week's Range
Low
Belgium
■£■
Last
Sale Price
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York City
1980
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1, 1963
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No.
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
^
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Corporate
3%
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Bid & Asked
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Unification
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s
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.
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1978
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,
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s
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sink fund 6 Vis 1958
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to
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2.125%)
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.
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transactions
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53/4 gtd dollar bonds 1978
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transactions
100
20
102% 102%
98
American
103%
10
103
103 Vi
103% 103%:
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103
—
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103
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5 Vis
extl
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5'As
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1977—
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10
.
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98
100%
84%
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1984
1990 —
1985
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debentures 1986^ ^^
—Jan-July
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,
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June-Dec
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—June-Dec
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1968
see page
103
10
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American Sugar Co
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1958
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—_
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—___
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—
52
66
—
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_April-Ocf
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-June-Dec
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96
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.:
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!
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6s
gtd extl loan 1977
—May-Nov
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6s
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F-A
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:
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extl loan of '24
1954—
Feb-Aug
6 Vis due 1954 extended to 1964
,
Feb-Aug
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May-Nov
5 Vis due 1965 extended to 1975
—May-Nov
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4%s
conv
subord debs
1979
Mar-Sept
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{•KreUger & Toll 5s uniform code 1959—Mar-Sept
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Jan-July
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2001
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Southern
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Tokyo
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1
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1951
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98
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76
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79
76
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1977
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f
18
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1947
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-
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—
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102% 103
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.—
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92
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—
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1967
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A
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1968
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~
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•
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,
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1953——Feb-Aug
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~
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104
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97
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to
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i
s
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—
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—
—
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/
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
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•'/
107'A
101
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1
s
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1973
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.
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8
69
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assented
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•
Low
No.
102'A
*100
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Last
Period
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99
102
102'A
transactions—
——
5%s s £ $ debentures 1978
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3s 1972
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Cudlnamarca (Dept of) 3s 1978
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Jan.1,1963
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Copenhagen
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BONDS
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;
Bonds
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or
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Friday
Interest
25
RECORD (Range io, week E„jed Nov. 8)
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First
Maine
1967—__Mar-Sept
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1980
Jan-July
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— __May-Nov
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s
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1982
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Jan-July
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subord
conv
Jan.
No.
High
69
1975_Aprtl-Oct
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1978
gtd
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1981
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City
92%
95
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1979—
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100%
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1977
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1977-—,
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1977
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j
Monday, November
.
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
.
.
STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
NEW TOKK
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.
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26
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Volume
.
.
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(1863)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended Nov.
Frlrtav
Friday
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
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Range
Last
Interest
or
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Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
High
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or
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1985
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1987
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106
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;
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Paper
Board 5s ,1981
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67
106
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85 '/a
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1981
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•
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101%
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249
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subord
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105 y4
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subord
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conv
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105
~9
81%
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98%
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98%
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conv
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debentures
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4%s
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88
92
98
4%s
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1989
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86
77 y8
__
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•
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1978
92%
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mortgage
1st
90%
,
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Dow
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1972
87
2
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conv
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1995
4s
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♦78%
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debentures
Ry
Chemical
conv
Hotel
♦79
♦76%
debentures 1971
27/as series N 1984
convertible
3%s
5s
♦84'A
tr 3y8s 1977
June-Dec
1st
mtge
& coll tr 2% a 1979
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s
1980
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 3 y8s 1984
Mar-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 3'As 1985
fune-Dec
1st mtge 8c coll tr 3%s
1988
June-Dec
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—
First mortgage series A (3% fixed
1%
contingent interest) 1993
Jan-July
Income mortgage'series A 4'/a%
2018
April
Denver 8c Salt Lake income mortgage (3%
fixed
1%
contingent
interest
1993)
Jan-July
Detroit Edison 3s series H 1970
June-Dec
General and refund 23%s series I 1982—Mar-Sept
Gen & ref mtge 2%s series J 1985
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 33/8s series K 1976
May-Nov
3y4s
convertible debentures
1969
Feb-Aug
1st
Hooker
89'/a
87
1
88
88
Aprll-Oot
1973
8c coll tr 3s
mtge
Hocking Valley
Light Co—
83%
>
83%
3
%
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*80%
82
MacAndrews
93'/a
Mack
80%
79%
5s
—
82 'A
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84
83
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(R
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v
conv
&
■.
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Oil
Co
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at
at
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101
1981
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100
1968
on
97'A
103'A
91
176
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—Feb-Aug
1987—:_ApriZ-Oct
May-Nou
4%s
24
88
*220
Feb-Aug
1978
RR
Co
100'A 101
*91
1972—Muy-Nov
5%s
Central
Called
Co
Feb-Aug
198l_ApriZ-Oct
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Macy
1987—
debs
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subord debentures 1977—
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Forbes
Trucks Inc
Maine
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conv
Macy
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80%
—
87
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1990
4%s
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90
225'%
101
104
"ex wts"_
1
100%
83
90
104%
100
Nov
103 y#
101
100% 101
100
100
102 3*2
debentures
102'%
"
./'
■
Hackensack
Haloid
4'As
Water
Xerox
first
mtge
2%s
1970
79%
—
79'/a
debentures
,1981
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:
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152
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368
350
1
368
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263
,
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102'A
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Nov. 1
—
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures
3%s sink fund debentures 1978
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bonds
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Afar-Sept
Inc—
subord
conv
Caked
h :_...
May
sink
Stores
McCall
fund
Realty
debentures
Corp
5s
Corp 4%s conv debs
1972
1980
1977
1992_
——
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
^..Feb-Aug
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89
86'%
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Period
BONDS
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
-Feb Aug
•
1975-------------Ajpril!-Oct
RR—
series
4%s
lien
„
Missouri
Pacific
1st
mortgage
•
Gen
*__
•
Gen mtge
Monongahela
Morris &
99
96
—
95%
94%
97%
93
91%
4
91
98%
21
93
88%
60 Vi
81
94
1
61
61
30
80
80
93
93%
21
61
21%
65
~
/
21%
52
59 %
62%
95
95
95 %
26
93
98
95%
95%
2
94
tt:
91%
87%
mortgage 3Vis 1982—
mortgage 3%s 1984
1974—Feb-Aug
——April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jane-Dec
April-Oct
.Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aap
(fane-Dec
*83
96
,
*85%
——
86%
85%
80
80
87
85
87
80
80
85
98
98
97
100
105
105
97%
94
95%
95
105
103%
105
103 %
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104
100%
100 %
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April-Oct
.
84
84
80
80
Mar-Sept
,
__
__
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—
197?
86
83
82%
83%
85%
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Mar-Sept
101%
104
114
"100%
65%
1
66%
93%
21
117
26%
179
123%
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79%
134%
75
77.
80%
*79
80%
'
80
84%
122%
————
95%
57
9
o
:
Edison
Ohio
First
101 %
101 %
105
104 %
106%
Owens-Illinois
85%
76 Vi
79
51
77%
127
65%
77%
145
62%
76%
5
59
67
2
95
97%
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61
1980—Jan-July
*102
104
97 Vi
101'/a 101 %
Feb-Aug
79
76%
66
1st
1st
*—
106 %
38
41%
35%
76%
74%
87 Vi
85
debs
86%
84%
86%
79%
81%
85
85
*81
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv 1978—
—April-Oct
72
3%s
%
*79%
__
*83%
„
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—
*88
95
"100
101%
*__
101%
118%
118
119%
119
120
118
120
177'
92%
95
102%
100
99%
92%
109% 110%
113%
95
92
24
99%
121
121
113
1
1988-—Jane-Dec
88
70
79%
87
77%
86%
79%
77 Vi
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84%
79%
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3s
Co
91
86%
79%
2%s
Glass
86%
*85%
2%s
_
43%
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mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
*87%
79%
Co—
~5
87%
77
67%
76%
—
61%
105 .y
78%
97
77 Vi
Electric
&
Gas
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
1974
mortgage
2%s
1975mortgage 2%s 1980
25%
36
82%
78 %
mortgage 3s
22
85%
82 %
79
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
Map-Nov
April-Oct
1st
first
1975—
—Feb-Aug
1979
Jane-Dec
1980
._!—-Map-Nov
1st
3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
1st
3Vis 1985
:
June-Dec
1st
3%s 1988
—
(fttne-Dec
1st
4 Vis 1987
Jan-July
1st
4Vis 1993
!—:-—Mar-Sept
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5 Vis conv 1982—May-Wop
5 Vis con^ subord debs 1983
Mar-Sept
85%
82 Vi
97Vi
1978
17
60%
93%
85%
97 Vi
first gtd 3Vis 2000
Tel St Tel 2%s 1986
61%
mortgage 4%s 1987—
Jane-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979—
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s^l984—June-Dec
3 Vis
debentures
1996
Feb-Aug-
First
60
States
19
%
.
76%
1981
89%
61
89%
16
94
*88Vi
60 Vi
High
89 %
1st
v
%^ 100%
59 Vi
/
__
91%
98
98 Vi
April
1
i
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s
1st mortgage 3s 1979—.
2007
3 Vis
debs Jan
debentures
3 Vis
92%
Low
61 %
Aprli-Oct
2%s
mortgage 4%s 1986
First
mortgage 4s 1988
i:- 1st mortgage 5s 1990
First
mortgage 4%s 1991-.
1st mtge 4%s 1992—
—
1st mortgage 4%s 1993—.!
98 Vi
Jan. 1,1963
No.
Co—
Power
first
First
91
94%
12
First
First
102%
82
96 Vi
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
debentures 1981
Essex
Mountain
83%
88
99%
States
Range Since
Sold
89 %
1984
4s
'.r.isr,
Bonds
High
Quar-Jan
2047
1
Jan
mortgage
First mortgage 2%s 1975
1st
mortgage
3s
1978
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
82
,
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
—Quar-Feb
Ry prior lien 4s 1997
3s
(Minnesota)
II
*96
*98
1 2045
6s inc
debentures
>
5 Vis subord
86%
80
lien
Northern
229
116
87Vi
1991
series B 1966
Ry
Pacific
Oklahoma
Montgomery Ward Credit 47/8s debs
4%s
19
Coll
103%
88 %
78%
92 Vi
Jan-July
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
•
64
92Vi
95%
4 Vis
Monon Railroad
94%
101%
88 Vi
Sale Price
Keiunding & Improve 4%s ser A 2047—Jan-July
Co—
debentures Jan
income
• 5s
Northern
11> 1963
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
113
93
—
101
*91
2020
income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
mage
106
33
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
88%
73
80
80
Monday, November
High
83 %
series B Jan 1 1990
4Vis series C Jan 1 2005
income 4%s series A Jan 1
mortgage
1st
RR
Low
40
225
*86 Vi
1967—April-Oct
adjustment 5s ser A Jan
5 Vis subord income debs 2033
Cum
•
212
80
Jan-July
1978
D
87 Vi
219
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s sink fund debentures 1976
Feb-Aap
3.10s sink fund
debentures 1972—
April-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
mortgage
6s
1985
May-Nov
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan 1971——May
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—(fane-Dec
Prior
No.
108
"93 Vi
88 Vi
Jan-July
debs
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s 1974_JMay-NoP
1st
mortgage
2%s
1980—--.--------Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vis 1988—April-Oct
4%s debentures 1991
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
.---Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Jan. 1,1963
*101% 103
M,ar"S,e.?,!,
1975
Broadcasting Corp—
Range Since
Sold
80 Vi
106
-Mar-Sept
4%s
debentures
1980„^
Merritt-Ohapman & Scott 4%s
Metropolitan
6s
conv
subord
80
108
.
Friday
Bonds
General
pph-Auo
1972
Robbins 3Vis debs 1973
&
McKesson
so %
Feb-Auo
Corp 5%s debs 1976
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
5s
conv
subord debentures
McCrory
High
.
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
.
38%
175
109%
107%
116%
N
Pacific
NAFI
Corporation
Nashville
Chat
conv
Louis 3s
St
&
*71%
1986—Feb-Aug
ser
1976__Map-Nov
National
Biscuit
4%s debentures
1987
.April-Oct
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs 1985-Jane-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
National
3s
Airlines
Inc
debentures
debentures
4%s
sink
fund
Distillers
Nat'l
Distiller
Chem
&
Prods
1992
debs
National
Tea
sink
5s
'
3 Vis
Co
'
.
1980
conv
1977
May-Noy
Feb-Aup
;
debentures
Orleans
1971
June-Dec
91%
91%
91%
8
89%
88%
88 %
88%
51
87%
91
83
85
83
86 %
85
87 %
3s
series
L
1974
June-Dec
3
100
103
3s
series
M
1979
22
104
108%
9
series
3s
1977-
N
33/4S
RR
1977_
91
92%
2%s series
3
93
95 %
2%s series
Q
1980—
June-Dec
*81%
91
92%
3%s series
R
1982
*84%
101 %
99%
86 %
—
(•«,
93
102%
101%
103 7/a
3s
series
S
1983
5
101
103%,
2%s series
T
1976
June-Dec
U
1985
June-Dec
99% 100%
86%
86
3 %s series
W
X
1984
3%s series
Y
1987
3%s series
Z
1988
96%
104 Vi
102%
25 '
93
102% 102%
91%
107
4 Vis series
103%
101
5
*82%
81%
*87%
*77%
*85
Mar-Sept
May-Non
'
June-Dec
86
—!—-June-Dec
:
June-Dec
1989
BB
series
June-Dec
1978
CC
.-June-Dec
June-Dec
88
55%
—
65
1990—
EE
1991
FF
1992—L
GG
1993
4%s series
83%
69 %
84%
— —
DD
4
Vis series
4% s
series
4%s series II
*90
114
59%
71
2%s
debentures
1986
65%
78
3 Vis
debentures
1987
96%
97 %
23
88
98
3 Vis
debentures
1978
3%s
debentures
1983
Jan-July
1998—Feb-Aug
67%
67%
18
60%
70%
3 Vis
debentures
57
57
1
52%
59%
3%s
debentures
1991
60%
60%
2
52%
63%
debentures
100 %
104
17
104%
106%
Hudson
River
3 Vis
collateral
107
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures
RR—
1997
gold
3 Vis
mortgage 3s series F 1986
income debentures 1989
4Vis
N
Y
N
Y
Connecting
RR
&
gold
Harlem
Mortgage
Mortgage
N
Y
New
^
First
•
&
Haven
Harlem
Y
&
mtge
River
Power
Hartford
Y
State
Map-Nov
RR—
inc 4Vis
Port
A
ser
ser
Chester
Jan-tfwlp
A 2022
May
Light
first
&
Electric
consol
&
mtge 4s
cons
General
mortgage
104
104
106%
*99% 101
99
99
77
99
77%
*78%
%
76%
77%
82%
86%
13
r
79 Vi
*81%
Mar-Sept
*
86%
.
104%
80
80%
80
84%
86 %
3
83%
82%
Mar-Sept
90
82%
7
87
88
*88
—May-Wop
1981
4%s
Western
Oil
*87%
Feb-Aug
■100
.___
Telephone
Gas
46%
*48
52%
90
'
90%
88
91%
100
101%
103
174%
—
—
18%
7%
7%
*54
55%
%
1993__Aprfl-Oct
1977
Jan-July
4s
series
series
D
F
62
*79%
272
128
A
1982
31%
78
Jan-July
1978
series H 1989
3%s series I 1996
4Vis series J 1991_
4Vis series K 1993
78
*86Vi
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1981
31%
—
1—Aprtf-Oct
*79%
April-Oct
Map-Nov
__
*82%
101
Jan-July
3
Jan-July
5
96
3
*79
Corp—
2%s 1980
.
3 Vis
1983
General
mortgage
47/8s
1987
81 %
4Vis
Gas
1974—
A
3%s
s
debs
f
debs
1973
debentures
f
Mar-Sept
debentures
1976_
s
f
debentures
f
debentures
debentures
'
1979—
47/as
4%s
4%s
f
f
s
f
debentures
84
*93
May-Not
May-Woe
May-Woe
May-Woe
104
106%
40
110
120
93%
93
91
98%
96
87
92 a4
93
11
95
99%
♦100% 103%
101
100 Vi 100%
99%
*102% 104
102%
103
—
1981
May-Nov
*103.%v
May-Woe
101 %
101%
10
103%
99%
May-Woe
100% 100%
10
99%
For
footnotes,
see page 29.
■/
101
84%
31
82%
82 %
6
74
83
64
64%
8
59
66
68
75
6
84
91%
99
103 Vi
April
Baltimore
General 5s series
B
& Wash
1974
:
refunding
refunding
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%s
C
RR
*68 Vi
69
84
84
84
Feb-Aug
101
Jan-July
*94%
84 Vi
June-Dec
May-Wop
May-Wop
(furie-Dec
_—
—
96
90%
•
*89
94%
94%
94%
85%
87
96
93
15
85%
10
'
83
87
79 %
81%
85%
83%
10
82
84%
87'/a
82
83
-Feb-Aug
1978
84%
88%
95%
f
1971
1967
1974
1981
104
74 Vi
Co—
1977
~3
82
84 Vi
'
refunding
Jan-July
June-Dec
—April-Oct
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
*-
June-Dec
100 Vi 100 Vi
4
100
104
106% 106%
6
105
108 %
3%s
1982
1983
1985
First
&
First &
3%s
4%s 1987
3%s 1988
refunding 4%s 1986
refunding
5s
4%s
subord
conv
debs
82
1987
Feb-Aug
102
'100% 104
85%
'
90
91
102
2
103%
104 %
94%
104%
103%
103 Vi
99 A
1
98%
112%
112% 113%
270
112 Vi
119%
101%
101%
99
io
*
f debs 1986
June-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_M«p-Nov
Pillsbury Co 4%s
82
82
-April-Oct
1989
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979—_—June-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
104 Vi
s
*93%
—
93
—
*74%
Is
•
98
—
75
75
99%
•
*99%
99
99%
—
& St Louis RR—
.
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
Jane-Dec
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage) 3%s series E 1975_—April-Oct
96
92%
94%
*100%
,
41
82%
Mar-Sept
First &
97 ~~
96%
92%
102% 103%
84 %
89 %
101%
-
97
98%
98%
*94
*104%
87%
91
14
debentures
1981
debentures 1983
f
s
s
110% 112
105 %
*93
1980
s
111%
May-Nou
May-Woe
1978
£
1C4
*—
1977
4%s
47/ss
5Vis
84%
88
104
1973—May-Noc
May-Nov
1974—
debentrues
I
s
series
sub
debentures
f
s
4%s
4Vis
conv
*88
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1987_Jan-jalp
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s
1996__April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
s
81%
103 %
1984—_Jan-ifulp
1985—!_Jaw-July
1990
99 %
77%
General
3 Vis
84%
100
86%
First & refunding
104%
95
123
1980
First & refunding^ 3%s
83%
101'
/
100% 100%
June-Dec
—
1981
First & refunding
84%
78%
100%
income 4s
First & refunding
First & refunding
87%
82
D
& Eastern Ry
First & refunding
First & refunding
/./
85 Vi
Marquette Ry k3%s series D
First &
81%
85%
81
81%
f
35%
78
•
—
84%
s
69
104%
40
April-Oct
1968
B
series
gold 4Vis series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
71
Power
4%s
Peoria
1,081
87%
162
87%
June-Dec
1965
General
82
25%
1
—
101,
96
*83%
Natural
64%
64%
83%
>81%
ref
.
79%
—
37%
April-Oct
Co
55%
5
,
♦81%
Aprll-Ocf
3Vis
87 %
series
A
mortgage 4%s series E
General mortgage 3Vis series F
Philadelphia
55%
'
1983
Northern
6%
85
73
1980
and
20%
8%
50
v
__
*68
27/as
1st
58
5s
4%s
series
General
First &
3s
mortgage
Chem
46 %
'
4%s
General
'
169%
167
April-Oct
RR—
General
76
56%
16%
—;
conv
General
76
70
5,
59%
—
*69
Jan-July
Jan-July
2019—(fan-Jul.v
2004
A
62
3 Vis
Nopco
89
43%
—
85%
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
General
Pennsylvania
89
/
71
4%b
•
18
7%
World Airways—
subord debentures 1979-!—-—Feb-Aup
American
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pere
18
1975_Mar-Sept
gtd
series
4Vis
23/4s
Niagara Mohawk
General
—
43 Vi
A '73-Jan-july
2%s
mtge 3s series
Refunding mtge
Refunding mtge
Refunding mtge
Refunding mtge
General
Pan
82
70%
,*74
43 Vi
87
90
59%
2
—
4 Vis
Refunding mtge 3Vis series E
Refunding
67
67
2%s
mtge
Susquehanna & Western RR—
1st mtge 4s, 1994
1st
Y
100
14
April-Oct
April-Oct
80%
—-
'
-
2007
Term
•
18
%
'''
.
&
N Y & Putnam first
NY
97
54
101%
106 Vi
92
June-Dec
1985
88
—
*70
Jan-July
1973
86 y2
—
*88
Map-Nov
conv
&
67
1Jan-July
A
1973
B
*88
1975—April-Oct
_Map-Nov
2043
series
refunding mtge 4s
General
B
*81%
June-Dec
2043
B
4s
*86%
June-Dec
April-Oct
.
2000
3Vis
A
West
series
series
series
4s
&
27/8s
series
4s
Lack
4Vis
IN
92 %
93%
101
105
92%
105
York
First
N
24
1988
Feb-Aup
3%s debentures 1964—Jane-Dee
1980
6s
63 Vi
Pacific
N
102 %
105% 106 %
100%
147
1998
A
Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3Vis ser E 1980
N
101
105%
98%
Jane-Dec
1995
67%
New
85 %
101
104 Mi
74%
&
88 '
84%
85 '
103%
62%
mortgage
86
85 %
99
73%
Shore
'
*
82 %
100
66%
Central
42
20
102
63
Y
85%
*102 % 102%
73%
Lake
85 %
83%
*100% 100%
67
General
82
83 %
Jane-Dec
Michigan Cent Collateral gold 3 Vis '98__Feb-Aug
N
88
83%
(fane-Dec
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
series
trust
86 %
85%
Co—
Refunding & impt 4 Vis series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
Collateral
84%
Jjune-Dec
1994-——
HH
—Feb-Aug
4s
83%
86 Vi
85%
85%
-June-Dec
series
5s
89
81%
69
—iu
85
81%
*83%
Jane-Dec
—
1986
AA
series
5s
85%
86%
.'
'
*74
81%
81%
June-Dec
1984—
3 Vis series
87%
94
7
_L
:
101%
84%
84%
80
'
96.
'103%
92
99%
512
%
82%
82%
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90 %
81%
94%
82
78
78
*84
3%s series
-
89 %
■
86 %
78
3
101
*94%
1981
P
(fane-Dec
Jane-Dec
101 Vi
*90 Vi
/
6
85
11
Jan-Jufp
Feb-Aug
1
*
93
Mar-Sept
Terminal
02
*91
91
101
101 Vi
98
*97%
June-Dec
1--June-Dec
June-Dec
4%s series
1974
Central
Consolidated
K
3%s
Jersey Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
York
series
105
'
91
April-Oct
New
New
3s
103%
91%
94%
1970
108%
Co—
New
New
Vi
98%
90%
J
104
—
97
series
•
New England Tel & Tel
3s
debentures 1982
3s
May-Nov
June-Dec
91
June-Dec
June-Dec
3s
93
91
debs
f
s
debentures
fund
'
91 Vi
'
1966
273%
—
106% 108 Vi
1983—Map-Nov
4%s
33/as
mortgage 37/as 1986
mortgage 4%s 1989
1st
108 Vi
Issues
I
149%
101
101
Co-
mortgage
refunding
3 Vis series
26
104 %
101
&
Electric
&
Gas
First
73
104 % 104 Vi
At
Mar-Sept
1974_April-Oct
National Lead Co 4%s subord debs 1988—Apr-Oct
National Steel Corp
1st 3 Vis 1982
Map-Nov
1st
104 Vi
June-Dec
debentures
•
245
237
June-Dec
1976
36
77
245
debs
conv
1970
3 Vis
Nat'l
6s
85 Vi
84 Vi
85
Mar-Sepi
1980
5 Vis
96%
102
104%
103%
105
104%
99%
99%
99 %
16
98
98
98 %
6
j
3%s
series
1984
A
91%
71%
*75
*98%
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—.April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
94
99
*96%
—
101
99
77%
98%
99%
96 %
98
—__Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st gen 5s series C
1974
June-Dec
'1st 4%s series D 1977—i
(fane-Dec
105%
103 %
100%
Plantation
3Vis
sink
Pipe
Line 2%s 1970_
debentures 1986
fund
!
Mar-Sepi
—April-Oct
90
90
90
*88%
>
88%
90
88
89
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
New York
Co—
Feb-Auf
Puinic
r----
^
■/
--
81%
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
3V2S
4%s
debentures
1977——
98
.Mar-Sept
—
96%
C
%
170
89
92
Thompson Products 4%s
83%
85^
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge
5Vis
debentures
1986
Tidewater Oil Co 3y2S 1986
3
*83%
87%
92%
92%
90
*86
V
J.U
86
91%
91%
'
102% 102%
94%
87 y2
101
RR
Term
94
of
A"'.:'
99%
*99
_Jan-July
debentures 1964
Oats 2%s
Quaker
Orleans
New
90 Va
99ala
98%
First
Feb-Aup
;
__
20
45
100
102 3A
89%
D 1977
mortgage 3'As series J
Aircraft
51/4S
conv
debs
serial
41/2S
General
Rohr
Mar-Sept
1969—Mar-Sept
1977
tfan-July
*100
&
v
;
Tank
102
Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sept
& Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Second
gold 6s
1996
April-Oct
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
• Second
mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan 2002
_May
1st
mtge 4s series B 1980
Mar-Sept
• 5s
income debs series A Jan 2006—Mar-Nov
-
.
1
Biscuit
89%
8i%
-83%
84%
31
87%
8i%
,
83%
77 %
83
74
85%
83%
87'A
69%
85'A
89
41
83
82
82
74%
76%
10
*__
__
90'A
66%
__
*77%
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
4s bond certificates 1989
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
—May-Nov
1989_Jan-July
Bt Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968—June-Dec
Bt Paul Union Depot 3Ves B 1971
—April-Oct
Bcioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nov
Bcott
3s
Paper
mortgage
1st
37/8s
1982
Seaboard
Finance
*87%
1980
& Sons 2'As 1966
Seagram (Jos E)
3s
debentures
1974
§2 VA
80%
84%
144
*100
r
4%s
4%s
85%
84%
94 %
94%
94%
83
80%
83
88'/a
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91%
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91
91
104
106'A
114%
149
128'A 130
129%
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85
85'A
7
84%
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70
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70
1
69%
72
100%
99
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106%
107
105
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1103A
•
Feb-Aug
1966__ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Sept
110%
503
96%
109
110
7
96%
debentures
2%s
96%
971/4
90
93
89%
__
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98%
i--
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91%
—
98%
5
101
101
101 %
25
100%
103 V*
13
102%
106
102% 104
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104 %
103%
105%
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June-Dec
103'A
101%
105
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87
94
98%
101%
51
101% 102
102
ApriZ-Oct
161
96
70
96%
96
96%
•
—
.
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85
88
*87
93'/a
132
105
142% 145%
142%
ApriZ-Oct
—-May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
debs 1983—
debentures 1986
101%
98
98
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mav-Nou
1981
1976
92%
101'A
913A
,99%'103%
6
100
100
97 3A
97
92%
—,
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100
91
95%
94 y8
96
96
*94%
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4s
fund
sinking
—
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Jan-July
Jan-July
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May-Nov
April-Oct
April-Oct
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1967—
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104%
148%
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102'A
95'A.
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96 3A
conv
86 3A
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101
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104%
17
89%
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1
103
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105%
12
88%
100%
105%
99 %
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50
91
92%
18
91
97
16
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84'A
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83
85%
82
86%
84%
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;—Mar-Sept
June-Dec
—Mar-Sept
June-Dec
April-Oct
114
—
*82%
—
*80%
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78
78
78
78
*87
88
85%
90%
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85
87'A
86
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94%
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5s 2003_—Jan-July
78%
—
34
77%
76%
86%
76%
82,
75 '/a
\
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Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
:
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Ocf
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
May-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008
1
Feb-Aug
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord debs 1982
Mar-Sept
108
118
99%
84%
80%
79%
100
98
*84%
85
77%
76%
77%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
General mortgage 4'As 1983
99%
90
84%
__
75%
92
Mar-Sept
1980
ref
&
*98%
77%
90%
64
~
qq
90
92%
99
debentures
1987
Jan -July
Southern California Edison Co—
3'As convertible debentures 1970
Jan-July
Southern
Indiana
Ry
2%s-4'As 1994—-fan-July
debs
Electric & Power Co—mtge 23As series E 1975
1st & ref mtge 3s series F 1978
1st ,& ref mtge 2%s series G 1979
1st & ref mtge 2%s series H 1980
1st & ref mtge 3%s series I 1981
1st Ss. ref mtge 3'As series J 1982
105%
78
90%
85
103% 103%
99%
subord
Virginia
105
- v,
1969
June-Deo
debentures 1976
_Mar-Sept
^
conv
102
3
4
85
102%
subord
4'As conv
Vendo Co—
10
*g2
103%
Corp of America—
subord debentures
Vanadium
106'A
■
104
104%
Jan-July
;—Feb-Aup
1985
debentures
2%s
95%
92%
93%
,
debentures
subord
States
105% 105%
105%
Apr-Oct
June-D«o
1979
debentures
3s
,
1988—
1977—
debentures
2%s
101% 101%
Telegraph Co—
&
Teleynone
Bell
Southern
94%
79%
102% 102'/a
102'/a
Jan-July
debs 1993
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2'/2S 1976
Mobil Oil Co 4'As
Socony
United
87 %,
23
103% 104
*86%
Jan-July
1965
5'As 1979
Smith-Corona Marchant
881/4
99 !/a
-—vrf :
Freight Co—
States
conv
87%
120%
—
'
1986—June-Dec
debs
conv
debentures
2'As
Oil
Skelly
4%s
Corp
Oil
86
70%
365
98 %
'"*104% 105%
-Feb-Auy
&
Rubber
96
100
65
*96%
Beiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979—_Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982——ApriZ-Oct
Shell Oil Co 4%s debs 1986
Feb-Aug
Shell Union Oil 2%s debentures
1971
ApriZ-Oct
Sinclair
/
*88%
1983_Feb-Aug
debs
f
s
.
*80 Va
103'A
tfune-Dec
Co
S
91
147
—
Roebuck Acceptance Corp—
debentures
1972.
Feb-Aug
4%s'subordinated debentures 1977 —,.__Muy-Nov
5s
debentures
1982
Jan-July
&
5s
94%
__
147
4%s
Roebuck
m
U
85%
94
Bears
Sears
•
—
4
95%
95%
*88
•:
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
June-Dec
—
1051/4
8i y.
.
Co—
series B 1980
1977
Co 5yis debs
3s
debentures
f
s
RR
Line
Air
Seaboard
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1971
debentures
conv
Bcovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
85%
*84%
95%
2
89
89
First
104
88%.
*82'A
April-Oct
1973
1970
coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s sink fund debentures 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4'As 1978
4%s sink fund debentures 1978
1st mtge & coll trust 5s 1980—
5%s sinking fund debentures 1980
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982—
United
Bt
s f debs
1986.
of America 23As
Co
debentures
3%s
62 %
89%
89%
*70%
Lawrence
Bt
120
80
94%
—June-Dec
1976
Feb-Aug
United Gas Corp 2%s
Baguenay
108
107
-
jr.-::
_
18
__
Corp—
conv.subord debs
United
111
S
.
83
93%
debentures
2%s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
4'As
Car
Aircraft
1st mtge
,.r
f
1991_
2%s
RR
debentures
f
s
4'As
96
104
90
'
100
93%
104
108 »/a
105% 105%
108%
,1
100
;
debs
Refunding mortgage
Union
,
70
*84%
May-Nov,
1
1968—
143
122
*94
1977—June-Deo
6!As conv debentures
Royal McBee
Pacific
Union
United
Electric Corp
&
Gas
26
80%
5s
Rochester
77%
101
U
.
subord
cwiv
92
85
261
91
88
70y4
92%
95 Vi
of
Co
debentures
58%
6
126% 130%
130%
4
15
V
81%
*87%
98%
mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
_June-Dec
mtge 3'As 1982——
May-Nov
of California 2%s debs 1970_tfune-Dec
47/«s
debentures
1986
June-Dec
*85
77%
*104%
_Jan-July
ApriZ-Oci
1978_June-Dec
.
Union Oil Co
Reading Co first & ref 3y8s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973—April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 37/8s debs
1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—ApriZ-Oct
90Va
111% 114
1st
>
R
53%
100% 100%
*89%
90%
993/a
*81%
114
1st
53
941%
98%
81%
Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 23As 1975_ApriZ-Oct
Electric
Union
3s
53
91
57
*100%^__
Jane-Dec
3$'as 1974
debs 1982
Inc—
World Airunes 6V2S inc debs
Trans
•
Q
—
High
11
99%
105
92%
5
14
.
Low
92
Pacific—
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
%^>
91
5
'•
High
97
1
__
89
89
No.
77%
1970—April-Oct
1990__ApriZ-Oct
B
first
Pacific
165
*110%
102%
3 Vis series
refund M 3%s series
and
&
lUd
*165
Range Since
Jan. 1,1963
Sold
90 Va
98%
gold 5s 2000
fu'ne-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
100
94
—
Bonds
98 Vi
•-91%
1983—__May-Nov
May-Nov
(The) 3%s debs
debentures 1965
3s
and refund M
First
First
Texas
99 A
•>*94%
Corp
v
3
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Texas & New Orleans RR—
84
95
__
95 Va
95 %
——-—May-Nov
3%s 1968_Jan-July
5s 2037—Jan-July
8s 2037—tfune-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979_Jitne-Dec
debentures 1972—
——
June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3%s 1983-April-Oct
debentures 1975—_
—_____—April-Oct
33/8S
—
>
'
Co—
3s
First
*76%
.———May-Nov
1981_,——Mar-S«pt
uas
rjiectric
Service
debentures 1963
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
First and refunding
__
T\__
*76
Company
Texas
*86
_
3%s 1977
1st mortgage
3s 1983
1st mortgage 27/aS 1984—
Procter & Gamble 3%s debs
mortgage
or
<
Low
Texas
1st
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
No.
High
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1,1968
Jan.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Friday's ' Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sold
or
Low
Potomac Electric Power
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Last
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77%
100'/a
90 Yb
—
92%
90%
81
94%
*78%
94'A
94%
121
104%
116
9
117% 118
118
90%
91%
*90%
79%
2 %s
4'/2S conv
Natural Gas Co
Southern
231
*230
59
70
68%
70
150
•139
1973-June-Dec
238
w
70
168%
4'As
4'As
1969
Gold
4'As
A .1977—
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
1981
First
Fran
San
1st mtge 3%s ser
Term
100%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75_June-Dec
102 '/a
•
96%
100% 101%
101% 102%
96%
97%
27
'99
series A Jan 1981
April
April
100%
103%
86%
20
20
96
100
.
86%
86'A
mtge
Pacific
Co—
RR
'
>.
*77'A
86%
Westchester Lighting
2%s series E 1986
Jan-July
2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
5'As series H 1983
April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-fuly
1st
mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
._Feb-Aug
Carolina div 1st gen M 4% ser A 1988—fun-Dec
First
mortgage
First
mortgage
Frist
mortgage
New
Orl
5
%s
5s
Oil
debentures
Standard Oil (N J)
2%s
debentures
Standard
Oil
4'As 1982—
debentures 1973
(Ohio)
37As
Camp
conv
debs
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987
Sunray Oil
Corp 2 %s debentures
4%s
Corp—
subord debs
101%
-100
.
114
76%
10
100'A
103'/a
2
86
2
102%
102%
9
87%
87%
87%
9
87 %
12
*97%.
100%
v
103%
90 %
86
102
87%
87
__
97%
97%
99
98
100
84%
1247/a
105'A
98v
%
Pacific RR Co 3%tj
debentures 1984
89'A
89 %
101%
99
; 94
98
Wisconsin
100'A
5
93%
63%
57%
4
60 '/a
100
15
6-3
95%
99'/a
79%
97%
57%
13
81
,
—
98
101% 101%
101%
97%
-
94
95%
98%
Service
Public
1971—
3'As
1976
*89%
90%
77
93
,
86 3A
90%
97
99
19
65%.
73%
18
57
72
83%
84%
*97
72'A ,72 5 b
63'A
64 ','2
Jan -July
91
77
88%
;'
',"/T ■'
91
*83%
107%
88
4
88
79
*89
*,
102%
12
-,
'
—
—
*81 \'2
93
93
*__
5
'83
95
'92%
(
96
98%
100
89%
—
93
91%
93%
./
115% 117
88
*77
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1976
"973A T007/a
—'
104% 105
2%s A 1992—.Mar-Sept
debs.' 1975——-May-Nov
81
80
*88
*100%
101%
*93%
116%',
98,
17
—60
97%
83%
80%
91
98%
*81
series A 198l_Jan-July.
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s
1st
mortgage 2%s
1979_^
i
Yonkers
ApriZ-Oet
1982
59
Whirlpool Corp 3'As sink fund debs 1980__Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co. 4'/as sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
; . /
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
:
fan-July
• Gen mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
104%
55
99% 100
*89 %
99
—
60
income
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR
Wheeling Steel 3%s conv
—
*94
84%
98
1
May
Western Union Teleg Co 5'As debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
5s
81
110
99%
*99%
*98%
*83%
97%
40%
97
16
97'A
*91 %
3s
33%
6
38
'
97%
r
104'A
103%
142
101
87 Va
76%
82
—
116
102%
87'A
gen
./
82
92
—
86
._May-Nov
Wayne
conv
97%
101
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
Jan-July
May-Nov
108
*103 % 104%
1966__Jan-July
J an-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
.
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Swift & Co
2%s debentures 1972
2%s debentures
1973
:
Symington
*82
116
Mar-Sept
1982
107
104%
Western
76%
Inc—
subord
Stokely-Van
4'As
Co
Chemical
Stauffer
Jan-July
April-Oct
1983—A——————April-Oct
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
1974
Jan-July
66%
104%
*85
ApriZ-Oct
4%s 1983
3'As conv 1982
(Indiana)
61
1
mortgage
'
38
*86
1979—__—
May-Nov
West Penn Electric
3%s 1974———May-Nov
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966—_—Ja?i-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361—
...Jan-July
4s
registered
2361_
,——
—Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Oct
5'As
debentures 1982____
——Jan-July
77%
5
102%
*__
*100%
California
of
Standard Oil
4'As
June-Dec
10
*98'A 100
April-Oct
May-Nov
1984
1983
debentures
Standard
1985
1
66%
104%
105% 106
1977—May-Nov
debs
2%s
1983
conv
66%
104%
Jan-July
1996
.subord debs
Tell
Bell
3'As debentures
Inc
5s
Northeastern RR 3%s
&
Southwestern
Spiegel
gold
div ,first
Memphis
74
—
*—
Feb-Nov
;Feb-Aup
series A 1970—Feb-Aug
mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-tfuZy
81%
74
73%
87%
1
78
92%
.78
Washington Terminal 2%s
General
Southern
income
4s
Gen
101%
50
So—
mtge Income 4'As series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
Gen
'
Southern Pacific Co—
RR
Wabash
40
109/
127
Elec
&
Lt
Power 2%s
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4'As series H 1990
*101
April-Oct
103%
80
753A
101
102%
T
a
Talcott
5'As
5s
*
capital
5%%
Tandy
Inc—
notes 1979
(James)
senior
Terminal
notes
conv
senior
Corp
RR
debs
Assn
of
1978
St
Refund
and
inapt
4s
Refund
and
impt
27As
1979
1980
notes
6'As
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
__.
Jan-July
.
*103% 106
102%
106
*125'A 133
125%
169
*105'A
104 %
105%
94%
—
95
series
C
2019
1985
series D
Jan-July
April-Oct
91
not
82%
"83
"78
80
87
79
80
In
the
included
delivery sale not included in the year's
year's range. ' n Under-the-rule sale not
the year's range,
y Ex-Coupon.
range d Ex-interest e Odd W sale
included in the years range, r Cash
not
in
| companies1 reported^
95
the
Louis—
Deferred
included
being^^bafikruptcy,
receivership, or reorganized under
-companies.
transacted during current week.
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such
*
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being
• Bonds
sellina flat.
,
'
/
.
Section 77 of
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.-Monday, November-11^1963
.
(1866)
30
American
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
on^he
endh^
and
Exchange for the week
Stock
American
It is compiled by the report , of
Friday - Nov, 8.
Sales
Range
Shares
Low
'
%
•%'
; V
■:
Par
Acme-Hamilton
1
1
2,700
Construction Corp—
Class A
common
—:
25c
Acme
Precision' Products Inc
-1
2%
1.800
2 J/4
Oct
2.400
2%
Jun
5
7
Nov
11%
7
Jun
8 V'4
Missiles &
Acme
Corp
Plastics
Admiral
£
Aero-Flow Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General Corp
Manufacturing Co
Aerosol Techniques " Inc
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Aileen
Class
A
———■
preferred
5%
_
—.--ni - .n-
_
2'/a
19
—
L700
2%
2%
2y2
19%
3%
Sep
3%
200
Bloomfield
Oct
>
Bohack
(HC)
5J/a%
Feb
77%
78% "
--
Corp
-Instrument. Corp
Brad
80
Traction
deposit rets American shs_
All-State
"warrants"
Corp
Alleghany
—
1—1
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Tire & Rubber
class A—:
£
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common__l
Alliance
Industries Inc
Amco
2
Mar
4V'4
Oct
8.200
6%
Oct
9%
Jan
43/b
10
British
Amer
dep
Amer
9%
Jun
Jan
10% Sep
Nov
14%
10
3.500
4
Nov
1,300
v
3%
Oct
800
Jan
——f.
Electronics
American
Inc
83%
Sep
Feb
Oct
89
6%
Feb
Brown
3%
2.700
3
/Nov
6 J/4
Jan
I
'
Class B
Products
Radio
Chemical
Armour
Arrow
1;
r
Louisiana
&
Gas
1.800
1V« Jan
4 J/8
Jun
common
serial
Sep
3 J/4 Mar
3»/2
Burma
Inc
t
8%
49/200
4J/4
Jan
8%
Jun
Burnell &
27/a
3 Vn
600
2%
Sep
5%
Feb
12%
10.100
10%
4%
4%
Associated
Electric
1.800
5
Sep
13%
13%
400
11%
11%
41/4
11%
700
11
2,700
3
Jan
12
12
12
400
9'/i
Oct
21%
-
21'/a
200
17 J/a
Aug
1,000
2%
Jan
4.900
91/3
Oct
4,400
7% Mar
>
4%
'
5%
21%
5%
0%
9%
10
9%
9
__
98
99
33%
34 '
1%
•
,
23'/a
1%
18
16%
'
Co
Oct
14J/4
Sep
Foreign
14% July
California
101
Food
Laundries'
Associated
Oil
Stores Inc
&
Sep
103
Feb
30
Jan
Oct
Jun
2%
Sep
6% July
Jan
6
Jan
Associated
Inc
Products
Associated
Testing
May
Astrex
Inc
___10c
1
________
Astrodata
1%
300
4%
66,700
.4 J/4
14%
1,900
12 J/a
preferred
6%
,
!
6 J/a
7,000
*
3%
4%
15,900
17% ' 20%
4'%
'
20
Industrial Products__10c
Financial Corp
;
1
>Atico
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Research
Atlas
Line
Co
Records
Campbell Machines
Atlas
Corp
Atlas
General
Atlas
Sewing
Audio
industries
Centers
Devices
Aurora
Inc
Automatic
Inc —wl
Avien
8
Nov
29'A
Nov
3 V2
Mar
9
7y8 July
55% Jan
8% May
Foreign
Jun
Foreign
Feb
Aug
Canadian
IV4
1 J/a
38.500
%
Feb
1%
Oct
16%
15 J/a
16%
26.400
Jan
17%
Feb
Canaveral
%
t7o
4,900
»/4
Feb
%
Jan
Inc
,
International
10 J/4
Apr
16'/4
Jun
Jan
30%
Oct
Capital City
3 J/4
3.400
2%
Oct
5%
Feb
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
6 '/a
3.000
4% July
2'/a Mar
'
Ayrshire
2,000
700
11
Va
Jan
14%
150
11'/a
Jan
42 J/a
44
700
6% Sep
40 V2 Mar
2%
44
3
2%
19 J/a
14 y8
4%
t
Mar
J/2
Jun
Carter
(AM)
Co
Baker
Industries
Inc
1
Banff
Ltd
Bargain
Town
10%
10%
8J4
Aug
11 J/4 May
300
8
Jan
12%
5
Jan
Inc
8'/a
12.100
13%
13%
7.400
10%
Jan
4%
4'A
4%
1.500
3%
Jan
ll°6
1%
50c
10c
Inc
Engineering Co
7%
13%
lc
—
,
U S A
8
,
Corp
;
Industries
Banner
Barnes
preferred
Securities
Oil
_50c
:
Convertible
Baldwin
10%
400
Chemical—
Common
1 %
10c
1%
7%
1
28%
.
'
1%
2%
18
64,400
6.200
134
Jan
Oct
Sep
8% Aug
15
Aug
4% Jun
&
Co
Barry
Wright Corp
Barton's
Candy
Baruch-Foster
Corp
Beck
IncS) Shoe
c___
Central
Central
$1.40
Century
Century
Power &
Chamberlin
4J/8
Jan
Cherry-Burrell
1.600
6 Va
Jan
9 J/a
14 y2
July
44%
Sep
(A
Corp_
Light 4%
Foreign
Belock
Benrus
Berkey
Watch
Photo
For
Co
12 V'4
Jan
Co
Christiana
107/8
Jan
Chromalloy
1
1%
Jan
7/»
Feb
4,300
14 J/a
Jan
5,600
6%
Jun
22% Aug
87/a Jan
1% Oct
47 y2 July
3% Oct
53% May
7.600
6%
6'/a
7
2%
2%
3
1,000
Corp
50
50%
49%
'
50c
4 %
4
400
49%'
200
see
y«
4%
4
J°n
1
7%
7 J/2
7%
1.800
7 »/a
Sep
1
Inc
Inc
footnotes,
19i/a
8%
8'/a
9%
12,400
6%
Jan
page
-r
34.
>
1% July
1 '/a Mar
%
37.600
l
transactions
Instrument
Oct
8% Mar
1
50 Va
6%
Apr
6% July
9%
Jan
19%
Aug
11,50)
'/a
19,400
16%
Apr
Jan
Jun
16'/a
17%
900
15%
Aug
22 '/a
Feb
30'.4
6.400
22%
Feb"
31
74 %
74'/a
75
100
63'%
Jan
76
Aug
Sep
51%
Sep
55
Jun
53%
Jun
8
7%
3
/
2%
60 J/4 Mar
2,200
8%
13,900
3
6% July
2%
12 J/4
Jan
4% May
Oct
__
_7 J/a
"7
V
/
2,600
7'%
4% May
Jun
Jan
36%
Apr
J/4 Mar
4%
Jan
27 J/4
1
4
3U
3%
•
16%c
T
23,200
1
%
Jan
Jun
l'-fe
Jan
U
Aug
lh Feb
9iHt Aug
300
1.600
9
12%
11%
11%
8 J/4
%
6,000
13
8%
23.000
3
71% July
8% Jan
18 J/4
Jun
200
11
3%
—
' Oct
10,600
4
u
8%
3
400
3%
3%
IS
v.
10c
5,900
3%
Nov
4%
2,100
; 3%
12
11%
12
9%
Jan
12 J/4
Sep
Jan
V8
'%
6 Va
Jan
2,100
J/4
Feb
t'fl
1,500
13%
Apr
17%
Apr
4% May
7%
Jan
24%
Apr
4%
4%
Sep
500
%
'
14%
15
4
4%
15 Va
4%
_V
5%
5.600
11.400
16%
2114
19 J/a
21 J/4
20%
21 J/4
8%
9%
•; 4,200
4
105'/a
200
83
120
Jan
107
15'A
1
Jan
2.000
9%
1
105%
105
Oct
J/4
19
Jan
9%
Jan
Mar
112
111
112
Sep
112
Nov
Sep
%
\%
6,200
4%
4%
600
13 J/a
13%
700
10%
6% Jun
10% May
9% Sep
Cinerama
Circuit
C
K
Clark
P
Oil
Ltd
Corp
4%
4% ■4%
5,100
3'/a
2 J/a
2%
2 »/a
9,200
2 J/4
Jan
2.300
8
Aug
9%
%
9%
9%
Mining
Corp
6%
Corp
Co
l'/a
Apr
%
Feb
670
72'%
Jan
78
Sep
86
50
85%
Jan
89
Sep
11
5,800
19 J/4
f
19%
31
31
1,700
75
500
Jan
20%
Jan
17%
28
32
Oct
Apr
Jan
9 '/a
2%
Nov
5% Mar
5
Jan
7%
Aug
7%
__
2%
3
7
1%
1 J/a
6.400
12
12%
1.600
lO'/a
Feb
267/a
1%
8%
7
3
2.50
28
500
22 %
Jan
2%
7,200
1%
Jan
3
Feb
5%
9.400
5'/a
Jan
8%
Jun
19 J/4
21.300
12 V»
Jan
23%
Oct
42.800
2,300
10O
,
2
2
5%
U
Feb
7%
Oct
ll^O
Jun
13%
Aug
29
May
1
5%
18%
14%
18
14%
16
29Va
27%
30%
3.300
19
12%
12
12%
4,700
10J/4 Mar
13% July
Sep
6% Mar
25c
'
1—1
Inc
preferred
common
,
1
_1
2%
Aug
Mar
3%
3%
3%
3.700
6 J/a
7
4.400
4'% Aug
7 J/4
4.300
4% Mar
6%
: 6%
19%
4
1
2%
2%
20 J/a
3
14 J/4
1
20
12%
6 Va
10c
Manufacturing Co
Credit
Sep
Jan
86
86
lc
Corp
Development Ltd
conv
5'A
3
10i/4 May
76
-
19%
Feb
Jan
14% Mar
10c
Clary Corporation
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
Coburn
Jan
6
7b
75
5
Inc
Cable
Clarostat
Jan
50c
si
Corp
Foil
Mar
4
Nov
%
H Mar
>2
4%
1
8
1%
—25c
5'%
5% May
29%
pfd
Consolidated
"4.900
19%
?
j'o
3'/a May
70;)
600
17
16%
2
: 1,700
»
._
Jan
900
;
16%
Chicago Rivet & Machine
9 »/4
•
Bell Electronic Corp
Bell> Telephoned of Canada
Jun
Apr
50,800
9
19
7%
4
Co of America
Charter Oil
1V4
1
%
7%
Oct
14
3.600
17
100
Securities Corp common.
1
series B convertible preferred-*
Electric CO
10
Geophysical Corp
1
9
_50c
57a
22%
Nov
37a
5%
Jan
9
1
I
Nov
7%
25c
,
3%
'
%
,
—
Charge Services Inc—___— 1
Hadley Corp
1
Maine Power 3.50%
pref
100
8%
8%
1
—
Bayview Oil Corp
Bearings
____1
.
Corp
3%
8'%
1. .UJ
9%
10
Corp of America
I
1 %
31%
7%
24
6,500
21
9
914
3014
Chief
—
16
19
19,
-
1
Corp
C
Central
Baldwin-Montrose
Oct
Jan
5.50
(JW)
Central
9
Oct
6V4
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Central
'
L."
Co
Catalin
8'/a
21'%
Oct
—1
Products Co
C
1
Jan
Jan
22% May
15
Carnation
Castle
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
600'
5"
3y4
50o
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Foreign transactions
13%
19
Jan
J/a
20%
2,900
4.200
-2%
Jun
8 %
5
5%
'
13%
19%
12%
10
1,200
1
Corp
28%
6
8% May
4% Jan
10'/a
28% May
3%
1
12'A
6%
Aug
5,?m
6c
Minerals
27 J/4
—10c
Corp
Properties Ltd
Williston
12%
1
com
/ 8%
Foreigir transactions
27J/a
3%
Jan
3i/a
partic pfdlO
Canal-Randolph Corp
1
Jan
7%
11
Ltd 6%
14%
Inc_.
Co
22'%
4.400
transactions
Canadain Petrofina
15 %
%
1,600
8 J/4
Feb
1
Feb
-
26%
Sep
16
*
Ltd
6%
*
28% May
2.50
Marconi
15:000
10c
15%
Jan
transactions-
Canadian
Jan
71%
Javelin
Canadian
Oct
May
Ltd
Ltd
Gas
12.200
Avis Industrial Corp '—I
___5
Avondale Corp ————————10
Collieries
Industrial
.T,vn
10 J/4
1
Products
Steel
Canadian
9 J/4
13%
______1
Jan
22%
3%
Oil
Oils
8%
._/
10%
100
.transactions
Canadianwide
Inc—L
—
Corp
Automatic Radio Mfg
9,700
20
12%
Plastics
Jun
14 J/a
10%
1
preferred-—
Homestead
Nov
/
8A Sep
5
»
Canadian
1%
13
Jan
Apr
28%
Cement Co Ltd common
13%
>• 1%
1
3,800
13%
-
-
Canada
101/4
Inc_
6%
2'/a
4,400
y4'
13 J/4
1
Dredge & Dock Co___!
&
Corp
option warrants
9,000
8'/a
4
Nov
Ltd
Co
1
Mining
Development
Sep
Jar»
Inc
Bread
10 pesos
Corp
Consolidated
5 % Mar
.
23%
10 Va
Ltd
Export Gas
3%
800
'
10c
A_.
Class
Campbell Chlbougaihau Mines
Foreign transactions—
Pktreign
17%
8,200
181/4" Feb"
Inc—
Canadian
4,200
8 J/4
8 /I.
i\
718
3%
50
:.
Cameo-Parkway
Canadian
30.300
69%
7%
G7J/a
8
*
r,300
23
50
50
Feb
2
1%
1%
Atpo Chemical
Apr
May
•
£
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July
5%
14
9%
10
1
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16% Sep
Jan
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33%c
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3y4
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1% Mar
1%
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3,300
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s
400
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1
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$1.30
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10%
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100
transaction
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pi
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26 »/a
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rets registered—£,1 '
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$2.50
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Aug
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26
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800
41 J/4
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37
300
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400
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99
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1
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Jan
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transactions-Baby Services Inc
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37
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45
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44
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16
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,
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1
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New
5 Vb May
2,800
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2 V2
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Electronics
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1 '/a
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—
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7
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500
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2%
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14 J/2
212
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-
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52
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preferred
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Andrea
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2 V'4
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1
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41
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5
2 J/4
^
10
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17%
2.525
11%
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common
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American
1.900
5%
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22
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20
4.500
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shares
American
3%
300
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
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American
3%
18%
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American-International
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4%
41
5%
7
3'/a
85
~
6%
12%
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900
18%
1
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24%
85
;
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—
17 J/4
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5
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3%
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American Book Co
20
American Book-Stratford Press Inc—:-l
American Business Systems Inc—^—•
Beverage Corp
American Biltrite Rubber
2.701
10a
10a
Power
Petroleum
Amer
Jail
6% Sep
A%
American
17%
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8
transactions
Foreign
British
3
4%
-1
17%
25 J,4
rets ord bearer
4%
85
17%
10
transactions
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Feb
6'/a
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Feb
Nov
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7Va
4%
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—
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Aug
8.000
84 V'4
transactions
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British
6% May
10,400
5%
2
Sep
7%
•
4
7%
4
Feb
6%
Co
11
9%
4
Oil
American
Nov
8%
5%
%
5%
1,600
1
Jan
7%
4^
-5%
6
1,100
1
7%
Sep
2.300
4s/a Mar
7%
—
4
7%
14,600
Nov
7'/a
Manufacturing Co___.
2y8 May
11,700
r- 200
2%
———1
—
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8,300
7
9%
2%
y.
3%
Oct
7%
Corp
Brillo
Jan
4
4
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Oil
Ambassador
5%
2%
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7'%
3
—10c
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Paper
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Almar Rainwear Corp
4
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900
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10
convertible-preferred
5%%
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4%
3%
6%
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72% Sep
56
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1
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transactions
Foreign
American
5,500
.
Feb
?
All
Works
Gear
Foote
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May
5 J/2
Jan
3'%
1
Bowling
Bowmar
Oct
i
3%
16% July
7%
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Jun
23%
10
72'
72
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1.600
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7;%
200
of America
17 ya
93%
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Jan
20%
18%
19
7 '/2
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Jan
28 '/a
18
2%
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4%
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4%
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500
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2.800
13%
90 ai
Co
Borne Chemical
243 8 Aug
Bourjois
18
Low
7%
Jan
4 J/a
Sep
Industries
'
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
20
9
'
3%
^
3
—
■■■;'
JB.TV
Blossman Hydratane Gas
Apr
;
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A__ii
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*
6%
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Bloomfield
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Nov
14
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Jan
4'/a
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&
-
Jun
65%
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11.100
16
Sept
Inc
Binney
Jan
3 J/a
Apr
Jan
1,800
2.500
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45 J/a
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7'/a Jan
4% Nov
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3%
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1
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.
4 J/a
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4
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/ Par
—.i—11
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1% Jan
2 Vb May
1,500
%
^
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
'
High
Low
'•
2%
7/a
last
:
American Stock" Exchange
Jan. 1,1963
Range Since
High
2%
1
10c
Corp class A
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Petroleum
Aberdeen
'
STOCKS
Week's
Friday
■
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range for Week Ended Nov. 8.
the American
'p.
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in.whiclvany dealings have occurred curing the current year,
transactions
beginning Monday, Nov. 4,
complete report of the
extensive list we furnish a
fniwins
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13%
14',4
27 %
27 %
28
500
2,900
17%
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39%
Sep
7"%
9 %
Jan
Jun
Apr
20 '/a
Nov
2% July
3%
Jan
12%
19.200
9% Mar
2.400
20 Va Mai-
14%
28
Oct
Nov
Number 6315
198
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
.
AMERICAN STOCK
Sand
of Prices
Shares
Safin Price
Low
5
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service—*——
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65-1
Compudyne Corporation ---25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Electric
Diesel
Consol
transactions
Foreign
3 Va
Apr
1,900
29%
Apr
16%
17%
9.600
13%
Sep
6»/4
6¥»
400
4
Jan
7
Aug
2.000
1
Jun
1%
Jan
Family
Feb
Famous Artists Schools Inc
Royalty
18%
7%
2.100
6% Aug
2V4
4%
4.000
% May
3%
700
4% Mar
5V4
4%
27 vb
4%
21 vi
4.300
4%
Apr
1,300
21 %
Jan
3%
9.300
3 V4
Nov
"4%
Feb
1,600
8%
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11%
lVi
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3%.
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1
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10% Aug
E
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Inc
Plastics
First
Beverage
A
class
6%
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Fischer &
Jan
20V'4 July
5 V'a
Sep
1,600.
7%
7%
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Courtaulds
Oct
7%
Florida
24%
900
Aug
20
Sep
Fresnillo
7%
Jun
7%
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5 V2
Feb
6%
2,100
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Feb
101/4
39 ¥2
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45 ¥4
21.200
41
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1,700
3%
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400
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3%
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100
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2,700
12
*
3
11
Oct
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600
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7
8,400
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16%
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Daryl Industries Inc
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1
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1,600
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Jan
9%
Oct
17%
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Inc
16%
1
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preferred
•
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8%
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8%
8 vb
8%
3,200
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A
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1
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transactions
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6-ft Sep
Jan
300
10%
Jan
5%
Oct
8 % May
18%
Jan
Jan
11,000
34%
160
Sep
Oct
7%
■
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15
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-
7.50
common
$4.60
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1 ¥2
Jan
5 J/4
July
Nov
11%
15'%
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2%
Feb
Duraloy
Duro
Test
Duval
11%
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Corp
—
Eastern
Eastern
Eastern
$7
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Nov
A
1
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20c
25
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preferred
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Edo Corporation
Eitel-McCullough
Elco Corp
13
14%
Jan
9%
Jan
16
15 ¥2
15%
15 ¥2
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5,100
>
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500
11 ¥4
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34 ¥4
20
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Oct
13%
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34
100
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10%
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Jan
41
7%,
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9
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200
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7
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6
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600
2 ¥1
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3 ¥2
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4,100
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7 ¥2
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Jan
36%
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July
5%
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4
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5%
31%
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1%
200
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700
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4
1,500
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150'
45 ¥4
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2%
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23,200
4%
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1
;
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Electronic
&
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1
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8
6%
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&
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109
99
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99 V4
400
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8,600
11
Apr
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32 Va
35
102
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6%
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197'o
19%
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1,900
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23%
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19
19
19 ¥4
3,600
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19 ¥4
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20
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21 ¥2
1,600
11
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9
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1
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22 7 a
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3¥a
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9
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51
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&
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2
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Hastings Mfg
Bishop
Jan
—
1
1
186%
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15
5,300
10
Jan
16%
Oct
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11,800'
8
Nov
11%
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3,000
%
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l¥a
4%
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6%
Jan
6%
Aug
13 ¥4
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2
—
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—
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Kosher Foods Inc_50c
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Helnicke Instruments
25c
16%
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Helena
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Heller
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pfd
5%%
21%
22 ¥2
4,200
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10%
20.300
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11%
2,700
footnotes,
15
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1%
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103
8
2,800
1%
4
10%
4%
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800
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14%
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3%
50
9 ¥2
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Aug
Nov
6
Jan
105
Feb
3
19,800
,
%
3%
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98
90
105
Apr
Mar
4
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55
July
July
44%
300
1
10
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4%
5
800
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Sep
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Jun
Sep
2
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6
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24 ¥4 July
2
1,400
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3%
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2 8 ¥2
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8
3 ¥4
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14%
Feb
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300
Aug
45
Nov
4.6C0
1% May
4 ¥4
Oct
14 ¥2 Mar
9%
300
9 ¥4
Oct
7%
3,000
3 ¥2
Jan
5%
31,200
4
Sep
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2,200
13 V'a
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6%
24%
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Oct
28%
28%
30 ¥2
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22 ¥4
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36%
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Jan
49 ¥2
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3
Nov
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Aug
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6% Mar
8%
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6¥a
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Mar
6%
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7%
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5 ¥4
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11 ¥8
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1,600
5 ¥4
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5
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7a
4.100
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23%
Oct
11%
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5%
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15
Oct
800
277/a
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38% May
22
22
9%
35
104
104
120
80
35
17 ¥4 "Jan
18%
2,300
.
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7%
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,
40 ¥2
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3,300
Oct
Mar
5% July
900
6 ¥4
7%
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11'%
6
16%
6 Vb
3%
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18 ¥2
10%
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3
5%
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5,800
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17
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Feb
Aug
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4
2
3
4,000
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11
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20
33%
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transactions—1
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Holly Stores Inc..
Holophane Co
Holyoke Shares Inc
—
3,100
6%
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27 r
2,800
2¥a
Feb
4%
Sep
Homo
Finance
6
¥4
10.300
3'/a
Apr
7 ¥4 May
Home
Oil
11 ¥2
5.400
5%
7%
13,000
4%
4%
13.500
10%
10¥a
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13
Sep
4% Oct
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Jan
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1
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7%
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9 Va
,
4,600
102
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Jan
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Ltd
—
1
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Class
B
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85
Oct
3% Jan
8%
——
May
15 ¥2
Jan
5%
Oct
5%
5 ¥2
5%
5,500
21 ¥2
21 ¥2
22%
1,100
13%
Jan
23%
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4 ¥2
4 vb
5,900
4 ¥4
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7%
Feb
300
4
9%
20 ¥2
400
13
Nov
Jan
4%
4
4
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;
,
20 ¥2
1%
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Oct
24
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:
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7%
1%
1,700
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Jan
2%
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7 ¥2
2,000
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9 ¥4
Jan
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2,200
1
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4%
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1.900
1*6 Mar
18
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27 ¥4
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25
24%
25
2.300
19 ¥2
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1
2,300
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Jan
10
Oct
Jan
42%
Oct
28 V2
Jan
31%
Jun
12%
AUg
15
Oct
4% Mar
8%
1,700
41%
42 ¥2
700
14 ¥4
14 ¥4
14%
1.100
12%'
12%
12 7 a
3,100
9% July
13%
14 ¥4
1,700
10% July
8 ¥4
8 ¥4
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110
76
ft
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5 ¥2
11% Mar
Inc
——J-jima-.■»2-30
Hoffman International Corp
—.40c
Hofmann Industries Inc
;
25c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines—5
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2%
4%
34.
50
45
3%
"warrants"
Hotels
6
10c
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1%
57/a
6%
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1%
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l¥a
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1%
10%
Oct
8%: Oct
12%
100
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—
100
Henderson's Portion Pak Inc—_—.—:_1
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
10c
1
1
Oct
Feb
Jan
26 ¥4'Feb
Jan
%
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7
15%
Feb
1,700
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National
Hebrew
6,700
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.
33
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800
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Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A—
Harvey
165
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48'/2
1
21
12,100
8
28
4 3 ¥2
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1
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19 V4
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48 ¥2
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2
28
23%
Hilton
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4 ¥2 May
5
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Esquire Radio & Electronics
17.900
35,600
1
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~7%
13
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1
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4
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—
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Jan
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4%
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convertible
18
3 ¥2
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13
4,500
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1
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—
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70
178
178
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6
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4
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33
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36
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3
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23%
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5,300
7
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Goldfield
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Hartfield
class
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5
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100
3,500
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Hartford
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186%
163
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7
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;
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13
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Nov
159
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10
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8
130
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13 ¥2
34 ¥4
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1
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10,500
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165
5
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1%
16
33%
1
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3%
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8
162
5
1
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Giant Yellowknife Mines
11,600
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8 ¥4
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30 ¥2 Mar
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Controls
Foods
Giant
2%
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14
5
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American
Jan
7 ¥2
700
Goodway Printing Co Inc
Jewelry class A
17 ¥a
1
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3%
3%
—
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Nov;
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700
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13
13
32.50
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13
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4%
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8,400
11,200
4
32 ¥2
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8
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common
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Dome
Jan
Apr
1
500
6,400
163
Genung's Incorporated
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30
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1
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6
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142 Va
11
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1.600
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714 Aug
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.
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11
11
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12
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26
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;
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Forest City
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11 ¥b
1
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preferred
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21%
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Ford
—1.50
1
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2,400
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Fishman
17% May
17
May
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&
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1
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Oct
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46
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38
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39
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& Gas
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l'/4
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7,300
1V4
for Week
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42 %
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7%
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Hardart Baking Co
Hardart common
transactions
Manufacturing Co
Products
27
Aug
430
99%
Nov
124
Jan
23
Jan
18VB
2,400
17%
Oct
99%
10
95%
Jan
100% July
33%
34
19%
99%
18%
34
500
Jan
35% May
5
1,400
4%
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600
17%
Jan
20
Apr
17
Jan
20%
Apr
26%
Feb
33% Aug
5
5
18 Vb
18
18%
17%
17%
18
28
1,300
500
6% May
31%
31%
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2,400
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17,100
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3
2%
2%
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Imperial Chemical Industries—
American
dep rets ord reg
1,500
4
9%
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2,700
7% Jan
9%
40
39
40
39 %
40
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12%
13%
1
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10%
15,500
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50c
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2%
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transactions—.•—
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Foreign
9%
800
2% Sep
8% Sep
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8%
600
7%
95%
10,100
8
93
36
1
1
common
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27/a
21%
18%
7,300
6
1%
2,000
12%
900
—
85
86%
16%
17 %
30%
32
1,100 ;
16
16%
30%.
16
Feb
Mohawk
88
18%
Jan
Oct
200
~~%
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—1
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Jefferson
common
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warrants———.—
Jetronics Industries Inc
—l
10c
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Bargain Stores Corp
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.
75c
_
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8%
900
8
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Oct
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2%
1.400
2
2%
3,600
2
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11
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1,800
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77,200
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6%
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1.000
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6% Apr
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'
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9%
3%
1
Glass Co
Construction Co
Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp
Jefferson
.3%
Oct
Jan
15% May
8%
3% Aug
Oct
K
7%
7%
7%
1%
1%
Kaufman
&
Kavanau
Corp
Chemical
Kawecki
Bldg Co
Broad
Co
Inc —:
Kay Jewelry Stores
Kilembe
Co.—
Copper Cobalt Ltd
Kin-Ark
Oil
Kidde
(Walter)
&
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Kingsford Company ___
Kingston Products
Kinney Service Corp —
Kirby Petroleum Co —
Kleer-Vu Industries Inc
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(I
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4,400
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Kratter
Kulka
—10c
15%
1,800
10%
28%
4,800
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5%
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24
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1,100
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2%
83.100
1%
1%
1
4%
4 Va
9,800
20,700
4%
2%
Apr
5
23%
Feb
19%
21
2,000
14
30 %
33%
8,300
3%
3%
3%
1,300
18% Mar
2% Apr
10% Aug
11%
12 %
4,000
10
10%
600
33%c
4%
4'%
~3%
200
10%
28,200
.
2%
4,600
17
9%
4%
14
7% May
8,000
4%
3%
9%
1%
5 "
•
.
11,800
,
Jan
4
'
Nov
Jun
1
1
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Industries
Lamb
——
Lamson
Corp
Lamson
&
Lanston
Industries
Larchfield
Lee
Lee
Co
Inc
6
1
Corp„—1
International
Filter
Corp
Motor Products
Leslie
class
Inc
Inc
Fay
Levine's
—3
.—-5
10
Corp
Plan
Lease
————
Sessions
1
class
A
—
—.—1
A
1
—
1
—-—4
—-—70c
1
5%
preferred
10
Lithium Corp of America Inc
1
Sons
Levitt &
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
—
Lighting
Lithonia
Livingston
Locke
Oil Co
Chain
Steel
Lockwood
Class
Kessler
A
Lynch
Corp
2
Feb
Jun
19% July
17 vb Jan
,2% Feb
5%
12
Jun
14% Jun
Macold
Industries
50c
A—,
1
-33 %c
*
Inc
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Magna Oil Corporation —
—lc
50c
For footnotes, see page
34.
5%
Feb
:
2%
15%
2,700
11%
Jan
16%
10%
11 vb
3,000
7%
Jan
11% Aug
11%
12%
4,700
9%
Apr
15
Jan
13 vb
Oct
16 %
Apr
19%
,
17,200
Jan
20% July
13%
13 %
1,200
"4%
~5%
14,100
14
15%
6,800
3%
4%
4,600
34%
5%
34%
5%
2,800
5%
Nov
17%
18 %
>1,500
12%
Jan
18%
.
•%
%
26 VB
1%
1%
Ltd
2
2Va
2%
1%
1%
7%
8 Vb
7Vb
Idria
New
Jan
Oct
Oct
New
7%
40 vb
1,600
2
1.500
1
8%
10%
11%
%■
New
Nov
Oct
11% Mar
12% Feb
Oct
23% Jan
-"7% Mar
8% Oct
10 Va
t
~7%
5,400
6% Aug
9% Mar
6%'
8%
'
-8%
2,300
8'A
Nov
14% July
18%
35.600
Feb
19%
Oct
7% Aug
15 va
Jan
17 Vb
>
9%
3%
800
10
3%
200
1
1%
6.300
8%
8%
500
8%
8
8%
1,300
1,100
3%
4% Jun
2% May
Mar
1% Jan
8% Feb
79%
79
80%
9.100
31%
31%
32%
5,200
25%
90
14% Oct
4% Apr
11%
29,800
27%
27%
50
25%
Jan
29%
Feb
6,200
7%
Jan
10
Feb
7
Oct
6%
6 vb
6%
23,800
1%
17%
18%
2,800
15%
Oct
19%
19 %
19%
1,100
191/2
Nov
6V2
5%
6%
28,600
%
Jan
4
3%
4 %
29,700
2%
Feb
4%
Nov
%
10,000
5,000
%
Jun
1%
Jan
4Va
Jun
7v2
Sep
6
10
5 %
6
,
32%
Jan
22
2
1% Sep
Sep
Jan
Apr
Jan
106
Jan
103
May
July
94
120
Jan
155
5 Va
13,300
165 %
Jan
1% July
4,000
2
131/4.
99
IOIV2
150
110
Oct
/" 4%
Jan
14 vb
Oct
Sep
4
Apr
~7
Jan
8
July
20'/a
21%
2,30 J
13
Jan
28
Oct
29%
29 "2
29% \
5,900
26%
Jan
31% Apr
May
11% July
9%
9%
9%
5%
400
%■
9
1,900
Jan
3%
400
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
13%
5,100
5%
Jan
13 %
Oct
5V2
5 Vb
51/2
17,300
4'a July
5%
Feb
35%
35%
371/2
4,800
26
Jan
39%
Oct
20
19'A
20 V4
14.000
12%
20%
49%
200
Jan
Jan
49%
Jan
3% Nov
5 vb
Mar
3%
.3%
12
12%
48%.
3%
3%
45
3.600
4
Oct
...-/'A;
2%
1
29
/ 6%
—
6%
—
10
8%'
2%
2'%
15%
11
10%
8'a
2%
/
16
11%
19
JO
5%
,
2
12%
7
11
5
2
11%
7
10%
4%
30%;
6%
10%
8%'
218
2%
11%
2
common
w
i
11%
11%
1
%
34%
12 "a
4
75'a
—
66
22%
-
Noramco
—1.25
_1
Inc
Railway
North American Royalties Inc
North
Canadian Oils Ltd
Foreign transactions
Norfolk' &
6%
1
Noma Corp
Southern
1%
9%
,
.1
—
-a.
Northeast
Airlines—————.1
North Penn RR Co.
;
50
2%
66%
93 %
10%
1%
pfd—100
1
(Del)
lOo
Pub Serv 4% %
Industrial Corp
Northern Ind
Nuclear Corp
of Amer
.
1%
25c
11%
12 vs
2%,
65 'A
93 %
10%
1%
1%
9%
2
.'2%
2%
67
,
Oct
5%
6
Oct
9 % May
1%
Apr
5%
Jan
Feb
11%
Aug
4,000
4,300
7%
9.000
5%
2,600
%
1,050
9%
8%
Nov
28,200
Sep
8
Jan
1,400
Jan
33
6% Aug
1,700
.
1%
Oct,
Jan
22
Jan
8% May
Oct
1,500
Apr
12%
Jun
14% Feb
3%
lio May
Oct
900
2,100
3,800
15 vb
5%
Jan
6,900
5,900
2
6,900
4,100
14%
Jan
Jun
8%
Sep
4%
10%
1,900
24,200 :
2,100
400
2,550
1,900
Jan
Oct
11%
Oct
8 Vb
Jan
Jan
14% May
16%
10% Feb
Jun
Apr
%
Oct
28 % Mar
38%
Aug
16%
Sep
5%
Aug
%
16,500
3,900
Nov
2%
15%
8%
600
534
May
6% Jan
>7
Oct
1,800
3,100
Jun
May
25
19
3,200
;v
/Jan
18
Feb
Nov
3% Jan
2,100
20%
5%
2%
%
%
34% 36 %
12% 12%
3% 4%
/t74%, 83
36
36%
66
71'A
22% 24
6 vb
6%
1%
8%
1%
'113
7,300
16
12 %
12%
7%
11'a
5 A
4%
7,600
4%Y,. 5
6
6%
1% 2 %
8%
9%
5% 5%
It
1
5
50c
25c
:—1
Park Mining Co.
1'
Process
Co.
•
York Auction Co.;
*
York & Honduras Rosario—3.33%
o
Jan
9% Mar '
1% Mar
32 %
102
Jan
37%
29 % Mar
74%
Jan
22 % Oct
37 %
24
8%
Aug
Oct
Sep
Nov
Apr
3,300
5%
Jan
3,900
1%
Oct
3
Feb
8,000
7% Jan
10%
Jan
2%
Feb
Oct
600
18,700
1%
2%
4,500
140
57 %
290
92
Apr
96
Jan
11'a
3,800
5%
Jan
1%
,9,300
1%
July
67% Aug
Jan
94 v»
Oct
4%
LiV jan
2%
Apr
7
•; '
..
Mar
12%
Oct
2%
'
Co
Ohio
Brass
Power 4%%
14%
29V4
__100
preferred
9%
—1
common
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Foreign
transactions—.—.——
Oct
O'Sullivan
Rubber Corp
Overseas Securities
—
Oxford Electric Corp.
Oxford Manufacturing
4%
—7
r
—1
...
1
1
1
31 vb* 32%
98% 100
7%
5Q°
1
—~
._
13% 15
27% 30
31%
99
1
20c
Jun
26% Apr
241.4
v
Manufacturing Co—
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Ogden Corp
----Oak
Ohio
\l
U Feb
% July
17,600
97%
Apr
38% July
Jan
9%
8%
Apr
Jan
4% Mar
21%
7%
22 Va
3%
Min &
22% Sep
21%
8 %
Oct
May
10% Aug
Nov
8
2% July
17% Feb
70% Jan
10
107
10% Jun
1
22
1,900
Jan
~6%
Chem Co
I
—
Mexico & Arizona Land
New
Novo
8%
3
8%
Jan
11%
5% July
7%
3,800
■
Feb
2%
% July
10
300
7.600
10%
New
4vb Aug
2.200
5%
~7Vb
New
3% Jan
2vb Aug
Jun
8%
20%
Jersey Zinc
2%
4%
Vb
New
-3% Mar
New
"5%
1
Jan
Aug
Jan
36%
13V4
5
X
30c
50c
50c
20c
*
;
Sep
21% Oct
22%
Jan
102
"A 9,000
104V4
1%
—
Co
Mur
5
300
10
10
Jan
2
3,300
4%
3,700
-.V.
1%;
164% 164%
~1%
25c
Inc.
Needham Packing Co
14%
37%
Sep
Jun
97 V2
5
Stores
Nedicks
300
.
17%
31'% Jan
2,800
28%
96 %
104
—
—1
1
1
—
Machinery
Rubber
National
i;ioo
.
Jan
Nov
'
3%
75
17 %
:
8%
4% Oct
14
75
103
27%
1
Jan
6%
;
Oct
Feb
Inc—__—2
11 %
2
16% Sep
10% May
Nov
Mills Co
National Rolling
2%
36
>
Jan
Jan
6%
Foreign
transactions
National Presto Industries
Nestle-Le
;■
ll
6% May
—25o
Nelly Don Inc.
a 4a
3% Sep
800
8%
32%
Machines
Rental Ltd
Petroleum
National
4%
36%
800
3%
15 vb
4% Jan
3
Weld
Electric
National
2% Jan
17%
"warrants"
Inc
Vending Co class
Mackey Airlines Inc ;
Sep
4% Jan
./
Company..
National Equipment
Town Corp
40c preferred
Corp
Trucks
Apr
1%
15%
5%
Casket
Oct
'
Macke
Feb
24%
yb Jun
4%
3,300
Hess...——1
Corp.—
1
National
014
MacFadden-Bartell
6%
20% Jan
5,200
'
National Company Inc
M
Mack
Jan
100
1,400
7%
8%
Sep
Oct
Jun
Preserves Inc
—
4,900
4%
Bowl-O-Mat
2Vb
25c
10c
1
Louisiana Gas Service _—— -<—10
Louisiana
Land
& Exploration
30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines—_10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc.—_10c
Lunkenheimer (The)
Co—————2.50
Class
Louis Sherry
4%
21'a
103
Dehydrat & Milling—3
Bellas
1%
& Bartlett—
—1
—1
%
3%
6%
National
9V4 Oct
1,000
Jan
14%
4%
—1
National
1,100
16%
Jun
8% Aug
12
7,900
5%
—
National Alfalfa
1,000
19'a
Feb
Jun
28 %
5% Apr
9% July
3,000
7'a.
5%
10 vb
»
32%
50o
Napco Industries Inc
Nat Nast Inc class A.
3,100
16%
2% Aug
8% Oct
17% Feb
259,500
Apr
4%
Co
N
2%
18%
;
Oct
7%
5
2.50
12.50
Corp
Nachman
2Vb
16%
17,300
11,200
2%
10
27%
17%
Jan
29
1
Company
Muter
10%
18%
~4%
4%
2.50
Co:———————10
2%
9%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Whittnauer Watch Co
Louis Lesser Enterprises Inc—
1,700
%
18
1
50c
MPO Videotronics class A
1
Muntz TV Inc.————._———1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
2.50
9%
17%
—
70
11%
4
103
Movie Star Inc class A
2
8.90
A
1,400
21%
;
5%
Movielab Inc
9%
————.-__10c
—
14% Sep
11% Feb
20 vb May
23,200
15%
6%
4
Tel
Mountain States Tel &
2
8'a
Inc
.
.1
Inc
Mount Vernon Mills
Sep
5% Jan
Aug
8
10,500
16'a
Sep
5%
Company.———
Diablo
class A
National Work-Clothes Rental
2,100
May
12%
'
31%
Industries common
preferred
^
6%
Mt
National Video Corp
9
May
35
18 vb
10 Vs
5%
14 vb
class A—•
25c
National Union Electric Corp
8%
8
27% Jan
1
National Transit Co
8%
6% July
4% July
7,700
-10c
Clemens
Mt
Apr
14% Mar
3% Aug
15% Mar
17
17
47
Oct
10
Feb
1% Aug
3% Jan
20
5,100
6
2%'
l_
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Corp of America
—1
Monogram
Industries
1
Monongahela Power Co—
;/
4.40% preferred
100
4.80% preferred series B——100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Sep
Jan
3 A May
Mar
32%
2
10c
15
Jan
1%
1%
2
Smith Electronics Corp
2%
25,500
9%
32%
Feb
9% Sep
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
Apr
Oct
34% Sep
6 % Mar
2%
,
34
10
Feb
20%
400
14
13%
13%
17~
Jan
Jan
4% May
1,900
25%
5%
5%
100
Jun
14%
12
Forge Co
(The)
Kropp
1
-1
1
99
99
2 vb
Oct
1%
97
20
27
277/s
1
2.50
—25c
5
class A—
1
Inc
L)
Klion
Knott
—
1
2-50
1
10c
1.25
Stores Inc
Rubber Co
Dept
IS)
Kleinert
1
1
25c
.
8% Sep
6% Mar
28,500
1%
'
Corp
(D) & Company
7%
29%
8%,
7%
15%
hva
11 'a
13'a
"ctfs"
Inc—
Airlines
Muskogee
4
50c
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%% pfd—100
Katz Drug Company
1
Industries
Kaiser
.4% Mar
17% Oct
21%
3%
Milo
Muskegon Piston Ring
Kaltman
3,500
10,300
15%
4%%
,
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morse
Electro
Products
Jeannette
Apr
Jan
8% July
5%
18
Jun
Aug
40% Aug
20% Jan
13,500
%
1%
1
9%
Aluminum Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
3%
Jan
3%
83% May
50
4,600
Mirro
Jan
15%
10% Feb
3,300
3%
3%
Jun,
18%
May
1%
Nov
1%
21%
Jan
1
11%
:—
———10c
16
1,200 *
11%
4%
21 %
22 %
22%
15 %
7
50c
Wohl Co common—
Miller
9
Feb
Nov
7
Jan
17 Vs
2%
9%
26%
convertible preferred—_—50
Electronics Corp
——1
Mining Corp of Canada
*
Foreign transactions.
Minnesota Power & Light 5%, pfd__100
Oct
5% Feb
Jan
7 vb
1%
12%
1
1
Corp
Oil
Israel-American
200
1,300
6%
—•
Property Builders Inc_
10c V
Investors Funding Corp (NY) cl A—5
Investors Royalty
—
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Investment
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp
Irving Air Chute
-—
Foreign transactions
3%
16
18%
33%c
Oil Company
18,000
6%
3%
Corp
Factors
Mill
Feb
6%
4Va May
20%
1
1
Products
International Stretch
5%
—
Investment Co..
Midwestern Financial Corp.;
Midwest
36% Sep
Feb
31
1,100
,
Associates Inc.—
Microwave
11% May
Aug
Sugar
Mid-West Abrasive
102 % May
6 Vb
6%
5
.International Products
36%
Nov
4% May
3vb Aug
2.000-
3%
3%
Aug
6%
70
10c
1
1
10
.—1
1
-50c
.—5
50c
2.50
—
Corp——
Co common
6 %
preferred —.—
Micromatic
Hone
Corp—
17% Feb
Oct
90
Inc
Extruders
Michigan
Feb
Jun
.5%
Oct
500
9'A
.
10%
92%
Apr
2%
18,300
—
1
>'
5%
2%
16 vb
5,400
4%
Foreign- transactions—_——
Miami
6{e Sep
Aug
3%
2,400
7%
5%
3
Michigan Chemical
8% July
2%
93 Vb
•
—5
International Breweries Inc
International Holdings Corp
International Oil & Gas Corp—.
14% May
88
450
91
89%
'
8%
.1
Corp
Homes
Jun
19%
Sep
18% May
:
800
12
Sep
8%
—
50c;
Mead Johnson & Co———
1
Medco lnc class A.
——10c
Melnor Industries Inc—
1
Menasco
Mfg Co
1
Merchants Refrigerating Co.
1
^Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd.:
-1
;
42 % May
6~"
9%
Inland
:
2,500
*
transactions
Foreign
Sep
36% July
6,500
40
(Canada)
Oil
Imperial
9%
1,000
9%
-
9 %
transactions
Foreign
6% Jun
Mar
,4%
4%
33 %C
Magnetics Corp
2%
31 %
15%
.
IMC
600
23 /
5%
18
Corp
Oil
2%
20% July
12 % Mar
19 %
31 %
"warrants"
Corp
McCrory
McCulloch
2,800
7
5%
1
*
—
Inc
Industries
Maule
,22% Apr
,
1 •
common
new
Massey-Ferguson Ltd—;
Foreign transactions
Sep
15%
f
Jan
15,200
1,900
19
17%
Apr
-1
Corp—
Cup
Maryland
1%
13%
8%
common——1
High
,
18%
5%
22%
Jan
1,100
7%
6%
6%
19
£1
Industries Corp—:—10c
Corp "warrants"
Mary Carter Paint Co
Class A————————
Low
700
22
2%
16%
"7%
2.50
Martin-Marietta
Jan
6 1A6
6%
6%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
13 %
13%
1
—
Shares
21%
-7
*
-10c
Ltd
Co
Marlene
Oct
18%
10c
1
2.50
5
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food
Feb
400
99% 102%
101
—
Foreign
Hycon
34'/4
Service
:
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp—
Mangel Stores
Mansfield Tire & Rubber—
Marconi International Marine
Public
Maine
for Week
Low
Par
■
High
Low
Sales
Riange
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
27%
27%
27%
,—7.50
Horn &
*
Horn &
*
5%
preferred
100
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co
2.50
Howell Electric Motors Co
1
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A com—5
Class
B common
5
Hudson & Manhattan Corp class A—10
Hudson Vitamin Products Inc
1
Hughes & Hatcher Inc
1
Husky Oil Canada Ltd
1
'
Monday, November 11, 1963
.
Week's
Friday
CKS
S T O
High
Low
Par
(Geo A)
Hormel
Intex
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
Sales
Friday
,
.
(1868)
32
'
77
67 . _A5%
16%,
3%,
21%
7%
7%
9% 10
4'a 4Ja
77
67
4%
16%
3%
20%
79
70
4,000
12 V2
Oct
70.100
19%
Jan
19,900
4% M'ar
700
23%
'520
98
7%
2,000
Jan
Jan
Apr
17% May
34%
Oct
Sep
May
101
11%
6 vb
400
79
900
400
5%
400
17%
1,000
3%
900
22 %
3,800
4%
Oct
Sep
8%
34%
Jan
Jan
Oct
7%
Feb
17 %
Nov
4%
Jan
,24%
Sep
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Pacific
Coast
Co
±~.
Shares
common
preferred
,
6% cum conv 2nd pfd A
Pacific
Coast
Properties Inc——
Pacific Gas & Electric 6% 1st pfd.
5 % '/o
1st preferred
5% 1st preferred —
5% redeemable 1st preferred
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—
4.80%
redeemable 1st preferred—
4.50%
redeemable 1st preferred—
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—
5%
conv
cum
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
Rio
Grande
Pacific
Industries
Pacific
Lighting $4.50 preferred—
dividend preferred-.
dividend preferred
$4.40
$4.75
$4.75
dividend preferred
Pacific Northern Airlines
—
Pacific Northwest Bell Telep—
Power
Packer's
&
Super
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall Corp class A
Pancoastal Petroleum
Jan
7,400
32%
Feb
35
Jan
800
29%
Oct
31%
29%
29%
-25
26%
27%
-25
26%
27%
.25
29%
.25
3%
3%
3%
3
24
Industries
Russeks
98%
4'
Jan
3
Apr
May
26%
Feb
22%
Jun
5%
Feb
101% Aug
Royalite
Russ
Jan
Jan
12
45 ('2
47
7,400
43%
Oct"
17%
17%
2,600
17 %
Nov
66% May
21% Jan
39%
39%
1,100
35% July
42%
1%
1%
1%
17,800
TV Jan
2%
Sep
9%
Aug
2,400
3%
Apr
5%
/ '
300
8%
Aug
Jan
St
25%
11
11
11%
56%
100
Lawrence
Jan
26 %
Atwood
Pneumatic Scale ——-—-—.Polarad Electronics Corp „
Poloron Products class A_;
&
Plume
1-
Polycast (The) Corp ——
Polychrome Corp —:
16
V:
Sarcee
Petroleums
Savoy
Industries
Jun
57% Aug
54% Jun
6%
2%
Sayre
&
Pratt
Precision Microwave
8 (4 Mar
3%
7%
Oct
:8,400
5% Apr
1%
Sep
~8%
52%
23%
Apr
300
3%
Jan
37/b
Jan
6% Aug
4% May
9% Apr
4%
4(4
700
10%
10%
6,500
7%
8%
1,100
5%
Jan
7%.
7%
1,800
6%
Apr
8%
8% Aug
1,700
121% 121%
200
25%
3,600
,'
2%
2%
3,100
2(4 Jun
5
3%
800
27/b
Sep
5
10%
11(4
2,600
7%
Apr
Apr
Class
A
Class
•
B
——-——————
6
6%
2,800
10
10%
2.900
10%
10%
12%
8,900
9%
9%
3,(500
"
13%
49%
Ltd
6
Jan
3%
$1.25
6%
8
Sep
10%
14%
Nov
32 %
34%
.7,900
100
4
8%
8%
500
9
8%
8li
815
1
30
*
Colorado—
—.—100
20c
Puerto Rico
—
1,500
700
8%
3%
——*'
5
%
3%
3% May
Rath
—i
—
Rayette
Real
of
1
Corp
10
40c
—
Inc
Investment
Co
Estate
Trust
Real
25c
*
20c
1
Inc
Co
—1
America
Properties Corp of America—
Clciss
A
1
______
——
Corp of N Y
Realty .Equities
1
Warrants
Reda
R.
E.
Reeves
Reis
1
Co
Pump
M. Corp
D.
Reeves
(Robert)
Reliance
25c
——1
5c
——1
5
—,
Broadcasting &
Industries Inc
&
Insurance
Co
Dev
-——
Co—
Arms Co Inc
Foil Inc—.
Industrial Corp —.
Transcon Indus Inc
Remington
Republic
Republic
Republic
Resistoflex
Restaurant
RIC
Rico
1
■—1
1
*
1
Associates Inc -——10c
Corp
Inc
Argentine
Mining
Co
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Warrants
For
series
A
1
50c
—1
•
—
footnotes, see page 34.
Oct
23
19%
300
19%
Nov
1,000
19%
Jan
20% May
22 (/a Apr
1% Sep
1 Ytf
1(4
3,700
13
Jan
9(4
8%
9(4
2,700
8%
Jan
6 (4
6(4
6
%
2,000
11%
11%
4% May
9(4 Mar
1i3B
11%'
1,100
4%
*
11%
Apr
7(4
Sep
12 (4
Sep
3%
3%
4,900
3%
Sep
5% May
20%
20%
20%
900
16%
Feb
17%
16%
17%
9,700
9(4
Jan
253/a May
19% Aug
6(4
Jan
2%
2%
100
2
Oct
5
5%
42,300
1,200
•
5%
6%
6%
700
22%
21%
23%
5%
11,200
8
14%
6%
1
,
7%
15
:
3
———1
6 %
■r"
73b
Oct
6
Apr
4%
Feb
6% Aug
9% Jan
4% Aug
12
Feb
Jan
7H.Apr
13
Jan
24%
Oct
7
Aug
11%
Jan'
Feb
18% July
10% Sep
5 (4 May
12%
700
15
~8%
4% Mar
17,800
8%
♦
1
4
12,900
May
Apr
Jun
9% Mar
5
Jan
10(4 Aug
82(4
4,400
2%
20c
.
preferred
,
82%
85%
98%
99 %
22 %
23
Transistor
11%
,20c
.10c
Corp
—
2%
25
A May
27,700
25
27,900
3% May
12
93.100
A
2%
800
1%
Apr
31% May
32 % May
-Mar
12%
Jun
Jan
3/b
26(4 Mar
'13%
Jun
Oct
i3
Jun
3%
Jan
Jun
29% Aug
49%
Jan
12 % Mar
receipts
deposit
Sep
100
300
iBo
2%
96
Jun
91
Jan
22% Oct
8,800
28
U.%
16(4
74% Feb
150
26 %
%
.25c
25
/
Nov
1,100
'
%
26 %
—2
Corp
Precision
Creek
25%
%
%
—2
i—
—
3
*
,10c
B
2%
11%
12
.100
—
Canada-^-
of
21
Jun
Publishing—
Boardman
17
17
preferred
17%
400
34%
Simpson's Ltd
Foreign transactions
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co
52%
1
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered—
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Slick Airways Inc
34%
500
28
Jan
35(4 Oct
52%
54
360
41(4
Jan
60
Apr
6
Mar
4%
£1
11
Oct''
Jan
-50c
34%
32%
34 3,b
1,200
*
4%
4%
4%
3,100
4%
5%
5%
5%
2,300
41%
7%
5(4 Aug
<
Nov
Sep
Corp
Manufacturing
Jan
Soss
South
Coast
;
Corp
—
13(4
12%
13%
2,300
12%
Nov
8% Jan
17% Jun
34(4
1
1
1
Sonotone
Jan
9%
Sep
7% July
9%
Jan
9(4
Sep
Jun
7%
6
is
Apr
5%
Jun
4%
4,700
16 >4
3,500
3%
Jan
10%
Jan
33(4
35%
1,900
27 %
Jan
40% May
>
original preferred—^
4.78% cumulative preferred
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
21%
21%
22
l.lW
20 %
Sep
25%
13
12%
13%
1,500
12(4
Jan
14%
Apr
V
93%
60
59%
61
16
15%
16%
53 (4
63 %
July
400
63'4
92
Oct
96
400
92%
92
49 (4
Jan
69%
3,100
29,800
25
25
25
25
26(4
Corp__2
18%
cumulative
preferred
cumulative preferred
Jun
Jan
16%
Oct
23% Mar
63(4
Nov
9
4.08%
California
Southern
1%
1%
3.200
8%
1%
14(4 May
Feb
900
12(4
Nov
2
3 %
Jan
~5%
12%
5%
8(4
5,200
8%
5%
8 (4
5,000
July
3,100
4%
4%
3,700
11
10%
11%
2,700
48
46'4
48%
12,200
21(4
c-a H
4%
21%
.3,000
8%
Feb
16
10 %
12%
Feb
11(4
Jan
5% May
6% Jan
9(4
Jan
16
Feb
3%
Sep
19%
Feb
10% July
14%
Feb
Mar
23
19%
63(4 Aug
7%
7%'
6%
6%
1 %
1%
1 %
1,000
200
6%
7%
3
2%
3
3
3
3%
7
200
29
29
— —
2,100
1%
%
39%
39%
1 %
5,500
8,000
14,100
39.000
42
13,400
Petroleum
Jan
23% May
5%
Apr
9%
Jan
6
Sep
7%
Jan
5% May
9% July
5% Aug
39%
11%
12
3,800
18%
19%
700
14
<6%
6 %
6%
5,200
41/4
4
15%
Apr
Aug
6%
Oct
Sep
5%
Jan
Oct
18%
Jan
3%
13%
7%
8%
4,400
11%
45,800
2%
500
-
__
__
13%
A
13%
1,400
10%
13%
8,000
A
A
1,700
6% Aug
4%
Nov
21%
'
Jan
8%
2%
1%
Jun
46% July
Jan
Mar
3%
10%
■
3%
Nov
8,300
16
30% May
Jan
2% Jan
2% May
% Aug
18%
4
Feb
2
1% Aug
27
12
16
Feb
27%
Apr
25
Feb
Jan
Jan
23%
23%
1,900
24%
23%
24 %
5,800
23%
Oct
25
22%
Feb
23% Aug
16
Apr
19% July
9%
1%
Jan
10%
Jari
A Oct
Jun
3
Jan
6%
Jun
14%
Jan
Sep
8% Mar
14
.1
(
May
%
Jan
18%
19(4
,2,900
2%
2%
600
Brands
Stanrock
Star
Stelma
6%
Jan
2,200
7
Aug
8%
33,000
6%
Apr
9%
Oct
1 %
1%
2,700
1%
Oct
2%
Jan
24,%
24%
25%
4,500
18%
Jan
26%
Oct
9%
9%
9%
2,200
7%
Jan
11% July
23%
Feb
27% July
12%
12%
12%
200
Oct
17%
Jan
3%
3%
; 4%
8,200
Aug
4%
Jan
1,200
11
Mar
1,300
30
Feb
4% July
200
3%
16%
9%
10% '
5,000
7%
is
%
%
25,600
A July
1
22%
21%
22%
5,700
21% Oct
1
•
12 %
12 %
12 7/b
3,100
8(4 Mar
29% May
14% Sep
21%
21%
21%
400
17% Mar
21% Oct
22%
22%
23%
1,500
16%
Jan
27%
10c
14%
14(4
15%
20,900
17
3,900
Feb
1
_'-j_50c
16%
23%
16%
7% Apr
15% July
11%
10(4
3,100
10(4 Oct
21(4
Jun
11%
11%
15(4
1,500
10%
Jan
16
16 (4
800
19,300
15%
1%
Oct
1%
4%
1
Ltd—
1
A—
Inc
—
i——
—
——
!—5
1
10c
15
16%
1
%
1%
'
800
27
25%
27
1
19%
18%
19%
1
—1
6(4
5%
6(4
9%
8%
15,600
'6,400
■'
6%
6%
7
Electronics Inc—
Sunset International Petrol Corp
10c
1
1%
1%
6(4
6%
2%
6%
Nov
4%
Jan
4% May
6'
16,700
%
3,900
25c
%
Supercrete Ltd—
Foreign transactions
7
—
Superior Window Co class A——_—10c
Supermarkets Operating Co
50c
Supronics Corp
25c
Corp
Syntex Corporation
common
w
,
i
Foreign transactions
1
—-—2
'
%
To
22%
21%
1%
1%
16%
16%
249
83%
—
245
2,000
23
1,400
2%
17
222% 260
75 %
220
87%
250
1,300
2,400
Feb
1% Aug
Jan
900
"%
Apr
18%
4,900
4
Sunair
Apr
Jan
25% Oct
7,500
9%
Co
Snop Inc—
New
34% July
6% Jan
4,000
4%
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
Swanee Paper
■
4%
*
class
Inc
Stop &
2,800
31%
32
16% May
17% Jun
12% Sep
13%
13%
4%
Corp
(J B)
3
32
-
transactions
Stetson
12%
13
12%
13 %
10c
Mines
Inc
Corp
Jan
7.%
7%
4%
Corp
Chemical Co—
Stephan (The) Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Stylon
12
6%
1%
—1
Corp
Instruments
Parts
Oct
8%
_1
1
Inc__—
Steel Co of Canada Ltd—
Foreign
3,700
7
transactions
Industries
Statham
Apr
2%
2,600
Inc—
Co„
Uranium
Foreign
14%
'
—1
Aviation
Oct
Oct
1
—
Products
Products
Shares
5%.
Feb
93%
6%
3c
—
A
Stanley
4%
'
1
:—20
preferred—.
Co
Motor
Standard
7%
Mar
1
Paint Co
convertible
Standard Metals
7
4%
2% Aug
74%.
lc
Sports Arena Inc_
Stepan
11
-
26%
23%
& Utilities
1
Royalty Co—
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe "orp
.'—1
Sperry Rand Corp "warrants"
Steel
-
<7%
May
400
26%
23%
Southern Realty
Class
12%
26 (4
Southland
Standard
10%
33
28% July
.8.33%
5%
17% Aug
Jan
Sep
Feb
—
Group
Jan
20 %
6%
Standard Tube class B—
class A
Enterprises Inc
Industries Inc
Packing
Mar
3%
19%
800
Mining
$3 convertible
Oct
37
Jun
29
Jan
4(4
Oct
21
20
5%
Standard Forgings Corp
Inc
Rapid-American
Aug
2
Jun
R
Ramer
19
—*
Standard-Thomson
Ramo
100
20
20
4,600
Standard
Ramco
Jun
8%
Standard
Radiation
4%
8%
American
Feb
35%
21%
3%
15%
4
1,6'4
10%
—
Mar
6%.
Corp
Denn
Simmons
Oct
Q
Importers Inc
Lithium Corp.
3
5
$1.60
Quebec
1,600
5%
Standard Dredging Corp common
Quality
3%
1
Shoe
4.24%
1
preferred ——
Telephone Co
Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co ——
3(4
5%
Silvray Lighting Inc
Simca Automobiles—
9% May
7% July
1,700
8%
1
4(4.%
Feb
3%
6%
Silver
13% May
Nov
—
Puritan
Oct
3%
2,400
Class
Sep
4%
10
2% Jun
%
-10c
Gas
of
18 %
Jun
Southern California Edison—
Corp
Service
Public
Jan
2
7%
Feb
29% Aug
■
Prophet (The) Company
Providence
14%
1,500
5%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
Nov
Jun
200
%
—10c
Mfg Co Inc common
convertible preferred
Progress
6,300
2%
7%
Jan,
1%
'
Proctor-Silex
17 y4
2(4
5%
Siboney Corp
Sep
3% Aug
1,500
32
''4
16%
2%
2%
4%
Oct
2
'
1
—-
—
—
Mines
Preston
33
.
Oct
16%
25c
—
Co
Sherwin-Williams
Sep
%
4(4
10%
Jan
3%
34%
5(4 May
Jan
Sherwin-Williams Co common——12.50
Aug
32% July
21% Jan
3%
1
Nov-
2(4
1,400
Shattuck
126'
Jan
105
24%
-2.50
.66%
3
5,500
5,200
Shaer
8% May
24%
—1
8,200
4
12%
Seton Leather
Oct.
400
.——
Prentice-Hall Inc ———.—-—
Presidential Realty Corp—
Jan
3,700
3%
1
1
Seligmai^ & Latz Inc
Feb
11%
213
10
13%
13%
3%
13% July,
V
•8%
2%
9% July
Feb
3% Mar
3
3
Security Freehold Petroleums
Seeburg (The) Corp
Seeman Bros Inc
:
Sep
47.200
10%
31
Jan
inc———_—1
Corp —;
Industries
Season-All
July
~4(4
*
12%
—
Seaboard
Servo Corp of
America
Servomechanisms Inc
1
Oct
Jan
Apr
16
Feb
% Aug
12(4
.
'
Corp
Inc
Precisionware
Transactions
Foreign
7% May
6% Oct
1% Apr
9,800
3,500
Oil
Nov
5%
1
15,900
9%
Royalties. Ltd
Lambert Co—
—.——
Prairie
1(4
6,300
1
14%
7,500
_25c
2,800
6(4
3.50
& Fisher Co
Gems Inc
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
3U Aug
Nov
6,400
6(4
1%
Jan
3%
—25c
25c
10
Jan
10
12%
3(4
13%
—50c
Ltd
(Del)
Paper Corp com—
convertible preferred
Saxon
10
3%
1
8% Nov
Apr
600
3(4
1
5,300
21 %
9%
4%
~4%
——
13(4
10%
1,500
92%
3
class A
Potter
Instrument Co Inc—
Power
Corp of Canada
Foreign transactions
1%
5%
Jun
8
Sep
22
Nov
-3
Polymer Corp
1%
6
6%
21%
92%
~4%
9%
20
Jan
4%
8"%
-20
72(4
1
._50c
9
—-20
preferred
series preferred
4.40%
700
10
*
2
3% Mar
400
22
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
series preferred
Plywood & Lumber
Seaboard World Airlines Inc
*
7(4 Mar
6.400
7%
May
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
11%
4,300
7(4
7(4
24
Nov
11%
Sep
10%
6%
7%
Nov
Jan
11%
12
9%
7
Jan
2%
7%
Jan
Apr
1%
5%
Sealectro
'
6
16
7%
14%
<
Jun
1,900
Apr
5
3(4
13% Aug
3,900
11%
4%
4 800
1,400
18(4
6,000
50%
13%
1%
7,900
42
3 (a
13%
16%
14%
49%
3%
13%
Apr
July
1%
13 %
6%
3%
-1.20
5
17%
2,700
6(4
17%
2.50
1%
"6%
Jan
>3% Jan
*
—:
2%
13
13(4
Co Ltd——16 pesos
Inc
San
Oct
Nov
Corp Ltd
1%
A
3,800
—1
1
—1
—_—
2%
13%
16%
*'
2%
4%
15%
1
~1%,
4 >4
16%
£1
50c
_
Carlos Milling
Screen
9 >4
15%
50c
Inc
San
Sep
11
3,400
56%
26
19%
200
26%
9(4
Apr
1
—
._
Salem-Brosius
Sep
Jan
6% May
1,200
26 %
12
19%
91,
11%
—1
class A
Consolidated Petroleum
4% %
14%
Oct
1,900
S
Sep
5%
10
Jan
14%
la
Co Ltd
Ryerson & Haynes
Jun
9%
Jan
6%
12%
1
-
Togs Inc
Ryan
Silicon
10c
Polymers Inc_
Mfg Co
Oil
Inc
106% May
6% Oct
100
*
3%
8%
Jan
89 %
8% May
8%
9%
9%
Jan
Sep
13%
IIIIl
Rusco Industries Inc
Jan
600
8%
Nov
6% July
5% Jan
3%
*
Inc_
Jan
4,500
50c
Plastic Materials &
Labs
Jun
1,200
3%
Jan
85
1
.
99(4
5%
"3%
20
Inc
163%
11%
-
4%
3,300
1
Jan
4%
1,700
5%
Inc
Products
104%
39%
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Screw Co
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Industries Inc
Products
Sep
4%
17%
—1
Co—10 pesos
10c
—
—4
Piasecki Aircraft Corp
—
;—1
Pierce Industries Inc —————1
Pioneer Plastics Corp
-1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
*
Royal School
11%
46%
Pharmaceutical
——5
—:
,
Jan
Jan
5%
16,700
104 % 105
5%
87%
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Industries
-
5
*
_.
Rowland
101
140
10
-
6%
6
High
4%
5
Ross
Jan
Oct
2,000
25
5%
4%
Rosenau Brothers Inc
Apr
..
25%
11%
Foreign transactions
Plant
155
3(4
Low
7,100
-1.50
101(4 Mar
May
95% Jan
140
241/4
5%
87%
-—
977/b
1,020
95(4
3(4
5%
5%
4%
Inc
95%
of
Electronics
Field
26
,
3% May
3,300
200
95(4
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
/,
87%
regis—
27% July
'
101% 102
__a——_—-25c
&
Nov
700
1
—
Philips Electronics
Feb
2,000
24%
Peruvian Oils &
Phillips-Eckhardt
Feb
24%
23%
500
24%
_——:—————10c
Minerals——
—-1
Corp
26
26%
—1
Manufacturing Co (Mass)_20
Photo Co
Perfect
Permian
Oct
24%
(The) _—;
Co
26%
600
23%
154
High
Inc. —20c
Roosevelt Raceway
26%
Ltd—1
'■*—2.50
Corp
Pepperell
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Long
Island Inc
Roosevelt
24 %
—
Pen'n
Pep Boys
Jun
Feb
24%
95%
Shares
27% May
26(4
Is
Gold Dredge
Traffic Co
Pentron Electronics
29%
27%
'
99
for Week
pfd F. -100
common-
4%
Ltd—
dep rets ord
Nov
-25
-2.50
Consolidated
Pa to
Royce
American
Sep
.25
98 %
5%
——
26 %
26%-
98%
B
Products
Elec
26%
26%-
6
preferred
$2.50
&
700
26%
—
Dohrmann
Parvin
Gas
400
'
.25
1
1
A—10c
——2
—.—2
Co common—
50c
B
Class
class
Technical
—
Rolls
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
1
1965
Rodney Metals Inc
Rogers Corp
Rollins Broadcasting Inc—
Jun
Electrochemical Corp class
Parker Pen Co class A—
Park
Nov
7(4
33%
—
Company
Chemical
Park
11%
11%.. "51,900
Company
Pantasote
May
10%
-11
c
23
V
32%
—.——*
.—.—.—•——1
t
19% Jan
33 %
—
v
22
ii%
__1
transactions
Foreign
Jan
_25
———-*..———-—1
class A
50c
Corp
Paddington
Rochester
Feb,
Mar
__1
Light 5% pfd-.—100
Markets—,——;
1
Inc
Paco
Robinson
13%
.25
warrants
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
37% July
Oct
,
.*
$4.36
Pacific
Jan
8%
20
_—*
*
preferred
dividend
conv
9
1
Finance
25%
-25
Week's
v
33
Valley Gas 6o—
extended to Jan 3
800
9 %
Last
Sale Price
Par
High
4,000
33
9
Ht*
Friday
Low
2
-C—
Inc
32%
—8
,ilW»»wi
American Stock Exchange
Ritter
Products—
Clay
T?
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
Vtc
Pacific
IP"'
;
STOCKS
High
Low
Par
») q w
(1869)
for Week
of Trices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
ij-ft
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Sales
Week's
Last
stocks
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Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK
Friday
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6
19%
Jun
1%
Feb
16%
17%
1%
26%
8
8
1? Mar
Aug
Jan
25 %
3%
93/4 Mar
17%
149,900
63% Oct
Apr
Nov
Jun
Nov
345,500
Jan
2% Jan
7% Jan
1%
Jan
Sep
Sep
9%
13 V*
~~%
Oct
Jan
7%
V
Jun
17% Mar
40
3/8 OCt
35
10,700
6(4 Aug
,
260
87%
May
Aug
Jan
Oct
Nov
Nov
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
Monday, November
-
1963
11,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
Range
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Friday
High
Low
High
Low
Par
American Stock Exchange Bonds
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
■'■i-V
T
-
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Telectro
Inc
Power
&
1,900
1%
9,700
25,100
4% Mar
Thriftimart
Inc
4%
Jan
3 Va
3%
2,900
2% Aug
7%
J^n
BSF
:
"l%
1%
7,800
Corp
Universal
Town
:
.
Trans Lux
Feb
14%
Sep
18%
21%
3,600
20%
Oct
24%
1,100
6%
Jun
6%
2%
25
25
93
92
'
"warrants"
90%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
Nov
'31/2
'3%
'1,200
1,900
1,200
3%
3
2%
Jan
11%
12
3,300
10%
Oct
14%
Sep
4%
Jan
13%
Nov
Class
A
Transue
V'
Williams
&
Triangle Conduit & Cable
Tri-Continental
True
Temper
.
■ ■■
Union
Gas
Co
Union Stock
United
Co
Yards
4,200
9% Mar
5,600
36 y8
37V2
35
35
*
United Foods
12%
3%
3%
1
1%
1%
iia
5,500
700
7%
39%
8V4
1,000
2%
3 Ye
6,400
39 y8
391/8
1
8
Insisting—2.60
Va
3
—.—
&
S
U
S
Natural
U
S
Rubber
American
Warrants
Series
Warrants
Series
,
Universal
Automated
Universal
Container Corp
Universal
Controls
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Marion
7%
8%
2,000
5
Jan
10
'
9%
5%
4%
5
Ye
4%
10%
16%
16
8%
7%
14%
14 Ve
Victoreen
1
13 Ve
-25c
4%
4
5%
5%
_.-
Instrument
class
A
Vita
Food
—T
Co..——2
Jan
Feb
3
Jan
400
4%
4%
11%
Apr
Jan
14
19% May
6% Mar
Jan
3
Oct
4%
Jun
14%
Oct
6%
6%s
Jan
2%
July
5% Aug
5,000
15V8
15%
15'A
16
9% Mar
1,400
"
14 %
8% May
12%
Aug
Nov
20% Mar
5
4
3
3
10%
Jan
4%
Oct
5%
1,400
v*.
6%
&
Inc
Bond
non-eum
Wakefield Corp
Waltham
Webb
10
preferred
conv
—1
:
Precision
Instrument
Co—1
&
Knapp Inc common..
preference
:
Weiman
&
Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
3
Sep
Sep
Inc 5%s
Chemical
West
Texas
Nov
8%
Westbury
4.40%
Western
Fashions
Equities Inc
Western
Nuclear
Western
dep
Tablet
%
4%
19U
Invest
1%
8,600
35,900
200
2
.
%
'
3%
24V4
600
95 Va
110
2%
2%
2%
3%
5c
2^8
3%
1
Jun
3% Oct
700
3%
July'
42
Aug
3% May
27,400
6%
95 y»
.
7
1,400
23%
-—J—
Stockholders
American
Western
Inc
61/4
,3%
,
46 Ve
1%
45
45
pfd
i
—
"%
100
l°c
—10c
Products
Utilities
_7
21%
94%
$92%
2%
1%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
22
pet
5
Jan
Jun
27%
Jan
97 % May
Sep
2%
Oct
3
8,200
Apr
3%
Jan
Sep
4
12,000
2% Mar
4%
Oct
12%
A Aug
%
8,300
10
J an
23 Va
22
28%
1
Jan
6%
2%
300
19%
Jan
25 %
Feb
29%
Nov
%'
1/2
Is
*
27
68 y2
12 6
89
94
y2
Ya
115 y2
29%
12,200
22%
Jan
9%
Jan
89
7iy2
$102
100 3A
100%
102 y«
"
■
$100% 102
175
170
175
109 Va 114
ii8y2
67
'
175
100
38
112...
—-Mar-Sept
Wichita
River
Oil
Stores
Wiebolt
Williamhouse
Williams
Corp
(The)
Brothers
(R
Wilshire
Oil
Wilson
C)
Brothers
.
Inc
&
'
American
6%
Wright
/
Yale
6%
11%
1%
Feb
2%
Jun
Sep
4% Oct
12% Nov
16%
./
•
114
•:
35
30
33%'
60
30:
13%
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
13%
15
21
12%
13%
4,100
7%
6%
7%
4,400
5%
5
7!4
6
2
2y8
Jan
5
49,700
Nov
118 July
Jun
6%
6 Ye
6%
4,800
5%
18%
18 Ve
18 Ya
100
15%
Jan
98
99
40
95 %
Jan
8%
Nov
8y0
11
18 %
8%
500
10%
11%
1,750
19%
400
18'%
Oct
10
Kawecki
18%
14
.1
Ltd
40c
600
00
8/0
5c
16% Feb
.
.
6%
S1CO
1
-JW 05
%
ii
5,300
15
U
6,500
69
50
21
47
62
86
201
84
96
77%
84%
72
93%
77%
77
82
82
83%
14
83
81 %
84%
105
75%
74%
76'A
34
55
55
2
98
98
14
78
,78
1
—Jan-July
Inc
class
common
-
A__25c
13%
25c
4%
4%
-—5
109
33.
103
116
145
112
223 Va
101 %
100% 101%
100%
106 Va
88%
94 y4
90
93
24
91
100
124% 124%
2
80%
80 Va
2
57
59 %
92
92
59%
Z
-
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
^
Zion
Foods
Corp
.
.
Jan
,
50
93
2
85
72
•
95
85
■v •
85
97%
99%
85
92
$84
87
90 V*
40
98 %
98 %
"2.
85%
85%
92%
94%
83%
85
$90%
89
91 X
8
91%
$82
87%
22
97%
101%
8
10!%
104%
104% 104 Va
102%
10
102%
10?%
$101%
Co
50c
1
3%
104%
$96 %
Period
•
98
4ya
17,200
3%
Jan
4
2,800
3%
Jan
8
3.900
500
102
'
-
105
100
100 % 100%
34
93 Va
93%
7
93
95%
92 %
92%
1
91
92%
93%
93%
9
93 Va
94%
$90%
100%
93%
87%
92%
75
77
17
66 %
103
103
103
5
90 %
75
-77
26
210
210
225
82
104%
75
100
140%
99%
5
98%
99%
54:%
54 %
49
99%
55 %
26
51
70%
235
Municipalities
Sales
Week's
$ Last ?
Sale Price
7s
(Germany)
Baden
Low
High
mo
10%
'
Jan-July
1951
Adjustment Debentures—
A 1967
B 1967
• Hanover
(Prov) 6%s 1949
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2Vas
Debt
.
,
J a 71-July
.„Feb-Aug
—
May -Nov
„
2008
Denmark 5s 1972
stamped (Plan A) 2ysS 2008
Mar-Sepf
97%
95
95%
—
18%
Apr
%
Oct
8
17% Mar
Jan
70
66
71
100 Va
99
50
42%
--
60
52
46
60
$45
—
10%
97%
—
$99%
.June-Dec
1963
High
7%
1
V '
$97%
194%
$100
$60
Jan-July
series
Mortgage Bank of
Parana
':
-v
series
...
Jan. 1,
Low
No.
10 y
Danzig
5%s
4%s
Range Since
or Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked / Sold
.
Port & Waterways 6%s 1952—_Jan-Julv
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
•
53
'
(Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Peru
Rio de
1 1997
Jan-July
Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012__Jan-July
50 Va
,
—
34
51
50 Yi
$49
/
51
♦No
»*•
'
1
1
(not included in year's
tribution
xEx-rights. z
.
•
year's range), d Ex-interest
n Under-the-rule transaction
included in year's range), t Ex-dis¬
Ex-stock dividend.
being traded flat.
bid and ask prices;
Bonds
t Friday's
/.
1
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
range), r Transaction for cash (not
par
f Liquidating
§ Reported
in
receivership.
Abbreviations used
'
,
week.
transacted during the current
sales being
no
<
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"xw." without warrants...
,
above—^"cod," certificates of
"conv," convertible; "M" mortgage;
"wl," when issued; "ww," with warrants;
tive;
2-,^ Mar
8%
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
19% Mar
102
Jun
9% May
13%
Friday
Jan
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
20% May
8% Nov
2% Mar
Par
,
Columbia Gas System—
4
3%
101%
'96
98
99%
^
Feb
4%
7%
104%
99
100% 100%
$95
106
103%
99
99%
99 %
Friday
Interest
1
8% Mar
3
104%
101%
$104% 107
May-Not)
bonds
17%
4%
4%
Jun
Feb
Nov
Home
Walker Refractories
(Joseph)
Co
McKinney Manufacturing
Sep
Brewing Co common
Plate Glass.
Rockwell-Standard Cqrp
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Pittsburgh
22
4%
Jan
9%
Sep
Westinghouse
3
Nov
4%
Feb
Westingliouse
Air Brake
Elec Corp
^
—
102V2
28%
317/b
1
1
10
.'5
8.50
7%
*
<
1
37%
29y4
—
5
1
10
5
5
.'.10
6.25
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
,
1
:
Light Co—
Equitable Oas Co
15%
93%
90
97% 100%
102 % 102%
97%
Natural Gas 6% conv sub debs 1977—Feb-Aug
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
.June-Deo
Jan
10,900
3,300
87
82
86%
$86%
91 %
U S
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
13 58
21%
Va
92
$90
May 1 1980
Afar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6yas 1973—Afar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
-
Nov
13
21%
100
74
$85
98%
Teleregister Corp 6s
18%
'
21%
7%
1
127 Va
122 Va
23
■
.94%
$92
,
—
95
93%
194%
Feb-Aug
subord debs 1976
98 Va
59
—•'
'
-
98%
series D 1976
6s conv
77
59
98%
$90
1976—
C
127 Va
105
/
.
98 %.
94%
94%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3%s series E 1978
Feb-Aug
3s series F 1979
Feb-Aug
3%s series G 1981
April-Oct
4%s
series H
1982
Feb-Aug
4%s series I 1982
r.—
—Jan-Aug
4%s series J 1982
—
Mar-Sept
4%s series K 1983
—
Mar-Sept
5s
series L 1985*
Feb-Aug
4%s series M 1985—
i
Mar-Sept
4%s series N 1986
April-Oct
4%s series O 1987
•
—
Afay-Nov
4%s series P 1987
—-May-Now
4%s series Q 1988.—
Afay-Nov
Southern California Gas .3%s 1970
Aprll-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971-—Jan-July
Southwestern Gas «& Electric 3%s 1970——Feb-Aug
Szabo Food Service Inc 6s debs 1973
Feb-Aug
series
69%
90
82 y8
,
46
125
$36
—Mar-Sept
1973
41
,
108%
98
14
89 %
88%
121
—Jan-July
. 1
Feb-Aug
.
14
99 Va 100
Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Nor
California Edison 3s 1965—
_Mar-Sepi
3%s series A 1973
Jan-July
2%s
127
99
210
Harbor
3%s
48 %
41*A
__
197
Southern
B
90
61
108
May-Non
conv
subord debs 1977
Equities Corp—
>
7%s (without warrants) 1972
Reeves Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
6s
conv
sub debs
1976
series
99%
April-Oct
Quar-Mar
Jan-July
5%s
3s
86
96%
Mar Sept
Realty
Safe
79
69 Va
108
7s debs 1967
American Co
Rapid
Pittsburgh
Zale
-r
205 ; :
Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998—Jan-July
Service
Duquesne
Vz
Va
50
102%
100
Feb-Ocf
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
Aprll-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1984—June-Dec
3%s
1970
Jan-July
Public
43 Va
$41 Va
liq tr ctls
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
1982
May-Nov
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
National Bellas Hess 6s due 1984—
National General Corp 5%s 1974
National Research Corp 5s 1976
:
• Nuclear Corp of America 5%s
1976
Harbison
Inc
78
4
49
84
77
Afay-Nov
—April-Oct
1981
1978
5%s conv deb
Oil Co
Oct
2% Mar
17 y4
19%
49
April-Oct
Co
6s 1977
Chemical 4%s
>
£1
-
84%
May-Not
^
6s 1974
6% conv
sub
conv
Livingston
Feb
5%
6,500
2
42
"11%
Construction Corp—
Inc 6s 1972
•Italian Power Realization Tr 6%%
Apr
13%
-
;
preferred
Jan
1 %
700
13%
,
1
—!
System
Raceway
9%
15,900
17
Y
Express
Yonkers
1%
2
Ltd—
Corp
'
.
1%
—*
dep rets ord reg__
Hargreaves
1
pfd—100'
Machine
preference
Wear
Sep
1
Woodall Industries Inc
Work
Jan
Sep
19
—25'
—
"
27%
1
common
(F W)
li
19% July
1
Co—
preferred
;
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
Wood
(John)
Co
Woolworth
% Aug
1,600
10
—
Newspaper
4,000
23 y*
1
Industries
5%
Wood
i7e
22 Va
10c
Co
Co
%
23
12%
*
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
%
1
1
Inc
12%
10c
12%
96
100
— —
'
Land Corp—
d«b 1977
Feb-Aug
Hartflcld Stores 5%s conv 1981
June-Dec
Hoffman International 7s conv debs 1973—June-Dec
Hudson & Manhattan Corp 1st 6s 1982
Jan-July
14% Sep
500
10c
.
—
92 Va
10
'
Whippany Paper Board
White
Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co class A'
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
88 Ya
148 Va
100
16
Jan
Jan
87
Ltd—
rets ord shares
& Stationery..—
•
126
91%
Sep
15,700
3%
36
—
92 %
1981
Corp
Foam
6%s
9% May
>'
77
$126%
92
series A 1993
4s series B 1993
Development
4% May
-50c
„
West
7%
1%
%
10c
*
1
—1.25
series
$6
'
3 $4
87
113
108
.
Foreign Governments and
common—
120 Yt
84%
108
Jun-Dec'
1976
wts
ex
W
Waitt
95%
110 Vit
Feb
900
5,900
'
'5'
5
92 'A
16
Aug
16%
6%
1
10
American
Gulf
Sep
7%
7,200
10
Jun
9
19% July
9%
5,200
9%
Aug
Oct
37,600
14j/4
Feb
Jan
,'5%
10
Sep
9%
'9%
2,100 "
3,800
13%
46
10%
a
2,500
15
Jun
5% Jan
6%
'
8%
11,700
8%
2%
Oct
July
31
100
——*
—,
Jun
Sep
3
,141/2
Inc
Aug
6%
47/b
12 Va
Oct
Nov
—-25c
Products
Vogt Manufacturing
VTR
Co
—
9
11%
Sep
8,900
4,300
■,
3Va
3
3
Apr
1% July
171/2
'10%"
Corp
-1
Valve Corp .of America—u,—25c
Venture Capital Corp of America
1
(The)
-
•
—_—*
3%
Jan
1
169,600
51/4
9
§
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
.
38
9
May
202
.7
94 V*
65
RR—
Division—
J
4s
National Realty &
Fotochrome
6% May
Jan
1%
■
5%
38
Jan
300
"
"2
17.78
Valspar
5%
6
1,900
1%
1
Apr
12%
3,200
1%
1%
2
Jan
9%
5%
1,400
2,000
(
"
—.-25c
Corp
warrants
$
4% July
10,700
10%
5 V2
cl A com^lOc
Corp
Sugar
41~
Jan
8%
Industries Inc_10c
—
Jan
7
2%
5'/2
1—
Inc
1U Aug
Jan
Mar
500
v
,k
i
318
Sep
2%
1%
1955
Apr
Jan
Jan
9'A
'
1962
;
Nov
5%
184 %
10%
1
25c
Corp—
/
12%
21/2
—1
—
_.
Nov
Oct
20
7%
Oct
23 % May
2% Sep
_
Jun
15%
Jan
1971/4 198 Va
--—5
Gas
21
4% Jan
50c
Reclaiming Co
Corp
Stockyards
Inc
1%
36
Ltd—
U
Viewlex
2%
9,300
20
Inc
Building
3%
15
Conditioning Corp
Ceramic Tile Co—.—
Utah-Idaho
10%
700
2
10% Jan
Oct
Oct
20
5,400
"
vtc——1
Ltd
12%
500
20 V4
10%
—
Uris
'
20
2%:
Ai"
Universal
Sep
5%
100
10%
American dep rets ord regis——10c
United N J RR & Canal
100
United
Sep
36 %
17% Mar
2,500
"2i/a
Corp
United Improvement
United Molasses Co.
S
19 y2
14%
20
10c
-50c
Gas
&
18%
transactions
Elastic
41%
Jan
2,000
iiy2
Omaha-——20
of
Corp
Oil
18%
4
———:
United Canco
U
32% Mar
29
300
7
6%
'6%
—
Products
United Asbestos
United
14%
'
—
Inc
Foreign
12%
—5
Corp
Canada
of
Aircraft
18% Aug
6
Aug
17% Oct
3% May
36%
transactions
Investment
Unishops
1,200
1
Chemical
Foreign
,
Union
Jan
u
'
■
4%
35
10
_
•
.
"
i
Unexcelled
9%
Jan
4%
13%
*
Co
"warrants"
Corp
9%
300
15
4%
1
*
14%
15
•
Inc
N
mortgage
Kaltman
Steel
Corp
Industries
4% Aug
5% Feb
4% Feb
7% Mar
5,800
81/4
8
81/4
-10c
58%
90
1978
Hydrometals
common
Forging
Trav-ler
34,100
13%
12
121/4
2
_Ju«e-Dec
Jan-July
19783%s 1978
1976__
6s
debs
Western
mortgage
General
Jun
300
4
Transportation Corp of America—
f
1st
.•1st
general
3 %
__
&
Lackawanna of
Feb
Apr
93
12
102 y2
60
June-Dec
June-Dec
6s
Assn
Inc
.subord
conv
94%
Jan
85s/s
83
93 Ve
April-Ocl
1970
A
1969
.
Authority
Co
Credit
5%s
Delaware Lack
27%'Aug
3%
4
1
Trans World Airlines
3%
8%
'
618 Jan
21% Mar
27
2
Jun
8
Jan
325
25%
High
5
94
113'A 115%
.93%
April-Ocf
1972
7s
1977
series
Raceway
Transit
Coburn
deb
2%s
convertible
5%s
Chicago
Jan
6%
Low
85 >/a
65
Corp 6%
sub
conv
Brandywine
Jan
21
200
<
No.
High
83
Steel
Edison
Co
First
5c
Corp
6%%
Jun
11
1,900
6%
1
1
Photolab Inc
13%
11%
15%
deposit
Tower
Oct
11%
21%
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo
Edison
4»AVo
preferred
100
of, Nevada
16% Oct
25% Julv
2% Feb
Jan
15 %
Amer
Tonopah Mining
Feb
11%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
rets ord registered—5s
Amer
Jan
15 Va
—1
Tillie Lewis Poods
7%
20%
1,600
,1%
1%
Oct
11% Mar
14,300
16
231/2
%
4
-2,900
'4%
4%
14%
211/2
Jan
A Aug
9,400
,
102
Chemical Co
Montrose
Instrument
Boston
July
98%
1
A_
class
Jan
Nov
~~%
Jan.1, 1963
85 y2
84
series A 1975_Jau-July
6s Aug 1
1998
Quar-Feb
Bloomfield Building Indus Inc—
;/'•
1%
%
5
Inc—
2%
Baldwin
Belock
Bethlehem
3'/a
10c
—10
Co Inc com
preferred—
Oct
6,000
—5
Markets
Oct
1%
•
Inc
Jan
3%
Mar
% Mar
700
0
.
Range Since
Sold
Jan
6%
9%
21/4
-
1971-——June-Dec
debs
sub
conv
Realty Sc Petroleum 6%s 1972
April-Oct
<fc Pump 4s inc debs 1994
June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970—
June-Dec
Associated Oil & Gas 6s conv
debs 1975—_Jan-J«Iy
li/a
4»/4
convertible
Tobacco
'
5%s
Steel
• Amer
1
14%
Thompson-Starrett
3%
'
Alsco Inc
American
We
Inc..25c
:
1%
.1.700
.3
2%
Jan
•
2 Ve
'
50c
Co
*
70c
3
.—-—1
»
10c
Inc,:
Inc—i
7%
6%
7%
Sep
2%
4% Mar
"warrants"--——.——
Electronics
Nov
2 Ve
10c
Inc
22
Sep
.6%
Corp
Shovel
Jan
1%
»
514
Light $4.56, pfd
Textron
8%
3,600
'
.
1%
Electronics
Textron
Sep
6
———_
Industries
Thorofore
1%
46%
2
—_
.
Terminal-Hudson
Thew
1V4
1%
Oct
.6,500
19V2
26%
Feb
66,700'
32%
171/2
Sep
16%
—--1
*
—
Engineering
Texstar
30%
17%
Apr
'
Bonds
Friday's
ov
Bid & Asked
Oct
22%
.
——■—10c
Corp
Warrants
Television
Texas
3iy2
9
Jan
14,7 rj
26%
-20c
——
Corp
Teleregister Corp
Tenney
24 %
—~*
Industries
TelePrompter
24%
*
17%
10% Aug
12.300
15
8
10
Inc
Technicolor
Sale Priee
Low
13%
14 V2
1
Industries Inc
4% preferred——
Tampa Electric Co —
Technical Operations Inc—-.—
Talley
Talon
Last
Period
/
Sales
Week's
Interest
BONDS
59%
__
'
18%
28%
—
39%
37%
29V4
70c
'
Range Since
50
40
50
1,081
321/!
41%
272
150
/
168
38V\
30
70c
417
500
4%
5
1,100
581/! 59%
42% 42%
136
18% 19
245
28% 30
14b
36
37,1379 7.
■*"
'
-
104%
c Cj
i
Oct
Jun
34%
Aug
45 Vb May
38 V*
Nov
30
Nov
75c 1 May
Feb
Aug
J
Aug
30 */2
31% Jan
23 ,2 Mar
"J
Jan
Aug
^5% Jan
31% July
1,1963
42%
33% Mar
66yi Jan
27 , Jan
31
Jan
3*"® Jan
50c
4%
j?}./4
34 /4
17 /8
Jan.
High
Low
High
102y2 102Va
28% 29
31%
41%
;
Jan
5
59%
Nov
44
Aug
20
-
Apr
31% May
41V*
^
^
^
,
(>"'•
Oct
'
,1
1
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6315
Number
198
Volume
unv
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(1871)
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
.
^iTrnrwur^hmi
35
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS ■: (Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
Week's
Friday
American
Tel
American
Eastern
Mass
6'/r
Ford
Gillette
New
1
56%
Jan
55%
Jan
72 %
121
Jan
60%
Feb
53%
1,192
41%
83%
1,474
71% Mar
85
1,086
28
Jan
1,387
20 Vt
Jan
30
75
164
67%
Jan
79%
15%
15 Va
7
20%
50
50
103
103
14% Mar
1H-h
92 %
9%
107
Feb
,14%
Apr
Calumet
29%
Oct
24%
Feb
746
43 %
Jan
55
July
60 %
75
48%
Jan
73V4 July
769
19%
Oct
30% May
53%
54%
514
102%
797
37 5a
661
31%
Jan
Commonwealth
Oct
Container
Baldwin
—1
4',
Cin
&
18.50
pfd
Milling
Cincinnati
Gamble
8pfd
U
S
BONDS—
100
26%
538
v
20%
21
267
22 %
22-%
134
33%
76
34%
28%
29
29
5
202
1.296
79%
77%
50
182
25
153
25%
96%
$2,000
79 %
Electric
Allen
Bethlehem
Par
(The)—
Budd
Co
Mfg
—
Company
Burroughs Corp —i
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper
Detroit
Jan
24%
Sep
Jan
31 %
23%
24%
July
80
72 % Mar
Eaton
Ford
Motor
Co
—
Industries
Corp
Brewing Co
Hastings Manufacturing
Goebel
Hoskins, Manufacturing
Houdaille Industries
Co
Co
common..:
Products
Kresge
(S S)
Co
Kysor Industrial Corp
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lansing .Stamping Co..—f.
Industries
McLouth
Davis
Prophet
Studebaker Corporation
Udylite Corporation
87 %
69c
33%
33%
1 %
10%
3
20 /s
Airlines
American
—1
(Un)
.
200
11,996
/•
4,220
300
Brothers
'
(W H)
Gossard
41
55 Vi
Motors
American
American
Rad
&
Stand
American
Tobacco
San
Tel & Tel Co
American
Co
Anaconda Company
Apache
Corp
For
19 %
1.66%
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
—5
33 %
6.25
50
1.25
footnotes, see page 41.
17
133
28
47%
9 8
17%
Jan
24 Va May
1,750
28%
Jan
42
61 V-i
62%
4,400
17:i
-i
17 Va
17%
4,700
17 Va
Jan
5 Va
4%
5%
7,400
4»A
Apr
1,00.0
32 %
July
200
44%
Jan
38-
48 Va
4!)
5i Va
53%
10%
10%
28%
1,1
11%
Lakes
'
Brick
Steel
Interlake
Sep
8%
Jan
11 %
Sep
•}
1,400
24%
Jan
33%
750
8%
Jan
Feb
13% Oct
Jun
n
2,200
23%
29 Va
Feb
a
3.300
72'% Mar
85 Va
OCt
yr. <
,
P'-'%
"800
78
90
Sep
38%
39%
87%
33,800
27%
28 %
23%
23 Va
23%
18
Jan
41%
32
Mar
/43
Oct
19%
200
17 Va
Jan
20%
12%
13%
1,450
12 '/a
Jun
15%
Jan
61
61 Va
45
Jan
61%
Nov
28
12%
—*
Mar
31
Jan
65
v
V
300
—_*
60
Jan
3
467/a
45 %
46%
1,300
31 Va
Jan
48
.8.33 y3
46%
46%
47%
3,900
38 V4
Jan
22%
300
16 y
Jan
50%
23%
22
III—3
13%
Jan
21
.—25
140
Jun
181
24
Jan
20%
'
1
6,
29%
10
;
20%
5%
28%
24
,
50
20 Va
3.000
6
/
29%
5%
800
25 V4
19
650
2414
54.%
950
41%
43%
1,300
36
Jan
32
Apr
50%
Jan
63
May
33%
49%
26%
Jan
50%
500
6%
6%
2,100
33 Va
9,200
34
Aug
McKay Machine Co
Oct
Means
4%
Nov
Jan
29%
Oct
1,100
103
Sep
r
Nov
2%
'
6 Va
Sep
17
23%
Jan,
-
2.^30
Monsanto
Jan
'
3%
Monroe
Nov
36
Oct
Sep
19 V2 July
23
Apr
May
1 %
1°°
iyB
Sep
3
5
296
4%
Apr
5%
Jan
Chemical
&
Illinois
Northern
Northern
Northern
States
Chemical
ecte
s o
Sales
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
High
i
&
Jan
28%
Oct
Reynolds Metals Co
Oct
11%
Oct
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
55 Va
Oct
Richman
2,300
14%
20 % May
16
Jan
70 Va
67%
600-
29 %
30%
2,100
41 %
42%
55
-
55%
300
48%
62 Va
62%
300
49 Va Mar
19 Va
12,300
17%
Oct
24%
21%
9,200
16%
Jan
,23
12%
Jan
18%
114%
Jan
17%
20%
16%
17
...
2,800
1,800
52
17%
41 %
Mar
Jan
'
30%
Oct
Nov
St
Louis
San
Nat
Sep
Sheaffer
Feb
Feb
Sinclair
135%
Oct
Socony
Class
27
Aug
33%
Apr
Southern Co
1,400
40%
Jan/.;
53%
Jun
Southern
pCtri,
14% July
9%
1,100
,9%
5
«»?(•
-
:n
Jan
64%
66
15,400
57%
Jan
67
56
700
43%
Jan
57% Aug
300
33% Mar
53
700
43%
Jan
53
Oct
44 Vs
1,500
31V2
Jan
45%
Oct
33%
3,500
24% Mar
36%
21%
10,800
32%
21 Va
31%
19%
Jan
40%
Oct
13 Va
Jan
23
Sep
46
(Un)..
(Un)
56 Va May
-Feb
Sep
15
May
50
__1
17
Feb
Oct
19 Vn
900
70% Mar
81
41%
Jan
47%
Aug
92 Vo
1,400
6,900
36%
88%
56%
Jan
97%
Oct
40 Va
41
1,300
34% Jan
40% July
48%
Jan
Jan
37 Va
Jun
78 %
41/
100
41%
41%
32
31%
32"
1,000
42 Va
/
40%
42 %
6,400
27%
275o
45
51
*
23%
44
36% July
47 Va May
28
1,050
27 Va
Jun
30%
7.600
43%
Jan
49% May
Jan
55 -
Sep
13%
Apr
Aug
51
20
48
11%
900
10
Jan
79 %
82 Va
280
59
Jan
9&%
95%
98%
8%
2,100
74%
Jan
8%
Oct
lla8
8%
1
9
43Va
43
Sep
'45 %
79%
1
9
43%
1,000
200
300
8%, Jan
34%
Jan
35 Va Mar
105
Jan
101%
'
Sep
Sep
Sep
47 V8 Sep
9%
9 %
49%
Sep
x44%
3,100
66%
300
58 %
Jan
75
Sep
52%
1,600
51Va
Jan
57
52%
Set>
33%
I8V0
31700
28%
Feb
37%
Jun
33%
44
21,900
13
19%
Oct
43
66 Vo
—15
—5
*
50c
Jun
16% May
41
90%
5
—
55 Va Aug
55%
'
(Un)__20 g
'i;
Co
Sep
29%
-
10
1
Jun
35 Va
53
3
(Un)
38%
Oct
3&
4,700
-5
Sperry Rand Corp
18% July
42%
48%
—
Apr
53
*
(Un)
64%
44
49%
—
Pacific
Sep
Jan
Pen Co class A.
Mobil Oil
3,700
Feb
55%
-
48 %
3
46%
Jan
1}
Sep
5% Mar
200
200
47
—
Corp
27%
Feb^
3 Va
49%
15
65%
1
27% x28%
24
600
3%
49%
47'/«
B
Oil
Sep
Jun
1,300
Roebuck & Co
(W A)
60
41 Va
2,800'
*
Apr
Jan
50
_
Oct
Jan
1
Shell Oil Co
Sep
Sears
4%
49
13,300
24 V4 X25
72%
31% May
32%
3,500
36%
50 Va
Stockyards.
65%
Jan
131% 133%
9%
56%
L
Jan
49%
Diego Imperial
47.% Feb
62% Sep
Nov
(Un)
Co
Jan
vJan
49
Schwitzer Corp
4,900
47%
55J4.
Sep
13% Oct
25% Mar
497/a
Co
Dutch Petroleum
Royal
26
35%
Inc
Brothers
53
200
Feb
Jan
20
Jan
10 Va
3,000/
35 Va
1
11%
1,200
,
56 Vo
10
42% Mar
2,200'
53%
1.7C0
127h
67
Oct
6
9%
y
7 Va May
49%
(Un)
Revlon
26%
Sep
Jan
Apr,
51%
Jan
4
150
3 %
_#
Sep
25%
35
1,000
12 Va
III—5
20%
52 %
1,450
8
Feb
22%
Sep
4 Va
——
——
38%
Apr
51
July
50%
63
u
(Un)
Jan
13%
51
11 Va
Apr
18
46%
36
Oct
Va
48
_#
9%
1.000
13,500
43% July
..33 %C'
£
Gamble
32%
1,200
20%
Feb
Sep
.—.5
—
—-—_
Republic Steel Corp
18%
36 Va
18%
26
5
Corp of America (Un)
Radio
34
12 Va
—
(Un)
Oil Co
Pure
3,000
65
3.33
__5
Corp
(Un)
Corp
Procter
for Week
37
17
—*
Co
&
Co
Process
Jan
18%
8
*
—
:
—
Phillips Petroleum Co
,
issues.
Shares
Co
(Charles)
Pfizer
Jan
43%
4%
—__——5
Pennsylvania RR
c_———10
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
*
only
9%
Oct
13% July
51
Pea-body Coal Co
Potter
Week's
48%
Co—
Power
(Minnesota) (Un)
Bancorporation
Apr
16% May
1,600
36 Va
20%
1.1.5
Co
Service
Public
Indiana
Nov
Sep
Sep
17
...
...
Jan
3%
8 Vb
1
(Lfn)
Corp
Gas Co
Northern Illinois
1
4%
12 V4
>
8%
23%
35%
17
5
—
73
Jan
Jan
15 Va
3%
ll
Mfg
North American Aviation
Tile
100
•
(Un)
Distillers & Chem
Jan
6% Mar
6%
950
2
(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
National
National
15%
-*
Co
Chemical
Sep
Sep
27%
15%
*
;—_—
Northwest
Exchange
of Prices
700i
Sep
Feb
•.; 25% Aug
27% May'
9%
m»v
Mfg Co
Nov
Va
51
24%
Mar
300
200
Modine
Sep
Jan
21
Sep
Oct
52 % Mar
500
7%
Sep
19%
^—4
*
1
.1
*
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
4V8
24% Mar
20 %
Oct
4
3 % May
51
Sep
Feb
12
Jan
10
13 Vs
2%
Aug
2
210-
69%
7%
*
—
—
4%
Mar*
100
20%
67%
7%
1
*
Metropolitan Brick Inc
M°yer Blanke Co..
1.825
69 Va
36%
53%
/10
42% Mar
5
*
(Un)
29 %
1
Sep
26
*
Co
Jan
8
46%
650
900
...—*
Jan
'
Sep
29
5
—,—.1
Jan
'
26% Mar
54% Nov
.'Mar
5
Corp
& Co
Feb
Jun
60 Va
_____—2.50
(Un)
Co
—
(F W)
8Va
30%
Jan
47 Va
Oct
Oct
28%
...—*
Martin
34
31%
OCt
Sep
Sep
July
May
59%
28%
—*
Co
Marshall
./<
Jun
Jan
53
—10
—
Jan
,3 %
-
Sep
_.
20
Paper1 (Un)
&
27% May
40% Aug
Jan
19 Va
*
Harvester
Field
Jan
20%
800
Mar
40%
41%
Marietta
Sep
13
34%
14
Jan
90%
Oct
28%
28
31%
13%
.10
Go
91
900
1,900
34 V*
14
41 %
Inc.
Oct
Jan
Jan
17.200
1
8
...
'42%
Jan
57%
23
5,900 *
.
Mar
31%
500
x81%
28 %
39
Johnson Stephens Shinkle Shoe —..—*
&
un
Oct
82 7
82%
Door
Electric
12%
Feb
261
common
International Tel & Tel
Jefferson
7V»
25%
30c
Corp
& Dock
Works
International
59
80%
___1
Steamship
Feb
9
28"
Co
International
Sep
Oct
25%
Co
Topi
Inland
Jan
Oct
53 Va
80%
Industries Inc
&
6%
39 Va
-
5
5
(D H) Co Ltd
Sash
65% May
20% Apr
42
—1.66%
3.33Vb
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
Greyhound Corp '
Gulf Oil Corp
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
Hein Werner Corp
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
Huttig
'
Sep
Oct
—5
'
Towing
55% Mar
200
28%
49%
8,800
Oct'
26
—
*
60
1,000
iv8
7
Jan
65,
12.50
Jan
19 Va
41 Va
.2
Co
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge
29%
375
2%
2%'
15%
16
30%
1,500
18%
401a
59%
36 Va
i
20
issues, and a se
'
60
19 Va
7%
V 3%
Jun
6% Mar
1 %
26/4
Cyanamid Co (Un)
10
Home Products'(Un)
1
American Machine & Foundry——1.75
(Un)
58 Va
Sep
41
..50c
5
z
100
,
Range
American
Co
Feb
'
Oct
1
100;
"
round-lot transactions
American
American Can
Oct
64%
Jun
33%
350
3
--
9
10
—1
1
35
NOV
Jan
Jan
18 Vs
-
Jan
54
Jan
25%
4%
33%
Low
18
—1
1
23%
2,600
57%
Sep
4%
Par
Equipment Co
Allied
Chemical
Corp.
Allis Chalmers Mfg
:
Aluminum Go of America (Un)
50O
55%
45c
Oct
22
20%
Last
&
33 Va
54
—7
Lincoln Printing Co common ___—50c
$3.50 preferred
*
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Uri) ...—50c
Locaheed Aircraft Corp
J.
1
Litton's
(Henry Cl & Co
—1
58%
51
«%
all the local
Co
32%
54
Libby McNeil & Libby
25 %
—
compilation of the
Corp
32%
——
Feb
20%
20 a
Co
45%
10%
22
Sale Price
Steel
54 Va
Rubber
&
Oct
2%
32
-
Tire
(The)
Aug
300
8.935
159
11/4
4%
3
...
Friday
Electric
Jan
3
34%
48%
12
•
3%
traded
Admiral
44%
...
Corp
36%
21%
26 %
11 %
.
Midwest Stock
Acme
4,700
Inc
Parke-Davis <te
Allen
50 Va
34%
62 %
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
700
650
800
4%
STOCKS
49
1
Electronics
Leath
Sep
Feb
4%
26
.4
&
Olin-Mathieson
The weekly ranges for
49 Va
—*
Sep
Mar
11,181.
29%
4%
25c
A
.12 Va
Corp
Jun
38
7%
29%
.
51
1
_—_—
Controls
Sep
...
15
35%
42
4 %
__
pistributors
Shirt
United
Universal
Sep
30%
1
(Un)
37 %
100
28%
7%
4
1
98
Jan
i
Jan
11 Va
1,247
53
60c
4/4
10
10
—
13%
84%
68c
2
Co
Rudy Manufacturing Co
Dillon Co
32%
4%
1
Scotten
Jan
Jun
Jan
51%
—*
—
&
W)
Oct
13
—
X
Michigan—
of
& Co
Company
(H
99%
9% July
31% Jan
28 %
—
28-.8
*V*
.
Rickel
52% May
1.196
32%
3
*
—
Feb
2,161
5,362
45 Va
26
11
Jun
92
45%
--
AUg
25%
100
__
4
Oct
9% .10
35%
/
1%
15%
34
Jan
12% Mar.
24 V4
36%
>
65c
Oct
Nov
-
88%
2.50
Brew
Parke
100
257
35%
-10
10
—1
1
Steel
National
1 %
14 %
4%
Apr
36%
1
1
1.66%
1
2
2.50
3
1
Refineries
Leonard
Motors
Illinois
6%
Oct
4%
13%
—
Kingston
Macoid
2%
1,300-
2.50
—
Motors
General
100
6%
*
Co
Corp
Gar Wood
Mills
Illinois
High
12% July
Jan
4
5.360
513
350
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Fruehauf
6%
24%
1
—
Corporation
Ex-Cell-O
200
v
3
*
Corp
Manufacturing
Foods
Howard
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
1 Va
9 8
32 a
10
Steel
25%
93 Va
26%
—
Tele
200:
1,600
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Oct
27% Mar
Jan
14%
24 %
91
71% AUg
Jan
33
.2.50
Dairies Inc
Goldblatfc
Feb
190
Mar
180
Low
11
.
99%
56%
200
63%
-63%
29 Va
—3
Co
Electric Co
Gillete
Aug
81%
69% Mar
6%
6%
1%
May
Oct
51 Vi May
12,100
92
88-
Sep
1
Candy Corp
Dynamics
General
Apr
37%
High
,
Oct
32a«
...10
Gen
,22% Aug
Jan
16%
4
1
——.—5
5
12.50
—--—--*0
Co
Edison
Detroit
Shares
11
11
*
Co
Manufacturing
Briggs
Brown-McLaren
——1
*
Equip.
&
Corp
for Week
Low
->
Jan
28%
....1
Holmes
of Prices
Sale Price
:
1 Va
47%
5
___—
Range
Last
15
% May
34% Mar
28%
Bankshares
General
Oct'
Sales
Week's
Friday
,
..100
.£
...
General
Oct
60%
Detroit Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Co
Gas
General
48% May
106
33 % Mar
20%
Co
General
Sep
—
LISTED
11 % May
Jun.
46% Feb
64% Mar
....
General
,.,/■
79%
700
1,000
6%
.
19
Corp —^
Corporation
Great
IV'I
Debentures
89% Mar/
37 Va Feb
Jan
56 3
Mar
19% July
4% Mar
Jan'
Mills of America
Motor
General
Apr
Jan
55%
Feb
24
3,900-
'
Jan
W D
F
Sep
28%
97%
Transit
Cincinnati
33%
45%
182
•■_—-
Jan
77
79
;
11
x
24% Aug
141
-100
Card—
>
'70
32%
26
226
,
common——
—:
Playing
July
Feb
44%
56%
1
&
Aug
l.C4% 105%
5
—:
Kroger
Procter
19%
29%
21
5
—-
Cards
Gibson
Feb
24
22%
..z.l
Chemical
DuBois
Eagle-Picher
Jan
16%
44
1
National—
Diamond
41%
2
92%
104 y«
—50
Telephone
5%
Aug
Fruehauf
May
50
71
16%
.91
...10
—
—„...
91
34
62
—
Co
Natural
Foremost
44%
24%
Co
Insurance
Wisconsin
Ford
High
Low
High
25%
25%
40J/4 NOv
Oct
10%
America
Corp of
Chemical
Paso
Flour
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
32%
common
Electric com..
-180
Gas
Cincinnati
lor Week
24%
.—10
Carey Mfg
Champion Papers
El
16%
16%
20%
Jan
41V*
__
Fairbanks Whitney Corp —
Firestone Tire & Rubber (Un)
First
Shares
Edison
Products
Dow
transmission
44 %
8
Piano—
BVD
Sep
25%
24 V*
300
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Dodge. Manufacturing Co
Sales
Range
Low
11
600 :
2,400
—5
Sep
prices.
of Prices
Par
Jf*n
25
.—5
Oct
41%
47 Va
E. Mutton & Co. for the
<•'.
17,800
12%
4Q V4
.^.10
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron 4%% pfd
Columbia Gas System (Un) —
Continental
Week's
Last
Sep
32%
56%
113%
July
49% July
36
Friday
Oct
51%
300
City Products Corp
21 Va
Sale Price
35%
'
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Jun
41% Mar
17 Va
....
60%
of these
26%
1,100
*
Co
21 Va
36%
Feb
1,250-
48 Va
43
91%
93
50
& Mining.
com— 6.25
Jun
40 Va
17%
63%
Corp
Corp
Service
54 %
com. II25
Apr
30
July
41%
10
19%
34%
Jan
30 Va
135«
12.50
.18%
-
Jan
24 V2
46%
13%
Cities
Apr
28%
50
3,400
46%
,
Chrysler
27
West
3,i uO
3 j.1
16%c
12.50
South
&
a
29
3614
35%
2314
—5
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv pfd
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—
42
Jun
Feb
1%
»
...
.
Central
Nov
Feb
30%
—2.50
Inc
Oct
Feb
indebted to the (inn of W.
LISTED
Hecia
Jun
18%
26 Va
Feb
Oct
,_5 Va
.1
45%
13%
Oct
21%
12 50
22%
37%
21%
500
11 Vs
85
110
800*
24 Vi»
24%
Feb
154
22%
25%
4C Va
.1
..5
31%
Corn
are
&
21 %
Westinghouse Electric Corp
We
_»
...
68
736
25% July
"Nov
35
35
1
37 Va
22
Oct
34%
-5
2
21%
1,770
Oct
47 Va
_5
__
___
43%
19%
1
Smelting Refining
._
Export Gas & Oii Ltd
Caterpillar Tractor (Un) £
Sep
Feb
—V
Corp
Corp
80
37%
"
x3o%
36 %
51 Va
21%
.10
Jun
21%
29
3ii%
52 Va
JanA
Feb
Jan
29 V4
4,700
22 Va
,_1
80
%
17 Vb
1 Va
43%
f 52
Jun
28 Vi
25 Va
..5
Cdn
100
1,164
—
Machinery
_.
Business Capital Corp
Jun
9%
29 Va
Oct
Sep
22 %
22
22%
.8
(Un)
Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp _z;
Jan
9%
.28%
29
65%
12% 'Oct
23%
22 Va
*
Corp
Fisheries
Booth
23 % May
Jan
22
6.100
14%
_P2
Consolidated Inc (Un)
...
37%
—
Co
.10
Borg-Warner Corp
Brunswick Corp
Jan
15 Va
20%
100
-A 27
22
—
Oct
'
30%
28%
13%
____—
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Company (Un)
Aug
32 Va
Jan
23%
——
Binks
Oct
29%
25
Jan
•
Aug
74 Va
—5
Co
Co
Mfg Co
Benguet
Sep
,
High
1,800
27
14%
3
—
& Howell Co
Bell
Jun
59
31 Va
*
S
39
28%
100
(N H)
Chemical
& Shop Inc
Torrington Company
U
Apr
Jan
79%
125
Theatres
Stop
.
28%
50%
41%
Shawmut
Shoe
150
511
—50
common
Pennsylvania Railroad
Association
Bclden
Low
1.600
52
27%
28
America_2.50
of
Co
Range Since Jan. 1,1.963
High
6264
64
4
Corp
Canteen
Bastian-Blessing
Nov
39
56%
51%
80%
'—.10
Week'
Shares
Fe—
Santa
Corporation
Avco
Low
Par.
•
10
Products
Athey
Aug
39
—.5
Co
&
Bethlehem Stoel
Northern Railroad
United
1«%
54%
.2~50
(Un)
Topeka
Automatic
25% Sep
1
Fruit
44
149
5
Cement Corporation....
.100
Central RR 5%
cum pfd
United
Jan
'
Copper Corp
Mathieson
36 Va
24%
Racing Association.
—20
England Electric System
.100
England Tel & Tel Co
Olin
294
64%
Narragansett
New
41%
67%
Star
Maine
Jun
1
Company
Coal
Loew's. Boston
54 Vo
24 Va
*
Lone
Jtm
63 %
♦
Co
Creek
Island
40%
—100
Inc
Stores
Electric
Kennecott
715
67 %
Co
Motor
General
48%
Railway—
Street
National
Oct
»
1st pfd class A
cum
First
135%
—10
Co
Range
Jan
22
Jan
Sep
74% Sep
Trust.
Property
Service Co
Copper
114%
39%
39%
—10
Personal
Boston
Cities
3.852
47%
__50
Co
Edison
Boston
Tel
&
Company
Anaconda
643
133%
131
133%
33 "3
V
•
Common
Feb
23
15%
20%
22
66%
1
Corp
Motors
V;;
Steel Corp
Armco
Atchison
High
LOW
,
High
Low
Par
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
/.'-
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
Sales
for
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Boston Stock
17%
16%
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, November: 11, 1963
(1872)
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
25'
7
S
Jan
731/4
Sep
Philadelphia Electric Co commonPhila Transportation Co———
50 >/2
Sep
Potomac
91/4
Sep
Public
39%
Oct
43%
8,000
251/2
41%
1,200
38i/2
6
Jan
Oct
64
66%
4,400
59
Jan
1,700
16%
Jan
20%
16%
17%
2,800
77
Electric
40%
Kline
Smith
18
Oct
Sun
77
Oct
Texas
800
331/2
Jan
100
73%
Jan
7.700
1,800
43%
131/2
600
,
53% X54%
54
_162/a
.
14%
15% :/
31%
32
47%.
47%'
-2.50
31%
1
1
33 y4
Jan
3,549
•
29%
Jan
36 %
Aug
10
10%
6.895
74
20
IIIi
5%
■
4%
62%
64
37%
38%
*
3.50
51V*
8
132
20
20%
1,212
5
51%
52
Transmission—
Ramo-Wooldridge_—
5%
38%
Sep
1
1
4.50
Warner
Co
.10
Washington Gas Light common
*
Woodward & Lothrop common-—1.25
Jun
United
89%
Sep
United
Family Life Ins
Jan
57 %
Oct
United
Gas
Apr
20%
Jun
Apr
42%
Jan
33
Jan
50%, Oct
Oct
7%
43%
_
Zenith Radio Corp
42'/a
42a/a
X36%
421/4
47/8
1,600
1,200
2,700 '
5%
5
5%
1
—•
—.—
Bancorporation (Un) __ —2
-6.25
Corp
*
preferred
mil
World Publishing Co
—
5
Yates American Machine
Westinghouse. Electric
Wieboldt Stores $4.25
362
60% Mar
69 Va
Aug
33 Va
41%
Jun
Jan
58%
16%
Jair
20%
48%
Oct
60
May
9
May
43%
:•
78
8%
6%
857
26%
257
21Va
28%
28%
161
35%
36%
1.220
25% Mar
33% Mar
40% May
36
36
300
29% Mar
36
95
37'/a
32
Jan
Jan
4iy2
8i
Apr
Jan'
17%
Sep
13% Jan'
16%
771/2
i
18 Vz
Oct
51% Mar
84yB
Oct
-
3,800
80%
76
0
1,900
16%
16
Stock and Bond Averages
on
'
Exchange
are
■*:
>
—Bonds—
10
'r
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
—5
._—1
Co
Cypress
Abbey
_
Eichler
Co
Homes
.
M
J
Norris
Oil
North
6%
40c
200
35c
'14'/a
59c
Oil
45c
6.200
42c
1.65
5
2.85
5,600
1.300
4.000
5
I
1.10
1.10
1.15
800
27
26V2
28
27!%
27y2
40
1
.
750
33y2c
V—
2.30
2.40
300
7%
20y8
7%
20VB
1.70
3%
20%
1.70
5.600
600
500
1.55
1.85,
9,200
75c
1
pfd—25
—25
A
—
„
32%
32ys
600
200
1.30
2,600
1.25
50c
2.40
2.35
2.50
29
1
8y2
fe%
28
6%
29%
7
6%
7
80c
83c
1
5%
26%
5%
26%
6%
1.40
1.35
1.50
1
.
common
Oil
261.33
93.82
83.16
90.17
(Un)
88.83
Rails,
Tues.
Nov. 5_
5.04;
Wed.
Nov. 6_
Nov. 7
142.18
Fri.
Nov. 8—
142.34
The
Apr
Jan
32 Va
the
week
industry
for
28
Oct
6
Mar
Jah
11%
22 y2
Aug
2.85
Jan
2.05
Sep
34
Jan
34 Va
Jan
2.80
on
1963,
1,
Oct
29
Jan
3
the closing prices
for 'the composite
year.
Composite
Manufacturing
Non-Durable
*
——
Goods
-1963-
Percent
Low
High 7
Change
Oct. 25/63
Service—
150.6
—0.3
150.6
130.6
141.9
—0.3
141.9
121.1
141.0
0.3
141.4
116.2
'
125.8
144.3
—0.8
,7/ 141.7
(.
142.8
128.8
186.4
178.7
128.4
128.7
0.1
131.7
106.4
186.9
—0.3
186.9
170.3
180.2
—0.8
180.9
153.8
129.0
—0.5
135.6
104.2
—
and
by major
highs and lows
141.4*
—
Transportation
Utility
Trade, Finance
Mining
common
and
150.2
141.5
'—;
Goods
Durable
300
of
/
1957-59-—100
Nov. 1,'63
:
—
)
Jan
♦New
3.00 May
—.
high.
33% May
7 Va May
7y4
98c
-31
8
May
May
Feb
1.55
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Oct
Foreign
Bonds
Bonds
$4,236,000
$262,000
5.598,140
7,454.000
5,064,000
428,000
4.565,930
7,924,000
238,000
19,886,670
Fri.
$24,678,000
Nov. 8
I
Total
to press without them.
Sales
$4,498,000
'
—
-Holiday—
Nov. 6
Nov. 7
Bond
Govt.
Bonds
427,000
4.322,940
Nov. 5—
Wed.
Total
U.S.,
Int'l
Bank
Bonds
Railroad
and Miscel.
5.399,660
Nov. 4.1
Thurs.
not available at press
Exchange
Transactions at the New York Stock
Feb
Aug
y4 Oct
Tues.
go
145.60
—
compared with the preceding week and with
groups
current
the
Nov.
ended
Aug
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
forced to
High
Low
prices based
stock
of
stocks'for
July
Mon.
were
27
I9G3'
Range for
SEC Index of Stock Prices
index
SEC
Jun
3'/2
-
Mar 14
Jun
120.15
—
142.47
Thurs.
1962
144.31
100.23
:
Low
Holiday
Shares
We
Range for
High
143.81
4—;
No. of
We regret that the transactions for Friday, Nov. 8, were
2.914;
.
Closing
Nov.
1.65 Mar
Sep
,50c
Industrials,
1
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
National
Date
2.10
31% Oot
July
1.10 Oct
3
divisors;:
following
the
using
by
Jan
39c
23% July
400
15,600
30.600
daily
14.34.
stocks
Stocks
time.
88.90
'
88.18
Jan
3%
Jun
68c
65
Aug
5% Oct
2.30 May
23
Jan
5
Mar
5% Jan
2.600
1,600
Exploration—10c
Basin
137.88
88.28
,
Aug
1.10
,32
1,600
3.800
7
/
1.000
5
__
Equipment Co
'
32
32y8
—
Warrants
Williston
170.16
Mon.
Oct
95c
7% May
17Viz Jan
1.70 Nov
—
Petroleum
90.13
2.70
2.25 Apr
—1
Co
Westates
83.30
May
17
1.05 July
25
Jan
26% Feb
t—25
Co_
93.90
(35 Stocks)
Mar
62c
1.75 Oct
1
1
1,900
1.55
Gas
&
83.30
260.46
Nov
35c
3% May
5.700
__
—10c
Sugar
88.32
137.45
Compiled by
Oct
46%
2.60 Oct
28c July
1.30 Jun
1.90
common--
series
liy2
1.50 Jun
1.000
4%
1.50
__
-
25c
Co
90.17
169.07
V
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Apr
2.-75
Jan
Oct
1.85
United Industrial Corp common
Preferred
Victor
2,500
2,900
52c
1.65
Corp
Union
15%
60c
47c
2.65
Co—
Gas
Cal
88.93
262.10
s.
37% May
7% Jan
14ya
55c
__
1.90
—_L—^-c.
Oil
93.93
263.51
138.34
Jan
22
Mar
—
preferred
Terex
Trico
40c
Properties
Southern
6%-
40c
Western
Ranch
Royal
88.93
138.99
compiled
are
5.20;
:
/ 1.00 Jan
Feb
28c > 29c
1.65
1.75
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Oil & Gas Co.
Rhodes
15c
10c
25c
Reserve
Rice
83.40
88.32
169.84
Jan
6
Nov
7.200
Co
Invest
93.93
90.09
170.56
Oct
2.35
34% Mar
500
32c
(Un).„„;
common—
preferred
.
—1
American
Co
Bonds
Nov
38
Nov
Jan
Jan
Jan
45%
—
Ltd
Corp
2.60
8%
37%
2.65
9Vb
33c
18%
26%
2.15
8%
900,
100
2,600
8.100
1,400
30c
50c
•_
Merchants^Petroleum
.
Oct
2.90
1.75 Mar
4 ,Jan
45%
__1
Oil Co
ties
Apr
78%
Jan
1-80 Oct
2,8^_ Heb
31c
10c
——
common
Ra ils
High
1
;
Industries
Nordon
—
Co of California_l
1
Oil
M & M
5,600
351/2
2.60
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Jade
1,400
35c
19Va
A
of Calif
Rails
745.66
.
1,1963
26 V\
Jan
10
25c
class
Co
Humor Co
Lasco
2.00
4»/4
*
Ltd
Brewing
Goebel
1.75
33c
19»/a
35%
Co
General Exploration
Good
2,300
4%
Inc
Co
37%
33c
—;—2
—_
Emporium Capwell
Eureka
Corp Ltd
Oil
__
76
2.90
4%
Cooke
&
40
trials
Holiday
Averages
/
Low
25
37
10O
1.200
33.400
*
1
Ltd
/
251/2
10
Ink
7
Utili-
Stocks
ties
744.03
.
Utilities,
251/2
72
2.30
—_1
5.50
Co
Oil
Enterprises
Exeter
72
2.35
_
—
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Buckner Industries Inc
Castle
;
.
Range Since Jan.
37%
pfd (Un)„_25
Co Ltd—
Rights
'
High
Low
Low
Par
Corp
Nov.
Grade
other Exchanges.
i
Cement
6
Second
Grade
•
;
749.22
5
Nov.
/Utili¬
roads
Total
First
Indus-
■
753.73
.
4
/
.10
io
65
Total
15
20
Rail-
trials
Nov.' 1
Nov.
I
Indus¬
:
-
Nov.
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
listed
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Below
listed exclusively on the
This list does not include
California
Nov
Oct
Feb
-
_
:
Price Range on Stocks
&
Sep
31 Va July
Sep
31%
75
37 "
Pacific Coast Stock
Gas
Sep
27%
Jan
Jan
Date
Buttes
8
6% Oct
10
Cabol
7Jan
8%
Improvement
30
&
Sep
Oct
6 %
26%
Corp
—
■
(C)
Jan
"
310
———Stocks—
Brewer
Jan
265
•
52 7
Apr
30% Mar
1,797
*
Lab
Apr
79% Aug
Jan
930
38
Oct
11
24
68%
"
240
5%
37%
Jan
July
5%
2.368"
2L%
i—2.50
French
42
X
7Va
—
Western
American
Sep
Oct
20%
—
Gas Co
Eastern
34%
3%
72%
CO;
Oil
10
—
Gas,, com
B__
281/2
300
1
10%
200
■r
Oct
114%
Jan
101
1,900
87%
class
&
South Jersey
Jan
110% 113%
40%
39%
87%
High
8 Va MgiT
30
9%
4 Va
*
&
:
Oct
Thompson
1137/B
Low
9%
common- —10
Power
Electric
Paper
13 y4 Mar
711/2
20
■>"'*-
Range Since Jan. 1, 1968
High
.4%
Inc_—
Finance
Ritter
74'/4 Aug
20%
Photo
Service
Bcott
77
(Un)
Gypsum
;/
r
20
66%
Shares
Apr ?
33%
-3.50
Upjohn Co (Un)
Inc
Aug
32 %
_12I/2
Steel Corp
Webcor
65%
*
(Un) —
Universal. Match Corp
Universal Oil Products
U
Jan
40%
~6%
Corp
United States
47
18,200
St Corp
Union Pacific RR
450.
r
Perfect
581/2
5,100
-
•''
Apr
6%
Sulphur (Un)
Carbide
Union
48
Pepsi-Cola
69
_1
Transmission
Eastern
So La Salle
72 V2
32 y4 May
%
_1
—
Texas Gulf
70%
;
Low
,_25c
I
Jan
Feb
28i/4 May
5% May
500
10,100
46 y4
/
L
of
Bottling Co
25 y4
25
Texaco Inc
208
71 y8
5
•
for Week
••
of Prices
Par
61 y2
700
62
•
Sale Price
High
Low
'64
61
61%
Sales
Range
'
yy
27%
.
62
6.25
Sunray D X L Oil
Swift & Company
Texas
27'
27%
(Un)
Studebaker Corp
High
Low
Last "
STOCKS
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
•Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Friday
Sales
for Week
Range•
Last
Spiegel Inc
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana _
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Storkline Corp
1
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
7,881.000
5,494.000
8,162,000
$2,000
$26,035,000
$2,000
$1,355,000
'
•
-
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Inc
Multigraph
Alan
Steel
Wood
American
Arundel
&
Tel
10
common-
-33%
Tel
Credit,
Campbell
Central
Soup
Chrysler
Curtis
Electric
Eltra
Motor
General
Macke
&
Oct
Jan
28%
49%
Nov
14 %
11
177
10%
Oct
12
,'V 7.
Government
13 y4
13%
150
,11%
Aug
14%
15%
1,033
12 %
Jan
16
280
92%
104 y4 105%
9%
88 %
92 %
6%
52%
31%
y
72
8
107 %
Apr
10
Aug
51% Apr
5% Aug
46% Jan
99 %
8%
Feb
792
56 %
Aug
(No. of
32 Va
303
30
Apr
34%
Aug
Shares)
2.711
112
Oct
38%
38%
91
37%
Oct
40%
Oct
24 %
21
23%
Jan
26%
Feb
1
20%
21
51 %
53%
10%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
53%
7
'579
20 %
Nov
25%
Feb
1.262
10%
41%
Feb
59
Sep
100
8%
Drug
&
Jan
11%,Sep
Mon.
Wed.
Nov. 6_
Nov. 7_
For
$246,000
370.000
7,000
377.000
7,000
307.000
1,384,575
267.000
$14,000
$1,197,000
$1,183,000
267,000
18%
55
18%
Oct
11,716
57%
Jan
91%
Oct
55
8% May
10%
Jun
Week Ended Nov. 8
22%
9%
23%
252
19%
Nov
24 Va
Jan
1963
20%
21 %
248
19%
Jun
24
Jan
lb
19%
va
103% 105
109
17% July
77% Jan
1.532
'
Apr
22%
Jan
109%
Oct
5,435,545
Total
3
41%
342
30%
Jan
47 %
Sep
Foreign
51
51%
247
32%
Jan
52 %
Sep
Foreign
*
32%
33 Va
1,351
32 %
Apr
12%
Feb
19%
21%
7.074
45
46%
245
52
52
see page
41.
10
35%
Jan
52
Nov
23
*
Sep
47%
Oct
262,583,524
$1,183,000
$1,157,000
$64,575,000
$64,494,000
14,000
23.000
2.832.000
1,626,000
3,000
444,000
1,247,000
$1,183,000
$67,851,000
$67,367,000
$1,197,000
Total
Oct
53
t.QVi
a ro
vnliimp
1962
$267,023,192
——7—
Government——
Corporate
36 Va May
100
Jan. X to Nov. 8
1963
4.014.505
Bonds—
40%
H_5
1962
5,435,545
Stocks—Number of Shares-
50
Total
Bond
Sales
300.000
87%
Light
footnotes,
•,
1,435,965
1,169.380
9-%
Water—IIIIII ~*
Inc
"L
_
18%
Corp
RR
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
-Holiday-
Nov. 8_
Fri.
\
Gov't
Bonds
$246,000
Nov.5-
Thurs.
Bonds
1,445,625
Nov. 4.
Tues.
Domestic
83%
II_16%c
Stores
Foreign
Stocks
1
—
Inc
Eastern
Stock Exchange
Transactions at the American
Sep
24%
Pennsylvania RR__
Peoples
Peoria
$1,258,079,00Q
commpn
1
1.66%
Corp
&
$21,098,000 $1,106,621,860
$26,035,000
Sep
com__6%
class' A
&
78,836,600
1,179,227,400
22'/a
Inc—
Power
$15,000
'
97,997,400
1,008,313.460
1
—
Gas
19,513,000
$311,000
—
$1,585,000
24.678,000
industrial—'—-
and
———
,_Il
Hi
Corp,
Pennsylvania
$2,000
Railroad
Jun
2
Pennsylvania
,
1,355,000
Bank—
Oct
14%
9%
1
Chemicals
•7"'-/ V '
811,423,310
978,736,865
17,413,345
—
International
Domestic —
Pennsalt
'V..;
1962
1963
1962
'
Oct
25c
Corp
■
'; 7
Jan
10%
U. S.
Sep
8%
1
new
Bonds—
19,886.670
_
Feb
43 Va July
5
Co
Co
135 %
2.50
Martin-Marietta
Merck
Jan
6.75
Co
Fund
114%
12 y2
Light
Stores
Vending
4,428
18%
131
24%
Co
Acceptance
Madison
133%
Stocks—Number of Shares
Sep
1
„
General Motors
22 Va
150
Dairies—
Homasote
Feb
447
1.80
;
Fair
12%
13
:
Storage Battery
Ford
19 Va
35
5
&
Corp
Foremost
Oct
242
Light-
Food
68 %
9%
—
Corp
Duquesne
Jan
Sep
68
46 Va
Spv
Power
v ;
80 %
>55%
—10c
Co
Publishing
Delaware
High
Feb
1,342
26%
—
Charge
;
1.607
62 y2
45%
8%
U4I33
Corp__
Company
Low
70%
60
26 y4
»
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Budd
•
1
Corporations
Atlantic City Electric
—,
Atlantic Research Corp—.
Atlas
Range Since Jan.I,1963
68%
1
-2.50
.
'
High
Low
Par
Acme Markets
Addressograph
1963
for Week
Sale Price
STOCKS
Jan. 1 to Nov. 8
Week Ended Nov. 8
'
fnr
Dpt'
5>Q
1
iah
nm
1
idn
nin
Number 6315
198
Volume
.
(1873)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
Expressed
Are
Shown
Prices
Sale Price
'
Week's
;
Last
STOCKS
40%
Feb
51%
Oct
59
1.480
43%
Jan
59%
Oct
Massey-Ferguson
common
26%
27%
11,617
22
Jan
30
Jun
Massey Ferguson
5%%
40%
41%
2,040
39
Oct
Miron
550
45,.
Sep
Aug
41
48
50% May
Molson
45%
85
42
Jan
45% May
Montreal
49
49%
*
58 34
•
27%
4(4%' preferred
——
Aluminum Co of Canada 4(4 % pfd—50
40%
47%
47%
45%
Algoma Steel —.—
Aluminium
Ltd
58'4
53
Bell
Bowater
British
Columbia
British
Products
Forest
Brockville
Mills
Bruck
B
Class
Bulolo
7% Jan
9% May
24
3,400
4,668
75
29%
Oct
23
101
30
101
Mar
64%
3,585
61
July
102% Sep
July
Cement
80
54%
150
53%
70
May
Newfoundland
Jan
Oct
7%
54%
Oct
Ontario
Jan
55%
Jun
Pacific
July
Ogilvie
Flour Mills
preferred
57% May
May
Penmans
53
May
Placer
5
6%
Jan
Sep
a6%
261
2.30
2.60
4,560
'2.25
27%
22%
27%
3.680
26% Aug
30%
Jan
23(4
7,275
12%
Jan
23%
Oct
Sep
a6%
4
23
4.65 Mar
Oct
24%-
24%
5.210
19%
Feb
25%
56%
56(4
56%
1.990
52
Jan
a7
45
57% May
9% Feb
24%
24%
25
575 '
3
8
8%
24%
•
a7
425
"
'
6%
Sep
4 3%
25
25
225
21 %
100
5.00
Oct
20%
21
2.625
37%
956
Price
27(4
114
common
preferred
,$2.20
...
24%
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Foundation
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Imperial
Canadian
Industries
Pafciiic
Power
Canadian
Tire
Apr
8.400
8
Apr
11%
Oct
10%,
10
16,720
50
Sep
55
130
51 %
Sep
9
9
"300
8%
Aug
55(4 May
10% May
5.90
6.10
8,300
51
6.10
3.95
4.00
al8
al7
25
3.357
a
Cellulose
Smelting
&
Glass
Consumers
class
St
Lawrence
Crush
International
class
Jan
57
Jun
10%
545
7%
Jan
10%
Nov
Williams
Shop
Sicard
11
11%
36%
38(4
18%
18%
500
25
1,503
20%
7,691
12
...
May
—
—
Sep
Finance
Traders
3.85
1,100
3.75
4.95
Nov
Trans
24.218
24%
Jan
36 %
Nov
Trans
Canada
13 (4
12,325
10%
Aug
13%
Nov
Trans
a20
7.70
a37(4 a37(4
96%
96%
6
9%
8(4
9(4
29 J/4
29%
7%
7%
12(4
18 (4
6 %
525
300
6%
Apr
Jan
9%
Nov
29%
Nov
10%
Oct
Jan
10%
300
6(4
Oct
108
Oct
Aug
Apr
17%
;
5% Aug
13% Mar
'
13%
19
Ltd.
Distillers
i...
17%
70
75
July
80
22
Jan
28%
14%
a 14%
50
12
Jan
15%
Dominion
Corsets
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
preferred
7%
Tar
Chemical
7(4%
class
Motors
Lakes
class
Class B
Home
Co
Consol
Oil
Hudson's
$1.40
$2.00
Loblaw
Class
Loeb
39%
40
645
a83
10%
-~f 11
7%
53% ;
35% Aug
20
21%
5
;
80
Jan
85
1,475
4 9
Jan
11%
200
6%
Oct
May
Oct
25% May,
44% Mar
May
Oct
7% May
Oct
66
Jan
21% May
Jan
32
3.00
2.95
3.00
1
1%
Inv
al8%
a
2.350
V:
25
18 (4
64%
Jan
45%
Sep
86% Oct
48% Mar
12
100
10
Jan
12%
Jun
48%
Nov
48%
480
47
July
22
22 %
8.035
16
Jan
l
.20
5%
27%.
13%
r
125
12
12
5%
26%
6%
27(4
3,460
21
13%
14%
14
11.125
10
6.290
15%
1,900
2.45
2.60
16.940
57%
58%
2.180
6
6
6%
»
43%
42%
43%
14%
7
14%
15
3.800
4.65
11%
Weston
Class
11%
14
14%
6,482
23%
24%
10.921
21%
6%
6%
6%
300
5%
67 (4
67%
68 %
4.426
5
*
•
....
4.
A
15
7%
Oct
Jan
45% May
61
'Jun,
Aug
Sep
July
16
May
28%
Jan
6%
Oct
73%
Feb
Jan
38%
Sep
23%
23%
23%
9,750
22
48%
300
55%
10
Feb
Jun
47%
83(4
83%
300
78%
9%
9%
100
9 %
Oct
11%
Apr
10%
10%
10%
450
9(4
Feb
13%
Apr
51%
51%
51%
Nov
51%
A
Class
51(4
14%
Feb
87
17%
16,395
18%
1,000
16%
Nov
18%
3,020
15%
25
25
25
25
Aug
25%
Jun
38%
38%
150
37
Sep
43
7%
41.
7%
2,175
7%
7%
9,150
20%
1,900
7%
7%
16
Sep
9
14
Feb
19%
Apr
2.375
Jun
11%
Sep
5%
381
4.25 July
5(4
Jun
Feb
9'/4
26
25
10%
11%
Sep
26%
Jan
Feb
11%
Nov
7(4
3.642
9%
20% May
6(4
17.504
9
28%
Jan
22
325
Jun
13%
350
27%-
2,635
Feb
'9%
Nov
20
21
Apr
Jan
20
20
100
36%
37%
1.634
29%
Jan
38 ya
13%
,15°
13%
Nov
16(4
Feb
29
Aug
36%
Feb
686
30
29%
Oct
12%.
11%
176
9%
Jan
22%
23 Ca
11.892
18%
Feb
23 y4
Sep
Oct
21%
22 y8
328
19 Va.
Feb
27%
Jun
106 y2 July
102 y2 May
10
102% 102%
61
62
935
59%
Feb
66(4 May
11%
10(4
7,045
10%
Oct
15(4
Jan
7,080
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
35
35(4
12,118
21(4
Jan
35%
14
14 %
2,730
14
Nov
15%
Oct
1.50
10%
1.50
100
1.50 Mar
1.84
Jan
a22
50
22% Mar
4
14
•
——-*
20
—*
__
a22
'
,
4.25
4.20
all%
al3
57 y4
58
15%
—
15%
4.10
105-
'13
925
16
6.75
Apr
Jan
14% May
60% Jun
55(4 A|ug
3,300
Oct
23% July
Oct
11%
700
4.25
al3
57%
•
Mar
'
.
17%
Oct
'
19
19
19
550
17
16%
16
16%
650
16
Oil 5
Crude
Oct
53%
Mar
43
11%
97/a
35 %
'
pfd—
620
53%"
52%
61
17%
34%
19%
Apr
Oct
17(4
:
50
;
.
-
Jan
Oct
21%
,
Oct
33
600
17%
34 V8
Are
Shown
Jan
23
May
40% May
May
Nov
9(4
Apr
Mar
20%
Nov
Exchange
(Canadian
in
Expressed
Dollars
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
& Paper Mills
Ltd.—
Pulp
Anglo-Can
Mines Ltd
Atlas Telefilms
Baker
Ltd
Barvallee
1.85
1.98
13.600
5
Delhi
2y2cMar
;
,
4c
6c
5,160
3%c
16c
Jun
2.80
32.625
2.50
Jan
■,V 27c
29c
6.690
26c
9c
9c
1,500
8c
,Oct
4,000
6c
Mar
6c
6c
9C
7%c
3%c
4,500
6%c
,
10c
3c
3%c
8c
98,500
Juix
3.30 Apr
-
c
46c
Jan
13c
Sep
July
Ocfc
10c
3c
Apr
5c
Apr
3'/2c
Jun
8c
Nov
12
10
al3
al3
-
Feb
Apr
Sep
12c
Mar
9,000
5c
Oct
12c
2.60
y
Jan
2.70
6c
May
40(4
1.75 July
32
2.80
12y4 Mar
Jan
7c
Jan
12c
Sep
3.00
July
a4c
a4c
200
3.15
8,865
11c
11c
lie
11,000
10c
May
19c
25b
24 %c
28c
49,000
16c
Jun
40c
5.85
5.90
700
20c
24c
22.300
2.96
3.10
2,600
4.05
4.05
100
5.20
5.30
3.80
4.15
1,600
1,750
3.15
v
5:85
4.05
5.20
___*
,
3.85
3.85 July
Jan
Sep
6.00
Aug
Oct
Nov
2.95
35c
Oct
20c
5.05 May
r
3.50 Mar
4.90
3.10
Feb
5.55
3.00
Oct
8%
43
Jan
Oct
Jan
May
50
a26
a26
50
a__
*
3.35
3.10
3.35
1,330
2.75
Oct
..1
1.20
1.15
1.20
y, 6,200
1.10
Oct
1.25
Nov
2.90 Aug'
Interurban Properties
Security Underwriters—
A
43
43
2.20
2.20
"l
6 (4 c
Mines
4.70
4.70
32%
33
Casavant Freres Ltee
.
(■
r~
Food
/
1.500
100
•
425
3.35 Nov
Oct
"
-
2.20
6c
4.40
29
Jan
9c
Feb
5%
Sep
Jun
,Oct
33
Feb
lie
1 Feb
1.600
3%c
1,025
90c
Jan
53 c
4.860
50c
Oct
98c
Jan
Nov
14c
Apr
'
Jun
2.90 Jun
6c
7c
11,000
6c
3%C
3 (4 c
3,000
3c
Aug
5%c Jan
Oct
6y2c
Feb
Aug
95c
Nov
12.500
3c
95C
79c
95c
46.000
55c
4.60
4.40
4.60
5.345
1.50
1.50
50c
*
i ♦
53c
3,984
50c
Nov
52c
Oct
34c 34%C
29,900
14c
July
34('2C
Nov
5,140
4.589
11c
Nov
25 c
Jan
36%
Jan
41% May
1,000
7c ;
Nov
12c
Jan
3c
——
———
Explorations.
3.(4 cy-,
200'
4.00
1.00
34 %c
lie
11c
13c
39(4
3-8 %
39%
7c
7c
4%C
4%c
1,000
3c
12c
12c
10,000
11c
Apr
12c
12c
500
10c
Sep
*.
ill
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
._i
.5
*
11%
-
1.75
Aug
1
*
4.75 July
Jan
„i
Consol Quebec
a__.
...
1.65
1.35
50c
1
.
3%C
3%c
1.35
'
..1
Consolidated Canorama
100
6%c
Jan
Sep
40
General Investments Ltd—*
Industrial Gas Ltd..—:—2y2
Warrants
99c
3.10
Ltd—
*
class A —
*
Products Ltd class A—
Zi
Central
Manitoba
Mines
Cessland Corp Ltd
———
-.1
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd _______
..1
Chibougamau Copper Corp _____
-1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd —
Carbec
7.00 May
Mar
5%c
--*
Catelli
Oct
1
1
1
Mines Ltd
Petroleum Ltd.^
Oil Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Class
Apr
,
Oct
1
Canada Southern
Canadian
Feb
7%c
239,500
1
—
Campbell Chibougamau
84c
Mar
a37% a37%
1
1
—f
Ltd
Tungsten
July
5c
11c
—,
Mines Ltd
Hill
12c
1,834
8c
1.90
Bateman Bay Mining Co
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
*
Black River Mining Ltd
1
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc com
*
Bornite Mines Ltd
1
Bruneau Mines Ltd
-1
Brunswick Mining & Smelting——1
Burnt
19c
5,000
5c
5c
11c
1
Talc
Band-Ore
3,600
16c'
14 c
—
—
Ltd
Gold Mines
80c
70c
5c
—-*
—
Exploration
Augustus
3.50
3.60
Ltd..*
-4--
—
125
75c
.1
Anthonian Mining Corp
Arno
Mar
3.60
3.60
1
Molybdenite Mining.
Anglo-Amer
High
23c
22.750
*
—;
Low
13c
10 %c
*
,—
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1,1968
High
12c
1
Electronics Ltd—
Jan
19%
100
11%
17(4
1
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines Ltd—1
Ameranium Mines Ltd.——
1
Jun
7%
July
13%
ZIIIl
Jan
12% July
7%
71
16(4
11%"
Sep
16%
13%
Jan
Oct
5,132
17%
*27%
Par
May
16%
*
"74
11(4
Tio
—10
—
Nov
13(4
72%
9(4
81 % May
37
Jan
20%
see page
47
Aug
6%
/
Last
Jun"
47%
Aug
Oct
28
48(4
16%
Ltd—
Jan
Nov
*
25
»
1
Nov
8%
4,325
—————————
59 (4 May
28%
17
45(4
1.530
9%
common.-——
Alscope Consolidated
Alsof Mines Ltd
Canadian
38
com
5,239
8%
9
20
—
—
Ajax Minerals
Alpha Aracon Radio
Nov
2,132
'143
45%
8%
Sale Price
15%
36%'
.
45(4
May
Get
53%
'
Jun
36(4
84%
May
15
Friday
Canadian
3
Shops
footnotes,
7% May
36 %
10
com...,
11
Canadian Stock
Canadian
13
14%
._*■
July
12(4 July
100
r
Prices
Jun
5% July
Oct
355
27%
16 %
class A——
(Geo)
B
Jan
39% July
23%
5
B
19% Mar
2.60
Nov
12%
1,017
.—44---————
Ltd
Zellers
14%
Jan
9
Jan
8%
Sep
alO
:
11%
Pacific Products &
Western
29%
1.800
*
25
Corp
Jan
Jail'
9
22%
8% Mar
355
14%
22%
Gooderham & Worts
Wtestcoast Trans Co—.—
July
7.028
__5
Canada.
Ltd
Nov
1.40 Mar
50%
1
Service
Oct
'
Gas
of
24
173
'•
25
...
A
Corp
Steel
Ltd
Canadian
12
_*
...
Jan
3
25
48
*
Feb
46
22%
.5
21
Jun
46
a90% a90(4
46
> 48
com.*
3.75
Jun
12
;
2.60
class
2.80 July
17% Apr
•
(Canada) Ltd
Gold Mines
Candy
25%
1
50
Corp
A
Nickel
Ltd
Aug
17%
common
Financial
For
Jan
16%
50%
;
preferred
Co
Jan
21%
901
50
preferred
(M)
16%
50
430
(John).
Secord
4,105
a24
58%
Public
Laurentide
7,822
21%
4,120
Johns-Manville
Laura
17(4
21
19
Paper common
..7.60
Utilities Corp common
2.50
Ltd
16%
55
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
Labatt
Oct
29 %
preferred
Jamaica
Oct
16%
20c
Natural
$2.00'
17%
Feb
..4—;—.4———*
Co
4_._'__
___'£1
Canada Ltd
1
Bay
Internat'l
Jan
13%
19
International
4
10%
7,390
55
Mining
International
1,420
16%
28
Husky Oil of
Imperial Oil Ltd—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada com
Indus Acceptance Corp
common.
Inland
15(4
19
4
Pittfield.—
Bay
Sep
29
__________
&
Hudson
21
15%
a83
•
E)
Paper.
Siddeley
Hawkey
Hollinger
Home
Oct
Feb
_*
Corp
pfd
Canada
&
Andy
Handy
68%
14%
7%'
5%; preferred
Great
Feb
18
Oct
28
20
—10
.
4%
Tire
Britain
Great
Jan
19(4
A.
Ltd..
(Chas
Co
July
18%
May
•
Petroleum
&
Jan
17
11
Cos Ltd
Goodyear
61
2.425
—50
4
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous Players
Canadian
General
2,000
18
40
preferred
Frosst
150
68%
a24
com
Freres class A.
Enamel & Heating Prod
French
25%
17%
21%
Dupuis
Fraser
25
66%
-3(4
Ltd
Canada
of
Pont
19
5
16%
com...
Dominion Textile common
Du
Jan
2.425
19%
Ltd
&
23% May
16
Stores
Bros
16%
Nov
17
450
Jan
27%
$1.10
Nov
3,910
.10
Coal
Steel
Dominion
Dominion
14%
17(4
....
Dominion
Donohue
Jun
14%
;
,
&
12
66%
,
21
.
8%
12%
-
Pipeline
Oil Pipe Line
Jun
25%
Steel......
common
50
8%
12%
•
-
4.95
I2%i Jun
55 %
16%
.4
&
400
Oct
Jan
17
-25
pfd
Dominion
14%
10%
47%
16%
16%
Bridge
Coal 6%
Dominion
14%
-2.50
^
600
3,125
49 % May
73 y4
..10
Apr
10%
115% May
11%
Bank
Nov
53%
Jan
Aug
8%..
———£
July
1,620
10(4
64
43
9%
Jun
15
28(4
52%
52%
2
Petroleum
Dome
—1
Seagrams
8% May
455
260
9%
STOCKS
Ltd
Mines
Denison
,
Oct
78(4
'
41% May
91% Aug
:
Jan
104
17 y4
—
•—
Jan
26(4
a
Jan
4.85
May
8%
77%
28%
10% May
Aug
85
Jan
May
a9
•
Walker
4%
515
12(4
,18%
United
Viau
Jun
4.25
4.665
210
18(4
Jan
Nov
22% "Jan
2,350
29%
9.25
13%
38%
4.95
33%
Jan
38%
31
44%
class A__
class
Oils
Elevator
Oct
57% May
1.275
Apr
14%
"lio
"A"——
of Canada com.
Turnbull
J an
6.85 July
,
100
5%
5%
Triad
Jan
10%
9.180
10
Nov
22
35 %
3.150
23%
Oct
45 %
5
■■
—
Corp Fund
Canada
11%
Nov
July
15 % May
-44y2
■
11%
May
22Ya Aug
14%
Mountain
13%
2,440
a20% a20%
—
.
r—
Ltd
36(4
18
40-
103 Va
.100
"15
'
3.75
/
Sep
Oct
12%
7.45
25
7%
15
Jan
25%
3,052
a88
27% Mar
Jan
24% Aug
8% Feb
16,550
36%
7%
-
—
35 (4
13%'
10%
36
Jun
20
Nov
Julv
18%
990
a87
10(4
-
——
Sep
12% Aug
39% Sep
35% July
1,000
>
•"
Aug
14
25
28(4
44%
—
Co
3.80
7.45
29%
.
Co
13%
13%
19(4
29 y4
...1
—
A
Toronto-Dominion
150
7% July
11% Mar
4,765
18%
Jan
16(4
Feb
18(4
10
12%
36%
—
Structural Steel
of
Canada..
Steinbergs class A.——
5(4%
preferred ...
Steel
16%
236
11
31 'At
,
815
11%
100
preferred———
6%
Sogemines
36(4
-v
37% a37%
11%
1
.20
48 % May
a20
14(4
—
Jan
11%
a
-
10%
——
Jan
a20
13%
20 %
Inc common
42
11%
24%
;
1,885
6,868
20%
common
preferred
6%
Southam
18%
Nov
-
—-
12(4
918
.
14%
Standard
Jun
14%
Mar
11
.—£
Simpsons
July
19
31%, Jun
Feb
15
37%
common-
Save
&
Nov
Aug
4
100
'
11
Ltd
Canada
Shell
Sherwin
4.15
Sep
16(4
May
May
200
6%
16%
—
—1
Shawinigan
Industries —
Inv Ltd 5 % %
pfd——:
Texaco Canada
2,035
2 (
6 %
—
.
common...
83% May
15%
*,
A.
45%
5
Shell
May
15
Zellerbach
1,090
28(4
Ltd
Cement
Foods
Salada
Jan
47 %
Ltd
(RL)
51 y4
18%
Royal Bank of Canada—
80%
15
Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian
Crown
50%
—
r.
12
(4
47 y4
*
...
Oct
51%
——
Co
Rothmans
18
15(4
.__*•
___
4
A
Credit, common..
105
14
31
Sep
11% ,Oct
*
Standard
69% May
*
Textile
Feb
—-
Rolland Paper class
15% Mar
3,005
•
_*
Ltd
Co
Mining
88
Jan
Sep
9%
aio
60"% July
13% Feb
..
,
18%
.
3.00
18
-
63%
'62%
18
—25
12.50
*
;
450
2,070
com
Algoim Mines...
Rio
6.10
,2.80 Mar
171
17
•
225
17 (4
a
•
.
Consolidated
Coronation
11% May
9% July
225
52%
50%
*
common
preferred
Consolidated
Crain
14
47(4
Ltd
Oils
28
12
104
19 Va
Canada
10
*
com...
Chrysler Corp
.Coghlin (B J)
Corby
Oct-
IIV2
63
741
12
100
10%
Group
Paper
1
Ltd
Ltd
(1963)
Columbia
12
11
17 (4
29%
12
104
—
preferred
Quebec Natural Gas common
6%
preferred
Quebec Telephone common
1961
preferred
*
Corp
Rio
Del
$1.75
1,300
12%
V
a
27
&
Bros
25
;
preferred
Vickers
Chemcell
13% July
_•
com
Co
Railway
Petrofina
Canadian
Central
58(4
Sep
50
Marconi
Canadian
Oct
Aug
12%
12%
a83 (4 a83
International
Canadian
4 48
20%
335
common
Preferred
Canadian
100
'
58
Preferred
Canadian
Nov
13(4
_*
....
-927
98(4
52%
of Commerce.10
*
Bk
Sep
98%
11%
...
May
22%
Mar
13
common—..4—*
...20
25
Nov
94
12%
warrants—
Ltd
Co
Preferred
May
29% May
20 %Jan
13
—•
"30
Nov
2.410
6 00
57
10%
Apr
"
97%
__50
$2.65 class B preferred.
Canadian British Aluminum
39%
26% July
860
51
Breweries
Canadian
A
4%
Reitman's
24% May
Jan
25(4
50
Electronics
1,050
5,013
of Canada
Co Ltd common
Power Corp
Reed
Feb
8.75
.Jan
27%
"B"—*
•
•
Aviation
20%
29
37
21
Canadian
11
29 y4
Feb
31
Feb
5(4
23
Ltd
11
28%
common
Oct
8%
Jan
37%
———
107 %
'
Development
Oct
25
17%" Jan
;
5%
20%
Co
Oct
110
Mar
105
May
Oct
28%
Page-Hersey Tubes
53
...
Cable
85
Aug
■
16%
107 y2
common—__^_
Jun
22%
&
108
90
10
•
tic pfd
class A
common
Petroleum
Jan
25
Wire
pfd——__100
Apr
23
Jan
Products
Steel
50
22 %
Canada
Sep
12 y4
Gas
Power...
50
20%
Ltd
98
20 y2
5,855
Light &
Scotia
Nova
80%
20
Co
Jan
2,634
a95
•
Ontario
Northern
76%
,
27(4
•
Sugar
15
22
Ltd
Mines
Noranda
51
a6%
•
—
a95
16%
&" Chemical
Light —.
Drug
National
11
*
Malting
26 ya
"
Feb
; 2.60
Foundries
Iron
Jan
15%
*
10
common...—10
s—*
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40% pfd—..100
Canada Steamship common
•
57o. preferred
12.50
Canada
class
(Robert)
Class B ___J
Morse
11,336
24%
Canada
Jan
18%
5,278
21%
*
54(4
25
t
25%
24 y2 May
16
Corp
51
3,297
53
>
July
70%
784 '
79
'
$1.30 preferred
Canada & Dominion
28%
23
Jan
21%
Trust
Montreal
a52% a52%
%
common
25%
Jan
20
500
*
Locomotive
Rockwell
Canada
24
—*
-5
par
Ltd
Breweries
a52 % a52 %
—*
5
Calgary Power common
6%
Ltd
Co
45% July
67
1,025
72(4
71%
53 %
Jan
24
22% Mar
63(4
54%
_r__;—.—
Products
—:—.—
Gold Dredging
Building
23
19 %
1,075
24
53% May
53
.•
_*
High
Low
22
B
Moorev-
53% May
Jan
80
_25
pfd—10
class A___—.——
Ltd
Feb
101
Telephone
Chemical Ltd 6%
Columbia
50%
50(4
9%
71%
& Power—,,.*
•
Columbia Power
British
25
a23(4 a23 (4
25
Light
12% July
125
68%
—-50
50
Oil
American
Jan
52 %
9%
£
Paper
Traction
Brazilian
>
-9
52%
._*
preferred
' May
12%
23%
23%
54
Telephone
5% preferred
British
200
56
Oct
12%
—10
Bowater
5 (4 %
170
'
52%
10
.
National..
170
53%
53
50% Aug
52 "
Oct f
52%
10
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
53
52%
—
Banque Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
22
29 y4
Canadian Telephone Co—
preferred —.—-—-50
$2.65 preferred
i
—50
$2.90 preferred —
——50
Argus Corp Ltd common—
■—*>
$2.60 class A pfd
__———50
$2.70 class B pfd
——50
Class C preferred
—,—*
Asbestos Corp
;
*
Atlantic Sugar class A
5%
preferred
—~1
100
4(4 %
Bank of Nova Scotia
High
Low
Anglo
Bank of Montreal—
&
Power
4,897
Shares
Class
Shares
22
49%
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Low
--.*
common
Maclaren
-
.
for Week
Low
' ■" Par
Paper Co cl A
2.50
>•
,
2.50
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd •
Mailman Corp
Ltd 5% conv pfd—100
Maritime. Tel & Tel
10
of Trices
Par
Paper
&
Power
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Abitibi
-
.''V
;
■
'Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
v
Dollars
Canadian
in
;
Sales
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
37
.
Apr
Oct
6y2c
Sep
18%c Jun
30c
11%
11%
2,525
8
Feb
12
4%c
4 (4 c
6,000
lc
Oct
36c'
Jan
-Oct
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1874)
,38
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Sales
Last
R/a age
for Week
of Prices
Shares
stocks
Sale Price
Low
Par
Electronics Ltd
Delta
class
~imitee
Dumagami
Mines Ltd
Corp
Sullivan
East
Ventures
A
Foreign
2.76
1.35
1.35
1.41
6,930
1.03
Sep
1.70
Grissol
Mining
Ltd
Co
9
3 Vac
Jubilee
Kelly
Dredging
Oil
Zinc
<te
Mar
Feb
4.50
5,500
5c
May
8 %c
13c
Aug
21c
Jun
4.25
Apr
7c
%C
1,500
3.75
4,460
1.20
4,300
16c
6.700
1.70
-
2.00
Oct
1.10
2.10
Alberta
Jun
1.50
2.20
Jan
Class
1.80
2,028
1.00
l.ol
1.63
9,
5c
9c
l.oo Juty
.
9,000
7c
44%
4%%
7c
7c
1,000
52 ¥2 May
5c
Feb
2.40
2.30
2.50
21,175
67c
64c
75c
41,500
7c
•
4.15
4.35
5,260
1.10
90c
1.10
9,583
90c
5 VaC
5 VaC
1,000
4c
Apr
8%
8 ¥4
200
33 ¥'4
33%
600
33%
-1
%
;
•60c
1.60 May
,
May
8% May
Jan
7
Feb
6c
Jan
25 y4
Nov
5.15
Oct
-•
Apr
75c
Jan
34%
Jan
Class
Oct
1.45
A
Lcclerc
Inc.,
Les
Ltd
class
A
Aug
7%
100
10
,1,400
7% Jail
3 Vic
5c
11,500
3c
Apr
8c
Sep
Bank of Montreal
6C
600
/• 4c
Oct
10c
Feb
Bank of
'
,-
12
81c
Jan
45c
45c
500
I*
8l9c
2.125
4c
Oct
9c
Jan
I
17c
17C
1,900
13c
Aug
25c
Feb
37c
40c
ii'tiiJ
44%
44%
300
Mining Corp Ltd
Mclntyre-Porctipine Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
1
7 7r
Ltd
preferred
5
Chipman
Mercury
11c
75c
81c
'12.1 OJ
■ioc
23c
3.000
8c
1.45
19%
21c
82c
—*
Vending Co Ltd—*
1.45
Ltd
Ltd
12c
Jan
Bell Telephone
Bill more
Hats
45C
6c
6 %c
73.760
6V4
6Vt
1.50
10
Nov
7c
Sep
110
Automatic
National
Minera's
Native
New
,
Bowaters
Brazilian
Bridge
Sep
70c
Feb
July
36c
Jan
1.90
Aug
Jan
New
West
Amulet
Norac
Finance
North
American
Ltd
Mines
9% Jun
Northern Exploration Ltd
I
Northwest Canalask Nickel Mines
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines
18c
May
4c
2.500
3c
Apr
6c
Co
12c
Jan
29c
Oct
9c
41.700
Oct
15c
Atlantic
Cdn
Silver
Mines
Patricia
Paudash
Mines
Peace River
Electric
Pembroke
Pennbec
Ptuio
Mining
Canada
Phoenix
Pitt
Gold
Light
Oil
Mining
—
preferred
6%
part
cum
non
2nd
pfd—
19%
19%
56%
56%
56%
110
91
97
96%
108%
Jan
Sep
4c
a55c
a55c
100
3 Vac
4C
10.000
100.786
4c
45 Va
11 Va
Building
Bullochs
Ltd
22% Aug
May
Va
Class
8c
Jan
2.05
5.000
16c
.
Nov
Burns
Apr
74c
Sep
Jan
7c
5c
49
Oct
Jan
9
;
14V2C Jan
2.00
R
Bearings
Ltd Class
'A'_*
v
Jan
May
11% NOV
24VaC
Burrafd
Cabol
Crest
Mines
Gold
Chains
•
Ltd
'A'-
2 Vac
2 Vac
*
Ltd
Canada
16
V
3c
270
2.40
2.40
Lawrence
Columbian
St
Lawrence
Diversified
Sangamo
Saucon
Silver
2.55
4.908
90c
100
class
Dock
Dry
5%
L-*
A_
Canada
Bread
Cement
Mines
Dominion
Canada
Foundry
Iron
16%
Nov
Canada
6%c
May
17
2.25 Mar
3.30
Feb
Aug
Crushed
Ltd
South
Mines
Dufault
Ltd
Spartan Air Services——.
Exploration & Mining
Gold
Mines
Superpack
Corp
Gold Mines
Surluga
Tache
Mines
Mines
Tib
Exploration
Bros
Ltd
Feb
Jan
42c
Oct
Oct
64c
Feb
Canada
48c
49c
'<
51c
14%
2,000
9c
9c
35c
16,500
26c
15%
1,360
23c
26c
15%
*
lhV2c
14
49.700
11c
35c
42c
3.400.
2.30
,.2.53
34.800
%C
6 Vac
2.000
35c
♦
i
2.30
8
8C
42c
Apr
16
Class
Canada
Jan
22c
Aug
2.67 Aug
Sep
15c
4 80
5 %
525
92C
1.41
22.400
67c
Oct
11c
lie 12 VaC
27,400
8c
July
1
74c
73C
7c
7c
1
;
Ltd
__..l
Freezers
—*
Ltd
2.00
Jan
6c
Jun
Sep
14.000
5c
"
10,500
25c
232
2.00
■
'»ct
62c
r
100
8
8
100
*
7
1.41
23c
July
4%c Aug
25c
4,035
38c
Nov
7.562
20 ¥4
Jan
102 %
41
102 ¥4
Apr
•
Oct
Canada
Nov
92Jiny
Sep
Nov
Jun
Nov
reb
yp
Sep
Oct
Feb
Mar
Mar
Aug
Jan
Mar
2.00 Nov
14c
27 %
26%
.10
.10
class
Cable
&
•
preferred
British
warrants-—.
17
536
24¥4
100
14
Mar
22%
520
20
Jan
25
May
21%
1,942
20%
Nov
24
Aug
64
1301
56
Jan
65
64 V2
875
55
Jan
65
Oct
77 Va
78
78%
7.150
74 %
Feb
81
Jan
97%
10
93%
Jail
98
Aug
97 ¥2
56
56
58
486
48
Aug
13
13
13%
172
12%
Aug
14
12%
1.750
11%
Jan
14 ¥2
10%
11
Co
3.15 May
Class
52 ¥4
B
10.900
25,593
Apr
Oct
July
11%
Apr
Oct
11% May
1,675
JO
July
50
51
53
8*
58%
Oct
55
May
51
Aug
Aug
55
May
11
Apr
8
8%
8%
270
1.15
1.35
3,030
1.15
Oct
2.65 May
1.20
.1.40
2.320
1.15
Oct
2,70 May
12%
13 V'b
1.630
5.80
6.10
29,440
9%
9%
9%
3,240
20
18 ¥2
v
I8V2,
18 ¥2
43
57c
60c
2.603
3.80
3.75
4.15
4,094
3.00
6%
17
50c
3.00
Jan
Feb
14
6.10
12
July
Oct
18 ¥4
Sep
1.00
Jan
Oct
8¥4
Aug
4.00
1,153
3.00
Sep
17 ¥4
18%
193
36%
Aug
19
35
Mar
39
18%
37
37
100
44%
11.079
33%
Jan
12%
13 V'b
560
12%
Oct
18%
200
16 ¥4
Jan
16%
——
Jan
4.25 July
i- 3.90
17%
43
A_
May
Nov
Jan
13
.20
pfd—. —28
class
11
3.90
common
Investment
Securities
¥2
10 ¥4
58c
Electric
General
Gen
60
6.10
._
General
10
50
13 %
Dredge Dock—
Canadian
Oct
97 %
3
—-——±.——
Canadian
May
1.40
-
Wriglit^
Foundation
30
22% 'Nov
8%
class A
Chemical' warrants——
Curtis
Sep
Oct
1.35
com_.
—
Canners
preferred
Canadian
Jan
235
22%
20%
50
———
Aluminum
Preferred
Oct
19¥4
19
25%
10 V*
Canadian Collieries common..-
Nov
May
22 Li
11%
50
— „__,
B
Canadian
30
19
B
common
Class
Canadian
Nov
'
.12.50
'
warrants—
1963
Apr
26%
12%
pfd
Breweries
B
Canadian
40
64
Mtge
A
Canadian
Apr
Jan
25
25
10
Aviation
Canadian
Apr
67e
29
327
r
207%
Class
v
485 Aug
471
-
27%
A
Preferred
/Class
J an
7c
37%
Jan
1.15
24"b May
105
22%
•
;
Wire
Canadian
v
25
5%
37
eom.,__
common-
class
Permanent
Canadian
Sep
25c
5%
37
B
Canadian
/
1.14Mar
14 %c
102%
5%
>
*
Forging
Steamship Lines common..
Sep
Nov
.•
21
20
Safeway Ltd
v
5%c
4'aC
25c
22.500
,1
"\* 7.600
6 VaC
5%c
5 %C
6
77c
8c
;
Jan
T-.1V
T__«
,
84c
-f5
—
42c
Sugar
&
Foundries
Preferred
Aug
6¥2c
'
'
Feb
l
—
1.00 Mar
Jan
Oct/
Aug'
99c
——_„—*
Corp
pfd
May
10
12c
?8p
1
Ltd.—,
Petroleum
Took®
11
1.000
Ltd————1
Ltd
Titan
Trans
Ltd
Jan
Jan
3,700
—•
.
-
Lake Mines Ltd
Tallisman
Tazin
Ltd
-
4.75
1.10
Sep
20,500
1
:
Stairs
Standard
2.30 Nov
75c
38c
1
—
A-
400
370. .
4,642 '
38c
Stone
Cut
Packers
Canada
July
33c
1
class
9%
20r,ij
Malting—
10V4
*
Stores
5%
5%
9
,
v
62%
Canada
31c
Silver Town Mines Ltd
5
40c
,
1
Canada
30c
Sobey's
5%-
__
*
common
Oct
30c
IOVB
200
20 T».
-
Preferred
Jan
'35c
—
6%
9%
—_'_100
common—
Jam
*
;
%—
Mines Ltd
Summit
Silver
90c
.*
25'y :
_•
—
Canada
2.30
1
''5
890
500
*
;
Power common
preferred
3.75
1
Ltd;
Co
Development
Regent
_____1
Metals
Lands
25
30
210
6%
__
5Vu
Canada
St
*>•*
25
•
3.10
15% Feb
200
2.30
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd common-2
1c
5.000
16
16
109
102
7
15'%
94% Jan •_
99
85
Mar
97
106% Aug
112/2
100% Sep
102%
H% Sep /
9/4
12
Jan
1/
17
Jan
2o
3% Jan
8 2
21
Feb
/. 31%
6% July
7%
5% Oct , .
7%
4.90 Oct
6
8% Aug
10%
7% Aug
8 4
8%
—5
Enterprises
Calgary
Apr
-
Renolri
105
8
Dredge-'_X-
18c
15% Mar
215
16%
16%
97
24
Co
Nov
Sep
10c
5.500
105% Apr
88
Apr
65
8
251/4/.'
Jan
2.05
500
13 c 14 Vac
10
50
97
24%
A——— *
45,/^. -Oct
20% Feb
58
May
110
yv
110
91
*•
—
7
15%
23% Oct
18_ Jun
25% Sep
30%'..Jan
39Va Apr
51% Jan
.7
,
3.15 Jan
23% Apr
30% Jan
846
470
1.559
*
A
class
Gold
fc
102
102
-ep
6% July
4.65 Mar
|
15
Jan
19% Feb
y
May
Nov
Sep
July
44%
1.400
2.05
2.05 y 2.15
1
__
24%
^
44
19% '/
10
—1
——
Canada
Smelting & Refining Ltd
97
B
Bulolo
41c
3Vac Aug
610
11
__
Products
Oct
46c
-75
11V4
May
3Vac
2.500
4c
45 Va
8c
Nov
30c
2c
41c
class
Mills
Jan
5.00
Nov
2c
2c
pfd—
4-vi;,
/
—100'
100
100
„
Chemical
48c
Feb
20
100
20
20
41c
41c
Aug
16
commoti-25
8.25
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration ——_l
Corporation-——
l
Quebec
Red
100
34.072
22c
Quebec Lithium
(Can)
' 13;F83
16
22:,t
;
__
Sugar
——————20
Canada
M
23%
23%
/
•.:•/
•
24-4
Company
53,2
56%
£%
55
1.75 Aug
2
■
.—.*.
.'
57% May
10 % Mar
5% May
•
20% Sep
25V* Oct
12% May'
Feb
16c
&;
1 00
200
15 ./.-.
__
A——*
-
45,4 Nov
2.25 Oct
-o
Jan
1.60
10.091
22
2.50
27-h
^4 -4
common—%•>%
Columbia Telephone
B
50
Apr
5% Jan
50
Apr
4 15 Oct
2.50
13c
Chibougaroau Gpldfields Ltd—1
Quebec
class
Corp
Columbia
Preferred
1.514
152
.' 3.025
2.50
300
7.150
53
56'%
6V2
52%
21%
—*
13.750
2.000
6%
In.2
4 -5
225
h.4o
7.95
4c
25
May
104
July
5.00 May
18/4 Jan
10
July
Jan
Jan
2.60
13c 13 Vac
4.50
-
July
52
preferred
preferred
4c
Nov
Jun
Nov
70
May
76*/4 Jan
4.10 Jan
20% Jun
56
Jun
July
Feb v
4.50 Sep
50
Apr
17.4' 3
15
o
.
11
9%
33%
51 %
9
2.30
Products—*
Forest
Power
Class
52%
6%
—•
Packers
Brack
186
4.20
6%%
Oct
52'i»'
52;%
52^2
'
52
Mar
3.65
4'.6u
_
1—.————_50
Oil
Columbia
$5.15
550
2.35
2.60
24c
4.15
May
19% May
60% July
67% July
1-95 Oct
16% Jan
50% Feb
4.»%j
Oct
4c
May
27
July
♦
common:———
Columbia
Brockville
«
9% '
9c
4.50
Sep
Aug
*
common
Columbia
$6
2.15
fV'-.i
9%
—
Traction
British
British
71
/.;•"
*
50
50
1
50
preferred
American
British
>
*
1.500
*
Feb
Jan >
100
Jan
4.10 Jan
2,848
53 '<
-9
25
Vac
50
5
.
10
350
720
—
1
pfd
1,330
101
200
preferred
'
1st
cum
4.140
24%
4o%
4%'i
Canada—
of
,Corp
4 Vh %
18%
101
'9%
Sep
1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Power
17%
23%
9%
3.80
1
Ltd-,—
17-%
4i-.«
Sep
Oct
10%
24%
16
22%
200
145
,d
75c
1
Ltd
Co
Co
26%
53%
9%
12%
10%
7% Jan
7
9%
59.800
*
2
l.
Ltd—
__
1,500
1,790
200
2.05
Jan
Feb
.
9%
10%
26%
529
1.85
3.00
Aug
' July
50
9Va
14
1.95
*
Corp
Oil
6c
Gas
9%
19
8% Jan
50
50
70
395
9%
10%
26%
9%
10
100
-1
Ltd
Mining <Sr Smelting
—
100
10c
100
54
(1956i
500
1.385
52
52 %
52 %
17%
—:
5.000
12%
14
meferred
y'
12
52
52%
./•
52
9%
12
53
preferred
preferred
lie
800
May
20 % Oct
Nov
13
July
53
May
53% Apr
14 % Mar
11% Sep
1,690
//
17%
4 % 'io
3.55
19
14
4%';
3.55
20
*
*
commoiL:
British
Feb
10
50c
19%
y 19
__
Sep
»
56V4 May
1.70 Apr
Nov
54
Feb
Co__1
Investment
Aug
*
57c
6.60
July
15c
52
_*
1
12%
7.90
46
75c
2.15
Aug
13c
41% Nov
500
64
1*
IOV2 Aug
7.90
12
30
Sep
780
4,40
25c
1
Feb
Jun
Jan
400 ''
4.35
100
9
25V4 Oct
59% Oct
82c
63 %
3.000
9c
Jan
Jan
May
40c
4.40
29c
Ltd 1
3,997
__
11V2
'
19
19
43%
9%
21%
39%
140
24%
28c
8c
9.75 Jan
Jan
Aug '
17
j 640
30c
15)
llVa
8c
110% July
7.20 Aug
6,671
•
82c
63%
common——
5%
Tank
Brown
Pacific
48%
10
Preferred
British
Apr
37.950
8c
Ltd__l
(Que)
' 47%
19 %
1
Ltd
5,290
*
29c
—10
Metals
9c
2.45 Mar
28c
6,000
41%
"
1
——1
Corp class A
Rare
28c
1
—
/■
Sep
Sep
26c
12 Vac J2VaC
_1
Exploration Co Ltd
1,750
40%
—:_*
—
Paper com
Mersey
Bramalea
6c
6
135
25,533
10
Paper
Feb
38c
1.25
27%
47%
*
10
preferred
Bowater
Oct
3¥2C
—*
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Formaque
Newrich
Ltd—
26%
__
*
A
—
Corp
5 Va %
Apr
87c
May
24V*
59'A
11%
40%
Valley
19%
Sep
48 Vac
A
Lumber
Bowater
Sep
3.60 May
Jan-
Bow
Apr
1.27
4lc
Mar
18c
Jan
41c
Oct
14
f
Class
5% May
Apr
150
1.40
36c
Nov
50c
26.500
anr
Sep
5 %
11 Vac
59
24%
58%
11%
7.80 '.
*
Beaver
'
19
27%
50
3.35
65c
248
7.40
18a4
*
lc
common
Oct
4-i V
•v
110
7.75
137,,
—10
pfd——,
British
Dairies
109%
—
6c
Power
Apr
2.000
40c
peic.
1
•
common
—
A
Bros
42c
17.000
Mines
Class
54%
1.400
19c
Bat hurst
Beatty
Jan
1.950,
1.40
1.45
*
1
1
.
9,504
*
44%
116,800
75c
19 V*
Mistango River Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Royal
lie
23c
Aug
•34 c "■ Oct
162
20c
Midepsa Industries Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mount
25c
1.300
1
1
*
Island Mining Corp Ltd-.:
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Pleasant
5%
7 V4
5%
*
1
Merrill
Mount
.
7U
5 V«
*
common
26.000
17c
16c
*
—
Distilleries
Melchers
39c
—5
28%
1 235
Jun
1
McAdam
27
Electric
Auto
7% Aug
7¥B May
;
1
Ltd
27%
*
Industries
-
Mines
Mines
5,480
Nova Scotia
9,500
f
Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Gold
2.50
—
1.10
*
Ltd
2.45
;
9 ¥2
Massval
Cdn
( 2.45
com
—:
7¥s
'
Malartic
Ma.acnewan
80c
—
6c
—
3¥>c
1
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lithium Corp. of Canada Ltd
Lingside
—
'.9%
-1
1.10 July
2.85 July
31%' Jan
—
common
1.00
1.07
<*
-
Jan
2.00 Jan
26% Aug
107
Oct
Jan
24% Mar
490.,::
25
4.50 '
:
Bartaco
Oil Ltd
3.io Jury
100
-24%
*
A
Preferred
2.35 Jan
80c " /
40Vi
preferred
preferred
preferred—
A
2.460
50c
L6.20
2.75
common
S2.60
"
6,041
50
4.45
»
*
*
$2.70 class B
50
Class C preferred
•
Ashdown Hardware class B—.—
10
Ash Temple class B——
10
Atlantic Acceptance $6 pfd—_——24
Atlantic Sugar Refineries common
•
class
Class
Jan
2.00 May
52Vt Oct
25Vi May
4.60 Oct
Nov
80c
2.70
—
High
Low
'
24%
10
Credit
y
50c
common..
$2.50
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
y ',y
5
——
Corp
Argus
Oct
High
49 Vi
1°0
class
Shares
Low
—
B
for Week
80c
—
being
one
Sales
Range
*
common—
Imperial
Class
Week's
of Prices
49%
.
Warrants
Jan
3.85
Nov
2.85
4.15
■
1
Laduboro
Laiteries
Lamontagne
Jun
6.00
Jan
Dollars
4.4o \
:
4%V8
Co
Canadian
2.70
common—
Controls
in
——
preferred
Analogue
Jun
7c
52
1.79 Aug:
60c
%
53 %
*
♦
——25
——*
•
Gas
Ltd
Aluminum
Apr
20'2C Mar
Jan
45
common
warrants—
Natural
Anthes
Jan
45
;
preferred—
A
Aluminium
Mar
2.28
Sep
a523/8 a52%
-5
.
Oct
87c - Sep.
8Vac Jan
Exchange
Expressed
Last /
common
Trunk
Central
Algoma
Steel
Algonquin Bldg
2.80 May
1.45 Sep
Apr"
1.00 Sep
100
1,000
Are
Sale Price
Par;
common
Algoma
3.35 May
5 VaC
Shown
—,—
Gas
Class A
Apr
80c
a51 V2 a51 ¥2
a
-1
"A"
Corp
3.65
trust——£
Alberta
Jan
7n1
Ltd
Distillers
Voting
Jan
8c
Mar
5c
lie 11 %c
*
Acceptance
1.600
STOCKS
Paper
Warrants
Jun
1.85
1.25 Aug
52 ¥2
-_1
Mining & Exploration Co
5%
;
Alberta
Jan
45c
Jun
a51 %
Ltd
Labrador
5Va
yyy y'v
Power. &
Acklands
Apr
500
1.00
1.60
35c
Apr
10c
2,000
3.25
2.00
3.20
2,500
%c
5
5%c
*
Labrador
5%
Preferred
Jan
1.00
2.00
pfd_. 150
Ltd-
vAug
of, Can__2
Fund
<yy ,y•yyy.yy-" '
Abitibi
Jan
1.00
1.00
common.
Mines
May
3c
Abacon
29 %c May
2.75
3.10
■
Lead
6c
July
4.00 July
"
yy y^-'-
,
Oct
1.00
_♦
Kontiki
81c
1,000
Friday
May
60c
5C
-1
Ltd
1.000
Stock Exchange issues are segregated into two parts.
The first
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, and the second list the MINES and OILS.
'
;
;
Oct
9
40c
3,425
1.35
Ltd.-1
Mines
Inv
INDUSTRIAL
Nov
80c
5%C
Ltd_l
-1
Petroleums
82c
3 VaC
Toronto Stock
y
Jan
27 "
Oct
1.10
1.15
—
Kodiak
82c
Toronto
The
Mining
Co
70
3%c
Apr
8%
•
Jan
14c
conv
cum
20
2,600
3.30
-1
6%
Sep
3c
3,000
-
23c
Jan
May
6Va July
12c
July*
15c
13 %c 13
9
Ltd
Foundation
Nov
3%c
*
;
Ltd
Prices
13c
5%c
—*
&
65
1
Ltd
Co
Speculative
Jun
11.500
70c
*
—
Gold
75c
1
Ltd
Oil
Mines
Oct
35c
Aug
7%
100-*-
16c
Ltd—*
Ltd
York
July
14c 14%c
Development--—
Can
y 1.500
1
;ville
Nov
11
25
1.6 *Y>
a4.25
16c
*
1
*
Canada
Iron Corp,
Desmond
Kiena
a4,25
60
17,500
9
3c
./:
•
y 25c
*
Continental
Israel
27
25c
1
Helium
Foundation
Inv
a7%
27
5
Interprovincial
Investment
14c
a7
1
International
International
10c
12c
1—1
Dev & Explor
Ceramic
Mining
Int'l Atlas
44,500
13c
Ltd
Inspiration
5c
Ltd
of
tc
Chemicals
Inland
47,000
1
Gui Por Uranium Mines & Metals
Hastings
9c
*
Ltd
Poods
555
8c
Ltd.———*
^
*
Corp
July
65
65
Sep
15
Sep
Sep
9 Va
10%
8c
Ltd
18 %
May
Feb
25c
Jan
13
160
10 V*
5
Ltd
16c
7,000
15
*
Mines Ltd
Age
l5%
1
Minerals
1.40
15
__1
„
Nov
.
July
Jan
common
Autotronics
Golden
1.95
Jan
1.92
Lake Silver Mines Ltd
Glen
25VaC
2.800 :
Frigistors Ltd
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd
Genuine
14.506
Jan
14
14
3c
8,300
Apr
20c
—1
Ltd
Mines
Oct
10%
2.65
Lt-d
Sec
Power
Lake
Fox
29
Aug
1.35
Ltd
(19451
Reliance
Fort
Oct.
8%
2.50
*
:
Mines
Fontana
22'/a
300
■;
9%
18 Vac
100
Mines Ltd
Rock
Flint
4.595
26
9%
5c
3J0
14
; V Class, B
Westburne
Higli
Low
3c
W"
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
3c
*
i.
1.36
Industries Ltd—1.
Industries
Fiscal
Aug
1.19 Mar
Mar
10c
2.50
:
Limited—
Feralco
37c
•
19 %C
4%. pfd
Mines
Metal
Faoi
Feb
-—1
Explorations
Fab
Sep
9c
1
1
Ltd
Electrolier ' class
Oct
1
Ltd—
Mines
Bakeries
18 %
25,000
26 %
26
•
Dumont Nickel
East
Equity
22c
9%
Shares
Virginia Mining Corp
1
Wabasso Couoxi Co Ltd common——*
Sep
5c
12,100
*
Weld & Steel Works Ltd
fi»r Week
Low
Par
y
22Vac Jan
1,625
28c
20c
Oilcloth 6c Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Drummond
Eastern
a2c
26c
20c
a2c
Sales
Range,
Sale Price
2.t>0
July
14% July
450
26 %c
11
i-
Explorers Ltd
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
Dominion
Dominion
18 Va:
18
High
1.40
8,640
1
Ltd—
Mines
Dolsan
y
5
A—.
Low
21.35
Week's
ot Trices
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
2.25
2.35
•
^——
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
Friday
Fridaj
,
Monday, November 11, 1963
Jun
Feb
-
Oct
46
16% Jun
20% May
Canadian
United
United
United
United
Val
Van
Asbestos
Corp
Ltd
Mining Co Ltd
Principal Properties
Towns
Mar
Der
Electric
Co
2.75
1
Obalski
Ltd
;_*
60c
2.75
200
56c
65c
20,250
16 V'sc 16%c
•
10
'
16%
16%
2.72
38c
Hydrocarbon
17
2.370
15 ¥4 Mar
19 % Mav
Oct
4.25
Jan
Canadian
Imperial Bank
^-10
63
%
63 %
8,960
60 %> July
69¥2 May
July
75c-
Feb
Canadian
Industrial
.2.50
9 %
8%
9%
615
7% July
13
12%
13
1.005
10%
Aug
18%
18
18%
3.528
13%
Feb
13% Oct
18% Nov
36%
1,277
16 %c
Nov
28c
250
.
16%
11%
Jan
19%
Aug
5.75
Jan
Preferred
July
Canadian
;
.-
Industries
——
Hout
Pools
Ltd
Associates
ViolaMac
Mines
For
Ltd
Ltd-—
1
4.60
4.95
1.450
_*
1.00
1.00
1,000
5VaC
5 Vac
5 VaC
13,00U
1
—
footnotes,
1.00
_1
Explorations
see
page
2.43
41.
*2.49
3,000
4.60
Nov
,1.00 July
5c
1.75
Oct
Feb
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
3.65 Mar
Canadian
Petrofina
12%c Mar
Canadian
Tire
'
2.49
Nov
Class
A
Corp
—
10
common
•'
Swimming
Vanguard
16 %
common
Gas.,
preferredcommon
I_25
—
10
62
35,955
24%
Jan
13
8,370
10V4
Sep
37 %
37%
103
29
30%
35
13
29 Va
36 %
12%
36 V'b
37 V«
.
32% July
23 % Jan
10
/ Feb
13%
46
30%
Nov
Sep
Mar
Oct
Number 6315
193
Volume
.
.
The
.
Commercial
Chronicle
Financial
and
(1875)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
stocks
Sale Price
Par
Utilities
Canadian
Low
Canadian
Wallpaper
Canadian
Western
class
B—*
Gas
Mfrs
22
4'r
16%
161/2
C hem cell
!—_
Industries
Bldg
common
17
22
A
,
SI
P
Jan
25
Fea
Preferred xx_-——_x—____!x__x_:
Interprovincial Discount common,
22
Nov
295
17
Jan
20 7e
Jun
120
17%;/
:
.
15%
Jan
17%
Jun
Jan
22
'
20 y2
20 Va
Mar
33%
Oct
6%
1.90
Oct
4.05
Jan
500
2.10
2.30
1.950
131/8
13%
23,884
10%
37%
400
37
t)ct
21 */a
21 '/a
21%
80
21
13%
Oct
38
100
530
13
13
8
7Va
7
7%
2,845
3.15
3.40
3,000
22
22
575
—.
Warrants
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Low
23%
23 Va
48 %
47%
23%
48 %
6,190
25
*
3.85
3.85
4.00
500
2.00
2.00
320
1.80
83%
83%
85
1,792
78%
Jan
High
Oct
5
warrants
Investors
21% Aug
27%
47
375
54% May
Oct
Oct'
3.75
Jun
65a
Jan
4.55
:
87
Jan
May
•
3.70
3.35
3.85
42.886
1.50
Feb
3.85
25c
Sep
52 3 a
52
52%
3.045
50*%
Aug
59%
Jan
10
Syndicate class A
Jamaica
Public
10
110
100
9%
Feb
'/a Nov.
;'
4.95
Jan
8%
Oct
V 2.05 Jan
3.15
Apr
3.55
Jan
2.10
14%
Kelly
-Jan
7
7%
2,130
2.65
2.75
3.400
3.30
3.40
7.588
10*%
10*%
/
2.75
common-
,::£-i
10
10%
53c
42c
53c
A__
class
5%
5%
5%
2.420
1.80
Kelvinator
3.80 May
of
9%
9%
1674
1774
3.05
300
17
.
2,025
9%
;
.
7,700
_•
1.70
Douglas
Warrants
8% May
Apr
Ltd
V
7%
warrants
Club
Warrants
Oct
109
;
Preferred
No/'
217 a
.
56% May
11% Mar /
5% Apr
B
Jockey
Oct
Service
Lake
Class
Nov
38
~
96
13
3.20
common
*
38
—
for Week
Jan
32
5%
13%
.25
.25
1961
Oct
4.30
-
2.50
common
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
July
110
290'
22
Utilities
;
Jefferson
i
Development
Clairtone
Jun
22%
31
2.30
__—_———.—
preferred
—-—
preferred 'X-—,———_x—•
K
35%
juiy
Sales
Range
of Prices
.»
Par
,■
io
'25
161/2
22
••
29% Jan
5 %
.25
C
.
"
31
—•
$1.75
/'
International
'
—
Capital
V.
210
22
1
Last
Sale Price
275
20
22
High
Low
331/4
20
com-*
Natural
preferred _.%x—--w———20
5"2% preferred
—20
Canadian
Westinghouse
Canadianwide Properties ———
■
32%
20
*
Vickers
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High <
33%
com
Canadian
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
Sales
Friday
39
Canada—*
Aug
-
j
13%
/
Apr
Jan"
42c
// 5
11'% May
Nov
10%
205
/
80c
Jan
6% May
1.60
'
July
Aug
2.65 May
9
Jan,
12%
Feb
'
Cochrane
22
Dunlop
common—-—„
Cellulose
Columbia
9%
——
Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
Building
Warrants
"
Class
—■
common
Crain
1,295
7%
Jan
9 74
Sep
14,238
4.75
Jan
6.60
Nov
29%
13,199
22%
Jan
297a
Oct
38%
39%
6,693
36
Jan
11%
11%
27,837
105
105
20
9
9
Crows
Lambton
97a
Sep
Laura
7% Mar
.
18%
18%
721
16%
Jan.
181/2
/ 385
16 V*
Jan
18%
6%
6%
1.55
/
5,526
1.45
3,690
8V4
8*/8
8%
5% July
1.05
9
Jan
6.530
—1
2.40
2.40
2.50
2,567
10%
10 %
11 % Sep
1774 May
>
Nov
Lawson
700
13% Mar
30
Jan
50
72
70
73
1,030
55
Jan
73
NOV
56
56
50
56
Oct
61
Apr
14%
14%
100
12% Mar
16
14%
6,620
11% Jau
15%
&
2474
Levy
class
A
Loblaw
Class
Jan
12%
Sen
85c
15 74
Jun
18%
Feb
12
July
19
Jan
Jan
22
Apr
135
23 74
Apr
20 %
125
367a
Jan
Jan
4,715
2.423
127a
Jan
22
Jan
13
125
24
3.70
4.20
21%
12%
12%
12%
845
10 7a
7%
774
774
27.080
7%
•
7%
77a
5074
49
32%
32
July
12%
Nov
Feb
Oct
May
9%
Apr
7%
Sep
9%
Jan
1,405
47%
Jan
51%
Apr
.680
30
Aug
33%
Jan
31 Va July
33%
Jan
774 Nov
1374 Mar,;
10%
32 74
;
24
16,730
507a
pfd—30
1st
>
774
50
A
class
Feb
22%
43 %
*
—x—
26%
Oct
Sep
22
Apr
2.25 Sep
A
12
Groceterias
Sep
20
2074
■
Jan
8%
21
A
Oct
nov
4.20
'.
Oct
Oct
774
•
B
Preferred
Loblaw
93b
37c
•
;
common-
class
Co
24
2.95 May
520'
38%
_*
—
July
Oct
3.05
400
2174
38
24
Oct
2.30
7.360'
25
2174
x_
Industries
2nd. preferred
Apr
24 %
38
Oct
2.10
660
21
20
4.90
400'
•
1374
20%
—
Jones
Leland
Jan
14%
14%
13 74
21
—
235
May
133a
8„c
Feb
l.7/4
0
750
16
*
preferred
450
16
%
Sep
Feb
Sep
2.4j
470
44c
7%
—20
25
„—
7
10%
40c
7%
16
common-
——
preferred
15
.2—10
Financial
preferred
preferred
50
40c
—_3
Shops___
$2.00
10%
.1—5
Candy
$1.25
15
—<-/
2.80
%
$1.40
49
common-
19%
2.70
2
Jan
2.65
10%
Ltd
19%
2.75
>
18%
15c,
9,620
19%
14% Jan
1.400
common
8% July
8
.
Oct
7% July
450
$6.25
50
———.—
50c
4.85
Loan
Secord
Jun
10%
International
40c
__—_———x__
Laurentide
197% May;'
I8V2
10
Nest
Crush
Feb
11,725'
4.80
4.80
.
Warrants
109 »/a
■
preferred-——. —50
Zellerbach / ____x_—x_—
Crpwn
1,155
1.50
-------
40c!
1
-
Preferred
41 % May
Nov
%
8
Trust
Crown
,
6 y2
Timber
x—:
Lake Ontario Cement
-12'%' 'Sep
*■
10% July
105
I8V4
Ltd—,—.
Li
warrants..
.20
Warrants
2 9 tit
-
—10
Gas
8%
Credit
(R
Cement
6.60
18
Imperial
Cosmos
Lakeland
Vs
8
9
'; Warrants;;----—
2nd
preferred
_Xw_x—x_——-
Crest brook
Lafarge
6.00
,_100
—.
—
Coronation
10%
•
11%
——.
Clark Publishing™Corby Distillery voting——_—
B
Jan
Nov
9
.
%
Preferred
Coop
Class
Oct t
Jan
Labatt
29%
Smelting—.
Paper
Gas
6
7%
1,025
25,380"
■
Nov
6.45
«•••<
preferred-.'-
B
61/2
10 %
s
9%
Jan
39%
—w
-
Mining &
Consolidated
Consumers
6
8%
—10
Preferred/Consolidated
e
common
22 *
May
4.10
11,350
io %
———
—
9%
8%
20
'
-2
Distillers
Seagrams
Dominion
& Anglo
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
of
Dominion
Coal preferred—x
Electrohome
Inv pfd—
—
•
Dominion
Gen
*
Inv——
—
Dominion
Co
Lime
warrants
Scottish
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
IlO
Tar
Textile
16%
17
4,180
16%
Nov
118 119%
150
•
common.
•
common
20
Maclaren
(M)
Exquisite
Co
Class
warrants
A
•
Jan
Apr
Power
&
2.70
Apr
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
*
10
Apr
Maple
Leaf
Mills
*
15%
15
15%
•
16
15%
1674
20.973
115
115
20
2.00
1.95
400
2.00 •
Jan
7
July
Ltd
8 %
425
50
50
102
1,210
10
Jan
17%
Oct
47a/>
preferred
8.220
13% Feb
16% Aug
16%
Oct
57a%
preferred
15%
15%
16%
/
50% May
47% Mar
Massey-Ferguson
16%
17%
21.139
21% Julv
Maxwell
21
21%
2.537
16%
Jan
21%
Jun
M
39%
17
40
945
30%
Jun
44%
E
Ltd common—
—
i
Ltd
P
9%
4.535
9
Aug
37'%
180
30
Jan
39
Mar
215
215
215
12
189'
Mar
265
July
7
7%
1,900
10%
10%
125
1.35
11%
1.20
Oct
Class
B
100
25
Feb
38
Montreal
Locomotive
3.70
200
3.70
3.60
-
4.95
Aug
71%
25
58
Jan
T'9
Feb
Moore
115
28
Jan
30
Jan
Morse
50c
55c
%
55 %
174 176%
50
45%
399
171%
678
29%
25%
class
Jan
18 %
18 Vs
200
17%.
Oct
750
6%
Jan
8
29
—1
18%
A
63 74
Sep
291
83c
,
Jan
5
8
*
1
Oct
8
55
175
*
*
Trailer
50c
1.100
28%
5
(Charles
Fruehauf
Montreal
29%
——*
Frosst
■
71%
*
Companies
Jan
29%
'
Fraser
% Sep
'
•
-_i
■*.
6%
7
Feb
Power
General
Bakeries
5%
__100
General
Development
General
101'% 101%
50
—*
pfd
14%
15
380
1
1
6%
61
„
100
27%
27 >
2
40
90 %
94%
4,011
1.00
1.00
600
65c
27%
27%
28%
225
27
,
General
Petroleum
General
13
12%
—
Motors
General
——
Products
General
Steel
Preferred
Mfg
Wares
4'/
Jan
class
A
National
Neon
104 %■ Jan
10%
5%
■.
Preferred
—
13% July
Jan'
7%
Jan
92
Mar
144
43%
45
49
49
May
;
87'4
15%
Jan
24
Oct
23%
1.145
;* 19%
Jan
25
May
1,677
8.65
Jan
13%
S2.80
preferred
B
warrants
C
50
warrants..
West
Great
class
Coal
A—
10
Class
common——
b
5%
*
—*
Trust-
Farms
Nova/ Scotia
Hawker
Hir.de
Ogilvie
61
Holt
Rent
Home
Class
2.15
Products
Fixture
5%
Premier
■—
18 74
26%
Jan
Reitman
Oct
7% May
100
20c
-5c
7.uuj
,
-
1.
common—
—5
6.
—.
•
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preferred
164
'
14%
165
42 %
43 y4
5c
14 y4
108
18.043
14
164
43%
.4.86%
—
?5
Nov
.' 5.183
6%
6%
May
-39% July
13
6 7's
1.050
Jun'
Jan
Minerals
class
Robin
:
May
2.55
Inland
Cement
Co
Natural
15
Oct
Russel
Oct
St
77a Jan
St
69
1.60
95c
Preferred
192
Mar
45% May
16
6%
Mav
Jan
Selkirk
Seven
Warrants
a
—x— x
—
Feb
Shell
77s
Nov
International
Nickel
Powders
4.55
4.60
10
16%
16 %
16%
622
16%
Nov
18%
Jun
1
6%
6%
6%
7.420
4.75
Jan
6%
Nov
20
19
18%
19
1.10O
177a
Jan
—-
60c
2.560
_.
26 3'4
26%
26%'
68
68%
69%
490
.*
67 %
67 Vs
69
10.005
6.25
19 74 May
Oct
87c
25
July'
28% July
44%
Jan
'
2,75
Feb
3.50 May
674
Apr
61 % July
Class
Jan
100
7%
5,130
29
29
60
26%
Apr
1.80
1.75
2.00
1.610
1 00
Aug
6% Mar
10%
10.690
8%
Feb
10% May
1074
1074
343
343
345
1.30
1.35
315
43
1.30
650
3674
36
3674
1.25
8%
37'
345
Mar
1.75
Sep
774
40c
1.630
4.15
4.80
7.193
39c
4.00
1.630
774
774
33c
3.00
b
Preferred
73 •'
Feb
Stafford
4.60
103
104
1,061
64 %
2.50
125
2.50
117
Jan
2.50
Sep
Nov
Jan
Feb
Oct
May
5.00 May
'
7%
Feb
8% May
1.20
Aug
2.50
•
874
874
974
8%
5,753
2174
2174
2174
240
9 74
9%
>
,
3.70
3.75
Aug
9%
Feb
97b
8%
9
7314
7274'
1474
1474
14%
25 74
,25%
10 74
1074
Mall
*
,
/
—10
——
10
74
__!
'
—25
-*
a)—
10%
Corp
45 %
8%
100
class
70
July
,
14%
26
*
*
—"
3.00
2.90
3.05
10%
Jan
19%
x
4.80
200
,
——-
Ltd—1—
Dairies
—
——
2774
5.75
1674
——1*
*
_* '
*
20
80
99*2
9%
Jun
2.35
Feb
/
Ltd
'
May
Feb
Apr
Jun
11%
Oct
3.65
SeD
6.50
4.15 May
Feb
-
'
11
7% July
Mar
8 74
2.150
5.00
2.335
4.25 July
5%
Aug
2774
27%
378
25% July
28%
Feb
5.75
6.10
3.301
1774
10.973
14
16%
14
5.30
13%
,
9.05 May
Jan
20% May
Jan
5%
4 00 Julv
815
4.60
1474
12%
14 %
Feb
13
976
Jan
14
14
55
37 74
37
3774
2,789
3.10
3.05
3.10
400
2.75
10
1074
600
9 Va
May
14%
Jan
10
;
14
38 Va
Jan
Sep
Oct
3.55
Jan
11%
Jan
20
20%
52
52
,50
2974
30
1.444
——*
4.80
4.50
4.90
2.175
Jan
20%
~
Sep
51%
Feb
52'
29
Aug
36%
Aug
Jan.
3.80 Mar
4.90
Oct
17%
675
20
29%
50
29%
Feb
Aug
'
——•
•
104
Jan
19,694
10274 10274
4.45
•
——x—:
—
Industries
Foods
•
——*
a—
Aug
774
-*
class
Oct
May
4.95
*
20
preferred
—
—
14
2.825
4.70
1774
Jan
9% July
325
1174
Industries——
81
24%
35
640
1174
—
9%
10% May
865
17%
a
Jan
3.337
102 74
1174*
Oct
10
'
—*
17%
47
July
-•
a
Jan
Oct
6
74
Oct
Oct
5.25
NOV
14,125
pfd-——-10
class a_
class
9
21%
Jan
Jan
2 25 Mar
2.618
874
4.50
'19%
1.000
45%
8%
Industries
Somerville
Southam
'
Jan
Oct
10374
^
Jan
41% May
33% Aug
2.002
4574
Simpsons
Ltd
l
k d Manufacturing
Slater Steel
common————
Oct
Jan
3.40
674
87o
s
71
-
%
23%
45%
Ltd
Silverwood
Jan
41c
195
5
For footnotes, see page 41.
57c
-
pfd —-25
Sep
Oct
_x———5
4—,—
class
common
Shullys
8% May
•
Bronze
6.00
18%
a—————*
Standard
Canada
28%
Apr
Minerals
9.00 May
450
7.412
3.40
__
—
Investment
Feb
u
—
International
International
1974
6.30
1974
77'2
Bldg common—
•
;
———*
Arts
Aug
;
15% May
Aug
6.10
1874
__
Sep
Shawinigan
Shell
Jan
Jan
Holdings
7 %
1
/II
Oct
Oct
18 Vs
Say/ette
4.15
4.10 July
9%
10%
Jan
21Vu
325
38
Aug
Jan
100
V
42.364
4.50
Nov
Jan
8 % May
Mar
Lawrence
720
-
12 74
1174
1174
30
8
Lawrence Cement
13.2%
*
700
5
Salada Foods Ltd—^—
8
.'
1,110
974
Oct'
7%
common
37%
9
Apr
Sep
Aug
100
(Hugh
8
preferred.
Gas
2.75
2.300
2.75
37 74
15
23%
Jan
100
Preferred
Nov
7%
.
Inland
3.05'
2.80
3774
'
*
common-
Royal Bank of Canada
23%
24%.
July
100
1.250
Paper
Royalite
23%
*
12 Va
14
1' ;
-x——
Nodwell
/ 7%
—
3.797
4,576
12%
874
class
Rockwell
•
A——
14%
21%
14%
Jan
137a
2074
1774
Preferred
——————*
Industrial Acceptance common
Ingersoll Machine
Inglis (John)
10%
1474
874
Warrants
industrial
Apr
27% May
16%
Rothmans of Pall
157a
'
9%
Aug
2174
;
•
x_x
*
imperial Life
Jan
874
Sep
14% May
July
58% May
5% July
13d
Now
8.340
5c
8%
20%
171/4
Rolland
22
.,11
771
13c
300
~
10 895
5c
1,242
4.05
Oct
Mar
13% July
15c
May
58
3.030
10
8%
2474
:
20%
Mar
1.35 Mar
_x— _x>
8%
24 %
874
24%
—*
Revelstoke
5.701
Jun
Chemical———_———2
4.10
57.685
Sep
21
Jan
*
a—
3172
1072 July
397a
17%
—x4__—_x——100
Preferred'
26% Mar
15
warrants
Jan
1.80
/
Oct
31% Mar
4.678
warrants
Oct
Jan
May
15%
13,125
•/■_-.
Gas-
warrants
Jan
2.65
61h
4
/
Natural
1963
19
25
68%
Quebec
1959
50
18.291
6
bro^
18
25
68
Sep
Price
17%- Sep
Jan
Mar
16
Feb
Aug
Reichhold
i5ya
%
May
Jun
4.70
30
Mar
18%
20c
Ore
Aug
10% July
'
38 74
100
_x__x
Iron
July
2.45
6
27
Oct
18 74
*
x—x
Trust
Rapid Grip Batten
14'%
1
120
Apr
25
3674
1
Oct
29%
Jan
1834
1.25
—
Corp
Premium
Jan
14%
—20
:
common
27 74
,
37%
—.——*
Aug
14
2.60
17%
14
*
64
75
Jud
Nov
July
Nov
250
13
——•'
common—-
14
19
14%
Co
7
1.00
1.65 Aug
Oct
Jan
Nov
Jan
1,803
125
2.05
Nov
21
28
24%
225
—l
Pipeline
23%
,
1.15
16
l--—_—
l_
Oct
13%
_20c
Erie
C
Jan
Nov
8
'
Class
6.683
19-
16%
1574
*
x—
Drilling
Pembina
Juti
14%
Bay
Warrants
57%
10%
Jan
16
•
24%
2,505
57 %
Parker
July
50%
Feb
,
120
19%
Apr
2.45
137a
1.
.
x
Oil
6
94%
19%
57
Jan
3,
12%
Petroleum
2.60
19
A
Pittfield
Husky
5%
94 %
Jan
7*4
-880
104
Jan
,
27
———!—x——*
prefen-ed
54
128
19%
45%
1,355
7'%
15 3 a
•
common—
Hersey—___—
Aug
11
6.050
25%
5,050
10%
88
20
27%
27
30
"
Steel
Pacific
Page
Mar
25c
4.080
31 y4
25
x—*
class
Huron
Class
2.05
100
:
B
Home
Hudson's
473;
51%
10%
V: 7
'
200
30 %
re w
Oil
61 Vs
25%
■'
..
'v.: /
24 %
*
——
Flour
Power
Feb
.
•
Industries
44
3,627
25
•
common
common
Dauch_:
&
12
—
commoxv
14%
r
510
2.10
25
Siddeley
r>
30%
common
Preferred '
«
25%
*
common
Carpets
•r.
11%
*
—
Cement
Ocean
Penmans
Oct
104
•
Gas:
Power
Phantom
July
15%
103
11%
•
Natural
1.35 May
5%
Oct
380
*
x__
507/2 July
21c
2,377
75c
61 %
common
Preferred
Hayes Steel
1<7%
25c
i,
Hardee
17%
16%
11%
10
-
Cotton
Harding
58c
>
16%
16%
40c
Lines
Guaranty
160
2.400
50c
•
*
warrants
Hamilton
5%
58c
14%
12
—*
—
Feb
Feb
Julv
1.050
1574
10%
preferred
Wire
'
Sep
74c
10
13%
50 %
51%
.'
Steel
Niagara
10% Mar
1.15
2,765
1,500
•
L.
Saddlery common
Greater Winnipeg Gas
Voting trust
—x_—
Greyhound
1.50
2.60
Aor
Feb
27%
Sep
48
25
50
1.35
-
Jan
10%
7 Va Mar
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Jan
22
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3.20
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Jun
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3.10
323
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22%
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100
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23% May
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430
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32
84
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Feb
22%
4.25
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1-.45
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Nov
127
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7
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Oct
1.00
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3.25 May
1.35
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50
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2.00
Jan
1.45
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Great
Sep
1.95
common—*
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Jan
2,635
23%
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Northern
Jan
%
92
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340
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32
1.36
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Oct
200
4.25
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Feb
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13%
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110%
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45
2.00
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32
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Jan
31
Canada
157
45
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Gas
Fine
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27% May
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Jan
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20
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Oct
3.20
25
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Oct
2.45
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10
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Monarch.
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26%
100
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Jun
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Jan
200
3.00
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66
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Jun
May
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900
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21% May
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175
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19
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22
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19%
100
68
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July
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2 5«5
150
66%
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——
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7%
3.341
v
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714
100
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7%
76
7
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1
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32
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3174
17
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21
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317a
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23% May
Nov
30
12%
8%
•
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preferred
12%
66 7a
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Sep
1st
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16%
17%
20%
14
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V
100
Feb
110
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Jun
102 V 4 102%
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119%
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Jan
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92
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60
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100
17
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12%
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The Commercial and
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Week's
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Last
STOCKS
Range
for Week
Low
9%
27.292
22
59
60
49
Mar
59
34%
34 %
17%
17%
1.475
101
101
101
50
1.55
19 %
41'
41
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9,743
59
;
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Apr
3.50 Jan
10%
Oct
15%
11%
710
10 %
Nov
14%
Apr
Sep
Jan
92%
93 %
39
39
50
16%
16%
16%
25
10%
10 %
100
35%
34%
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56.791
13%
13%
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15 %
Oct
6 ¥2
Jan
8%
Nov
Consolidated Bellekeno
11%
Nov
14%
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22
22
1,500
21
Aug
23%
10
52%
10
49
Aug
52%
Nov
Consolidated Fenimore Iron—
11 %
1,915
9
Feb
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Oct
Consolidated
20%
20%
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9,585
55 %
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Jan
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May
Consolidated
Nov
Consolidated
Consolidated
6% Jan
6%
57
58%
7
630
,
Jan
May
Consolidated
Oct
Coppercorp
16%
Oct
Copper-Man
50
36 %
Jan
Jun
Coulee
39
41%
41c
1,200
30c
Jun
10%
14,840
18%
19
2,400
July
10
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15% July
11%
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12%
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1
12
11%
Exploration
Gas & Oil
Accra
X: 2,300
1,620
8%
Apr
21
21%
7,071
15%
Feb
6.55
6.70
1,020
2.95
Feb
7.20
4.95
4.85
4.95
1,975
3.55
Jan'
Acme
Mines
Agnico
Ltd
Mines
Advocate
22
13,474
43c
52c
58c
8.100
40c
Jan
29c
33,540
20c
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34c
;,15c
Jan
2.45
650
22c
22C
2.47
2.105
2.12
17c
5,603
15 %c
Apr
1
1
Lead Mines
Petroleums
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:
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Anglo United Development
:
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10c
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Aug
10c
20c
1
Amalgamated Rare Earth
American Leduc Petrol
40c
Jan
16c
4%C
4%c
5c
8,687
4c
May
25c
23c
28c
29,208
23c
12
10
12
5.900
10%
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7%c
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Apr
15c
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1
40c
1
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Oil
Asamera
Nickel
Jan
10%
5,100
10c
Feb
33.400
20c
Aug
42c
Sep
Jan
8c
8c
8,198
7%c Sep
14c
1.00
1.10
9,500
90c
Jan
7%c May
1.29
13c 14 %c
23.200
90c
90c
95c
2,833
39 %c
33c
40c
14.500
15c
85c
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7c
7c
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5%c
7%c
3.70
3.50
3.70
9.00
9.00
125
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$5 preferred
5%% ' preferred —
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Base
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Beattie
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Bevcon
Bibis
Yukon
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1.62
22.474
92c
Jan
1.62
20,300
23c
Mar
52c
13.500
12c
Aug
31c
11.900
49c
Mar
60c
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Ankerite
Red
9,000
9%c
9c
10c
61.667
4c
3%c
4c
6.600
19c
24c
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Gas
&
Mattagami
Campbell Chibougamau
■Campbell Red Lake
Canada
Highland Bell
Hollinger Consolidated
Jun
Jun
26c
6.60
7.55
41.000
Sep
Oct
15c
21c
364.093
6%c Jan
21c
Nov
20c
25c
144,100
10c
47c
Mar
8c
2.20
12c
14c
20.700
62c
65c
76,900
3.772
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4.05
4.05
4.20
22 c
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5.65
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82c
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86c
32,500
35,515
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37c
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6.15
2.67
Oct
Jan
Jan
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see page
10c
12,350
9%c Oct
15c
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53,266"
27c
57c
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-
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15c
May
Aug
24
Oct
25c
Jan
2.20
8c
2.00
75c
2.90
Aug
Oct
'
8c
5c
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86c
7,590
75c
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1.05
15c
19c
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7c
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19%c
56c
29,625
44c
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'68c
9,833-
13%c
4,163
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July
Jan
1.16 July
5.10 May
Frontier
Gold
Kenville
Kerr-Addison
Copper
Kilembe
Kirkland
98c
*
1
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————
2,000
5Vac Jan
9%c
Jun
31c
5,250
28c
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1
62,000
14c
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35c
39c
1,500
27c
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58c
1.17
1.23
11,860
84c
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1.60
;
2.42
3,008,172
88c
Aug
35,700
35c
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10c
9c 10 %c
5c
3.10
15%
350
1.70
1.75
1,150
4.05
4.35
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50c
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7c
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6c"
5.30
7,684
2.99
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5.60
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Lake
Osu Mines—-
1.70
526
1.00
Aug
1.70
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Shore
92c
1.05
36,365
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1.18
Apr
La
18,400
1.09
Jan
18%
Aug
Jan
1.75
Nov
3.45 Mar
80c
July
Aug,
5.75
1.40
27c
Oct
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Feb
Lakehead
Jan
Lake
Mines
Lingman
Luz
—
_
41.
1■
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8c
Oct
44c
Mines
Aug
13c
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9c
Feb
May
1.70
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2.55 May
11,650
3.90
Nov
5.25 May
'
7,400
Jun
16c
9,80U
Mar
22c
11c 13 %c
153,000:
7c
Jan
22c
28c
19,500
25c
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43c
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4,000
15c
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26c
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1,400
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15c
1.00
V
14c
16%
3,495
29c
2,412,925
8c
37,000
9c
10c
68,500
12c
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5c
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55c
57c
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28c
36c
71c
70c
72c
.
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Aug
22c
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Apr
29c
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11c
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89c
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6c
449,570
10,236
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43c
•
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11c
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20c
7,533
32 %c
.
Mar
39c
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57c
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74c
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10c 10 %c
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10'
2,831
55c
Sep
|
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5.50
5.50
5.70
5,830
27%
27
27%
'2,005
24%
Jan
14
14
15
10,244
11%
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9%c
9c
9%c
10,450
6%c Sep
21c
19 %c
21c
6,000
15c
7%c
19c
34%
15
Aug
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12 %c
1,000
/
12c
9,000'
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19c
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Jan
6.95 Aug
Jan
3.90
13%
95c
-
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65c
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17 %c
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'
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20
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29c
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7c
1.31
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6 %c
18
19c
18%
26 %C'
15c
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!-29c
9c
5%c Nov
Sep
Mar
Sep
5%C
6c
6,000
2.00
2,700
1.95
Oct
2.75
Feb
2.00
2.00
4,801
1.86
Jan
3.00
Apr
2.50
2.50
2.65
75c
85c
6 V2C
6%c
7c
22,000
5c
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30c
27c
31c
23,013
16c
Feb
1.09
1.10
2.26
2.26
2.32
3,600
2.00 July
12 V4c
13c
4,100
10 %c Mar
12V4C
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2,500:/
1.06
800
1.23
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65c
37c
1.72
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2.87
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11,350
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20,000
8 %c
200
71c
1,894
66c
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1.05
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Aug
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3,813
10,200
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■
36c
42c
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6c
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56c
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5c
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7%C
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6c
Oct
10 %c
11
2.100
8.00
Jan
4.75 July
2.95 Mar
3,000
5.240
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8.00
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Apr
9.85 Mar
Apr
v
15c
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13c
13c
2.500
8c
8%c
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2,155
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85c
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1.15
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15
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15
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29 %
Jan
59 % May
29c
66.948
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30c
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51c
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55c
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24c
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,
2.03
267.700
70c
108,550
11 %c
39.000
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Oct
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1.55
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1.10
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Feb
14 %c
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5.80 Aug
7.45
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3.50 May
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40c
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8.50
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5.20
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v
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1,480
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Jan
July
32 %c Oct
Aug
Nov
1.500
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27c
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Feb
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Jun
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14
5.900
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2.700
27 %
58%
21c
17c
' Oct
5,181
3.30
27
8c
1
Nov
14 %c
Mar
7c
Aug
1.27
7V2C Feb
14,300
.
„
.—
J
Apr
4c
1.00 Aug
>
Jan
Feb
May
5c
15c
Gold—
Mines
2.33
20c
Jan
1.51
98c
•
1
Mining & Exploration
Dufault Mines
Labrador
53c
Oct
Apr
Sep
Nov
4.05
26c
28c
10c
2.42
700
5%c
15c
15c
12 %C
;
1.45
18c
'
22,608'
10c 10 %d
9c
1.55
10c
Kopan
2.95
14
Sep
Nov
37c
17c
1.23
*
Minerals
Kirkland Townslte-
Oct
16c
5%c
'28c
31c
——1
—1
_——
Co Ltd
Mining
Oct
Aug
5%c
_—_—-—
Copper
18c
Jun
Aug
14 %c
15c
r.
——1
Joburke Gold Mines————
1
Joliet Quebec Mines——
—1
Jonsmith Mines
—-—*
Jowsey
13c
8c
83c
52c
Mines Ltd——
Joutel
Apr
8c
———.——1
Explorations
Jelex
Jan
32C
30c
—
—
28c
Oct
Aug
26%c July
15 c
Oil—
Keelev
9c
15c
,
Bay
Hudson Bay
/.
For
f.
5.00
83c
1
5
Jun
17
3.500
Gold
Mining & Smelting—
July
6.45
3.10 Mar
4%c Jan
Hudson
—
1.45
7c
_l
Jan
9%c
30c
'
5.15
50c
Dyno Mines
78c
—1
15%
3.05
4.05
Delhi
Oct
1
Lake_
Mines
23c
19c
40%c Apr
,
Gold
Heath
65c
7%c May ;
9c
Oct
9,000
8%c
May
13c
1
Exploration
Jan
41c
2.50
Hugh Pam Porcupine
1
Hydra Exploration —;——-—_ ——1
Irish Copper Mines——.—————1
Iso Mines
:
—
—1
Jacobus
J.—
—35c
7.55
Jan
62c
l
1
Canadian
Feb
40c
Tungsten
Australian
Canadian
Oct
7c
53c
Southern 'Petrol
Canada
Canadian
11c
18c
1
1
;
18c
10,000
1
1
—
Sep
Jan
■
Hasaga Gold Mines
Nov
Feb
1.70
Oil Lands
Nov
15,087
61c
1
1
—
4%c
Oct
'
Minerals
Harrison
Hastings
11c
♦
Canada
20c
22c
54c
——1
;
Mines-
Rock Gold
Hard
Headway Red
14c
■
Mining
Gunnar
Feb
25c
i
22c
19 %c
Mines—
Jan
35c
*
Camflo
20c
19 %c
__————_1.
-1
Mines
Lead
Jun
4.625
*
Oil
Petroleum
Oct
9c
Freehold
10c
1,500
6.86
Gulf
Develop
Plains
21c
39.081
5c
Edmonton
Calgary &
Camerina
3.80
22c
5,450
16,800
1
1
Nov
38c
1
Mines
4.05
——*
3%c
~
Cadamet
4.00
1
Mining
Feb
20c
1
Smelting
Holdings Ltd
4.05
—1
—
14c
37c
T__i
Lake
1.20
Nov
Explorers
4%c
18 %c
24c
37c
1
Brunswick Mining &
Buffalo
7.250
16,700
7%c
1
•
Mines
Buffalo
76c
79c
7c
77c
7c
1
Pioneer
Broulan
56c
14c 15 %c
78c
50c
Bay UraniumMines Ltd
Bralorne
49c
49c
Mine
Mascot
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Gulch
July
24%
1
1
1
1
Ltd—<
Mines
Gridoil
Feb
Bouzan
1.90 July
10
Ltd
Mines
Great
Sep
13c
1
1.16
Oct
20c
Nov
40c
13c
Mines
^
preferred
Petrol
Granduc Mines
25% May
36c
Corp
jan
1.13
20c
Grandroy Mines
24% May
Jan
1.35
Mines Ltd—
Bidcop
fr'-i.
July
13c
—
Bethlehem
-22
3«c
Corp
Quebec
—.'
Ltd
Mines
Goldfields
12 % May
,8.50 Aug
1.56
-•
1
1
1
50c
1
1
-1
Mining
Glacier
Sep
435
u
1
Jun
450
*
•
s
——
Giant
Sep
9c
4.15
25%
Mines
Mining
10 %c
Jan
23%
Duquesne
Belcher
Jan
Jan
3.40
25%
Petroleums
Belleterre
Apr
23%
,
Oct
43c
2,690
1
1
1
—_—
Giant
Aug
25%
Mining—
Uranium
Baska
Bata
•
16c
23%
Ltd
Exploration
Barymin
Corp
Uranium Mines-
Genex
Jan
———50c
1
1
*
1
—
28c
64,400
——1
—
May
2,850
82c
«——
1
Mines——————--1
Mines—
——1
Mining-.
Sol
49c
'
31c
Gold
Ltd
Sep
1.32
—*
;
Jun
18c.
71c
:
Pete...
Sullivan
Geco
Feb
1.10
_____—-25
—-25
Bankfield
Barnat
1
.—
Bankeno
Barex
——
———
Co__
Copper
French
Feb
34c
5c
1,600
A
74c
Jan
5c
63,700
1
Jan
July'
33c
6%c
46,600
1
Oil class
Oil—
—
Mines
Francoeur
Sep
80c
3.000
1
Bailey' Selburn
Banff
,7c
Mines
Gold
Aunor
7c
1.55
Mar
12%c
v
4.150
Gold Mines
Ruffner Mines
Aumaque
63c
500
84c
*
1
Copper
Mines
Fatima
July
15c
Coast
—.—
1
;
—1
————1
1
1
—__—25c
—1
—•
2.50
1
c—.
*
i—1
Feb
22c
1.30
May
18c
1
1
——1
5
Oils
Oils Ltd
Farwest
Mining—_—
15c ,May
32c
/
Mines
Eureka
Nov
9.884
14c
Warrants
Atlantic
9%c Jan
30 %c
—1
—
Fargo
July
8c
1
.
*
Faraday
Jan
1.09
Ansil
11,800
16c
73c
1
1
Mines
Malartic
El
Jan
33c
27 %c
28c
11,114
Jan
Jan
1.30
30 %c
*
Mines
Elder-Peel
20Vac Jan
10%
7.15
15c
10c 11 %c
14c
Apr
1.75
5%c Sep
12%c Aug
15c
*
/
Amphl
East
Jan
13c
*
1
•
94,500
6%c
21,000
East
Apr
3.20
26c
Sep
2.154
10c
8%c
6%c
.
Jan
7c
1.03 Jan
,1.45
10 %c
1.36
Jan
200
1.45
1.27
East
Sep
Sep
'
9.25
Nov
5c
11,500
:
1.09
Petroleum
Duvan
1.10 Aug
23 %c
2.40
6%C
6c
■
1.25
Mines
Dynamic
Feb
56c
,
V
6%c
1.05
3,100
1,000
Mines —:
Dunraine
7.85 May
77c
17c
Jan
1.08-
1.05
6.75 July
8,200
Palmer
Donalda
Jan
14c
Feb
Jan
5.75
,26c
Amalgamated Larder Mines
Anchor
9.775
49c
—10c
•
Alminex
Anacon
7.10
43c
Jan
12
19c
Mines—
Deniso.n
Sep
1
Ore
___.
Roxana Minerals
Allied
66c
1
Pitch
Allied
8%c
6.90
98c
Oct
4%C
Pacific—
Delnite
Oct
7%c Jan
7%c Oct
2.000
8%c
43c
Sep
10
4%c
Gold
Deldona
Delhi
Devon
Jan
25c
15.375
44c
7.00
1
Ltd
Yellowknife Gold
Akaitcho
40c
%c
45c
4,465
21,201
18 %c
1
Horn
Deer
5 % May
42
6,200
7.75
19C
Explorers—
Mines:—
Decoursey Brewis Mines
Jan
Oct
8%
9%
3,100
68c
11%
13c
Daragon
Apr
9%
8
21
5c
63c
10%
7,000
50c
Mar
,7.40
65c
8,003
Mines—.
Mar
16c
7.40
17c
Ltd
Mines
14c
16 %c Mar
/
11 %
47c
Daering
Apr
Jan J
8%
4%C
Oct
1.62
Apr
100
111
8
4 %C
Aug
6c
13c
Dome
Mines
Oct
8c
7,500
44c
Dome
Uranium
6c
3,666
1.55
Copper
Dickenson
Acadia
41,550
6c
7c
29 % Mar
4%c Aug
9c
6 %c
7c
47c
Mines
Cusgo
'
6%c Aug
12c 12 %c
9c
12c
1.55
Apr
May
OILS
AND
MINES
6 %c
Pershing—
Craigmont
Oct
Oct
9V4
*
Jun
1
1
Mining
Cowichan
Jun
19%
"12%
Sep
7%
1.30
2.14
Lead Zinc—
Courvan
1.00 Mar
Apr
25
75
Apr
Exploration
Conwest
2.05
17%
Nov
10%
19
95c
Jan
Jun
-
925
3.90
10%
10%
1.02
1.66
13% Mar
10%
Jan
1.02
1.70
50c
Feb
Feb
4.05
200
52c
9 %c
Consolidated West Petroleum
3,743
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
8%c
Oct'
1,700 ' V
18c
Sep
7.00
Jan
16%
65c
33c
Consolidated
6.60
Ltd "class A
warrants
Consolidated
10%
65c
8,200
Jun
60%
15%
15 %
•
5
Electric
Consolidated
4.65 July
'
July
4.25
Consolidated
May
16
Aug
4.00 Mar
54
5,815
7
8
Jan
13 %
'
500
4.15
5%
3.00 Aug
43c
2
-_1
—*
Northland Mines
1
Rambler
1
Red Poplar
—1
1
Regcourt Mines—^
—1
Sannorm Mines
1
Consolidated
31
32
Consolidated
3,695
.!
58
50
*
$2.80 pfd—
Yukon.-
&
Pass
(John) Co
Woodward Stores
A
23%
40c
1—100
Wood
Class
Jan
28% Mar
100
8.10
White Hardware
Zer.ith
8
4.15
—100
preferred
White
30%
30% July
4.00 Oct
1,715
15%
15 %
Warrants
S6
Apr
Consolidated
Mines
Marcus Gold Ltd
Mogul
Morrison Exploration
Mosher—
Negus Mines
Nicholson
Mines
Marbenor
38 %
——*
i
M [ M[
^
preferred
4%%
3.95
3.80
:—*
*
*
5
—*
class A_„
Plant common
3.75
8
10
*
*
*
1
*
.
Western
Weston
29%
2,345
*
'—2
Trust
Westeel
Western
Consol
—
Foods
Westfair
Jan
Jun
28 %
Arrow-
Golden
Consolidated Halliwell
57
59
Aug
4c
;—7
—1
L—_1
1
1
1
Lake-—„■
Gillies
Consolidated
Jun
Apr
55% Aug
100
4.25
East
13c
10,641
May
23
Jan
53
50 '
30
32
trust
Voting
18 %
1,025
30
10
7% Mar
100
30%
•.
Trans
Oil
Crest
Dragon
10
26
Corp—.
Knapp
&
Consolidated
Consolidated
1,944
12,779
1
1
1
*
—
11
'
.30
Equipment
Waterous
Westcoast
Apr
14c
*
Mines '.—
52%
~50
Vulcan
Webb
Nov
52%
A
Walker G & W
Shawkey
13%
505
1.14
7c
—2.50
-•
—1
;
33,797
10,845
29%
Mfg
1
Key Mines
8%
'
Gray
Con
11%
_30
&
Con
Mines
Coniagas
Oct
22
Vendomatic '
Victoria
Jun
36
8%
—-—
Steel
Viceroy
,
11 %
preferred--'
preferred
1963
12
Jan
50
Preferred
United
9%
21 V. Jan
11%
10
class
16% Mar
"20
Acceptance common—
preferred
-——
2nd
preferred
;
Union Gas of Canada common
Class A preferred
—
B
42
8%
common
preferred-
Corps
Sep
I6V2 May
July
5c
Rio—
11 %
Elevator
Class
Jan
Jan
95
37%
1,200
93 %
93%
1st
/
Jun
60c
.40
Union
United
62%
1,600
16,096
—-
Trans Canada
Pipeline
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Trans Prairie Pipeline
B
Sep
63c
11%
76c
7c
——
66 % May
2,648
4c
.—_——
Oct
17
Nov
Feb
60c
-10
preferred
Class
Oct
10%
preferred
Class A rights
—
Trans
Canada Corp—
A
8%
11 %
63c
11%
5 %
Class
Oct
14
-
Turnbull
53%
59%
30
59
Nov
Jun
6%
200
62
59
.50
preferred
14
61
3.75
Del
1.20
90c
43c
1
•
*
Central Pat Gold
1
Central Porcupine
1
Charter
Oil
—1
Cheskirk Mines
—
1
Chesterville Mines
1
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines
—1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
1
Chimo Gold Mines
1
Chromium Mining & Smelting
*
Cochenour Willans
1
Coin Lake Gold Mines
1
Combined Metals
—*
Central
Aug
Jan
43
300
8%
8%
14
_10
B
% e/c
901
%:
42
Aug
1.70 Feb
Aug
85c
5c
Ltd-
Asbestos Corp
92c
85c
—.—
Cassiar
High
16,263
43c
—
Quartz
Gold
Cariboo
.,22% Oct
Jan
40%
V
-
1,280
53%
61
8
common
Finance class A
Class
4
3.75
53
53%
Marts
Traders
%
41
,
3.55
Industries
—
Texaco Canada Ltd common—
Tip Top Canners class A
Tip Top Tailors
Toronto Dominion Bank
Tancord
Star
>
17%
—
./• Captain Mines Ltd_'_
'
Tamblyn common
Preferred
Towers
1.10 Mar
300
19
:
Exploration
Candore
Feb
1.80 Oct
—
.
Can-Erin Mines
101%
Sep
99
Mines
Silica
Canadian
19% May
"15% Mar
Inca—
Canadian Northwest
Nov
34%
May
28
100
17%
100
19
Toronto
North
Low
1.04
—*
1
•
*
1
1
Malartic
Canadian
106
1.50
Industries
Canadian
July
Nov
//Apr
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
14c
Island.
Gold—_—
Long
23 % May
19% Mar
Shares
1.02
-10c
Homestead
Canadian
Oct
23 %
Feb
18%
2001
102
Preferred
Switson
Canadian
59
—
Petroleum ordinary-
Feb
20
——
Oil
10%
for Week
Low
16%
Canadian Export Gas
Feb
9%
Jan
& Oil—»
-I
12%
102% 102%
..100
—10
Sterling Trusts
Supertest
23
1
Steinberg class
Preferred
Stuart
130
22%
22%
CanadaA_.
Steel of
9%
22
Standard Paving
Standard Radio
9%
Sep
9 %
977
Sales
Range
Par
High
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1,1963
Jan.
Range Since
High
9%
*
Monday, November 11, 1963
.
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
M
il>
.
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
,
Friday
k> }
.
(1876)
40
Jan
Oct
May
Mar
31c
Oct
10c
Jan
22%c July
2.10 July
2.98
Feb
Jan
5.15
Oct
2.95
Number 6315
198
Volume
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Landa
Oil
50c
1
——--—*
*
1
Gold Mines—'
Leitch
Little
Ore
Iron
Long
Gas
Louvicourt
Mines
»
Sep
Feb
Petrol
Oct
39c
May
4.35
4.850
20c
1.90
2.10
13.630
13
14
419
1.47
600
1.46
lOVaC
Oct
2.05
13
1.47
'
"
12c
10 VaC
12c
10.000
1.79
1.56
1.82
232.540
8
VaC
8c
8 Vac
3.500
7 Vac
7 Vac
8c
16.500
Oil
Place
&
2.80
Sep
19%
Jan
Placer
Oct
1.75
Jan
Ponder
Prairie
Oil
19c
Jan
1.97
,
Apr
Jun
13c
July
7Vac Aug
21c
Feb
6c
Low
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
High
High
13c
12c
15c
29,200
10c
Jan
19c
Sep
52c
52c
52 c
500
50c
Sep
70c
Jan
•
52c
52c
53c
6,520
50c
Oct
66c
Apr
44c
13,550
—_1
43c
41c
38c
Oct
64c
28 V4
27%
28 V*
I,275
24
Aug
31
21c
24c
4,500
21c
Nov
42c
—___-.£
Development
Roy
Mines
Preston
—
I
*
—————.—_—50c
1
Gas
Oils
.
Shares
I
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Nov
1.15 Mar
for Week
1
*
__—,__
Gas—.
Oil &
Jan
1.30
13
Mines
Gold
Perron
43c
11.700
1
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Apr,
26VaC Oct
22c
1
1
Mines
Uranium
Lorado
•'-«
Par
High
/
2.25
1.696
3.90
'
/
20 VaC
1.47
Gold
Lac
Point
Long
20 Vac
LOW
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
26 Vac 27 Vac
1—1
Latin American ——-i
3.90
3.90
-10c
_____
Langis Silver——-—
Liberian
Shares
Low
Par
Last
STOCKS
for Week,
of Prices
Sale Price
'
Week's
Friday
Range
Last
stocks
41
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 8)
Sales
Week's
Friday
(1877)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
»
.
—
200
9.65
1,220
62c
66c
12.600
2.90
—*
1.50
1.54
lOVaC
14c
—.—
Feb
9.90 May
Jan
1.48
July
1.40 July
7c
Jan
4.05
/'
Jan
54c
583,300
1.25
2.50 Aug
6.85
16.935
11 VaC
/1.25
Minerals Ltd
1.53
1
Gas Producers Ltd
Provo
Purdex
2.90
9.50
—
Airways
Prospectors
2.85
-1
1—*
1
___;
Jan
May
1.82
46c
Aug
Apr
May
'
Macassa Gold Mines
Macdonald
Mines
Lake—
Madsen
Red
Magnet
Cons
Uranium
Manitou
Jan
1,500
78c
Nov
1.14
2.34
5,150
Jan
2.55 Aug
Barvue
,.
Maralgo
Mines
7,250
4c
6 VaC
Feb
2,150
68c
Oct
1.00
Feb
Quebec
1,680
4c
Feb
5 VaC
Apr
4c
3VaC Aug
1
Merrill
Jun
3,500
Jan
12c
Feb
30c
July
54c
Nov
58c
58c
61c
16,900
47c
Jan
71c
Apr
9c
9 Vac
15,500
8c
10
11V4
31,250
44 %C
45C
4,619
43 Va
Jan
54 Va
28 VaC 29 Vac
23,150
25c
8 VaC
11c
47,260
4 Vac
21c
24c
55,150
20c
4.50
4.55
36,580
21 VaC
24c
Vac
74c
82c
7 Vac
9 VaC
NealonZ
50c
Apr
29,700
7c
Jun
23c
42,300
22c
4,050
19c
1,000
6c
80c
85c
10,530
70c
37c
8,975
35c
Nov
67c
Apr
31c
131,100
17c
Mar
33c
Apr
2.05
2.00
2.10
1,850
1.01
1.17
1.20
1
18c
15 Vac
19c
86,150
*
5c
4 V2C
5c
5,500
2.56
2.56
2.80
5,110
1
14c
12 VaC
16c
192,200
9c
—1
5c
6c
15,500
4c
1
26c
.1
Mines.
>..
;/%
5c
25c
27c
;
38,920
215,012
Bidlamaque Gold—
Calumet Mines
1
5c
5c
5c
1
31c
28c
32c
Holdings
1
3.40
3.40
3.45
70c
70c
74c
10c
Davies
Oil
New
New
Harricana
New
Jason
Mines—-—;
New
Kelore
Mines
Mines—^
Newlund
New
.
New
Nor
Mines
Norpax Nickel
Preferred
——
North
North
Rock
Nova
Exploration
14c
15,600
17c
18c
>
13c
Mar
38c
Jan
Jan
'
c
4,050
11c
Oct
87,040
25c
186
Mar
11,933
162,025
22,000
1.95
2.15
4,910
7c
19c
Jan
47c
Aug
3.25 Aug
2.78 Mar
3,340
May
Aug
14c
Jan
12Vac
Jan
61c
July
20c
Nov
40c
July
'
1.20
2.55
Oct
40
21c
1,120
14c
Aug
40c
Jan
58c
20c
40 V4
20c
40 V»
27
Jan
60c
6,150
44c
Feb
70c
July
285
^
;
.Jan
40V4
4.35
18c
16,399
16Vac
30VaC Aug
28 VaC
25 Vac
30c
41,860
47Vac
Jan
22c
20c
23c
22 Vac Aug
20c
Nov
39c
Jan
55c
May
37 VaC 37 VaC
20c
1.65
4,740 ;
'
8c
,
8c
10c
1.57
1.85
112,125
75c
65c
75c
July
2.60
21c
Feb
2.90
5.00
5.20
V /20c
22 c
18,432
30c
30c
2.000
20c
Jan
30.765
lie
Nov
1
2.85
1
5.20
1
20 Vac
—
15,076
Jun
39c
Jan
15c
Feb
1.18
65c
Nov
Oct
1.85
75c
Nov
Nov
Obaska
Lake
Gold
Okalta
Mines
!
Oils
1
4c
40c
Jan
5V2C
Feb
Oct
58c
9 VaC
4,024
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
10c lOVaC
8,700
10c
Jan
18c
July
7.90
7.80
8.00
7,846
Jan
8.25
Sep
3.20
3.05
3.25
18,260
1.85 Mar
3.30
Oct
1
9c
8 Vac
10c
70,000
1
37c
26c
39c
296,571
1
40 VaC
40 VaC
46c
20c
l.
Goid_
Ormsby Mines.
;
Osisko Lake Mines
47C
47c
47C
8c
6.50
5 Vac
Jan
31c
May
2uc
Jan
39c
Nov
Ltd
36,250
33c
Jun
48c
Jan
2,722
39c
Jun
54c
/
Pamour
Porcupine
Paramaque
Patino
Pato
Pax
„
Peerless
86c
Jan
9c
Oct
&
Oil
1..10
800
9c I6V2C
292,500
6.85
7.05
10,924
1.08
2.80
2.75
2.80
17 Vac
21c
122,750
11 Vac
11c
12c
31,900
Lt-d
10c
10c
12c
34,083
_1
•
..
_
.
2.75
412
21c
1
-1
_.
6.00 July
19 Vac
>•
41C
Nov
1.25
23c
8.20
10 VaC
10c
11c
5.100
9c
Aug
————1
—1
65c
52c
65c
191.408
28c
Sep
62c
6 VaC
6 VaC
7c
29 000
6c
Mar
11c
Apr
Aug
5.35
Jan
Oct
36c
Apr
5Vac
Jan
12c
1.40
Aug
1.87
Apr
Aug
15 Vac
May
1
—-.—1
10 VaC
10c
11c
4.80
4.75
3.80
^—
:■
•
——
Exp Ltd
Tribag Mining Co Ltd-—
United
Macfie
New
Sep
313,350'
76c
Feb
15c
,4,625
11c
Sep
12%'
12%
2,690
31c
38c
85,300
2.80
2,320
78c
: 1.58
5.10
5,234
25c 28 Vac
10c lOVaC
9,591
1.50
11c
2,525
1.50
VaC
17
Aug
10c
Jan
15c
May
186,000
17c
Nov
44c
Mar
range)
24c
Mar
42c
July
wi When
Jun
Jun
>
9VaC
21c
1.57
26c
Sep
1.35 July
1.66
Sep
May
Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
1,500
49c
/Sep
97c
17c
18c
3,500
13c
Mar
22c
2.26
2.55
55,975
1.35
ADr
Feb
6V2C
May
70c
Oct
Jan
25c
Jan
3c
Feb
July
2.55
Jan
Apr
Apr
Nov
77c
77c
1,643
70c
Jan
97c
Feb
'4c
4 Vac
11,000
3c
Jan
6c
July
7c
7 Vac
9,500
7c
Oct
17c
Jan
11 VaC
II Vac
12c
7.00
r—\
7.00
82c
83c
83c
——
4
Mines———
:
——
x
Ex-dividend,
Nov
12c
Feb
21c
Aug
Feb
6,500
12c
Jan
7,077
93c
Jan
1.35
3.95
4.10/
4,711
Jan
4.70 May
2.32
13c
Feb
20c
May
14c
2,800
1.45
1.52
39,460
1.25
Jun
1.80 Apr
2.15
100
2.00
Jlily
2.50 Mar
14c
16 VaC
18c
41,500
13c
Apr;
29c
Jan
58c
77c
534,276
18c
Feb
77c
Nov
78c
78c
5,520
70c
Oct
9 Vac
6,600
8c
Aug
9c
8 VaC
4 VaC
4 VaC
5c
39,100
1.18
1.06
1.18
.10,400
Oct
Jun
Feb
7c
6 VaC
4c
4c
1.00
4
9,300
6c
Vac
2,441
3c
May
1.00
Feb
11c
Jun
9c
May
1.19
14c
Feb
Jan
7V2C
Feb
42c 45Vac
4,200
39c
Aug
47c
Jan
21c 26 Va C
21c
114,900
18c
Aug
31c
Jan
18c
22,350
16c
Jan
41c
Jim
16c
16 Vac
the space to
publish the issues selling in the
s
OUT-OF-TOWN ANI) CANADIAN
^ex-interest,
tEx-Hquid»ting dividend. (On)
issued,
4c
17c
—1
.
Apr
69c
1
—-1
—
89c
15c
——a—
Mines
Oct
Mar
1.22
1
—/-•—:
Oct
82c
2.15
20c
1
Mines
9.45
15c
14c
--1
—
14c
1.16
1.50
--1
4Uc
Zinci
4,800
/
3.95
\
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'
:
-
3.20 Mar
15c
*
—
9 Vac Mar
243,500:
6c
4c
VaC
/
3,025
1,723
u
1.21
Lodge--—_—
Petroleum
;
included hT yearis%angef. e'selfing
463,526
/45c'
Oct
16c
included
21c
Jun
0
2,196
7c
*
FOOTNOTES FOR
42c
Oct
Jan
1.75 Aug
8.75
1.20 July
6,000
.-1
regret that we do not have
17c
7 Va
4c
67c
—
Cons
41c
78c
Jan
17 %c 17 Vac
—
Sep
15c
4.20
Oct
4.70 Oct
10,060
4c
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Metal
/
16c
i
13
53c
Jan
1.15
30,893
1.42
1.46
Hargreaves
Zenmac
52c
;
24c
Oct
2.70
20,657
72c
Oct
28c
1,814
4.90
1.40
3.05
37c
9.95 Jan
f
310,309
1.50
10c
Coghlan
Mines
,15c
2,100
18 Vac 18 VaC
1.41
1.84
—-—
Yankee Canuck Oil
Yukon
1.19
14 Vac Mar
Nov
/
■
12%
1
*
1
Mines
/_i—
—■—-~2;
Surf Inlet class A—
50c
(HG)
Sep
1.49
2.47
Beaver
&
Jan
9c
2.16
1.93
__.——
Petrol
Willroy Mines
Wilshire
Oil •
53c
50,100
1.15
Apr
Mar
18c
Malartic
Yukeno
July
32c
,13c
_—
Westburne Oil
Young
43c
19c
'
77c
Petroleums
Lead
35c
71.770
4.90
Werner
Yale
8,500
26c
1.50
Wespac
Wright
Oct
42c
2.75
1—•
Wiltsey
93c
6,000
Mining —————~}
Lake Nickel
—-1
Western
Mar
33'be
Exploration
Wasamac
West
60c
—_——
Mines
Western
34.420
14.975
—
Violamac
Westates
90c
9c
15c
Mines—————
Mines
Weedon
Jan
lOVaC
Cons
Mines
Vauze
Vespar
Sep
88c
1.53
——
Quebec
Vandoo
17V2C
Aug
1.49
-i 2.00
.•__——————-
Upper Canada
Urban
Feb
50c
1.05
Reef
United
4.95
12c
8.300
_—
United Oils
Oct
Sep
1,000
.——-—--
Fortune
4.45
10.736
14c
53c
9c
-1
—
Feb
4.90
1.15
"V T C"—
Hill
.__——
Keno
United
9c
40c
-1
—
,————
"
1.50
1
—1
1
.—
Corp..
4.700
/
Sep
Nov
20cr
40c
24 VaC
*
*
—
Jan
14c
81c
90c
*
1
,i-—-■——1
—1
_—
Oil
Apr
16 Vac
14c
14c
■:.■./
—-—
Mines——
2.05
,
51c
*
Tombill Mines Ltd
13c
' .•_■'
:
Oct
'
Territory
Feb
,28c
Jun
4.10
8,080
Mines
We
Aug
1.60
'
5,911
United
Jan
Oct
8c
Canso
36c
9c
1.70
United
Jun
Sep
8.336
7c
Mining
Feb
5.60
40c
30.080
1.57
Oil
3.35 Mar
48 VaC
10c
8c
Trans Canada
'
20c
1.65
Mines
•
Jun
1.69
16 Vac
Foreign Market.
11c
4.75
Oct
19c/ Mar
700
16,600
Jan
16C
'
/
23.730
■'/
10.843
Aug
Feb
Oct
11c
16 c
Mar
•
Consol
Exploration
Gas
15c
7.00
1
Gold—
Consolidated
International
Pernio
'.
6.50
_
Exploration
•
1
—
Mining
Paymaster
Pee
Mines
1.45
*
——
Zulapa Mining
Pamoil
May
2.61 July
1.60
Feb
1
t
Mines—
Orenada
7,500
3,950
_•
1
*
Oleary Malartic
Opemiska Copper
Orchan
48c
Vac' 5 Vac
48c 49 Vac
4
*
Mines
1.07
33c
9 Vac
Windfall
Obrien
Apr
3.850
Z
18c
Silver
Jan
8.40
4.25
■
1.37
Jan
1.62
Oils
Corp
Aug
Oct
4.10
•
Sep
Feb
7c
6.45
16 Vac
Cons
52c
43c
.
9 VaC
1
1
1
—.4———
Sunburst Exploration
Oct
lOVac
4.20
Western
1.7c
Nov
/
Oct
May
Jan
1,700
•
Rock Iron —————.———1
Sturgeon River Gold
i
^-1
Sudbury Contact
1
Jan
Oct
:
50c
*
Ltd
Western Decalta
7Vac
2,000
1.85
Aug
Jan
26c
1,500
*
Mar
6.25
IOV2C May
12,000
30c
a—*
;
—
1——
1.40
1,000
26c
8c
35c
100
2,700
11c 11 Vac
y-
*
2.80 Aug
Oct
64,736
15c
15c
1
Gas
&
Warrants
1.65
1.65
1
2.80
—.____—50c
——
Quebec———,—
Nov.
3.70
;
1.40
Buffadison
40c
16 VaC
•
Mines
1.34
4c
1.34
United
15 Vac May
3.80
Mines
99c
27,550
Jun
Sep
16 VaC
:_
37,500
12c
Asbestos:
32c
Oct
20c
28c 34 VaC
1.95
Feb
7.50
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
12 Vac Aug
8c
16c
1.25
United
Oct
36c
lO Vao July
7.40
Apr
Oct
23c
50,100
1.10
25c
lie'
29c
Jan
11c 12 %c
5c
10 Vat
Union
4 VaC
20c
9c
12c
Union
3,500
7 VaC
Jan
Apr
2,000
35c
5c
1.17
Oct
July
9c
17,755
3.20
II.400
—
—
Jan
5c
.3.15
5 VaC
'
,_—50c
——1
———
____^__—
Triad
Vac
12
Oct
5c
Transcontinental Resources
14 c
11c
42c
4 Vac
32c
6 V2C Mar
5,125'
11c
Apr
4c
Oct
28c
July
9c
11,174
30 VaC/
13c
20Vac Aug
3c
25V2C Jan
Aug
9 Vac
80,800
10c
136,352
20c
Feb
8c
Jan
13c
91,000'
22c
27.900
41c
Union Oils i_
Tormont
Jan
24c
34c
22c
Nickel
Torbrit
Aug
32c
5 VaC
21 Vac
Steep
''
7 VaC
•/'. 5c
22c
Silvei; Standard Mines—.
?•
Jan
May
38'. be
'6.500
9c
16c ' Oct
5c
9.666
15
13.317
Mines &
Jan
Oct
Jan
10.092
Mines
Apr
2.00
11 Va
30c.
Miller Mines
Sullivan
1.00
13c
Jun
25c
Silvermaaue
Oct
May
1.42 July
Nov
1.15
Apr
63c
85c
8Vac Aug
15,323
14%'.
40c
f
1
—1
r—
2.24
Jan
5c
——.
—
Oil
Oct
13 VaC
._
Beaucage
Numac
Jan
6c
22,700
18c
class A warrants—.
Canada Mines
Nudulama
4c
1
1__
^Northland
Norvalie
Apr
July
6V2C Feb
—1
Rankin
Northern
1.65 May
1
Goldcrest
Northspan
Oct
71c
•'
Mining _——__——-1
Thompson Luncimark —._.
:_
-*
Nov
21c
•
Exploration
North
14%
Jan
5.00
Sep
9c
,L—_—w—_——-—_■
Coldstream —i.—_—.—
Northgate
14%
71c
76c
—*
———1
Teck
1.12
591,400
15VaC
*
1
/_25c
50
common
——
Warrants
North
700
Oct
5c
21c
1
.
Oils
3.140
Jan
7c
VaC
16c 25
3.15
Ltd
Canadian
16,687
Jun
17 VaC 18
1
1
North Bordulac
North
July
-1
—
Mines
Oct
Apr
Feb
9c
32c
8,100
13c 14 VaC
14 VaC
Mining Corp.
Northcal
May
1.01
20c
Gordon
Starratt
1.550
27c
Mines
Oct
1.21
——1
Freehold
Creek Gold—
Oct
1.18
20c
Petrol
Southern
Jan
78c
—
Security
Spooner
Mar
45c
Jan
11% May
Aug
38c
4.000
27c
Satellite Metal
Siscoe
15c
25,800
53c
1
1
Gold————_—,-1
River
Silver
326.133
54c
51c
1.95
Exploration
Slierritt
25c
46c
VaC
Mining
Sheep
21c
52c
1.85
Consolidated
Ryanor
Sigma
23c
1.85
——
Rowan
Sarcee
2,535
1.21
Uran
Jan
—1
—
Mines——_—„——
Normetal
15c
14c
1
1
'—.
Mines
Sand
10%
.——-—1
Mines'——
Antonio
3.25
Jan
9.65
10%
8
Trinity Chibougamau
—*
Norlartic Mines
Norlex
:
Rupunvini
Athabasca
San
2.00 May
1
Rio
Salem
14VaC
6,000
10%
1
Algom
Rockwin
1,732
■'
-1
*
—_——1
7Vbc
8,252.
8c
—1
—
„——_:
Feb
43c
36c
8,000
5 VaC
1
Smelting
Gold
Acme
5c
14c
Mines.
Rim
Nickel
Norgold
Sep
15 Vac
Sep
65c
9,725
21 Vac
—
Mines
Taku
Nickel Mining &
17c
Nov
Oct
3.40 Mar
145,695
7 Vac
Sep
28c
7c
-l
New Senator Rouvn
New
Aug
11c
Sep
19V2C
Jan
2.03
Smelt Ltd_l
—
Merger
Rouyn
13c
6,067
4c
/
Jan
6c
7 VaC
12c
23c
1.86
5 VaC
3.10
27c
/
10c
7c
1
Mylamaque Mining &
Newnorth Gold Mines
6c
5c
8c
-
Jun
July
Jail
Rio
Stanwell Oil & Gas
23c
12,183./
1.93
—.
1.29
May
97,400
23c
19c
5 Vac
1
—_——1
1
1
•
—
Mines———.;
Hosco
21c
50c
Mines—
Goldvue
New
7.875
25c
y.
28,300 r
24c 25 VaC
of Canada..——*
Pete_
2.40
'
Jan
1 81
11,700
.
——______
6,916
Apr
4V2C Oct
1,200'
>—_—
-/
99c
Aug
1.80
1.17
.__1
Athona
Continental
lOVaC May
v
26c
New
New
July
Feb
Sep
35c
80c
—1
Mines—
New
Apr
23c
19%
13% Mar
25c
Warrants
May
45c
Oct
6c
Oct
Aug
37c
Jun
19%
6,000
19,460
16c
19 V4
Jan
__1
—
Petroleum
Newconex
1.28
12c
,
Mar
17 VaC 17 VaC
New
New
40c
Sep
31c
__1
—
:
Mipes——.
Alger
16c
11c lLVaC
—
—.'
Macdonald
Reeves
Jun
May
4.65
Oct
65,300
30c
12c
30c
/.
2.25 Mar
14,600
Apr.,
—1
__—
_•
Jan
19c
Jun
37VaC Apr
May
Mar
6c
19%
.__1
Exploration
National
20 Vac
17 VaC
Mines—
CreeK
28c
2,2c
III
—
National
v
29c
r-——•
Oil ■
—
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
New
13 Vac
75c
Murphy
Nama
Jun
9 VaC
Iron
15c
——
Rix
7VaC
29c
•
Porcupine
Jan
Nov
7,460
1
Minerals
10c
11V4
July
9c
8
—
—.
Feb
7.25
8c
21 Vac
—
1.24
Mar
6Vac
45c
__1
L
80c
25,900
8 Va
23c
Wright
Multi
11 Va
1
Petroleums
4--
290
Ray rock Mines,——
Realm Mining
a.—._.
Mines
2.10
Mines;
278,850
4.50
Moneta
Radiore Uranium
Feb
Apr
2.10
Raglan Nickel
95c
III
Mining Cos.—
Petroleums
May
54c
—,
Mines
Corp
Ore Mines
Jan
18c
Feb
8 Vac
Lake_
Red' Lake,
City
Oct
Jan
12c
8c
—•
Mining
-/
47c
•
Uranium
Oct
90c
94c
1.25
Midrim
Mt
11c
10c
8C
Midcon Oil
Min
3,566
Exploration & Development. -50c
„_1
Island Mining
—
Mentor
Mill
15c
23c
23c
7 Vac July
50c
—
—.—
Gold
Medallion
Meta
1,500
—1
Red
McWatters
22,500
1
.—1
Con sol
McMarmac
12,350
15c
8 Vac
1
Maybrun Mines
McKenzie
20c
8 VaC
1
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Mattagami Lake
15c
12 Vac
Mattagami
Ranger Oil
—
Maritimes
Matachewan
16c
15c
8 Vz c
10c
25c
—.-_——1
1
—i_.—1
1
Queenston Gold Mines—
Quemont Mining
Quonto Explorations Ltd
4c
Jun
1.45
Jan
Jan
1
72c
4C
Jun
7c
7c
16c
i
Gold
4 VaC
May
1.25
390
7c
15c
.—-—-1
1
Copper
4c
—_—
Mines
Mar con
Ascot
Quebec
72c
Mines
Marchant
I Minerals——
Q M
--1
2.10
13c
—
1
Manoka
Jan
—1
—*
—1
—•—*
——i
Mines_
Maneast
16c
80c
2.35
,18c
23c
Mar
1,500
78c
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Lithium
—
Gold Fields
Malartic
Feb
3.95
2.90 Oct
6.412
2.23
13c
1
1
—-
3.00
78c
--1
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Cockshutt
MacLeod
2.90
2.90
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Acme
Homes
AUco'Land Develop—
5%
Capital
Capital
Capital
Corp
Poods
10
American
1
Automatic Vending..*
American
Cryogenics
American Air Filter Co
281
American Gypsum Co:
1
Heritage Publish—25c
5%
7%
18 '.4
19-%
19
12%
9
Arden
Co
Farms
40%
43
38%
; 41%
Vermont
11%
1
15%
*
54
16 %
Valley
Arkansas
Western
16%
14
Utilities
10%
10
1
8%
4%
Assembly Products Inc
Associated
1
Inc
class
Corp
A
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Cos
7%
27 y2
5
32
*
2014
22%
Atlantic Improvement Corp..25c
Atlantic Utilities Corp
1
1734
19%
Atlanta Gas Light Co—I
.Atlantic
Company.
7%
40c
2%
3%
Automated Bldg Components.50c
1
2%
3%
3%
4%
Atmos-Pak
Inc
Automation Industries Inc.
Automobile
Banking Corp
Adhesive Products
Avery
Avis
25c
Oil
&
17
18%
13%
2.50
127 Ms
131%
1
Inc
20%
&
Inc
Co
23%
22%
5%
5
•
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Co
Frito
Lay
—1
5%
6%
Baird
__1
5%
6%
Inc
Atomic
Baltimore
Paint
50c
Bard
22 Mi
26%
Barton Instrument Corp
Iron
8%
9%'
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53b
,
9%
10%
10%
11%
29%
31%
8
..
12%
...5
8%
14%
8%
.25
Works
58%
Bros
Bag Co
Beneficial Corp
10%
4%
—1
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc.. __1
Beauty Counselors Iric____ ;__i
Behlen Manufacturing Co.— ...i
Belle Isle Corp
20C
2
Bemis
12%
7%
'
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Basic Properties class A
Bates Mfg
Belmont
28(4
11%
—1
Corp
Distilling
Barton
4%
20%
25c
Inc.!
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Barden
3%
__5
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&
.Bangor Hydro Electric Co—
9%
62 3
Beryllium
of
7%
5
32%
32%
Refining—2c
8%
87 a
Theatres
24%
Garland
1
15%
Gem
37 "8
10 %
9%
Rock
28 %
307s
Products—5
11
*
15%
Continental Trans Lines
1
9%
20%
4ss
20%
Globe
8%
14%
Greater
6%
7%
Green
12%
13%
Green
1%
21%
1
4
51
54%
*
Curtis Industries
,
Danly
Machine
Darling
Data
(L
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Products
Corp......
Wash
(A
Delta
S
S
Deltown
Greenfield
4%
7 Vb
Growth
6%
7 %
Gulf
Interstate
10V4
11%
Gulf
8%
12%
13%
17%
Hamilton
14%.
16
Company
Diamond
Crystal
Dictaphone Corp
Diebold
&
Co
__5
5%
6 Ms
•
6%
7%
*
6
67 a
Corp
1
20V4
21%
86 Va
90%
5
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common
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class A
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Cabot Corp
Cadre
Caldor
Industries
Inc
&
Co
class A—
'44%
48%
—1
26%
28%
El
1
8%
9%
Paso
Electric
27
•
41
44%
26%
28%
10
11
1
__10c
2%
37%
Electrolux Corp
1
54%
18%
Electronic Accounting Card
1
4%
14%
Corp
A-.1
8%
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5%
6%
20
39 (A
42
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31
17%
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Capital
28%
13%
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Elizabethtown Cons Gas
1.50
18%
20%
Elizabethtown Water
Elk Horn Coal Corp
8
6%
7
-10c
Empire Financial Corp
3%
3%
Empire State Oil Co
Endevco Corp
Co
...
10%
11'A
Enrjis Business Forms Inc..2^50
42%
Equity
5 Va
Company
5%
Erie
8%
9%
36%
39 vb
Estey Electronics Inc
Ethyl Corp class B
23%
25%
Evans Inc
15
16%
Executone Inc
_10c
Techno
Prod
...2.50
10c
;
...
I
16%
19
1
40
Oil
15%
1
*
:
20%
Flavors
&
Co
Interstate
Bakeries
Co
Securities
,
18 Va
19 Va
Interstate Vending
15
Investors Diversified Service A_1
14
IV*
8
3
3%
3
70%
11%
5%
/
73 Va
12%
6%
Co^.
1
1
Co.—;—5
Iowa Southern Utilities.
10
Irwin (Richard) Inc
*
Itek Corporation
~1
Ionics
Iowa
Inc
Public
Service
11%
8%
6%
9%
1
9%
10%
2
McClennan
8%
!
Inc
7%
9%
35
37%
19'A
*
20%
Corp
13%
17
18%
16%
17%
1
Coke
&
12%
1
1
Company
Industries
2%
3
9%
4%
A
Corp
3
8 %
1
Corp
class
Pictures
50c
1
Lines
1
'
4%
15 %
17
10
11
20
21 %
26%
28 3 i
.5
Metal
.5
9
Publishing Co
Hydrides Inc,
Light &
preferred
Gas
Pvr
Co
10
13%
12
12
13%
Co..2.50
Utilities
*
113.50
20
21 %
com
Inc
*
Pipe
Line
Cap
Corp..
9
9%
*
Co
Business
16
17%
7%
1
*
6%
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7%
40%
Corp....
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Electronics
Bros
Hat
:i
8%
9%
1
8%
9%
Co
;
1
1
Bradley Co__,
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A
1
...
7%
7%
Glass
4 %
5%
1
42 %
44%
26%
29
Co.,—
16%
18
25%
27%
Missouri
25%
27%
Utilities
Co.
—1
Mite Corp
1
Modern
Homes
Construction—*
21%
Mohawk
Rubber
Company—.
20%
Monmouth
Park Jockey Club.lc
Auto Equipment.
_1
Servocontrols—
1
Moore Drop Forging Co
1
Moore-Handley Inc..
___1
Moog
62%
Moore
Morrison
9%
22 %
10%
Morse
1
—-1
—5
Inc
Foods
Inc
3%.
4%
5%
6%
29.
27
12%
12 %
13%
9%
10%
13%
17%
19%
10%
11%
24%
23
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9%
13 Va
31
10
10
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30%
22^a
24%
59%
3a
10 «
62%
18%
Nalco,Chemical Company—1-25
Narragansett Capital
—1
Narrow Fabric Co..—
----3
35%
Nashua Corp
Morton Mfg
Mosler
235
29
"
27 %
Safe
Mothers'
17%
15%
Inc
1
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Knudsen
Shoe
Morton
11%
10%
224
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Morningstar-Paislev
28%
8%
1
Monroe
10 Va
10
3
1*8%
Valley Barge
1
Mississippi Valley Gas Co..—.5
5
'
33 %
17%
—.10
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44%
20%
,
30
——_-—2
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Mississippi
7%
26 V*
7%
43
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—
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46%
25%
16%
33%
10%
1
!
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Class
5 Mi
4%
27%
3%
1
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Corp.
Corp
Minneapolis
36%
9%
,
2%
—
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25 3 b
58
1
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4%
6%
44%
1
25c
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Coal
Milton
33%
44%
1
,13%
42
Mfg Go
Millipore Filter Corp
27 Va
Engineering Corp.—1
Interstate Finance
Interstate
Corp
v*
7%
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8
Co
Miller
3 Va
,
Interstate
33%c
Co
Electric
Capital
&
Miller
30%
257b
42 v*
19 V2
18%
*
Fi
&
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Milgo
17%
*
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Gas
Midland
9 Vb
Fragrance—50c
Textbook
12%
Corp
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
49%
8%
International RRs & Weighing.T
International
33%
Mid-States
13%
*
4Va
_i
~_1
Intl
31%
27
34%
4%
6%,
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59
i___
Mid-America
23%
23%
Industry—25c
Securities
17%
21%
56%
7
Microdot
7
32
10
Inc
29%
27%'
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Michigan
33 Va
16
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9%
16 %
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Inter-County Tel & Teleg-4.16%
Intermountain Gas Co
—1
Intermountain Tel Co.
—10
International Bank of Wash—1
9%
14
'
22
25
12%
47%
15%
28
3
—
Industries
7%
40
20%
Mexican
23
6%
Insurance
5%
Electronics
21%
1
Information
57%
17%
1
Corp
11%
i
8%
Meredith
4%
Material
Timer
63
2
Inc
Inc
■Merchants Fast Motor
,
19%
Infrared
3'/a
35%
17 Va
Mills
10%
37%
_1
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40 Va
Industrial
22%
25%
3%
15%
Indianapolis Water Co
10%
21 Va
1
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26
5C
9%
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12%
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54%
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Electro-Tec Corp
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nil
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51%
lc
1
18
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14 %
1
McLean
6
39
Indian
19%
1
2%
33%
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—_—20
Indiana Gas & Water Co———*
12%
18%
7%
106%
13 v*
.1
Maxson
48%
5%
31 %
—„
53 Va
11%
10c
45%
*
*
____
4%
50%
Edgerton Germ & Grier
Edg.ewater Steel Co__—^
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44%
3%
l
8%
95
26%
42
Associates..10
Drugs of Fla
Economics Laboratory Inc
Ecuadorian Corp Ltd
Edgcomb Steel Co..
25%
Calgon Corp
H" I~~~5c
California Interstate
Tellllll.s
California Liquid Gas'
Corp__;__i
Utilities
Express
7%
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Agency class /A.'—
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52,%
8%
24%
1
..10
l.
Morrill
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5%
6%
103%
1
Melpar Inc
1
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1
5
2.50
Maxam
9V4
Hudson
34
—
23%
_
Burns
Eazor
f
5%
8%
Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
preferred
—24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units-Hugoton Production Co
1
Huyck Corporation
*
Ilikon Corp
10c
Income Properties Inc A——50c
68 V4
31%
preferred—10
Field
Trust—
6%
5
Oil
19%
36%
1%
Maust
17%
5%
4%
f,
Houston
25%
64 %
Racing Association—
Eckerd
'
16
__*
Gas
6
51^
18%
34
Manufacturing Co.l
Stores
Matheson
Corp
Natural
7%
1
Inc
4
4 %
Shoppes Inc
237 b
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
Mastan Company Inc
1
16%
A
Houston
.24%
24
2
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__
&
Eastern
23%
48%
49%
Co—_ .20
&
Browning Arms Co
i
Brunnlhg (Charles) Co Inc. —3
Brunswig Drug Co...
—1
Brush Beryllium Co
—1
*
Buckeye Steel Casting Co
Burnham
7%
22
23
130 3
1
15
House of Vision
9 Va
1
Duriron Company
Dymo Industries Inc
Eastern
Hot
class
10%
"
22
,
1
Drug Stores Inc.—
Marsh
10%
9%
126
25
Land
Enterprises
Home's
70
1
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Co
horizon
35%
V
2.50
:
—
Corp
4%
66%
8%
Hoover
8%
33%
1
1
j.
1
Dun & Bradstreet Inc
Dunham Bush Inc
45%
•
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Enterprises
Duffy-Mott Company
17%
6%
.25
Brockway Glass Co Inc
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
Brown Engineering Co
Brown
30%
DrexeL
3%
8
1
Corporation
Properties class A
16%
.
*
Co
$1.20 preferred
Bridgeport Gas Co
Bridgeport Hydraulic
British-Amer
28%
II
1
Products
Inc
4%
A—25
Inc
91;,
50c
Inc
Inc
Markite
18%
4%
5
Mfg Co
Honeycomb Products
31%
Forms
Marmon Herrington
Marrud Inc
27 %
Hobart
3%
29
•.
5c
23
3 Va
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Downtowner Corp
Drew
21%
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Dravo
Botany Industries
16%
(DC)
Drackett Company
Bowser
13%
Cons
Inc
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Real Estate
Maradel
15 %
1
Hewitt-Robins 5Vc
1
Lilly (Eli 1 & Co Inc B:
Lipe-Rollway Corp A
Madison
13%
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preferred..
Business
MacDonald
43%
1
:
50c
A'.—
Products
Marine
1214
Heath
7
Inc
Magnetics
40
27%
19%
Bowman
9%
25%
conv
Dinettes
Dura
8%
57%
12 y4
7%
4%
5
54
49%
"
6%
'
Harrington & Richardson Inc._l'
17%
■
5%
Hanover
6'A
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Macco
8%
*
Inc
18%
Lynch Communications Sys Inc.l
Lytton Financial Corp
1
9 %
1
Drive-ln
16%
57 %
137a
Dow
7
54%
7%
8%
31%
Henry's
10%
17
33%
Ludlow
15%
12%
3%
9%
15 '3
31
Longs
91V2
1
Publications
9
15%
10
Lone Star Steel Co
5%
88
29%
'
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14%
6%
Londontown
41%
14%
—I,
—1
1
Inc
9 Va
15
Loblaw
9%
44%
38
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7%
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Littlefuse
12%
8%
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Inc.
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3%
2.50
Lowe's Companies
Hanna
1
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30%
21%
5
common
19%
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20%
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21%
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19%
18
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19%
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preferred..
3%
41
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21%
8%
53,,
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6%
7%
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Hamilton Mfg' Corp
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1
Handy & Harman
:
1
9%
16%
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20
2.50
Steel
20%
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Cosco
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44%
40
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Digitronics Corp
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38%
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4
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6.25
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—
Hajoca Corp
15%
8%
16
22 %
Liberty Loan Corp
24%
Gyrodyne
12
,
1
Lewis
18
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1
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22%
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11%
20%
;
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Le.stoil
13%
42
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1.25
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Lenox
23%
,
16%
5%
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25%
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21%
12%
Southwest
14 3
Oil
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Press Inc
23 %
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7%
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16%
14%
Leeds & Northrup Co
29%
21%
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Grinnell Corp
Grolier Inc
_____1
Inc_._
Press
Inv
Power
6%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit International Bridge...1
Dial Finance
Ind
7
Denver Chicago Trucking Co_—1
Denver Real Estate Invest
*
15
12
Leece-Neville
22%
6%
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10c
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
36 Va
Leascway Transportation Corp_l
21 %
1
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Co
22%
..1
19%
27%
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5
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11%
Boston Capital Corp
Boston Herald-Traveler
Lau
21%
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Airmotive
33%
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convertible
Latrobe
23 3a
Dixon; (J) Crucible
Dolly Madison Foods Inc
Newman
Corp
pfd—_20
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13%
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Dallas
Hi
Rubber
Gould
4%
22%
Engine
46%
&
11
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class
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Crown-Bremson Industries
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Beranek
10
Glen-Gery Sliaie Brick Corp_50c
Govt
Dixie
Ami Co
Inc
Glatfelter
24 3b
__
1
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Glassrock Products
Government
Crouse-Hinds Co
1
Bolt
5'/r
4%
Shale
Parts
10
37%
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Glass
Lance
357
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13
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Black Hills Power & Light
Business
335
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5.10%
31%
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34%
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11%
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24 %
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The "National" list is composed of securities
distribution.
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list
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securi.ies
which
national
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(Quotations for Friday, Nov. 8)
furnished
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Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial
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Chronicle
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Corp—1
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1474
15
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142
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32 %
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28
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144
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of
44%
66
65
;
10
First Natl Bank (Jersey City)_10
First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
Natl Bank
First
N
Bank
Royal
76
of Chicago__20
(Cincinnatil_l0
Bank
First
First
62 %
611/2
r
10
Boston_12%
12
Bank
Royal
Natl Bank Maryland
First
Natl
v
40%
Bank
(Philadelphia)
(Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C.25
Rockland
Natl
Bank /
75%
53
6%
J)_—
5
(Chic)—.20
Co
Tradesmen's
Trust
Republic
49%
72
(Minn).10
Trust
Provident
&
(Rich) 10
Bk
Corp
Bank
Natl
Philadelpliia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
%
55 %
52
42
Merchants
Carolina
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Hackensack N J)__
-5
322
42
(N Y)——10
Nat
Stk
Natl Bk.10
Jersey Bank <fe Trust Co.ll
Northern
61%
59
(N Y)_10
Co
Eug
New
North
fi
64%
43
Bk
310
79
35%
61
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:
10
Bstn_12'/2
<N
77
Tr
116%
75 44.
33%
Newark—6.25
54%
73%
Bk
50
Essex
&c
51 %
Banking
7.50
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8'4
47
3c
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1
Community
Rutherford
373
360
(Cleve)—8
Bank
7%
Co
—
Commercial
National
8
,
Co
Trust
88%
58 %
5„
Bank
Nat
(Camden
Co
67
70%
32%
Virginia
41%
44%
49 7 «
Wachovia
5
36 %
38%
Co—10
84 %
87%
52
55 '4
&
.—5
(Phila)
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__10
Liberty Real Estate Bank
Trust
Co
(Philadelphia)—10
30
>
47%
'
59 '/2
63%
58%
/62:'«
Wells
of
Bank
L I
5
(Phoenix Arizi_5
Commonwealth Corp.lO
Bank
Fargo
Trust
3t
Winston-Salem
9%
20%
Range
20%
10%
7%
Sale Price
Par
Ainslie
N
Co
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Amer Trust
Camp
17%
19%
Coastal
Pwr...2.50
21%
22%
Wire
Colorado
Theatre
Clrcuit.l
11
12%
Nashville
8
United
Illuminating Co
•
39
41%
T
Leasing
—2.50
;
1
24%
3 '4
25%
3%
M
I
S
V
Co
of Prices
Shares
Low
—
Electronics
Industries
Lov
Hi**..
Oct
1.60
2.80
100
2.70
Apr
9.60
1.50
1.50
100
1.10
Oct
3.80 Mar
46c
52c
10.400
85c
46c
.£
30c
1.00
1
A.
1.90
35c
_10c
-25c
_10c
Corp.
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1, 1965
High
Service
Corp
Corp class
Development
Wells
8
Sales
for Week
2.80
....
Mining
Credit
Corp
Nov.
Range
.10c
^
Oils
Insurance
Golconda
Exchange
Ended
Week's
1
Cable
Caribbean
7%.
4%
&
Chemical
1
4
Pennsylvania Natl Bk 10
—1
Corp
Ansonia
97%
1
Week
Last
5%
6%
STOCKS
5%
5
for
Friday
23
19
9%
1
West'n
National Stock
92
United Investors of Del A
of
"
Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Artists
57:,<»
First
United
4$.
53 '4
5
Merch
8%
page
J).—...5
(N
Hanvr
Tr
Monmouth
Bank
15%
see
38%
&
8
4eotnat.es,
52%
,
Natl
3 61/4
First
14
32 %
50%
Cnty Natl Bk
-
xManufacturers
(Phila)—-5
First
j
30
89%
48%
Fiduciary Trust Co
Co.—_Zl
A___^.l
30%
Bank
(Newaik)
"21"
class
28 %
Merchants
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Union Trust—
Tucson
%
(Buffalo)
43%
24%
8%
4%
*
—
30%
:-5
86'%
40
Federation Bk & Tr
14%
Inc
Trust
New
12%
Uarco
28
St Louis__20
Co
Natl
Ask
83
5
25%
(Bridgeport)—10
Trust
Rid
20
47%
(Chicago)
lc
&
Co
Trust
Island Trust Co
Manufacturers <fc Traders
52 %
<48
10
County Trust Co (White Plains
New
York)
5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F)_10
Empire Trust Co (N Y)
50
Fairfield County Trust Co.—10
Co.
40 %
Lt
Rochester
Lincoln
Louis).12.50
Bk
Co
Trust
13 %
El
Par
Ask
171
Mercantile
3314
1
Gas Co.
Gas
Companies
581/4
(Savannah
11%
Corp
23%
54
15%
3 6'4
1
Corp
Brands Inc.
1244
*
____7.50
Southern
&
-
38
...
1174
—
City
1
Cards
1
—_r>.-
7%
--——-
National
1
Co
TV
Inc
85 %
1
Grating
16'4
3%
14%
_l50c
Treesdale Labs Inc
5%
rektronix
15%
29%
^..l
Transcontinent TV class B..2.50
11%
Subscription
7%
127/8
1
...
—
82%
Connecticut
87
12
Tobin
6V2
4
O^'B
Ask
'
85%
Co
Continental-Ill
7%
28%
16%
13
6%
6 V4
;
1
.—1
Engineering Corp.75c
5c
Rogers Bros Co
Bid
6%
86%
Hudson
Transcontntl
Z
14%
Long
——50
Commercial Bk of North Anier_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)—10
Connecticut Bank <fc Tr Co_12%
444
1
—
Inc.
7%
117b
N Y Trust Co_12
Bank
69
I'eledyne Inc
Transcont
Corp
51/8
11%
18%
46%
27
/
44%
40%
For
19 %
4%'
17%
38 %
Sanders. Associates
24%
18%
41%
__i
—2%
7%
—5
Trans-Air, System
Johnsbury Trucking
San
8%
'>
Wine Co Inc..
2
Technical Measurement Corp 20c
Tecumseh Products Co.——
1
61%
Louis/Capital
4%
7%
7%
50c
^
Taylor Instrument Col
44
14%
St
25c
__i
Taylor
55
Printing
♦
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Tasty Baking Co class A
Taylor Corp '
;
Taylor Devices.
ZZl
.1—1
Stover
4%
i
31 5b
Rudd-MelikJan
1
1
Toledo Scale
79%
Craft
— ...
Tamar Electronics Indus
Tampax Inc
29 %
Co
11%
22%
Corp
Service—
Tokheim
13'%
St
Inc
Food
27 3«
76'%
Rust
Szabo
...1
10%
Tip-Top Products class A—
1
Safrail
Swank
Svstron-Donner
Inc.._25c
-25C
Inc.
*
Furniture
Russell
71/4
Tidewater
Royal Dutch Pete.—33% tlorins
Royal Industries Inc.:
.1
Rucker
8%
25'4
.%
3%
1
—
Det.roit—12%
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Corp
3%
6 %,
•
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—.
Co
Westchester_5
13%
6%
'44%
'
Materials
&
Gen
Handleman
of
15%
7%
Tonka
Mfg Co
Mfg
Cc—
Stone
12 Vb
12%
of
10
Thrift,way Foods Inc..—..
7
Par
Ask
Bank
11 %
Superior Mfg & Instrument 50c
Supervised Investors Services.lc
,
8%
Security Stock Issues
Bank
14
1
.2.50
23%
25%
Co.
1
National
City
5—*
5%
—
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Cleveland
5
42'2
4%
—1
...
67
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Stubnjtz^Greene Corp....
li
Superior Electric Co
——__1
A. 10
A .10
_
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3
19 %
7%
1,
94%
22%
.5
—.12
12%
Co
Zurn
.
59
Corp A..1
Towmotor Coiqi
&
Corp....
26%
18%
Trust—10
Citizens
1
—
Zayre
63 %
42%
Woodward Inc.
40
—
19%
56
24%
Finance Co
25'«
Myers
2%
Yellow
Zero Mlg
Z 8%
24%
25c
Electric Corp..
Transit Freight Lines —1
67/B
56%
ZT1
Inc..
5!a
20%
8
Yardney
91 %
21%
Watley Davin & Co—4
34%
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Jet
Stephenson
38%
Robins
Rocket
Finance
23%
(H'H't
(A
&
32
Robertson
•
Manhattan Bk (NY>_12%
:_
Loan
Mills Inc__3%
—3'%
Express
Xtra
8%
19
52%
TO
—
Corp. _.l
Chemicals
Mellon
Co
Jersey
39
Gli
'2
Trust
20%
..10
I-I3
_3
Co—
7%
16
7%
—
59
Bk
Trust
St
22%
8%
—
Corp.
14%
56%
..—
Boatmen's Natl
1
54%
A—
9'4
/
10
Co
40%
6%
.1
Press—i.
(N Y)——10
Co
Chemical Bank
50
/.
Trust
35%
/ 8
•
—5
55 Vs
33
12
Company.
Co
24%
Chase
Home Products Inc.—.5
Market
24%
38
A.—1
82%
14%
20
23%
10
Inc
531/4
23%
Thompson
9
Co
6%
19%
T.15
76%
Thomasville
'
Lt
5%
5%
17%
Maryland National Bank___--10
Meadow Hrook Natl Bank
5
22 %
18%
8%
&
14%
27%
5
54%
13%
11%
Ridge Tool Co class
Riley Stoker Corp
Roberts
Co
13
25%
—5
149 %
71
123a
Co....
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Co
51 %
N
*
com...2.50
-50c
Inc..—50c
River Brand Rice
81/4
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143%
Southwest
1
SS
36%
Inc..— lc
--lC
18%
41 !'B
Kid
Tr—2.50
Central Natl Bank of Cleve—16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila.lO
26%
'
16%
A .20
Baystate Corp
11%
Reynolds <fe Reynolds class
Robbfns
11
12%
—
*
Roadway
9%
34
Construction
Richardson
17
j—1
A
Racing Assn Inc.___—_*
Rexach
Bankers
1
Industries
Revere
24 34
-1.25
1.25
class
Industries
Renwell
24%
26'4
...
Screw
Texize
5
——
Company
&
8%
%
Works——12.0.0
(Newark).25
40
York
New
the
Register
18 4 B
6
-20c
.
Red
Reheis
Fruit
36%
Reading & Bates Offshore
'.20c
Drilling conv class A
20c
Common
■V
16%
Commerce
of
of
*
32 %
1
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of
Bank
10
734
.
.
Radiation Dynamics
Bank
Camden
Teleflex
32 %
8%
..2
37!'B
30'4
7%
Commerce
Bank
4
9%
1
;
Wyle
12'4
59%
ol
15 %
15%
34%
I—1,
Corp.—-1
Ltd.--:
9%
33%
Laboratories.
8%
28%'
55%
Bank
23
...
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Supermarkets IhcZ:»-Z-Z.*
Corp
7%
■/
67%
1
31%
Inc..
Alegre Sugar
Purex
81H
6%
27%
_
Carolina.
Company
Pitnta
7-%
1
/
Pueblo
7%
—5
Mex—_
New
of
.
6%
Hamp.._5
p.—5
—
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18 3 n
.
6%
2
2
;
s
Petroleum
Public
Corp
12%
17
,,
,
Products
10%
Color
Wjanuotte
65
14'/,
1
11%
8%
l'ower
Wurlitzer
——<-.6%
(N Yt
10
22
28%
10c
Corp:
Corp.
41%
21
33%
26%
27
Industrial
producing Properties
a%•"
24%
5
—5
^Printing, Corp, of America
Producers Cotton
10 %
3%
38%
1
10%
31%
Enterprises
131/4-
164
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(San
19%
Susquehanna
8%
::
9%
Co__7%
America-—
Equities
79
50c
Inc.———.5
Genl
Co
Primex
Inc.—
42 %
Strawbridge & Clothier
.
16'.'4
74%
—...
40
Co.. 1
21%
^.1
(Edwin
Wrather
America
of
Broad
Stowe
'"34%
Playskool Mfg _—
__1
Plymouth Cordage Co.:
25
Plymouth. Rubber Co class 3—5
PneumoDynamics
——-'1
Bank
Svc
20
A.,__5
Corp..—r
27%
Security <fc Tr Co —10
N T & S A—
American
Corpr common.l
Gas
21 V4
35
preferred——.5
Producing Co__l
%
7.50
Conversion
World
6%
Bid
Par
54%
19%
33
Metals Inc...—
Stockton
18%
9%
class
13%
33 %
.
-it:
1
Stein Hall
4%
17%
2
Chemical-
19%
Bank and Trust
47%
State
11%
4
Piedmont Nat'l Gas Co Inc..50c
Pierce
10c
Co.
Stanley Works '
,
Woou
.
44%
Star
9%
Pickering Lumber Corp—£—3%
Telfi...25
Co
Gas
Gas
convertible
Stanley
33%
1
Water
52 %
England
Nitrogen
Union
Standard
30%
Inc
New
Preferred
36'j;
'
29
.
17
Standard
21%
1
Electric
Wometeo
T4%
11 %
11%
13%
5%
6%
:—;
37%
Standard
414
19%
——
12%
3
,
20
Central
7%
—————.....l
Corp —10c
Paul Inc
L_1———*
Permeator
1
5
4%'
Standard & Poors Corp.
5'4
11%
Fibre
Co
Gas
Wisconsin
50c
1
Cone
Freight System cl A...1
Sprague Electric Co..2%
> 13>,t
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash. 10c
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc.—1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers—..1
Penobscot Chemical
3-*%
Gas
&
Machine
Wiegand
8%
6
Belding——33%c
Forst (Alex) & Sons!
__l0c
General
Artists
Corp——-10c
31%
18%
Spector
11%
Inv
Denny's Restaurants
Foote
-5%
.
15%
Special
11%
Tr—8
Real- Estate
3%
Southwestern States Tele
17'it
—2
2
Penusyl
4%
29%
35 %
Water
&
Southwestern Elect'ic
8%
16%
■
1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
13:%
32%
Natural
8%
Par
6%
Co.—.*
Southwest
16%
..10
10
Paper
41%
4%
8
Recent
34%
5%
Gas
Southwest
34%
Parchment
31
Gulf. Utilities^—-—5c
$1
17%
26%
39%
7%
'7%
*
Corp..
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8%
Co__10
California Water.—i„5
Southern
12
32%
Pa terson
Corp
15%
24 %
Power
Wilcox
14% •"
class A__.1
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7
..7
Southern
634
6 Y'
Telephone
14%
5
Company
3
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_I
Inc
15%
&
Southern
13%
Parker-Hannifm
Parkview
17%
13%
A__l
*
_
53%
Southern
"12
11
.
49%
Southern
Papert: Koenig Lois class AZ ,3Vc
1
Pargas
Inc....
Corp
Drugs Inc
10%
^
Gas———1
Inc
Reed
&
Co
Telephone—.5
Companies..__50c
36%
5c
Capital
Southern
10%
,
11 v8
12 1/4
20c
26%
9%
^...5
class
Bakeries
Southern
14%
'
9%
•
Pak-Well
Pako
Inc.
Southeastern
17
Oil Corp.. Z~5
410
Machinery Co
—111—1
Southeastern
12 4 B
Vegetable
vtc'.,—
Devices
24%
34%
'
Co
Develop—10c
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A—1
27 5a
Pacific Southwest Airline....
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South Shore Oil
13%
Savings & Loan Assn. .18c
Pacific
21%
50c
Transmission
Kentucky Gas Co
3%
10c
America
Natural
25%
6%
1
Computer Sciences
21%
12
11%
Pacific
19%
31,4
26
Co__
9%
Solitron
50c
Light
8%
Sorg Paper
Soroban Engineering
19%
6%
Mercury Electronics cl A
11%
Society Corp
21
2V'a
—5
5%
?9%
..___———
17
18%
Corp—. :IZi
4%
10%
&
23%
Light
Whiting
48%
18
—13%
Wallace Investments Inc
2
5%
Walnut-Grove Products cl A—2
12%
Walter 1 Jim ) Corp
16%c
25%
Waltliam
Watch
Co
5
' 7%
Warren Brothers Co———,—.10
26%
Warshow
11
(H) & Sons cl A—1
Washington Natural Gas Co.10
38%,
Washrngton Steel Corp....
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18%
Watson
Wilson Transport A.j.1
5
Waddell
17%
Ale Inc
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Walbatim
39% '
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16%
37%
Smucker
7%
74a'
19 %/
.
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Israel Economic..—„— -25
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36
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—
26%
25'
—.
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:
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13
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Pacific Far East Line Inc
Pac
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1
1
Sigma Instruments
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Simplex Wire & Cable Co
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Simplicity Mfg Co class A.—1
Ski 1 Corp
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1
7%
•
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Pacific
—50c
Sierra
7
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Airmotive
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11%
34%
6%
Pacific
Class
50c
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Brewing
39%
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Capital Co.——:L——
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36'
class
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19
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Products ——Z 50c
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37%
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21
17%
Corp—;,—
Chemical
19
Hoist—5
&
34%
Co
Prod
Nilcs Crane
Co.
1
Co—
Corp.——
13%
Glass
..10
Exploration—.
Power
5%'
37>
Shepard
11%
:
^_50c
Shawmul Association .Jl..——%
15%
39%
Shatterproof
16 %
15%
Exterminating
Oxford
12%
Ginger
Cement
Tail
Otter
Oxford
Smelt—_•
11%
Vernors
—
19
87%
Manufacturing Co.5
Point
Whitin
4 7 %
27 Va
Service
Onyx Chemical
Griginala Inc
6%
25%
Corp...
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17%
83,%
Capital Corp
Weyerhaeuser Company
.7%
*
1
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Coal
Ben
6%
Seismograph
—^4-.
24%
7%
7%
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451/4
Inc
Root
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12%
Inc
Miss River
Okia
—*
Vernitron
23
10
T
Westland
7%
12%
Veeder
73B
Pub
&
Water
Vector. Mfg Co——
4%
644
Inc
Drill
Ocean
Ohio
29%
78
3%
26
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Publishing
Westgate-California
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4
24%
Western
27!4
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•
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10%
——6%
6%
Co
Western
74%
5
Inc
Service
16%
Ask
7%
1
5
Western Mass
20
14%
Inc
Lilies
Shulton
Nytronics
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&
Mills
III
Gas
Data
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Fair
Columbian
•
18%
Bid
A„1
A
Western
2"''«
15%
cl
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Western
Iron Corp...5
Company—50c
&
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Security
Chicago
Nt ciear
Valley Mould
8%
83it
2
21%
Gas
Westcoast
20%
28%
9%
Seatrain
Chemical
Nuclear
•'
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73'4
Co
West
1
15 'a
Northwest Natural Gas_
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27%
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2
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West Penn Power Co
22
18'%
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20%
28
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&:
61%
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9%
7%
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8%:;,
14 %
21%
12'/«
24
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Univis
3%
;
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11%
227/a
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Utah
8
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&
States
3 4'4
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23%
13%
—
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'Upper
Weissberg
13%
10
States
32
class A .100
& Sons
12
,
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United
8%
19%
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21%
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4%
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(Quotations for Friday, Nov. 8)
Bid
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13%
3%
15
—
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Lad
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17%
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13%
12%
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35
32
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Nuclear
United
9%
1244
♦
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37%
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*
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Schaevitz
10%
16
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Mig
1
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National: Sees
Tubular
Scantlin
9
10
1
National Propane Corp
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:—1
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National
187»
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,
2244
35
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Ask
211/4
5
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1
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Elec & Power Co.
16!4
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19%
774
Oil Corp
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Par
Ask
Bid
43
2.00
1.75
2.00
500
Aug
Oct
Jan
Feb
1.10, Sep
40c
Jan
1.50
1.75
1.000
-25c
16c
16c
500
16c
Nov
__50c
28c
28c
200
24c
Oct
55c
Jan
Feb
Oct
1.90 Mar
4.50
50c
Sep
Jan
2.20
Feb
1.75
Nov
1.10
60c
Apr
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1880)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Mutual Funds
Par
Aberdeen
Fund
25c
Advisers Fund Inc^
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American CJrowth Fund Inc—lc
American
Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc——1
Associated Fund Trust
—*
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33y#c
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
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Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bondstock Corp
1
Boston Fund Inc
1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
2.37
7.65
8.11
8.77
4.25
4.60
6.54
r
7.07
10.47
1.54
1.69
Lazard Fund
4.83
5.27
Lexington
6.34
Life
9.96
Life
Insurance
4.22
11.15
12.12
Fund
Canadian
11.97
Loomis
13.08
4.79
5.23
10.72
9.81
14.52
14.61
Mass
1
16.73
Fund
Morton
Fund
Fund
Colonial
Growth
Mutual
Investment
12.39
Mutual
12.42
13.57
Mutual
Plan
Plan
B
A &
C
&
Trust
Wide
10.27
11.22
1
10.12
Fund—1
16.56
10.48
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& Stock
Composite Bond
50c
1
9.25
8.51
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
al2.57
Inc
Fund
Inc
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-
2.98
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De
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Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh
Delaware
Income
6.72
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—_il
New
York
1
P
63.12
One
11.11
Oppenheimer
William
_25c
3.43
13.76
Inc—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc—_.——__1
5.45
Philadelphia
Dow
18.46
20.07
12.80
13.83
—__50c
Fund
Balanced
14.32
15.47
Corp—1
5.08
5.55
.10
—
—20c
Fund—,__25fc
a22.36
Fidelity Capital Fund-—_____.1
Fidelity Fund Inc_„_.—_——1
——50c
Stock Fund
Electronics
Investment
Fund Inc__
Equity Fund Inc
Energy
Growth
Federated
Fund
Pine Street Fund
Price
Fund
(T
Fund
16.26
1
4.20
1
8.75
1
15.30
16.72
F
1
8.83
Dist Shares Inc
l
7.13
Putnam
Growth
9.82
10.67
Quarterly
3.70s
2.48
7.16
12.20
2<-84
2.58
in
I
aio.76
10.04
10.86
11.13
12,16
3%s
14.83
16.17
3%s
8.54
9.23
Amer
Industry Inc
1
Southwestern Investors Inc——1
_lc
7.71
8.47
Sovereign
6.57
7.22
State Street
2.94
stock
series
Preferred
stock
series—
lc
Inc.—i.
_1
7.82
8.50
1
10.23
11.21
1
7.01
7.62
2.67
Balanced
16.41
4%s
Nov
43.25
3%s
May 11, 1964
Sep
a38.52
3%s
Dec
Investors
Fundamental
General
Trust
Investors
7.70
7.02
14.37^
13.12
shares—lc
9.45
10.35
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•Guardian Mutual Fund Inc__—1
18.64
19.20
Administered
Fully
Industry
a22.78
10c
5.52
Imperial Capital Fund Inc.—lc
Imperial Fund Inc.
.—lc
8.02
8.72
3.60
3.91
Inc 10c
Inc—1
2.43
H-DA—
Income
Foundation Fund
Income
Fund
of
Boston
Incorporated
Income Fund
Investors
Institutional
Shares
Incorporated
1
1
7.93
lc
12.10
10.96
11.98
7.34
8.02
7.47
8.16
,
Fund
__
Fuhd
Income
Co
of
Investment
Trust
—
4.79
5.23
11.13
12.16
1
11.93
13.04
Income Fund
11.43
12.36
of
Boston
Group Funds—
Investors Mutual
Stock
Investors
Fund
Istel
7.65
7.08
Fd_
6.20
13.55
14.81
1
36.11
36.83
Mutual Fund__l
a!4.08
Inc—
20th
Century
20th
Century
4.47
4.89
4%s
Apr
10, 1969
10, 1970—
5.19
5.67
4%S
Sep
4 '/8s
Aug
Sep
10, 1971—
10, 1971—
5 VaS
Feb
'
11.76
Fund—1
Accumulated
United
Income
16.55
12.69
13.87
Shares. 1
Fund
_1
—_1
Fund
Line
Value
Value
Inc
5.31
3.33
Street
5.91
6.46
1
9.77
10.68
Fund
Investors
Industrial
Western
10.79
14.79
16.12
5.26
5.74
1
13.89
Fund
15.50
Winfield
Growth
Fund—10c
8.02
8.77
Wisconsin
1
6.99
7.56
Inc
—
Ind
Inc
Fund
24.93
26.02
23.26
25.38
Empire Fund
—
Exchange Fund of Boston
Federal
(Medium
B-3
(Low
Grade
16.86
18.39
1
10.23
11.16
_1
9.15
9.99
Ohio
1
5.34
5.83
Second
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
22.37
24.41
Priced
(Discount
(Income
Bonds)
Fund)
(Growth Fund)—
Street
."
Fd_
Westminster
Ask
Nov
Nov 15,
American
Tel
&
Tel
4%s
Coast
;
Line
99%
1999
4%s_ .1988
'
103
4%s. .1994
—
Atlantic
<-
105
100
99%
99
Bid
Cent'l Pr & Lt 4%s .1993
.1988
Gas 4%s
.Jersey
Lone
Star
Nevada
C
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Financial
Commercial
Dow
Duke
El
Chemical
Natural
Fruehauf
4%s
.1985
100%
100
99%
Pacific
Pow
99%
99%
Southern
Bell
1992
101 Va
103%
Southern
4s
104 %
106 %
Southern
.1976
111%
113%
Tennessee
conv-
Textron
General
Acceptance 4%s__ .1983
Indiana
Finance
Bell
Tel
4%s__ .1991
4%s
Light 4%s_. .1993
2003
98%
99%
98%
99
100 Va
100
100%
99
400%
5s
Texas
Wise
99%
100 y8
4%s__. .1988
Gas
Calif
Trans
Gas
Amer
4%s_. .2003
Telep
5s
99%
98%
Pub
Serv
4%s
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna
Life
Bid
101 y8
114
119%
American
Founders
5
164
170
American
General
23
American
Home
American
& Surety
Insurance
Life &
%
31%
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
22%
23%
29
24%
99 3 8
Nat
Ins
3%s
1 %s
15, 1966
100.4
4s
Aug
101.2
1 VaS
Oct
3%s Feb 15, 1967—
99.30
Apr
lVaS
Oct
-
2-63
99.30
1-2-64
99.28
99.30
3.65s
5-
99.27
99.29
3.75s
9-
3-63
6-
1-64
99.26
99.28
3%s
10-
1-63
7-
1-64
3%s wi
11-
4-63
8-
3-64
8-:1-63
Bid
98.945
98.873
98. 790
98. 720
98 680
98.803
Mar
19,
1964—^
99.733
Mar
23,
1964_^
99.666
Mar
26,
1964
9.
26,
15,
Jan
16,
99%
Feb
Rid
T6 ,'
109 " v
51 %
12
17%
Ask
Feb
23,
30,
6.
13,
20,
&2%
113%
55%
13%
18%
•No
New
par
u
1
98.691
98.661
564
98.580
93
493
98.510
98
98
433
^
i.
98.450
.418
98.436
99.616
Apr
99.521
99.446
Apr
9.
Apr
15.
1964
1964
99.381
1
99.388
Apr
16,
1964-
99.368
99.375
Apr
23.
1964
.347
98.365
1964
276
98.295
.201
98.215
30,
99.294
99.302
Apr
1964.
99.223
99.232
Mav
7.
99.152
15,
31.
:
—_
99.159
July
99.080
1964——
99.091
Aug
99.008
99.019
Sept 30,
Oct
FOOTNOTES
value.
a^Net asset
Stock Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
31,
1964—
646=
2,
1964
York
98.734
98
98
99.516
99.439
1964
1964
—
—
99.604
1964
1964
Ask
98 .933
99.796
1963
19,
100.1
98. 860
99.656
1963
12,
Dec
100.2
99.31
1964
99.725
5.
Dec
100.1
99.31
100
5,1964—
27.
99.789
Dec
99.31
Bills
Ask
1964——:
99%
,
99.28
99.29
4-64
3-64
2-64
12,
100%
99.26
1-64
2-
Ask
Bid
Due
4-
3-
—
91.8
Debentures
1-63
1-63
Bid
91.2
91
3-63
United States Treasury
92.2
91.24
Dated
3.45s
100
92.22
1, I960—
7-
99.6
-?99.4
1. 1967——
Rate
Ask
Bid
Due
93.2
——-
1. 1968—
Apr
1 VaS
97.22
98.3
93.24
Aug 15;'19G7-_S_,
95
98.29
L. 1967———
l'/as
1%S Oct
100
97.18
1964
100.1
94.28
1.1966—
3%s
98.18
101.5
99.1
95.2
100.8
100.4
98.16
12-
99.13
;
100.2
101.3
99.1
99.10
95.22
15,1966
1,1966
101
100.2
96.2
96.22
-
Feb
Apr
100'
,99.31
—
Mar
Jan
1
99.11
100.22
99.9
101.5
101.3
—
1965——
1,1965
Nov
97.2
97.16
15, 1965
Oct
3 VaS
15,
99.849
100%
(Galveston)—!
Mav
3%s May
99.844
131
American Income Life Ins Co
Amer
4%s
Ask
Bid
'
(Continued)—
1, 1965
15. 1965
1963
100
2.50
Apr
29,
128
Life Insur-1
1 VaS
21,
Jan
99 %'
100.16
99.16
32nds of a point
or more
Maturity-
Ash
Mar
Dec
Insur Co_1.50
103
Feb
Jan
Assurance
100
15,1964
100
Companies
3.50
Amer
103
99
99.982
Jan
Casualty (111) 1
American Equitable Assur
2.50
All
102
96
95
1978-73
99.919
99%
Par
20. 1974
Feb 20,
99.981
121%
Ask
Fell
4Vo s
99.915
Feb
Par
4V2s
101
1963
Jan
Insurance
98
102
1963
99 V2
.1993
97
102
1971—
,
14,
118%
——.
1972
1
Nov
Nov
5s__—, .1983
Trans
15
6-
100%
.1984
East
15 ,1972-1967
Sep
100.20
4-1-63
Ask
.1971
ww
Feb
3%s
105.24
101
5-
3.20s
5s—. .1983
debs
May
4 Va s
106.24
97
96
104.24
1 ,1970-19G7
Nov
98%
Edison 4%s. 1988
Calif
5%s- .1977
Gas
Trailer
Household
&
.1993
3'/2s
102.16
1 VaS
3-4-63
3.15s
100 %
.1988
4.35s
4%s
Power
Paso
4%S—_ .1984
Credit
___
100.16
101.16
105.24
>•
Dated
Rate
Power
4%s
Oct
I,.!—
1970
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
a82.68
3 25s
Bonds
July 20
4 VaS
1,
Treasury Notes
1:1964
3%s
& Conv. Debentures Issues
Bid
Bonds
5V«s
100.16
15, 19G3
Oct
3.30s
Recent Security
105.24
103
Bid
Apr
a47.18
all.41
Inc
Fund
Nov
4%s
/
al5.28
Centennial Fund Inc..
104.24
Apr
Figures after decimal point represent one
1,1964
4%s May 15. 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
5s
Aug 15, 1964
3%s Aug 15, 1964
a9.98
al7.12
103.8
Feb
Notes—
a24.10
———.
101.24
102.8
3%s
99.30
a27.10
Exchange
Capital——a
100
1UU.24
5 Vbs
99.30
1 VaS
a22.70
—
Fund—
Capital
Investors
;
Inc__
Fund
Diversification
Inc__
l
(Investment Bonds)
B-2
K-l
Fund
Street
20, 1970-
100.8
101.16
99.16
98.24
99.28
1 VaS
a94.47
Inc..,.
Bonds)_1
Bonds)!___1
B-l
B-4
Fund
Street
160
100.16
:
101.16
' 98.8
99.28
4%s
all'.78
Inc
Fund
Mar 20,
July 15,
15, 1963
Treasury
Swap Funds—
Centennial
4%s
Indebtedness—
of
Nov
15.02
14.26
Shares Inc
Inc
Fund
Windsor
20,
100.4
99.20
Mar 20, 1968
June
4%s
3%s Feb 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964
11.79
1
„
4s
99.31
3V8S
—1
Inc
Fund_^_
Wellington
4 Vb s
4%s
100.28
100.12
22,
Oct 23c 1967.
-99.24
Maturity—
Certificate
Mutual
Washington
July 20,
May
93.16
98
2. 1966
4s
99.16
99
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
>
Corp.
Investing
10, 1977_
3.64
1
Inc_l,_.
Vanguard Fund Inc
Wall
Feb
5.80
10c
Line^ Income Fund Inc
Special Situations
Line
Fund
12, 1973
4%s
_'
—
10, 19?2
12, 1972
JUn
8.23
1
Jun
10.56
7.53
4%s
4%s
7.66
9.84
1
Fund
International
7.01
Ltd.
United Science Fund
United
al8.32
Ltd-
Canada
Funds
May
.
100.18
10, 1970-
15.14
100.8
21, 1966—
101
100
102
Apr
10.76
100.10
100
20,,1965
20, 1965:
99.16
99.16
Mar 11, 1968——
4%s
l
100.2
Dec
Feb
100.16
102
3%s
13.26
Ltd
Oct
4s
4s
100.24
100.2
100.8
3%s
100.2
100.11
100.7
'100
100.4
99.21
100.5
100.1
20,,1964
99.16
,10.67
Inv—10c
99.31
Oct
99.24
100
100
Bonds-
1964
2Of,
100
99.30
Apr ,20. 1964—
4s
100.10
4%s
United
United
100.16
—
12, 1966
9.76
Inc—
Funds
99.30
12.13
Inv
3%s Aug
-
100.1
1
Growth
Income
4 %s
99.26
4 %s
99.28
10, 1964—
11, 1964
Dec
Bank
Ask
99.30
1964—;
1,
Land
99.31
—100
—
;_—d_,
Jun 10, 19653%s Mar 10, 1966
4%s
18
Bid
1964
3 %s
Can_l
i
of Canada
Fund
Congress
Keystone Custodian Funds—
8-1
4%s
•
8.22
'
Devonshire
K-2
—.
'
6.70
_1
Fund—
Inc
(The)
Johnston
11.23
10.50
Intercontinental
Research
Fund
20.25
18.73
—
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors
of
Fund
Grtli
Fund
Whitehall
Investors Selective Fund
Investors
Templeton
Texas
Value
•
lc
1
Inc
America
Fund
Resources
Investment
'
10.57
13.22
Ltd—
lc
Insurance and Bk Stk Fd Inc.lc
Institutional
Investors
9.21
9.67
Growth- Fund-lc
Institutional
Int'l
2.66
8.43
7.26
Foundation
Inst
7.54
13.11.
12.13
United
5.05
Series
a33.05
1
Fund—_l
UBS
Inc—
Funds
Hamilton
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
Television-Electronics
Group Securities—
Aerospace-Science
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
.Growth
1
:
12, 1963
Apr
Federal
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4s
Inc
Fund
Fund
3.80s
99.25
100.1
100
1964——99. 31
99. 19
Sep 15, 1965
99. 16
Dec
99.28
1964
14.98
-
100.1
Aug 17,
15,
Oct
40:50
1
Corp
3%s Feb 3,
99. 26
99. 23
99. 29
99. 24
—
1964
*
.
Investment
99.28
99. 31
'
—
1964
3.20s
100.2
'
Stock
17, 1964
for
99.30
99. 26
15,
__1
Investors
198607—
14%
39%
16 Va
2
32nds of a point
Cooperalives2, 1963-
more
or
99. 28
-
July 15, 1964
3.90s
.
Stein Roe & Farnliam
Series
America
Inc
Shares—1.25
—lc
Utilities
of
Fund
3.95s
Trust of Boston—l
American
Feb
Apr
31/2S June 15,
Clark-
&
Stock
Common
Selected
Shareholders
Shares
.
Common
Fund
19634—
a20.15
Scudder
6.60
lc'
31/4S Feb
one
Banks
As I.
Bid
—
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
11.16
—
Banks—
15, 1964
17, 1964—I——
6.84
*
Series—
Bond
3.20s Jan
13%
37
Aifnuity Life Insur—1
Obligations of Government Agencies
1964
May 15, 1964-1-—
Stevens
83
Insurance—
Life Ins Co in
Westn Reserve Life Assur Oliio_l
Figures after decimal point represent
Loan
Home
Mar 16,
——__1
Funds—
Federal
3.30s
l
,
of
741/4
36%
79 V2
Variable
3.40s
InvestingFund
71
34%
Westchester Fire__ 'Jz.
4.59
89
—3
36%
146
20%
84%
—
71
19
City of N Y_2
35
Fire
S
31%
29 %
67%
(Ala).l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
32%
4.81
2.26
1
Inc—
Fund
Mutual
U S
34%
3.85s
6.26
Mutual Fund
37%
2
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
11.95
4.39
Florida
31 VB
140
70%
199 Va
194
Ameriea„_2.50
of
Co
Life
'13.60'
10c
Founders
28%
35
;
United Security Life.Ins
United Service Life Ins
U
12.51
Inc_lc
Foursquare Fund
Franklin
Custodian
United- Ins
66
10
.
16%
17
Kentucky—'— 1
67
32'/a
U S
of
i
29%
77 y2:
Co
156
149
•
Guaranty Co (NY)——8
Travelers Insurance Co—--5
United American Life Ins
__1
Title
47 3a
Ins
176
/15%
(NY)
62
—
110 %
168
2
Ins
43 %
10.93
Scudder
2
69 %
105
Life Ins Co—5
2
(Birm)
of
'65%
3
(Texas)
74
Co
al4.24
Revere Fund Inc
Southland Life Ins
74%
15%
Insurance
Assurance
1
Research
10.54
Fd
Life
Corp:
Canada—25c
18.43
18.34
52 Vb
Penna—5
Life
7.88
11.41
Ins
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
9.65
10.44
9.64
Inc
Title
9.46
Fund—j.;
(Geo)
15%
66
48%
—2
Co
65
Co
—5
Security Ins (New Haven)..
10
Security Life & Trust Co_
5
—5'
&
Insurance
34
61%
Surety
10%
Ins
51%
23%
14 %
9 %
Life
Life
Central
Life
_2
Accident
48
21%
31%
62%
Acc_l
Kentucky
Ins—50c
Buffalo
of
&
33%
6.25
Marine
&
38 Va
Liberty
Life
Co
30%
28%
'31
—3.50
Fire
Seaboard
148
r
71%
71
>67 "
10
Co
Insurance
Paul
St
66 y2
63 %
140
—5
—5
Republic Insurance (Texas)—5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—l
16
34 %
16.42
1
Putnam
61%
118 %
10.60
—
9.59
Co
Life Insurance Co of Va:
—
16.87
Industrial
9.70
Inc
17.05
Financial
all.67
Income
for
Fund
Fund
Trend Fund Inc__——1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc_l
Florida Growth Fund
8.75
13.18
._2.50
T
Inc
Provident
5
Boiler & Insur_5
Standard
Growth Stock
9.25
Fidelity
7.98
12.03
:_50c
Inc_—
Rowe)
Puritan
'
*
Inc
Inc.—'
79
52%
Life
"
al7.69
Square Mutual Fund——
Pioneer
Howard-
&
V 6.44
'
Invest Fund
Theory
Eaton
2
17.95
5.93
Peoples Securities Corp.——„1
5.04
Shares
74V'2
(Birm)
Ins
Life
77
72 %
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)___5
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
2
Reinsurance Corp
(NY)—
-2
—
16.42
Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
Investment Fund—1
Dividend
Providence-Washington
114%
Ins
Lawyers
9.81
Diversified
Protective
90%
5
13.42
—_1
.
24%
51
Southwestern
1
10.10
Perm
22%
86
49%
75V4
122%
48 V2
10
60%
■
117
Co_
Standard Sec Life
Lamar
8.95
72
Springfield Insurance
12.82' x'14.01
14.67
_5
10
Insurance
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—_10
Kenuesaw Life & Accident
x:
56
5
_
71 %
36 Va
Y_10
Ins_2.50
(NY)
36%
33%
129%
13%
Life
1
Street Fund
Fund
:■V.
20%
68
125
19%
Jefferson
al8.02
18 %
591/4
34%
2
Co
Insurance
30%
10.03
1
51%
2.50
N
of
12%
9.93
1.
29
48%
3%
Co
17%
Interstate
al5.55
27 V4
Amer
Co
28
Intl
12.49
&
Life—
Co
1
9.05
10.84
Trust
Ins
Life
Phoenix
247
Co
Mid-Cont
8.28
9.22
Fund
63 %
59%
Illinois
54
1
Cas
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash DC)_5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
:
5
'59%
Insurance
9.89
Inc-1
Stock
Diver' Growth
60 %
Hartford Fire Insurance Co-
11.55
Inc
2
55%
Hartford Steam
Inc_:_
Natl
Line
Peerless
57
Home
Fund Ltd_34c
Shares
Insurance
?
6.58
1
Chemistry
Pacific
Ins Co of NY
8.77
Inc—1
Fund
771/2.
14 %
6.02
1
Investors
12.89
7.99
7.31
&
Insurance—3.33%
5
38%
34%
5
Ca~>
Life
Indemnity
"58%
8.02
Ins
Northwestern
750
15%
32
5
River
Pacific
36 Va
9%
14%
2.50
Fire
American
18%
81%
5
Insurance
46%
-2.50
York
Reserve
Hanover
27%
8%
class A
171/4
__
1
Fund
Capital
Electronics
'4.67
4.27
Life
1081/4
44 Vt
Ins__40c
Life
1
Corp
3
(Jacksonville Fla) _2 V2
Hamilton Life
121%
25 %
Northeastern
9?
12.93
Series
Horizons R
62.49
10.17
11.83
1 ;Y 6.15
American
115
104%
1
New
North
*89%
237
10
_5
Hampshire Insurance
North
28
720
58V4
com.
New
68%
54
5
AA
Western
Old
10
—2
Fire_
73%
——
Ins
National
54%
84 y2
Corp.—^10
Greatamerica
1
Stock
Nucleonics
Gov
Union
Nationwide Corp
1.25
Life
—
National
•
123%
:
Ins
9%
117
Accident Ins
&
Line
88
Insurance
Internat'l
Old
74%
8%
10
Life. Ins—,
70
Employees Insur (DC)—4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
_1
Western
11.79
1
——1
Fund Inc
1
Fund
Delaware
7.34
Georgia
Glens Falls-
Life
Nat'l
82
63
Gov't
.
Great
England Fund
Northeast
Inc
1
Investment
Income
Diversified
21.99
6.71
B
Western
Crown
20.16
■
17.29
—
New
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
4.92
24.15
Series—
Growth
New
General Reinsurance
Nat'l
143
52
Fidelity
(Bait)
National Fire
84%
26
Life
68
T
Fidelity Life Ins
_4
(S F)
Life
15.99
Series
National
20.75
19.25
16.86
Firemen's Fund
22.33
Stock Series
Preferred
Stock
15.59
,2.92
Series
Income
,
Inc
Fund
Composite
.
Dividend
Franklin
10.79
2
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co
10.13
\
Natl
170
78%
;_1
Co
9.24
4.55
5
Life Ins
•
Corp—5
Assoc
7.53
1
Series
Bond
18.10
9.64
Int'l
Commonwealth
Commonwealth ' Stock
Y
11.06
Commonwealth
Reinsurance
1
Corp
Series—
Series
138
5
Group
Insurance
6.87
9.83
Securities
5
Co
Employers
12.55
al5.75
,
79
(DC)—
23.70
1
10
of N Y
1
Growth
Shares
42%
164
Inc
Co
Ins
T 11.57
s
Securities Co Inc_l
Balanced
Life
25.90
1
Investors
10.86
9.94
Fund—1
Gen Fd__l
Income
16.81
^1
National
1.64
D
Commonwealth
9.31
Insurance
Forster
&
Eastern
1
Inc
Fund
National
1.61
8.52
15.38
,
1
Foundation
Investing
391%
Missouri
16%
5
Co
Employers
Shares Corp
Commonwealth Fund Indt Tr
Casualty
Crum
Funds-
Invest Found
Mutual
Nation
Energy
&
7.38
13.61
11.34
1
1
Inc
Colonial
6.60
6.75
12.45
Insur
Assurance
Federal
Series.
Mutual
15.19
1
1
25c
Life
Gen
1
Co
&
C)
15
—
Trust
Fund
137%
30%
Continental
int„33 %c
Series
Insurance
12.71
11.59
lc
Trust
of
Fund
Chemical
^
Boston
Inc
Shares
Century
(R
Growth
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
Chase
12.17
11.14
Securities
133
35
1
Medical
20
Continental Amer Life Ins
•
Fund—
Life
beneficial interest
Units of
Canadian
al5.68
*
1
Investors
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
34%
Criterion
beneficial
79%
29
1.80
of
76
32%
Connecticut
a30.55
75%
4
Co of NY—2
of
Co
26%
71%
Indemnity & Life Ins
32 Vi
Ins
24%
5
Gen
Mass
America—1
Combined
1,65
18.10
International Growth.
Ltd
1
7.81
v
49%
3
Mass
41%
Monument
22V4
141
47%
28%
Co
23
170%
136
1
38%
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
7.16
_5
Casualty
26%
v'A"__2
(N Y)
Insur
Co
20 y4
1
20.00
Life
Ins
164%
*
Ask
'21%
5
Insur
Madison Life Insurance Co
Life
Bid
1
Ins.
Life
5
Life
Co
Citizens
18.30
1
Fund Inc
shares
Maryland
12.44
Investors
Massachusetts
Manhattan
54%
11.38
,
Continental
Massachusetts
57y4
Casualty
2.01
'8.64
53
50 %
17.75
1.84
18.71
1
___—10c
Assurance
Men's
shares—lc
7.91
Ins
Standard
Investment shares—lc
Growth Stock
Special
15.70
; 13.33
-65%
2
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Ltd
Industries
61
(N J)
Chicago Title & Trust Co_
Funds—
General
National
Citizens
Inc—1
Fund
Liberty Life
Lincoln
Life
Insurance
Business
Lincoln
60%
16.87
_1
Inc—1
Mutual Fund
Sayles
Managed
17.12
Inc
7.48
Fund
Stk
International
Fund—
Ltd
(1954)
6.83
Loomis-Sayles Canadian &
4.61
—1
Inc
Fund—1
Investors
Insurance
9.16
1
Fund
General
Canada
7.08
1
—
California
6.46
Boston
69%
:
Corp
Beneficial
4.78
jp&r
66 %
Ins
Life
Security
Banlife
15.94
Income Trust
X5.83
16.51
4.38
Inc
Natl
Bankers
13.97
15.13
1
Growth
Knickerbocker
9.58
12.80
14.73
Knickerbocker Fund
al8.77
,
Bankers
Fund Corn.
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)1
S-3 (Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com stks)„1
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd_l
Ask
56
5
1963
(Quotations for Friday, Nov. 8)
Bid
10
Re-insurance_,
Bankers & Shippers
Ask
Custodian
Keystone
2.59
6.94
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Mutual Funds—
American
Monday, November 11,
—
———
——
1964
.499
1964—
1964
1964——T
97.520
.013
1964
—
96
96
97.037
707
96.734
372
96.391
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
d Ex-rights. • k Admitted to listing on the
issued
y Ex-stock divmend
Ex-dividend..' wi When
Volume
198
6315
Number
.
.
.
The
Commercial
Financial
and
Chronicle
(1881)
45
Week Ended November 2
THE
Bank
OF
COURSE
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
CLEARINGS
increase compared with
an
based
us
BANK
stand
at
above those of the corresponding week last year.
gain for the wOek ending Friday of 12.6%.
a
for this week follows:
mary
Our preliminary totals
/
Week Ended Nov. 9—
'
"
'
1963
York
Chicago
—
3.6
1,260,000,000'
4,919ill^
5,870.655
+ 12.1
3,192,345
7,362,453
6,744,058
6.5
32,513,769
32,519,987
2.0
23,477,606
22,527,56 4».
3.1
1,325,868,428
1,348,27713LO)
6,702,811
33,076,553
31,067,914
17,892,453
18,266,761
1,272,794,507
1,313,488,521
i
3,124,093
5.8
+
+
—
8,050,906
6,929,927
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1962
,
+ 12.6
'____
986,505,155
;
—
895,397,949
+10.2
500,440,607
+
+
477,200,000"
___
Cleveland
____
Baltimore
451,933,293
596,410,767
+f 2.2
369,286,104
610.Q87.569
6.4
86,638,900
82,994,306
+ 13.7
16,430,225
15,358,576
14,186,242
+ 14.7
14,953,611
13,672,866
13.302;*33
475,395,602
+ 13.7
504,093,852
504,967^177
1,786,553,965
1,681,755,221
6.2
1,665,672,712
1,544,816306
'
-—
+
730,333,577
—
+ 18.0
668,902,162
Pittsburgh
+
306.245.-A93
698,461,372
88,742,000
_:
Mansfield
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 21.8
884,705,760
533,426,167
_—
391,700,000
938,046,000
427,583,700
Francisco
13.546.5f67
331,713,049
2.9
83,047,300
17,459,939
i—
Columbus
13,381,703
5.7
+
13,921,002
343,818,222
16,265,013
540,415,009
Cleveland
9.9
2.5
+
14,273,270
Cincinnati
+ 13.4
*550,000,000
!
—
City
1,259,214,959
' 1,047,000,000
1363,457,192
751,636,242
Ohio—Canton
11.1
1,399,014,450
——
Louis
San
—
7,442,949
cities)
(9
2,650,466
4,950,610
1,243,000,000
+ 13.8
4,985,115
1,239,000,000
7,513,742
Total
1,187,000,000
—
Boston
St.
sum¬
1,684,917
2,468,833
883,212
<?'
+ 25.4
;
Delaware—Wilmington
New Jersey—Trenton
1,275,542
(a)
2,758,041
7,035,409
York
>
-
$17,085,246,592 $15,168,325,634
Philadelphia
Kansas
:
$
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
,
New
Our comparative
1,194,000,000
3,457,233
-
;
Scranton
1962. At this
0.1
5,671,860
Philadelphia
Reading
•
4.5
2,215,341
(a)
-
Lancaster
weekly clearings Will
$31,692,965,812 against $28,492,793,777 for the same week in
center there is
Chester
1,457,129
2,217,471
Bethlehem
be 11.2%
1960
$
Dec. %
1,522,246
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Nov. 9, clearings for all
cities of the" United States for which it is possible to obtain
1961
Inc.or
$
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia-
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
1962
1903 -■
$
Pre¬
ago.
year
a
r
■;
•
+15:8
6.0
Total
cities).
(7
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond6,668305-
6,818,140
2.0
30,786,000
4.5
26,435,000
21,843,30 7i
267,177,600
10,726,410
285,155,420
6.3
281,875,048
273,316-,80 5-
1.1
11,244,779
9,477,8(70
Maryland—Baltimore
440,798,847
401,673,722
9.7
"412,743,332
402,618,959-
District of Columbia—Washington—
168,391,553
161,735,225
4.1
167,762,760
147,223,18+
923,453,204
897,011,310
2.9
904,838,981
861,148,160
6,954,794
29,404,000
Virginia-+Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
west
Ten
cities, five
cities,
Other
days
Total
All
all
cities,
five
cities,
Total
all
five
days
5,773,648,920
6,200,034,655
;__
cities
for
$31,692,965,812 $28,492,793,777
week—
7.4
+
Total
+11,2
v
:
-
Carolina—Charleston
South
+ 11.4
1,154,729,784
1,240,006,931
Richmond
7.4
+
$30,452,958,881 $27,338,063,993
c
day
one
+12.5
$24,252,924,226 $21,564,415,073
days
'
,
I
'
cities)
(6
10,842,803
+
4,778,062
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
♦Estimated.
Complete and exact details
issue of next week.
our
Saturday and
the
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday
Nashville
the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
for
figures
are
inasmuch
of
available at time
not
going to
—
Macon
press.
-
Alabama—Birmingham
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
Mobile
In the elaborate detailed
statement, however, which we present further below,
able to give final and complete
we are
Nov. 2.
For
that
there
week
was
a
the whole country having amounted to
week in 1962.
same
this
at
center
of
1.2%; the aggregate
Federal Reserve Districts
which they
in
are
Reserve District the totals show
District
of
an
Grand
2.9%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
loss of
a
+ 24.4
7,084,222
6,196,-506
239,077,591
251,628,330
287,464,104
294,588,38815,463,643
18,760,928
+ 21.7
1,068,451
+
3.6
1,029,210
981;9t80
+
16.2
276,988,000
265,540,615
1,581,487,804
+ 13.3
1,490,675,376
1,443,083,731
25,897,676
15,062,242
19,761,159
120,096,000
—
—
South Bend
,
-
.
10,380,686
92,031,944
23,406,287
2,175,G86
1,435,844,362^
11,100,176
13,632,440
16,781,452
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
Moines
Sioux
The Chicago Re¬
City
'.
.
Illinois—Bloomington
—
Chicago
1.7%, and the Minneapolis Reserve
-—-—-——
i_.
Decatur
—-
—
Peoria
'
4,570,212
.4,861,023
10.2
20,371,173
22,015,807
13,691,277
112,094,000
+ 11.8
+
2.0
111,397,000
11,303,045
5,182,030
+
5.0
188,890,289
+
17,681,939
10.779,048
8,959,83+
5,392,115
5,861,699
1.6
178,627,702
177,495,424
3.7
10,022,924
10.433.547
66,856,573
22.540.548
—
83,105,953
+ 10.7
70,297,167
27,308,474
—14.3
27,030,362
2,700,683
—19.5
1,958,243
2,098,719-
2.9
1,373,498,084
1,323,466,891
8.3
8,338,972
1,478,807,547
11,998,130
16,650,016
—
—
—18.1
12,679,277
18,329,711
1.8
15,645,113
15,146,509-
9,668,647
+
2,043,564,037
'
9,206,573
'
2,009,603,323
Cities)-—.
16,173,616
11,375,547-
+ 15.7
+
—
—
.
117,775,000
9,718,712
Rockford
(17
5.2
+
—16.5
16,489,708
Springfield
Total
>
11,240,378
16,930,764
18,041,152
r
11,867,742
5,996,966
191,977,314
.
Haute
Terre
3,680,342
23,502,034
3,873,079
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
District of 7.0%,
but the St. Louis Reserve District registers a gain of 11.4%.
In the Kansas City
Reserve District the totals are larger by 3.7%, and in the Dallas Reserve District
by 12.9%, but in the San Francisco Reserve District the totals are smaller by 1.7%.
District records
serve
5.1,
284,675,000
.;
Wayne
Indianapolis
+
In the Cleveland
13.3%.
2.4
+
1,792,182,989
Rapids
Indiana—Fort
Richmond Reserve
improvement of 6.2%; in the
+ 15.9
+
293,741,319
16,088,243
1,106,467
Lansing
^
3.4%; in the Boston Reserve
5.5%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 3.1%.
District of
8,443,363
9,621,207
9,088,508
7,732,999
277,563,958
330,700,000
/
Arbor
Michigan—Ann
according to the
located and from this we note that in
the New York Reserve District the totals show a loss of
153,073,150
427,000,000
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
gain of 2.0%; the bank clearings
We group the cities
decrease of 3.6%.
a
169,672,405
444,500,000
—
Orleans
cities)
(10
8.0
clearings for
$34,003,957,157 against $34,431,960,007 in the
Outside of this city there was a
showing
Total
results of the previous week—the week ended
decrease
+
+ 10.1
19,583,053
-
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
179,003,719
475,700,000
7,920,438
291,765,599
+ 365,510,311
-
Florida—Jacksonville
20,167,860
36,477,709
193,254,848
523,900,000
10,537,938
x
—
—-
Augusta
the week ends
as
_:
Georgia—Atlanta
+ 30.1
36,825,607
47,904,335
Tennessee—Knoxville
8,616,297
0.5
1.7
1,887,991,330
8,709,114
1,837,941,125
'
,t
In the following we furnish a summary
SUMMARY
1st
Boston
—
York_
2nd
New
3rd
\
1962
Philadelphia
4th
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
8th
St.
9th
Minneapolis
17,410,309,056
1,313,488,521
—
3.1
1,325,868,428
1,681,755,221
6.2
1,665,672,712
1,544,816,209
923,453,204
897,011,310
+
2.9
^
1,792,182,989
it
6
1,581,487,804
2,009,603,323
r'
2,043,564,037
'
II
.
10
_
Louis—
10th
Kansas
11th
Dallas
17.
,
-
,
f<
1,065,409,434
4
-
City
869,199,679
Francisco™
San
10
—I— -106
Total
Outside New York
1.7
1,887,991,330
+11.4
941,979,356
814,353,072
3.7
806,530,387
703,443,390
+
716,907,658
St.
*'
detailed
our
November
ended
week
add
now
V'-"%•
'
.-rf
2
v
for
North
-
Dakota—Fargo__
34,431,960,007
—
14,467,383,193
+
statement, showing
four
757,383,396
'f.s'r*''
—
1,673,613,"603
Helena
30,868,006,550
Fall
13,960,702,876
13,210,073,573
New
975,523.456
—12.1
4,864,616
1,047,894,553
—
—
•
9,518,121
1,013,462,561
Total
971,310,599
7,023,448
1.0
+ 33.9
5,765,836
+ 10.0
5,643,665
5,086,347
,,
3,247,308
4,259,601'
.
New
Haven_
1.0
23,420,705
1.6
20,262,066
19,192,402
62,748,414
67,435,243
7-0
71,799,137
28,393,122
27,,659,358
+
2.7
"28,219,477
49,495,000
+ 13.1
51,092,500
—
:
—
•
Island—Providence———
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
cities)
(12
4,069,374
_
'
___!
1,203,427,531
1
—12.4'
4,647,613
Worth"IZIIIIZIII
>-,
60,643,419
v
Reserve District--New York—
3,712,870
Total
1,242,730,859
1,178,462,442
Twelfth Federal Reserve
York—Albany
65,997,302
Buffalo
164,099,156
'
3,389,669
;■/:<
52,747,822
New
+ 25.1
40,346,357
35,580,811
0.5
155,467,926
160,710,550
163,229,018
+
3,294,862
+
2.9
+
2.4
4,649,637
3,901,269
3.6
16,907,303,674
17,153,948,718
9.6
58,310,193
59,259,962
5.1
37,424,291
Rochester
Syracuse
t
__
—
—
_
—
98,440,104
96,203,476
106,167,386
15,885,034
629,929,530
46,535,795
5,184,000
5,443,266
13,930,033
716,907,658
261,483,944
7,664,938
5,573,038
5.0
19,713,669
19,527,693
7.0
814,353,072
777,294,801
+
1,440,482
1,290,858
+ 17.0
964,277
1,077,894
6.2
10,305,643
9,354,513
5.1
201,765,146
13,730,789
.13,089,838
—
+
—
+
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
Total
(6 cities)
2.8
5.3
—
8.3
+
190,846,727
34,843,316
8.9
34,972,970
521,476,374
486,774,399-
-^10.8
14,833,403
13,613,016,
+
2.8
7,041,303
6,492;895
+
3.7
806,530,387
757,383:39S
3.9
13,746,389
611,790,347
50,155,414
540,315,600
276,331,407
___-
135,849,861
14,836,254
260,279,842
128.116,507
31,377,391
10,919,062
930,407,897-"
31,914,761
9,813,129
14,704,040
11,142,177
955,254,547
45,602,773
12,800,252
16,522,85b
City--
California—Long
+
+ 14.7
—
3.9
14.418,884
45,636,0395,864,GOO
5.4
7,881,000
6,107,297
13,762,943
14,008,678
+ 12.9
703,443,390
-625,771,793
2.4
245,096,067
7,221,208
250,923,294
123,025,723
20,599,353
216,754,903
+ 10.2
—
4-
Beach
Pasadena
.
+
—
1.4
1.0
+
6.2
+
6.0
2,199,488
3,808,744
San
19,964.576,814
67,096,710
37,625,168
35.796,918
96,525,597
98,742,211
/' 106,931,839
103,132,430
19,788,433,333
20,492.827,317
—
+
+
-
—52.7
5,528,392
6,682,909
220,147,180
110,058,394
19,778.604
2.0
14,632,856
15.512,815
2.6
815,330,360
—11.0
940,047,213
42,420,235
11,913,159
17,734,495
1.7
1,673,613,603
1,476,886,629
1.2
30,868,006,550
30,364.022,291
2.0
13,960,702,876
13,210,073,57£
—
FranciscoJ:
—
Jose
Santa
Barbara
Stockton
—
—30.0
—23.3
—
Total
1,700,322,055
(10 cities)—
1,730,314,255
34,003,957,157
34,431,960,007
' 14,763,419,253
14,467,383,193
—
New
5,220,573
4,686,542
7,733,9bb
-
Lake
97,372,963
4,210,532
19,240,537,904
68,711,419
—
13,196,929
4,951,722
3.5
32,759,115
2.2
4,615,279
—
York
16,502,743
722,221,885
44,724,162
5,715,000
5,368,038
267,880,706
Oregon-—Portland
.
San
Jamestown
13,329,722
+ 13.1
District—San Francisco
——
:
Utah-Salt
New
838,277,771
809,220,089
cities)
(6
Washington—Seattle
,
7,403,382
14,688,261
Louisiana—Shreveport
Yakima
Second Federal
37,142,121
518,849,641
16,747,600
46,978,900
4,023,419
5.5
1,273,600,872
Falls____—
Wichita
26,394.445
•
,
~
_
Galveston
'i
/
Rhode
New
55,981,900
.
.
.__—
Dallas
23,440,801
+
,____
—_——
__
+
21,664,815
25,943,409
—
Connecticut—Hartford
25,691,082
*22,000,000
—
——
,11,078,610
14,934,444
7,609,265
—
cities)
(9
232,680,348
869,199,679
______
Texas—Austin
Fort
1
Springfield
Worcester
22.0
+
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
5,602,618
6,007,857
6,344,957
Bedford
516,438,830
206,485.860
8,415,521
6.9
1,266,446
1,035,299
12,074,324
34,076,794
St.*; Joseph——
3,424,919
5,018,452
9.6
1,230,557
1,211,647
564,851,857
City
Missouri:—Kansas
$
2,117,037
—
'
i—_————_
Wichita
1960
1961
.5,950,164
—
-__ —
—
--
Kansas-—Top£ka
2,834,151
—
_
10,851,884
560,010,257
202,547,461
906,389,271
12,817,086
220,797,519
11,670,510
^
.——-
Colorado—Colorado Springs
10,357,862
21.651.672
9,113,699
6.2
—11.3
—
District—Kansas City—
city for the
$
Dec. %
4,276,859
—
/
Inc. or
1962
22,739,820
cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve
Week Ended November 2
9,361,725
*
River
+
30,364,022,291
2.0
12,812,623
4,918,142
843,357,048
—
,—
(7
1,476,886,629
>1-2
235,060,788
8,773,874;
Omaha
•
;T_.—__
Lowell
—24.2
625,771,793
1.7
the figures for each
'i
•.
' ' $
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Massachusetts—Boston
11.170.671
612,001,501
Montana—Billings
years.
1963
Portland
6,466,096
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
—
1,730,314,255
Clearings at—
Maine—Bangor
869,410,187
573,932,877
208,558,055
V 15,633,826
' 5,560,517
-
Nebraska—Fremont
We
941,979,356
—
—-——
Paul
South
777,294,801
—
34,003,957,157
cities
3,863,149
+11,4
3,853,307
District—Minneapolis—;-
Minneapolis
869,410,187
7.0
+ 12.9
^
Ninth Federal Reserve
1,837,941,125
—
1,700,322,055
Cityl
211,804,894
956,335,970
—
Minnesota—Duluth
1,443,083,731
14,76^,419,253
._
216^142,14+
'
3,652,796
861,148,760
904,838,981
1,490,675,376
ii
12th
3.4
+ 13.3
838,277,771
809,220,089
a
6
i1 *
—
906,389,271
*4
9
-
_
_
956,335,970
843,357,048
II
7
+ 22.6
437,600,000
241,753,999
247,073,161
+ 14.6
0.7
.—1
(4 cities)
+
238,741,422
243,141,241
1,348,277,610
1,786,553,965
+
II
7
--
20,492,827,317
Total
17,643,545,608
449,500,000
4.1
470,600,000
1,065,409,434
.
.
—
1,178,462,442
1,242,730,859 "
5.5
19,788,433,333
ll
9
Cleveland
—
"1,272,794,507
9
_
_
1,273,600,872
$
$
Dec. %
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
I960
1961
Louis— /
489,900,000
273,546,670
298,081,705
3,881,059
Louis—
Missouri—St.
_
Inc. or
"
$
$
1,203,427,531
12 cities
._
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St.
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1963
Week Ended Nov. 2—
Districts:
by Federal Reserve
—
+
3.7
-
Grand
total
Outside
—
3.4
17,410,309,056
17,643,545,608
(106
New
•Estimated,
cities)
York
(a)
City
Clearings
operations
discontinued.
+
42,060,859
11,634.702
18,926,004
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
...
Monday, November 11, 1963
.
(1882)
46
FOREIGN EXCHANGE: RATES
Fund Notices
Bank
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
the requirements of
Pursuant to
will
Below
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. ,We give below a recbrd for the week just passed.
foreign
exchange rates certified by federal reserve bank to treasury under tariff act of
NOVEMBER 1, 1963 TO NOVEMBER 7, 1963, INCLUSIVE
' ^ '
,
certifies daily to the
bonds, notes,
for redemption,
called under sinking fund provisions.
found
be
preferred
and
including
those
.
v.;
Argentina,
Nov. 1
'■'%
'
.00682982
2.2294C2
.0386708
Austria, schilling
Belgium,
.927656
.210250
.144720 .•
.310566
.204050
.251446
.209652
2.797900
;
franc
Germany, deutsche mark.:
India,
rupee
Ireland,
pound
,
lira
Italy,
Japan,
Mexico,
dollar..
malayan
peso.,
...
__
Zealand, pound
krone
Norway,
Portugal,
_
escudo.
peseta
Spain,
Sweden,
krona___,,_-.___
Switzerland,
franc
Republic of South Africa, rand
United Kingdom, pound sterling...
>
.327050 .
.0800560
.277654
2.770198
.139725
.0348666
.0166645
.192520
.231671
1.393723
2.797900
—______
guilder
Netherlands,
New
.00160650
.00275883
.
yen
Malaysia,
T.
.'
:+/•'
Nov. 7
,
NOTICE
.00691028
.00691950
.0386625
•:.
.0200650
.927812
'
CLOSED
.927812
.210250
''.210250
.144700
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.144731
.310566
,
.204054,
.251496 %
.209640
.209630
2.797600
2.797633
.00160650
.0800560
^
.277603
2.769900
^
...
2.769933
.139703
.
•
•
f
-
,r.;;
.139700
.0348750
.139715
.0348750
.0166645
.192500
•>. .231612
.0348750
•'
2.797800
,
•
•
•/
,
.
:
•
-
:
.
first mtge.
f.
s.
.1.393590
2,797633
5'7/8 '/<
first
first
5+i 'it
pipe
Transmission
mtge.
Gas
Midwestern
Milwaukee
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
Nov. 6,
Gold
certificate
Redemption
Total
Cash
account.
fund
gold
for F.
___;
notes.!
R.
certificate
13,957
;
'+
5
+
140
and
—
5
—
384
and
279
—
21
—
262
+
47
—
^
Held
XJ.
outright
under
43
repurchase
agreement.
securities:
Government
S.
___
24
V
■
-
District.
+
19
>
+
+
"other"
;
Bills
'
'
Certificates
Notes
14.033r
4,620
'
T_____
Total
Held
10.712
/
_/
_._r
Bonds
bought outright_^i..l
repurchase agreement..
under
;
+1,181
4-131
3,574
reporting member banks from
decreased $123 million and
40
+
+
;
V
109
82
+267
33,299
+520
—
+'
U.
S.
securities.
Gov't
Total
loans
items
Bank
in
securities—
and
of
process
premises
(1.096)
5,434
.1
+15
98
—
Total
assets-
liabilities—
.Federal
+2,787
+782*
+'314
+1,937
+303
(370(31,301
+
275
+
351
S.
U.
bank
reserves
16,971
__•
Treasurer—general account.-
Other
—
85*
157
__
26
187
Foreign
676
—
10
—
_____
.
.37
_
Sales
•.
Total
Other
liabs.
&
items
dividends——
cash
accrued
liabilities
Total
capital
Capital
'
deposits
availability
93
Tdtai liabs.
of
Loans
284
Real
17
7 ,+ +
■+
>+761*
490
+2.695
&
gold
and
138
F.
R.
reserves
note
(1,466)
55,274
liability
for
on
foreign
20
+
+782*
Treasury
to
1
—
2 4%
acceptances
correspondents
105
38
+
___
Reserves
Ing
parentheses
* Oct.
process.
the
are
figures
30
eliminations
made
the
in
consolidat-r
Other
'
Total
a
i—_
-
The
condition
banks of
shows
ended
the
the
statement
Federal
following
Oct.. 30:
of
weekly
Reserve
principal
Increases
of
in
$410
for the week
million in loans: ad¬
$196 million in holdings of U. .S. Government
securities, $374 million in reserves with Federal Re¬
serve Banks, $768
million in demand deposits adjusted,
Commercial
million;
and
industrial
during the
loans
comparable
decreased
week
a
a
net
year
of
securities increased $84
chasing
million.
or
carrying
Loans
to
million, and their loans for
"other"
sales
securities
increased
pur¬
$100
financial institutions increased
$10 million, as compared
yVith increases of $118 million and $9 million,
respec¬
tively, during the similar week in 1962. Real estate loans
$39
million.
/
-
60
Other
:
+
11,452
+
552
+
v
States
1
deposits-——
deposits
and
16
•
—
'■•••
24
2
295
+
+
37,534
+
31
+
3,915
—-_ —
—
+
255
18
1
226
interbank———:
Commercial
banks
From
From
Other
.
Federal
Reserve
•
,
•
t
+-»•
113
Banks.^
others,—
liabilities:——
capital
2,981
114
f
Borrowings:
+
—
1
—
71
+8.895
+
,
+3,288 '
+3,951,
+
771
+
34
:
—
5
—
2
■.■'■••
—
123
—,
+
874
10
—
•
—
3,269
—
accounts——
million.
"Other"
f
'
loans
increased
,
1
$69
t Exclusive of loans
tion
of
and
all
domestic
to
domestic
—
138
' +
5,883
—
77
"+
•Includes
shown
separately.
and
"+-
70
+
14,265
704
commercial banks and after deduc¬
checks not shown separately. .
Government and postal savings not
officers'
deposits of U. S.
stoek
this
—Dec
—
1681
6
issue.
-
_
When
Per
Firth
Sterling
Fishback
Florida
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.60%
4.58ft
4.40%
preferred
4%i
Steel
Florida
Line. 5%
(quar.)
Tiger
Flying
Pins
—
—
—
pfd.
Mineral
;
(initial)
4
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
Motor
Foremost
Dairies,
41/2%
preferred
—.—.—;
common
(quar. 1
(quar.)
——
Corp.
(quar.
dividend
Stock
(stock
Television
Mines
Geduld
——
Ordinary
Class
A
—
(quar.)
Futterman
—
———
Futurmill,'Inc.—y
Stock dividend of
'
G-L
(quar.)
4% preferred
Corp.
(monthly)
Monthly
held
—
•;
Corp.,
Garan.
share
(stock dividend)
Industries (stock dividend)——
1
6
5
11-22
12-
2
11-22
12-16
11-15
1'"
12-
11-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
.1-15
30c
2
1-
12-31
12-20
1-10
12-
17Vic
2
11-JL9
12-
5
12-10
11-
„
8
9-30
11-19
9-30
2
11-15
12-20
11-29
12-
J15c
3-20
+lac
i15c
$1
5c
5c
2-28
6-19
5-29
2
11-15
11-30
11-15
12-31
12-15.
12-1^
11-30
12-
2 ;o
2%
:
—
—
12-
12-
for each 50
—
—
Inc.
dividend
10-31
;
Electronics
Gabriel
11-
,
.
one
12-10
12-16
30c
(quar.).—
11-22
11-15
$0,767
iquar.)——
1
12-20
10c
16c
15c
35c
f.$1.25
45c
10c
56V4c
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Frost (Charles E.) & Co.—
A
11-
Shares.
receipts
A
1
12-21
7+2%)
Class
1
11-
12-13
payment of Rand 0.60 per share
African non-resident
tax of
deposit
1
11-
11-15
South
American
11-
11-15
11-15
2%
5ft
dividend).-—
(quar.)
Company
State
less
11-25
11-15
SI.15
$1.14V2
$1.10
$1.00
r——
;
—
Star
Four
12-18
12-16
25c
(s-a)
A
(year-end )—
Forbes & Wallace, class B
('quar.)
Ford Motor Co.
(Canada) (quar.)—
Foote
1-16
10c
14c
—
—
(quar.).:
Belding
&
Cone
tquar.)
:
(quar.)—
Corp.
Florida Telephone Corp.
Foote
Y.)
(N.
11-15
"
4%
25c
Corp.—
Power
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12-13
3%
dividend)
—4
Inc.
Moore,
&
Share
,
(stock dividend on common
shares)
B
class
(stock
Inc.
Fischer & Porter
and
r
——
—.
Gar
47
reserves;
Certified
time
1789
*
*
1535
Co.—
531 1
'
H Includes
Page
Nov 25
836
•
demand
tion.
1789
CALLED
ISSUES
Co.
(quar.)_
—Garfinkel (Julius) & Co. (increased quar.)—
Stock dividend (one share for each share
held subject to approval of stockholders
at the Nov. 22 annual meeting)—!
individual loan items are shown gross.
deposits except those of U. S. Government
commercial banks, less cash items in process of collec¬
valuation
+ Includes
1
stock
Continued from page 11
Stock
institutions, etc.
official
1789 :
—.Dec
DIVIDENDS
Fruehauf
Foreign:
Governments,
Gas
&
in
•Announced
Class
578
2
—
646
subdivisions——
political
2
1971-—
1,
Dec.
due
series preferred
third
+7,282
55
1,105
57.553
etc.—__
———
time
1789
_Dec
;
——Dec
Inc.—
pfd.
conv.
Power
5.44%
(Interim
savings
Savings
Western
Foxboro
+
12,639
insts.,
official
cumul.
4%
Free
—
banks—,
1
.
—
Inc.
Instruments,
Texas
Fram
768
+
784
+1,144
—3,637
+
485 •*', + 326
+
304
— 255
+
165
—1,979
63,809
90,875
67,322
4,762
deposits—total*——.—
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
and
1788
preferred stock
:
Dec
41,2% cumul. preferred stock
iDec
Continental Can Co., Inc. 3Vb% debs, due Dec. 1, 1965—Dec
First Railroad & Banking Co. of Georgia—
Dec.
Grolier, Inc. 534%
debs, due Nov. 15, 1969
Nov
Signode Steel Strapping Co, 5% cumul. pfd. stock
Nov
+,; 229
125
+
540
14
/+.
99
+1,171
"1
Governments,
1
—Dec
:
cumul.
41,2%
Corp.
Ford
and
personal financing institu¬
tions increased $95 million and loans to "other" nonbank
increased
+
—
2,304
i—
1681
Date
2
1
1
3
15
30
Inc.—
debs,
Bigelow-Sanford,
1787
.
1975
15,
ENTIRE
Aro
.
—Nov 15
Company and Issue—
+3,830
+•
10
:
—
savings
Commercial
Time
ago
these loans increased $281 million. Loans to brokers and
dealers for purchasing or carrying U. S. Government
'
—2,905
— 678
+1.416
374
1,814
'
interbank:
Domestic
$14
+
Foreign:
justed,
$165 million in U. S. Government demand deposits, and
$295 million in time and savings deposits.
'
v
—
12,595
Commercial
Mutual
—
—
banks——
i
domestic
Government-
Domestic
-
113
—1.162
85
6
80
35
+
7,078
Banks—J__
coin
and
with
—
19,166
partnerships & corporations
Sfates and political subdivisions-—
leading cities
changes
R.
—
13,219
—
.-
with ,F.
—3,442
2.853
——
years—I
,
1977
April
subord.
conv.
Foods
—
years—
5
196
203
6
S. bonds maturing:1
Individual
reporting member
System
69
75
+
936
adjusted +—:
deposits—total 11—
S.
+
—
+
indebtedness—
of
deposits
Demand
U.
39
27,990
liabilities
Demand
Condition Statement of Member Banks
15
+
2,850
assets—net
5,495
assets/liabilities—171,958
Balances
revised.
+
3.904
year
securities
Other
Currency
Figures in
1
5
After
3%
30 8%
838
^
notes & U.
+2,787
'
+
2,140
certificates
to
liabilities
.___
Contingent
20
327
772
+
175
+2.448
+ 1,505
+ 271
+
10
19,570
Within
capital accounts—
certificate
+'
r
95
—
Treasury
6
384
+
+
domestic commercial banks_l—_
46
+
_
,.
4
- +
17,651
Government securities—total-
S.
2
—
+
.1
banks
bills
~2r
+
3,,759
loans
loans
to
Industries,
734
987
—
,
3,484
foreign
S.
5VaVt
"
Dec, 1
Ltd.—
due
debentures
Corp.
1,
June
Corp.
Finance
Name of Company
-
to
U.
due
debentures
634%
/
etc.—
finance,
personal
finance,
estate
Other
Loans
'
1,685
——+__
Treasury
4.
1
+
934
r
_•
combined
purch.
457
+
U.
in
—-I-
deposit
53,712
+
accounts—
paid
capital accounts—
IRatio
4,327
(1,466)
____________
Surplus
OAher
+182*
^258
17,991
(1.096)
87
132'
—
Eastern
Texas
.
1746
1
Dec
V
:
1981—'
1;
Dec.
Transmission
1745
,
'
due
debentures
1536
1
Dec
debs, due Nov. 15, 1968
Transmission Co.—
carrying:
securities--
financial institutions:
nonbank
Other
Deferred
5Va 'it
C
Gas
Tennessee
1536
,
*
'
securities—,
to
+
84
100
pur-
___.
Government
Loans
+
3,183
for
purchasing or
for
9
securities
S.
U.
14
+
452
dealers
and
Other
''
Deposits:
Member
—
1,549
4—:
securities
loans
Other
notes—__________
36,296
loans
Government
S.
Other
/
.
Reserve
55,274
(1.466)
,
410
—
chasing or carrying:
y
U.
!
+
+_.
brokers
to
Loans
'
+
86,598
adjusted t-
and Industrial loans
Commercial
Agricultural
1
524
----L 133,754
496
571
investment
651
+
+
adjusted t-
+2,691
+586
'+207*
104
_
assets
Other
33.628
collection..
*> ;
+8,492
+8,221
+7,833
+2,006
+ - 165
Gn millions of dollars)
investments-—.—135,894
and
and
+2.975
1962
1963
1963
??+:,•,
Loans
Cash
\
:Oct. 30,
•'
Total loans
163
Loans
Total
Y
',V "•■'. ••>"'.?•
ASSETS—
+2,812
+253
360
+
'
337
32,939
Increase ■<+)' or - +
Decrease (—> Since j
Oct. 23,
Oct. 31,
*
+1,185
___
+
.+
series
Traders
bor¬
rowings from others decreased $138 milion.
Loans to
domestic commercial banks decreased $75 million.
Federal Reserve Banks
9
24
Ltd.—,
Canada
5+8%
1745
Nov 15
Bonds
57c SS China Bear series due 1981 and
5'it
SS Philippine Bear series due 1981
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—
>
3+»''
first, mtge. bonds due Dec. 1, 1966
Shell
1745
1
Dec
c
Light Co.—
Gas
mtge. bonds due 1982
Pacific Far East Line,
Inc.—
U. S. Gov't. Insured
Merchant Marine
6%
million.
Bought outright—
;
'
partnerships,
of individuals,
deposits
time
corporations increased $255
Borrowings of weekly
317
Acceptances:
Bought
$81 million in the
Savings deposits increased $31 million
1535
2
Nov 15
1980
first
4',2%
2
15
'
Dec 15
Dec
1
Mississippi River Transmission Corp.—
5% 20-year, debs, due 1981
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—
72
1,348
(370i
advances
and
.
$159 million
Boston District, and
the
in
Dallas
15,305
reserves
—
Discounts
524
—
-
three
New
in the Chicago District, $116
City,
million
1962
10
—
York
Nov. 7,
Oct. 30,
1963
1%3
V
-
.
districts and included increases
Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
million.
deposits adjusted increased in all but
of $344 million in
Demand
Increase ( + ) or
"Other" securities de¬
increased $203 million.
creased $35
(In millions of dollars)
>
\
-
bills by weekly reporting mem¬
Holdings of Treasury
ber banks
1744
: •;'v'
Dec
4+8'+ first mtge. bonds due 1987 and
5+8% first mtge. bonds due 1985
Consolidated Statement of Condition
1743
1
Co.-^
bonds due
line
pipe
mtge.
'
'
series A bonds due 1987
Line Co.—
line bonds due 1981
line bonds due 1980—
-
■
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe
5 +2
first mtge. pipe
1.393574
V
B
Terminal RR.—
4+8'+
.231670
2.797600
•'
>
1.393673
1
Illinois
.192496
.231643
^
.
.
1742
.0166645
.0166645
.192481
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.
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yT
series
:
Co.—
Ry.
Union
.
.0800560
.277525
1531
Getty Oil Corp. 3V2 ft
15 year debs, due June 1, 1964—Dec
Greater Winnipeg Gas Co.—•
.
■ ;
•"•••>'■ .••-'<■''
6'/e
debentures due Dec. 1, 1979—_i._
-—Dec
Home Oil Co. Ltd. 5%% secured conv. debs, due 1971
Dec
.00275908
Y"
Page
bonds- due Dec. 1, 1965_:_______——Dec
General Acceptance Corp.—
60 cents voting preference cony, stock—.
-Dec
.327050 i:
.
15, 1977
Dec 31
Dayton
3 V'4'/'t:
.00160650
.00275883
Date
Nov 16
Power
bVi'/c
.204050
.327050
REDEMPTIONS
& Paper Co., Ltd.—
first mtge. series C ,bonds due Nov.
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.—' y'■•••/;.•
7%
cumulative preferred stock—
Abitibi
Page
—Nov 22 '
PARTIAL
.310566
,
.
Louis Ry.—
St.
&
Company and Issue—
.251487
DAY
ELECTION
mortgage
trust
4'+
+
Date
,
Chicago
bonds^
Cincinnati,
Cleveland,
.0386687
.0200600
'H.'
•
'
TENDER
OF
Company and Issue—
2.229189
2 229163
■'
.0386593
.0200450
.927812
.210250
.144700
.310566
.204054
.251479
.209630
2.797800
.00160650
.00275916
.327050
.0800560"
'.277512
2.770099
.0200525
franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone.
.1
Finland, markka.^
,_
France
(Metropolitani, new
Nov. 6
$
$ '
.00682732
2.229322
-
Thursday
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
•
$
■
peso
pound
Australia,
Monday
Friday
j.
,
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Wednesday
Tuesday
mak¬
the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
ing tenders, and
Money)
in New York (Value in United States
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Noon
•
called
stock
the redemption or last date for
..
and Monetary Unit
of corporate
list
a
common
The date indicates
.
Country
and Sinking;
Redemption Calls
'w
■
Gardner-Denver
Industries—
'
4Vi% conv. preferred (quar.)—
Gas Light Co. (Columbus, Ga.), com. (quar.)
Gas Service Co.
(quar.)_.
—
General American Investors—
$4.50
preferred (quar.)—.
General Acceptance Corp., common
(quar.)
$1
preferred
(quar.)
——
—
60c preferred (quar.)_
—
$5.25 preferred (quar.)
Heneral Battery & Ceramics
(quar.)
—
12-12
4%
37+2C
50c
+
Wood
56J/4C
25c
45c
$1.12V2
25c
25c
15?
$1.31+4
10c
12-
11-22
4%
10?
11-21
12-20
ll-'l
11-22
11-
12-16
11-20
12-31
12-
3
1
2
12-31
12-2
11-15
ID
1
1-10
12-31
12-10
11-15
2
12-16
12-16
11-22
11-15
10-25
1-
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
12-
11-14
5
Number
198
Volume
When
Per
Name
11-25
_—
32c
25c
11-25
12-31
11-16
10-25
12-20
.—-
$1.183/4
12-15
11-27
31 Vic
33c
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
10-25
10-25
,10-25
10-25
(quar.)———;—
General
Industries
Steel
—
(increased
Utilities
Public
General
—
quar.)__
iquar.i__
preferred
iquar.)
Telephone Co. ol Florida—
$4.75
General
.
preferred
(quarJ
preferred
$1.32
(quar.)
32Vic
25c
preferred (quar.)—,
._
preferred
(quar.)
—
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$2.20
pre-i erred
(quar.)_.
._
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5
preferred
iquar.p
__
___
General
Tin Investments,
Ltd. Ordinary
$1.30
$1
-
Hudson's
Income
(increased
Rubber
Waterworks
&
"
(quar.)
div.
able
class
on
class
in
class
&
A
stock)
B
B
Getz
Controls,
Gillette-Co.
pfd.
conv.
&
—
cents
Erick
Shale
Glen-Gcry
Corp.
Extra
Industries
Globe-Wernieke
Globe
Stock
&
Golden
Goodall
$5
Telegraph
(quar.)
Rubber,
Tire
Gordon
Jewelry
Gorham
Corp.
Gossard
1
11-15
Indiana
12-
5
11-
Indidnapolis
1212-
Gould
class A
Union
Grant
(W.
33i%
.
(quar.)
—
Co.
Atlantic
Great
Lakes
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
Pacific
&
Great
Northern
Paper
Great
Southern
Life
Power,
West
Co.,
6Vi%
1-
/
vestment
Interehemical
11-
of
Inter-Mountain
8
Ohio
&
$5
RR.,
1
1
International
11-
1
12-13
11-
(Increased
11-29
12-
2
International
10-31
11-15
11-22
11-
12-10
4
Common
Corp.
Halliburton
10-28
International
11-29
1
1-
12-
6
Ltd.,
6
International
Hannan, com.
preferred iquar.)
investment
realized
Mfg.
Co.
Harbison-Walker
(quar.)_
& World,
3-16
12-10
1- 1
1- 1
1- 7
11-29
2-21
11- 4
12-14
12-14
35c
25c
60c
$$1.25
12- 1
12- 2
12-23
11-15
11-15
11-15
12- 6,
11- 5
11c
$1.25
15c
12- 2
12- 2
12-16
11-18
11-18
12- 2
15c
12-16
12-
45c
$1.50
12Vic
2%
30c
12- 2
1-20
11-12
1- 6
12-16
Brace
(H.
M. i
(quar.U
dividend)
Inc.
(stock
Co.
Corp.
(quar.)
Harris-Teeter
Supermarkets
(incr.-quar.)
Hart-Carter Co.
i
(quar.)
:__
Extra
Scliaffner
Hart,
Hartford
&
Electric
Hausman
Steel
dividend
Interstate
Motor
Harvey's
Stores,
—
Cos.
class
(quar.)
,
iquar.)
A
Hawaiian
Telephone Co. (quar.)__
Hawthorn-Mellody (initial)
Hecla
'
Mining Corp.
Galion
Common
6%
$2
Investment
Class
A
11-25
11-20
11-15
10-31
12-12
11-22
11-15
10-15
11-25
11-
1
12- 2
12-23
12-23
11-15
12-19
1- 2
11-15
11-26
(quar.)
(quar.)_
—
—;
15c
12Vic
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(R.
Oil Ltd.,
5%
(initial
class
M.)
quar.)
A__
__I—
—
(quar.)____
Corp.
class A
Common
—
.
Inc.
Chemical
(quar.)
;
Public
Stock
$4.25
$5
dividend
:
(quar.)—
(quar.)—______
class A
Company,
B
___.
_
—
(quar.)
10c
45c
12Vic
434%
10-31
1-
1
12-13
12-10
11- 1
12-
2
Hormel
Horn
5%
&
(George
4V4%
Stores
12-13
$1.06V4
12-27
12-27
12- 3
12- 3
12-12
' 11-18
25c
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-18
$1.12Vi
&
Co.
Co.,
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
—_—_
common
(quar,.)
—
(quar.)
—
./
10-25
5%
5%
Standard
Jefferson
Life
(Andrew)
Co.
preferred
—
6%
preferred
Johnson
5%
Motor
(Earl
Co.
M.)
Special
11-21
5
11-21
12-
2
10-31
12-
1
11-
8
Stock
12-
1
11-8
London
11-8
Lone
1
8
1
11-
11-15
Inc.
Loblaw,
Life
(quar.)_—•___—
Sutherland
Paper
Kaiser
:
Aluminum
Common
4Va '><>.
(quar.)
Electric
Power,
dividend
Kansas
City
preferred ' (quar.I
(1959 series)
preferred
(quar.)_,
(quar.)/.
(Amer. dep.
receipts)
_—__——___i
Power
&;
Lykes
M.
&
11-15
11-
1
12-10
11-12
12-10
11-12
11-30
11-13
12-
11-13
1
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
il-13
12-26
-
9-27
11-14
12-
1
Kay
10-25
11-15
11-15
Kay
12Vic
$1.06V/4
12-11
12- 1
11-15
Kavser-Roth
Corp.,
Foods
Class
A
Windsor,
Extra
class
A
(quar.)—
____
class
Corp.
20c
5c
1__
,
(quar.)
8:V'4C
834c
A
15c
(quar.)
10c
'
11-20.
$93c
12-31
12-31.
18 Vic
iquar.)
Co.'jquar.)
RR.
,
10-25*..
11-15
11-15.
12-12
11-
12-12
11-
L
11-15
11-
8:
40c
.
12-
30c
V
(quar,
20c
75c
——
Nashville
_______—
Silver-Lead Mines (quar.
iquar.)____________—___
1
11-25
11-
1.
10-25.
11-20
11-
20c
(quar.)——_—
11-15
25c
(quar.)
Steamship
L
20c
Inc.
Steer Co.
12-
11-22:
9
11-
:
8:
1
10c
11-15
35c.
12-10
11-291
12-10
11-29)
11-15
10-18:
4c
(quar.)
Co.
Financial
Lytton
11-20
10-21 %
MSL
15c
11-14
1
11-14
11-12
10-21
D.
1
11-12
1-1
10-15
class
1
1-15
12-31
11-29
2
12-16
2-
1-
11-15
11-
1
A
Laboratories
Dietetic
R
10c
Incerased
(now
Gold
Chemical
Mack
Shirt,
Extra
on
a
basis) —
quarterly
,
11-19>
class
■
new
(increased)->
com.
a
(P.
R.)
&
Manhattan
Marconi
ment
of
Marshall
Marine—
7—
&
11-15
10-29'
5 %
11-15
10-
25c
12-12
11-2T
22 Vic
'
11-20)
12-14
11-25
5c
'
11-15
25c
1-20
25c
12-20
$11.25
.
11-
1
1L
12-31
12-
S
12-
2
11-20#
to
CD
11-12:
<
,
lc
17'ic
—
11-30
10-3?-
12-
11-1T7
2
;■
less
McLennan,
Field
5
11-12
12-16
receipts
(interim pay¬
British Income Tax
deposit
383/4%)
&
(quar.)_;
Co.
2V2%
12-
20c
11
.
International
American
11-15 ;
if
(injtial from
shares
income) 'j.—_______
Shirt
11-15
5
35c
Co
Managed Funds—
Special
Investment
1
)2-
5%
Magin
Mallory
12-
50%
dividend
(Joseph) Co. (stock dividend)
Magma
Copper Co.
(increased)———____
Magnavox Co. (increased quar.)______
Magnetic
Metals
Co.
(quar.
Magnin
(Joseph) Co.
(quar.)_____i_____— ■
Magor Car
Corp
;
Maine Central RR., 5% preferred (accum.)_%
11-15
11-
18c
"
———i__—_h_i
___.
1-15
I.-JO
12-16
11-15
30c
—.%
(increased)
A
Company,
25c
$5c
—.___—!—^
Madway Main Lines Homes, Inc. (stock div.)'
Stock
of
11-15.
12-5
15c
■
Ltd
(quar.)
(increased quar.)_____
Mines
Macco
Marsh
11-29
15c 7,
(quar.)__—
Industries—
investment
12-
Corp.
(quar.)__—
Store Fixtures
(quar.
Inc..
MacWhyte
12-
11-15
common
(quar.)
Bros.
&
M
11-14
12- 1
12- 1
11-15.
11-20.
10c
8
11-14
35c
2
11-29
12-
(Canada)
Co.
Service
Gas
&
Lunkenheimer
6
10-31
1
15c
$1.25
6)
11-15.
11-29
11 Vic
12 Vic
(quar.)—%-
Lynch Communications Systems, Inc.
12-
1
———____
6.
11-
2 lio
Cement
(Boston)
11-
1
(monthly)
:
$1
1-1
11-15
12-
Corp.
11-
1
1
Loyal Protective Life Insurance Co.—
12-10
12-
Kavanau
1212-
41-30
10-29)
M-G,
12-31
12-
12-20
10c
12-31
preferred (qu'ar.)___
______—__
95c
preferred (quar.)
;
$1
$4:20 preferred (quar.)__—___—$1.05
$4.35 preferred (quar.)—
—I
$1.0834
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)_J
$1.12 V2
11-18
$90c
12-13:
11-29
$4
12-30
6
$37 Vic
:
11-29
1-15
$3.40
,
11-
12-13:
12-11
1%
(increased quar.)
1
12-31
1-15
Light—
& Broad Building
12-
'
/
—
6
12-31
12-13
22%c
59:,/8C
$1.03"8
$1.1834
$1.1834
—!—z
par)
6.
11-
.
9c
Friday
Chemical Corp.—
($50
convertible
434%
434%
Kansai
&
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
43/8%
6
11-
1
18c
Stores
10c
—
11-
1
12-
11-225
Lucky
35c
(quar.)
r
12-
12-
11-22:
Lucky
1-17
2-17'
3-10
11-18
4
12-12
11-15.
$90c
—
(quar.
Insurance
1-10
1
2-17'
3-10
$5c
11-25
2-
11-15.
12-10
12-10'
12-, 9
Louisville
12-26
1110-15. >
'$5c
iquar.)
preferred
Corp.,
Gas,
Louisville
1-10
2
12-15
12-13
1
12-
11-14
■
yll-19'
25c
11-29
2-
1
51c
1
11-
12-
$1.21
12-15
1-31
11-T5.
$60c
_
10-25
11-14
10-3L."
11-15.
(quar.I____
Star
11-15
10-21
2
4 84%
preferred (quar.)
—_■
.____
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
;__—___
Los
Angeles Drug Co.' (increased)
1
1
11-13
11-15.
.'.$1.10
.
A
Corporation
9
12-
1
11-30
11-15
50c
dividend
12-
11-15
11-
12-10
12-
50 c
(quar.)——
Finance
Lockhart
12-
1-
10-31.
12-10
$1.10
__—.___—
..2nd' preference
$1.50 1st preference
12-26
5
12-
1
(incr.-quar.)
iquar.)
Groceterias, Ltd., common
12-
12-
10-185
11-15
V
-
4%
4%
Loblaw
12-
11-26
;
60c'
(resumed)
Co..
12-16
12-
8.
12-13;
25C
gtd. betterman (quar.;
gtd. bettefman iquar.)_____J
Original
stock / (quar.)___
________
Original stock (quar.)____^—
Loblaw Companies,
Ltd., el. A (incr.-quar.)
1-15
11-
12-10
15c
iquar.)____
12-14
Miami RR.
1-15
L
.
55c
...
/
preferred
.
11-20)
1
12-31
21c-
—.
(quar.
Liquidometer Corp.
Macassa
KVP
Co.
Little
62'/ac
$1.25
12V2C
20c
(quar.)
quar.)
30c
10-25
25c
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
12-
$1.25
11-30
$3c
$15c
$1334c
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Laughlin Steel Corp., com.
series A preferred (quar.)
Jones
12-10
2
(Tenn.)—
11-
&
B
$1
40c
93®4c
(quar.)
Johnson
&
11-15
25 %
3
Lukens
(quar.)
preferred
11-
11-15.
12-
of
12-31
,
8;
11-15
12-13
5c
11-15
11-12
•
8
1%
(quar.)_____
Lindberg Steel Treating/class A
Link-Belt Co. (quar.)
,
:
Virginia
12-
2
iu
2
12-
30c,
(Eli)
$2.40
30c
20c
(quar.)____"_.
Ltd., common
Jockey Club,
Insurance 'Co.
11-15
12-
11-26.
10c
6c
12-13
10-31
11-26
11-29J
65c
;■
10-25
Class
50c
SI.25
$1.25
(quar.)
Jersey Central Power Sc Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., common
(quar.i—
33/4%
(shares
11-30
8
5
10c
"
•
—________
Liggett <fe Myers. Tobacco (quar.)_._
Lightcraft-General (Calif.)
(quar.)
2
5
split of the
(Fla.)
Lilly
1-
8.
9.
15c
'
(monthly)
of
11-
12-
25c
—
10-25
Co.—-,v,
Insurance
Co
8.
2
12-10
12 Vic
1.
11-
12-
10c
—
11-
2
12-
$1.44
11-
11-15
10c
iquar.)———
Trust
Co.
1
5c
(quar.,1
:
11-30
12-
7 Vic
—
(quar.)—.
10-25
35s'aC
(quar.)
(Greensboro, »NvC;)
Jergens
A
11-30
; $1.25
(Del.)______
Construction
Jefferson
—
—_i.
11-30
Louisiana
Kaufman
11-15
Casualty
11-
23c
(quar.)—
com.
Telephone (NY), common
1st
preferred Oquar.>%l-i___;
series A preferred
(quar.)
12-12
25c
,—_______
(quar.)
A.)
Hardardt
preferred
Howard
2%
11- 4
11- 4
_i—
preferred
11-27
$1.25
11-30
&
Insurance
25c
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Liie
Life
93%c
97VaC
$1.05
(quar.)
Jamestown
Jorgensen
12-13
10-31
25c
——i
(quai\)__
Extra
4J/i%
Co.,
8
50c
__________
preferred
Investors
Israel
10-25
12- 5
11-15
11- 8
1- 2
11-15
27Vic
-
'
(quar.)________—_____
Utilities
11-
Local
preferred
preferred
Southern
$31'/4C
iquar.)
iquar.)
Co. (quar.) ______
(stock dividend).—;
(S. C.) (quar.)—
interest)
11-29
——
3.90%
4.20%
Iowa
(quar.)___:—._
five-for-four
a
Estate
2'Ac
/. '■ /
(quar.)____i__
Jones
12-16
12- 2
12-27
25c
1-
Extra
Class
(incr.-quar.)
__i
preferred
preferred
Hoover
com.
Service/common
8:
11-15*
shares
Real
beneficial
10-25
Co.—
——
preferred
11-26
11-29
'
5c
f7V2c
$12 Vic
(s-a)
Corp.,
Electric
&
Mfg.
Llbby
11-15
$60c
$75c
$2
$2
3.75%
Stock
Hooker
Gas
(quar. i
Extra
dividend)—
America
of
11-20
1
•
Holophane Co.
(quar.)
Holt, Rinehart & Winston,
Home
11- 9
11-1
30c
50c
$1.25
71ic
Paper.
Hollingshead
10-15
12- 2
11-15
30c
(stock
Holiday Inns
11-15
56Vic
11 Vic
30c
i
(quar.)
Supermarkets—
Holland
11-15
11-
Inc.
Hicks-Ponder
Hill's
2
11-15
Chemical
&
12-
3%
preferred
Oil
11-15
Co., common
(quar.)._
A
Iowa-Illinois
&
12-20
______
—
1
11-
;
Cement
20c
15c
(quar.)__—_______
(quar..)_
12-
/
2%
voted
common
3L
12-10)
1
Salt
Co.
(quar.)
i___—%_■
Engineering _________________—»•
Liberty
11-
7
2
(quar.)
McNeil &
1-
12-
(quar.)
Tool
-
12-
preferred
11-
11-14
Diversified
A
Co.
Portland
Maire
12-16)
11- 8;
12-15
62 V2c
—
dividend,
Corp.
12-16.
/
pfd.
common
convertible
Lehigh
8
i2-16i
25c
(quar.)
11-27
11-
12-16)
$17 Vac
pfd. '(quar.)
$1.25
Pump
Liberty Life Insurance
Liberty. Loan Corp.—
25%
(quar.)__,/
System
Financial,
Bowler
Siegler, Inc.,
&
Special
preferred
(quar,)'
Services, com. (quar.)
conv.
5'/a %
Powder
Heublein.
2
25c
20c
—
dividend)
(stock
class
5%
Hess
(quar.)
12-
Products—
preferred
Hercules
11-1
6c
(quar.)
Freight
Lines
5.%
—,
Inc. (quar.)
Candy Shops
Secord
Stock
4
2
1-
Electronics—
Radio
(stock
Libby
Co.—
Corp. of Florida..—____—1—
Foundation, Ltd., com.
(quar.)
Investment
Class
a
(quar.)__
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
12-10
11-211
11-29
26V4C
—».
(quar.)
11-15
Cooler
Lcece-Neville
12-10
—■——
Motor
Interstate
Iowa
approved
Stockholders,
(Tenn.t
stock
;
Insurance
11-211.
12 Vac
$5.75
11-30
15c
20c
$1.25
iquar.)_
common_-_______%__
Inc.;
(quar.)
Accident
&
i2-12:
(quar.)______
11-15
11-21
12- 2
12-31
16c
pfd.
(quar.)__
Furniture
7
25c
—
4.50%
2
'11-15
12-13
1-15
12c
25c
(quar.)
Marx
12-
Life
Investors
35c
i
Light,
Haverty
Hercules
'i
Hosts,
preferred
Inc.
1-2
11-29
11-15
Co.
11-15
11-13
1
11-
1
$1,50
$2
Steel
11-15
1
11-19.
12-
27V2C
_____________
15c
Interstate
Stores
—
(quar.)
common
11-29
—
12-12
30c
12-31
Directors
11-22
Department
Co.,
12-20
12-
7-
1-10>
12-31
Leslie
.
2:
2-10
2%
12-31
Lester
11-29
12-
ii-
1-
5c
Bryant,
9
10-25
11 -21
11-1
2:
2
12-16
20c
27c
Layne
11-6
1-
—
'
28 VaC
Laura
9
10-25
Interstate
12-13
2
12-
•■:/:' $1
(
dividend)
Lake Central Airlines, 6'/a %
12-
6
12-
.
(quar.)
com.
new
12-16.
12-16.
f 12-23
31V4c
Initial
;>
.
12-31
12-31
50c
683/4C
iquar.—__
Lafayette
8
11-
1-15
10c "
27V'ac
5c
11-15.
12-16.
•
(quar.)
preferred
Crosse
12-
11-12
88c
$1.25
$1.25
40c
$1.29
$1.16
—
12-20
12-
—
5'i
—___—
Products,
____,
Interstate
:
Co.
11-29
12-31
912/3C
4.56%
1
11-12
11-15
r
Harris-Intertype
*
plus 6 cents from
profits) ____—______
.(quar.)-—
11-22 '
2
12-
5%
12-27
•
12-6
—
6
12-10
$1.31%
5 V4 %
preferred B
(quar. )
c
$1.31V4
4%
preferred B
(quar.)
'•"■■
$1
4%
preferred
C
(quar.)_______^___;___—
$1
4%
preferred D
(initial quar.)
—
,70c
International Textbook Co
—;
75c
Interprovincial Pipe Line
(quar.)c.________
$80C
,
(year-end of
plus a
(quar.)___
10-23
10-31
10-3L
11-20
16c
25c
,—
(quar.)
2-
62V2c
—
preferred (quar.)___^___:___l—_____
preferred (quar.)
4.32'%
11-15
from
income
security
Silver
International Stretch
1
realized capi¬
Refractories,
preferred
Harper
cents
8
—
-Harcourt
(4
Fund
6
(quar.)_
&
Extra
6%
Resources
11-
(quar.)
1
10-29
,
11-
preferred
5%
11-
11-2&
V
6
1
,1-
—
—
11-21
(quar.)
2
"12-
5
and
_________________
common
11-15.
12-17
5c
3
11-
1-
Year-end
Co.
8.
12-14
11V4C
22c
income
11-
:
12-
10c
iquar.)___-.
S.)
Gas
10-22
11-14
preferred (quar:)
Resistance Co. (quar.)
'•
10c
____—5c
Stock dividend
2%
11-15
12-20
2:
c._
from
.(lc
preferred
Laclede
Le
11-22
(quar.)_
Co.
12-
Corp.—
convertible
5%
12-16
11-22
'
Cotton,
2
11-15
•
12-
Inc.
25c
$1.25
Ceramics
&
(quar.)
Fund
Company,
Kusan,
25c
Pipe
(S.
1st
Leesona
$1.62Vi
27Vic
17Vic
40c
'
1-
or¬
income)
International
11-14
net
(from
10-31
,
4
12-
$1.75
^
1.
1-15
4
11-
11-30
60c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Holdings Corp.
11-15
(quar.)
Water
11-
11-22
$1.25
Harvester,
preferred
7%
Kresge
Kroger
Lear
quar.c_
International
8
11-29
12-16
11-
11-181
2
2
International Business Machines Corp—
11-15
12 Vic
(quar.)___
11-18
12-
8c
11-15
5%
—__
(quar.)—
Corp.
(resumed 1
dividend
Laurentide
Subject to stockholders approval
Book Distributors
(initial)—_
(quar.)
(quar.)__
11-15
12-17
25%
dividend
Stock
llr
12-
pfd,
12-10
Mfg.
Vogt
preferred
Lane
11-15
6%
'
5%
•,
12-10
(quar.)
1
12-17
10c
35c
(initial)
Stockholders approve a 4-for-3 stock split
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
V 5 V'4 %
preferred A
(quar.)—____________
Corp.
Stock
11-29
•$1.12'/2
11-25
___
12-10
'
11-
income
net
—:
Hackensack
Hansen
(quar.)_;
common
11-15
40c
1
in¬
(quar.)—
(quar.)
____'
Gulf Power Co., 5.16%
preferred
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Handy
Corp.,
preferred
(quar.)_;—/
Telephone Co.—
11-15
(Houston)—
Inc.
from
70c
preferred
Hajoca
(from
:__—
12-16
40c
7Vic
Kratter
La
12-15
(quar.)
investment
net
Mobile
Hamilton
income)
12-13
2
4%
11-1
1-
.
12-10
.
Laclede
Ltd.—Foundation Fund
Institutional
11-15
11-15
11-22
1
Shares,
11-3)
—
Fund.
Mutual
Oil
12-
Co.
Institutional
11-15
5
11-22
1-
2%
45c
12-30
(incr.-quar.)—_
common
gains)
$5
Inland
11-15
6
8
11-
12-
$3
—
dividend).—
(increased-quar.)________
(stock
122Vic
25c
——
from
Gulf
11-18/
2
net
B
distribution
Gulf
Steel
2
12-
11-29
10-
1
12-10
75c
£0-3Q>
________
Products (S-a)
B.) Rubber____.
&
12-13
$20c
$10c
10-30.
11-15
5/C
15c from capital gains)
Koehring- Company, common (increased)
5% preferred A iquar.)
5 Va %
convertible preferred G (quar.)
$2,75 convertible preferred D, (initial)
Koppers
Company,
common
(quar.)
12-
a
11-15
(quar.)
11-15
—
12-
Co.
2
semi-annual
:
Wire
Steel. &
dividend
Stock
6%
International
A
1-17.
Minerals of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred < s-a >
Credit/class A
6%
Inland
Vh.net
—
Telecasting,
tal
;
.
11-15
preferred
Brick
Fire
Extra
18c
10-31
11-15
Industries
(quar.)
Store
Products (incr.-quar.)
Guardian
11-26
12-10
class
Ltd..
Keystone
12-
11-
1
'68c
King Louie International, Inc.
iquar.)
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N. Y.K-
Knickerbocker
11-26
12-11
12-10
(quar.)
6
6
:
s
12-
50c
12-
1-17
u-
20c
from
11-12
A.—20c
S.
11-15.
2
11-22
11c
Fund (quarterly
12-
12-
11-30
/.
(quar.)
Co.,
P.)
(A.
Class
Mexico
de
11-2&
12-
income)
12-16
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
10-28
$1
Insurance
Coal
Greeley Gas
Gross
Electrica
Income
Knape
(quar.)—$1.06
preferred
Increased
.30c
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Grocery
*
11-15
"Ka"
investment
net
Kleinert. (I.
—_
40c
Ltd.
Lakes
Gregory
Industrial
(quar.)—50c
i-
Great
Green
Industria
11-29
11-
Co.
Tea
Dock
Dredge- &
Extra
Great
4Vi%
10-24
25c
25c
$25c
15c
,
30c
933/4C
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Great
11-15
(Wash., D. C.)
Co. (quar.) J;
Ltd. (quar.)—i
T.)
2
12-11
net
Series
..
10-25
20c
30c
$1.25
(quar.)___
common
12-16
a
Fund
12-23
30c
2-%
(quar.)__l—
Corp.
Water,
Stock
Common
11-12
—
preferred V( quar.)
5%
1
dinary
&
Granby Mining,
Grand
(quar.).
semi-annual)
R.^
(W.
11-
General
12-16
15c
30c
20c
32Vic
22Vic
(quar.)______
Employees Corp.
(Increased
Grace
1
Income
12-16
—
—
a
payment of 49 cents from
realized profits plus 19 cents from
investment income)
net
6
three
(increased)
Water
&
dividend
Stock
v
11-15
$2.50
25c
<quar.)___—
<--—-
Co.
Batteries
Properties Inc.,
Government
Co.
(quar.)
W.i
(H.
;
8
4Vi%
(increased)——
Corp.
Gould-National
-
12-
Gas
Indiana
a
1-
(Semi-annual
10-31
11-30
11-
5%
12Vic
,
Rubber
8
11-20
5
"S-2".
Scries
12-13
11-20
(initial)
4-
1-15
25c
50c
50c
15c
(quar.)_—
(Chicago)
Bank
4-15
$1.25
15c
12-23
12-30
11-15
$1.50
_____
(quar.)
common
&
11-
1-
rrancfsco)
isan
preferred '(s-a)
Gooayear
(
12-20
50%
—L
dividend
State
13c
18%c
/-■—
National Bank
Gate
Stock
Central
Illinois
Imperial Chemical Industries—
(Interim payment of
one
shilling
8
1-
$1.183/4
1-27
:
11-
1-15
(quar.)
35c
:—
11-
2
5c
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
Gold
Mills
Knitting
Gloray
Railroad
(quar.):
Illinois
10c
'
——v
(increased quar.i__
(incr.-quar.)
Systems
Security
Industries
Central
11-20
2 7 V/a C
27 Vic
common__y_—__I_
Co.,^
.Extra
(initial)
Ltd.
Mines
Silver
4
—
Power
Illinois
12-16
$10c
15c
(quar.)
—-—
Lake
Glen
4
Co.
5.
20c
Fibre Co.
Kingston
Idaho
—
—
12-
12-
___;
12-16
2-
12-27
share)
per,
1-15
12-31
2
11- &
11-2&
(quar.)$_^$„r._1,__„h--rr-r.--;
Custodian Funds—
Keystone
25c
$1.75
:
preferred (quar.)
Glaxo Group, Ltd. (final) (7Vi% less British
income
tax,
equal to approximately
5Vi
11-29
1-27
1
(quar.)-
common
7%
12-13
12-16
8c
(increased-quar.)
Company
Industries,
Girard
Keyes
1-
12-13
271/2C
iquar.)
&
10-31
12-
18c
—
i
2.
.
12-1&
11-30
;
.____
11-20
12-23
______
(quar.)___
1- 2
$6V4c
20c
A
preferred (s-a)___________!
Kentucky Utilities, common (increased)
434%
preferred (quar.)_
17c
■
12-30
27Vic
(quar.)
11-15
871/2c
—
class
(quar.)
Common
11-15
12-16
11-15
10c
B
(quar.)
Extra
Gfnn
5%
12-16
(increased quar.)
12-20
5c
10c
25c
Giannini
■
>ri-
15c
4
18c
11-29
(quar.)—____.
Corp.,
common—i
(William)
Corp.
(quar.)
Shoe Mfg.
Geotecnnical
11-
12-13
'■12-16
1-
5r/o
25c
1%
;
-1—
dividend
Stock
Georgia
1
11-25
Common
4
40c
4%
62Vic
$32 Vic
(stock dividend)
i—_
Extra
11-29
12-15
■1-2
11-22
11-
Ltd.,
Company
(quar.)
Kennametal,
Inc.
(quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co.—
H-22:
•;
(quar.)__
common
Company:—
Hyster
12-13
pay¬
j.
(quar.)
Corp.
1
■>">
„
•
Peanut Co.
(Tom)
$2.75
1-
2
2
11-25
Sasn & Door Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Corp., common
(quar.)
___:
4 Vi %
11-15
v
>$1.50
50c
20c
7Vic
7Vic
preferred
(quar.)
—
i
$2
preferred
(quar,)
—
80c
preferred
(quar.)___
Genesee Brewing Co., class A quar.)—
(Stock
"
1212-
$1.25
12c
prior preferred (quar.)____—$1.12
preferred (quar.)__i
:
:
< 69c
Huston
Huyek
11-30
12Vic
quar.)—
Corp.—
Kelwood
Douglas,
Ketchum
(quar.)________i:—:
Mortgage Corp
Erie
&
Huron
'
,
preierred
Huttig
$6
Georgia-Pacific
Hupp Corporation,
11-15
j
'/
Taxi
Tire
General
B
12- 1
$1.25
;
Hugoton Production Co.
5%
11-22
t25c
Hugoton Gas Trust—
Beneficial interest
11-15
2
$75c
Extra '
11-15
General
Class
12- 1
Kelly
11-29
Payable of Rec-m
Share
v
/
.
5%
& Smelting Co. Ltd.—
___i
_%
'—_—— "■
Mining
Bay
Kellogg
3V'2%
11-22
12-
334c
._____>
_______
Quarterly
11-15
55c
Ordinary (s-a)
Bay Co.
Interim
Huuson
11-29
2
12-10
Company
Company—>
preferred (quar.)
12-10
31 Vic
31 Vic
32c
35Vic
9 Vic
(quar.)___:_
common
,
2Vic
—
Paper,
preferred
(quar,)
5.12%' preferred
(quar.
$i.4l
preierred
(quar.i____——___.'_2L.2
British
less
9%
payment. of
(Interim
62Vic
V
12- 2
•
&
12-
20c
_—
______
Pvup
5%
■
$1.25
(increased)
Co.
Extra
Huason
Name of
Holder»
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Hubinger
11-29
12-iJ
(quar.)_
Corp.
iquar.j_
Name
11- 5
12-1-1
Corp.
Finance
Fireproofing Co.
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12Vic
^Oc
25c
Drive-In
General
General
General
'
Share
of Company
47
(1883)
Chronicle
Financial
and
Commercial
The
6315
Co.
Inc.
12-
4
10-31
30c
12-
2
' 11-15
40c
11-30
11-15
—•
(quar.)_,——__—
(increased-quar.)
____
.
V'
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1884)
Masco
Corp.
(quar.)
Massachusetts
Life
&
(quar.)
dividend
(one
stockholders)
■y
Stock
Growth
Stock
pfd.
$3.40
_:
3%c
11-15
11-
6
5c
11-15
11-
1
12-20
11-29
12-
2
11-15
55c
12-
2
11-15
New
12-
11-15
./New
York
%
12-
2
11-15
2
11-15
Class
dividend
11-14
12-30
12-16
Johnson
Meadville
5 %
Meier
1
12-
1
Units
1-
-
8
11-
11-15
62'Ac
8
investment
12-13
Co.
4%
American
Car
North
American
Cpal
1
11-15
North
12-15
11-25
25c
12-14
11-14
North
12-
11-15
Northern
Central
Ry
Indiana
Public
5
Inc.
3.85%
E'dison,
preferred
pfd.
3.80%
10-30
Common
11-29
11-15
4.40%
4.45%
preferred
Tube
Food
1-
1
12-
1-
1
12-
6
1-
1
12-
6
$1.11%
1-
1
12-
6
:____
Oil
for
Midwest
4'A%
Reclaiming,
Kennel
11-15
11-15
12-
9
11-
5
12-
9
11-
5
4y2%
1-
1
12-
6
,%5% %
preferred
25c
(extra)
56 %c
Bros.
37'Ac
Hat,
11-15
11-
5
12-
6
_____
12-24
12-
11-15
held)
common
Mississippi
Power
of
Mission
$4.60
pfd.
Mohawk
11-27
Co.
Chemical
R.)
Morse
(Robert)
Mosler
Safe
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
10c
11-30
11-
$1.10
12-16
11-29
1
dividend
4%%
12-16
2
11-15
Olin
12-12
30c
11-29
12-
$1.25
11-25
•'
12-
6
One
12-16
11-
4
Onondaga
12-23
11-
4
11-15
Ontario
&
Ontario
Steel
6
Mount
Vernon
Murphy
5%%
Mutual
(G.
Corp.,
7%
10-31
Onyx
2
10-25
12-
1
11-15
1-15
1-
11c
Beneficiary shares
Growth
ment
Mutual
11-
12-23
12-13
15c
12-10
11-15
12-10
11-20
(s-a)
Fund
Bank
Y.)
holders
held)
from
12-20
12-
2
12-
11-
8
$1,37'A
Fund,
50c
of Westchester
approval
(White
(subject
share
one
11-
4
12-
6
12-16
12-
5
Plains^
to
for
11-15
12-13
(stock
each
dividend)-
3%
:
40c
25c
&
Chemical,
Gypsum Co.,
Stock dividend
7%
preferred
Rubber
National
12-10
12-
2
11-
1-
2
12-14
30c
12-
2
11-
4
r_~
56 %c
12-16
11-15
common
&
$20c
2
11-
12-
2
11-8
8
50c
1-
2
11-13
2%
1-
2
11-13
$1.12%
12-
1
11-
8
11-13
11-
1
common
10c
:
Research
12-
tl5c
(quar.)
_
(Quarterly distribution
8
Canada,
____
Corp.,
12-27
.
12-13
Corp.—
from net investment
income)
National
National
National
Tea
Co.
Stock
Video
Corp.,
class
Vulcanized
National
Work-Clothes
Nedick's Stores,
.Neiman
Marcus,
6c
3
(quar.)I
7c
I~"
17'Ac
(quar.)___
National
Inc.
A
20c
(quar.)___
Co.
(quar.)_
Rental
6%c
11-15
10-31
preferred
12-16
11-15
Procter
10-31
10-18
11-20
Prospect
2
11-
1
11-
8
$2
11-22
11-
1
Public
12-
11-20
12-4
J20c
12-16
11-25
$5c
12-16
11-25
$1.19
$1
20c
5c
2%
(s-a)
8c
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Corp. (quar.)____
Glass, common
preferred (quar.)
Finance
Oxford Mfg. Co.,
Ozark Air Lines
Service
12-16
11-15
Common
12-16
11-15
5%
12-16
11-15
5%%
12-23
12-10
11-30
12-
11-
Public
2
Canadian
Pacific
Investment
Stock
Pacific
Lines
Pacific
11-8
12-
5
11-
8
1-
1
12-
6
&
Extra
11-15
Radiation,
11-15
Radio
11-25
11-
4
11-14
,
11-15
$1.06 %
12-
1
11-15
11-8
11-
1
12-
1
11-15
12- 2
,12- 2
>'
11-15
y
•
37y2c
3iy4c
11-15
'10-25
3iy4c
11-15
10-25
30c
11-15
10-25
28^ac
11-15
10-25
'
27y4c
11-15
65c
11-14
11-
60c
11-15
10-18
$2
11-15
11-
1
$4
11-15
11-
1
(quar.)
Extra
Increased
Stock
Pall
Telephone Co.
22c
20c
12V2c
'
4%
(quar.)_
Eastern
12-28'
1-
3
Pipe Line.
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
1
11-18
12-10
/,
dividend
Corporation
Panhandle
(quar.)
i
10-25
'
semi-annual
10c
com.
'(quafi)'-
"
55c
$1
l___
11-
1
12-
11-15
10-21
11-15
40c
10-21
11-15
10-21
12-13
11-22
11-25
11-
8
12-
11-
7
12c
11-29
3%!.
dividend)
(from
income)
invest,
.
1
10-31
1
5%
11-
12-14
11-15
12-14
11-15
3%;
%
11-15
40c
25c
dividend)!
(stock
Inc.
of America—
preferred
(quar.)——__—
Purina Co.
(increased quar.)_._
11-18
Inns
(quar.)
$1.16
A
6%
Raytheon
Reardon
1
•
12-13
12-13
11-15
10-31
of
38%%)—;_—
of
class A
(quar.)
Inc.—
11-15
(quar.)
+
E.)
(quar.)
(subject
Co.,
.__
to
6V2%
Revere
10-25
1
11-14
1-
3
12-27
(resumed )_
Rexall
& Brass
Drug & Chemical
dividend
Stock
(Dallas)
—
11-25
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
5%
12-17
11-13
10c
11-15
10-25
178 yBc
—
(qiiar.)__
11-15
10-31
10-30
15c
11-15
:_—,—
5c
11-15
10-31
(quar.) —
20c
11-25
11-11
$32V2c
11-15
10-31
50c
12- 2
11- 8
12- 6
11-15
3- 6
1-14
i
x
-
i
12'Ac
(quar.)—_____
—
10-18
12-15
4%
(quar.)—__1
Co.
11-15
5c
11c
22'Ac
approval)
(stk. divd.)
Properties, Ltd.—
preference A (quar.)_—,
Copper
11-12
11-15
12-
ICC
Ltd.
Republic Corp., common (quar.
Republic Industrial Corp. (quar.).
Co.
12-12
11-26
15c
25c
—_________zi—__
Lithograph Co., Ltd.—
redeemable series A pref.
Insurance
12-12
1
68 %c
,_
(quar.)—
'
Chemicals Inc.
1
1-
%
Inc. (quar.)
(initial—__
&
1-'
15c
t$1.50
10c
L
:
pfd.
6%%
Revenue
1-
Stores,
Reichhold
12-10
1-1
11-29
$0,146
(resumed)
Carriers
(Albert
10-31
11-29
12-20
—_
(quar.)
5V2%
dividend
Stock
Reed
11-20
12-31
12-13
Industries
Redwing
3
12-15
Co.
Owl
Redman
11-15
1-
Co.,
12-12
y ;
_____!—
20%
less
—
payment
tax
12-16
20c
___-
(Increased-quar.)
Rayonier, Inc.
Republic
3
final
income
International,
Raymond
Reid
4
2
20c
25c
——_
Grip & Batten, Ltd.,
redeemable preferred
12-10
1-
(a
British
1-
87 V2c
1st
Class
Rapid
Red
11-
Corp.
Ranco,
11-15
10-25
11- 4
11-3d
65c
$1.43%
10-25
Corporation—
3
j
(quar.)
40c
Fund
11-15
10-25
Pako
2
(quar.)
11-25
11-15
Packaging Corp. of America,
8
2
12-
35c
Inc.
(quar.)_____—
Rank Organization, Ltd—
American deposit rets, (quar.)
11-15
11-12
1
12-
12-16
$1.21
Ramada
11-15
11-
11-
12-16
—
(stock
11-15
3iy4c
10-31
2
10-31
11-15
$1.31 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-15
343sc
11-25
10-31
11-15
15c
11-30
1__„_
11-15
10-31
11-15
$1.37'A
11-30
preferred (quar.)_x_
5%>
redeemable preferred
(quar.)
x_
5%
redeemable
series A
(quar.)__
4.80% redeemable preferred (quar.)__.
4.50% redeemable preferred (quar.)______
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)_
!_____
Pacific Insurance Co. (N
Y.) (quar.)
Pacific
Lighting Corp.
(quar.)l________
Lumber
11-15
$1.25
com.
25c
(quar.)
.
11-15
11-15
11-15
12-14
2
Inc.—
„_x •
1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
$1.12'A
—•—
12-15
Ralston
non-redeemable
,
—
■
12-31
Co.—
Co.—
11-15
27c
26c
87'Ac
Quaker City Life Insurance (stock dividend)
Quaker State Oil Refining (quar.)
12-
10%
Electric
12-
32'Ac
(quar.)_
83c
$4c
preferred
(quar.)__!
;
5'/2%
preferred (quar.)_____x_
5%
Co.
Growth
39c
dividend
Gas
11-12
11-12
11-12
(quar.)
& Light!
Power
preferred
preferred
15c
4%
Corp., common (quar.)
sinking fund, preferred (quar.)
11-14
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
—_——
Putnam
II-22
Finance
$5.75
12-10
com
$lc
East
12-13
11-15
_x_-
Far
12-13
$3
——.__
Pure
10c
1
11-14
50c
(quar.)
11-15
$1
Employers Insurance (L. A.)
Pacific
(quar.)__
12-10
62V'2c
(quar.)
1
11-
2
Mexico—
New
12-31
11-15
11-
12-
18c
of
Co.
1
1
11-15
11-15
29c
1-
1
11-15
Hampshire—
New
Supermarkets
Oil
10-18
11-25
1
J.)—
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
Pullman, Inc.
(quar.)^
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp.
12-
Cos., 4% preferred__x_
class A (quar.)
1
(stock dividend)
Quarterly
of
preferred
4.84%!
11-15
12-11
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Pueblo
2
9-30
12-
15c
31'/4C
1—
12-31
90c
11-15
:
(N.
(quar.)
12-31
$1.10
12-
15c
1
1-15
12-
10-31
(quar.)
Co.
Service
5.50%
1
9-30
11-15
of
7'Ac
Indiana,
of
preferred
preferred
12-23
1
11-19
7c
share
(increased)
Common
1
I-
11-
11-15
% 25c
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%!
1
11-15
11-29
$1.06'A
—,—:—. $1.22%
$1.16
1-15
25c
(quar.)__
preferred
Marine
Public
5
Colorado—
25c
preferred
Owens-Illinois
4.16%
12-
$2.45
—;7._—
Bank,
10c
/
common
12-20
40c
10c
common-
preferred (quar.)__—
Power
1-
Co.
preferred
Puget Sound
i—;
Tail
12-20
1-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
>'3.35%
f20c
Corp.,
Service
4.32%
(s-a)
Rubber
1-15
(quar.)
of
Co.
preferred
4.90% preferred
4.64%o preferred
12-11
Fran.)
preferred
Service
3V2%
12-2
Washington Insurance—
conv.
Public
11-15
J56C
—'—
Providence
1
$7'Ac
tax
(quar.)
Extra
12-10
11-15
12-
1-27
0.375
(quar.)
National
Park
11-
12-31
(quar.)
Oil
of. America
Co.
2
20c
A
(monthly)—r,
(quar.)
11-12
12-10
3
8
12-
11-19
11-28
11-15
1
12-
10c
class
Co.
Cotton
1
11-
1-
25c
receipts
deposit
11-
6
12-24
$7'Ac
non-resident
12-10
Potash
11-15
$0,476
Rand
of
12-
5
5
11-15
—
Progress Mfg. Co.. $1.25 pfd.
Pope & Talbot, common
6%
preferred
(quar.)_%
i$3
J15c
1
Building Co^ (San
Wholesale, Ltd.— '
&
1
11-11
12-
—
Gamble
Producers
10-31
11-
10c
African
Equities,
11-15
to
1
11-18
Ordinary—
Mining
___
Gardner
11-15
class A
12-
30c
'■
7 "Ac
(quar.),.
Primex
11-15
!———
—
Gold
payment
American
11-27
6
»-* CO
5c
1st
(quar.)
South
35c
Utilities—
Pacific Northwest Bell
7,'Ac
___
____"C___
(quar.)
4%%
11-30
12-15
$1.75
$3.60
'
Fibre
11-30
Prince
%__
O'Sullivan
Oxford
12-15
the
dividend
Class A
Pacific
Preferred
National Stock
National Starch & Chemical
less
7%%)
(Interim
8
11-14
12-
>
—
8
8
11-14
2
12-20
5c
partic
Brand
11-
2
12-
60c
(quar.)——_—
_.
President
1
11-14
12-
$1.25
—
Prei)ticte-Hall
12-
12-2
10c
$1.20
1—
—-—
Power
redeemable
11-; 8
—
8
common______—___
(increased)
non-cum
11-
(quar.)
11-
_——
(quar.)___
3
(s-a)_;
Ltd.
.__
—____
Light Co.,
4%%
at
tax
1
5c
3
1%
12-
and non-voting
12-
6'%
11-
I'
6%
_____________
Machinery
Securities
4
11-15
(quar.)
Propane
National
11-
12-16
of
preferred
Orpheum
4%
4V2%
50c
Extra
Otter
11-22
11-15
:
Rockland
4% preferred (quar.)_
Oregon Portland Cement,
Oshawa
2
2
11-15
1
will be deducted
Mines
Copper
&
Stock
10-26
112-
1
—
1
1 'A %
'—___
of Canada, Ltd.—
Corp.
Common
1
Extra
U0c
(quan.)______!_
preferred
National
National
1-10
2
$1.061/4
(auar.)
common
convertible
11-21
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)_i_
com.
preferred series 1951
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
National Drug & Chemical Co.
Power
2
/
shareholders
6.99525%
Pacific-Atlantic
26
(quai\)________
Containers, Ltd., common
Distillers
Electric
12-
12-16
&
$3.50
Co.' (quar.)
4V4%
Gas
stock¬
4-10
Hess
1
40c
(quar.)
dividend
11-
Co.
•
10-31
11-16
Casket
,
11-15
25c
Y.ji-"!
(Norwich, N.
Tulsa
Portland
the
Africa
of
Outboard
(quar.)
Trust
Poor
11-15
(approximately $1.75 per
to
any
change
which
rate of exchange of
funds
prior to Nov. 27.
in
Extra
(Md.)—
stock__
&
Bellas
11-21
11-15
10-31
Biscuit
Ltd.,
1
11-15
National
National
12-
6'Ac
Inc.
11-20
2
6c
$4.40
National
National
" 12-12
3%C
or
3
subject
occur
4.75%
5%
x___
National
2
invest¬
of
Stock
8
12'Ac
;
1-
12-
9c
(quar.)
11-
5%
both
on
12-
:1
1
11-15
:____
Corp., common
Co. (quar.)
59%c
Extra
Orange
8
11-
(quarterly from invest¬
Co.
National Bank
National Bank
11-
11-29
30c
(quar.)__
(semi-annual
Investment
National
11-20
11-29
$3.50
(quar.)
income)
Acme
12-10
14c
Optional in cash
60c
1
40c
.
income)
National
N.
11-15
Extra
Polaroid
11-20
12-
;
1
11-
12-
2%
12-
25c
6
11-
11-15
40c
12'Ac
12-17
12y2c
11-
11-15
40c
'
12-17
5c
2
16 %c
Mfg.-—
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)__
dividend)
(stock
shares
share),
rate
5c
series A pfd.
(quar,0__
Investing Foundation—
ment
Chemical
American
2
new
__
Atwood
$1.05
$1.02
%_
12-13
;______x
Plymouth Rubber Co., voting
11-14
3
1
11-22
12-31
dividend
$1.10
_j.___—__
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd—
Non-resident
preferred
1-
11-20
11-
Cable Corp.—'
&
(increased-quarterly)
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Ry.
11-15
/
Stock dividend 1
J.)
25c
,——_
(quar.)
.(quar.)
6
7c
Company
common
Co.
(s-a)
Products, Ltd.
Quebec
South
(quar.)
Mills,
C.)
5
50c
may
Extra
Murphy
Pottery
12-
2%
Co.
11-
12-10
2
$1.37'A
pfd. (quarj__——
pl'd.
(quar.)____^_x'—
Preferred Utilities Mfg., 5V'2% pfd.
(accum.)
$15c
$1.14
________
11-30
2c
Diablo
7y2c
—
(quar.)—
Corp.
12-
.<
dividend
Mount
3%
Extra
12-
5c
10c
Corp
Clemens Industries..-
Stock
5
Products^ Lines
Fund__;
Street
William
12-30
10%
Wheel
Mount
A
Corp
Tyrone
40c
dividend)
Corp.
(quar.)__
Equipment (quar.)
5c
25c
'
Chemical
Mathieson
Opeiniska
Pool
11-15
11-15
11-
12-10
_
12-
12-13
Development
common
12-13
11-30
125c
Ltd. (quar.)__x__
Plainfield Trust State National Bank (N.
11-14
___!
2%
under
Placer
11-15
(quar.)—
common
3%
(stock dividend)__
Finance
Motor
River
Gas,
preferred
Oliver
name.
Motor
Motor
Natural
30c
announcement
1
2
30c
—
Oklahoma
Corporate title changed to
Dolly Madison Foods, Inc.
See
11-
&
1-20
'
17'Ac
—
1
Stock
11-21
11-12
"
12- 1
Wire
11-20
12-20
11-29
95c
$4.80
/
11-15
4
31 %c
1
12-
2
50c
-=—
11-
12-20
2
12-
12-
33c
Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—l__
:
._.—_
$5 preferred (quar.)_—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
(increased-quar)
1-
11-15
12-
Pittsburgh
12-13
12-20
11-20
12-10
20c
common—___
——
6'/2'% pfd, (quar.);
Co.,
dividend
Stock
11-15
1- 1
1- 2
12-
15c
Mississippi
Quarterly
30c
Industries—
12-13
$1.31 '/4
25c
Extra
(quar.)
class A
(stock
10-25
Oklahoma
(quar.)
Co.
11-30
Company,
8
2
30c
$1.75
25c
25c
preferred
(quar.)_____
11-
2%
Finance
New
—____
(quar.)__—
4.08% preferred (quar.)
Ohio River Sand
(quar.).—
10-31
11-15
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Pioneer Telephone
(Del.)—
Plume
•
preferred
12-16
,
Morrison-Knudsen
12-20
12-30
1- 1
12- 1
Corp.
$1.60
8
(quar.)_
4V2%
Co.,
preferred
12-16
(quar.)_
M'orningstar-Paisley,
Power
4.40%
2
2%
Co.
Ohio
2
(quar.)
dividend
10-25
1-
dividend
(E.
Stock
12-16
1-
5'Ac
Rubber
Stock
Moore
11-27
11-15
$1
dividend
Pillsbury
11-15
.__
!_____
$1.10
Utilities, 5% preferred (quar.)_
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_
Monsanto
2
Forge & Machine
Extra
4.20%
B
Modine
12-31
11-30
11-
Obear-Nester
$1.15
(quar.)
preterred (quar.)_i
Mississippi Steel
(quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
Missouri
~1-
80c
'
4.40%
11-30
12-23
11-15
(quar.)_—;
Manufacturing Co.
Ohio
Corp.
—
Co.,
Oak
1:7'Ac
—
Title Insurance (extra)
Petroleum Co. (quar.)_
Piedmont Natural Gas, common (quar.)_^—
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
i
____'
—
2
17y2c
10-31
$1.25
(quar.)
Jewellers. Ltd
Drug Stores
Phillips
2
—
__—
11-
8
11-29
Philadelphia
12-
(increased-quar.)
Inc.
11-15
2
'11-15
Potomac
dividend
Stock
NuTone,
11-15
10-31
1
12-27
10-28
11-25
_______—_
12-
10-31
11-15
12-
50c
Stock
11-30
11-20
12-20
15c
(Dr.) Co. (see Dr. Pepper Co.)
Peppereli Manufacturing (increased-quar.)_
Perkins Machine & Gear, 7% pfd.
(quar.)
Peter Paul, Inc. (quar.)_
—
_——
Piaudler-Permutit, Inc. (quar.)_
12-
x_A
Corp
10-28
50C
Peoples Credit
Plastic
12y2c
(quar.)_
Corp.
11-15
11-15
27'Ac
2
(quar.)
Peoples
32'Ac
$1.12%
(quar.)_
:
Industrial
11-30
11-15
"
(resumed)
share of Tidewater Oil
shares
23
Pharmacal
Extra
45c
<quar.)_
(quar.)
each
for
com'.
Service,
11-15
12-
(quar.)
11-30
^
(quar.)-s:
(quar.).
Glass
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd
Onio Edison Co., 4.56'%
preferred
10c
,
common
27c
$1.43,%
—L__'______.
Public
30c
Light,
(one
Norwich
Novo
35c
Insurance
$1.50
(quar.).
(quar.)
&
(Minnesota)
12-2
$1.16/
Company
Philadelphia-Reading
2y2c
—__
Life
12- 1
1- 1
Publishing
Pennzoil
11-15
quar.)
(quar.)
common
National
11-29
6
11-29
2%
Corporation
Class
11-29
12-24
(quar.)
Power
dividend
Co.
6
10-31
5c
common
Rhoads
preferred
5%
Stock
12-14
12'
lbc
(quar.)
preferred
Minnesota
Mission
1
17'Ac
dividend
&
1-
11-15
2'Ac
Stock
Miller
'
15c
—
class A
(s-a)
(increased quar.)
Northwestern
12-1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
8
8
8
8
8
8
3
11111111111112-
$1.06
—,—
10-17
20%
(increased
y
-r
—
11- 8
12-15
12-10
11-11
12-20
12-20
1- 6
1-15
37c
44c
40c
112'Ac
175c
10c
quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
2
Northwestern
(quar.)
Gas,
preferred
11-30
Year-end
Electronics
5.75%
Natural
11-15
12- 2
11-15
11-1
10-15
$1.10
'9.2'Ac
$1.01
$1.17x/2
$1.12x/2
$1.15
30c
—-
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
____x______——c.+—
Philadelphia Electric Co.
(quar.)—____.
—___________———
12-
Club,
Laboratories
6%
12-12
Oil
(quar.)
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc.
Miller
11-19
Northwest
/
•
—
8
«.
Bancorporation
Extra
L_
com.
Investment
High
Northwest
11-19
;
1- 2
12- 2
12- 1
11-20
11-15
t45c
Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)—__
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24%
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
___—.—
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Corp.—
Quarterly
—
Pioneer
_______—
(increased
1J"20
20c
(quar.).
Ltd., , common
Pennsylvania Electric—
'
4.4o% preferred (quar.)
3.70%- preferred (quar.)_
—
4.05% preferred (quar.)_________
4.70% preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Penmans,
Pen ton
fv
(quar.)___—
A
_1
dividend
11-
4
_—
quar.)
Corp.
45c
Gulf
of
held)
shares
preferred
Midwestern
Stock
11-20
15c
(quar.)
1
share
(one
110
Rubber
Plastics
Pendleton
———
8
20c
(quar.)
preference
1st
6%
Northern
Brewing
11-
7'Ac
30c
37y2c
12y2c
$2
Telephone
32'Ac
A
Corp
dividend
Corp.
1
12-12
20c
._
Stock
6
Co. (quar.)
Tool
Industries
—
11-
.
(quar.)
.—_7_.
Northern Ontario Natural Gas, common____
25c
(quar.)
Extra
Midas-International, class
Water
(quar.)
Middlesex
Midwest
Ohio
20c
(quar.)
Products
<
-
(increased
preferred
Northern
6
96'/4c
_
(quar.)
Seamless
Mickeiberry's
12-
97'Ac
x
x_"
(quar.)
1
$1.08%
__
preferred' (quar.)_
preferred
1-
95c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3.90%
4.35%
Michigan
11-20
7'Ac
(quar.)
12-10
10c
Service—
11- 6
7?"^,
10-31
11-22
®
17y2c
31'/4c
35c
(quar.)—
common
preferred
conv.
Pearl
(quar.)
Parchment
12-16
12-10
(quar.)—_
(s-a)
11-27
11-1.5
12-2
5c
12y2c
__i__
(quar.)___
Paper
Co.
&
Peabody Coal Co.,
$1
Investment, common.,.—
preferred (quar.)
—______
American Van Lines (quar.)—
$0,.1657607
interest
(quar.)
Parsons
Paterson
30c
$1.25
(quar.)_
American
27c
Y.^_
N.
50c
L_
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
'
—
—
25c
15c
of
(quar.)
„
11-29
11-29
12-15
12-15
7c
7y2c
(quar.)
Corp.
Chemical
Extra
Pepper
—'
Acceptance
11-15
6%
^
-
.
75c
$1
(quar.)
American
1212-
•
—
common
preferred
6
1
10-18
12-6
12- 6
Dock—
Dry
,l_—
4
15c
(quar.)
:
&
:—
Ry.,
_____
12-
North
11- 6
11-15
1-1
1- 1
(22 cents from net
plus
8
cents
from
Corp.
income
Western
&
Extra
12-13
...•
;_
11-
$1.00
/
(quar.)
Corp.
U-27 •
37'Ac
93 %c
$1.12y2
——
;
11-15
v
$1.18%
Assurance
%
Payable of Rec.
10c
Papercraft
Park
When Holders
Share
.
Pennsylvania
Gas—
&
gains)
capital
Norfolk
10-31
1
11-30
12-31
12-10
1-10
.
/
three-for-one
a
(quar.)—
12-20
25c
—
v
Corp.
r;
—
North
(quar.)_
(quar.)
beneficial
of
Metropolitan
Motec
11-
Trust—
Metalfab,
Milo
12-31
55c
(quar.)
Stores
Fire
Mile
12-
(quar.)
A
Financial
Merchants
Miles
42'Ac
—
11-15
6c
6c
Mining
Rosario
Shipbuilding
News
Quarterly
Niagara
Share
1
Co.—
Mercantile
Mesabi
11-
_x
Cement
preferred
preferred B
Mercantile
2
17c
(quar.)
common
Co.
4%%
4%
12-
,
12-2
•
'
quar.)
(increased
preferred
$40c
.___.—
40c
__
approve
Northern
Frank
Melville Shoe
6
Newport
(quar.)—
Ltd.
(quar.)
11-8
*
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Mining Corp.—
Common
(increased quar.)
4%
(s-a)
Portland
&
12-
1
12-10
11- 8
12-9
Newmont
6
12-10
Co
preferred
Medusa
12-
$1.06%
Mines,
Telephone,
—
12-20
15c
(quar.)__
&
1-
4%
l'_:
Co.—
common
preferred
1-
1-1
12- 9
.
4.50
11-20
12-10
25c
.j.
Mclntyre^Porcupine
Mead
20c
________
Publishing
$1.01'A
20c
$3.76
1
12-31
11-18
1-1
'
&
12-12
10-24
12-10
30c
1%
$1
—
Electric
State
Common
11-15
20c
!__
Honduras
&
York
New
'
12-11
11- 1
11-12
11- 1
11- 1
10-29
5%
(quar.)
Equities—
(monthly)
(monthly)
A
A
(stockholders
split)
1
11-15
11-29
—
(annual)
Mead Corporation,
4%%
t_;
.
.
A
11-
5%
62'Ac
\
___
Brake
Per
—
__1
Co
Co.
3
30c
dividend)
Corporation,
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
McCormick & Company—
Common voting and non-voting (quar.)
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
$2.50
Class
12-
J.)
—
Air
York
New
12-23
(N.
Co.
_____
Class
12-
'
Zinc
Jersey
Extra
85c
McCord
Stock
2
New
93 %c
—_
Trust
preferred
A
York
93 %c
(quar.)
McCall Corporation—
(3-for-2
stock
spilt)
McCandless Corp.
(stock
McGraw-Hill
class
5c
——_
series)
1947
Brunswick
—
(annual)—
New Jersey Natural Gas
(stock dividend)—
New Jersey Power & Light, 4% pfd.
(quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar,)_,
—;
10-31
12-12
(quar.)
Gas
12-31
11-22
11-25
11-15
11-15
55c
!.
1963
Monday, November 11,
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec
20c
18c
25c
60c
15c
1
common
Inc. (increased quar.).—
Light Co. (quar.)-
J.)
New
2
47'Ac
common:
and
preferred
(John
Britain
3%
;__
,—
(resumed)
(1945
$2.40
Fund
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3.75%
12-
9
4%
(quar.)
Electronics
May Department Stores,
;
12-
dividend
$3.75
8
Share
,
(quar.)
Paper
(quar.)
Co,,
New
ordinary
income)
Protective Assn. (quar.)__—_
Co.
Matneson
Maxson
11-
Nesbitt
from
(Quarterly
Massachusetts
11-25
__—
Investors
Massacnusetvs
15c
—
for eacn four
to
approval
of
Inc.
Meter
Neptune
snare
subject
held,
snares
8
f
Nelly Don,
—
i
Stock
11-
Nekoosa-Edwards
10-18
11-25
6c
Insurance
_■
Extra
'
11-18
20c
~
,_
indemnity
Company
'
.
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holders
When
Per
Name of
>
'
3%
5
Number 6315
198
Volume
..
The Commercial and, Financial
.
When
Per
Name of Company
Reynolds
(R,
Trust, Ltd.
American
(final payment of 5 shil¬
per
share less Rhodesian
r
deposit receipts
lings
6
pence
Grande
Rio
Fund
Rittenhouse
Rochester
Electric
Haas
12-16
12-
12-16
11-29
—-
30c
$1
4c
Gas Corp., common (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2.
$1 preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Drug, comihon
(quar.)
45c
12-13
11-15
Southwestern
Electric
■—
Southwestern
Investors
Public
---—
i
Stock
dividend
4%
—
b
Controller
Bank
Royal
—-
.'
St.
1
4.40%
1
11-
1
4.60%
1
11-
1
4.75%'
12-27
11-15
11-
1
1
12-10
11-15
2
11-15
1-
12-2
11-
8
12-
11-
1
11-
;
12-13
11-30
11-19
11-30
11-15
12-16
12-2
25c
12-16
12-
$1.25
35c
' 25c
2 Vac
12-16
lu¬
12-
ll-
7
11-15
11-
1
(quar.)„_—
:
.
_:!___
Antonio
San
11-
1
6%
11-15
11-
1
15c
1
2
'
'
r.
—
Works,
Water
Schering
Corp.,
(quar.)—
A
:
Scott
&
Scott
Scott
Paper,
(monthly)
Foresman
Fetzer
Co.
&
Dillon
(quar.)
(qja-ar.)—
_—
Co.
Sdudder
Fund_
Special
Additional
Finance,
&
Inc
Industries
Seaboard
Surety
—
National
Seattle-First
Candy
Class
Shaer
in
Shares
Class
Pen
B
Co.,
class A
Manufacturing
Sherritt-Gordon
T%
preferred
4%
preferred
Class
B
8
1-10
11-12
Suburban
1-10
12-19
1-10
12-19
11-25
11-12
11-29
11-
8
12-
11-
8
11-1
1-2
12-18
1-15
12-31
11-25
(quar.)
—
11-
4'
Sierra
B
$2.44
Power
preferi'ed
:
/
„
—
Simca
B
—
Co.
Amer.
Simplicity pattern
Sinclair
Oil
Ltd.,
Corp.
Skelly Oil Co.
$1
17c
12-2
11-15
11-21
10-21
12-10
12-10
11-12
12-10
11-12
Industries
11-12
Tools
Oil
Sonotone
$1.55
Soss
South
Corp., $1.25 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Manufacturing
Texas
Southam
Co.,
Southeastern
Stock
Southern
4.08%
4.24%
4.78%
Co.
•
11-18
12-11
11-
11-22
12-11
11-22
12-
11-7
3
12-2
11-
1
12-10
11-
8
12-
3
11-12
10-23
(quar.)____
7mjc
11-25
11-11
20c
12-10
11-20
20c
12-10
11-20
12-10
60c
11-
4
4
12-10
11-
10c
11-15
10-31
31 ¥40
12-31
L2-
Ltd.
12-31
12-
12-11
11-27
11-29
10-15
425c
12-27
12-13
5c
12-13
11-15
12-13
11-15
(year-end)
Corp
5%
California
Edison
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Co.—
.
1
Company
j
Turnbull
"21"
12-10
10-31
11-15
11-
Disc
Clutch
Inc.
stock
(quar.)
common
11-
11-15
1-
1
12-13
11-15
10-18
11-15
Co.,
:
,
(quar.)
A
11-15
1
11-29
shares
City)
each
for
10-24
5c
12-
2
11-15
62¥20
12-
2
vi-15
415c
12-
2
11-
1
427¥2C
12-
2
11-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
1
11-
1
11-15
11-
11-15
11-
11-15
11-
Car
Trust
Co.
United
11-
8
15c
11-29
11-
12-
2
11-
8
12-
2J
11-
12-
2
2
11-
5%
11-
$7¥20
11-11
10-28
17¥>c
Corp.
11-25
11-15
1-
1
10-21
11-16
10-21
37¥20
(quar.)
12-13
12-
6
12-
11-
7
90c
11-15
40c
12-5
1-
2
12-
5
12-
2
11-
8
60c
11-15
10-16
12-16
10-23
6%
12-16
10-23
12-
2
10-23
11-15
10-31
$1.37¥a
437c
A
l__
Coal
.___
:
Cos.
422¥20
11-15
437c
11-15
10-31
45c
12-10
11-22
—__
(quar.)
& Foundry,
'
,
(quar.)
10-31
25c
11-19
11-
5
$1.75
com.
(quar.)
Financial
2
12¥20
class
(quar.)__
preferred
11-19
11-
5
50c
Corp. of California—
1___
;
—
12-20
11-20
5c
12-
2
11-15
15c
;
Foods, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
60c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)__
Electric
United
10-18
10-18
1-
40c
(quar.)__
Initial
8
10-18
11-15
87¥20
common
preferred
7%,
11-15
$1
10-18
92¥20
dividend
B
United
2
11-15
$1.12¥2
Baltimore
United Engineering
1
12-
9
1-15
(quar.)___
of
preferred
United
8
11-19
8
11-
11-15
(quar.)
Corporations,
Class
8
12-;
11-
5c
%
(quar.)
1
1
2
11-15
7¥20
common
11-15
12-
27¥2C
(quar.)
Co.
Air Lines,
Stock
1
11-29
11-27
5C
10c
Tank
10-17
16c
16c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1
11-
12-13
Extra
10-17
12¥20
class
common
11-15
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_.
(quar.)__
(Jersey
common
Paper
RR.
Union
5¥2%
11-15
11-
12-10
11-15
Union
United
12c
$1.08
$1.04
$1.27¥2
common
Pacific
11-15
(s-a)
11-25
45c
30c
(quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)
$3.70 preferred
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)J
10-18
12-12
35c
20c
11-29
13¥>c
Co.—
8
15c
—__
12-13
(quar.)__
preferred
Union
2
(quar.)___—___
Co.
45c
18c
Electric
$4.50
2
50 %>
5c
(stock dividend)
(initial)
11-12
11-29
15c
Corp.
11-15
12¥ac
preferred (quar.)—
11-27
^
Carbide
10-31
11-22
11-12
11-25
12-13
split)
dividend
Bag-Camp
11-15
12-
1
48c
(quar.)
Union
50c
-
(quar.)
11-
Limited—
Union
1-
11-15
11-15
1
of
(quar.)
Union
11-15
split)
share
held)
(quar.)'
1
10c
Corp.
2
11-15
12-
Depositary receipts for American Shares
representing
ordinary
shares
(4-for-3
10-31
1-15
12-
20c
$l.l2Va
(quar.)
(regular
(quar.)
Products
12-10
22¥ac
11-15
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)_—
2
$0.40625
1957
A
Inc.
10-22
2
12-
<quar.)__
(Conn.)
Ltd.,
preferred
Brands,
Twin
series
Elevator,
$1.10
10-31
1_
ll-30'
11-
11-
5
11-
5
12-
2
11-14
12-
2
11-14
_$0.2656¥4
12-
2
11-14
12-
6
and
A
11-
4c
B
11•
Taylor
Tecfc
Wine
A
class A
on
and B
payable
common..
2%
—
(quar.)
Corporation,
distribution
gains
6c
plus
from
Tennessee
(initial)
Ltd.
Television-Electronics
of
Fund,
12-
2
11-15
1
8
United
-
30c
Co.
Midwestern
for
common
4.10%
4
36c
Gas
c;ach
Transmission
Tenn.
200
11-29
11-
25c
12-10
11-15
V
preferred
preferred
:—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Texaco
Texaco,
Canada,
Inc.
(initial)10c
(quar.)
440c
$5
a
Oil
shares
share)
(stock
to
securities
in¬
profits)
18c
(quar.)
10c
i.
1-
1
12-
;
12-
6
1
12-
6
1-
1
1-
1
1-
1
dividend)
be. paid
at
the
L
1-
1
12-. 6
6
1-
12-
New
6
1
1-
1
12-
Borax
1
12-
6
1-
1
12-
4¥2%
1
12-
6
1-
1
12-
Envelope
S.
Lines
4¥2%
U.
S.
U.
S.
U.
S.
22c
1
12-
1
12-
6
U
12-20
12- 6
Sugar
11-30
10-31
12-10
11-18
11-
8
11-8
10-18
S
Truck
S.
7 the
Upson
.
,
.
,
7
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
12-20
11-29
1-
1
-
11-29
Lines
12-20
&
1
11-14
11-
12-
6
11-15
1-
1
12-
12-16
12-
30c
(quar.)
——
27Vic.
1-
1
2
6
2'
12-11
50c
(Del.),
.___
common
(subject
to
the
(quar.)__
approval
12-10
11-
8
$1.75
—
(quar.)____
11-20
11-
6
' 25c
12-18
12-
3
25c
12-16
11-27
10%
Pharmaceutical
3-16
2-20
Corp.—
1
17 ¥20
Co.
(N. Y.)
Products
(qu'ar.4____
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Industries
—
Corp.
(quar.)———
11-15
11-
25c
12- 2
11-15
2¥2C
11-15
11-
1
15c
—
dividend
12-
11-30
22J/2C
(quar. )„_____
—
&
1-10
50c
ICC)
Extra
Stock
12-17
15c
common
Lighting
Co.
$1.12¥2
(quar.)
Corp.
Insurance
Universal
Utilities
rate
Corp.,
Vitamin
Universal
—__
(s-a)
dividend
Quarterly
$2.50
(quar.)
common
& Foundry
Steel
of
U.
Co..
preferred
S.
—
(quar.)„__
Canal
(quar.)
Playing Card Co.
Stock
6
1-
11-
11-15
%
tax)
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred
Pipe
7%
U.
6
1-
.
$l'.06¥t
Ltd.—
Co.,
income
preferred
S.
6
1-
(quar.)
11-29
Chemical—
&
U.
6
1-
common
(quar.)
Jersey RR &
U.
6
12-
12-
,12-10
2%
^
S.
,12- 6
-50c
:
Molasses
British
6
1
1-
Improvement,
'
Ordinary (interim payment of 5 pence free
11-15
1-
15c
/.
_i
American
(Fractional
of
$1.28
$1/31
$1.31 ¥4
/
common
(quar.)
Extra
Texas
Ltd.,
United
U.
—
(quar.)
Insurance
investment
net
from
Service
preferred
United
12-17
(quar.)
5.24%
Life
from
5c
Gas
of
Gas'
_1
4.50%
5.12%
1
/
$1.02¥2
$1.06¥4
preferred (quar.)
$1.12¥2
4.60% preferred (quar.)
$1.15
4.64% preferred (quar.)
—1_
$1.16
4.65%
preferred (quar.)_
i__—___—__
$1.16¥4
4.72%
preferred (quar.)__
:
;
$1.18
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
$1.22¥2
4.92% preferred (quar.)
$1.23
5%
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)____
$1.25
5.08%
preferred (quar.)
'
$1.27
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
$1.27¥2
4.25%
Fund—
16c
Exposition
4¥1%
,
share's held)
Transmission
United
United
Gas
of
and
come
of
dividend
income
investment
Inc.—
Science
(Quarterly of 2c
Extra
capital
net
from
quarter
fourth
a
2
Funds,
United
Inc.—
Transmission, com. (quar.)—
Stock dividend (special distribution of one
5
11-30
11-30
class
on
dividend
class
Tennessee
.
19c
42¥jc
preferred
Metal
11-12
1-
10-17
11-15
11-20
Foods
1
—
Inc.
Inc
4
(quar.)
two
Tyson
11-15
11-
(s-a)_—
Services,
of
Tyson
12-10
11-15
2
C.)
Jersey
Tyler Pipe & Foundry,
8
12-
Services, 5%
Baking,
New
11-22
12-18
12¥20
11-
25c
held)
Unilever
:
11-15
(quar.)
dividend
100
UARCO,
3c
11-15
11-29
-
Inc
11-
11-30
Y.
common
Co.
11-22
9
10c
5.25%
25c
(increased quar.)—
,
297/sc
(quar.)_
common
4<r
preferred
(quar.)
4¥2% preferred
(quar.)
■
25¥2C
26¥2C
,
(quar.)_.
Water,
2
10c
dividend
Southern California
Southern
38%c
(quar.).
(quar.)
General
2
15c
,
11-15
of
l
(3-for-l
Inc.
share
11-20
(quar.)
12-11
11-
Extra
Tasty
A
11-15
50c
—
Co.
(Stock
7
12-13
_
11-15
,11-29
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.10%.
in
5%>
(quar.)__:
Development
4.32%
Stock
,
45c
(quar.)
12-16
2
Trylon Chemicals Inc. (quar.)—
Tung-Sol Electric Co.—
12-17
57c
Electric
Extra
1- 2
a- 2
--35c
(resumed)-
11-
1
11-15
2
12-
.
20c
Industries
Tampa
11-29
Extra
Solon
1
1-
(quar.)
preferred
11-29
-—-
Co.
4%
/Class B
(quar.)
1
12-
9
annual)
Packaging,
Inc.,
7
—
-
:
Mobil
Talon,
7
'
11-29
Co.
Temper Corp.
6
common
11-
425c
%___
_
12-13
yll-
Broadcastixxg
11-
'<•'
——
(increased)
Corp.
11-15
$22¥2C
class A__.
11-26
12-16
Publications
H.
1
,
_
International
Extra
F.
Taft
1
50c
30c
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Co.
T.
1
(quar.)
Smith-Douglass
Snap-On
Co.
11-20
12-
100%
(quar.)_—u__.
Co.
Transit
12-
—
(quar.)__1
Ltd.
Simpsons-Sears,
Socony
.'.ji
11-20
(increased)
Corp.
12-
.■___
1
6
11-15
69c
Trust
Racing
&
fquar.)_
Symington Wayne Corp.
12-
__—
(increased)
__
Simpsons,
rets
dep.
•
True
1
2
12-
'
Insurance
10-25
12-10
12-
$1.14
;
preferred
(quar.)
Pipeline, Ltd.
Express
10-15
12t
11-15
2 ¥20
4¥a%
Travelers
2
12-
11-29
11-29
ic
(N.
Trust
Travelers
11-15
25c
Investors
11-15
10-31
417¥2C
417Vbc
(quar.)—
A
.
12-
35c
Oil
Crane
61c
^—___—
Extra
Smith
class
(quar.)
Automobile
Simmons
Ltd.,
Dairies,
Supervised
Susan
20c
62¥20
_
(quar.)—
1
11-14
12-13
$1.06¥4
Extra
11-
6%
Products
Superior Cable
Tampax,
—
6
12-14
2
12-
33c
-_
Biscuits
Szabo Food
'
___
Class
Sunshine
4.16%
%
_
Signode Steel Strapping, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Silverwood
DX
Syntex
10c
quar.)
(quar.)-
(quar.)
A
Sunray
Syracuse
12-
__i
Racing
&
Trans-Prairie
11-15
45c
____%
:
(increased
Milk
6
2
1-
10-23
10c
preferred
Cash
Sunbury
5
1-
12-
12-31
12¥>c
20c
15c
(quar.)4
5
11-22
11-12
(quar.)
(quar.)L—
Harness
dividend
12-
20c
20c
(quar.)
/
Co.—
Oil
Stock
11-
12-16
12-
Corp.
(quar.) — ____
(Westfield, N. J.) —
Co.
Association
New
(quar.)
Trust
County
11-
12-16
11-
Gas
dividend
rz*i7
$$1.75
75c
——
common)
Pacific
Stock
Sullivan
Sun
—
common
Inc.
Propane
11-25
410c
——
•;
Class A com
Foods
11-25
15c
15c
33c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.).
common
Stonffer
12-19
11-29
2
12-
$1.06¥4
Investing
Corp.
distribution of one
6¥2%
11-20
12-10
•
Transcontinental
12¥20
57c
37¥2c
(quar.)_
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
^(quar.)
Stowe-Woodward,
1-10
10-31
8
2
11-20
B
Bank
5%
common
Suburban
12-31
class A (incr.
B
10-11
12-16
12-12
5%
Broadcasting,
Class
10-11
11-21
Transamerica Corp.,
Class
12-
2
Royalty
Enterprises, class A
Trade
I
11-11
11-15
Bell
1
dividend
1
(Extra payment on both the class A and
Class
Stock
Corp.
11-22
12-27
Town
Scale
8
12¥20
34%c
20c
3%
(stock div.)—
Products
preferred A
(quar.)
Stern Textiles, 4¥2*%
11-22
12-10
11-22
11-
11-30
25c
__^_
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)__
10-31
$$1.31',4
(quar.)
&
Storer
9
Precision Corp.—
Stewart-Warner
1
ill- 1
common
new
5%
Stern
1-10
1-15
Ltd
Co.,
Signal Oil <fe Gas,
11-
Canada—
of
I.j,
Siegel (Henry
12-10,
11-15
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
11-23
16c
Corp.
Mines
Sherwin-Williams
11-20
15c
.%
Shell Transport & Trading Co. Ltd. (interim)
Sheller
2
Aluminum
12-
1
11-15
Co.-—
12-
17V2C
Sterling
Sterling
4
Tom
11-
2¥20
Edison
Toledo
11-15
8
11-15
27V2C
(quar.)
11-15
8
11-
35c
(extra)
(quar.)
1
11-
11-30
35c
preferred
1
11-22
11-30
25c
Corp.
4.25%
12-
11-22
12-15
2%
(quar.)___
common
preferred
12-
11-22
55c
11-
30c
87¥20
(increased)
Stores
Telephone,
preferred
11-15
1
12-15
$1
■
(increased quar.)
4¥4%
1
12-
15c
(quar.)_.
;_
Packing Co.
12-
4
30c
_'
:
A
convertible class A preferred (quar.)_
Guarantee Co.
(quar.)_——____
Insurance & Trust Co. (Los Angeles I—
Toledo
v
10-15
J5c
dividend
Drug Stores
12-12
10c
7-17
7 ¥2c
(quar.)
11-12
11-15
11-20
40c
(quar.)___
quar.)
Quarterly
10-31
12-10
11-
1
'
(quar.)
11-25
tl2Mic
1
12-14
6c
10-31
(Pa.)
12-15
(initial)
8-
Bros.
4-15
income—________
12-10
5%
Ltd.
quarterly
$25 pfd. for each 100
(resumed quar.)
11-29
12-
11-15
30c
5%
__'
12-15
1%
Co.—
(quar.)
3%
(quar.)
common
Sterchi
11-20
'80c
—
1-17
2
Title
stock
B
(quar.)
Ltd.
Bros.,
and
A
12-13
15c
___;
class
^ 7¥20
4-17
1
Title
11-12
Tobin
30c
40c
30c
20c
30c
shares
1
15c
Glass
(quar.)
Inc.,
Drug
Tokheim
i
1
5-
11-12
(Fla.)—
Co.
12-13
1-
$1.25
(quar.)___
4.56%'
1
11-
11-15
12-10
2-
1
2
12-10
12-10
Box,
15c
class
A
B
Stock
115
(increased)
Jex*sey
5-
—
—
each
Steinberg's Ltd., 5¥4%
pfd. A (quar.)
Stephenson Finance, common (quar.)
5¥2%
preferred (quar.)
Industries—
American
preferred
Corp.
11-15
—%—________
common
From investment
Sheaffer
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
3¥2%
preferred
Class
of
share
one
for
(quar.)
Co.,
Parts
(quar.)
;
Shoe
Chemical
Steel
65c
7¥2C
—'
50c
(quar.)__f
(quar.)
on
12-31
—
Shops,
B
—
(quar.)
«
Homes
2-
4%.
Co.
(Increased
Thriftimart,
12-
class
Crest
11-15
11- 1
R.)
Paper
Common
18%c
50c
82¥>c
Casualty
in
Steel
37¥20
30c
(quar.)—42%c
Bank
&
dividend
payable
Stedm..xx
25c
20c
$l,183/4
$1.25
$1.56¥4
______—
__
Y.)
Corp.
(N.
Falls
Stock
1
1
11-15
,
6
'
.>
1
2-
12-
,
Tidewater
of
8
1-1
Thonxpson-Ramo-Woqldridge—
12-30
8
New
—
—
(quar.)
Co.
Sealright-Oswego
Fire
State
12-31
12-
Thompson
12-16
1- 2
10c
11-
dividend
27c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—_—__—
preferred
(quar.)—
(G. D.) & Co. (increased)-
Season-All
See's
1
11-
11-15
11-20
3%
$1.12¥a
(quar.)
24c
preferred
Searle
1
12-
(quar.)—
Co., Ltd.
Associates,
Seaboard
$6.25
1
11-
11-15
Stock
11-27
Boat
11-
2,2%
———
——
—
Seaboard
$5
11-
11-
Co.
&
11-
22¥2C
85c
$1
„,35c
(increased quar.)—__
Scrivner-Stevens
$4.75
2
2
13c
20c
—
(quar.)—.
Co.
(stock dividend 1—__—
Scythes
1
5%
—
(quar.)_—
common
preferred
preferred
$4.00
11-
2
11-18
i.
11-18'
27 ,2c
27 ¥20
27V2C
;
:
preferred A (quar.)__—
.—
5 ¥2%
preferred A (quar.)—
Scientific-Atlanta Inc. (stock dividend)—
Scotten
2
Corp.—
5¥2%
$3.40
Tank
1-15
12- 1
(John
(H. R.) Fiber
dividend—.;
12¥2c
Register
Staxiley Warner Corp.
Market
12-
10-15
l_
of
Co.
11-18
37'/2c
25c
—
11-15
Thrifty
Standard
Star
2
preferred
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
2
(NJ)
9
15c
3%
Thompson
Thompson
Thompson
12-
Co.
5%
(quar.)
common
1111-
12-16
px-eferred
conv.
Star
12-
11-
Inc.,
.
dividend
87!/aC
Packaging Corp.—
conv.
preferred (quar.)
conv.
preferred (quar.)
1
12-
12-
Industries
Stock
Thrifty
held)
Oil
Stock
li-22
11-15
payment
Oil
7
11-20
12-16
12-16
(Indiana)
1-
12-13
$1.05
(quar.)
1-14
5c
55c
A
50c
35c
12- 2
12- 2
quar.)
class
11-13
11-27
;___
12-5
(quar.)
10-31
12-13
___r_
5c
"
11-29
12-16
Glass
Thomas
5%
(increased).—
Mfg. (quax\>_
(initial)—
!
Cheixxical (stock dividend).—
Thiokol
1
1
15c
20c
8
Power
California, com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
of
10c
preferred (quar.)—_
Schlumberger, Ltd. (NV) (quar.)
preferred
shares
$1.20
Pharixxacal
Thermal
1-20
(quar.)____
25%
18c
36c
50c
(Detroit)
1
•_
dividend
Thatcher
1-20
1-20
1
2-
31¥jc
(quar.)
Co.
2-
Texas
$1.43%
(quar.)_
Inc., common
Instruments,
(quar.)
12-12
Products,
special stock
11-29
1-25
(Conn.)
1
2- 1
preferred
Industries,
Stock
1-20
1-20
1
2-
27¥40
27¥4C
Texas
Texas
1-20
1-20
1-20
2-1
2-
$1.40%
(quar.l__——
Insurance
Corp.
35c
(quar.)_
5%
5¥2%
preferred
Co.
Standard
Standard
>
$1.15
$1.183/4
(quar.)
Co.
Oil
11-
12-
50%
'
——i___
Schwitzer
(A
Stauffer
—
common
Standard
12-
29lie
293/ec
34%c
——
Extra
-
1
convertible
2
12-20
32V2C
29lic
(quar.)—
common
preferred A (quar.)
4.75%
preferred E (quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)—__
572%
preferred (quar.)
San Miguel Brewery Inc.—
dividend
2-
Forgings
12-
5%
.
4.75%
Stock
1-20
1-20
1
2-1
Standard
Diego Imperial Corp.—
Corp
dividend
1
2-
Inc.—
preferred
$1.60
11-15
(quar.)—
/
2.
San
Jose
2-
$1.06¥4
% $1.10
Co.
Motor
11-29
-—
preferred (quar.)
St.
Regis Paper
(quar.)
Salant & Salant Inc., class A
Stock
97¥2C
$1.03Va
(increased
Oil
25c
-
5%
San
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Brands,
$3.30
8
8
convertible
50c
Standard
1
11-
i
8
Quarterly
Standard
11-
12-
11-
Accident
11-15
8
12-
Standard
11-15
11-
$1.67 ¥2
12-14
69c
50c
12¥2C
20c
12-
(quar.)
11-13
Standard
$1.40
:
6.70%,
10-31
11-12
(quar.)
1-20
2
6
8
1
1-15
12-
11-
2-
11-15
$3.50
12-
92¥20
Water
Common
$1.38
(quar.)
8
11-
._.
11-18
5.75%
8
11-
convertible
12-20
preferred
11-
12-
preferred (quar.)
i
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)_
5% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
Southwestern states Telephone, com. (quar.)
Standard
5.60%
12-
12-
Stamford
1
12- 3
8
$1.33%
;
(quar.)
$1.45
10-15
11-
12-14
convertible
$1.46¥4
4.40%
12-10
5.25%
preferred
convertible preferred
5.35%
11-
(quar.)
4.36%
2
12- 2
11-15
11-
12-
(quar.)
10-31
1-
8
11-
12-
$1.28"/a
(quar.)
12-
$1.26%
(quar.)
convertible preferred
preferred
10-31
11-15
$1.25
preferred
preferred
preferred
2
12-
5.07%
5.85%
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.44
5.00%
11-15
11-15
10-18
8
5.80%>
5.62¥2%
8
2
8
11-15
2
5c
5c
Products (quar.)
Trucking (quar.)
Louis-San Francisco Ry., com.
(initial)
11-
8
11-
10-31
11-13
Steel
B
4.25%
11-
1
12-
Johnsbury
Class
4.15%
8
12-
12-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
8
11-
$1.12'/2
$1.18%
12-
12-
(quar.)—_
Extra
11-8
1111-
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
22¥2C
38c
—
11-12
Corp.. 5!a%
pfd. (quar.)
Sabine Royalty Corp. (s-a)
St.
3.70%
Corp.—
quar.)
preferred
convertible preferred
preferred (quar.)
5.125%
Payable of Rec.
11-15
—
11-25
SMC
Safway
(increased
Holders
When
share
Transmissioix
convertible
4.75%
%
quar.)_
5c
460c
>{>15C
Inc.
& Haynes,
8
12-
Ltd.—$0.7212
A (quar.)—
415c
——
7/2C
(resumed)
43c
Rudy Manufacturing Co
10c
Ruppert (Jacob) Co., 4¥2%
pfd. (quar.)_—
$1.12/2
Russ Togs,
Inc.
(increased)
IB-Ac
Ryerson
11-
Per
Company
Eastern
28¥2C
:
Service—
(increased
Special Investments & Securities (quar.)
Spencer Chemical, 4.20% preferred <quar.)_
Spencer Shoe Corp.
(stock dividend)
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred (quar.)_
Stafford Foods (s-a)
i,
in n
i-u. Wn .»■ ■■
Texas
20c
(quar.)
11-29
______
'4x1
_i
Co.
Common
12-
Petroleum Co.,
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class
Rubbermaid^
Inc.
(quar.)
Ruby Foo's Enterprises, Ltd.
Ryan Aeronautical
Southwestern
8
12-
Dutch
Royal
8
11-
Service
12-16
■
(quar.)
Canada
25c
20c
$$1.06'A
(quar.)
J]Xtl'9,
12- 2
11-15
46 ¥40
preferred (quar.)
Rowan
12- 2
11-
12-
+7 /ac
:—
;
"
4%%
6
12- 2
30c
12-
2/P
-
A
class
Ltd.,
Paper,
Class
4.50%
37¥20
12-
50c
dividend
Stock
Rolland
Common
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
22¥20
12-
.$1
—-—
(quar.)—
Corp.
11- 8
12-15
$1.50
12-
1*
—
.
(quar.)
preferred
11-29
$1.20
12-
_$/•
$1.02V2 ,.
$1.18A
$1.02/2
$1.23/4
$1.37 ¥2
3%
25c
25,c
(quar.)_:
———
Rockwell-Standard
12-23
Co.—
Co.(/common
Southwest
11-15
11-29
preferred F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)_
—
4^4%
preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)—___
4.95%
preferred K (quar.)__
—
5.50%preferred L (quar.)——
Rogers Corporation (stock dividend)——&
11-29
12-15
"
/
Name of
12-13
70c
25c
,
3
12-31
4.10%
Extra
(quar.)__
12-
4%
Rohm
Nitrogen Co.
Railway, common (quar.)
non-cumulative preferx-ed (quar.)^___
49
■
Payable of Rec.
55c
15c
(quar.)
12-10
__—_
&
Gas
Share
Co.
Gas
25c
(quar.)
Gas
Valley
Company
Natural
5%
(quar.)_
Riegel Textile Corp., common
$4 preferred (quar.)_
—
When Holders
Per
;
Name of
Southern
(quar.)__
Inc.
11-15
t
40% )__—._
of
'.Tax
Richardson-Merrell
5
Southern
Southern
45c
(increased-quar.)
Tobacco
J.)
Selection
Rhodesian
12-
(1885)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
,
Chronicle
12-20
12-
6
15c
12-20
12-
6
5c
12-27
12-11
3%
12-27
12-11
■
,1
,
Per
When
Share
12V'2c
7L2c
(quar.)
Valley Forge Products, class A (quar.)
"Valley
Gas
Co.
(quar.)
_.
Value Line Income Fund, Inc. (from income)
'"Van Raalte Co. (quar.)
:
^
I Corporation
15c
Steel Co. (quar.)
Vanadium Corp.
of America—
4 Va %
convertible preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
Vogt
;
11-15
10-25
10-31
1-15
12-10
12- 2
11-15
11-15
—
(quar.)--
Corp.
,n
$1.12 V2
50c
5c
15c
—
10-15
10-31
1°*%1
Extra
Technical
Volt
Volunteer
Corp.,
Life
State
A—-—<5
Insurance Co. (Tenn.)£
Quarterly
1—Corporation
Materials
6V4%
Co.,
Extra
Wallace
Bank
'Common
preferred
Warner
&
Warren
(S.
$4.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Washington
(From
—
(increased)-
Co.
Co:',
preferred
11-19
11-19
11- 6
11- 8
11- 8 :
YIV2C
$1
—
(quar.)—____
D.)'
12-10
12-16
11-25
12- 2
12- 2
17Vac
:
50c
2oc
$1.13
—
common "(quar.)
(quar.)
—,
Fund,
Investors
Mutual
Weingarten
;
Class
A
Welkom
15c
Inc.
12c
20c
36c
30c
$1.50
STOCK
Telephone
Point
—__
$1.12V'2
(increased
-Western Holdings, Ltd.
(Interim payment of
Western
35c
quar.)
Rand
0.75
of
tax
Pacific
Western
Power
Co.
(K.
C.)—
Western
Tablet
Common
&
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
12-26
11-15
11-30
11-29
11-12
12-10
30c
95c
30c
25c
$1.25
15c
1- 2
12-13
12- 1
12- 1
12- 2
1- 2
1- 2
12-16
12-16
11-29
5%
Brake
Electric,
(quar.)
Board
35c
_
(quar.)
common
'____
(quar.)
—
____.
(quar.):
Extra
Whirlpool Corp., common (quar.)
4',4%
preferred .(quar.)
White
S)
Motor
5 V4 %
White
Co.',
4'/2%
preferred
Corporation
12-24
11-15
1111-
12-
1
Win-Chek
Winchell
Industries,
Donut
11-15
12-10
Windsor Fund (from
Bros.
12-20
5c
11-15
11-
3c
11-20
9c
11-15
Winn-Dixie
Stores
A
11-
(monthly)
9c
Monthly
6%
Power Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Wisconsin
4%%
"
(quar.)
Power
&
SECURITIES
•
OTHER
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONDS
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
11-15
12-27
12-13
•
11-
1
11-15
•
•
•
1
1
1-31
1-15
11-15
10-31
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12V2
12-14
(quar.)
$1.10
12-14
$1.20
12-14
11-29
(quar.)
$1.19
12-14
•PRIME
RATES
BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN RATES
MONEY MARKET
•
VOLUME
-
11-29
(quar.)
CALL LOAN
11-29
4.40% preferred
4.80%
t
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
-
5
22c
(quar.)_
common
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
1
$1.50
Light,
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
11-30
25c
90c
(quar.)
com.
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
1212-
9c
Wisconsin .Electric
•
«
10-25
11-20
investment income)
class
INDUSTRIAL AND
REAL ESTATE BONDS
•
•
RAILROAD STOCKS
•
GOVERNMENT BONDS
FOREIGN
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
11- 6
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11-21
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11- 4
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12-12
11- 1
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11-19
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12- 6
11- 1
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11- 1
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11- 1
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Wen
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11-15
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11- 4
15c
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11-18
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9-30
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11-20
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11-15
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12- 1
25c
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4.80%
convertible preferred * (quar.)
Wayne
12- 5
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income)
investment
11-22
Co.—
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Swasey
11- 1
12- 6
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11-15
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Warner-Lambert
12-16
11-25
11-25
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$1.56V4
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1963
11-12
11- «
10c
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Victor Comptometer (initial)—*
Monday, November 11,
10-25
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11-15
11-29
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1886) "
50
11-29
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preferred
4.76%
Wisconsin Public
Service,
Aluminum
12-20
11-29
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12-13
11-29
12-13
11-29
15c
5y2C
12-16
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2
12-16
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common
Corp.
37J/2c
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Wolverine
12-23
12-
2
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B
Stock
class
A
A
and
(quar.)_
(quar.)
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on
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OF TRADING
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25 PARK PLACE
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10-31
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11-27
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11-15
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Worsted
Wysong & Miles
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11-11
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11-27
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the
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;<,•
-----
Zone
State
Quotation
(1887)
incurred on net sales of $38,085,635. The net earn¬
equal to nine cents a common share after preferred
dividends, are
after non-cash charges of $2,234,000 for depre¬
ciation and depletion, compared with $2,163,329 a year earlier.
$125,037
General Corporation
and
was
ings this year,
months
period.
this year were $113,379, or
sales were $12,211,021. For
the same quarter last year a net loss of $321,547 was reported on
net sales of $10,437,000.
The earnings this year reflect a tentative
decision
to
file a
consolidated Federal income tax return for
1963 with a resultant reduction of approximately $90,000 in tax
provisions for the nine month period.—V. 198, p. 617.
warrants and subordinated notes.
stated,
will the number of UED
Allied
dent
In no event, the
shares involved
Presi¬
exceed
360.000.
Research,
Allied
in the field of
company
science-oriented
a
Life Insurance
months
nine
to
pro
'
Net
the $73,709,483
gain of almost 20% over
nine-month period last year.
the
727.
production,
increased
1962."
1963 was $700,379,256, a
gain of almost $100,000,000 over the same date last year.
Premium
income was $9,970,216 for the first nine months of
this year, up from $8,258,466 for the same period last year.
,
Sharply
Inc.—9 Month Net Down
S. Industries,
U.
income
quarter
third
by
month
improved
have
"Earnings
and
the
tiated the
effectively reversed the
quarter of 1962
used
period ended Sept. 30, 1963, U. S. Indus¬
came
to $186,000 after provision for taxes of
roughly break-even on a per share basis. There were
politan Washington, including the District
bia and adjoining areas in the States of
on the
of shares outstanding in that period.
the first nine months of 1963 were
$83,955,000 as compared with $84,629,000 in the first nine months
last year.—V.
198, p. 1789.
.
;< .
'
2,529,152
number
average
Higher—
Corp.—Note Sold Privately—
American
Universal
'
net
earns,
and
taxes
after
six
1962
in
figures
earnings of
net
Earnings
share
3,207,000
$0.70
and
_
Report
Corp.—9 Months'
Steel
Universal-Cyclops
1962
1963
104,896,935
nine months, ended Sept. 30, 1963
$7,403,075 for the sgme period in
1962.
Earnings before taxes were $1,203,695 against $1,005,-303 in
1962.
Earnings after taxes were $567,837 as opposed to $487,984
in 1962.
' '
'
•
cents
95
The
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
common
per
before
Income
for
Provision
Net
share
$0.49
_
74,395,818
5,128,565
2,576,400
2,552,165
5,193,425
of shares
Federal income taxes__
__
Federal income taxes__^^____
income
No.
—V.
198,
outstanding at Sept.
30
520.
p.
1962
SO.52
1963
Period Ended Sept. 30—
sales
'
yJ
81 cents for the 1962 period
of 1963.—V- 198, p. 520.
;'•••
.%
•• y
y..
.
74,022,145
4,444,185
-1,721,448
2,722,737
of Chicago,
38 S.
Westinghouse Air Brake
results
months
nine
of
for
the
the
year
Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
thii;d
were
quarter of
reported
by
1963 and the first
A, King McCord,
I resident.
5,193,425
-
6, 1963, all of
at $52.50 plus
First National
Dearborn St., Chicago.—V. 197, p. 762.
dividends.
Operating
Preferred—
has called for redemption on Dec.
5.44% third series preferred stock
Payment will be niade at the
company
outstanding
Bank
Net
'
V
Western Power & Gas Co.—To Redeem
accrued
Earnings
quarters
three
the
for
%*.'•
its
Universal Match
share increased from
Earnings per
to
520.
p.
Earnings
1963
of
of
$2,162,483 or 51 cents a share for the third quarter
higher than earnings of $2,001,995 or 47 cents
8%
were
Earnings for the nine
with $6,019,248
'
v.
Income before provision
for income taxes for the third quarter
of
1963
amounted) to $3,929,294, against $3,570,089 for the com¬
parable period in 1962. Income before provision for net Income
taxes for the first nine months of 1963 was $12,620,360 compared
per share for the comparable period of 1962.
months of $6,445,773 >yere $1.52 a share compared
$1.42
or
Victor Equipment
Period
Net
Co.—Nine Months' Report—
Sept. 30—
Ended
sales
of
Cost
goods
sold
profit on sales^__^__
Gross
:
general and administrative expenses
Income before Federal income taxes
Estimated Federal income taxes.—
income
Common
—V.
-----
stock earnings per share__
198,
p.
.
1963
1962
$10,575,588 $10,586,265
6,665,709
6,688,733
' 3,909,879
3,897,532
Selling,
Net
2,800,308
2,759,429
1,109,571
556,185
553,386
$1.66
1,138,103
570,862
567,241
$1.71
520.
Sept.
$37,892,561.
the like period in
for
the
for
sales
trends
first
months of
nine
continued
1962.
in
all
major
1962.
areas
Net
in
For
the nine months
on net sales of
1962 a net loss of
of America has reported for
1963 net earnings of $257,388
the
like
nine
same,
of
1963
$12,119,615;
was
the
in
period
same
1962.—V.
Report—
1963
30
1962
before
Federal
taxes.
16.545,000
6.842,000
9,661,000
9,250,000
$1.00
9,703.606
-
share
'9,703,606
—
$0.95
'
-
shares
198,
16,092,000
6,884,000
——.-i.—
per
Common
—V.
$
-
773,162,000 737,394,000
taxes
Earned
198,
999.
p.
Net
profit
$431,497
months of
Corp.—Net, Sales
for the third quarter
record 91 %
increase
for
period last year. On a per share basis,
against
last
year's
22 cents.
For
the
months
nine
ended
Sharply—
up
,
ended Sept. 30, 1963 totaled
over $225,921
for the similar
a
Sept.
this amounted to 42
cents
y.%. %■ '
y.
30,
net
1963,
earnings were
$1,053,969 as against $784,577 for the first three quarters of last
year,
or $1.03 per share as contrasted to 77 cents
per share for
the respective periods,
a gain
of 34%.
;
"
" y
Total
519
operating
increase
an
rental
—V.
of
similar
198,
kind
Wilson,
of
the
New Affiliate—
and
product in
devices
TV
sets
that
well
as
flying.
President
Xerox,
and
G.
about
corporations
will
make
available'
firm,
this
jointly,
Mallory, y
said
Name
they
exciting
a
on
half
and
/
50-50
which
a
million
dollars to launch the new enterprise
on
technical, manufacturing and marketing know-how
by each in "this particular area of endeavor," they said.'^
draw
advanced
the
of
in
announced
The
v
basis
keep computers
Barron
electronics
based
"to go to market with
six months." '* y-% %
company
the
form
,,
as
.:'•%>
of
Indianapolis
unique
new
two
radio
spacecraft
C.
the
will
nine month period, total sales,
to $19,304,731, against $16,368,665
representing an increase of' 18%.
board—those
miniature
expect
basis,
$6,718,-
showing
Xgrox Corp. and P. R. Mallory & Co., Inc.', disclosed
a
jointly owned company to manufacture a new
<
and
Joseph
President
'The
to
year,
.
micro-circuit
advanced
running
quarter came
form
•
of
third
the
for
came
1962,
in
Corp.—Proposed
Nov. '5,
to
and
income
period
1095.
p.
Xerox
On
plans
24%;
service
and
the
for
the
for
revenues
$5,416,433 for the similar period last
against
as
new
the
and
company
near
future,
those
they
chosen
direct
to
added.
1
it
will
be
:
itself involves' not only new materials but a revolu¬
tionary approach to micro-circuit board production, the principals
product
declared.
At
'
present,
explained,
they
.
'
manufacturers
o* computers,y
spacecraft controls, as well as makers of commercial'
equipment, purchase ready-made and usually stand¬
ardized micro-circuit
hoards. These manufacturers,
whether largo ,>•
or
small, Will obtain greater flexibility from the new concept since
they can fabricate their own circuits.
y".1
missile
many
and
communications
Increased—Proposed
Stock
Split—
On Nov. 7; directors doubled
the quarterly dividend on common,
stock from 25 cents to 50 con's, e.tid recommended that shareholders
,approve
five
a
change
shares of $1
dividend
The
record at the
of
rate
cents
5D
will
on
Share of $1,25
stock.
par
'■
common
be
close of
cents
quarterly on
The
each
of
par
payable
Jan.
business Dec,
present
Xerox
6,
17,
•/',
the
is
into
?%■:•/-
shareholders
1964, to
1963.
The
shares
stock
common
."y'-y
of
y
,
:;
f
dividend at the
equivalent
of
the proposed new shares.
10
v;,
^
shareholders meeting to be held in
Rochester, N. Y., Dec. 16 to act on the change of shares and other
matters.
The record date for shareholders entitled to vote at this
meeting was fixed as Nov. 18.
y-:
Board
called
a
special
.
Other
C.
items to
be considered
at
the meeting,
.
according to Joseph
President and Chief Executive Officer, are proposals to
broaden the company's statement ,of corporate purposes, to author- Vy
ize a new stock option plan and to make certain by-law changes.''"':
Wilson,
change of shares, If approved, would have the effect of in- tV
number of authorized shares of Xerox common stock"
million to 30 million.
The? change would be effective at the
close of business Dec. 17 and certificates for new shares would be
mailed to shareholders on or about Jan. 6,
Since the new shares
creasing, the
6
„
a
present
on
par
value of $1 as compared with the par value of $1.25
the change wilUrequire the transfer of approxi¬
shares,
account
to
its
"common stock"
account,
y
paid-in capital"
.
"
:
•
proposal
\
shares
increase the number of common
prompted by the need to broaden the distribution of our
to
improve its marketability." Mr. Wilson said. ''We
"Our
to
is
stock and
feel that
greater stability in the. market will be achieved by this move and *
that the expansion of our business has brought us to a time in our
history which warrants an increase in the number of shares."
Referring to the dividend increase, Mr. Wilson said, "Our policy
is to increase the distribution of profits tp shareholders as Xerox
earnings rise, while at the same time retaining sufficient earnings
in the business to insure our planned growth."—V. 198, p. 1683.
.-/y^
Yale
Express
System, Inc.—Net,
Revenues Higher
reported a sharp rise in operating revenues
and net income
for the third quarter and first nine months of
this year.
y
Net income for the third
quarter amounted to $587,000, or 30
cents
per share,
Gerald W. Eskow, President said, while net for
the first nine; months ran to $1,064,000, or 58 cents a share.
For,
1962, third quarter net was $417,000, or 24 cents a share, and
Yale's earnings for
the first nine months of 1962 amounted to
$843,000, or 49 cents a share.
Operating revenues of the major transportation system staged
an
impressive rise this year, Mr. Eskow noted.
For the third
quarter, Yale's revenues this year were $21.4 million against $7.5
million for the same period in 1962.*-Revenues for the nine months
this
year
were
$44.3 million up from $20.9 million in 1962.—
V. 198, p. 819.
,
.
y '•
f'Yale
Express
has
Manufacturing Co.—Asset Sale Com¬
pleted—
See
Eaton
Manufacturing Co.,
this issue.—V. 198, p. 1683.
1962.
number
and
at
of
outstanding
Sept. 30,
1962
was
at Sept. 30, 1963 was
4,234,275—V. 198, p. 727.
shares
4,250,-
Foods Corp.—Nine
Zausner
An
nine
increase
months
of
of
37%
1963,
in
was
37%; Sales 32%—
32% in sales for the first
reported by this manufacturer of heavy
earnings
and
Months' Report—
1963
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Sales
White Motor Co.—Net Up
30,
Sept.
Income
—
Earnings
Corp
for
$1.53
Yale & Towne
of activity.
$58,551,343 for the third quarter were 22.7% higher than
sales of $47,705,611 for the third quarter of 1962? Consolidated net
sales for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1963 were $181,213,562
or 28.3%
over sales of $141,281,220 Realized during the same period
of
Sales
of America—Shows Nine Months'
Profit—
ended
share
Favorable
335
Vanadium
a
$11,833,928
with
The
Vanadium Corp.
first nine months
mately $15,000,000 from the company's "additional
Operating revenues for the
$8,178,665 compared to
$1.86
share
198,
income
Income
will have
1963, revenues were
16.4%.
increased
profits
30,
Sept.
ended
period
month
nine
10.5%,, and
to
3,698,767
$2.19
Per
the
For
President, has reported that third quarter
were the highest for any single quarter in
Werner,
earnings
history.
97,182,808
4,375,885
—-
income
—V.
L.
and
firm's
the
up
$
$
Net
Higher
were
Period Ended Sept. 30—
Sales
Harvey
revenue
<
1184.
p.
1963
the
The
7,386,000
4,179,000.
3,082,000
$0.66
taxes
inc.
Fed.
common
per
198,
—V.
8,592,000
5,510,000
after
inc.
Net
from
interest
minority
1,650 shareholders
by some
held
Transportation Co.—Revenues, Net
Werner
taxes
income
Consol.
198,
states.—V.
35
in
which is
p! 520.*
outstanding
stock
'
and $475,000
___—
Federal
:
the last half.
for
approximately
to $974,000."
compare to sales of a year ago at $3,748,497 with
$105,084.
The firm has 1,145,280 shares of com¬
These
before Federal income
minority interest on net
of $1,608,000 in 1963
income
$
$
$164,000
of
earnings
180,046,000 146,050,000
u.
Consol.
1962
1963
W§I President,
earnings," they said,
"were equivalent to
cents per share.
Stochkolders' equity increased
mon
"
Kulesh,
report Eugene W.
annual
Lanier, Chairman/ said the "mid-year report showed
loss—with no tax provision—which was offset by a
"Net
net
Period Elided Sept. 30—
firm's
S.
R.
$73,000
pre-tax
Months' Report—
'
the
In
and
a
net earnings of $68,000 were
its 1963 fiscal year ended Aug. 25.
and
$3,871,000
of
by the company for
announced
promissory note due Oct. 1, 1978. Proceeds from the
financing will be used to repay bank loans. Goldman,,
Sachs & Co., New York, assisted the company in the
negotiation of this financing.
Sales
for
,
Industries, Inc.—Net, Sales
'
,
yyyy
Scientific
•
sales
Record
30, Universal American announced that it
had borrowed $15,000,000 from the Equitable Life
Assurance
Society of the United States under its
Oct.
Nine
30,
Sept.
Woolworth Co.—Nine Months'
Ended
Dividend
Washington
On
of Colum¬
Maryland
198, p. 1531.
Virginia.—V.
and
company's net sales for
The
construction.
Washington Gas Light is engaged in the purchase,
distribution and sale of natural gas at retail in metro¬
the period.
1962 of
2,537.983 average number of shares outstanding during
It compared with net income in the first nine months of
$2,602,000, after taxes of $804,000, equal to $1.01 a share
,
proceeds from
loans incurred for
of
4
the sale of the bonds will be
for construction purposes and for the payment
Net
income
or
Washington, D. C., nego¬
Lemon & Co.,
placement.
Johnston,
nine-month
the
net
$504,000,
Sold Privately—
Washington Gas Light announced that it
had placed privately with institutional investors an
issue of $20,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 4%% series
due 1988.
The First Boston Corp., New York, and
month since the second
Situation
For
per
Washington Gas Light Co.—Bonds
we earned 3c a share and
that had pertained through the final
first quarter of this year," he stated.
when
quarter
tries'
$1.50
to
equal
On Nov. 7,
months.
loss
the
sales
of
President, said that the
sufficient to offset losses in the first
was
.
ended
$334,404,387
$8,820,810 for the same period in 1962.
Net
for the nine month period is equal to $2.10
against
^
and
Chairman
Jr.,
Snyder,
period
the
over
;y''
earned a net profit
share on 1,018,651 shares out¬
standing, during the ten-month fiscal period ended Aug. 31. The
Celotex
year
end has been changed from Oct. 31 to
Aug. 31
in order to have it coincide with the Jim Walter fiscal year. For
the
twelve-month preceding
year
ended Oct. 31, 1962, Celotex
reported a net loss and special item of $1,752,151.
'
The sale of Jim Walter homes, which are of the shell and par¬
tially finished type, rose during the year to $36,081,066, against
tne previous year s
total of $30,096,675. Total revenues, excluding
Celotex, were $43,990,843, a substantial increase over the $37,051,,199
reported
a
year
ago.—V. 197, p.- 2610.
period.
I.
Period
subsidiaries
consolidated
its
and
$1,738,188,
reported that in the third
higher than at any time in
John
six
'.'■■■[v
share.
per
Celotex
of
quarter of 1963
its net income was
the past year. Net
income in
the quarter came to $624,000, after provision
for taxes of $142,000.
This was equal to 22c per share on the
2,537,983 average number of^ common shares outstanding during
the
93c
Industries has
S.
U.
for
the
share
Work Wear
Jim Walter excluding Celotex, was $2,898,451, or
This compares with earnings in 1962 of $1,815,516,
of
income
$1.49 per share.
or
at Sept. 30,
force
in
insurance
Total
month
nine
32%
up
over
per
share
1279.
per
p.
company
Net
to 1962's
combined with a low volume of
in insurance in force of $77,538,712
than the $76,991,832 reported for
record-breaking year
entire
the
the
for
income
37%
income
Corp.-—Net Higher—
has reported consolidated net income of $3,877,661,
equal to $1.99 per share on the 1,949,721 shares outstanding, for
the year ended Aug. 31, 1963.
This includes the company's share
in
tne
earnings
of
tne
Celotex. Corp.,
which is now 61.3%
owned
by Jim Walter.
bringing our
"This
■
( Jim) Walter
left on
"were applied to
deposit with the company," said Mr. Bauman,
purchase $8,137,009 of paid-up additional insurance,
total new business to $96,095,099, an amount very close
total production.
terminations, resulted in a gain
for
the nine months,
greater
company
for
over
The
written in the
previously had been
which
dividends,
"Policyowners'
sales
.p.
,
This is a
same
Record
up
Net
reported,
the recent nine months aggregated
$12,205,600,
$11,082,921 reported at Sept. 30, 1962.—V. 198,
/
"■
^r'.; '
the
period,
1962
largest volume for any com¬
history,; Lloyd M. Bauman, President,
its
in
period
parable
Co.—Net Higher—
during the
sales
$442,512,620;
in new insurance
wrote $87,958,090
ended Sept. 30, the
company
announced.
Record
were
period in 1962.
$
months ended Sept, 30, 1963 amounted
$869,389, equal
to 87c a share, a gain ' of 15.6%
over the
forma net income of $752,105, or 75c a share, in the like
10.1%
United Services
earnings and sales for the period were larger than for any
comparable period in the 63 year history of the company.
other
15.6%; Sales
for the nine
income
Net
f
The
Up
Inqrease 10.1%—
custom-engineered
Presi¬
'
Net
Wallace Corp.
(William)
physics, chemistry and geophysics; subsysjteih de.elopmnts in aircraft, missiles and satellites; and
products for military and industrial use. According to its
dent, J. H. Carter, Allied anticipates sales of $3 million for the
fiscal year ending next Dec^ 31.— V. 198, p. 819.
in
research
Both
(F. W.)
and
effects.
the third quarter
share, and net
common
a
engines and
gas
compressors
develop¬
was founded in 1951
to engage in researcn,
instrumentation initially in the lield of nuclear weapons
Allied interests since have been expanded to encompass
electronics,
ment
cents
corresponding 1962
for
earnings
Net
five
the
for
$328,037
8
Continued from page
taxes for the nine
with a net loss of
Federal and foreign income
were $396,388, in contrast
Earnings before
this year
Investment News
trucks,, farm equipment, diesel and natural
and material handling equipment.
duty
51
Earnings
before taxes_—_—___
after taxes-—
share
520. %
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
198,
——
______
$10,901,204
464.323
236,948
,
$1.04
,
1962
$9,277,012
408,485
203,824
$0.95
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53
BOND PROPOSALS' AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Modesto
7y
Mobile, Ala.
Bond
000
Sale—An
sewer
bonds
issue of
sold
was
$3,335,-
Oct.
on
Bond Offering—Steve R.
Clerk
refunding
revenue
23
to
until
composed of Paine, Webber,
group
Jackson &
Co., and Goodbody & Co.,
school
fol¬
as
10:15
the
for
Curtis, Phelps, Fenn &
Due
;
lows:
Board
of
of
will receive sealed
af
Dated
bonds.
Jan.
from
33/4S.
Due
1965 to
3V2S.
2,075,000
from
Due
1973 to
Dated Jan.
approved
1
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1972
Jan.
on
1980
Interest
by
Orrick, Dahlquist,.
S
I
a
e
1981
The
—
to
San
$45,000
works improvement
Oct. 30—v. 198, p.
price of
a
price of 100.02,
000
v
5s,
1964
.
000
par.
3V2S, due
CALIFORNIA
Bernardino
Bond
of America
Francisco,
N.
issue
T.
A.
at
of
San
of
price
a
Municipal
fP.
O.
1975
to
1
to
1987
at
Due
bids
(PST)
the
purchase
bonds.
1
Due
Interest
1,
1965
to
J-J.
Legality
Washington Union High Sch. Dist.,
Alameda
County, Calif.
more
Bond
receive
(EST)
p.m.
Sale
The
—
Bond
1964 to 1967 inclusive; $33,000
>
$300,000 Im¬
2V2S, due
provement District No. U-2 bonds
school
Oct. 1 from 1968
on
Sale
bonds
The $1,531,000
—
offered
Oct.
29-—v.
indebtedness.
of
1963.
Due
L,
the
1
Oct.
30—v.
198,
to 1970 inclusive; $55,000 2%s,
1684—•
p.
due
•
awarded
were
First
National
Angeles.'
Security-
Bank
'••>'/ A,
-y' ;
Fountain
the
to
-
of
1975
Los
1988
Sale—The school building
bonds
totaling
Oct. 29
National
to
Angeles,
price of 101.78,
a
about
Los
of
3.27%.
basis
a
:
as
Bond
bonds
29—v.
awarded
to
<
198,
a
of San Francisco, Eastman
100.01,
&
Los
Dillon,
Co.,
at
a
arid
price
of
5s.
1P64
to
Due
on
1967
20,000 4s. Due
on
,
3s.
Due
on
1
from
1, 1968.
Dec. 1,
Dec.
40,000 3.55s. Due
from'
1
Dec.
on
198,
Dec. 1,
on
Dec. 1
,
and
.
Dec, 1, 1982.
1984.
•
100,000 3V2S. Due
1985
to
1988
1983
from
inclusive.
Sen
Mateo
Bond
ing,
Union
about
3.59%,
of
Board
A.
of
Brun-
1966
to
Redwood Citv until 10
on
Nov.
19
for
the
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
of
: 70,000
Bond
Bounds,
Nov.
12
to
Yuba
to
for
July 2 from
on
10
1973.
Oct.
of
City
to
July 2, 1974
1982
O.
'
V
Note
will
for the
Feb.
Dated
Aug. 1 from
on
Bond
bonds
County.
on
1,
1981 to
offered
Oct.
composed
Francisco,
N.
28—v.
awarded
T.
Dean
of
&
to
the
S.
a
p.
of
&
of
clusive.
son
15.
J-D.
198,
in
issue
our
State
Fort
Bond
Sale
The
—
&
at
building
offered
Nov.
Home
3V2s, at
Finance
price of
a
revenue
the
cost
198,
p.
Agency,
par.
as
San
building
Co.,
Nov. 5—v.
—
revenue
198,
p.
The
to
Oscar
E.
a
net
3.50%,
Due
1973
to
as
from
$1,154,000
offered
1971.
Walston
Tazewell
1684—were sold
&
ninger,
&
Co.,
'
on
Due
1978 to
on
1983
Due
to
June
1
inclusive.
June
on
1993
water
Dated Nov.
will
a.m.
will
the
receive
(CST)
purchase
Wen¬
of t
Board
of
of
sealed t
Nov; 4.
on
$985.00f>i'
15,
1963.
to
Due
Dec.
on
15
from
•
Interest 4
inclusive.
1979
J-D.
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
Cutler.
-V-:
,
V
Wayne County Community High
•
(P. O.
Fairfield), III.
Bond
Offering
—
on
bids
Sealed
received. until
be
8
p.m/.
Nov. 14 for the purchase
of $680,000
•
school building bonds.
Dated Dec.
receive
(EST)
purchase
revenue
1, 1963. Due
from 1966 to
-
1, 1963. Due on Dec. 1
from 1964 to 1978 inclusive. Inter¬
Offering—Herbert C. Mc-
for. the
Whiter
No: .301,'III:'-
Secretary
1
inclusive,
Georgia
sealed bids until 11
-
School District No. 225
County, Marietta Water
Chairman,
*
'
and-
'y';/.
man
June 1 from
inclusive.
3.40s.
Oct.
County Township* High f
Education,
for
sew-*
1685—were awarded* k
Offering —Freda^a
Bond
14
$440,000
bonds offered
' School District
f
1964
Authority (P. O. Marietta),
000,000
Le¬
Chapman
by
Sale—The
Phillips Co.
(CST)
19
1,•
1965 to-
,
GEORGIA
Bond
from
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
7
1,
June 1, 1972.
on
Due
3V2S.
1
June
on
1977
1984
June
on
inclusive.
1970
Due
195,000 3V4s.
Nov.
bonds
to
Phelps. Com¬
about
Due
4s.
35,000 3s.
Collum,
school
Dec.
Interest J-D.
approved
Na-i-
'
.
Colorado
Sale
Inc.;
and
of
$205,000 5s.
Cobb
1
bids
Nov. 19 for
Dated
bids until 7:30 p.m.
from
sealed
on
Dec.
inclusive.
29—v. 198, p.
Henry
price of 100.006,
Housing
Regis College (P. O. Denver),
Bond
First
follows:
O,
Wred-
$950,000
of
erage revenue
will
1—v.
to
1983
$1,350,000
Miami;
Sons,
a
interest
of
Co.,
&
from
(P.
Com¬
Macomb, 111.
Co.;
&
tional 7 Bank
35,000
Interest
W.
receive
(CST)
on
Florida
Hammill
pany,
1963.
1,
bonds.
Due
gality
Sal e—The
$436,000 stu¬
health
sold
Richard¬
syndicate composed of Shear-
Dooly
■
St. Charles), III.
purchase
1963.
Legality
Colo.
dent
1372—were
M-S.
county hospital bonds offered Oct.
Harris
1
County (P. O. Sarasota),
275,000
University
Collins),
the
building
in¬
29—v. 198, p. 1484—were awarded
son,
Dec.
on
Dupage 'Counties
will
Bond
a
Due
Offering—J.
cation,
& Watson.
1
to
price
Cutler.
until 8 p.m.
Due
Freeman,
by
bonds,
ling, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
on
1986
to
Dec.
Cutler.
of
1281.
p.
(EST)
1963.
1,
1965
Interest
1964
foregoing supple¬
report
Sept.
from
1
185
interest cost of
3.20%.
and
Bond
purchase of $2,800,-
Dated
Sept.
605,000
Colorado
syndi¬
Bank
A.
Witter
198,
bonds.
1
inclusive.
1983
net
a
(P. O.
receive
000 Putnam County road revenue
COLORADO
'
and
Calif.
Dec. 2 for the
&
Kane
Wither-
1965
Orrick,
by
bonds
Sale—The $906,000 school
1684—were
The
—
the
purchase of $12,-
bonds.
Dec.
from
J.
receive
(PST)
$2,265,000
Interest
approved
Sept. 30—v.
Robert
15
14
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
City, Calif.
—
Nov.
on
Dated
June
W.
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Dec.
munity Unit School District No, 303t :
will
Secretary,
of
cost
on
Legality approved by Chap¬
man
:
Commission
Offering—T.
Bond
Marysville),
of
inclusive.
Legality
inclusive.
Clerk,
Bond
ington,
Sarasota
Dec. 1, 1988.
(PST)
on
J-D.
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Dec. 1 from
on
bonds.
Due
Development
par,
Dated
A-O.
Freeman.
v
interest
Due
for
price of
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive,
y
Dec. 1' from
on
purchase
by
net
a
about
1,
1965
Interest
approved
approved
inclusive.
(P.
a.m.
the
1963.
*
1989
Florida
1987 inclusive.
County
courthouse
July 2, 1973.
on
Offering
America
from'1965
Dec.
on
1981
to
1,
inclusive.
on
Bond Offering—Adrienne Con-
;
until
1975.
Clara
1988
1
Due
from
/
follows:
Sunnyvale School District, Santa
1963.
Interest J-D.
as
1
Dec.
California
a
1983 inclusive. Interest F-A.
1,
Dec.
1972
4s.
v.
awarded
on
3V4s. Due
water
to
on
—
ments
cate
Due
29
690,000 3!/2S. Due on July 2 from
$660,000 school bonds. Dated Dec.
inclusive.
Due,on
1982 to
inclusive.
1972
35,000 4s. Due
Super¬
visors. will receive sealed bids at
5s.
480,000 3y4s. Due
;
County, Calif.
Offering—John
Clerk
as
$205,000 43/4s. Due
000
High School Dist.,
3.35%,
headed by Taylor & Co., at. ley, Clerk of Board of Super¬
receive sealed bids
par,, a net interest cost- visors,- will
1963. Due
Jefferson
about
&
net
a
price of
of
!
White
inclusive.
bonds,
for various coupons, at a
the
from
Richardson & Watson/,.
Webber,
N.
1986
R.
$1,000,000
Oct..
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
'
of
66,000 l/10s. Due
The
offered
Suisan
on
C.
and
cost
1974
Parking District,
1684—were
p.
1976
on
Paine,
price, of 100.01,
1964 to
1, 1980
50,000 3.40s. Due
Co.,
Co.,
60,000
Jan.
Jan. 1 from 1965
—
bonds
and
20,000 3.40s. Due
Inc., William
Curtis, Stone & Young¬
a
$540,000
on
of $3,-
Dated
San
to
Legality
on
municipal .parking special assess¬
ment
1981.
and
purchase
bonds.
on
Bond' Sale
'.
1979 inclusive.
19"4
the
school
of
Pierce,
follows:
California
Dec. 1 from
on
at
interest
Super¬
(PST)
a.m.
A.
Lynch,
385,000 3y2s. Due
1969.
1°~0 to 1973 inclusive,
120,000 3V4S. Due
T; '
Dec.
on
&
Co.,
inclusive.
20,000 234s. Due
80,000
Deo.
for
26
Santa Barbara
a
$80,00<>
District,
of
Board
of
Angeles until 9
group
3.40%;as follows:
&
S.
a
Bank
berg, Taylor & Co., Shuman, Ag-
to 1984 inclusive. Interest J-J.
p.
net interest cost of about
a
Clerk
group
Securitiesy & £ Co.,
Weeden
Staats
Jackson &
visors, will receive sealed bids at
1, 1964. Due
composed of the Wells Fargo Bank
Union
to
the
of
&
Smith
1981
School
Unified
T.
Fenner &
Angeles County, Calif.
000.000
Sale—The $530,000 school
1582—were
vig,
Nov.
Oct.
from
N.
Merrill
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
County, Calif.
offered
of America
Francisco,
3y4s,
$91,000
1
composed
1980
,
Ir-dngton School District,
A.lameda
Oct.
1582—were awarded to
p.,
syndicate
new
Los
were
—
Security-First
198,
to
inclusive.
Pasadena
offered
1372
p.
the
Bank
3V2S, at
of
198,
v.
—
awarded
$275,000
on
to
1976
and
due
Valley School District,
1971
from
from
1
inclusive;
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
1
inclusive; $55,000 3s, due
Oct.
on
"y : y' '■./■
Oct.
on
419
School District No.
2
■
offered
No.
School
125,000 Community Consolidated
Board
for
21
y:7>
from 1964 to
Ash-
until
Dated
June
on
Ira
to
High
3.14%.
par,
about
-
Bond
' '
total¬
bonds
sold
were
Township
District
purchase of $2,000,000 certificates
<•
J-D.-
Y'/„,v
.7 'A:.?* y
y,
various coupons, at a
>
bids
Nov.
on
Interest
follows:
as
$400,000
that
1,
196,i
Haupt.& Co., and Allen Blair &
"
M.
sealed
Dec.
from
1
Sale—School
$525,000
Offering—Secretary
announces
will
the: pur¬
(P. O. Malta), III.
serially from 1964
Superintendent
Dec.
on
•
4
Lauderdale), Fla.
and
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
filter
Instruction (P. O. Fort
1989
•
p.m.;
.Oe Kalb County School District*
FLORIDA
Certificate
bonds.
Cutler.,
Broward County Board of Public
1964.
2:30
for
14
1978" inclusive.
Co.,
Dec.
Nov.
on
Due
ing
^
until
seri¬
water
1,1963. '
Chicago,
Bank
Dearborn'
Legality approved by Chapman &r*
2003.
to
$540,000
Jan.
from
Santa
on
of
Dated
Jan.
on
Oct. 1 from
on
additional
National
South
Dated
1963.
ally from 1964 to 2003.
Dated Oct.
at
Due
38
building
and
to
bonds.
S.
school site and'!
plant. Due serially
distribution
Caroline
that sealed bids;
First
1548,
(CST)
1,200,000 water transmission and
Supervisors,
a,m.
Education
chase of $420,000
from 1964 to 1993.
1,200,000
a
$44,000 5s, due
Calif.
1971
$140,000
sealed
11
inclusive.
price of 100.004, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.12%, for
-y
for
school
1,
278,000 Elementary School bonds
:
until
3
1988.
A,
receive
of
Room
Due
sewer
III.*
21,
will be received c/o Everett
Levy,
p.m.
bonds.
intercepting
treatment
County,f Calif.
Board
will
and
Oct.
on
of
Ana
1 from
inclusive;
1/10S, due
1,400,000
Bond Offering—W. E. St. John,
Clerk
2
on
serially from 1964 to 1993.
High School District,
Orange
until
of
announces
Street,
inclusive.
Union
Hanks
$2,000,000 sewerage expansion and
Nov. 1 from 1982
on
Board
receive
No.
Offering—Secretary .of•
Building,
Nov. 1 from 1975
on
Sporel,
will
bids
District
Bond
C. A.
—
improvement
from
'X,
Nov. 20 for the purchase
of $5,800,000 bonds, as follows:
inclusive; $80,000
1
Offering
bonds.
inclusive;
Oct.
on
(EST)
inclusive; and $185,000
1988
Tustin
inclusive; $665,-
3V4S, due
1981
Water District
Hemet),
Oct.
:on
$170,000
inclusive;
3M>s, due
Oct. 1, 1972:
due
to
1980
to
$95,0C0
100.56,a basis of about 3.43%.
Eastern
1973
1976
000
of $55,000
S.
&
JVaS,
as
San
sold to the Bank
was
4
$475,000 3s, due on Oct. 1 from
County, Calif.
Sale—An
school bonds
from
v;,
District,
Alfa Loma School
to 1981
$95,-
on
to
4.
Nov.
on
1974
3y4s, due
from
23/4s,
$285,000
Oct.
on
1971
to
1
inclusive;
due
inclusive.
3s, due
net interest
a
1975
inclusive; and
1988
to
follows:
as
cost of about 3.09%, for $760,-
y;
bonds offered
1582—were sold
3%s, at
as
a
water
to the Housing and Home Finance
Agency,
Francisco,
sealed
1965 to 1970
$2,375,000 Junior College bonds at
(P. O. Humnoke), Ark.
Sale—The
29—v.
of America N. T. & S. A. of
Bank
ARKANSAS
Humnohe Water Improvement Dist.
1
bonds
1684-—were awarded to the
Oct.
separate
from
461,000 Series D bonds, for $56,000 5s, due on Nov.
1 from
$2,653,000
198,
offered
Treasurer,
3 Fas, due on Nov. 1 from 1982
school
p.
Bond
District
County Community ConsotJ
School
Connecticut
inclusive; $80,000
Nov. ,1
on
Legality King & Spald-
ILLINOIS
Cook
District (P. O. Hartford),
Nov. 1 from 1971 to
on
est M-N.
ing.
par.
County Metropolitan
from
1
inclusive; $140,000 3V4s,
due
Napa County, Calif.
Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell.
No.
1974
Napa Union School Districts,
inclusive.
by
Legality
1
1, 1964. Interest J-J.
approved
Bond
3s, due
price of
a
CONNECTICUT
Hartford
Nov.
on
3%s, at
as
of
cost
follows:
due
5s,
Housing and Home Finance
price of
a
interest
as
1965 to 1970
1989
Iierrington & Sutcliffe.
Bond
Legality
J-J.
net
a
3.42%,
000
1, 1964.
to
Co., Inc., at
to the
Agency,
$445,000 Series A bonds, for $55,-
■
inclusive.
$1,260,000
100.001,
$1,000,000
1965
&
about
Nov. 19
on
Jan.
from
1
Brooks
Nelson,
Supervisors,
(PST)
a.m.
'■
bids at Modesto
purchase, of
on
Stone & Youngberg, Taylor & Co.,
Irving Lundborg & Co., and I. L.
City School District,
Stanislaus County, Calif.
.
on
est 7 J-D.
Charles
on
Legality
&
approved
by'
Trauernicht.
INDIANA
of $3,Cloverdale, Ind.
bonds.
May 1
1993 inclusive. Inter-
Bond
erage
Sale—The
works
$230,000
revenue
bonds
sew¬
of—
54
198,
30—v.
Oct.
fered
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1890)
$235,000 33/4s. Due
1685
p.
1964
awarded to the Indianapolis
were
88,000 3V2S.
Corporation.
Share
&
Bond
Bond Sale—The
works
age
1968
$2,035,000 sew¬
Almstadt
iensperger,
Hughes
Walston
Co.,
&
Raf-
Co.,
&
Inc.,
Inc.;
&
Wild-
and
Brothers; J. J. B. Hilli-
3.59%,
&
100.05,
Due
$550,000 4s.
1964
Corporation
V.:
230,000 3%s.
,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be received until 2 p.m.
Due
3
165,000 3%s.
1978
1981
1986
1988
to
000 sewage
building
Oct.
J-J.
terest
Due
Jan.
on
1992 inclusive.
to
In¬
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
*
Merrill
on
bonds.
revenue
1, 1963.
1981
1 from
(CST)
p.m.
198,
to
a
L.
Oct.
sold,
$97,000
College (P. O.
Home Finance
a
price of
198,
the
on
Due
on
Due
on
228,000 3.80s.
1976
and
to
Due
1983
Oct.
from
1
Dated
Nov.
M-N.
to
Thorndike,
7
Dodge.
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
185
132,000 3.90s.
Hill, Iowa
bids will be received
(CST)
chase
of
Dated
Nov.
on
until
for
12
8
the
inclusive.
1
Nov.
Bond
O f f
Oct. 1 from
on
City
ceive
Water
chase
i
e r
n
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Services
Nov.
'Oil
of
$1,570,000
1964
Rowe,
President of Parish School Board,
will receive sealed
bids until 7
Nov.
21
for
Kentucky
Bond
Land,
O f f
receive
19
1965
to
J-J,
2
Due
1976
Bond
on
In¬
City
bids
11
Council
until
5
will
Dated
building
the
receive
for the purchase of
dustrial
sealed
on
Nov.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
Maysville, Ky.
Bond
T.
bids
21
Offering—Mayor Thomas
McDonald
until
for
water
Dec.
1964
J-D.
ton,
the
2
will
receive
(EST)
p.m.
1, 1963.
to
sealed
on
Nov.
purchase of $1,500,000
sewer revenue
Due
1998
on
bonds. Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
Legality approved by Graf¬
Ferguson
&
Hagerstown),
Bond
by
Fleischer.
Bond
Sale—The
school
building
fered
Oct.
were
awarded
198,
to
$2,016,000
p.
1685—
a
syndicate
headed by the Equitable Securities
Corporation, at
a
as
a
Nov.
(P.
price of 100.001,
net interest cost of about
follows:
3.44%,
bonds.
from
1964
Co.
purchased
Inc.
$9,750,000
1988.
coupons
interest
cost
set
of
an
Associates
approved
by
Palmer
&
annual
Halsey,
Sturbridge, Mass.
bonds
Brothers;
Phelps,
&
Fenn
&
Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; R.
W.
Pressprich
&
Trust Company;
Co.;
Mercantile
R. S. Dickson
Company
Incorporated;
Michigan
Corporation;
Stone
&
Co.
First
a
Falion
&
Co.,
stock &
Co.
&
Oct.
E.
to
Bank
Treasurer,
of
Boston,
until
45
11
000
bonds,
$597,000
Nov.
as
Elkins, Morris,
Rice,
receive
National
Milk
Street,
(EST)
a.m.
1
bonds.
Due
on
1
1964
1983
in¬
to
the
1964 to
1
from 1964 to
Dated
■-t
M-N.
Nov.
1,
Legality
on
Nov.
1968 inclusive.
Due
on
Nov.
1968 inclusive.
1963.
Interest
approved
Storey,. Thorndike,
Palmer
by
&
District
from
dock
&
Kingston
Company Incorporated.
Note
Sale
—
to
M-S.
The $350,000 state
sealed
Nov.
$103,000
1978
inclu¬
Legality
Co., at
$60,000
$250,000
price of 100.02,
a
4s. Due
1964 to
198,
May
1, 1969.
May
H from
Due
1977 inclusive.
200,000 3V2S. Due
1978
to
180,000 3.30s. Due
1982
to
Westwood
No.
until
will
&
Co.,
Dated
July
1
Interest
by
&
sealed
1,
1965
J-J.
on
$200,-
system
to
rev¬
1963.
1996
Legality
Miller,
Canfield,
to
ris
8c
a
$1,025,000
bonds
198,
v.
p.
1584
Harris
Stranahan,
price of 100.02.
&
net in¬
a
of about 3.57%, as fol¬
$150,000 4V4s. Due
1964
125,000 3V4s. Due
1976
to
1985
to
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1991
to
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
250,000 35/«s. Due
1986
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
225,000 3 v2s. Due
1977
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1971
to
8c
Co., Kenower,
Co,, Barcus, Kin¬
&
Manley,
Bennett,
par,
35,000 37/8S.
net
a
3.60%,
to
bids
12
until
for
1
as
Due
1973
interest cost
follows:
on
I.
—
G.
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
utility
Nov.
Lyons,
Nov.
on
of
$55,000
bonds.
revenue
1, 1963. Due
Nov.
on
1964 to 1974 inclusive.
from
terest M-N.
In¬
Legality approved by
Briggs & Morgan.
on
Sale—The $140,000
Bond
public
utility revenue bonds offered Oct.
30—v.
ed
198,
E.
to
p.
1584—were award¬
Prescott
J.
Co.
&
Kasson, Minn.
Bond
pose
May
1
Sale
—
from
May 1,1974.
'
various
The
pur¬
bonds totaling $60,000 offered
Oct. 30
—
awarded
v.
to
1584
198, p.
—
were
Jaffray
Piper,
&
Hopwood.
Minnesota
Bond
Stafford
King
sealed
ceived
Nov.
/inn
26
nnrv
(State of)
Offering
separate
'
inclusive.
Due
8
the
public
Dated
McDonald
Co., and Allan Blair & Co., at
price of
Offering
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
—were
Co., Inc., Stranahan, Har¬
Co.; Watling, Lerchen &
1965
Michi¬
of
MacArthur
offered
syndicate composed
a
Nuveen
MacArthur
dred &
First
p.
group
Janesville, Minn.
building
of John
198,
a
lows:
Stone.
Sale-The
—
awarded
to
MINNESOTA
Nankin Mills School District
(P. O.
Garden City), Mich.
31
30—v.
Kenower,
terest cost
Bond
Oct.
from
approved
Oct.
a
the
of
and
Co., at
Oct.
awarded
Corp.,
24—
(CST)
p.m.
disposal
bonds.
school
Sale—The $750,000 school
offered
Baudette, Minn.
receive
7:30
sewage
on
(P. O. Flint), Mich.
composed
gan
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1989
Heights School District
27
Bond
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1985
to
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1981
& Co.
Nov. 26 for the purchase of
Due
from
on
ap¬
Offering—Mary Lee Hall,
Clerk,
enue
1
inclusive.
on
Morenci, Mich.
000
May
on
1968
1485—were awarded to
p.
Manley, Bennett, McDonald
Bond
3.28%,
50,000 3V2S. Due
school
Oct.
Stranahan,
follows:
as
1972
Sale—The
Goldman,
and
net interest cost of about
a
com¬
Trust
Harriman
Inc.,
Co.,
&
1584—
p.
group
Northern
Co.,
&
Harris
a
Chicago,
of
&
Sachs
Canfield, Pad¬
building bonds offered
$305,000 5s.
Michigan
v
Company
Community School Dist.,
Michigan
No.
(P. O. Detroit),
Catrell,
on
$1,200,000
198,
to
the
of
Ripley
Stone.
of about
Co.; J. W. Sparks & Co.; C. S.
1964
by Miller,
Township Union School
1
29—v.
.
to
Highway
Fund
Sept. 1, 1963. Due 011
Interest
proved
&
MICHIGAN
Mac Arthur
Oct.
awarded
1485—were
of
Class School
The
—
were
National
(EST)
Man-
to
building and site bonds of¬
1970 to
Vehicle
1
sive.
Co.,
Dodge.
Bedford
Sale
1986
receive
purchase
bonds. Dated
Bond
Due
25,000 water bonds.
& Co.; Ferris & Company;
Folger, Nolan, Fleming & Co. In¬
McKee &
for
Paddock
school
from
erty
&
12
on
$647,-
follows:
from
will
inclusive.
Stokes & Co.; A. Webster Dough¬
Kenower,
Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m.
clusive.
Hutton
Company; Fahne-
H.
Nov. 14 for the purchase of
Bramhall,
Co.; James A. Andrews &
corporated;
City
sold
was
Ottawa Fourth
school
Mich.
the
ap¬
Michigan
Mich.
to
Legality
District No. 59 (P. O. Holland),
of Detroit.
bids
will
First
Boston,
sold
on
inclu¬
345,000 3s;
Sale—An issue of $60,000
Vehicle
Highway
Fund
City
Offering—Grace
c/o
West
District
Howell, Mich.
p.
Hart¬
about 2.87%.
bids
City,
1993
& Stone.
bonds
price of 100.11,
a
to
J-J.
hospital bonds
Michigan Corporation.
was
Bank
v.
198,
the
Wilmington, Mass.
sealed
Hayden,
F.
Bond
I ■'
29—v.
25,000 street bonds.
Inc.;
Incorporated;
of
Town
8c
of
Company Inc.; Kean, Taylor &
Baxter
basis
Bond
Incorporated; Horn-
Incorporated;
.
$120,000 school
awarded
2.90s, at
pany, as
Goodbody & Co.; W. H. Morton
Co.
offered
1685—were
blower & Weeks.
&
Sale—The
,
Co. Inc. in this offering are: Leh¬
man
price of
a
net
Stuart
of
Garden
Sept.
$120,000 school
2.90s, at
as
&
1485—were awarded
p.
basis of about 2.88%.
a
Bond
3.2461%.
of
Co.,
School
revenue
Shelby, Mich.
777:-;^\':7-77
..
O. Fenton),
ford National Bank & Trust-Com¬
group's bid of 100.01% for
3.30%
198,
v.
Bond
on
College Bonds,
1964 through
1,
&
William
Bond Offering—Fred G.
Interest
District, Mass.
100.10,
dock
Bond Sale—The
$295,000 school
building bonds offered Oct. 29—
Motor
managed
group
(P.
•
1963.
Sale—The
Horn-
McCormick
7
Area
to
Plymouth-Carver Regional School
ton
O.
4%, 3%, 3.10%, 3.20%, 31/4% and
Co.;
revenue bonds of¬
31—v.
Sale—A
7
The
&
Owensboro, Ky.
electric
1
Thorndike,
Bond
.
Fenton
from
1
offered Oct. 30—v.
198, p.
1583—were awarded to W. E. Hut¬
Md.
Halsey, Stuart &
Nov.
$80,000 in¬
bonds.
Dec.
Dodge.
v
revenue
Sept. 1, 1963.
In¬
City;
■
B
1,
Legality
Storey,
'
Washington County
W.
that
(CST)
p.m.
Dec.
Dec.
Legality approved by
School and Junior
Clerk
J-D.
Inc.
bonds
1978 inclusive.
Dated
Co.;
Chicago;
of
sew¬
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
posed
Commerce Trust Co.
Kansas
Motor
and
of
1966
Interest
fered
1
Co., and Burns, Corbett &
Pickard,
inclusive.
Dec.
on
&
purchase
supply and
175,000 3.40s. Due
bonds
due
announces
on
inclusive.
MARYLAND
July 1
inclusive.
Offering—City
Due
fol¬
as
June
on
Weeks; National Boule¬
Bank
disposal
on
1983
gas
Due
Chapman & Cutler.
build¬
Legality approved by
B.; Caudill
terest J-D.
bonds.
Franklin, Ky,
.
1, 1963.
1964 to 1983
p.m.
Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
»
Dec.
from
pur¬
school
1964.
M.
will
the
for
refunding
Dated Jan 1,
terest
Clerk,
until
$2,234,000
revenue
from
g—Luther
n
bids
Nov.
on
of
i
Dated
1
Court
sealed
(EST)
chase
ing
e r
County
Due
to
400,000
the
purchase of $350,000 school bonds.
Fayette County (P. O. Lexington),
a.m.
sive.
7
A
sewerage
Lot
,/7
blower &
40
pur¬
Due
Securities
the First
$1,170,000
(P. O. Benton), La^
on
the
bonds,
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Offering—Pat
(CST)
for
21
Union
Mu¬
Department,
1
1984 inclusive.
3%s.
National
Boston,
Street, Boston, until 11
Bossier Parish Consolidated School
p.m.
1
KENTUCKY
c/o
re¬
to
the
system
from
Bond
June
on
Other members of the syndicate:
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Eastman Dillon,
of
E.
will
Due
1
proved by
June 1 from
on
(EST)
p.m.
ley, Bennett,, McDonald & Co.
June 1, 1974
on
receive
will
Bond Sale—An issue of $90,000
June 1 from
on
for
water
as
from 1985 to 1989 inclusive.
Blair & Co.;
g—Joseph
of
1978
1,000,000
>
vard
lows:
LOUISIANA
Bond
&
7
bids
Bank
bonds.
f^orp 1964 to 1968
Interest M-N.
Due
District No. J
Palmer
Treasurer,
sealed
Shawmut
p.m.
1, 1963.
by
Holyoke, Mass.
(EST)
inclusive.
1988
to
pur¬
$350,000 street improve¬
bonds.
ment.
Due
Noy.
on
1986
Interest
approved
Lot
Pleasant
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
on
1968 in-
to
1963.
1,
Legality
nicipal
inclusive.
1982
118,000 3%s.
par.
Oct. 1, 1972.
1975 inclusive.
to
1964
Due
13
disposal
July
1977 inclusive.
3V2S,
1,225,000
from
bonds.
from
1
1975 to
;
street
net
a
3.58%,
' *'
Clerk,
bonds. Dated July 1, 1963. Due
inclusive,
-
in-.
elusive.
;
1 from
Oct.
on
Due
1973
1983
Co.,
inclusive.
455,000 3^4s. Due
1964
&
100.07,
about
1973
1584
p.
syndicate
/ >"
to
bonds
Stuart
of
-
of
130,000 3V2S. Due
on
.
cost
1965
of
Due
to
to/a
$390,000 4Vis. Due
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
elusive.
Nov.
Na¬
Milk
45
price
a
$3,200,000
site
198,
follows:
re¬
First
28—v.
awarded
at
e
and
by Halsey,
interest
follows:
as
from
1
250,000
inclusive.
1971
81,000 3%s.
3%s, at
as
c/o
the
school
Nov.
&
from
for
$975,000 bonds,
Oct.
—were
Inc.,
Boston,
City
age
T h
—
1986 inclusive.
bids until 7:30
Nov.
on
Township School District
Sale
7 7'7:
,
May 1 from
on
Offering—Mary Krauser;
Deputy
sealed
building
Due
Riverside, Mich.
,
Bond
$200,000
offered
J.
inclusive.
Due
to
Oct.* 1
on
1968
25,000 3%s.
1583—
p.
bids
of
12
$725,000
of 77
3.81%,
Nov.
Storey,
4s.
1969
dor¬
Housing
Agency,
Bank
price of par,
a
cou¬
i ng—Edward
7
were
Kenower, MacArthur
No* 4 (P. O. Dearborn) , Mich.
headed
e r
sealed
Lucey,
$870,000
30—v.
composed
group
follows:
as
Lake), Iowa
to
ceive
1373—were
p.
Dupree & Co., at
tion and refunding revenue bonds
were
offered
net interest cost of about
a
mitory and dining hall construc¬
offered
O f f
v
7
Due on May 1 from
1.987 to 1989 inclusive.
/
Co.
&
May 1, 1980
on
180,000 3s.
medi¬
—
Due
to
May 1 from
7
on
inclusive.
1981.
260,000 3%s.
Co., and Manley, Bennett, Mc¬
school
net annual interest
a
tional
Inc.; W. E. Hutton & Co., and' F.
1964 to
Sale—The
Bend
3V4%
and
Ziemba, City Treasurer, will
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
69,000 3V2S.
Vista
Storm
,
,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Smith Inc.;
IOWA
Buena
,
bonds
revenue
14—v.
awarded
purchase of $945,-
works
Nov.
Dated
1
-
.
Sale-JThe $750,000 school
Bond
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until
Somerset, Ky.
bid
group
and
offered
1584
p.
Due
1979
*70,000 3Hs.
Bond
v
Chicopee, Mass.
>
Offering—Floyd G. Combs,
Nov. 26 for the
The
to
to
1982
bonds
198,
v.
—
Dearborn
7
3.2017%.
Bond
Legality approved by Tom
'
sub¬
Nov.
30
Donald
Boston
bid
Street, Boston, until 11
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
&
$8,650,000 various
3%
setting
of
Due
ville.
Vincennes, Ind,
Bond
1963;
Dec. 1 fronv Skaggs, Hays & Fahey of Louis¬
on
Due
300,000 3.70s.
1,
Underwood,-Jr. of Lexington and
inclusive.
1985
to
Dec.
revenue
of
for
Dec. 1 from 1967 to 2003 inclu¬
sive.
inclusive.
Due
500,000 3.60s.
>-■'
Dated
system
,
Due on Dec. 1 from
1980
to
cost
on
:
290,000 3V2S.
on
pons
waterworks
bonds.
Dec. 1, 1976
on
(EST)
successful
bonds.
purpose
100.0411
000
1977.
and
.
Due
will
issue
an
Nov. 14 for the purchase of $235,-
Dec. 1 from
on
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
,
Oct.
awarded
First
National
1.69%.
$26,000
facility
care
price of
associates
and
the
for
Sharpsburg Water District, Ky.
inclusive.
1972
to
cal
Sale—The
2.99%.
a
at
1975
County (P. Q. Beulah),
Bond
Boston, Mass.
Sal e—The
Bond
Graham-Conway
175,000 33/4s.
Michigan
Webber,
3s, at
as
Detroit,
Benzie
Curtis, and Hemphill,
mitted
Dec. 1 from
on
a
Manufacturers
of
Goldman,
Paine,
basis of about
a
Bank
31—v.
Inc.; W. L. Lyons
Co., and
Co.
&
follows:
as
&
Noyes & Co.,
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
of about
Co.;
Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Al-
den
of
composed
&
Jackson
Son; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Smith
Bolt, Inc., at a
Neal & De
man,
Corp.;
Securities
City
Co.;
ard &
Oct.
the
to
$1,120,000
offered
Monday, November 11, 1963
.
28—v. 198, p. 1686—were awarded
1685—were awarded to
p.
Sachs
syndicate:
Sale—The
bonds
group
inclusive.
1980
to
198,
1
Dec.
on
Other members of the
composed of John Nuveen &
cate
Due
1974
school
inclusive.
3V2S.
from
£>onds offered Oct. 28—v. 198, p.
1583—were awarded to a syndi¬
Bond
Dec. 1 from
on
.
aid anticipation notes offered Oct.
Attleboro, Mass.
Dec. 1, 1967.
on
Due
1973
to
1,052,000
refunding
revenue
Due
641,000 3y4s.
Jeffersonville, Ind.
MASSACHUSETTS
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1966
to
.
until
for
10
the
KAnriei
—
State
-
Auditor
announces
bids
will
a.m.-
be
(CST)
that
re¬
on.
purchase of $53,r
-i^n
Number 6315
198
Volume
.
.
Dec.
on
school bonds.
12,800,000
Dec.
Dated
interest
1,
office.
and
the
ments
000
Legality
Nov.
3s,
4—v.
due
1974
in
198,
due
issue of
our
Ramsey County
O. St. Paul),
(P.
29
awarded to
price of Par,
a
of
about
Due
870,000 3V4s. Due
1975
1
3V4s.
Milwaukee
Dec.
on
3.30s.
Dec.
on
1
Due
Dec.
on
Due
Co.,
Bank
Dec.
on
100.15,
1,
&
Savings
of
Na¬
fered
Roths¬
were
F.
and L.
Paul, Minn.
City
on
chase
of
' v-:..
for
19
bonds.
a.m.
pur¬
bonds,
as
facilities
Nov-.
from
1
inclusive.
station
from
Due
to
Dated
Nov.
on
improvement
Nov.
on
from
1
inclusive.
1993
Nov.
Due
1,
Interest
1963.
King, Dawson & Logan.
&
City
20
Offering
for
4
Hanauer,
Banco
the
off-street
Dec.
to
J-D.
purchase
parking
Owen,
sealed
on
of
Dated
1 from
Dec.
on
Interest
approved
Mar quart,
Nov.
$200,000
bonds.
inclusive.
1984
Legality
sey,
198,
1585—
p.
syndicate
a
Stern
J.
&
R. Ross &
sealed
(EST)
on
of
by
Dor-
Windhorst
& West.
&
&
3%s, at
price of
a
provement bonds
198,
—v.
to
(EST)
Clerk, will
price
of
2.91%,
$200,000
2.80s.
from
120,000
1971
offered
1964
Due
to
chase
of
Interest
until
for
19
$95,000
on
8
Oct.
Bond
school
198,
the
water
bonds
Sale
offered
1584—were
cate
at
a
Dec.
1
inclusive.
Dec.
&
a
Oct.
1
29—v.
John
by
price of
est cost of about
to
&
offered
system
on
approved
Dominick
Co.,
bonds
3.85s, at
30—v.
to
a
Nuveen
Dominick,
Corp.,
for
from
1966
$55,000
1973;
Dec.
3s,
due
to
1972
due
3.10s,
$130,000
J.
C.
$1,573,000
Correction
on
Mitchell.
issue
our
of
Bond
Offering
Schilling,
bonds
The
—
scheduled
198,
Clerk,
&
P.
will
1
Bond
bonds
1585
for
the
pur¬
fol¬
general
improvement
Due
Dec.
on
1983
1
offered
1
&
Nov.
of
Dec.
1973 inclusive.
approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood.
of
7
follows:
on
Dec.
Clark
1
inclusive;
on
Dec.
due
—
Sealed
will be received
9
for
the
on
purchase
or
of
State
Power
Offering
A.
—
the
Authority
about Jan.
$8,000,000
general obligation school bonds.
announces
will
receive
Circle,
Floor, New York City, until
a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 21 for the
18th
11
purchase
of
Series
$17,000,000
general
(Niagara Project)
K
$3,400,000
bonds,
follows:
as
on
2002
inclusive.
Bond
ment
bonds.
Due
1980
Jan.
on
1
inclusive.
Jan.
on
the
to
Housing
Finance
May
Agency.
from
1
1978
to
'
Offering—W
Commission,
sealed
bids
in
(EST)
purchase
E.
■.
Easter-
will
receive
Raleigh
Nov.
on
of
19
for
the
water
1, 1963. Due
on
Dec. 1. from 1964 to' 1980 inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality
approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy.
:
Greene
Ohio
County, Little Miami Sewer
District, Ohio
Bond
Sale—A group
\ r.
sewer
pur¬
and
bonds,
revenue
due
Sept. 1, 1966 through 2003.
Associated
R.
son,
W.
in
this
j
headed by
chased $4,000,000 312%, 3*4%
;
,
offering
> %
are:
Pressprich & Co.; Sheai>
Hammill & Co.; Ira Haupt &
Co.; Charles A. Hinsch & Co., Inc.;
Magnus
&
Company; f Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger; Merrill,
Turben
&
Clark
pany;
Co., Inc.; Hayden, Mil¬
Co.; Prescott & Co.; Fahey,
.
&
Arthur
1,
If
until
$1,360,000
bonds. Dated Dec.
ler &
1969 to
1965
Raleigh, N. C.
4%
Y.
Chairman
Fitzpatrick
from
1
Phelps, Fenn & Co. recently
Authority
sealed bids at 10 Columbus
July 1, 1963. Interest J-J.
Legality, approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood.
Note
The
—
the
Co.;
&
Co.;
Robert
Kenower,
Ginther
L.
Mac-
Com¬
&
in
issue
our
Conners
31—v.
Inc.,
Co.,
100.52,
and
198,
basis
p.
Halsey,
Adams,
3.20s,
as
a
to
at
of
received
the
school
N.
Y.
on
or
purchase
&
Dist.,
Co.
Ohio
about
of
Dec.
OKLAHOMA
f
Clinton, Okla.
Bond Sale—The
Central School Dist.
(P. O. Hilton), N. Y.
Offering—Gerald C. Cook,
access
$148,000 limited
facility bonds offered
Oct.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 14
for
the
purchase
school bonds.
of
Dated
$1,800,000
Nov.
Due
on
Nov.
1
from
1, 1963.
Interest
by
1964 to
Sykes,
1993
Legality
M-N.
Galloway
&
Dikeman.
000
public
Dated
1
(EST)
14 for the purchase of
Oct.
from
improvement
1, 1963. Due
1964 to
bonds.
on
Rome, N.
on
$516,April
1984 inclusive. In¬
terest A-O. Legality approved
by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
received
Offering
receive
p.m.
(EST)
sealed
000
12
from
1964
1, 1963. Due
to
on
Interest
by
M-S.
Bond
1963.
Delafield
to
a
about
(EST)
on
$90,000
water system bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1963. Due on Oct. t from 1964 to
inclusive.
Interest
approved
by
A-O.
Le¬
Hawkins,
Bond
Sale—The $300,000 public
31—v.
a
198,
p.
group
bonds
offered
Oct.
1686—were" awarded
composed,
of
THIS
YEAR.
the
Marine Trust Company of Western
School
District
1687—were
Oct.
price of 100.20,
30
awarded
a
as
basis of
CAROLINA
County (P. O.
Whiteville), N. C.
Bond
ling,
Offering
—
W.
E.
Commission,
will
sealed bids at his office in
until 11
the
MAYBE SOME YEAR
Easter-
.
IT WON'T BE NECESSARY.
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
a.m.
(EST)
on
receive
Raleigh
Nov. 19 for
purchase of $1,000,000 school
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1963.
Due
(P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
improvement
I'M GIVING TO TNG
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
2.96%.
Offering—Robert M. Mc-
Nov. 13 for the purchase of
/
1, N. Y.
bonds offered
p.
Columbus
Mahon, Village Clerk, will receive
to
Central
NORTH
p.m.
In¬
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.,
3s, at
Goshen, N.Y.
1
Aug. 1
inclusive.
Sale—The $124,000 school
198,
—v.
Wood.
sealed bids until
bonds.
on
Legality approved by
garage
pur¬
Legality
Hawkins,
1973
No.
bus
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1970
inclusive.
&
1,
Saranac
2
the
for
purchase of $115,000 general
bonds. Dated Sept.
improvement
general
Dated Aug.
on
$711,-
K.
bids' until
Nov.
on
(EST)
noon
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Margaret
—
until
Nov. 26 for the purchase of
terest F-A.
Ferry, N., Y.
Y.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
on
June
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1965 to
J-D.
approved by Mitchell,
1988
Legality
r
Pershing,
Shetterly & Mitchell.
Note
ments
—
the
The
foregoing supple¬
report in
our
Nov. 4—v. 198, p. 1795.
issue
10
$1,200,000
building bonds.
1687.
a
about
School
of
1
Bond
Local
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
for
foregoing supple¬
report
Greece
No.
York
be received until 2 p.m.
Nov.
bids
1,
on
Bond
<
School
Greece
Vegas), Nev.
Offering
York
Due
Parma, Hamlin, Clarkson, and
Delafield & Wood.
Bond
New
bonds
Home
ap¬
Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane.
ments
County, County School Dist.
(P. O. Las
City. Legality
Sullivan,
May
on
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
gality
NEVADA
Company
as
3.13%.
1981
net inter¬
as
by
June
17,
Chemical
on
Trust
inclusive.
Bond
on
pur¬
temporary
the
at
York
error.
Central
Oct.
Co.,
&
from
Dated Dec. 1, 1963. Interest J-D.
Legality
Due
York
Dated
offering
awarded
were
McEntee
inclusive.
from 1964 to
New
Due
Madison
construction
for
approved
as
lows:
bonds.
of
from
Sale—The $945,000 school
—
Due
18
1963.
proved
(P. O. Schenectady),
New
(EST)
Nov.
11,
New
issue of Oct. 14—
our
Glenville
Dist. No.
poses
$1,060,000 bonds,
the
of¬
1585-^r
follows:
as
and
Ballston, Clifton Park, Charlton
receive sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
on
$17,093,000
13,600,000 bonds. Due
1486—was in
p.
will
William
—
Township
of
for
12
Payable
1686.
p.
sealed
loan notes (Issue STN-218). Dated
revenue
Glennon, Village Clerk-Treasurer,
Livingston), N. J.
p.
syndi¬
Dec. 1, 1976 and
in
building
Dobbs
50,000 water bonds. Due
1, 1974 and 1975; $170,000
3}4s, due
198,
$1,500,000
basis of about 3.84%.
1964 to
198,
a
3.20s,
by
price of 100.13,
a
chase
Albany Port District, N. Y.
price
Co., and R. D. White
bidding
as
Oct.
&
Securities
&
$1,010,000
$1,400,000 water system bonds, for
$260,000
in¬
1979
foregoing supple¬
report
28—v.
to
&
Nov.
on
p.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
bids will be received until 7 p.m.
(P. O. Albany), N.
in
approved
that
198,
868,000
a.m.
announces
dor¬
bonds to Powell, Kistler
1977
Chairman Wil¬
—
approved
awarded
of John
composed
Co.,
American
from
Nuveen
par, a
3.37%,
1964
price of
a
York
Note Offering
(EST)
Co.
Co.,
City Housing Authority,
Reid
&
Commercial
3.30s, at
O.
bonds
revenue
31—v.
awarded
Company of New
as
(P.
2006.
The $1,575,000
1186—were
Bradford
The $1,900,000
awarded
headed
Co., at
—
Stated
&
basis of about 3.28%.
a
York
that
1963.
Cicero,
—
Trust
City,
follows:
as
NEW YORK
pur¬
1, 1963. Due
Legality
Sale
bonds
p.
group
Worthington, Minn.
Bond
The
—
p.m.
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
inclusive.
1974
1,
Trimble
the
Stuart
M-N.
chase of
on
1970
3.s Due
to
Corp.,
follows:
as
p.m.
improvement
Legality
Note
ments
and
bonds. Dated Nov.
Oct. 30
awarded
interest cost
net
a
par,
of about
8
G.
re¬
bonds.
from
1
Coldwell,
re¬
Nov.
&
liam
King
National
Oct; 28—v. 198, p.
Borough
bids
Bank
James
Dec.
Dec.
on
F.
on
$320,000 Im¬
Securities
Childs
until
general
reported in
Livingston Township (P. O.
1686—were
p.
bids
sewer
clusive.
Co.,
William
■
the
and
Bank
combination the bonds will mature
Co., Inc., and
—
sealed
City, Charles
1964.
bonds.
Bond
The
—
(Pi O.
Nov. 14 for the purchase
Fidelity-
Offering
Herlihy,
ceive
a
Sale
a
Keansburg, N. J.
Bond
Willmar, Minn.
Bond
100.27,
Robert
—
$3,780,000 bonds,
Company,
basis of about 3.62%.
a
of
Township
Cross,
Lebenthal
as
price
a
ceive
com¬
Co., bidding for $2,-
888,000 bonds
100.07,
&
Co.,
Trust
Sims
1585—
p.
(P. O. Medford), N. J.
receive
1963. Due
1,
1965
various pur¬
Roosevelt
Credito,
Herbert
Brower,
(CST)
p.m.
Co.,
198,
Hanauer, Stern
Offering
995,000
Lenape Regional High School Dist.
L. R.
—
will
Clerk,
until
bids
4—v.
Philadelphia
Stillwater, Minn.
Bond
Bond
,
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
Legality approved by Wood,
M-N.
Nov.
Due
1993 inclusive.
school
bonds.
1966
bonds.
1966 to
5,000,000
31—v.
at
Dated
The
awarded to
Ryan
incl.
1993
300,000 detention and workhouse
1
3.05s,
v.
bonds.
1966 to
from
facilities
Oct.
awarded to
of¬
Martin, Township Clerk, will
of
Company of Newark, Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, John J.
J.
on
1993
fire
1
10
..,v
Due
1966 to
will
the
joint hospital
$2,000,000
Nov.
until
bids
Nov.
$7,700,000
follOWS:
400,000
Joseph J.
—
Comptroller,
sealed
(CST)
price
a
bonds totaling $2,890,000 of¬
pose
Oregon, Portland;
Offering
receive
Spe¬
JERSEY
—
York
Oct.
$232,000
to
group composed of the Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company of New
pur¬
$416,000
30—
a
Dec.
posed of the Fidelity Union Trust
St.
on
First
Pittsburgh;
Sale
various
totaling
Hamilton
Harrison, N. J.
Bond
The
—
Oct.
198,~pj. 1688—were awarded
New
basis of about 3.01%.
at
Sale—The $700,000 school
College
Sale-^-The $1,100,000
mitory system
building bonds offered
v.
100.18,
Co., bidding for $415,000 bonds
basis of about 4.29%.
a
Bank,
& Co.
Bond
fered
were
28—v.
4.30s,
as
bonds
pose
Condon,
$195,200
Oct.
NEW
Co.,
Mitchell,
&
Sale
Bond
a
were
York
Trenton), N. J.
Sale—The
Inc.,
Le¬
1794.
p.
$2,785,000
Trust
tional
child
Bond
198, p.
1374—were awarded to Grande &
Co.,
1964 to
M-N.
issue of Nov. 4
our
100.27
55
Greenville), N. C.
No. I, N.Y.
Bond
New
cial Improvement District No. 230
1
from
1
1,
Bridgeton, N. J.
Helena, Mont.
Chicago; Mellon National Bank &
Trust
198,
Dean
Lynch,
MONTANA
Other members of the syndicate:
&
Co.;
as
:~
1993.V
Shields
&
Merrill
McDougal
offered
Nov.
NEW JERSEY
Co., and White-Phillips Co., Inc.
bonds
1992 inclusive.
l/10s.
Harris
report in
—v.
&
Bond
1988 inclusive.
from 1989 to
350,000
the
1
Inc.; Channer Newman Securities
1
Nov.
on
of
Carolina
fered
on
purchase of $630,-
inclusive. Interest
price
a
East
Indian Lake Central School District
St.,
Note—The foregoing supersedes
Company; C. S. Ash-
Co.;
Na¬
(EST)
Dated
at
basis of about 3.16%.
inclusive.
1983
Co.;
Dec. 1 from
on
Due
to
1985
1,320,000
&
3.20s,
re¬
gality approved by Ropes & Gray.
1,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; The
mun
Dec.
on
B.lOs.v Due
from
1983
inclusive; and
Kindred
Witter
from 1979 to 1984 inclusive.
1,170,000
1963. Due
1978 inclusive.
to
1,515.000
1979
1980 to
Barcus,
1974 inclusive.
to
1964
at
follows:
as
5!£s.
from
were
net interest cost
a
3.18%,
$1,925,000
—
Corporation,
Boston
First
the
1485
p.
syndicate headed by
a
1,
Dec.
on
will
First
a.m.
bonds.
sewer
Other members of the syndicate:
offered
bonds
198,
v.
due
c/o
11
19 for the
000
3V2s,
$70,000
bids
until
The $7,150,000
—
facility
—
Dec.
on
Nov.
1, 1976 and 1977;
3.30s,
and
from
hospital
due
1975;
Lawrence
—
Treasurer,
sealed
Boston,
1973;
1,
Dec.
Offering
Town
tional Bank of Boston, 45 Milk
from
$140,000 3.40s, due on Dec.
Minnesota
Sale
Bond
Bond
1985
1
York, in Buffalo, Blair &
Co., Inc., and R. D. White & Co.,
as
inclusive; $20,000
Dec.
$70,000
1793.
p.
on
Dec.
on
on
and
1978
Oct.
due
1966 to 1972
3.10s,
foregoing supple¬
report
due
to
New
Littleton, N. H.
Coley,
$60,000 3.20s,
The
—
1980
from
(1891)
NEW HAMPSHIRE
on
inclu¬
3.40s,
$595,000
1
due
1979
500,000 sewerage bonds, for $140,-
Logan.
Note
Dec.
3.30s,
and
Chronicle
ceive
approved by Wood, King, Dawson
&
1978
Financial
and
inclusiv.e.
Principal
1963.
1,
on
Due on
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's
State
to
1983 incl.
from 1973 to
1
Dec.
and
Dec.
sive;
1965
from
1
inclusive.
1982
Commercial
$190,000
1977;
$40,600,000 State refunding bonds.
Due
The
.
of
space
contributed by the publisher
>'
() p
yiMWirw f
56
15—v.
*
"Trust
awarded
&
Company of Oklahoma City.
National Bank
Liberty
M
."
v
■
.
to
•'
V
•
School District No. 19
(P. O. Springfield), Ore.
Sale—The
$3,450,000
Oct.
28—v. 198, p.
to
1586—were awarded
syndicate headed by the First
a
National Bank of Oregon, in Port¬
land, at
price of 100.08,
a
terest cost of about
net in¬
a
3.41%,
fol¬
as
lows:
from
.!
1965
Due
1,400,000;'314s.
Due
from 1972 to
•*875,000 3V2S.
1980 to
Trust
Savings
&
&
Co.;
&
Grant
Hess,
Patton &
for
North
lo, Town
sealed
Remington
Co.;
&
Woodcock,
Rambo,
Emery
Co.,
&
Moyer, Fricke &
of
Boston,
5—v.
until
Co.;
I.
Francis
i-Blankenship,
N.
Pont
du
Tripp
&
Blakely
&
Co.;
198,
offered
Housing and Home
Inc.; Rippey, Inskeep, Hess & Mc-
3%s,
as
at
a
fered
Oct.
PENNSYLVANIA
<©00
®s
in
crease
Bond Sale—An
sewer
issue of $1,750,bonds
revenue
was
sold
ard
&
to
Moore,
Lynch, and
Patton
&
Co.
Leon¬
McJunkin,
Due
on
Dec.
1
of
rector
the
30,
of
the
and
Due
i
Home
on
2001
the
Housing
/-'Finance
Dec.
Agency.
from
1
1972
to
the
of
Puerto
and
Puerto
ended
Sewer
Rico
Dec.
the
period,
is
Rico
Bond
©00 school
>was
Electric
Sale—An issue 6f $2,550,-
sold
lay Singer,
building
to
revenue bonds
The
proved
of $5,549,573 in
pared
syndicate
a
Deane
&
headed
of
with
1962,
Scribner, at according
Output
to
Rafael
of
V.
com¬
August
13.61%,
Urrutia,
District
until
1
Alexandria, Va.
inclusive.
Dec.
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
i, nett, Secretary
-
sion
Nov.
15
p.m.
pur¬
deficiency
1, 1962. Due
1965
to
Bond
bonds
1988
noon
Dated
1
on
Legality
terest
30—v.
1587—were
sold
and
Finance
Home
at
to
of
price
a
the
sewer
198,
p.
Housing
Agency,
as
par.
J-D.
Quarles,
Note
4—v.
a
198,
p.
$713,000
1688—were
im¬
Oct.
29
awarded
group composed of John Nu-
&
Co.; Eppler, Guerin &
Turner, Inc.; E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Inc., and Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
2:30
tem
junior
Dated
lien
Dec.
1,
until
for
on
by
& Boothman.
Marque
Indep.
a
terest
cost
price of 100.02,
of
about
follows:
a
net in¬
3.59%,
.
■
'
--W
•
ISSUE
November 8, 1963
11
April
1
be
received
on
Nov.
until
25
7
purchase
of
$840,000 school bonds.
be
on
Nov.
19
for
school
terest
1964
the
building
>
1, 1963. Due
1983
to
J-D.
bids
of
(PST)
&
on,
chase
Dec. 1
bonds.
In¬
'■
of
received
until
Nov.
for
21
$26,500
2
by
J-J.
Preston,
water
revenue
1963.
Due on
Legality
approved
Thorgrimson,
purchase
on
Norbert
Horo¬
May
NOTICE
College
O.
Bond Sale—The $1,840,000
•
dor¬
mitory and student refunding and
Oct.
30—v.
sold
to
price of
a
and
198,
the
Finance
of¬
bonds
revenue
fered
at
1
(P.
West De Pere), Wis.
of
bonds.
Due
St.
construction
1588—
p.
Housing
Agency,
and
3%s,
as
par.
(C i t y),
Rochester,
Burlington,
Spring
Prairie
Lyons (Towns) Union Sch.
District
(P. O. Burlington),
Wisconsin
INC.
Bond
Sale—The $815,000 school
complete
line of automotive, industrial
and military storage batteries
plus motive specialties.
bonds
A REGULAR
composed of the Milwaukee Com¬
a
:
of
-
32V2C per share on Com¬
Stock, was declared by
mon
the
Board
of
Directors
on
8,
1963 payable Dec.
1963 to stockholders of
This is
Nov.
on
our
29,
1963.
128th Common
offered
1587—were
;
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
pany;
Oct.
29—v.
awarded
to
a
198, p.
group
R. W. Pressprich & Co., and
Harley, Haydon & Co., Inc., at
price
of
of about
par,
3.01%,
$135,000 3s.
1964
net
a
to
as
interest
a
cost
follows:
Due
on
1966
inclusive.
Nov. 15 from
Dividend.
,
_
A. M. DAGGETT
Chairman
270,000
ST. PAUL 1, MINNESOTA
2%s.
from-1967
'410,000
_
p.m.
pur¬
witz, Starin & Ellis. '
(CST)
p.m.
the
15, 1963.
16,
'
8
the
for
WISCONSIN
schoolhouse
record
'
until
18
Offering—Sealed bids will
Oct.
Incorporated
office,
Nov.
Dated Jan. 1,
Interest
Boothman.
NATIONAL
Smith, Barney & Co.
Wash.
Jan. 1 from 1966 to 1993 inclusive.
Legality approved by
Huguenin
(P. O. Shelton),
will be received c/o County
bonds.
on
inclusive.
Manufacturers of
.
Preston,
Offering—Secretary Har¬
(CST)- Treasurer's
purchase
BATTERIES,
"
by
Hunter announces that sealed
old
Offering—Sealed bids will
received until 7:30 p.m.
as
1
Bond
T exas
Bond
GOULD-
.
on
in¬
County Public Utility Dist.
No.
Seguin Indep. School District,
DIVIDEND
offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy
offering is made only by the Prospectus, copies of which
may be obtained from the
undersigned in any State in which the
undersigned may lawfully offer these securities.
:
":
J' • ' ''
'
'
'
/
'...
'
Due
1968
to
;;
-
were
an
Se¬
7
Mason
Dover,
constitutes neither
1965
Ellis.
(CST)
p.m.
the
for
1978
these securities. The
to
/
refunding,
approved
Burlington
announcement
1965
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
Home
This
from
bonds.
from
clusive.
Legality
$1,000,000
Price 100% and accrued interest
20
$2,560,000
Dated Dec. 1, 1963. Interest J-D.
,
Texas
on
Payable May 1 and November
Nov.
on
of
1
school
1963-A
Dec.
v
Dated Nov.
Interes
Dec.
on
Texas
5V2% Convertible Subordinated Debentures
Seattle,
follows:
as
ries
Hu-
School District,
be
Dated November 1, 1963
purchase
receive
in
(PST)
a.m;
1,060,000
Bond Offering—Sealed bids Will
Bond
Airlines, Inc.
will
bids
'1983 Inclusive.
Temple Texas Indep. School Dist.,
$6,000,000
School Dist.
"
Dumas,
'
sealed
Due
bonds.
Dumas,
Renton
$1,500,000 school, Series B bonds.
1998 inclusive. Le¬
approved
of
'
1796.
p.
Treasurer,
the
bonds,
$840,-
on
198,
supple¬
issue
our
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
separate
revenue
1963. Due
1 from 1991 to
from
Due November I,
County,
Bond
(CST)
p.m.
F-A.
No. 403, Wash.
000 water, sewer and electric sys¬
Dated Dec.
Mohawk
4—v.
of
Neel,
City Manager, will receive sealed
until
1,
1964
WASHINGTON
Ervin
—
foregoing
e
King
supple¬
issue
our
Aug.
'by
report in
Nov.
In¬
veen
Inc., at
the
ments
June
1796.
p.
Offering
iy
198,
in
the
from
1
Interest
approved
demons.
foregoing
until
for
Dated
Aug.
inclusive.
Note—T h
bonds.
on
21
Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell.
Greenville, Texas
Bond
guenin
offered
1983
Legality
$i,-
of
on
Legality approved by
report
Nov.
$5,000,000 public im¬
Due
County
Brownwood, Texas
bonds
Due
&
of
Richmond
on
bonds.
to
Commis¬
at
1963.
on
1983 inclusive.
The
the
ments
La
Sale;—The
1963.
Herriott
—
gality
TEXAS
provement
purchase
Nov. 21 for the purchase of
$340,000
Oct.
1,
(CST)
building
1964 to
ap¬
Shaffer & Wil¬
Sale—The
Dec.
from
Nov.
the
of State
Debt, will receive
provement
p.m.
school
bids
(EST)
purchase
inclu¬
.
offered
for
Local
on
sealed
(P.O. Grafton),
7:30
Offering—Sealed bids will
VIRGINIA
Dec.
on
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
-
1
Offering—Vincent Konig,
$475,000
NEW
Bond
Wisconsin
Bond
on
be received until 6:30 p.m.
(MST)
on
Nov. 19; for the purchase of
(Village and Town), and
1
(MST)
$1,175,000 school building bonds.
Dec.
on
:
building bonds.
inclusive.
1983
Due
1984. •
bids
to
Gains—
in
increase
an
v'
Bond
revenues
August, 1963
$4,884,593
1
the
tax
by Peck,
Aque¬
Resources
reports
Recorder
for
Interest J-D.
liams.
Authority.
Power
Authority
to
,
District (P. O. St.
George), Utah
price
a
on
Due
3%s.
068,000
fiscal
Authority, Puerto Rico
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
,,
from
1
sive.
Sept.
of
1972
from
Dallas;
Dewar,
1971
3.30s.
670,000
$166,000 waterworks and
Development
Water
20
bonds. Dated Dec.
—v.
LFox Chapel Area School Authority
Nov.
system
3%s,
Rico
Puerto
Saunders
Di¬
18.04%.
Government
for
A.
Watertown, Tenn.
preceding
of
agent for the
inclusive.
Executive
revenues
the
increase
duct
in¬
to $14,739,449 from
rose
$12,486,288
Bank
an
M.
to
1587—
p.
received until
be
on
the
revenues
months
total
Authority
The
to
will
Authority.
12
1963,
an
bonds
1963,
20%, according to Juan
from 1965 to 1971 inclusive.
;1,560,000
For
—
September of 1962,
Eurite,
For
bonds
reports
Labadie
follows:
$190,000
bids
$1,353,004 compared with $1,127,159
ity (P. O. Canonsburg), Pa.
2,160,000
of
Due
to
'
Washington County, County School
follows:
as
1965
000
interest cost of
net
a
Murray School
be received until 8 p.m.
Re¬
and
Son,
4.60s.
from
the
Pancoast, at
3.34%,
com-:
Jack Jones announced that sealed
chase of
Increased
198,
Offering—City
(CST)
September,
Authority
Cqnonsburg-Houston Joint Author¬
!.
of
&
100.001,
$170,000
bonds of¬
Manchester, Tenn.
Bond
Rico
$80,000
County,
Nov. 13 for the purchase of
$336,-
awarded
of
Bank
&
District No.
& Co., as 3.95s, at a price of par.
sewer
month
of
Grafton
sewer
29—v.
awarded
were
RICO
Aqueduct and Sewer
Revenues
Faul, Inc.
Robertson
1 from 1964 to
Sale—The
Bond
bined water and
Lake
District, Utah-.
Nov.. 4
'
/
Puerto
National
Tenn.
inclusive.
by
UTAH
$3,000,000
offered
composed
Rupe
Le¬
1994
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1688—were
p.
Dallas
1,
to
approved
=•/Vv-./vV 'V): W.-VNvV'1' ^
.
Salt
Cedarburg (Town) Joint School
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
Strand
Nov.
TENNESSEE
1688—were
p.
Agency,
Rico
Nov.
on
bonds
group
about
on
1964
Dec. 1 from
on
Sal e—The
198,
a
Street,
(EST)
Dated
Alamo,
bonds
PUERTO
Puerto
Bond
public
National
a.m.
ton.
inclusive.
•
receive
Milk
from
McCall,
Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall & Hor-
Dec. 1 from
011
T exas
to
1973 inclusive. Interest M-N.
par.
&
11
bonds.
sewer
Co.; Foster & Marshall, Inc.; June
Chas.
First
15
Legality
Dec. 1, 1981.
on
Due
1988
schoolhouse
.
Nov. 13 for the purchase of $100,-
Bond Sale—The $1,344,000 dor¬
Nov
c/o
Boston, 45
St. Vincent College (P. O.
price of
Co.;
'
»
ISLAND
will
Dec. 1 from
on
Due
-
gality approved by Ropes & Gray,
;
revenue
W
i
Monday, November 11, 1963
.
Corpus Christi Indep. School Dist.,
Water
t
Providence, R. I.
bids
Bank
1963. Due
Co.;; Simpson,
and
cific
&
Rico
Treasurer,
.
.
fiscal
Offering—Ralph D. Cucu-
000
Bank, mitory
Atkinson
is
Rico
to
1985
—v.
Bond
Due
320,000 3.60s.
12
Development
Authority.
RHODE
Close & Kerner, Inc.; Reed, Lear
awarded to the
Jones
Puerto
Resources
Pening-
Co.; C. S. McKee & Co.,
McKelvy
twitwwtn^'w* ^r<wwisWfW ' t
1982 to 1984 inclusive,
>
against
preceding
Government
&
Inc.; P. B. Root & Co.; McJunkin,
Finance
iS.
an
Latrobe), Pa.
(
$61,111,150
agent for the Puerto
&
Masten
&
jwr» H(f»ii**wf w
1980 inclusive.
245,000 3%s, Due
increase of 13.64%.
Bank
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
■'& Co.; Dominick & Dominick; Pa¬
Co.;
E.
Aug.
the
Colket; Poole & Co.; H. J.
Steele
Chicago; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
jFenner & Smith Inc.; Dean Witter
Northwest
A.
Craigmyle, Pinney,
ton
Other members of the syndicate;
Harris
Co.;
ended
of the Author¬
revenues
totaled
The
Ira
1964 to
65,000 3.40s.
months
Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
Inc.;
Jan. 1 from
on
&
12
months,
Weeks; Schmidt, Roberts & Parke;
inclusive.
1984
Inc.;
Hornblower
French, Inc.
inclusive.
1979
Due
1
Jan.
on
Co.;
$83,000 4V2S.
electric
in Puerto Rico.
&
1
inclusive.
1971
to
Jan.
on
Humphrey,
&
&
all
$53,771,919
Kay, Richards & Co.; Hulme, Ap-
Inc.;
3%s.
$1,175,000
syndicate:
Co.; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.;
;V.«. Stroud
.school building bonds offered
ity
produces
the
For
31, 1963,
Other members of the
&
which
power
Burgwin,
by
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Thomas
Haupt
Bond
ity
F-A.
Interest
approved
Executive Director of the Author¬
1,
1965
from
1
inclusive.
1987
plegate
OREGON
•Lane County
Feb.
on
Nov.
Dated
coupons.
Due
Rufifn, Perry & Pohl.
& Co.
Harold D. Audsley
1
1963.
Legality
jgewer bonds offered Oct. 29—v
:|98, p. 1486—were
awarded to
;
various
$95,000 sanitary
Bond Sale—The
-r^p^ »yrv
„-t,
>ft i
|
»w»*twiwitr *
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Dougherty, Okla.
•
rth wrf^WVKftran'VW
i
(1892)
198, p. 1486—were
the
to
*T ">l
iriyJtmTfM«F^wlVP i
,
f
3.10s.
Due
on
Nov.
15
to 1971 inclusive.
Due
on
Nov.
from 1972 to 1979 inclusive.
15
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