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Reg. U. S, Pat. Off.
Volume
New York
FINANCIAL FIELD
IN THE
INFORMATIVE PUBLICATION
6317
Number
198
MOST
AND
LEADING
THE
ESTABLISHED 1839
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Price
7, N. Y., Monday, November 18, 1963
$1.60
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Consolidated'Foods
'
198,
issue.—V.
1437.
p.
'
Corp.—Debentures Reg'd
Credit
Equipment
Clark
this
Corp.,
The company of 324 East Dewey Ave., Buchanan, Mich., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 12, covering $20,000,000
of Series
B' debentures due 1983,
to be offered for public sale
i
through underwriters headed by Blyth & Co., 14 Wall St., New
York, and Lehman Brothers, 1 William St., New York.
The offer¬
supplied by amendment.
ing price and underwriting terms are to be
is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Clark Equipment
Company,
manufacturer
of industrial
trucks, construction ma¬
chinery and commercial highway trailers, commercial food refrig¬
eration, sales and storage equipment were recently added to Clark's
line
of products.
The credit company's principal business is fi¬
nancing
retail
time
sales
of
new
Clark products to
ultimate
consumers
through Clark's independent dealers and Clark's own
retail branches, and the financing at wholesale of these products
for such dealers and branches.
Proceeds from the debenture sale
will
be
used to
reduce short term borrowings.
George Spatta is
Board Chairman and John R. Wood, Jr., President.—V. 194, p. 844.
The
i
the
the
The
Hobam
of
public
stock.
common
$48,875
share).
per
Consolidated's
the
ticularly
;
and
its
;
Class A Registered—
each consisting of
units,
$500 of debentures and
Doolittle
&
Co.,
Liberty
will receive a commission of
by
of
new
and
the company's business was the development
equipment for the processing industry
(par¬
drug products). In that month it acquired two
John E.
Smith's Sons Co.,
a
manufacturer of
businesses:
meat
processing
machinery;
of
manufacturer
screening
and Screen Equipment Co.,'Inc., a
equipment for sorting by size various
aggregates such as stone,
gravel and ore. In March 1963 the
also purchased the Stridh Co. (Sweden), manufacturer of
company
machinery
processing natural sausage
for
casings. Net proceeds of
financing will be used/,.to increase the company's working
capital; and it is management's intention to apply' substantially
the
entire
net
proceeds to reduction
of short-term bank notes
this
payable.—V.
197,
918.
p.
'
,
Inc.—"Reg. A"
Hudson House,
The
of
offered
Filing—
corporation on Oct. 28, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering $250,6%
redeemable subordinated
debentures due
1973 to be
at
filed
Cooperative
Association
The
of
Trafficway,
Proceeds
Hudson
to
are
be
of
House
326
working
for
used
covering
<5V2%, 25
4
shares of^ 5M>%
preferred stock; 40,000 shares of
4%
second preferred stock; and 400 shares of common stock. The
Association
operates
as
a
cooperative wholesale purchasing and
association,
manufacturing
a
as
supply
local
for
source
farmers'
cooperative associations in certain mid-Western states. Its capital
requirments are said to have exceeded the funds provided from
retained margins and allowances set aside for depreciation, neces¬
property replacement
and to provide an investment service for member cooperatives and
their farmer members. The niajor portion of the proceeds of this
sitating
funds
additional
for
supplemented by
rowings, will be applied to
V. 196, p. 1973. ••
expansion
and
earnings, depreciation and bank bor¬
facility expansion and improvement—,
financing,
River
N.
Rd.,
Milwaukie,
Ore.,
engaged
is
In This Issue
Stock and Bond Quotations
New York Stock
New York
American
National
Boston
Stock
Stock
Stock
Detroit
Great Southwest Corp.—Common
The
Registered—
a registra¬
outstandingthe holders
thereof through underwriters headed by Glore,
Forgan & Co., 45
Wall
St., New, York.
The public offering price
(maximum $25
per share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
The company and its subsidiaries are engaged in a program
of industrial real estate development
in Texas, particularly with
-
shares
to
Dallas
two
and
has
Box
O.
191,
with the SEC
stock to
of common
respect
now
P.
company,
tion statement
tracts
of
land
Worth.
Fort
Arlington, Texas,
filed
Nov. 7. covering 275,000
be offered for public sale by
on
comprising
In
addition
5,700
some
between
indebtedness,
it
certain
to
acres
outstanding
1,078,501 shares of common stock,, of which
officials own some 158,000 shares.
Rockefeller Center,
50 Rockeieller Plaza, proposes to sell 75,000 of Its holdings of
management
Inc.,
Exchange-..
Exchange
Stock
Exchange...
Stock
Midwest
—
Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati
14
26
32
43
——
37
1— 37
37
—37
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)....
Exchange..
Stock
Exchange
—38
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E
38
Pittsburgh
Stock
Stock
Exchange
36
Exchange
39.
39
Toronto
Stock Exchange—
40
Over-the-Counter Market
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
38
SEC Index of Stock Prices
38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange—_ 38
Transactions American Stock Exchange
38
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Stock
Exchange..
——
Exchange—
.
__—
—
_—_—_—
—.
shares;
American Liberty Oil Co., 3417 Gillespie St.. Dallas,
shares; and Angus G. Wynne Jr.,
50.000 of his holdings of 104,150 shares.
The
prospectus lists Toddie L. Wynne as. Board Chairman and Angus
G. Wynne, Jr. as President.—V. 197, p. 1530.
220,851
;
'
"
'.The
'
■
Greater
purchase
are
of a
to
be
•
*•'
v-v
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Oct,
on
shares
common
Proceeds
•"
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>
Continental
corporation
70,000
to
be
used
for
"Reg. A"
covering'
without underwriting.
28.
1963
filed
■ offered
at $3,
debt
a
repayment, working
promissory note.
capital'Nand
N.
J„
is
jand mutual funds.
,
(Paul)
Hardeman,
Inc.—Debentures
The
nated
company of Stanton, Calif.,
filed a
the SEC on Nov. 4 covering $7,000,000
debentures
underwriters
New
York.
writing
due
headed
The
terms
1978, to be offered
by Hemphill, Noyes
interest
are
to
be
rare,
public
supplied
by
Registered—
registration
of
for
&
subordi¬
sale
through
St.,
public
Co.,
offering
statement
convertible
8
price
amendment.
Hanover
under¬
and
'
Industrial
the
design,
General
Corporation and Investment News..
1
Ahead..
2
54
Corporate and Municipal Financing
State and City Bond Offerings
and
Dividends
Declared
Condition
Statement
of
9
Payable
Member
Banks
of
Federal
Reserve
System
used
be
products,
Third
49
Notices 50
--1- 47
equipment,
repayment,
loan
for
sales
inventory and working capital.
Sts., Melbourne,
Fla., is engaged in
and sale of specialized electronic instru¬
B
&
manufacture
Ritz, Inc.—Common
The
Of
Lamin-Charles
Reg'd
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc.. of 767 oth Ave., N.'Y., filed a
registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission
covering the sale of 8CO.OOO shares of the common stock of Lanv,inCharles of the Ritz, Inc., the company expected to be formed by
the merger of Lanvin-Parfums, Inc. and Charles of the Ritz, Inc.
in December of this year.
The shares are being sold by certain
selling stockholders, and none of the proceeds will be received by
On
Nov.
14,
company.
-
.
and White, Weld & Co., Inc., New York,
of a group which will
later this year.
Lanvin is engaged principally in the importation'and distribution
in the United States of Lanvin perfumes and of Lanvin fragrance
concentrates for blending into toilet waters, bath oils, dusting and
talcum powders, soaps, sun tan cream and
a line of men's toilet¬
ries for sale in this country.
Lanvin also distributes a line of bath
preparations under the name Jean Nate.
Ritz is
primarily engaged in the manufacture and distribution
of Charles of the Ritz cosmetics and toilet preparations for women.
Sachs & Co.
Goldman,
have
offer
the
named
been
shares
managing underwriters
as
the
to
public
which is sold through department and specialty stores on
or semi-exclusive
basis, includes .blended face powder;
lotions for the beautification. care and treatment of
the woman's skin;
and lipsticks and make-up preparations.
Ritz
operates beauty salons in 21 selected department or specialty stores,
hotels and shopping centers in the United States; and one in Paris,
The
line,
exclusive
an
and
creams
France.
Registered—
Corp.—Common
Masco
2400
of
company
Buhl
Bldg.,
>
filed
Detroit,
a
registration
200.000 outstanding
shares of-common stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders
thereof through underwriters headed by Smith, Barney & Co., Inc.,20 Broad St., New York. The public offering price
(maximum $20
the
with
share)
SEC
Nov.
on
terms
underwriting
and
covering
1
be
to
are
supplied
by
'
.
lavatory, bath and
shower faucets;
valves and fittings
for
the
plumbing industry
and small sub-assemblies and com¬
ponent parts primarily for the automotive industry. A subsidiary
manufactures plastic and metal toys. It now has outstanding 1,493,-'
828
common
shares, of which management officials own
578.080
shares
(38.7%.). Alex Manooglan, President and Board Chairman,
proposes to sell 100,000 of his holdings of 427.200 shares;
and the
Marie
and Alex Manoogian
Fund proposes to sell 100,030 of its
holdings of 267.200 shares. The Fund is a charitable corporation
for educational and
religious purposes.—V. 195, p. 2817.
is a manufacturer of kitchen,
and it produces certain other
company
Gas Transmission
Midwestern
Co.—Common Reg'd
Houston, Texas, filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on Nov. 8, covering 290,000 shares of
common stock.
According to the prospectus, Tennessee Gas Trans¬
mission Co., Houston, owns all of Midwestern's outstanding stock.
On
Oct.
9, the Tennessee Gas directors declared
a dividend in
shares of Midwestern common stock, payable Dec. 17 record holders
of Tennessee Gas stock
on
the basis of one share of Midwestern
common for each
200 shares of Tennessee Gas common owned of
record
Nov.
15. 'Tennessee
Gas shareholders whose holdings are
not.
evenly divisible by 200 will receive a cash payment In satis¬
faction of the fractional share interest arising on account of such
The
company,
dividend.
for
Tennessee Bldg.,
Tennessee
Bank
stock,
Midwesern
the
Trust Co., Houston
sell for the account
&
will
transfer agent
of such share¬
Midwestern common equal to the
sum of
the fractional share Interests and pay the proceeds ratably
to
such
stockholders.
The prospectus includes 50,000 shares of
Midwestern common to cover such stock sales.
An additional 240,000 shares of Midwestern common are initially
the
holders
issuable
Such
of
number
upon
exercise
the
warrants
shares
were
issued
of
purchase warrants.
1960 together with
stock
of
common
by
Midwestern
in
pipeline bonds, 53/4% series due 1980. warrants
for the purchase of four shares of common stock of the company
having been attached to each $1,000 principal amount of such
bonds.
The warrants are in bearer form and are exercisable in
whole or in part for a period of ten years
from Jan. 1. 1964, at
an
initial exercise price of $15 per share of common stock purchased.-^V. 198, p. 1745
first
its
mortgage
Super
Markets, Inc.—Common
Registered—
Leggett St., East Hartford, Conn., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov; 1 covering 100,000
shares
of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale through
underwriters headed by W. C. Langley & Co.,
115 Broadway, New
York.
The
public offering price
(maximum $15 per share) and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
company
The
company
markets
in
the
of
59
and its subsidiaries operate
Greater Hartford area; and
chain of six suPel
a
it also operates retail
Net
working
package stores in Wethersfield and Windsor, Conn.
proceeds of this financing will be added to the company s
capital for general corporate purposes. However, the comP®"y
seeking to open or acquire additional super markets when sui a
opportunities 'arise, and portions of the working capital may
devoted to such expansion. In addition to indebtedness, the co
pany
now
has outstanding
325,000 common shares, ol wn
Joseph P. Mott, President, owns 45%. Mr. Mott and members
liquor
Foreign Exchange Rates....
— 49
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the _
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks—^.-- 50
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings——
at
devices.
and
ments
offered
be
to
of
The
,
,
,
Greater' Continental
of
10
Commerce
St.,
Newark,
engaged in the sale of life insurance, real estate
with
Miscellaneous Features
officer,
company
are
new
Mott's
150,000 of its holdings of 222,271
a
A" Filing—
1963 filed a "R-eg. A" covering 25,000
$12, througn Hampsteaa Investing
Oct. 25,
on
to
York.
New
Proceeds
u
PAGE
Pacific Coast
•
Corp.,
The
120.000
years);
snares
amendment.
capital.
City,. Mo.,
Kansas
with the*SEC on Nov.
certificates of indebtedness
subordinated
of
Reg'd—
Association—Sees.
Oak
N.
statement
registration
a
$9,000,000
3315
corporation
promotion,
per
underwriting.
without
par,
v
.
as
Industrial Electronetics Corp.—"Reg.
The
The
1533.
p.
Consumers
well
as
statement
000
wholesale grocery houses in Oregon and Wash¬
four packing plants and a bakery.—V. 195, p. 114,
operation of
common
•.
processing and distribution of various food items. It has outstand¬
ing 4,738,114 common shares. Booth's offices are located in Cmcago.
Its principal business consists of commercial fishing and the pro¬
curement,
processing and
distribution of fish and seafoods.—V.
198,
15
Bank
Bldg.,
$50 per unit.
1962,
food
the
ington,
the
offering is to be made at $510 per unit through
which
Y.,
other
conducted through subsidiaries, involves
freezing,
manufacturing and
otherwise
business,
processing,
canning,
,
of
headed
June,
marketing
issued shares
620,056
N.
Until
of Booth common outstanding
at 5:00 p.m. on Jan.
15, 1964, and to pay therefor whichever of
the following two
alternative prices each Booth stockholder who
accepts .the company's offer shall elect to receive for each share
of his Booth stock:
(a) four-tenths of one share of the common
stock of the company plus $17 in cash, or (bl $35 in cash. Holders
of 167,255 shares
(27%) of Booth stock have already undertaken
to accept the offer
(including the holdings of Booth's President,
R. P. Fletcher, Jr.). If Consolidated purchases any shares of Booth.
common, then Consolidated intends to offer to the public,
through
underwriters
headed
by
Kiihn,
Loeb &
Co.,
Inc. and Lehman
Brothers, all or such part of the 350,000 shares as will remain
after
deducting the number of shares which Booth stockholders
receive
in
exchange
for their Booth stock
(at a maximum of
the
sale in
Buffalo,
Corp.
aU
chase
1234.
198, p.
Inc.—Debentures,
company
underwriters
Consolidated' to holders of common shares
of Booth
Under this offer, Consolidated is offering to pur¬
by
Fisheries
to the company from the sale of debenture's
indebtedness will be paid by the company
for
class A shares. The
statement with
offered
basis. The difference between
short-term
a
1720 Military Road, Tonawanda, N. Y., filed a;
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 4 covering $850,000
of
6%
convertible subordinated debentures due
1978 and 25,500
shares of class A stock. It is proposed to offer these securities for
The
135 South La Salle St., Chicago, filed a regis¬
the SEC on Nov. 12 covering 350,000 shares
Of this stock,
up
to 248,022 shares are to be
of
company
on
proceeds
aforesaid
general funds.—V.
Proposed Acquisition—
tration
net
in
SEC FILINGS
•
Armed
of America
Bank
the
Corp.—Common Registered—
Foods
Consolidated
installation
and
for The
facilities
company
engages
company
struction
.
Corp.-—Proposed Asset Sale—
Fisheries
Booth
See
C
'
INSURANCE
•
primarily in the design, engineering, con¬
of missile launching bases'and related
Forces, and complex facilities of various
types for agencies and commissions of the United States Govern¬
ment, for the aircraft, petroleum, chemical and petrochemical ih->
dustries and for
various foreign governments. In September 1963
it acquired about 49%
of the outstanding common stock of Young
Spring &f Wire Corp. Net proceeds of this financing will be applied
to
the-discharge of obligations of the company incurred in con¬
nection with such acquisition
(180,935 shares of Young common),
which were purchased from Baker Industries, Inc., pursuant to a
contract
which
provided for a purchase price of $7,599,270 or
$42
per
share. Of such purchase price, $1,500,000 was paid in
cash; and the company's 6% promissory note due Sept. 23, T964,
Secured
by the stock purchased, was issued for the balance of
$6,099,270. The $1,500,000, paid at the closing, was borrowed from
The
REGISTRATIONS
SEC
INDUSTRIAL
•
his
immediate
stock.—V.
196,
family
p.
now
own
about
947.
of the outstandi
98.5%
.
•—
,
.
n
£
b
-
of
0
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Continued on page 3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
heaviest financing weeks in quite
week. The dollar amount of
underwritten
time is scheduled for this
some
Thanksgiving
'
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the
$258,949,000
•.6,133.000
$390,689,000
101,523.000
$273,488,750
8,340,000
122,350,000
25,447,000
9-Dec
14
123,907,000
79,400,000
147,797.000
203,307,000
47,275,000
1,009,000
204,307,000
30
and
>$330,103,750
$1,173,419,750
$358,509,254
$1,213,649,254
$164,629,500
$793,430,219
$289,890,000
only issues of $1 million and
•
.
Day—Nov.
dates
;7
.
of
'
5?
.
_
_
* :V;
' <- •Vl-'V.
$1 million in convertible subordinated deben¬
Z'r\-V
B.
$779,077,040(110)
$796,809,254(110)
$464,049,300(243)
$2,497,411,994(257)
$1,369,468,589(366)
the number
15
$..00,000
of
however,.$60
million TOLEDO-LUCAS CO.. PORT
Van
J.
Co., and Lehman Bros., in latter part of 1963; $130 to $140 million competitive
AUTH. expected early Jan. if circuit court's approval is upheld in pending
million DENVER METRO. SEWERAGE DISPOSAL DIST^; $.87.5 million LOS
A., g. 0. bonds, awaiting favorable outcome of pending feasibility studies etc.;'
&
Ingen
EXP.
$28
case;
ANGELES
T.
M.
ORLANDO-ORANGE CO. EXPRESSWAY AUTH., FLA.; $31 million RHODE ISLAND
awaiting state legislative house approval and targeted for next spring; $32 million
NORTH TOi-LWAY (Texas); $39 million HILLSBOROUGH CO. EXPRESSWAY AUTH. end
million
$35
TPKE.
now
this, or early next year; $12.5 million
early next year; $3.8 million GEORGIA
validation suit;
legal
to
due
refinancing
STATE
plans
for
Polk
of ATLANTIC
and Fitch.
Lazard Freres & Co.; Lehman Bros.;
& Co., Inc. and Dean Witter & Co. Pre¬
Apr.
1,
ings
9,
Jun.
27,
Apr.
24,
1962
$64.50
56.50
82.00
2,000,000
2,000.000
2,750,000
1959—____
1959
1961
_
-
'
/
______
V
Offering Price
10,200,000
2,250,000,
>
80.60
97.50
Lynch et al and Blyth & Co., Inc. without call
offering price plus coupon scaled to par.
protection
other than initial
or
$35 million of sinking fund debentures of RALSTON PURINA CO. (rated
Co., Inc., Inc. and Goldman,
Sachs & Co.; 200,000 shares of UNION ELECTRIC CO. preferred ($100 par
value) and $30 million of first mortgage bonds (rated provisionally "AA"
by Moody's and "AA" by S & P). Bonds are five-year non-callable.
payments for the last
million
prior week's
on
average
average for
was
in demand deposit accounts.
portfolio
fecord-sized
was
trading, that the Fed instigates
of governments from
its massive $648,300,000 disgorgement
on the Nov. 13 day whereas on the week
increase in its portfolio of governments by
earlier day it made a
taking on $520,550,000
purchases and repurchases. Of interest, however, in this endless inand-out open market purchases is that the overall addition of monetization of
debt continues without a stop, and that last week the Fed unloaded all shortterms whereas it included in the two weeks ago major purchase $40 million
in
direct
notes
and
$82,600,000
maturities undoubtedly
float—$266 million
Fed
"AA" five-year non-callable via Kidder, Peabody &
The
high.
Indicative of the churning, or the in-and-out
its
200,000 shares of common of LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF FLORIDA via
Pierce, Wulbern, Murphey, Inc.; $40 million of first mortgage bonds (rated
"A" across the board) of PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT CO. via Merrill
improvement in the balance of
ability
and the
in the market
'
WEEK'S $110 MILLION
$182 MILLION
indicated that it will lower
follows:
No. of Shares
____
Dec.
-
CREDIT POLICY SEEN IN
building
:;V-
far, it has utilized open market operations for this purpose and has not
required reserves any further—in either time/sav¬
So
Sachs & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc.;
....
bonds.
veterans
the Nov. 13 week is a
$72 million—revised down¬
ward from $121 million originally announced figure.
These fluctations, how¬
ever, do not indicate anything more than errors in judgment. It is not believed
that the Fed has shifted its basic policy aiming at a slightly tighter neutral
credit position which it started last February to bring free reserves down from
$300 million to the $100 million range. This is the time of the year when the
Fed increases member bank reserves to accommodate seasonal credit needs.
"A" by Moody's and "AA" by S & P
1956___
million
MEMBER BANK RESERVES TO
The free reserve figure of $182
4,000,000 secondary shares of common of FORD MOTOR CO. offered by
First Boston Corp.; Blyth & Co., Inc., Goldman,
Date
OF FREE
$60
of the Treasury-Fed cooperative program with the
world's central bankers to keep the gold outflow rate two-and-a-half times
less than that for last year, the Federal Reserve has been able to pursue its
slight credit tightening policy more calmly. So calmly, in fact, that two week's
ago it badly misgauged the effect of Veterans Day upon the credit needs of the
member banks and last week sizably increased its operations which, together
with the float increase, raised member bank free reserves on a daily average
$110 million to $182 million.
"
v_
■"■
quarter,
FORD FOUNDATION via
18,
rev.
bonds and $20 million school
,-V"-' ' •' '7
In view of the decided
,
County Rd.
CALIFORNIA
OF
''■
bonds.
$2 million of 6% sinking fund subordinated debentures, plus 240,000 com¬
shares and warrants of ALLRIGHT AUTO PARKS, INC. via Equitable
'
AUTH. OHIO, Blyth & Co.-led group
ORLEANS LEVEE DIST., LA., not until the end of this,
COLISEUM AUTH. originally set for last Sept. 17 has been
STATE OF ALABAMA $10 million aooic bonds in March
and $8 million trade school and junior college in May; $16 million MARION CO., IND. health and
hospital Corp. in 1964;
$35 million CHICAGO, ILL., REGIONAL PORT DIST. next spring; $200
million ARIZONA POWER AUTH. revenue last quarter 1964; $9.5 million FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT
mon
Jan.
cash and
and include
securities as
capital issues to be offered publicly for
preieneds
issues
four-month
as
of
in five equipment trust certificates with bid dates set. Also, includes $63.8
of whicn four, amounting to $45.5 million, have sales dates. Further,
or less of which four have sales dates set.
'
7
/■'.
$23,130,000
eignt
in
postponed
(November 20):
are
(51)
268,244,800(192)
private placements and such non-public offerings as exchanges, shares reserved for conversion
issuance under employee ancl other preferential siock option plan's, and "from time-to-time
DALLAS
MASCO CORP. via Smith, Barney & Co., Inc.;
bonds (rated provisionally AA by Moody's and
AA by S & P and Fitch) and $10 million in preferred ($100 par value) of
NEW
ENGLAND POWER CO.
There is no call protection other than
initial offering price plus coupon scaled to par with a special provision of
protecting the yield to maturity and last year at par.
Also, $32,950,000 PENNSYLVANIA STATE P. S. BLDG. AUTH., PA.
revenues rated S & P-AA; $7.7 million St. Paul, Minn.; $6,636,000 SANTA
CRUZ, CALIF.; $3 million COBB CO.-MARIETTA WATER AUTH., GA.
Merrill Lynch et al; White, Weld
$195,804,500
(33)
438,300,000 (77)
domestic and foreign dollar-seeking financial and non-financial issues
and SEC-registered secondaries. Excluded are U. S. Government
by
validation
of
200,000 shares of common of
vious secondaries of Ford Motor Co.
$358,509,254
companies
JUMP
equipment trust certificates
( 75)
negotiated purchase, expected by end 01 196.5; $±5 million ALjuEGHENY CO. PoRT AUTH. bonds
expected early next year; $100 million of CALIF, water bonds, series A, postponed until the current
legal dispute is resolved, expected no earlier than Feb. 7, for the issue; $20-$25 million PUERTO
RICO
WATER
RESOURCES
AUTH. revenue bonds next April-June; approximately $100 mdlion
DELAWARE RIVER & BAY AUTHORITY 40-year revenue underwritten
by A.ex. Brown & cons,
or
MONTEREY CO. FLOOD CONTROL & WATER CONS.
the board.
O
'
$3,390,000 of
$433,845,719
$905,419,289(123)
f$2,310,866,780(245)
denotes
parentheses
■^Excludes,
$10 million of first mortgage
'
$1,700,602,740(147)
_
bonds
&
NO CHANGE IN FEDERAL
'
(83)
$331,153,750 (33)
447,923,290 (77)
stocks
•(•Includes:
(November 19):
Corp.;
$471,573,570 (48)
$675,977,000 (91)
*$631,629,000
DIST., CALIF, bonds rate A across
Securities
(29)
$1,024,635,740 (56)
dates__
stocks.
in
COMM.
COAST LINE RR. rated
$376,939,880
(52)
dates
Includes:
-
Nov. 15, 1962
Last Week
>
.
bonds
all
•
NEGOTIABLE BACKLOG
iAfVi: 94,633,690 (19)
dates
Without
Total
Minn.
*
Stocks:
Corporate
With
Paul
$L,531,789,740(135)
•
>.
..
with
Municipals
Total
St.
$631,017,000 (33)
393,608,740 (23)
$900,160,740
'
includes
Securities Corp.
Wednesday
College,
~'
$597,287,000 (83)
302,873,740 (19)
_
dates
Without
ior
Macalister
✓
This Week
'Taxable Bonds:
million
Reid & Co., Inc. and Wm. T.
Robbins & Co., Inc.; 150,000 shares of common of MID-CONTINENT TELE¬
PHONE CORP. via The Ohio Co.; $32,363,750 PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL
TELEPHONE CO. rights offering to stockholders of record date of Nov. 18
with rights expiring on Dec. 16 (89.12% owned by A. T. & T.); $2 million
in subordinated sinking fund debentures of RAMO, INC. via First Nebraska
Tuesday
28.
COMPETITIVE AND
TOTAL
With
$2,850,000
bonds;
'
Thanksgiving
sales."
expected to
''-v
non-tax-exempt
following
"
Note:
as
loan notes (11/20);
million'CALIF, bond anticipation notes
(11/20); and $8,309,000 HOUSING &;
larger. Excludes $299,849,000 PHA temp,
,
the
•(•Includes
Data
MASTER CORP. via Fulton,
Also, $12.9 million
$843,31^,000
$855,140,000
$628,800,719
NYC HOUSING temp, loan notes (11/201; $50
million STATE OF CONN/ one-year notes
FINANCE
AGENCY
(11/20).
Total
MUN. DIST., CAL.
..-
125,000 shares of common
$459,929,000
>.$497,523,000
$338,910,719
$35.3
(11/21).
and
109,863,000
195,072,000
$357,617,000
1962
15,
HOME
well
$664,171,750
$383,387,000
week
'Includes
CO. SECONDARY; $62,756,000
••
(Cols. 3 & 4)
Total Visibles
$131,740,000
5,390,000
23
JACKSONVILLE
Today (November 18):
Stocks
7
refinancing
.
Corporate
Total Bonds
$161,950,000
municipal and corporate capital issues
(5)
•••;• (4)/
(Cols. 1 & 2)
Municipals*
2-Dcc
Nov.
though the Treasury, perhaps
be offered are:
tures of CRAFT
VISIBLES
(3)
25-Nov
Total
litigation.
MILLION EAST BAY
.
18-Nov
Last
FINANCE AGENCY; $32,363,750
Among this week's larger
-
UNDERWRITTEN
(2 )
Deo
PACIFIC NORTH¬
WEST BELL TEL. CO.; $40 MILLION PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT;
UNION ELECTRIC CO. BONDS AND PREFERREDS; $35 MILLION RALSTON
PURINA; $32,950,000 PENN. STATE BLDG. AUTH., PA.; AND,,
$30
IND.
CORP.,
COMPETITIVE AND
across
PENN
Dec
State of California will sell $50
LED BY FORD MOTOR
STATE HOUSING
Y.
N.
IMP., VA.; $3,430,000
Nov
iuvtsti«cn«
WEEK'S HEAVY SLATE
CITY
Nov
million bond anti¬
preliminary step toward the $1,750 billion water project
Nov. 21, The
held up by court
now
SCHOOL BUILDING
Bondst
WEEK'S SLATE OF
FREES FUNDS FOR HEAVY
SHORT TERM OFFERINGS
market week is on hand even
cipation notes as a
million ALEXANDRIA
Taxable
of France's recent rise in the bank lending rate
weekly offering of short terms by $100 million.
Thus the Treasury will refund $2.1 billion coming due and issue $2.0 billion
in its refunding operation. The announcement of'the $100 million freed funds
was felt in the cross rate lift it gave to government bond prices last Thursday
and undoubtedly will provide more zest in this week's bidding for a sizable
float of non-Federal short-term offerings.
The Treasury's cash needs have
been fairly well in hand and the record high bill yield rates prompted the
country's fiscal managers not to push too hard in seeking a competitively
strong posture in blocking the flow of short-term funds abroad.
Four short-term offerings amounting to $547,114,000 are scheduled, three on
the same day, for the week's auction block. This coming Wednesday, Nov. 20,
the PHA will sell $299,849,000 temporary loan notes for 94 housing agencies;
New York City Housing Authority will sell $161,965,000 temporary loan notes, ,
and the State of Conecticut's $35.3 milliom 12-months state housing series notes.
program
•
.
(1)
prematurely in view of Bank
to 4%
will reduce its regular
On Thursday,
MASS.
$5
28-DAY
(11/21);
money
board;
TOWNSHIP
competitive utility sales wheiein each contains
both bonds and preferreds encompassing $70 million all told. Another utility has
a $32 363,750 common stock rights offering set,
a fourth utility will offer a ne¬
gotiated $40 million first mortgage bond issue, and a cereal manufacturer plans
an underwritten $35 million sinking fund
debenture. Six municipals, which in¬
clude one underwriting, aggregate $179,615,000; 32 other state-local issues of
$1 million and larger in size totalling $79,334,000 complete the week s municipal
tax-exempt slate of $390,689,000. These and other principal flotations for the
week are identified below. .They should provide an interesting bill of fare to
suit the appetites of the investment community,
A busy
UNIV
purchase to be
negotiated
two
week's docket are
TREASURY MOVE
a
$17 million N. Y. STATE POWER AUTH. REV. BONDS rated "AA"
larger.than last year. In the year-ago week, the ag¬
gregate dollar volume projected, was a mere trifle with $20 million corporate
bonds then scheduled and $50 million municipals.
In this
This is
headed by: Phelps, Fenn & Co., Lehman Bros.
(November 21):
Thursday
5V2.times
This figure is
by syndicate
WORCESTER,
$664 million.
total of
REVENUES.
NICIPAL
corporate and municipal senior
fixed interest rate debt to be publicly offered adds up to $390,689,000 and corporate equities (including the sixth Ford Foundation secondary sale of Ford
Motor Co common) come to approximately $275 million—or, an estimated grand
.
EXPANSION
&
Smith, Barney & Co. and W'. H. Morton & Co. $30 million EAST BAY MU¬
DlsT., CALIF, (rated "AA" across the board); $24 million LOS
ANGELES, CALIF. (Electric Plant Revs, rated "AA" across the board)*
$5.8 million HARTFORD CO. METRO. DISTRICT, CONN.: $8.6 million
SIDNEX BROWN
By
,
One of the
CONST.
Municipal Financing Ahead
Corporate and
™-P
'.v. Monday, November 18, 1963
HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY
Also, $62,765,000 N. Y. STATE
,
.
* (1934)
2
shifted
million
from
on
its
repurchases
in bonds.
The recent firmness in longer government
reflects this. Also, because of last week's increase in the
for'the week and $540 million on Nov. 13—the
daily average purchase of $58 million outright and $90
average
during the latest
statement week to the
$648,300,000 reduction in repurchases and bills—all short-term,
were in the form of repurchases leaving none in the Fed's till.
unusually large
and $360,600,000
/
Expanding member bank free reserves on average was, besides
the $148 mil-
,
(1935)
Number 6317 ;
1$8
Voume
.
;
their deficit by $171 million to the
improved their free reserves $127 million,
bringing their deficiency down to $46 million.
'
The outlook for this week is easier credit of about $300 million per day on
average, due to expected mid-month float increase.
helped to offset the
the Fed.
currency
.-.v..'
N. Y. Fed on
(In Millions of Dollars)
at $15,583,000,000.
$2 million, bring¬
Governments
million. Our gold stock is down $395 million since the
first of the year compared to $912 million in the same period last year.
The
gold loss since last year's week has been $396 million and the Fed monetized
governments $2,801 million that same period—seven-fold without any concern
as
to the excess liquidity it was creating.
underwriting is
No
Proceeds
Investment News
1
Michigan
Life
Northern
Life
88.8%
Co.,
Insurance
The
of
Casualty
National
interests
other companies as they become available
to time —V. 196, p. 1980.
;. ; ...
in
American Investors,
North
the
permanent.
made
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
with
amount.
in
Ameri¬
100.000
notification filed on Sept. 30, 1963, North
proposed the public offering of
In a
Investors, ("NAI")
can
sion
shares at $2.50 per share. The Commission in its suspen¬
order asserts that it has reasonable cause to believe'that the
NAI
notification
common
offering
and
circular
fail
Regulation A and contain certain
information.
The
alleged ' misrepresentations
of
ments
to
things,
to meet the' require¬
false and misleading
relate among other
total assets and under
overstatement of
indicated
an
—V.
deficit, as well as an erroneous statement;
of'/unregistered shares sold within the past 12
months and
of-the number and-nature of NAI branch offices.
The failure to file certain
required documents also is questioned
by the Commission, as is the accountant's certificate.—V.
198,
p. 1435.
■:'!
Vvof
statement
Nuveen
Tax-Exempt Bond Fund,
Series 6
—
&
135
Co.,
corporation on
shares
common
N.
Albuquerque,
Proceeds
are
r,
with the
150,000 units of interest in thfe Nuveen.
series 6, plus an additional 75,000 units
being registered for resale by depositors of units previously sold
in primary distribution.
,
/ - -
7:
.
will
be
of
15618
capital.
Petroleum,
Transamerica
The
.
1
addition
Inc.—Units Registered—
of 230 Cargill Bldg., Minneapolis, filed a
with the SEC on Nov. 12; covering 500
Transamerica Petroleum Oil & Gas Program,(a
Units
-
of
previously been estimated at $100 million,
of the company.—V. 198, p. 675.
,
.
be
supplied by amendment.
Inc.
Aerosol Techniques,
International Optical Co.. operates a
and presently has 48 retail optical
offices.
It will use the proceeds from the sale of its stock for
expansion purposes (and reduction of short-term bank borrowings).
Opticks, .-Inc., successor tc
optical laboratory
wholesale
indebtedness, the company now has out¬
shares of common stock and 333,000 shares of
stock.
Stanley c. Peai;le, President, and Bill C.
Benedict, Vice-President, now own and will sell all of the 37,000
In
addition
standing
class
B
—
Common Offered —
and
Pacific
common
stock, but will continue to
respectively, of the class B common stock.
outstanding
40.9%,
Northwest Bell Telephone
own
Co.—Debentures
Wash., filed a registra¬
tion
statement
covering $50,000,000 of
debentures due 2000, to be offered for public sale at competitive
bidding Dec. 3. Proceeds of the debenture financing will be used
in part ($48,702,702)
to repay the remaining principal amount of
its 4i/2/% demand note held by The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Co. (predecessor company); and the balance will be applied toward
the repayment of advances from American Telephone & Telegraph
Co.
(which owns 89.12%
(27,145,557 shares) of the issuer's out¬
standing common stock I. which advances amounted to $39,400,000
at
company
Oct.
31,
of 1200 Third Ave., Seattle,
with the SEC on Nov. 8
1963.—V.
Pan-Alaska
198,
p.
1739.
Fisheries, Inc.—"Reg. A"
Filing—-p
Oct. 29, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering
104,584 common shares to be offered at 50 cents for subscription
The
as
oversubscribed,
Aerosol Techniques are traded
on the American Stock Exchange.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds to the company will be used in con¬
nection with the acquisition
of Continental Filling Corp., manu¬
shares of
Common
,
aerosol products, purchased by Aerosol
for new equipment and repayment of
and packagers of
in April, 1963;
facturers
Techniques
working capital.
and for
debt;
sundry
-
corporation
on
BUSINESS—The
company,
packages
and
manufactures
headquartered in
cosmetic, household
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613);
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United States, U.
NOTE;
On
account of the fluctuations in
the rate
of
1250 Midtown
Tower, Rochester,
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 7
common stock. These shares are to be offered for public
Aerojet-General Corp., Akron, upon its receipt thereof
for its 203,000 shares ef common stock
(about 25%) of
.
and
pharmaceutical
type aerosol
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
mon.
in exchange for about 35,208 shares of Xerox com¬
will also offer to exchange its common shares for
outstanding shares of EOS common held by others on
the
the
Xerox
remaining
1
same
for
16 basis. However,
only Xerox shares to
be received
statement.
York
Aerojet-General are included in this registration
will offer the Shares for sale on the New
Exchange or in the over-the-counter market at market
then
prevailing (maximum $376 per share).
by
Aerojet-General
Stock
prices
marketing of products
for xerographic and photocopy reproduction and for photographic
use.
In
addition to indebtedness, it had outstanding 3,881,440
Xerox
shares
is engaged
of
officials
' '
manufacture and
stock on Oct. 1, 1963,
3.6%. Sol M. Linowitz is
common
owned
Joseph C.
in the
Wilson President.—V. 198, p.
:
v;
of which management
Board Chairman and
1887/
'
r ■ I,
.
and pharmaceuti¬
for sale by
through a whollymarkets its own
products.
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Authorized
Dec.
31,
bank
to
payable
notes
51/4%
1963
due
-
payable under
agreement
4%
voting
cumulative
Amounts
/
/;. P'
$1,000,000
V
acquisition
convertible
650 shs.
1,250.000 shs.
preferred stock ($1,100 par)
Common stock (10 cent par)
FINANCING
Outstanding
rf
$1,000,000
350,000
650 shs.
685,857 shs.
severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions contained in the under- <•
writing agreement, to purchase from the company and the selling
stockholders (In proportion to the number of shares to be sold by
each) the respective number of shares of common stock set forth
opposite
their names:
Laird
Co.,
of
stockholders,
Bridgeport, Conn.,
medicinal aerosol products for other concerns
them under their own brand names.
In addition,
owned subsidiary, the company manufactures and
cal
&
I.
Francis
34,125
Corp
duPont,
A. C.
Inc.——
Hutton & Co., Inc.
E. Hutton & Co.__-
Allyn,
F.
E.
W.
G.
Walker & Co., Inc.
& Co.—
& Co.—
H.
Boettcher
J.
New
York
Inc;
:
Inc.—'.
& Co., Inc
Clark,
Crowell,
Robert
6,000
6,000
5,025
Ferris <fc Co
.
McCarley & Co., Inc.—_
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co., Inc
Co.,
:
Battles & E. W.
Janney.
Weedon
&
Co
Garrett & Sons
198,
p.
&
Chas. W. Scranton
Co.
Adams & Peck
Bingham, .Walter &
Hurry, Inc
6.825
Corp.
—V.
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Putnam & Co
—
Hanseatic
Robinson-Humphrey
Stroud
7.500
7,500
7,500
7,500
6,825
6,825,
6,825
Bradford
C.
named below have
Shares
Lester, Ryons & Co._„_ 5.025
Barret, Fitch, North &/•/
Co., Inc
—% 3,750)
Moore, Leonard & Lynch 3,750
I. M. Simon
Co
3.750
Shares
-
3,000
3,000
7 '
3,000
2,250
—
2,250
2,250
2,250
2,250
5,025
1231.
/
Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 B. La Salle
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Ace
of Canada, $83.00 per year. Other countries, $87.00 per year.
York funds.
'
Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with
Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter
S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union, $80.00 per year; in Dominion
of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S.
Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor.
William Dana
Registered-—
N. Y., filed a
covering 4,787 shares
sale by
in exchange
ElectroOptical Systems, Inc., of Pasadena. ' According to the prospectus,
Xerox expects
to acquire an additional 563,325 shares, subject to
the conditions of an agreement with certain other principal EOS
company
,
offering was
The
Program
gas
Corp.—Common
Xerox
The
.
THE
and
certain
to
Registered—
The
oil
On
Del.,
manager of an underwriting group, announced the
offering of 150,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $18 per share.
Of the shares offered, 80,000 were
sold
for
the company, and the remaining 70,000
shares for the account of certain selling stockholders.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
37,000
common
of
shares
59.1%
total
high in the
Corporation, Wilmington,
12, Laird & Co.,
Nov.
registra¬
produced and saved from'each Program
lease, as the Program's working interest bears to the total working
interest and (c) 25%^. of the Program's net profit from each lease
after the Program has recovered its entire investment in the lease.
the
of
a new
history
•
company
of
term
have
is engaged fa
and the installation of
statement
tion
Refreshment Stand
Theatres, Inc., sub¬
for the sale of
will be operated
coast, of which
metropolitan area. Mr.
estimates annual sales volume at $3.2 million, or the
of $16 million to the sales of ABC Vending during the
the contract. Total
revenues of ABC Vending for 196-3
Sherman
^
-
to
Finance
confirmed the report that a
are
warrants is
finance con¬
contract had been signed with RKO
Glen Aid en Corp. Refreshment stands
confections, foods, beverages and tobacco products
in 62 RKO motion picture theatres from coast to
3D theatres are in the greater New York
__
these
1989
PST) at the
of
sidiary
construction projects, debt, re-
leasing
New
—
Chairman, has
Benjamin Sherman,
five-year
Gardena, Calif.,
Broadway,
Corp.
Vending
ABC
common
of
$60,-
Contract-
partner-,
ship), to be offered for public sale at $5,000 per unit by. Trans'
The company, of 6067 Sherry Lane, Dallas, Texas filed a regis¬
america.
No
underwriting is involved.
However, a commission
tration statement with the SEC on Nov. 13 covering 74.000 shares
will be paid to any licensed dealer selling these securities under
of
stock by the company ana an additional 37,000 out¬
certain conditions.
Proceeds will be useel to evaluate, acquire and
standing common shares by the present holders thereof. The offer¬
hold oil and gas leaseholds and to explore or drill for oil and gas,
ing is to be made by underwriters headed by Eppler, Guerin &
primarily in Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Colorado and Wyoming.
Organized in July, 1963, Transamerica is primarily a service' or¬
Turner, Inc., 1600 Fidelity Union Tower, Dallas, Texas.
The pro¬
posed offering price (maximum $11 per share) and underwriting
ganization, managing the investments
of Program Unit Funds.
terms
to be supplied by amendment.
Also included in the regis¬
D.
L. Hawes is President,
Board Chairman and principal stock7 holder.
Transamerica will receive as compensation for its services
tration statement are an additional 11,000 shares which have been
reserved
for
issuance
upon
exercise of five-year warrants pur¬
(a) 6%
of all Program Funds expended, (b) an overriding royalty
chased for $110 by the principal underwriter.
The exercise price
interest which shall bear the same relationship^ tq one-sixteenth
Registered—
will be
Co.—Bond Sale Planned
News of Business and
.
used for new
be
general construction, equipment
cryogenic and hydraulic systems.
LaSalle St.," Chicago, filed a
SE'C on Nov. 1 covering (for
Opticks, Inc.—Common
of
received Feb. 25, 1964 (8:30 a.m.
company's office 601 West Fifth St., Los Angeles.
Proceeds
will be used to repay bank loans and
struction.—V. 198, p. 1681.
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
'
Oct. 28, 1963' filed a "Reg. A" covering
-to be offered at $7, through Quinn & Co.,
M.
to
and working
payment,
Units
primary distribution)
of
Tax-Exempt Bond Fund,
-
New York,
announced plans to sell
bonds, series R, due
company
the
1963,
13,
Nov.
Bids
\
1704.
196,
The
South
statement
registration
at
to general funds
Tidmarsh
Nuveen
York, wjll
finance the ac¬
short-term loans, and
repay
first and refunding mortgage
competitive bidding.
; v
company,
42,850
Registered—
John
and Shepard Spies.
Tidmarsh Ventures,
'
...
to
California Edison
Southern
On
a
operating
the-amount
of
proceeds
000,000
Instruments, Inc.—Common Registered—
of 170 Pearl Street, South Braintree, Mass., filed
a registration
statement with the SEC on Nov. 13 covering 18,214
outstanding shares of common stock which may be sold (maximum
$12.00 per share) by certain stockholders of the company in the
over-the-counter market or at private sale. The selling stockholders
acquired these shares as a part of the consideration received by them
in connection with the company's acquisition in July, 1963 of 99%
of the outstanding stock -of Opto-Electronic Devices, Inc., presently
its only subsidiary.
The company will receive none of the proceeds
from the sale.
The company is engaged in the -development/ manu¬
facture and sale of electronic devices
and controls'. Richard T.
Fisher, President,' owns approximately 13.5%
of the outstanding
/ 461,869
shares of common stock.
The prospectus lists 27 sellingstockholders.
The largest, block'- (8,100 shares ) is being registered
for possible' sale by
Continental Capital Corp. of San Francisco.
proposed public
Peac.htree St., N. W., Atlanta, Ga.
order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon, request, 6n
question whether the suspension order should be vacated or
The
fifth Ave., New
headquartered at 600
company,
the
Sigma
The
W.
680
Investors,
1963
additional oil and gas properties,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
the principal underwriter.—V.
198, p. 1788.
the company's sale of additional stock will
of the company and used to meet exist¬
small business concerns, for new investments
of, or loans to,,small business concerns, and
for general corporate purposes.
The company now has outstanding
518,930 common shares, of which management officials own 34.6%.
Royal National Bank of New York owns 6.7% and Louis H. Taxin,
President, 5.2%. Shareholders number 68. Ail stockholders except
the said Bank, Taxin, and Sandor Bruck, a director (their holdings
aggregate 83,736 shares), are selling 12^2% of their holdings in
the company.
;
' ;
;v.
,_
suspending a
Securities Act
stock offering by North
to a
respect
with
1933
of
American
15,978
quisition of
ing commitments to
in equity securities
for pur¬
;
: - "
15,602
1963,
12,
Nov.
The
use
Net proceeds of
added
be
Inc.—Offering Susp'd—
the
13
Nov,
company
cerns."
SEC issued an order temporarily
Regulation A exemption from registration under the
On
regis¬
a
nondiversified closed-end investment manage¬
which makes investments in "small business con¬
is
15,582
30,241
16,050
registration statement
sinking fund debentures.
130,000 sha/res
A1 Blumberg
company
ment
outstanding stock
time
from
chase
Co.
to
30,378
Corp.—Debenture Sale Planned—
the company announced that it plans to file
shortly covering $150,060,000 of 25-year
Oil
Sinclair
On
Registered
of 60 East 42nd Street, New York, filed
With the SEC on Nov. 13 covering
stock, of which 65,000 shares are to be
payable
32,233
15,582
a
a
is
of the financing,
the company intends to use $9,000,000 to prepay in full its existing
bank indebtedness incurred in connection with, the acquisition in :
January 1963 of about 89%
of the outstanding stock of Northern
Life; an estimated $2,000,000 may be applied as part of the com¬
pany's investment in
a
proposed insurance joint venture with ,
Greyhound Corp.; and the balance may be used for the acquisition
of
Seattle, is engaged in catch¬
King crab.—V. 194, p. 2445.
are
stock of
of the outstanding
and 94.0% of the
Of the net proceeds
Co.
Insurance
on
32,332
corporate
capital and other
company,
common
419
32,600
Proposed Registrations
offered for
public sale by the company and 65;000, being outstanding stock,
by the present holders thereof.
According to the prospectus, the
J.3 0,000 shares are to be
"initially offered to friends of manage¬
ment," and thereafter to the public.
The offering is to be made
best efforts basis by H. M. Frumkes & Co.; and the public
offering price (maximum $6.60 per share) and underwriting terms
to be supplied by amendment.
A finders' feo of $.039 per share
of
427
November 14,
share
1963.
the basis of one
of record Nov. 25,
Corp.—Common
Business Funds
Royal
The
J 33
repurchases.
tration statement
North
246
1800 Westlake North,
and distributing Alaska
Pan-Alaska of
High St., Columbus, Ohio, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 1 covering 1,250.000
shares of class A ($2.50 par) and 500,000 shares of class B common
(50 cents par). It is proposed to offer thesb shares for public sale
through underwriters headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc., 30 Wall
St., New York, and J. C. Bradford & Co., Inc., 418 Union St.,
Nashville. The public, offering price (maximum $17.50 per share)
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the business of holding substantial or
controlling stock interests in other companies, primarily life in¬
surance
companies. It owns 99.2%
of the outstanding stock of
Nationwide Life Insurance Co., 56.3%
of the outstanding stock of
of
company
133
•
,
packing
-
,
Corp.—Common Registered—
Nationwide
used for working
to be
are
purposes.
ing,
Continued from page 1
or warrants held
involved.
shares
three
each
for
Stocks
♦Includes
warrant holders, on
and
stockholders
by
and
Gold
64
151
32,174
15,582
72
33,031
15,583
183'
Held*— 33,179
15,582
Reserves———
Free
October-
Week
August
Sept.
Oct.
Oct. 30
Nov. G
Nov. 13
Year-Ago Year-Ago
-Month of-
Week Ending———-
——
ing the total up to $52
General Corporation
CREDIT DATA
FEDERAL RESERVE
AVERAGE OF
^
gold stock stayed the same for the 13th week in a row
The end of September showed the Stabilization Fund gained
The
sizably increased
Nov. 13, but on average
market sell-off by
outflow and the huge open
V-'V
The
,
City banks
New York
the $266 million increase in the float,
a drop in deposits permitting required reserves to
go down $130 million. Con¬
tracting reserves was a $375 million increase in money in circulation on a daily
average basis for the week.
Spot free reserves for the Wednesday past was
$6 million, down $43 million from Nov. 6. The Wednesday-to-Wednesday data
similarly show a large outflow of currency, from the banks—at $540 million.
A drop in required reserves of $247 million and the $540 float spot increase
and
governments
of
addition
lion
3
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1936)
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
g
Frcdutis
Air
vately—On
distributor
and
related
Chemicals,
&
Nov.
Inc.
industrial
of
equipment,
Notes
—
Pa.,
that
Snyder Co.,
Pri¬
producer
gases and
medical
and
announced
Sold
than
Allentown,
this
13,
it
had
is
placement through Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Inc., of $25,000,000 principal amount of 5lk % promis¬
sory notes due Oct. 1, 1983, with a group of institu¬
been
the
investors.
sold
Of
investors, prior to June 30,
additional $9,000,000 of such notes.
1965,
to
up
of
have
to
198,
Instrument
influence
favorable
Manufacturing
Industries,
this
they were awarded at competitive sale an issue of
$5,100,000 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 4y$% equip¬
with
subsidiary
ment
trust
4V8%
coupon.
ing
4%%
'
;
-
.
Co.—Proposed
Inc.,
more
Snyder
1948
consolidated
future
on
A-'"
951.
p.
stock.
common
representative since
Oklahoma. This new
and
Texas
a
1963, in exchange for not
31,
sales
Barton
a
cities
Windsor
Bell
The
issue.—V.
197,
Howeil Co.—New Foreign
&
financing will be used by Air Prod¬
bank loans and to provide additional
funds for capital expenditures.—V. 198, p. 3.
in
Subsidiary—
Belgium
by a subsidiary of The Rank Organization.
it is the headquarters and focal point for the European
Community, we look for significantly increased growth.
of the Belgian market," Mr. Wagner said.—V. 198, p. 1632.
"Because
Ltd.—Secondary Offering—On Nov. 12,
1963, it was reported that a secondary offering of
131,097 shares of this firm's common stock had been
vmade through Lehman Brothers and D. H. Blair &
Co., New York.—V. 198,
p.
675.
' ;L
,
'
1964
Blauner's—Name
On
the
'
Nov.
11,
Exchange
Stock
American
company's name had been changed to Gale
ticker symbol is GAE.—-V. 195, p. 2929.
that
reported
See
Investment
Co.
,
Industries,
Inc.
On
Its new
Investment Co.
American
American
to
approved
Nov,
8
On
Co. of Illinois—Name Change,
Nov.
American
the
at
recent
a
effective
Co.,
meeting,
it
Lawrence M. Curtiss, President.
is being effected by merging
30,
Nov.
1963,
announced
was
The
on
wholly-owned
a
1989
at
sub¬
American Investment Co., into the parent company, Amer¬
Co.
of
Illinois, with the parent assuming the
the
merged subsidiary.
Under these circumstances, Dela¬
law does not require a vote of stockholders.—V. 198, p. 1740.
Machine
American
the
&
In
Foundry
in
Plant
Co.—Acquires U. S.
&
Foundry
York,
has
Co.
the
from
Pa.
the
purchased
States
United
excellent
Naval
Government,
The
with
con.ract
the
The
additional facilities and
competence
represented by the plant and its highly skilled per¬
sonnel give us a solid base for future growth.
We will use these
to improve AMF's competitive position
and profitability."
Navy.
Pl?.nt. was offered to industry by the GSA
going concern. The U. S. Navy, which has been
operating the York Plant, also announced that it had awarded a
$25 million supply contract to AMF. effective the day of the com¬
pany's take-over of the plant.—V. 198, p. 1740.
Ordnance
Naval
purchase
as
Nov.
this
Finance
Corp.—Notes
Privately—
reported that $4,000,000 of
12, 1963, it was
47/8% senior notes
firm's
been
Sold
Nov.
due
1978, had
Brothers &
1,
sold
privately through Salomon
Hutzler, New York.—V. 197, p. 2247.
the
8
Nov.
change
Co., Inc.—N. Y. S. E. Listing
Board
approved
Co.,
Inc.
Dec.
9,
the
Trading
time
stock
On
Nov.
such
stock
has
been
since
1962.—V.
28,
Baldwin-Montrose
Rubber
of
the
York
New
Stock
listed
it
198,
Division—
Co.
the
for
an
Pontiac
at
price
aggregate
the
option
Pontiac,
Michigan
plant
Nov.
continue
and
before
that
it
cal,
plans
Mono-Sol
ture
plastics,
excess
Ohio,
Banco
the
and
announced
company
the
real
estate
equipment
at
in
the
intention
its
to
dis- '
Baldwin
Rubber Division's
plants and
City, and Norwalk. The company also
expand operations of its Montrose Chemi¬
to
chemicals
and
Rubber
Divisions, which
rubber
products.
technical
manufac¬
(Portugal)—Financing
On
Nov. 12, it was reported that the
Fomento Nacional of Lisbon is borrowing
—
de
funds
the
in'
Luxembourg
in the amount of 13,000,000
European Units of Account through a banking group
ment
by
first
The issue, which is guaranteed
by the Government
Portugal and is in the amoupt of 13,000,000 Euro¬
Units of Account, consists of 3,000,000 in 514%
notes, due in 3, 4 and 5 years, which are not being
offered, publicly, and 10,000,000 in 5y2% bonds, due
which are priced at 97M>%.
European Unit of Account, which is approxi¬
mately equivalent to $1, permits the payment of
principal and interest in any of 17 European curren¬
cies at the option of the holders.
Banco
de
of
Fomento
granting
medium-
and
long-term credit to
encourage the economic development of the
country.
The present loan will have a
principal objective of
improving the country's balance of payments, and its
production and transportation of electric energy.
Barton
Barton
ings
and
Instrument
Instrument
the
fourth
Net sales totaled
1963
up
earnings
with
prior
of
fiscal
announced
$1,862,991
$108,501,
or
year,
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher--Acq.
acquisition
$1,336,612
were
$100,131
each
The
from
has
15
for
on
period.
company
same
to
17
in
sales
and
earn¬
months
cents
ended
months
per
of
share,
Sept.
1962.
30,
Net
compared
share for, the first quarter of the
655,750 shares outstanding at the end
the
.
acquisition
of
all
the
stock
of
share per annum
$5 dividend paid
198,
On
Nov.
the
18,
1963,
American
i74i,
of
of
Indian
-A
quired
CAN-TEX
Sewer
for
Sewer
Pipe
'
Change—
Change—
C.
Clemens,
include' offices,
stockholders
approved
the
filiated
with,
and
In
Southeastern
through
gas
City Gas Co.'s
the
around
Brevard
Gallle
nation's
underground pipelines, which will be¬
integrated natural gas system serving
space flight launching center.
y
cities
County
Titusville
and
Cocoa, Cocoa Beach, Melbourne,
granted 30-year natural gas fran-
qf
have
City Gas Co.—V.
to
1232. ' "y• A
198, p.
parent
the
will
Owensboro
corporation
continue
CAN-TEX
Sewer
Pipe
operations
Industries
as
the
Texas
in
Texas
.corporation
Mineral
Wells,
Vitrified
Cannelton
was
Sewer
V.
CAN-TEX
p.
Approved—
that
action
29,
corporations
af¬
will
be
will
continue
as
the
merged
corporation
new
into
CAN-TEX
<
Stock
of
The
is
other
the
business
six
■The
form
additional
of
Y A
1.
H.
Plesset,
in
two
6V2%
made
consisted
subordinated
note
addition,
101,961
The
CapTech
shares
common
second
amount
of
$275,000.
of
investment
$75,000
The
convertible
holds
warrants
in
was
bringing
their
"At
subordinated
this
firm
the
of
$3.08
"Net
third
of
Resistor
position
form
of
Corp.
in
to
debentures.
and
able
of
For
will
operating
shares of
profit
of
1962.
of
capital
tinue
The
half
ance
value
"While
to
gains,
increase
report
of
the
for
possible
our
we
cent
share
per
company's
major
anticipate
that
moderately,." Dr.
stated
share
losses
1
or
current
possible
per
30,
1963,
CapTech had
an
profit of $29,289 or 3.4 cents per share on the 857.600
common
stock outstanding, compared with an operating
$8,485
of
Sept.
that
was
and
the
fiscal
losses.
$8.99
$8.94
of
the
corresponding
interest
is
Charles
See
Of
The
period
achievement
operating profit in
applied toward
has
been
Sept.
before
the
Ritz,
will
the
con¬
an
Burlington
Inc.—Merger
this issue.—'V.
&
Quincy
of
for
1962
198,
p.
197,
p.
RR.
13
cents
1963.
1963.
22,
will
also
$28,377,-
per
of 1963 are equivalent to
share (adjusted for stock
nine months of
the
third
1962.
,
of
quarter
1963
were
$9,-
respectively.
Comparable results for the
$4,569,457 and $114,184,806. respecearnings are equivalent to 97 cents
were
1963
meeting,
per
were
(adjusted
share
for stock
the CBS Board declared a cash divi¬
the company's common stock, pay¬
the close of business
on
to stockholders of record at
A,
'
declared
a
!
A
stock dividend of 3%,
payable Dec.
16,
Nov. 22. 1963.
No fractional shores
with the stock dividend: stockholders
stockholders of record
to
issued
in
connection
non-transferable
receive
fractional
forms
order
their
for
shares.
interest
■
.
in
>
"It
is
expected that the additional shares resulting from . the
split will be distributed .about Feb.
15, 1964. and that a first
quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on the split shares will
be paid in March of 1964."—V. 198.
p. 770.
firstallow¬
1963, CapTech's net asset
deducting the allowance for
deductions.—V.
Nov.
1417.
Approved—
1232.
Colwell Co.—Net Higher—
The
company
volume
well,
Net
for
for
Equipment'
Trust Certificates Sold—On Nov.
12, Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, New
York, and associates announced that
June
March
For
period,
record profits and loan production
it was announced by Bundy Col¬
•
after taxes amounted to $342,003. or 62c per share,
ended Sept. 30, 1963. For the six month period
first-half
(Note:
to
has established
six-month
earnings
the
ended
— s
a
President.
$235,565,
Chicago,
sales
1963
,
30,
after
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc.,
the
operating profit
Plesset said.
our
entire
year
As
in
J
for the first nine
$367,319,955 respectively.
and
months
nine
first
quarter
Now.
6.
"Directors
be
a
Comparable results
with $2.09
the
$121,868,940,
45
Dec.
1963,
and
to propose to stock¬
will be submitted to
on Dec. 20., 1963.
months of
first nine
first
in
and
Third
the
dend
.'
on
ended
the
$19,157,177
the
for
quarter
"At
6^2%
earnings
months'
by
William
S. Paley,
CBS
President.
Following is the, text
share compared with 50 cents per share
dividend) earned in the third quarter of 1962.
CapTech is currently negotiating additional long-term loans with
equity of $300,000 in Tasker Instruments Corp. and
in Del-Vac Engineering Co., both portfolio companies. months
for
were
earned
income
tively.
the
in
Cal-R
7-year
$100,000
six
nine
record
$395,145,909A
per,share compared
007,672
total
a
of
"Earnings
of
the
in
Sales,
announced
Stanton,
meeting
1962
'
the
split,
were
per
total
in
subject
Frank
income
sales
on
months
to $800,000.
purchase
California
is
be
statement.
today's
Systems
$300,000
average
1963, will receive for each share
so
valued, plus
a
Utton
pay
.stock
and
"CBS net
689
to shareholders
Ultronic
at
'"
on
Stock
CBS Directors voted
holders a 2-for-l stock split.
The proposal
stockholders at a special meeting to be held
'
CapTech's
investment
new
in
to
Ultronic.
of
of
valued
Litton
each
for
A
or
before
share of Clifton
prices of Litton
option
4Mj%
will
increase
dividends)
investments
distribution
Stock
in
$20
to
at
proposed
Chairman,
port¬
Chairman
and
announced
Corp., bringing CapTech's total investment
In
$375,000
President
company,
note
dividend
1.—
report.
5-year
a
Ernest
investment
months'
Litton
in
Stock
their
exercise
in
the trans¬
about
or
on
to
receive
,
additional
an
to
contemplated that
Dec. 2, 1953.
and it is
1963,
fail
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—Record
during the six months ended Sept. 30, 1963, and
negotiating additional commitments totaling $565,000
companies,
small
the
in
invested
a
and
Earnings—Proposed Stock Split—
companies
currently
to
has
■
after five years the principal sum of $7.20
payable annually. During the first year the
to Litton's right to set off losses, if
resulting from any claim by Litton under the sale agreement.
198, p. 1840.
A
- A
-V,'
—V.
Higher—
company
of
period prior to Dec. 3,
a
interest
'"any,
Capital For Technical Industries, Inc.—New Invest¬
folio
$24.75
for
29.
who
1963,
corporate
of
ments—Net
■
conditions
consummated
corporate note
A A"
Dec.
Nov.
be
Clifton
with
of
Nov..
on
on
for
will
29,
Stock
general
A.AY Y A
issuance
California
certain
Stockholders
Nov.
at
divisions
.
with
Inc.
A
,
offices
general
of
and
called
be
'
Oct.
on
•
permit by the Commissioner of Cor¬
to
approval by the stockholders of
in the sale agreement.
.-A. :
A meeting of Clifton stockholders to approve the acquisition will
Tex-Vit Manufacturing
with plants in Mineral
Co.,
Industries,
merged intd
Pipe
with
Pipe.
the
porations
various
Texas.
1156,
194,
y
7, John P. Glass,
subject to
Co., and Florida Sewer
divisions of
the Indiana
Inc.
Cannelton, Indiana/ Texas Vitrified
Co., and Southwestern Plastic Pipe
Wells, Texas and Phoenix, Arizona,
Nov.
Clifton
Vitrified
company,
-
President of Clifton Precision Products
announced that he has been authorized by the Directors of Clifton
to execute the agreement for the acquisition by Litton Industries,
Inc." of the assetsSof Clifton. Consummation of the acquisition is
;
by, Cannelton Sewer Pipe Co., Cannel¬
Pipe Co., Mineral Wells, Texas.
setup there will be two corporations, each named
Industries, Inc. Cannelton Sewer Pipe Co., the original
Co.,
^offices
On
new
CAN-TEX
Y
,
Co., Inc.—Directors Ap¬
Asset Sale—
prove
issue.
announced
of
merger
and
plants
gas
proparje
Gas
Propane
A -A. A -,A A'A
part of
The
controlled
or
Texas
the
Pipe
has
facili¬
new
to Washing¬
pipeline systems—were
ac¬
Co., Indian River's parent
underground
and
properties
area
Eau
..'/
Co.—-Merger
President,
of
acquired all of the Brevard County. Fla., properties
Gas Co.
to increase its operations in
the Cape
propane
A chises
V/'.'a vy; •:
'
redeem
1012.
p.
this
Co.,
construction;
Many of Indian River's 9,200 Brevard County customers presently
A
Canneilton
Eugene
Pipe
Sold
River
from
receive
Industries, Inc.—New Name—7
Cannelton
-'A
8,1*68,
company.
5.45%
stock of the company was listed
under the symbol CA.—V. 198,
common
Exchange
on
of Washington, Pa.—Notes
incurred
facilities—which
The
storage
a-; -;.'7
.
Name
the
Stock
the $20 par value
that stock for the
on
1533.
p.
Citizens Water Co. supplies water
C&I18»V6r&l
the
months.
three
million
pei;
'I
announced
highs
10
for the three
the
equal
cents
based
new
within
the $2.75
Caldor, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
'
on
divi¬
City Gas Co. of Florida—Acquires Gas Properties—
additional
-
Nacional, financed largely
by the Government of Portugal, has a primary pur¬
pose
197,
an
on
with the first 'dividend payment
made in March, 1964. This would be
the
debt
City Gas has
15, 1963, it was reported that the company had changed
The Deltona Corp.
The new symbol on the American
will be DLT.—V.
shares
were
split
annual
.
to
Exchange
stock
the
share
Clifton Precision Products
maximum of 15 years,
The
The
Nov.
name
Stock
of
pean
and
,
Rupe & Co., Dallas, of
bonds.—V. 197, p. 2352.
new
the
388,080.
now
if
and
2,161,920
now
is
that
hats
The
Dallas
the
place
per
with
years.—V.
pre¬
ton, Pa., and adjacent communities.
men's
Bradford
purchase agreement, Byer-Rolnick will acquire all the
Weinberg,
except
cash,
real
estate
and
investment
mortgage
$5.40
shares
additional funds for construction
■_
come
headed
jointly by the Societe Beige de Banque, the
Banque Lapibert and the Krediet.bank, all of Brus¬
sels.
Glore. Forgan & Co. and
White, Weld & Co.,
New York, the American members of the
group, are
participating in the private placement of this issue.
ties.
exact purchase price will be
based on Weinberg's
30, 1963 balance sheet. It is estimated that the cash portion
purchase price will be approximately $2,000,000.
To finance this acquisition and provide the company with ade¬
quate working capital, Byer-Rolnick has contracted for the place¬
ton,
Banco de Fomento Nacional
Arranged
sale
Cass
Peninsular
and
the
from
1963.
6,
the
of
Pontiac,
Michigan and Norwalk, Ohio,
of $1,000,000. Baldwin-Montrose
Norwalk,
Dec.
1963,
4,
at
City,
withdraw
operations
operations
stated
to
in
'
per
.
the
of
outstanding issue of preferred stock, and to Pro¬
vide
stores.
markets
and
McAndrew,
to
shares is
announced
share being
compared
several
short-term
an
the
See
Cass
Kevin
to
$1.80
per
AA
instead
p
unissued
but
^AA';'':
$6,666
now
outstanding
previously
intend
of
the
from
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York,
negotiated the placements with institutional investors.
Proceeds from the financing will be used to repay
;
Nov.
"
and
clothing
men's
Churchill,x
18k had
increased
was
Privately—On Nov. 14, 1963, the company announced
the ,private placement of $800,000 of 4%% first mort¬
gage bonds, due 1993, and 5,000 shares ($100 par) of
4.70% cumulative preferred stock.
\
ap¬
garments
manufactures
Corp.,
they
cents
the
of
assets
Baldwin
V On
Nov.
12,
the company announced, that
it had
signed
a
contract
with
Industrial
Plants
Corp. of New York,
New .York,
for the sale of real estate and equipment of
the Baldwin Rubber
Division
Hat
Resistol,
securities.
p.
Sells
—
the
Under
and
American
offered
1532.
p.
Chemical
the
on
publicly
was
department stores and
as
Ecuadorian labels.
its
Ex¬
:
.
C. K. P. Developments, Inc.—Name
Approved—
Tex.,
30, 1963, Byer-Rolnick will
of the Weinberg Corp.,
Byer-Rolnick
under
of
is
'
Citizens Water Co.
the corporate activities Also, stock¬
of $2,750,000 5.45% first mortgage
men's
share
shares
Name
—
issuance
handmade
had
equivalent
officially acquire the oper¬
a
private company
which:
under
the
brand
of
Oxford (CQ) Clothes, and will operate it as a new and whollyowned subsidiary retaining
the name "Weinberg Corp." Weinberg
manufactures and sells its clothing on a nation-wide basis through
its factory and sales office in Chicago to high-grade retail outlets
of the common stock of The B. V. D.
that exchange
is scheduled
to
begin on
exchanges
Feb.
on
Governors
the
each
authorized
basis
45
stock,
the
A" AY
manufactures
listing
on
The
1963.
Cincinnati
of
of
to reflect the change in
On
B. V. D.
acquisition
split of the "com¬
1
effective Nov.
■■■!'.V-
'■>
of
number
of
of
-
4, stockholders of the corporation, of Garland,
the
3 for
a
was
authorized
of
•
dend
ating-assets
'
a
Associates
a
'
,
bonds.
of
in
Chase
1741.
value
The
approved
Payment will be made
of State & Congress
Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine Street,
number
2,550.000.
to
Par
Directors
corner
~
-
:
total
$20.-,,",
(3)
Dec.
interest.
& Trusty Co.,
The
or
p.
holders authorized
of
potenti?l in our forward planning," Mr. Burgess said.
going to operate a fine plant with $25 million of business
are
On
198,
Nov.
Corp.
AMF
under
latter
(2)
operating assets of the Weinberg
Corp., Chicago, it was announced by Harry Rolnick, President.
In
other
actions,
stockholders
approved
management's
recom¬
mendation
to change the name of the company to Byer-Rolnick
Burgess, AMP Chairman.
13, by Carter L.
AMF's bid,
the General Services Administration
paid $9,GOG,000 for the plant.
Consummation of
sale between the U. S. Government and AMF is
contingent
on
routine, internal governmental clearances and
is
scheduled to
take place in time to^ permit: the company to
take
over the facility on Feb.
1, 1.964.
/> >
"AMF has bought a going concern with built-in contracts and an
that
agreement
has
850,000
Bonds—
Byer - Rolnick Hat Corp. — Acquisition
Change—Bond Issue Approved—
accepting
stated
at
Redeem
redemption on
for
accrued
plus
Bank
Street
Boston,
Y.—V.
On
announced on Nov.
was
first
5'/*%
1057a %
at
State
proved
Machine
American
Ordnance
On
197,
.
past
Plant—
V
On
(lpThe
of
ware
..
Co.—To
called
the
-/A;V;-./"-1':;' A
:
■
which
shareholders
by
following results:
listed
was
6, 1963, all of
first and collateral mortgage bonds due April
has
its outstanding
1,
change
Streets,
for
company
under the symbol BOM.—V.
Exchange
Edison
company
N.
"We
Stock
the
of
number
was
Investment
now;
stock
common
;•••-
Brockton
investment Co. of
of American:
name
ican
name
the
the
1737.
p.
sidiary,
it
1963
4,
approved
shareholders
A/'
12,
stock.
action
vious
Investment
directors
by
by
,The
issue.
1, 1978, inclusive.—V. 198, p. 952.
Nov.
The
Listing—
-
fehange in the corporate
"A
Illinois
Illinois, this
of
Bowmar Instrument Corp.—A. S. E.
on
American Investment
Approved—
(Del.)—New Name—
for
Chicago Title & Trust Co.—Stock Split Approved
/
pany's
American
98.6377
certificates, which
to Dec.
Change Effective—/
the
1963
of
f
company
Economic
Aluminium
bid
a
on
A competing bid of 98.345, also pain¬
coupon, came from Halsey, Stuart & Co.
are non-callable, were republic sale at prices to yield from 3.85%
for those due June 1, 1964 to 4.30% for the June 1,
1974 to Dec. 1, 1978 maturities.
*
Rated Aa by Moody's and AA by Standard & Poor's,
the certificates will be secured by new equipment
estimated to cost $6,417,000, and are guaranteed as
to principal and dividends by Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad Co.
.p,.7".; ;a;.X,a
They will mature in 30 semi-annual installments
of $170,000 on each June 1 and Dec. 1 from June 1,
Belgium
repay
certificates
offered for
1737.
p.
a
The
Merger—
has established a distributing company in Brussels,
according to an announcement on Nov. 5, by Everett P.
Wagner, President of Bell & Howell's International Division.
Tne new subsidiary, Bell & Howell Belgium, S. A., will distribute
amateur
photographic and audio-visual products formerly marked
an
Proceeds of the
to
key
Bates
See,
as
such
same
ucts
in
expected
amount, $16,000,000 has
corporation has agreed to sell to
the
and
acted'
earnings.—V.
for the private
tional
has
offices
arranged
Inc., effective Oct.
shares of Barton
33,000
Co.
the
or
30
in
the
fiscal
previous
45c per share.
The
company
has
year,
the
net
to
amounted
'
;
changed
its
fiscal
year
from
Dec.
31
31.)
six
months
ended
Sept.
30,
1963,
a
total
of 5,496 loans
^
Number 63174.
198
Voume
ized
originated, compared to 4,207 loans
the six month period ended June 30,
1962.
/
Income from loan
origination fees during the first-half of the
current
fiscal
year
amounted to $1,127,475, up 62%
over the
$693,026 loan origination
income produced during the first-half
in the prior fiscal year.
'
/ •.
%
"At
Sept.
30,
1963, our
loan management portfolio reached
another historic milestone when it exceeded $700 million in prin¬
cipal
balances
outstanding," Colwell said. "Servicing fees now
constitute approximately 40% of our total income.—V. 198, p. 1840.
valued
$95,575,556
at
valued
at
(1937)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
were
number
of
of
shares
from
stock
common
agreement,
1,000,000
to
750,000
iilters,
outstanding. ' The company produces air cleaners,
and aerospace equipment in five plants
in four
V
•/■.'■•,'
Woodworth,
trustee
of the Cargill Foundation and
"I.:
Arnold,
:'%.:'%/■••.
C.
Robert
retired
director
and
Cargill,
of
director
a
Hannaford
seven-
to
Hodgdon
Robert
—V.
V
.
198,
'•
fering
Stockholders
to
new
one
C.
■
increase
elevator
$293,205,404, as of Sept.
among the 43 commercial banks
located in New York City and 120th among tne 13,5/0 commercial
banks in the country. •'.%/
/
The bank operates
15 offices, 14 of which are located in the
City of New York and one of which is located in Nassau County.
The bank is headquartered at 116 Fifth Ave., New York.
.
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
pari
1970—
inc. debs, due Dec. 30,
5>/4%
Outstanding
the
$6,000,000
be
following
Dover,
stock
Durham,
D.
stock,
the
Dec.
Trust
York,
New
Co.,
'
/
has
been
ap¬
the corporation.
"
•
"/'//
/"'"
Corp.—Partial Redemptions—
Acceptance
has
corporation
stock
B
into
shares
at
of
shares
198,
of
—V.
the
stock
Dover
of
^
on
'
T
Co.,
Trust
the
has
York
New
been
ap¬
stock of the corporation.
common
stock
period
for
share
each
has
operation of
company
..r
of
1968
to
Jan/ 1,
from
Redemptions—
called for redemption * on
Dec. <15, 1963,
through
the sinking fund, $480,000 of its 6% sub¬
ordinated debentures due Oct. 1, 1982 at 100% plus accrued inter¬
est. Payment
will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80
Pine St.,
N. Y.—V. 198, p. 1234.
~
'
Tlie*
,
Georgia
1634.
p.
York
for
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Partial
to convert' any
entitled
common
*
common
during
time
any
Corp.—Appointment—
New
transfer agent
198, p. 1635.
pointed
series
time. The
any
Bank
1968.
1.
will be
.
2%
of
at
B
1969.—V.
31,
after Jan.
Artists
General
Chemical
2 6/7
at
rate
series
the
York
New
1634.
called for' redemption on
Dec. 9, 1963,
through operation of
the sinking fund, $300,000 of itk 6V\%
subordinated debentures due Nov. 1, 1974 at 100%. Payment will
be made at the First National City Bank, N. Y.—V. 198, p. 1841.
shares of common stock for each share of
any time during the period commencing on the
ending on Dec. 31, 1967; and
of
rate
B
At
price, the respective percentages set forth below
of
capital stock offered hereby which are not sub¬
scribed for through the exercise, of subscription rights:,
\
•/■•'.'/' •'
% v.
■ J:.''
:
Francis I. duPont, A. C. Allyn, Inc.__——56
retired
be
may
series
the
closing date and
subscription
all shares of
Bank
p.
General
said.
,
basis:
the
At
series
stock
A
redeemed
of
their
of
all
or
821,100 shs.
series
may
holders
The
agreed, subject to certain terms and conditions, to purchase from
the bank, and the bank has agreed to sell to the underwriters, at
the
stock
B
named below have severally
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
The
share.
198,
The
acquisition plan, Dover will issue 6,942 shares of 5%
cumulative preferred stock, series A, and 18,058 shares of 4Va%
cumulative convertible preferred stock,
series B, in exchange for
Hunter-Hayes' assets.
Series A and
B
shareholders will be entitled to one vote per
,
Authorized
821,100 shs,
$6,000,000
\r//
($5
Capital stock
elevators.
of
Hunter-Hayes'
of uncompleted
be
'
>
the
Under
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
of
will
and a backlog
$6,000,000,"- Fred
repair business
work
in
excess
of
President
repair
and
Dover
to
.:
•.
/
pointed co-transfer agent for the common stock of
—V.
$4,000,000.
exceeds
importance
and
and
Chairman
size
in
12th
ranked
1963,
volume
contract
new
service,
the/installation,
to
sales
maintenance
%;
with deposits of
bank,
BUSINESS—The
30,:
Chemical
is
considerable
"Of
•,
Gard Corp.—Appointment—
(Andy)
and
exclusively
-
..
,
,
subject to the approval of stockholders of both
the receipt of a: satisfactory tax ruling.
,/■■//•
is
the
largest
non-manufacturing
independent
company
in the United States. Its activities are devoted
plan
•'
'
\
.
agreement
the signing of an
announced
Hunter-Hayes
will be used
proceeds, estimated at. $1,414,127,
capital and surplus.
^
Net
to
The
companies
.
Annual
:/.%.-
writer.
Dover Corp.
.
%
this issue.
Blauner's,
See
Rights will expire Nov. 25. Francis I. duPont,
Allyn, Inc., New York, is the principal under¬
1963.
A.
6,
Nov.
acquire the assets of the Hunter-Hayes Elevator Co. of Dallas,
Texas, in exchange for $2,500,000 of two classes of preferred stock.
to
addi¬
capital shares at $31 per share, on the basis of
share for each 17 held of record Oct. 30,
tional
On
The Bank is offering its
—
right to subscribe for 45,617
the
stockholders
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
'•
^
,
Industries, Inc.—New Name—
Gale
Dover
corporation™.^^-
a
Inc
Co.,
/
,
40,000
20,000
15,000
15,000
10,000
:
Z
& Co
Talbot,
&
&
Inc.__
Co.,
1.
p.
4
•
Shares
Inc._^
Co.
&
&
Sears
Draper,
Minne¬
Inc,,
fill a vacancy on the
member board.
The vacancy was created by retirement" of
H. Donaldson, Minneapolis.—V. 198, p. 1840.
elected
was
the number
opposite their
purchased:
set forth
are
;// -,•%!:..
Wilkens
Teller
Albert
,
Vice-President
senior
apolis,
selling stockholders
offered hereby
of such shares
any
.■
mu.iiers
states.
the
from
stock
common
shares
560,074
America—Rights Of¬
North
of
Bank
Commercial
purchase
to
respective names, If
(Minn.) manufacturing firm currently has
The Bloomington-based
of
shares
of
shares.
$75,876,825 from
•
•
■
■
: ■
ft
Co.—Additional Financing Details
Power
11, 1963 issue reported the sale on
—Our Nov.
Nov. 8
-
Bache
'
198,
Hutton
F.
E.
—V.
Co.,
&
1742.
p.
„
Inc
.
" '
'
•
A
Offer Effective
said that the exchange
CSC
1963.
8,
ized
exchange
Distribution
practicable. It is
the New York Stock Exchange will take place shortly.
The U. S. Commissioner of Internal Revenue has ruled
as
that the
result in a gain or loss for U. rS. income tax
purposes, except for the sale of fractional shares.—V. 197, p. 1742.
will
exchange
not
Redemptions—
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Partial
Dec. 12, 1963, through
has called for redemption on
operation of the sinking fund, $800,000 of its 4%% .debentures due
1, 2011 at 101.25%
plus accrued interest: and the company
has also called for redemption on Dec. 12, 1963, through operation
Dec.
sinking fund, $400,000 of its 45/b% debentures due Jan. 1,
101.44% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at The First National Bank of Chicago,
38 S
Dearborn St., Chicago, or the First National City Bank, 55
Wall Street, N. Y,—V: 197, p. 1115.
of
the
.
20C9
at
-Data-Design Laboratories
Technology Corp.
Marshall
of Ontario,
of
Pomona
California, has purchased
Marshall Industries,
from
communications,? specializing in design, de¬
velopment and applied research. The company has earned special
recognition as independent research and evaluation consultants in
search and fire control radar systems, and related support equipments.
high
The
frequency
effectively
well-rounded
will
staff at Marshall Technology
Data-Design's technical staff, yielding
engineering
complement
a
capability encompassing the entire field of complex electronics,
with particular applicability to the area of guided missile weapons
systems.—V. 195, p. 1552.
...
" • •
Corp.—New Name—
Deltona
Developments,
C.K.P.
See
Detroiter
The
all
Inc.,
this issue.
amount of
undisclosed
an
cash
shares of American Coach Co. of Cassopolis,
manufactures mobile homes, Melvin J. Hutchin¬
also
which
announced
President,
on
8.
Nov.
The
a
the combined gross sales of the two companies
basis for 1963 are expected to be in excess of
million ana
$15
forma
pro
%•/%.
million.
-
■
_
,
$46
.
was incorporated in 1939
and is one of
manufacturers in the industry, will operate
mobile home
oldest
on
which
Coach,
American
the
subsidiary of Detroiter. Its mobile-homes, sold
Homecrest, Westwood, Eagle and Mastercraft
manufactured in. plants at Cassopolis; Newton,'
Kansas; Milledgeville, Georgia; and a new facility, which opened
last month at Rialto, California. The company, which has approxi¬
as
wholly-owned
a
American,,
under
the
brand
names,
plant
has a wholly-owned subsidiary which
Cassopolis manufactures Wolfe travel trailers,
in
in its
Months'
Nine
sales
and
Gross
finance
Other
Securities
Dillon,
acted as financial consultant
with the transaction.
American
homes
_
—V.
income
taxes
771,182
of
common
Kuhn,
Yale
Inc.'
of
Nov.
shares
'■
-"/-•■■
>;
1,133,500
•
■
•
-/:•
Co.,
per
Inc.—Additional
Financing Details
1963 issue reported the sale on Nov. 8
shares of this finn's common stock at
share. Additional financing details follow:
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
agreement with the selling stockholders, to purchase from the sell¬
ing stockholders the numbers of shares set forth below.
agreed,
Shares
Webber,
Paine.
&
Inc.
M.
Dominick
Inc.
&
Weeks—_
& Co.,
&
Inc.—
Dominick,
Piper,
12.000
8,000
''
&
&
Co.,
Inc.—_
Co., Inc._
Jaffray
wood
Reynolds
]
&
Inc.
Towne,
Stock
Nov.
Yale
as
&
directed by
the
abroad.
tribution here and
In
commenting
Virden
has been
combined
a
their
1962
period.
Combined
-
net
of
'
■
&
Co.,
/—
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Asset Value Up
nine
the
for
Sept.
to
months
30
was
realized
income
net
the
for
nine
months
to
Sept.
the
Net
Sept.
at
30
$184,285,141,
was
Increase
$36.13
asset
or
over
Period
Sales
Woodard-Elwood
Ended
&
Sept.
198,
1,
(lossu
p.
i—
fered
Sons, Inc.—Common Offered—On
Increase
stock at $5.50 per
Net proceeds
BUSINESS—The
...
will
go to
at
Hyde
New
Park
Road, New Hyde Park, N. Y. is engaged in the purchase and whole¬
sale distribution of toys and games.
The function of the company
a
wholesale
distributor
in
the toy
industry is essentially one of
selecting and marketing products and lines of many different man¬
ufacturers
and
thus
providing a single source from which its
manufactured by a large number of
producers. The services provided by the company enable its cus¬
tomers to review and compare products of many different manu¬
facturers
in
the
firm's showroom prior to ordering,
to arrange
•shipping to individual retail outlets in accordance with pre-arranged
time schedules,
to order and obtain delivery of goods at a later
time than would
be possible on a direct order basis from manu¬
facturers and to minimize shipping delays.
In addition, the com¬
pany's sales representatives are availaple to assist customers in
planning their purchasing programs.
customers
may
purchase
toys
CAPITALIZATION
Short
—
Co._
5,000
Notes
term
to
bank
(secured)
such
that
subject to
loan,
6%
SEPT.
30,
of
1963
the
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
$100,000
interest
608,910
—
—-—
each
OF
par)
officers,
(10c
stock
payable
AS
.Authorized
1,300,000 shs.
6%
int.
——
■
8,000
6,000
in author¬
selling stockholders.
headquartered
company,
8,000
Approved—
13, shareholders voted to approve an increase
of¬
100,000 shares of this firm's common
share. /.%, / \
/
publicly
of the underwriters'
underwriters named below
nature
the terms and conditions contained in
4,000
Norris
Dorsey
Pacific
2,000
2,000
Inc.
2,000
Co.—
1,000
1,000
Gardner——
1.000
Brooke Ar Co.
Gradison & Co.__
500
500
&
Hirshberg.
& Co.,
Byron
W.
D.
Inc..
Northwest
Nolan, Fleming &
Folger,
—V.
—
Reinholdt &
3,ooo
—i_;
&
Sulzberger,
Kirkland & Co.
Jenks,
1—
Inc.
Davis
Co.
Hallowell,
16,625
Inc.
Co.___—2,000
&
Cullom
2,750
Inc.
198,
'
1841.
p.
Goodale, Bertman
-
'
Co.. Inc.—Units
&
Offered—Mr.
Benjamin A. Goodale, Chairman, has announced that
the company is
offering publicly, without under¬
1963-64 Drilling Fund Pro¬
writing, 600 units in its
at $5,000 per unit.
gram
acquisition and ex¬
properties, and other corpo¬
proceeds will be used for
Net
ploration of oil and gas
rate purposes.
BUSINESS—The
Boston,
is
and
gas
Devonshire St.,
Liberty,
of oil
DIRECTORS—Other officers and directors are
of Liberty, Texas, President and Treasurer;
of Liberty, Texas, Vice-President and Secre¬
tary;
Lawrence
J. Vittrup of Houston, Texas,- Chief Geologist.
Former
Governor of Texas
Price Daniel will act as counsel for
the firm.—V.
198, p. 1837.
/'/
% -/" ./
OFFICERS
J.
AND
Jr.
Bertman,
G.
Charles
,
headquartered at 111
company,
Mass., with Texas offices located in Houston and
in the acquisition, development and operation
leases in the Gulf Coast area of Texas.
engaged
Fisher, Jr.
W.
Mos.' Report
6, 1963, Arnold, Wilkens & Co., New York,
Nov.
Shares
Burnham
Shelby
4,000
/v Co.,
share,
a
286.
Forst &
(Alex)
THE
Rothschild & Co.__
F.
Corp.
30
1963
1962
$8,701,000 $10,070,000
(981,000) (2,442,000)
30—
/
—1
Common
._
Lester, Ryons & Co
Manufacturing Co.—Nine
Farrington
obligated to purchase all the
purchased.
FOR
4,000
is
share,
a
200
or
a
year ago.
Almost 80% of
value,'or
comprised of holdings in domestic subsidiaries,
the portfolio of marketable securities and cash or short-term paper.
The remainder is represented by holdings in American & Foreign
Power Co., whose future has a significantly new* aspect due to toe
sale of three of its utility properties in the last three years. Cur¬
rently, $10,776,000, or almost half of Foreign Power's income, is
derived from non-utility sources, primarily from interest on dollar
obligations of the Mexican, Argentine and Colombian Governments.
There was no income from such sources four years ago.—V. 198, p. 5.
15%
$28.61
&
Inc
1,000
Hammill & Co.
4,000
Baxter
&
Co
—3,000
New
York
Hanseatic
gains
value
asset
Co.,
Marache
15%—
$4,125,070,
&
L.
of $4,744,890, or an additional 93 cents a
which compares with seven cents a share of, capital gains
correspohding 1962 period.
/
/ /
%
; ,/,
share,
in
In
included
200
Farish
Gauntt,
Shearson,
cents a share the same as for the corresponding period of 1962.
According to George G. Walker, President, "Fourth quarter earn¬
ings will be significantly higher than earnings for the preceding
quarters as the result of dividend payments which this year will
be received only in the final quarter."
net
,
& Co._,
Granbery,
Stearns
£1
8,000
8,000
Inc
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Shields & Co., Inc
8,000
Co
8,000
8,000
Bear,
Blair
$17,408,-
issued
income
Inc.-——
Pierce,
& Smith
Fenner
was
the common shares issued to former Yale & Towne
Net
200
Mason-Hagan,
16,625
Lynch,
/
.
1963
shareholders,
combined net income was equivalent to $2.35
per common share.
On
the
same
basis a year ago,
net
income would have been
$14,426,077, or $1.93 a common share.—V. 198, p. 1742.
for
Inc.—___
Thornton;
Brothers
Merrill
increase of 21%; over the year-ago total. After revision for
for this nine month period on the new Eaton preferred
in
the Yale & Towne transaction and adjustment
an
Co.,
Shares
Lehman
dividends
shares
&
below.
■
of
300
Loewi
PREFERRED — The underwriters
named below have severally agreed to purchase from Georgia
the
respective numbers of shares of the new prefrred stock set forth
of this year, the
increase of 8%
the corresponding
.
the nine months
for
Wallace & Co.
purchasers named above will be
UNDERWRITERS
an
for
$331,382,239
of
total
$358,497,689,
300
K.
2,000
Inc.__
bonds if any are
new
Sept.
ended
Co.,
&
300
Co
&
Robert
2,200
-
The
Bodine____'
Miller
Hayden,
Co.,
&
the first nine months
:
income
period
H.
Inc.
McDonnell
for both companies.
total sales
combined
over
nine-month
the
that
one
in
basis,
had
companies
653,
said
good
a
Morton
1
500
&
Crouter
Co._'__—
Townsend^
&
2,200
Co.___
lnc._
Co.,
&
W.
■'■/'•'/
■
&
Weeden
-
the two companies, Messrs.
the operations of
on
Paterson
and
1963
30,
Z.
Smithers
S.
F.
;>
2,200
2,200
2,200
600
&
DeHaven
Co
&
Hallgarten
Towne,
Fahnestock
Securities
700
Peck
&
4,600
& Co., Inc.,
700
Co.—
Ohio
Adams
2,800
Co._
&
Corp.
management
same
The
Union
Co.______
&
Witter
R. S. Dickson
a
/;/'.///'•/ ''"■■■-/■/./■ ',//'
/'/;■ '
is being
UNDERWRITERS—The
On
known
Eaton,
transferred to
been
who directed
the former Yale & Towne Manufacturing
Company. Each division of Yale & Towne, Inc. is continuing to
manufacture the same products and to market them under their
well-known
trademarks
and
through the same channels of dis¬
Hop-
_
8,000
_——
Miller &
Shares
'
Loewi
15,000
Dain
Hayden,
35,000
Co.,
—
Hornblower
J.
&
Barney
;
.
Kalman
Jackson
Curtis—i.——__
Smith,
&
have
business
and
organized subsidiary of
-//>.■ /"'/,,/'. ■./■"■ •'/
/•"/"'■'
Yale
$0.42
1,179,206/
outstanding—
■
11,
145,000
$17.50
connection
assets
Towne's
people
as
Donaldson
Our
in
companies
&
New York,
Inc.,
Co.,
Loeb &
both
for
477,730
$0.34
__
—
1437.
p.
414,996
398,913
____
share
per
198,
and
interest—____
income-
net
Earnings
Number
_______
__/___
Federal
before^
minority
Total
revenues—
Securities
Dean
,
—V.
1963
1962
$23,761,645 $21,501,184
22,953,507
19,632,233
587,646
,1,035,912
220,492V
833,039
Amount
&
Parker
Auchincloss,
Redpath
$4,600
Corp.
completed
Earnings
■
.
—
revenues—
Income
"
30—
revenues
mobile
of
sales
Net
Report—
Sept.
Ended
Period
Gross
Omitted)
Amount
'/'■/;/
/
are
mately 500 employees,
own
,
Eastman
a
acquisition places Detroiter in the No. 1 position in the
mobile home industry. American Coach has annual sales of about
.'
stockholders
/ / / >
to
2,
Dec.
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
was
Not
outstanding
the
Detroiter's
son,
,
acquired for
has
company
of
made
C.
were
Mich.,
be
Equitable
John
Homes, Inc.—Acquisition—
Mobile
will
15.
which Eaton Manufacturing acquired Yale &
Oct. 31 as scheduled, It was announced by
Virden, Chairman and President of Eaton, and Gordon
Patterson/President of Yale & Towne.
/
;
Towne
two
according to an announcement made by T. C. Beiseker, President
of Data-Design Laboratories on Nov. 8...
'■//.:; Y''w?r> Z. •:■//.•%'Marshall Technology is highly competent in the fields of radar
and
shares
new
Nov.
(000's
On
Laboratories^—Acquisition—
Data-Design
of
of
as
Eaton
newly
The company
UNDERWRITERS FOR THE BONDS — The underwriters named
below have severally agreed to purchase from Georgia the respective
principal amouts of the new bonds set forth below. 1
,
v
The transaction by
President, stated that
A preferred stock as
expected that the listing of the stock on
Mnynnrd c. Wheeler, Commercial Solvents
will issue certificates for its new series
CSC
record
of
financing details follow:
$101.32 per share. Additional
the Directors.
by
,
\ %.:/
1963.
soon
Shareholders, at a special meeting held Nov. 8, 1963, unanimously
the increase of authorized capital stock from 75,000 to
shares. This amendment to the company's charter cleared
the way for the 3 for 1 stock split which was previously author¬
offer expired Nov. 15,
to
offer
$30,000,000 Georgia Power 4x/2% bonds due Nov. 1,
1993, priced at par and accrued interest, and 70,000
shares of $4.60 Georgia Power preferred stock
at
Split Approved—
500,000
one share of its new
V* sharesv of Northwest
declared effective on
Solvents'
Co.—Stock
approved
convertible preferred stock for 12
Ltd.,
common
stock was
Commercial
Nitro-Chemicals
Nov.
.
*" "
Commercials Solvents Corp.—Exch.
Series
Duff-Norton
22
22
Co._;
&
of
obligation is
has agreed,
the underwriting
Line Inc.—Partial
Grace
Redemptions—
has , called for'redemption on Dec. 1, 1963,
through operation of
the sinking fund, $140,000 of its United
States Government Merchant Marine Bonds SS Santa Magdalena
series due Dec. 1, 1987 at 100%' plus, accrued interest. Payment
will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St., N. Y.; and
the
corporation has
called
for redemption on
Dec. 1, 1-963,
through operation of
the sinking fund,- $140,000 of its United
States
Government
Insured Merchant Marine Bonds SS Santa
Mariana series due Dec
1. 1987 at 100% plus accrued in'erest.
Payment' will be made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New
York,
23
Wall St., N, Y.; and the corporation lias called
for
redemption on Dec. 1, 1963, through operation of the sinking fund,
$140,000 of its United States Government Merchant Marine Bonds
SS
Santa Maria series
due Dec. 1. 1987 at 100''
plus accrued
interest. Payment will be made at the Bankers Trust Co.. 1(5 wall
corporation
The
and' also the corporation has called for redemption on
through operation of the sinking fund, $140,000 of its
Insured Merchant Marine Bonds SS Santa Mercedes
series due Dec.
1. 1987 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment
will be made
at the Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., 40 Wall
St.,
N.
Y.;
1/ 1963,
Government
Dec.
St.,
N.
Y.—V.
197,
Greatamerica
Post,
V.
Troy
Alabama
life
p.
2562.
•-./•'
;
"
Corp.—Proposed Sub. Merger-
President,
insurance
of
American Life Insurance Co., an
with executive offices In Dallas,
company
Owners
Claude M. Elrod. President of Pioneer Home
Life Insurance Co., Gadsden, Ala., after meetings of their respec¬
tive Boards of Directors on Nov. 5 announced that the Directors ot
Texas,
each
the
Life
and
of
the
companies unanimously approved and recommended to
of the two companies that Pioneer Home Owners
Co. be merged into American L:le Insurance oo.
ia,
stockholders
Insurance
subsidiary
Under
Corp., an insurance and
which Troy V. Post is Chairman
of Greatamerica
agement'company of
the
terms
of
the
man¬
and P.e. id
Owners Life
agreement, Pioneer Home
6
<1938)
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
*
of
the two
companies will vote on the proposed
meetings called for Dec. 2, 1963.
Claude M. Elrod, who will continue as Vice
Chairman of the merged company, noted that his company has
19 487 628 of insurance in force and has assets of $18,955,927.
"We are particularly gratified that our company is able^to make
this merger with American Life Insurance Co.," Elrod said, "and
we
look forward to the important role we will play as a part of
this outstanding company which in turn is a member of the grow¬
ing family of the Greatamerica group."
Under
the terms of the proposal, the shareholders of Pioneer
will
receive
one
share of American
for each two and a half
shares now held in Pioneer.
•
With the completion of
the proposed merger, American Life s
assets will approximate $84,225,143 and total insurance in force
will be nearly one and one quarter billion dollars. Premium in¬
come
will be approximately
12 and one quarter million dollars
6%
Stockholders
>
Net
continue
will
to
own
71%
some
boost overhead higher than a fixed percentage of income,
according to the trust indenture. It must also confine 75% of its
to investments inside the realty field.—V. 195, p. 1381.
company
per
Libby, McNeill & Libby—Partial Redemption—
called
for
redemption on Dec. 15, 1963,
the sinking fund, $670,000 of its 5% coxxDec. 15, 1976 at 100% plus accrued inter¬
est
and without premium. Payment will be made
at tile Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, or, at The Chase Manhattan Bank,
The
BUSINESS—The
Southern
sellers
of
imported
.specializes
in providing its
services. The firm
delivery
in
ments
various
its
debentures
vertible
with charge accounts and
and operates all of the depart¬
including the grocery, drug sundries;
meat, wines and spirits, bakery, delicatessen, produce, frozen foods,
and the gifts and accessories departments. In addition, the com¬
pany maintains two bakery plants and two
central warehouses to
.
has
operation of
company
through
operates 15 retail food and beverage
California, and is one of the largest retail
and fancy foods in its marketing areas. It
company
in
customers
N.
owns
due
Y.
Jan.
From
stores,
4, 1963, the reported sales prices
1963 through Nov.
1,
share for the company's common stock on the Nqw York Stock
Exchange ranged from a high of 16;!s to a low of 12',b. The last
per
reported sale price on such Exchange on Nov. 4, 1963 was
So long as the market value of the common stock
15j/b per
is more
of the
new
facilitate
share.
debentures will receive upon
conversion common stock having a market value greater than the
amount of cash which they would receive upon surrender of their
debentures for redemption.—V. 197, p. 2049.
com¬
quantity purchases and store distribution. The company
headquartered at 601- South Lake Ave., Pasadena, Calif.
CAPITALIZATION
convertible
6%
corporation (formerly Grolier Society Inc.) has called for
on Dec. 16,
1963, all of its outstanding 5%% deben¬
due Dec. 15, 1976 at 104% %. Payment will be made at the
Y.—V. 198, p.
pfd. stock
6';
voting
PRESENT
TO
6%
($25 par)
series
($1
FINANCING
Outstanding
12,000 shs.
—
note
12,000 shs.
8,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
r
par i
installment
unsecured
than
8,000 shs.
3.91,577 shs.
Litton
Asset
due
holders
share,
per
(payable $15,000 per month
November,
1965, and then
$20,000 per month)
f.
Industries,
of
Clifton
1842.
p.
Board
Clifton
Inc.
Sale—
See
bank
1744.
$13.66
|
series
stock
Common
redemption
N.
EFFECT
Authorized
Grolier Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
Trust Co.,
GIVING
197, p. 818.
completion of the merger.—V.
Savings Banks
at $25
store, and for working capital
new
a
stores
Cumulative
tures
($25 par)
is
annually.
Greatamerica
The
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
proceeds, estimated at $259,000, will be used to
buy and equip
and expansion.
.
pany on
.
assets
President
Pioneer
cumulative preferred stock
share.
at
merger
.
■#
Approves
>
Precision
Products
ssue.—V.
this
Inc.,
Co.,
198,
j
•
until
Sulphur Corp.—A. S. E.
Gulf
On
the
1963
14,
Nov.
American Stock
,on
the
p.
Listing-
installment
Unsecured
capital stock of the company was listed
Exchange under the symbol GSU.—V., 198
others
1635.
$5,000 per
installment
Unsecured
oth,e.rs
Co.—A. S. Er Listing—
Handleman
On
12,
Nov.
—V.
the common stock of the company was listed
Stock Exchange under the symbol HDL.—V. 198,
198,
Hartford
198,
4
.
Hughes Dynamics, Inc.—Acquisition.—
Nov.
On
Tellertron
Dynamics
announced the acquisition of
manufacturer and operator of automated
r:r'-r
of the transaction was made jointly by Dr. Gerald
Hughes
7,
Announcement
Director of business information systems for Hughes
and S. Gerald Stone, President of Tellertron.
Under terms
of the agreement,
Hughes Dynamics acquires all
assets of Tellertron, including its product designs and engineering
advanced
in
Inter-American
Development
Bank
New
—
loan
small
finance
$750,000
to
medium
and
is
borrower
versiones,
Inter-American
S.
Development
its ordinary
from
size
industrial
PERUINVEST.
Bank
A.,
projects
Peruano-Suiza
in
-
$750,000
PERUINVEST's
of
-
.
loan
will
be
used exclusively
to
finance, the
purchase
goods abroad. The firm will grant credits for amounts
generally ranging from $30,000 to $75,000 for from four to eight
years although they may range as high as $150,000.
:
In
1962;
PERUINVEST
helped finance 60
industrial
projects
valued at $2.6 million. The firm enjoys a:good reputation both in
abroad
tions with
firm
The
such
tion;
well
has
received
del
at
basic
as
Peru,
others
Peruvian
a
about
metal
financial
several
from
loan
a
valued
fields
in
the
manufacturing, electrical
woodworking and food processing
in
the
increase
to
industrial
Alliance
The
loan
of
the
equal
The
/
productivity and
Banks
will
the
general
foster
the
shax*e
special
be
for
reserve.
the
Bank
first
with
term
a
including
disbursed
International
Mills,
Products,
have
'
the
It
of
in
the
of
the
will
be
which
dollars
in
of
at
years
a
Stretch
the
in
197,
merged
in
be
15
due
other
income
of
for
the
each
/
'
—v.
Peruvian
avail¬
soles —V
Products, Inc.
—
New
real
198
with
the
for
to
formed
fabrics
The
used
formation
of
,
of
this
company
has
been
approved
use
of
'
'
of
garments,
fabrics."—V.
198,
the
p.
principal outlet
for
Jurgensen's—Preferred
Stock
Offered—On Nov. 6,
improved by Our large car and locomotive
in many areas of modern railroad
assistance
midwest
a single-system
operation between points in'
southwest, with greatly improved service and
and receivers of freight, Mr. Jenks pointed
be
and
the
At
the
time,
same
will
for
is
the
be
Ritz
trust.
$1,232,493,
52 cents
or
publicly-owned
a
the
transaction
by
51%
in
trade
the
of
"ENAC"
Cockeysville,
Md.,
for
un¬
an
•
-
Co., whose products are sold under
D-X NAVIGATOR."
manufactures
Apparatus
names
announced the acquisition
Corp.
of
cash.
and
M.
Riddle,
President
Jr.,
/
/
National Aeronautical, de¬
"profitable company," ENAC
wholly owned subsidiary.—V.
of
Electro-Nuclear Apparatus as a
be
198.
Co.
and
stock
ocean-going vessels, fishermen and yachts.
by
will
Corp.—Acquisition—
navigation receivers used throughout the worl-d for naviga¬
James
scribes
by
operated
Narco
as
a
;
1278.
p.
estate
real
company's
'
"
& Milling
Dehydrating
Alfalfa
National
v
is approved,
exchange for
required.
Apparatus
of
amount
Electro-Nuclear
the
LORAN'
is
.
Aeronautical
National Aeronautical
8
Nov.
disclosed
equal to 55
share in the
a
meeting
7 of "Electro-Nuclear
1963 net sales were $11,168,like period of 1962.
Net
the
to
.
plan
National
of
stockholders
Approval
the
to stockholders.
/
will be submitted to stockholders for approval at the
of the company in December.—V. 198, p. -289.
loss
or
The
annual
*
If
to
on
par value of its common stock from $10 to $7.50- per-share.
.
provides that the payment of cash, with a correspond¬
reduction of the corporation's capital, will qualify as a capital
the
gain
is
sent
announced that a favorable
J. B. Balmer, President,
6,
company's plan of cash distribution and- recapitalization providing
for a payment of $14 a share to stockholders and
a reduction in'
/
-
shares.
Nov.
On
ruling had been received from the Internal Revenue Service
Corp.—1*0 Bqcome Real .Estate Trust
it
the
Murray Corp. of America^—Recapitalization Plan—
re-
/ ;
will permit
unification
end-to-end
to
compete more effectively for business and will preserve
full competition in the transportation field, he .said.—V.. 198, p. 681.
lines
would
the
the cooperation. and
sales organizations,
-
<■
convenience to shippers
out.
Co.—Par¬
tial Redemption—/
The company has called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1964, through
operation of the sinking fund, $65,000 of its 5% debentures due
July 1, 1975 at 100% plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
at
the
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Trust
Co., Broad &
Walnut Sts.,
Philadelphia.—V. 189, p. 484.
trust
their
share¬
change, according to I. Theodore Leader, Board Chairman,
should not, based on ^past experience, affect company payouts to
stockholders, now made quarterly and totaling 40 cents per share
,
annum.
per
to
they
first
form
by
of
publicly-owned
a
operation.
Under
real
estate
estate
real
trusts
income
are
provisions
exempt
company
of
tax
as
of
funds.
^
^
National
converting to a trust, the company
800,000 outstanding class
B
shares
Messrs.
Leader
and
These
Directors
and
are
will
Durst
both
entitled
be
of
to
redeemed
founders
two-thirds
of
of
purchase
equally by
owned
the
the
of
Board
of
his
of
interest
in
the
To
on
a
conform
income
tax
undecided
restrictions.
two-thirds
Mr.
Durst
though
is
he
is
no
to
the
1960
the
name,
will
One limitation
the assessed
trust
law
be
is
yalue
and
subject
that
on
no
any
be
thus
which
to /a
will
eligible
/ take
/ number
mortgage
can
of
be
single property.
for
can
slightly
for
the
share
"
during
Earlier
first
198,
six
p.
/
the
I
of
the
Feldmann,
first
Higher—-
months
nine
first
$28,317,939
for
of
period
of
the
the
of
1963
in¬
1962.
current
nine
first
announced
has
months
nine
corresponding
the
year
months
were
period
nine months ended Sept. 30, 1963 was $858,share,
comparable
this/year,
months
773.
Russell
C.
for
income
over
$28,933,202 against
a
year earlier.
its
the
President,
net
/ Net income for the
921,
or
15.6 cents a
as
larger than
Nor
and
and
sales
Net
longer
yet
operating
an
sales
creased
r
company,
LP-Gas,
that
expected to serve the
consulting basis.
benefits,
new
and,
company
President, Mr. Leader noted that
commenced
operations
in December,
1953,
name of Conservative Gas Corp. It has since
of the country's largest independent distributors
equipment and appliances.—V. 198, p. 1638.
the
one
Chairman
price of 25 cents per share.
Along with purchase of these shares, the Board also approved
purchase of Mr. Durst's 200,000 shares of class A stock at a price
described a,s "just below the market." This
purchase relieves Mr.
Durst
be
National Union Electric Corp.—Sales, Net
a
OK'd—
stock has been approved
common
of Governors of the New York Stock
was scheduled to begin Nov. 15.
The trading
Board
Propane
under
to
grown
to
agreed
now
whom' were
elect
at
has
initially
-
that' its
reports
the
by
Listing
Corp.—N.Y.S.E.
Propane
company
listing
Exchange.
Trading
symbol will be NLP.
a
1960^
long as
out 90 % or more of income to certificate holders and
with certain other restrictions dealing with operation and
law,
investment
In
the
for
pay
comply
the
is
trust
a
National
The
'
,
move
adbpt
Federal
company
1963, Evans, MacCormack & Co., Inc., Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc., and Binghaih, Walter & Hurry, Inc., Los
Angeles, offered publicly, 12,000 shares of/this firm's
strengthen| the lines by attracting
traffic through
T&P's
effective
explained.
he
result will
The
the
will
and
The
bv
1636.
control
MoPac's
technical
and
operation,
and
a
RR.—Proposed Sub. Acquisition—
lines will also be
These
fleets
$740,342, equal to 33 cents
$653,686 or 29 cents per
was
amounted
Leader-Durst
285,000 shs,
:
y.
The ruling
for
p.' 1278."
Outstanding
regaining lost
and
of
Jenks pointed out.
Mr.
/
expected that proxy material will be sent
stockholders asking them to approve transfer of
company's
properties to
holders
;■
foundation
elastic
traffic
On
$10,103,926
future
the
the
and
fabrics .in
'
recommended
The
new
the
preferred
Charles
FINANCING
PRESENT
285,000 shs.
1133.
p.
^assistance
headed
shareholders
company.
near
company.
potential for elastic
Kureha-Ansonia's
the
certificates
Japa¬
principally in foundation garments
TO
par)
Missouri Pacific
Leader-Durst
trust.
estate
Leader-Durst
owned, subsidiary of International
Kureha Spinning Co., Ltd. of Osaka
an
elastic fabric company it was an¬
and
198,
($1
Texas
shareholders
of
0.3
Ritz
share
income
net
nine?months
of
investment
'
wholly
a
EFFECT
Acquisition of the Muskogee lines thruogh stock purchase by the
& Pacific Railway, a subsidiary of the Missouri Pacific, as
x-ecommended
by an I.
C.
C.
examiner, will result in overall
strengthening and improving of these railroads,-Downing B, Jenks,
MoPac President announced on Nov. 6.
'
'
7
Name
—
GIVING
Authorized
Corp.,' publicly-owned firm with 17
diversified real estate properties, have confirmed reports that the
company intends to
change its corporate structure and become a
1966.
8,
-
stock
Common
ing
three months
the
period.—-V. 198,'
Directors
semi-annual
Nov.
reinsured.
CAPITALIZATION
1949.
p.
Under
Lanvin
and
common
Charles
common
Leader-Durst
allocated
currencies
is
the
company
Officer.
company,
the nine months ended Sept. 30,
The
Inc.,
Inc.,
jointly
elastic
further
new
'//';//
compared
1963
interest
an
commission
repaid
will
or
exception
lo
1%
Japan is great," Mr Cohen
stated.
"Japan's
expanding
economy,
it's
increasing
degree
of
Westernization, its rising standard of living, all should contribute
to
of
Executive
merged
cents per share compared. with $1,157,122
of
Japanese Government.
"The
of
Lanvin.
income for
For
792.
on
Nov. 5, by Martin Cohen, President of ISP.
The new
company, to be called Kureha-Ansonia Co. Ltd..
will manufacture
and market in that country and in the Far East wide
woven and
swimwear.
share
shares of
;
Net
nounced
knitted
of
the
per share compared .with
share on Sept. 30, 1963.
-
Affiliate—
Japan,
been
net sales
International Minerals & Chemical Corp. —
Notes
Sold Privately — On Nov.
12, 1963, it was reported
that $28,000,000 of this firm's notes due Oct.
1, 1978-83
had been sold privately
through White, Weld & Co,
New York.—V. 198, p. 571.
Ansonia
.
ruling
Chief
and
company
•-
Chairman
and
for
headquartered in
Insurance,
Springfield, Mo,, is a legal reserve life Insarance
presently licensed only in that state. It issued
its
first life insurance policy in Aug. 1962 and. at Sept. 30, 1963
had $48,525,992 of insurance in force, of which $32,181,136 had
•
Lanvin-Parfums, and /subsidiaries heve reported net sales of
$5,200,288 for the'three months ended Sept. 30, 1963 compared with
of $4,308,881-in the corresponding -period last year.
;
In
nese
publishing.—V.
Life
National
BUSINESS—Mid-West
the Empire Bldg.,
positions
operate
Common
-—
insurance.
new
Sales, Earnings Higher—
as
*
Stretch
be
would
0.7
■„
aims
287.
p.
subsidiaries
Subsidiary—
Laboratories, this issue.—V. 197, p. 408.
proceeds to the company will be added to gen¬
working funds to be used priiparily: for, ihe
of adequate reserves; development / of
agency force and to absorb the cost of writing
tion
extended
annually,
installments,
to
in
present
'
?
Merger Approved
—
favorable
President
receive
stock.
-
.
Cournand
1.3
of
maintenance
for Progress.
was
5%%
loan
able
and
the
plan
:
opera¬
industries,
to
Salomon
receive
.
(as ex¬
$35,130
1973
1,
sum
Net
an
The merged company will be called Lanvin-Charles of
addition
each
development
agricultural sector.
the
•
Bank,
million under study
metallurgical produc¬
equipment and chemi¬
Oct.
exhaust
to
plus accrued interest—V. 198, p. 865.
prices not to exceed 100%
eral
Inc.
would
•
Texas, will until the
tenders for the sale tb
due
7, Stifel, Nicolaus. &. Co., Inc.,. St.
Louis, as sole underwriter, offered publicly; 160,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $7 per shares-
Nov.
Mr.
Projects to be financed under the plan are expected to help
deyelop the country's natural resources, contribute to the de¬
centralization
of
industry, provide new sources of employment,
the
and
2
capitalization
•
rate
divisions
syndication
newspaper
met.
Mr.
$4
and
metal
fertilizer,
as
collaborated
Industrial
projects
industrial
sheet
cals;
Banco
has
which has also
agency
in
the
and
their
in
company to the public.
The underwriting group is
by Goldman, Sachs & Co,, and White, Weld & Co.
of.capital
i
continue
merged
,
.
The bank's
an
receive
bonds,
Mid-West National Life Insurance Co.
from the Internal Revenue
Service, the move is subject to approval of listing on the New York
Stock Exchange of the merged compahies shares.
It also depends
on
the working out
of an underwriting agreement between Mr.
Cournand and certain other Lanvin stockholders and
a
group of
underwriters for the offering of 800,000 common shares of the
own
providing loans to between 20 and 50 private "industrial
enterprises. These, in turn, will put up at least 50% of the cost
of .their
respective projects. The plan will thus mobilize invest¬
ments totaling more than $3 million.
and
On
In
In-
e
in
Peru
Koster-Dana
of
Ritz,
a
Peru.
Fomento
de
income mortgage
arnouht sufficient
Offered—On Nov.
:v/;/c
■
14, stockholders! of Lanvin-Parfums and Charles of the
Rltz, Inc., approved a merger of the two companies subject to a
favorable tax ruling and other conditions.
?
Following the meetings, Edouard L. Command, President of Lan¬
vin, and Richard Salomon, President of Charles of the ,Ritz, said
the
merger
will become effective about Dec. 17, if all conditions
.
a
The Bank's loan will supplement
(
will
All
^
private investment firm created by Peruvian
and foreign stockholders in 1959 to provide funds to private enter¬
prises through medium- and long-term loans and equity investments.
funds
Seeman.
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc.
"i Change—
nelp
to
resources
Houston,
1963
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Partial Redempt'n
company,
fields
Loan
extended
Corp.—Tenders for Bonds—
Bank,
25,
The company has. called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1963, through
operation of the sinking fund, $450,000 of its 5Hj% first mortgage
bonds due June 1, 1986 at 101.68%. Payment will be made at the
First National City Bank, N. Y.—V. 197, p. 1460.
x
are
the
8,
equivalent
The
the
Other
Peru—
Nov.
Nov.
an
which will be operated as a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary of Koster-Dana, Mr. Koster said.
The newly acquired
subsidiary had consolidated gross sales of
$544,900 for its fiscal year ended July 31, 1963, Mr. Koster said.
is a wholly owned subsidiary of Hughes
Texas, and provides a
broad range of
services to business and industry. -
management
Co.
&
5,-Koster-Dana
Leonard
and
Dynamics, Inc.
Company,
Houston,
Hughes
Ketchum
of
area.
„
station.
On
President
"
drawings, plus the services of Mr. Stone, who will henceforth head¬
quarter in Los Angeles.
Dr.
Davey said that a prototype Tellertron installation, which
was
several years in development, has for the past year been in
regular operation at Provident Institution for Savings, Boston. He
described the system as a method by
which the bank teller can
verify and update each customer's account, instantaneously and
without leaving his station. Tellertron is an electronic link between
conventional teller window machines and a centralr computer, which
stores
and processes
data on each account, and1 instantly feeds
current information back to a visual display device at the teller
to
National
on
See Data-Design
acquired all of the outstanding capital
stock
of
Aircraft
International. Co.,
Inc.,
and
its
subsidiary,
Liquidonics, Inc;, Westbury, L. I., suppliers and manufacturers of
aircraft replacement parts and industrial and hydraulic equipment,
7 Koster-Dana Chairman- Henry S.
Koster, announced.
The sellers
were
N.
Norman
Muller, Aircraft President and
Chairman, and Vice-Presidents Gerald Muller, Alphonse Jacobellis
Davey,
Dynamics,
To
Altshul,
Harold
6,
i On, Nov.
-
L.
Tool
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
Koster-Dana Corp.—Acquisition—
■
Corp., Boston,
systems for financial institutions.
v
Co.
&
purchase is for cash, although no amount was announced.
is also leasing the D. S. I. warehouse in Hartford.
Ketchum is the. nation's" fourth .largest:, drug wholesaler and
already operates in Connecticut through its Connecticut Wholesale
Drug Division; at Waterbury.
'
Drug Suppliers ha^ been in existence .about 10 years and serves
stores outside Its membership. Sales are in excess of $1 million
annually... '
Ketchum's 1962 sales volume was $40 million.-Mr. Altshul recently
estimated that 1963 sales would pass-$44 million, without considera¬
tion of this new acquisition.-—V. 198, p. 1841.
>
1050.
p.
second
at
40,465'
The
personnel hoisting.
and
6%
of
tended)
'
133,464
Ketchum
•
material
for
elevators
124,162
(payable
1964
Terminal
City
business
it
234,169
due
that an agreement to purchase Drug Suppliers, Inc., of
Hartford, had been x-eached. Drug Suppliers is a mutual wholesaler,
owned by
65 of the leading drug store operators in the greater
producer of steel and aluminum scaffolding and shoring equipment
which it both sells and leases to the construction industry. It also
manufactures and sells .a complete line of ladders and in addition ?
—V.
1,'
notes
First
of
.1435.
p.
Nov.
On
construction
Manchester
The
close
nounced
special meeting of the stockholders of The Patent Scaf¬
folding Co., Inc. held on Nov. 6, stockholders unanimously ap¬
proved the sale of the operating assets and business of the com¬
pany to Harsco Corp., Harrisburg, Pa. for 382,746 shares of Harsco
common stock. The acquisition will become effective Jan. 2,
1964.
The
Patent
Scaffolding Co. with over 30 manufacturing and
distribution facilities throughout the United States is a leading
a
leases
$700,000
Marshall Industries—Sells
Acquisition—
Harsco Corp.—Proposed
At
Sept.
Ketchum
1327.
p.
$700,000
due
$4,000 per month without interest)
1963
the American
on
notes
1,
1965
(payable
month without interest)
Sept.
from $857,621, or
period last year.
up
14.9
Natiohal Union 'Electric reported
$18,560,975
' V-
■
:
net
and
7
.
income
7
■
■
•
of
cents
per
sales/for the
$526/411.—V.
' / i'-
,
Number 6317
198
Voume
.
'
;
shareholders oL National Western Life Insurance
acquisition of Security National Life Insurance Co.,
Texas. Shareholders of the Texas company approved the
from
debs.,
4%%
Southwest
—V.
this issue.—V.
198, p.
Norfolk
Brothers
certificates, which are non-callable,
offered
the
to
1964
the
for
&
The
called
has
company
redemption
198,
Northern
1963,
in
120 Broadway,
office,
'•■v
See
Solvents Corp.,
Commercial
this issue.—V.
198.
p.
Madison,
•
company,
concern.—V.
197,
California,
heating,
($3.25
par)
—
payable to banks:
Credit agreement dated
1961, as amended
—
Corp.—Securities
BUSINESS—I'ne
company
specializes in industrial applications of
plastics. It's products, which are
specifications, are used by
manufactured according
a
variety of industries
manufacturers of electrical appliances, automo¬
biles, .textile fibers, drapery, hardware and photographic and elec¬
trical equipment. These manufacturers and others have found that
for many purposes molded plastic products enjoy a distinct advan¬
tage" over similar products made of metal or other materials. The
plastic products are more durable, lighter in weight and are ob¬
tainable at a lower price. As a result, plastics have replaced metals
in
more
and .more industrial applications and the business of the
company has grown and prospered.
The firm is headquartered at
Garrettsville, Ohio.
•<
v
"
customer's
.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
TO
.
PRESENT
.
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
Common
67'.
sinking
warrants)
(no
fund
due
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
par)
debentures (with
Nov. 1, 1973
157,697 shs.
$300,000
$300,000
of McMurry Co., internationally known management
consultant firm, by the Polaris Corp., was announced on Nov: 6,
by President Eliot G. Fitch.
,
acquisition
The
Pacific
Northwest
Telephone Co.—Rights
Bell
Of¬
ditional
of
common
new
one
shares at $17 per share, on the
share for each
Rights will
expire Dec.
basis
16 held of record Nov: 18.
16.
No underwriting is in¬
volved.
proceeds, estimated at $32,364,000, will be used
repay advances from parent, A.T.&T.
Net
to
headquartered at 1200 Third Ave.,
business of furnishing communication
toll, telephone service, in Washington,
Cregon and the northern portion of Idaho. On June 30. 1963 the
company had 1.714,396 telephones in
service, of which about 99%
were
dial operated. About 32%
of the firm's telephones were in
Seattle and vicinity and about 22%
were in Portland and vicinity.
Sizable areas and many localities
in the territory in which the
company operates are served by non-affiliated telephone companies
which had approximately 468,000/ telephones in service on June 30,
1963. The
company
does not furnish local service in the areas
and localities served by such companies. Everett, Washington and
Richlajnd, Washington .are the Only cities of over 25,000 population
which are served by non-affiliated companies.
As
a
result of arrangements with the A. T. & T. and other
BUSINESS—The
Seattle,
services,
is
stock. The amount of
Dr. Robert N. McMurry, the
in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco
by
shares was, not
firm maintains branches
and London. It is widely-
the fields of personnel, labor relations,
evaluations and sales and marketing research.
Milwaukee based holding and operating company'
widely diversified interests in the financial and business fields.
specialization in
for
known
psychological
Polaris
with
is
a
said
Fitch
Mr.
the
Company,
McMurry
entity, will serve as a valuable,
marketing services division.
a£ a separate
operating
adjunct to the Polaris
Corporation's
;
c
^
presently owns an advertising and public relations agency,
three television
and three radio stations, a TV production studio
and a data processing division. In addition it has extensive ware¬
housing, financial and real estate holdings.—V. 197, p. 2564.
1
Polaris
in India—
The company has become the first American publisher -to organize
a
separate publishing company in India. The announcement was
made
by John G.
Powers, President of Prentice-Hall, and Leo
Prentice-Hall, Inc.—-Forms Company
The
of Prentice-Hall International, Inc.
corporation is known as Prentice-Hall of
President
new
headquarters in New Delhi.
with
India, Ltd.,
,
through its "Eastern Economy Editions,"
reprint hundreds of titles for distribu¬
and
other countries. The books will specialize
in
technical subjects and will cost students one-third
According to Mr. Albert,
the
company
new
India
in
tion
scientific
and
one-fourth
to
plans
the cost
of U. S. editions.
-
'
government of India fully recognizes the importance of
at all levels. Its dynamic educational plans attest tQ this.
Prentice-Hall is indeed happy to find itself in a position of work¬
"The
ing
—V.
with the government's objective,"
1017.
:
harmony
in
197,
p.
Prophet
Polly
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
".%•
is negotiating
Davis, a Florida
Service Electric &
The, Chase
agent
Oct.
1,
Manhattan
Gas Co.—Appointment—
appointed trustee, paying
company's 4%%
debentures due
Bank has been
registrar' for
the
198,3.—V. 198, p. 1680.
and
2,000
5,500
Inc
Scheib, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
13,. 1963 the capital stock of the company was listed
Stock Exchange under the symbol E'SH.—V. 198,
Stock
that negotiations are
announced
Industries,
Schenley
11
Nov.
completed for the public issuance in the United Kingdom
of the capital stock of its wholly-owned British subsidiary,
25%
Evans <te Co., Ltd., through N. M. Rothschild & Sons of
London, Jn conjunction with Lehman Brothers, New York invest¬
7
bankers.
consist
2,000,000
of
in London and New
shares. Additionally, the
(approximately $5,600,000) of
simultaneously
announced
offering,
will
York,
ordinary
.underwriters *will
offer £2,000,000
debenture sto*k with a maturity of
stock
debenture
the
Both
,/
1985-90.
the whole
and
of
the
issued
share
ordinary shares will be quoted on the London
Stock
Exchange. As -a
result of
this
transaction Schenley will
retain 75%
of the equity capital of Seager-Evans.
.
Schenley said that proceeds of the issues will be used to purchase
of 8.000,000
Stanley
Holt &
£2,003,000
'
of
Son,
and
$6,000,060)
to
Ltd.,
repay
unsecured
Manchester, England, for approximately
approximately £2,140,000
(approximately
advanced by Schenley to Seager-
loans
y."
business as whisky blenders
Evans.
.
Stanley Holt & Sons
carried on
has
since 1949, with a large proportion of their trade in
the sale of whisky in bulk to markets both in the United Kingdom
•and overseas.%
•%:"'.
V.•
and
exporters
acquired
Schenley
with
an
a
ownership of Seager-Evans in 1956,
approximately $9,000,000. Since then
100%
of
investment
initial
Seager-Evans has experienced major expansion, including the build¬
ing 'Oi a new distillery at Tormore, Scotland,'opened in 1959; the
purchase in 1958 of Coates & Co., Ltd. of Plymouth, England; and
the purchase in 19G2'of a substantial minority interest In D. John¬
son
&
Co., Ltd. at Isla.v In Scotland,
world famous distiller of
Laphroaig Scotch whisky.
Principal brands of Seager-Evans, exported to markets around
the
world,
are
Long
John
Scotch,
Coates'
Plymouth Gin
ancl
Seager's of London Gin.—V. 198, p. 8.
(Jos.) Schlilz Brewing Co.—Acquisition—
acquisition of Hawaii Brewing
in the Hawaiian Islands.
President, said the acquisition
will become effective Dec. 31, 1963. The Honolulu brewery was pur¬
chased for, cash from Beatrice Foods Co. of Chicago, 111., of which
it has been a division.
The purchase price was not disclosed.
The Hawaii Brewing Co. has been in continuous operation since
its
founding during the reign of Queen Liliuokalani,
1891-1893,
except for a recess during prohibition. It has an annual produc¬
tion capacity of 150.030 barrels, employs 90 persons and has an
annual payroll of about one-half million dollars. It also purchases
in the islands about one-half million dollars worth of raw materials
of
services
and
Uihlein
Jos.
its
principal
Uihlein,
V:
the company
will remain
its
under
continue
brewery
Schlitz
Jr.,
annually.
said
will
and
the
Honolulu,
A.
announced the
has
company
Robert
present
native Hawaiian industry
as, a
division of the
a
name
Brewing Co. It will continue to produce and market
Primo brand, long a favorite in the islands/ and will retain its
Schlitz
present employees —V, 198,
Seaboard
p.
290.
Line. RR.—Bonds Offered—On Nov.
Air
13, The First Boston
and Harriman Ripley
Corp.
&
Co., Inc., New York, as joint managers of an under¬
writing
announced the public offering of $22,-
group,
000,000 Seaboard Air Line Railroad 4%% first mort¬
gage
yield
bonds, series C, due Dec. 1, 1988, at 99.632% to
4.65%. The group was awarded "the issue at
competitive sale Nov.
the
named
Other
4%%
bids
for
13
coupon.
the
on
a
bid of 98.912% which
>
bonds,
all
as
4%,
from
came
Halsey, Stuart & Co., 98.822; Kuhn Loeb & Co. and
White, Weld & Co., jointly, 98.577, and Eastman Dil¬
lon, Union Securities Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc.,
REDEMPTION
jointly, 98.169.
FEATURES—The
bonds
are
not redeemable,
except
the sinking fund, ,prior to Dec. l,
1968.
are
redeemable
at
regular
redemption ^prices
ranging from 104.65%
for those redeemed prior to Dec. 1, 1969
to 100% for those redeemed on or after Dec. 1, 1987.
Sinking fund
of
redemption prices range from 100.50% for those redeemed
1, 1965'to-100% for those redeemed on or after Dec.
Dec.
prior to
1, 1987.
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be
applied in part to the repayment of a $5,000,000 unsecured note,
clue Jan.
15,
1965, held by
First <te Merchants National Bank of
Richmond.
The balance will be added to working capital and used
PROCEEDS—Net
to
Pub ic
2,000
1787.
through operation
Thereafter,
they
company
of
3,500
American
almost
of
Mr. Albert said.
to acquire all of the outstanding
based, 15-unit, chain of cafeterias,
Henry A. Montague. President of Prophet, announced on Nov. 6.
Mr. Montague noted that sales of Polly Davis exceeded $4 mil¬
lion
in
1962,
and that the acquisition
would lead to increased
diversification
of Prophet operations and
further penetration in
the growing southeastern market,—V.
198, p. 1680.
The
stock
5.500
5,500
Inc.
Co—_
Schenley Industries, Inc.—English Subsidiary
to
education
company,
engaged in the
local and
mainly
for
\yas
■>;
Headed
&
Sale Planned—
Co;
Acquisition
disclosed.
Co.,
&
Co.,
p.
Nov.
The
Corp.—Acquisition—
Polaris
Albert,
fering to Stockholders—The. company is offering its
stockholders the right to subscribe for 1,903,750 ad¬
'
v
Neuhaus
573.
accrued interest.—V. 197, p. 2052. <
plus
1C0%,
>
leading
including
-r-
Transportation Co.—Tenders for Bds.
The
Fidelity-Philadelphia: Trust Co., of 135 South Broad St.,
Philadelphia 9, Pa., will up to noon (EST) on Dec. 16, 1963, re¬
ceive tenders for the sale to it on Jan. 1,
1964 of consolidated
mortgage 3%-6% bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 2039, to an amount
sufficient to exhaust the sum of $350,060 at prices not to exceed
Nov. 1, 1963, The Ohio Co., Columbus, offered
publicly, in the State of Ohio only, 40,000 shares of
this firm's common stock at $12 per share.
Of the
to
25.00
25.00
12.50
12.50
———
———
Philadelphia
—On
thermo
1323.
p.
&
capital
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.————
Offered
total, 20,000 shares were offered for the company and
20,000 for a selling stockholder. At the same time
the company
offered $300,000 of 6% sinking fund
debentures (with warrants) due Nov., 1, 1973, at par,
plus accrued interest.
^
Net proceeds to the company will be used for pur¬
chase of its present plant, for working capital, and
for other corporate purposes.
Sons..!
&
&
198,
the
;
5,500
Hutton
,E.
P.
,
,
198,
Hutton
F.
ment
.
Brown
3,500
3,500
Co.
Co., Inc
Bingham, Walter &
Hurry, Inc.—
Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
& French, Inc.-i—
C.
A.
Inc.—
(Earl)
the
Alex.
3,500
&
Co.—
&
&
.
5,500
& Co
duPont,
I.
■"V: The
such of the shares of com¬
shall not be subscribed for
pursuant to the subscription offer to holders of the company s
outstanding common stock:
< '
%
'
.
■
•
'
%=
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
1
——
25.00%
'.
Kohlmeyer
Sullivan
Inc.—.;
Eiehler
5,500
4,500
4,500
4,500
4,500
Seager,
percentage set opposite their names of
mon
stock offered by the prospectus as
•/
5,500
Co.,
Becker & Co., Inc.
G.
on
126,533 shs.
345,827 shs.
15,085,433 shs.
Smith Inc.
Bateman,
Jackson
Co,
&
Bosworth,
9,500
Webber,
Sheilds
$45,000,000
$5,000,000
listed below have severally
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Paribas Corporation
9,500
Underwood,
—V.
underwriters
MerHll
9,500
.
Pierce,
Inc.._
5,500
W.
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the purchase agree¬
ment, to purchase from the company at the subscription price
of
'
.
E.
15,
Aug.
,
Walston & Co., Inc.„
Goodbody & Cq:^_%
Proscott & Co.
J—_
Saunders, Stiver & Co.A
Sutro &. Co._~^_.-L.__,_-
Co.,
Smith
&
Allyn,
^
^
stock
A
Stearns
Wyoming, '
,
class
of
Curtis
Francis
Sixth'
2,250,000
126,533 shs.
586,074 shs.
16,425,358 shs.-
842,820 shs.
645,429 shs.
the conditions
A.
electricity
'
'
to
Bear,
Outstanding
"—
——
and subject
the terms
9,500
&
—
Bache
$315,146,000
4,502,200
---
2,500,000 shs.
1,040,000 shs.
:
Weeks
Lynch,
Paine,
&
Outstanding
purchase contract
to purchase
shares
Peabody
Fenner
The company also
services in portions
$10,996,000
par)
par)
%
1963
15,
.
Merrill
On
bonds
£
——
debs, due 1974-,.—_
serial notes due Nov. 15,
Common
—V.
Molded Products
Nylon
S.,%W.
920
Authorized
conv.
OCTOBER
OF
agreed
Hornblower &
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
debt:
Notes
1638.
at
Montana and Idaho.
telephone and water
Capital stock:
5%
pfd., cumul. ($100 par)
Serial pfd.,
cumul. ($100 par)—
2464.
p,
writers
On
headquartered
AS
Shearson, Hammill &, Co. 22,036
applied
be
Ore., is engaged principally in supplying
240 communities in the states of Oregon,
steam
1964
V
New Subsidiary—
Wis.,^ manufacturer
will
financing
the
the
of
Inc.
mortgage
4%%
4V4%
instruments for nuclear
analysis
and
measurement, has announced the formation of a
new
research subsidiary to be
called Scientific Data, Inc.
The
new
company
will
engage-in unrestricted research and
development in the instrumentation field. Nuclear Data will have
first rights to the manufacture and marketing of all developments
produced by the subsidiary.
Robert
W. SchumannAwill become President and Chairman of
the new company. Schumann, who founded Nuclear Data four and
a
half years ago' will also remain
as Chairman of the parent
This
shares
%
UNDERWRITERS—The
Nuclear Data, Inc.—Forms
group
a
territory.
its
First
Ltd.—Exchange: Offer
*
'
*
Effective—
from
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION
198, p. 1843.
New York.—V.
Nitro-Chemicals
-Northwest
than
more
of
will
Bids
Portland,
furnishes
Sell Equip. Trust Ctfs.—
7, 1963, it was reported that'this road plans to sell
of equipment trust certificates at competitive bidding.
be
received Dec. 10
(12noon EST) at the company's
Nov.
On
by
made
been
the underwriters named below
from the selling shareholders
set
forth opposite their
below.. Under certain circumstances, fewe/ than all. of the
may be sold and the commitments of participating
under¬
may be increased.
'
1 /
"
T;
Shares
' •
TV Shares
in
severally
number
Kidder,
.
Washington,
'
$6,840,000
the
in 1963 are currently estimated at $52,500,000. of
approximately $27,975,000 had been expended through Aug.
Long-term
Pacific Ry.—To
($1
have
was
BUSINESS—zThe
1843.
p.
($1
stock
contained
'
1963.
Ave.,
the Continental Illinois National Bank
&
Trust
Co.
of Chicago, 231
So.
LaSalle St., Chicago, or the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, N. Y.—
V.
stock
B
UNDERWRITERS—Under
expenditures
at
made
be
A
Class
retirement of bank borrowings made or to be made, in
with the company's construction program. Construction
the
connection
through operation of the sinking fund, $592,000 of its 45/«j%, lirst
bonds due July 1, 1985 at 100.35% plus accrued interest.
will
underwritten
being
is
PROCEEDS—Net
mortgage
Payment
as
which
12,
Class
subscribe
to
has
Authorized
awarded the contract that specified
to it of 18.92 cents a
Other groups asked underwriting compensa¬
follows: Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., 32.8 cents
toward
by Norfolk
Dec.
on
LISTING—Application
E.
s.
the
Offering to
48.7 cents a share,
and Lehman Brothers, Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co., Bear, Stearns & Co. and Dean Witter &
Co.,-jointly, 49 cents a share.
Co.—Partial Redemption—
for
-r
Rights
—
share; Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
a
31.
Illinois Gas
Y.
N.
listing of the company's class A stock on the New York
Exchange. Currently, the shares are traded on the American
Stock Exchange.
v
underwriting compensation
tion
& Poor's.
They are to be secured by
equipment estimated to cost $19,248,000 and are
Northern
PROPOSED
for
Stock
32,363,750 shs.
Rights will expire Dec. 5, 1963.
offering
share.
Moody's and AAA
guaranteed as to principal and dividends
& 'Western Railway Co.—V. 198, p. 1328.
rights
stock
The group
Standard
by
new
Co.
Light
&
Co., Inc.
an
public, at prices to yield from 3.90%
maturity to 4.30% for the maturities
The certificates are rated Aaa by
are
names
re-
were
sold as
ensembles.
They
jointly managed by Blyth & Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. and Paribas Corp., and
including Alex. Brown & Sons and Dempsey-Tegeler
1974-1978.
of
Power
1963.
The
&
York, and associates, announced that
they were awarded at competitive sale an issue of
$7,725,000 Norfolk & Western 4Vs% equipment trust
certificates, series L, on a bid of 98.5973 for the
4V8% coupon. A competing bid of 98.45, also naming
a 4%%
coupon, came from Halsey, Stuart & Co.
The
:
headquartered
at
1372
Broadway,
of Misses, Junior and Children's
producer
large
a
primarily to pre-teen" and teenage girls and young women.
individual items of apparel and also as coordi¬
;%:■,?
:
appeal
nated
%
■}
48,702,702
.
is
sportswear, incluling skirts, blouses, pants, jackets,
sweaters and vests.
The company's products are styled and manu¬
factured with emphasis on color,
fabric, | and design in order to
for 718,354 addi¬
tional common shares at $23.75 per share, on the basis
of one new share for each 20 shares held of record
New
Hutzler,
'
"
-
50,000,000 shs.
York,
to selling stockholders.
go
popular-priced
Stockholders—The company is offering holders of its
196, p. 2585.
Salomon
13,
Nov.
V
200,000,000
will
company,
CAPITALIZATION
Western Ry.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
&
Offered—On
—
.:
.
New
to
Tele-
&
par)
1739.
Pacific
Oct. 30,
cates
($11
stock
Common
Gas Co.—Proposed Merger—
Corp.,
Gas
Net proceeds
BUSINESS—The
$50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
50,000,000
affiliate-.
graph Company,
common
Nevada Northern
Nov.
Telephone
Pacific
The
E.
due
due Sept. 1, 2002
due Apr. 1, 2003
note
(4Vj>%)
payable
Demand
Riley, President of Security
of National Western's Board,
1 $50,000,000
1994
1,
debs.,
debs.,
4%%
1843.
See
scribed.
Outstanding
Authorized
4%%
Mr.
National, who will become
Chairman
said the merger includes
the transfer to National Western of the life interest of Robert L.
Moody in the famous Libbie Shearn Moody trust of Galveston,
Texas, valued at ■ over $14.8 million. Mr. Moody is Chairman of
Security National Life Insurance Co. and the Moody Foundation
of
Galveston, one of the nation's largest foundations.—V. 198,
p.
firm.
tele¬
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
National Western's admitted assets to
Baird noted, "the acquisition increases, our
capital and unassigned surplus above the $3.8 million level and
boosts insurance in force to more than $200 million."
Harold
Shearson, Hammill & Co., New York, of¬
fered publicly, 140,036 shares of this firm's common
r stock
at $17 per share. - The offering was oversub¬
1963,
12,
service, data transmission and transmission of radio
television programs. Other revenues are derived principally
directory advertising.
and
raising
to
million,"
services, mainly telephone service,
the total operating revenues, of the
other than telephone service include
of
services
Stock Offered-^-On Nov.
Togs, Inc.—Class A
Russ
Northwest
typewriter
firm
addition
t"In
93%
about
7
V
I*
.
Pacific
of
telephones of the
the
communication
from
Revenues
constitute
will be one of the fastest growing life insur¬
ance companies in America,
writing new life business at a current
rate
of
$6
million per month with operations conducted in
14
Western states, according to Doyle H. Baird, President of National
Western Life, who will remain as President of the merged company.
$17.5
,
.
telephones
all of
with
Communication
29.
Oct.
on
merged
The
,
can be intercon¬
other telephone companies
in
the
United
States and with telephone system: an most
other
countries. '>•..; • ,:% •
the
Austin,
merger
-Tw
r,
nected
12
Nov.
approved
of
.
companies, "the
Approved—
On
•
•
fr
Co.—Acquisition
Life Insurance
Western
National
(1939)
Chronicle
.The Commercial and Financial
improve the company's
corporate
miles
of
properties or will be available for
general
purposes.
of Dec. 31.' 1962. operated 6,218
Its main line, extending along the Atlantic coastal
BUSINESS—The
track.
company,
plain between Richmond ancl
as
Miami and serving the Atlanta; Birm-
8
railroad
of
quarters
Amount
Inc.
Co.,
8c
Ripley
—7
Peabody & Co
Loeb, Rhoades
Kidder,
M.
Carl
Co.
2.000
2,COO
8c
2.000
___
Brothers &
Salomon
Hutzlcr
2,000
2,000
_
Wertheim & C0..1
Blair
193,
more
Spain;
Spain
two
than
.
^
,
,
logical
a
198,
Life
this
Co.,
issue.—V.
Northwest.
-
is
Elizabeth
St.
Yakima, Wash., title to which property is in the name
Washington non-profit corporation which is issuing
the notes.
This hospital in the immediate past has been operated
with 209 beds.
However, much of the facilities are old and obsolete.
Therefore, the Sisters have determined that all
of the existing
facilities except for a newer wing will be demolished and replaced
with an entirely new facility.
Upon completion of construction, the
Hospital will have 200 beds and 22 bassinets.
cost
estimated
total
The
the
of
construction
new
Series A Notes, together with the net
proceeds
of the
$1,000,000 of Series B notes to
be issued
in
January of 1964, will be used to pay for these construction and
equipment costs.—V. 195, p. 1365.
'
net
proceeds
of
holders
to
the
Propane Gas Co.—Sells Certain Sub¬
sidiary Properties—
See
City
Gas
this issue.—V.
Southwest Gas Corp.—Proposed
On
Gas
Nov.
into
stock
common
it
1963,
Nevada
and
Northern
The
15,
Northern
Southwest
for
reported
was
each
Gas
Co.,
the
on
Tool
and
for
share
Directors
had
voted
of
Nevada
of
78.237
the
maximum
a
of
offered
0.6
to
of
Nevada
merge
share
Northern
of
Southwest
of
until
December
issued
under
Formed
to
in
Reno,
fiscal
and
was a wholly owned subsidiary of Southwest
1962, when 209,000 of its
common
shares
were
j ear
other
both
rights to
it had
holders
1955,
in
ended
been
April.
Sept.
Nev..
tax
30,
a
certain
"a
the
Southwest
Southwest
until
earnings
no
but
make
reasons
companies,"
of
inactive
It has
substantial
investment
extremely
merger
official
securities.
it began
gas service
from operations in its
said.—V.
credit
attractive
1C6,
to
is
and
only
on
East
Africa
Speedee Mart, Inc.—New Directors—
election
T..e
of
dent
of
the
Other
California
Nembchek,
John
attorney;
-
D.
of
is
and
announced
franchised
the
Executive
B.
Bradshaw
was
Operations;
Bradshaw
Mr.
Paul
members
Vice-President
S.
of
Speedee Mart,
Board
and
President
A.
Taylor
market
Theodore
D.
Boney,
Whitted,
Paul
C.
Speedee
to
Boney,
convenience
Charles
of
;
'
E.
are
Robert
Vice-President;
Gibson
Vernon
by Henry
route
basis
both
on
domestic
TWA's
system.
chain.
E.
Glover
Vice-President-
Lec
D.
Jr.,
Engstrand,
equip,
equip,
series
31.
OF
AS
fund
NOV.
A,
series
317
due
serial
Dec.
acquired
Bradshaw
supermarket subsidiary which operates five units in the
San Diego area. He has been in the retail food business for more
than 30 years.
The Bradshaw chain was incorporated in 1957.
Mr.
due
B,
1983
Dec.
6Ma 7
106,000,000
1977
26,000,000
serial
active
39,400.000
29.900,000
38,500,000
due
30.000.000
debs. '?due
income
i$5
subject
15,000,000 shs.
par)
the
to
Merrill
underwriters
Kidder,
Carl
Columbia
Equities
and
Braemar
Develop¬
1788.
M.
Paine,
Squire for Men, Inc.
—
Debentures Offered
—
On
offered
publicly $135,000 of this firm's 8% convertible
Smith,
The
debentures
of
$15,162,000
1.400.000
are
convertible
into
a
maximum
8c
Co.__
1.400,000
Brothers
Weld
8c
&
Co.
Wertheim
A.
E.
&
Shields
F.
S.
Co.
8c
Spencer
Tra.sk
Tucker,
Anthony
H.
Allen
&
R.
Dickson
J
C.
'
R.
&
&
Estabrook
Fulton,
Robert
&
&
Reid
&
Co.
L.
Day
Inc.—
Co.
—
Chiles
John
North
37.800
Hulme,
2,700
2,700
100,000
2,700
100,000
2,700
7
100,000
2.70O
100,000
100,000
100,000
2,700
2,700
Co.
Corp.
'
Co.
&
D.
100.000
Sullivan
Humphrey.
&
8c
Jones
Co.
2,700
100,000
7_.
2,700
100,000
7
2.70O
100,000
2,700
2,700
100,000
Co.
8c
2,700
2,700
100,000
Inc
__—
Coe
Newburger
2,700
100,000
._•
—
Inc.
Applegate
2,700
100,000
&
Co..
&
:
Sons
Dawkins
&
Raffensperger,
Rodman
&
Roulston
2,700
100,000
8c
Hughes
Stix
Underwood,
_7
Neuhaus
Woodard-Elwood
198.
8c
7
-
100,000
■
71
2,700
100,000
2,700
.
100,000
Co.
—
2,700
100,000
Inc.
2,700
100,000
Co.
&
8c
2,700
100,000
-
Co.
Smith
Zuckerman,
—V.
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
Grace 8c Co.
Co.
—1
&
&
Renshaw
Sterling,
2,700
1844.
p.
Ultronic
Systems Corp.—Receives Add! Capital—
See
Capital
1231.
p.
Union
On
Technical
for
Carbide
Nov.
has
of
Carbide
it
signed
divest
to
basis
by
under
Carbide.
Trade
itself
of
.
Inc.—____
the
to the interests of Union Carbide's stockholdershas been handicapped by the uncertainties posed
complaint, and now that these have been removed we
able to make move definite plans for our future participa-;
satisfactory
22,950
in
22.950
Jersey.
Transfer
of
ownership
to
effective before the end of 1963.
be
in
Ethyl
Terre
Union
22.950
the
22,950
had
22.950
now
the
polyethylene film and packaging business."
acquiring the Visking polyethylene film plants located
Haute, Indiana; Fremont, California; and Flemington, New.
is
continue
Ethyl
to
is
expected
to
become
polyethylene
film at
Cartersville, Georgia, plant, built by the corporation after it
acquired Visking, and in other facilities of the corporation
in production or in the planning stage.
The
sale
not
does
will remain
Union
under
activities
purchase
agreement
22,950
22 950
both
22,950
mission.—V.
.States.
The
involve
produce
Visking's
polyethylene
in
v
7
Carbide
Union
198,
food
casings business, which
and it does not affect
film outside the United
Union Carbide .ownership,
Carbide's
22.950
p.
and
Ethyl
1789.
.
'.
'..'7 7 7
'
--7
7
■
■'t-'
has been
'
approved by the Directors of
and by the Federal Trade Com¬
7 7, ;,v
,
,
.
7,
7
:
22,950
18,900
18 900
18.900
18.900
-
10 800
10^800
400,000
10,800
10 800
400,000
400,000
10,800
400.000
10.800
_____—400,000
.10,800
400,000
10,800
400,000
10^800
Union
Planters
National
Offered—The
bank
Bank
of
Memphis—Com¬
is
offering its stockholders
the right to subscribe for 150,000 additional common
shares at $40 per share, on the basis of one new share'
for each 7Vh shares held of record Nov. 6. Rights will
expire Nov. 27. ,M. A. Saunders & Co., Inc., Memphis,
is the principal underwriter.
mon
10,800
400,000
-
7
7
22,950
22.950
400,000
will
Carbide
22,950
850,000
complaint
directing
polyethylene
film a-ssets
corporation'
tion
22 950;
transaction
the FTC
shall
22.950
The
acquired from The Visking Corporation in 1956.
on
the sale, Birny Mason, Jr., President of Union
said: "I am gratified the matter has been resolved on a
27 000
22,950
operations
of the
represents
film
Commission
22 950
•
announced that
Ethyl is purchasing
which
polyethylene
22,950
v
198,
had
Carbide,
27 000
22 950
issue.—V.
Commenting
The
22,950
this
Inc.,
Carbide Corp.
and Union
been
Federal
a
Industries,
Corp.—Sells Certain Plants—
Ethyl Corp.
1,
agreement
37.800'
700,000
—
-
Inc.—
2,700
100.000
100,000
——_7
&
Edwards
Edward
37 800
700,000
—
^
Son§
Inc
100,000
7_a
.
Clarke
8c Co.
Skaggs &
G.
2.700
;
Inc
Co.,
2,700
100,000
—
2,700
100.000
Inc
4,050
2,700
100,000
Co.
8c
Co.
8c
Clayton Securities Corp.
Faulkner,
4.050
150,000
Davenport
A.
4,050
'4,050
100,000
Clarke
W.
4.050
150,000
Strudwick
'Co.
&
W.
Richard
4.050
"*
150,000
150,000
Inc.
that
400,000
;
Co.
Inc
7_
Union
700,000
—
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
&
Inc.
8c
Cassell &
F.
4,050
4,050
•
150,000
Co.
Bass
4,050
150,000
D.
C.
37.800
850,000
-
Inc.
Co.
&
Inc.—
——
37.800
400,000
Co..
Co.
&
Mosley
8c
M.
4.050
150,000
Fox
37 800
'
850.000
—__
Simmons—
8c
Co.,
Garrett
McDonnell
Jack
4,050
-
150,000
&
Co.
&
Fitch,
Barret,
4,050
150,000
Co.
Willis, Kenny & Ayres,
Anderson
Co.
&
4.050
150.000
settlement
700,000
&
&
&
Yeatman,
Abraham
4,050
150,000
150,000
7
Meyer
Wheat
C.
J.
4,050
150,000
v
7
Friedrichs
Co.
Wagen,seller & Durst.
850,000
—_
,
Bleichroeder,
Bradford
Dain
Suplee,
7 4,050
150,000
Inc.
4,050
150,000
Co.
&
150,000
&
Frank,
Stern,
5,400
4,050
150,000
Labouisse,
Stiver
Saunders,
5,400
150,000
Co.
850,000
i
Co.,
Baird
Ellis
M.
&
Miller
Mead.
5,400
5,400
>
200.000
Inc.
Corp.
Co..
5,400
'
200,000
200,000
Corp.
Mullaney, Wells & Co.
Pierce,
Wulbern,
Murphey,
850,000
Co.
S.
Weeks
Blunt
M'cKelvy
850,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
Baker,
Weil.
850,000
;
—
Co.
Co.
Lemon
W.
Howard,
5,400
5,400
200,000
Hurry,
&
37.800
850,000
—
&
Inc.
37,800
-850,000
-
—
Co.
&
8c
5,400
5,400
200,000
& Co.
Davis
Richards
5,400
200,000
:
Deetjen & Co.
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
Hill
5,400
".
200,000
Co.,
Securities
Cullom
5,400
5,400
200,000
;
major' portion
of
the
Visking
Division
of
Union
850,000
________
Co.
&
Inc
;■
Securities
850,000
-—
Co.
&
&
Co.,
_•
Childs
5,400
-
200,000
Co.
Shelby
; 5,400
200,000
Inc.
Co.
Walter
Carolina
850,000
Co.
Co.
&
Walker
S.
Bingham,
-
■
200,000
the
850.000
^
8c
&
200,000"
Cohu & Stetson Inc.
-"Winslow,
37,800
850,000
Inc.
Smithers
8c
Van Alstyne. Noel
-
.
200,000
Templeton,
&
5.40O
200,000
—_
850.000
Inc.——'
&
8c
•.'
-i—'
Co.
Mosle &
Nicolaus
Thomas
an
850,000
Hammill
8c
Rotan,
Stifel,
•;
!•__
r
Co.
&
5,400
'
200,000
;
Co.
&
Roney
5,400
200,000
200,000
Co.
&
5,400
-
200,000
Corp.
850.000
Co.
Rothschild
C.
5.400
5,400
200,000
-
Pierce
5,400
"
200,000
Co.
&
5,400
200,000
850.000
Inc.
Co.
&
5,400
200,000
850,000
Co.
5,400
200,000
——
Co.
&
Jones
Rosenthal
1,000.000
—:
Hutton
Co.
Inc.
Roland
Rauscher,
37.800
1,400.000
Co.
Ilutton
F.
&
Milwaukee
Model,
1.400,000
Dominiclc
&
Co.
Masten
Mitchum,
1.400,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann
W. C. Langley 8c Co.
Lee
Higginson Corp.
F. S. Moseley & Co.
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
F.
7
Dodge & Co. Inc.——
&
200,000
200,000
—
■
37.800
1,400.000
Co.
&
8.100
Redpath
Co.
Co.
Ryons .&
&
The
37.800
1,400,000
'
Co.
Eecker
G.
&
&
8c
Company,
Corp.
Bissell 8c Meeds
E.
A.
37.809
,
1.400,000
Corp.
__r
Co.
&
Parker
Howe
Weedon
Lester,
1.000,000
Stearns
Clark,
W.
1
Inc
——_
8c
&
Bear,
8,100
'7 300,000
Co.
1,400,000
7
Co.
Bache
8,100
300,000
8c
Loewi
8,100
.
300,000
Hogle 8c Co. —7
Johnson, Lane, Space
Laird,
8.10O
300,000
Youngberg
1,400,000
—
Curtis
&
Co.
&
A.
Laird
1,400,000
_
Hutzler
&
300,000
7
—
&
The
1,400,000
Inc.
Securities
Witter
,J.
1.400,000
Inc..
Co.,
Co.
8c
I
7
—
Scribner
&
Stieglitz
Ira
Haupt
& Co.
Hickey &
Co.
1,400,000
Jackson
Webster
37.800
1,400,000
.———
Rhoades
Loeb,
8z
White.
&
8.10O
8,100
37 800
Inc.
7—
_____
Co.,
8.10O
8,100
300.000
-
Co.
8c
Gardner
Collins
Halle
409.374
&
Co.
8c
Paribas Corp.
Drexel & Co.
J.
108,000 shares of common stock at a conversion
price of $1.25 per share if converted within one year
Sutro
Warrants
Weeks
&
Barney
Stone
J.
debentures due 1969 at par.
severally
the purchase con¬
Debentures
Smith
8c
Securities
Co.
&
Ripley
Webber,
Robert
1963j Samuel B. Franklin & Co., Los Angeles,
&
Sachs
Peabody
Arnhold
Sept. 6,
Fenner
Union
Fofgan
Goodbody
Johnston,
Inc.,
Inc.—V, 198, p.
6,676,780 slis.
have
______
Lynch, Pierce,
Co.,
Inc.
Garnet
Properties
below
named
and
terms
8c
Dillon,
Inc.
7
•
100.000,000
100,000,000
-
Blyth
8c
Mackall
Oct.
conditions of
tract.
to
purchase from Hughes Tool
Co.
the debentures
and
warrants
set
forth
below opposite
their respective names.
The
underwriters
arc
committed
to
purchase all, of such debentures
and warrants if any are purchased.
Under certain circumstances
the commitments of nondefaulting underwriters may be increased:
agreed,
Cook
Hanrahan
1963-Dec.
31,
debs,
UNDERWRITERS—The
G.
Co.
26.000,000
notes,
—
stock
79.000,000
8,100
300,000
300.000
lynch
8c
Deane
Davis,
1978__
1,
$92,800,000
notes,
-
subord.
June
Common
Outstanding
1963-Dec.
31,
subord.
——
in real estate development and management
through his own company in San Diego. He also serves on the
Board
of
various
companies
in
the
area,
includlrlg
Bradshaw,
ment
Taylor is
1963
<-
—
conv.
Co.
BoyntOn & Co.. Inc.
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
fund
31,
Dec.
mortgage
1966
5:i4';
1,
due
mortgage
equip,
Shearson,
recently
1,
$92,800,000
1972
sinking
1964
5 Vz 7
connect
8,100
300.000
Co.,
8c
8.10O
300.000
;
Inc
8c
8,100
300,000
'
8.100
300,000
1
;
Co.
Co.
Leonard
8c
E.
due Dec. 31,
mortgage
series B.
notes,
67
routes
Los Angeles and
cities in Europe,
Asia.
and
61/2equip, mortgage sinking
67
L.
Ramsey.
Mart's
transcontinental
a
Authorized
E.
the
Presi¬
conversion
Madison Ave.,
carrier authorized to
and mid-continent cities and
Internationally, TWA serves 16
CAPITALIZATION
Hallgarten
Beard
a
380
at
Coast
Francisco.
North
scheduled
a
transatlantic
a
major
San
headquartered
United States air
company,
the
service
provide
Dominick
1655.
p.
at
into
share.
a
York,
New
Dean
Northern
convertible
are
stock
common
Hughes
by
(approximately
Hughes Tool is also
principal amount of
aggregate
which
debentures
shares
owned
are
outstanding stock!.
1,363.636
BUSINESS—The
,
Salomon
common.
is subject to approval by shareholders of both
special meetings in Las Vegas, on Dec. 20 and ap¬
California. Arizona and Nevada state regulatory com¬
at
In addition, Hughes Tool is beneficial owner
of $80,962,100 aggregate principal amount of-debentures and related
warrants
to
purchase 2,185,976.7 shares of common stock,
sub¬
stantially all of which comprise the current offering of units.
price of $22
Hornblower
Southwest
redeemable
are
shares
5.221,301
of
$30,000,000
of
owner
subordinated
Harriman
at
Nevada
$20
&
Corp.
Emanuel,
securities
owner
company's
the
of
beneficial
convertible
Goldman,
missions.
;•
1965, at
'
TWA
beneficial
Co..
Glore.
726.
p.
Merger—
that
basis
198,
transaction
companies
proval by
common
ranging from 106.125',;
to par, according to
the sinking fund at par, plus accrued interest
prices
case.
Eastman
Florida,
of
Co.
1,
debentures
,
Southeastern
purchase
8.10O
300,000
a_;
Co.
Turben
8,100
300,000
;
Wm.
through June
FEATURES—The
PROCEEDS—The
$4,860,000,
is
including equipment. To pay in part the cost of this new ho pital
a
building fund campaign
was
conducted in Yakima and the
Yakima Valley in 1962-63.
The drive is considered to have been a
huge success in that it resulted in the receipt of $725,000 in cash
and pledges payable for the
most part over, a three-year period.
The Hospital
also has received a Hill-Burton Grant
from the
Federal Government in the amount of $1,200,000.
The
group,
in units, of $80,-
'
<
entitle
company
notes, series A,
Sisters'
the
each
in
>
Heart Province
of Sacred
the institutions
of
Cne
and
owns
On
The offering was over¬
*
the
of
redemption
Hospital,
of
Merrill,
8,100
8,100
300.000
Lundborg
Julien
,
—
underwriting
an
priced at $1,230.
REDEMPTION
to yield at
community of Sisters of Charity of the
operates hospitals and educational
institutions throughout the world. In the United States it has two
Frovincea, both situated in the State of Washington. Sacred Heart
Province has its Provincial Motherhouse at Seattle and St. Ignatius
lia.; its Provincial Motherhouse in Spokane.
These two Provinces
administer
all
of the
institutions owned by the Sisters in the
Paci ic
Irving
Chapman,
1206.
p.
share, and thereafter until their expiration on
Dec. 1, 1973, at $22 a share, in each case subject to
adjustment.
maturity,
BUSINESS—The religious
Providence
194,
Units Offered
offering,
secondary
warrants
stock
in
proceeds, together with other funds, will be
used to pay for the construction of a new St. Eliza¬
beth Hospital at Yakima, Wash.
of
issue.—V.
—
of
manager
as
the
was
The
198,
Net
Ho- so
Airlines, Inc.
subscribed.
to 5Vs%.
4V2 %
from
this
Co.,
of this firm's 6V2% subordinated income
debentures, due June 1, 1978, with warrants to pur¬
chase 2,185,974 shares of TWA common stock/ Each
unit, consisting of $1,000 principal amount of deben¬
tures and warrants to purchase 27 shares of common
.
of Providence
House
the
1978, and were priced
1,
York,
stock,
&
Illinois
Reinholdt
692,000
publicly $1,000,000 of this
corporation's direct obligation serial notes. The notes,
dated Nov. 1, 1963, mature serially from May 1, 1965
through Nov.
Pipe
Inc
7.
Miller
Hentz
Auchincloss.
announced
Wis., offered
Bend,
Hayden,
Newhard,
1789.
p.
per
Insurance
of
198,
13, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.,
New
point
/
Charity
Acquisition—
issue.—V.
this
Pipe Co.—Merger Approved—Name
Sewer
Cannelton
Nov.
market,
the European
Ry.—Proposed
RR.,
Facific
Trans World
Territory
West
V'.v.v*'•
7
•
Co.
8,100
300,000
300,000
300,000
;■
Michigan
Crowell.
(now State) of Washington (Seattle) —
Notes Offered—On Nov. 12, 1963, B. C. Ziegler & Co.,
the
Y.\7
&
10,800
10,800
300,000
7
_
1—
Burr
of
The
328,3^8 shs.
.:,;7".7>i — ■■■•■;./
7. :
First
H.
$135,000
400,000 shs.
par)
Pacific
&
Missouri
See
998.
p.
Western
of
.
Outstanding
$135,000
&
Courts
FINANCING
Change—
,
_
'
Sisters
/Cofl'iu
Kraus
Co.
Co.,
lolsoo
400,000
400,000
—__—
—
&
10,800
400,000
__—
Inc.
Sullivan
10,800
400,000
Inc.—
Eichler & Co.
BosworLh.
10,803
400,000
Inc.
&
&
Bateman,
|
bonds..
Burge
B^rth
Co.
&
Co..
Warrants
$400,000
—
Fahnestock & Co.
.
Security National Life Insurance Co. — National
Stockholders Approve Acquisition-
p.' 1843.
PRESENT
TO
—■-<
Co..
8c
Stone
„
studies ot
of
years
as
Market.—V.
National
Ball,
J.
City.
York
New
8c
Singer,
Western
see
and
J.
P.,
281.
p.
Texas
See
of entry because Sears'
in Latin America will prove most valuable
the Spanish economy is strong and growing stronger;
has applied for associate membership in the European
and
Common
198,
(50c
Texas Vitrified
,
„
was
selected
extensive
experience
in
EFFECT
.
debenture
stock
Common
said
great."
is
Spain
•
N.
Authorized
in Spain,
Chairman
on
of.icials
^
After
•
-
.
,
has ever
European soil.
that the company has just received
ofiicial approval from the Spanish government to establish retail
operations in that country and is now in a position to pioceed
With its plans for Spain.
Initially the company will open one department store in Madnd,
the
nation's
capital, and
another in the provincial capital ot
.Barcelona. The first store is expected to be open for business in
the Spring of 1965.
A buying office will be opened
in Madrid next Spring.
Madrid and Barcelona are the country's two largest cities, each
with populations in excess of two million.
"It
is
entirely
possible
Sears
will expand into other major
provincial capitals of Spain at some future date," Messrs. Cushman
and
Baker
said.
"The potential
in Spain
and other European
countries
subsidiary Vogue
Pniladelphia, Pa.; Denver, Colo.;
Newark,
Ga.;
GIVING
'
convertible
8'7c
Stores in Spain—
& Co.—To Open
operations
Sear5
Stroud
Walston
Moore,
Roebuck &
retail
e
Atlanta,
111.;
CAPITALIZATION
-
•1'
the cities of Los Angeles,
in
Chicago,
—V.
Co. plans to open department stores
it
was
announced on Nov.
15 by Austin T. Cushman,
and Crowdus Baker, President.
This
will be the first time the
77-year-old company
had
Sehwabacher
the research,
in
Debentures
7
Co.—*
.Jaffray 8c Hopwood
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
The
development, manu¬
for men and fasnion
wigs for women. The company maintains its home office at 328
Soath Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California and maintains brancn
offices
is engaged
:
Sears, Roebuck
Sears
;
Ohio
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
Piper,
sale and service of custom hair pieces
facture,
1231.
p.
its wholly owned
and
company
Ltd.
Fashion Wigs
1,000
Marache Inc.
—V.
BUSINESS—The
1,000
1,000
— —
Co., Granbery,
8c
Amount
/
,
The
proceeds, estimated at $121,500, will be used
for inventory, advertising, working capital, and other
corporate purposes.
1,000
Childs Securities
Corp
800
Burnham & Co
__—500
Baker, Watts & Co._300
Burgess & Leith__—
300
Chace, Whiteside & Winslow, Inc.
150
Starkweather 8c Co.;
150
Trubee, Collins 8c Co
100
2,850
Goldman, Sachs & Co.__:_
issuance, or at $1.40 per share if converted after
and before two years.
year
Net
respective
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—1W. C. Langley & Co
Walston 8c Co., Inc
Corp.__$2,350
Boston
First
The
Harriman
one
severally
have
company the following
C bonds (000 omitted)-
agreed to purchase
from the
•principal amounts of the series
from
principal lines
States, head¬
Richmond, Va.
Montgomery gateways is one of the
which serve the southeastern United
of the company are at 3600 W. Broad St.,
PURCHASERS — The purchasers named
below
and
Ingham
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
(1940)
10 800
Net proceeds will be used to increase capital and
surplus.
7
BUSINESS
—
Memphis, offers
The
a
bank, headquartered at 61 Madison Avenue,
complete financial services. The services include:
-
Continued
on
page
52
T
Number 6317
198
Voume
(1941)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
announcements
Dividend
/.<V
indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table
in which we show the payments previ¬
Navie of Company
Fund,
Abascus
of
1/100
mately* $1.37 %
to
.
Co.
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
•
,
-
Electric
American
participating
30c
:
Participating
Electronic
.
dividend
Stock
American
Shares
American
Rubber
American
Safety
Ltd.
(quar.)—25c
(s-a)
Extra
Oil
11-29
15c
1- 2
12-13
U2'/ac
20c
11-29
12-16
12-13
15c
25c
30c
$1.25
5c
12-13
12-17
12-14
Transport, Inc.,
Associated
-
-
67
preferred
(quar.)
-——
Atlantic Sugar Refineries Co.. Ltd.—
preferred (quar.i
preferred A (quar.i—
Atlas Finance Co.
/
Gold
Aunor
(4c
"A"—
investment income plus
capital gains)
_____
from
from
District
net
Federal
12-16
12-16
11-29
11-29
Coal
Beaver
(quar.)
Corp.
Extra
Federation
Boise
Cascade
(quar.)—.—.
(quar.)
Corp.
Brewer
—
1
dividend)
(stock
Co.
&
(C.)
Petroleum
British
~
2
2
2
2
declare
12-12'
12-12
:
_________
$2.20
—
11-29
11-26
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)____^
(quar.)
:
;
£66',4 c
Extra
$25c
—
Bank
National
,
of
record
Nov.
City Trust Co. (Bridgeport,
Increased quarterly
Extra
18.
Equipment
Trust
Cleveland
Colonial
Utilities
Fisher
Colorado
Fuel & Iron
No
taken
action
this
57
7
—
Increased
Stock
(2-for-l
11-15
11-15
'
.
,
Consolidated Diversified
for common
;
to
—_
Kirsch
87 Vac
12-10
711-29;
11-29
11-19
Kroehler
32c
12-
Stock
Lake
11-21
;
Increased
quarterly
Fulton Industries
(stock
Larnson
11-30
11-19
11-30
11-19
Investment
Fulton
Freightlines,
Copper
Increased
2
12-31
12-
2
Sub
12-16
11-29
$2
General
Crude
General
Portland
General
Oil
Precision
$4.75
$1.60
Parts
Genuine
6
11-20
Lee
1-
1
12-13
Leonia
$4.96
$4.60
M.
Macy
11-29
Madison
Magma
Ltd.,
Shoe
5%
>.
,
.
62V2C
Gulf
Mobile
&
12-16
12-
12-19
11-18
ing
of
6
Dec.
10 %
of
and
Ohio
be
1
1-
2
2-
1
1-
2
5-
1
4-
1
Marsh
1-14
12-
Paper,
5
Marshall
made
Organ
12- 6
12- 6
Hanna
Wells
Maytag
Co.
11-
12-9
12-20
12-
6
McCormick
&
12-20
12-
6
McDermott
(J.
12-15
11-27
McKesson
12-15
11-27
Means
3-15
2-28
12-15
11-27
1-
12-
1
1-1
1
1
1
1-
1
12-13
12-15
11-29
12-15
11-29
12-11
12-11
at
12-
12-27
11-15
10-15
&
«'
National
11-15 <
J20c
12-
2
11-15
35c
12-14
11-25
12-20
12-
45c
12-
11-22
if
Heilemah
Standard Securities,
11-15
;
special
a
1
distribution
•<
be
$1.35
;
<
per-
r
17c
J20c
11-29
$1.25
6-
8
(quar.)
12-
2
11-15
30c
12-14
11-25
2
$1.06 Va
2
12-23
12-
12-10
11-20
Bank
&
11-29
12-16
11-27
12-16
11-27
60c
12-2
11-
12-
9
11-18
1-
2
Class
Moore
(increased quar.)
Co,
A
20c
$1.25
Movie Star,
12-12
11-22
Fuel
Supply
Inc.,
11-22
1-10
12-12
11-25
12-12,
11-25
$1.07Vie
$1.38
(quar.)_
25c
$1.75
15c
.
—1_
12-,
1
H-20
12-
1
11-20
1-15
12-
6
1-
2
12-
6
12-
2
11-22
11-22
9
11-20
11-30
11-22
12-16
11-29
12-16
11-29
11-25
11-
13c
11-29
11-22
35c
5%
12-10
11-25
12-10
11-25
-—-—5c
v
—__
;
(Boston)
'"/
(2.6c from accumulated net income and
10.4c
from accumulated realized gains)
•.
2
12-
25c
30c
.
!
Fund
12-
40c
5c
(quar.)J——
Extra
1
18c
___'
class A
1
12-
1-31
V2%
Murray Co. of Texas (quar.)_l—
Mountain
12-
12r26
20c
11-25
11-15
^
1
11-29
35c
10c
.
Extra
11-25
1-
12-27
11-23
(quar.)___
(quar.)
12-15
11-5
12-12
!!
(quar.i—/£_—__i.___J.__—
Co.
9
12-10
'!.
(quar;)—_%_—J
Products
12-
12-10
.
22V2C
(quar.j_l
common
1-31
22V2C
(quar.)
(quar.")—
11-15
11-21
quar.)
common
Co.,
8
(Pittsburgh).
2
12-13
12-14
45c
60c
Trust
12-10
60c
37V2C
45c
(Albany, N. Y.)
—x—
preferred
1-
3
12-13
!,
Service,"
preferred
4
2
20c
.
12-10
■
11-29
iquar.)—
25c
25c
11-29
12-14
177^—
Montgomery Ward &
12-10
12-
12-14
25c
10c
Co.
(increased
dividend
5.52%
12-10
1-
12-
—35c
Mining & Manufacturing
Public
4.30%
1-
12-13
12-16
three-for-two split
Valley Natural Gas
Stock
6
12-31
■
'
Brewing
1-17
11-29
12-20
62V2C
(quar.)________
(quar.)—
___________
Missouri
5-22
12-
(Chicago)—•
Inc.___:
27 3
12-20
3%
iquar.)
Aluminum
Extra
6
to
Co.:
1-17
12-16
Mirro
5
meet¬
dividend)
i_'_
preferred
Minnesota
2
approved
<G.)
Detroit-
of
(annual
a
Bank
Trust—
Industries,
11-16
2
x__
Mutual
27
11-22
12-15
12-
would
&
Farmers
Securities
Haveg
12-16
15c
__7x.
1
Robbins
W.)
<fe
Minnesota
12-13
2-
50c'
5%
11-22
12-16
5c
the
12-11
,
Ray)'
Mutual
at
12-18
2
$20c
The
4
Michigan Gas Utilities
11-27
12-15
'
37>/aC
,_.—
1-15
1-
(quar.
approve
annual meet¬
will vote
J5c
55c
Co.,' (extra)
11-27
25c
—
11-29
11-29
Mercantile Trust Co.-(St. Louis)
(increased)
60c
Messenger Corp. (quar.i—15c
Metromedia, Inc. (qtlar.)___^___
10c
Michaels
(J.)
Inc.
(quar.)_______
5c
12-13
'
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
12-13
12-13
$2
Quarterly
12-13
$25c
12-18
1-15
55c
—■
Mellon
12-13
1-
1-1
27 Vac
'
$400
Co.—
Quarterly
12-13
1-
&
(F.
Mechanics
12-13
1-
12 7.C
__—
12-21
1 Milwaukee)—
Extra
9
15c
(quar.)__—
12-31
L__
Corporation-^-
Stockholders
12-20
3%
—
11-2?
________7__—_
c
5c
—
11-
12-20
7'
iquar.)—
Year-end
15
$1.15
—:—
Bank
4
12-10
12c
12V2C
a
(Canada)
11-22
12-16
11-18
$1.23
—
(quar.)
Savings
4
30c
Navigation
SI.15
(quar.)—
Company
&
11-
(quar.)
Corp./(stock
Cup
ing to be held on Jan. 15 on a proposed
17.2% stock dividend, to be paid on Jan.
11-22
approval of
A.)
Stockholders
11-22
12-16
(M.
Trust
25c
12-10
12-10
20c
/
Matson
$5c
Co.
11-20
(quar.)_—
Vote
Jan.
on
12-23
$1.15
_-
(quar.)
12-10
12-3
/ 15c
Coal
Bank
surplus.
1-13
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
.
proposed distribution
fhe company's paid-in capital
Maryland
30c
(quar.i
common
J12-10
12-31
!
Supermarkets
$1.183/4
—
!
12-31
J35c
50c
11-18
15c
(quar.)
,12-10
'
(quar.)
Mfg.
11-29
$1.24
common
(quar.)
preferred
4.25%
RR.,
12-10
12-31
(quar.)—___
share
$1.18 3 4
Ltd
Mines,
4.50%
preferred
2
—_____
Moore
5 pn
paid-in
2-
62'4
(quar.)
A
12-10
1-
(quar.i
-
&
will
on
30c
—
2
20c
Properties.^
(quar. 1
Capital Corp..
Stockholders
2
McCall
(quar.)
J.)
12 Vac
12- 6
12-16
1-
11-22
30c
—:
class
preferred
Hammermill
12-10
45c
9c
4
12-13
40 c
(Detroit)
Inc.
12-10
1-
J50c
(N.
National
2-
10c
$30c
._:
2
-
15c
(quar.i—
11-30
1-
■/
(s-a)_j
20c
(quar.i—
11-30
12-16
15c
JlVac
preferred
Class
B/ 1 s-a)__
Manning, Maxwell
37»4c
.7
12-31
12-31
A
30c
(quar.i-—
12-15
10c
!
Saskatchewan
&
Marine
$1.20
Mfg.
(quar.)
Company,
common..
convertible
Hallnor
12-17
Power,
11-14
5%
11-29
$17V2C
'
,
1
30c
9
(quar. ia—
Co.
&
12-
—
12-
12-13
40c
—
Canadian
H.)
Fund—
Quarterly
Marquette Cement
,
9
1-20
6
Ltd.—
Corp.,
Exploration
11-14
'
12-
RR.Mquar.)
Miss.)
;
&
11-22
25%
11-15
2
common—!
Trust
$1.08
—
—
Griesedieck
11-22
11-29
&
1
,
12-
2
1-
$1.50
(quar.)
12-
.
2
12-
20c
(s-a)
12-17
3 r/r's-
1-
10c
30c
7
(Jackson,
Y.),
$1.12)4
_'___—
series
series
25c
quar.i
______________x
C.
(R.
12-17
32c
12-13
quar.)
Ishpeming
Land
P.
1
—__—
1963
Inc.—
Extra
11-18
12- 2
E.
$1.25
(quar.)
Stations,
Green
J 50c
11-30
11-18
12-16
payment at
dividend-!
Stock
11-20
68%c
-
12-15
1-
1
^
(increased
quar.i
—
Year-end
11-29
•
iquar.i
Stores
2
1-
11-30
12-15
50c
11-25
Grocerterias, Ltd.—
1st preference B (quar.)^
Louisiana
12" 5
|
12-16
11-29
12-
_x——____x
Class
(quar.)
1962
preferred
Industries,
11-20
.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Harris
—.
12-20
2
1
12-14
(From investment income),
—
12-
1-
12-16
12-16
Inc., class A (quar.)*,__-?./
(Louis) Enterprises, class A (reduced)
2C
iquar.)
11-22
12-19
25c
Fay,
2-14
com.
12-13
30c
(quar.)
com.
Extra
40c
:___—_—._—
12-13
12-27
10c
Company
Bank
2-28
4.—
(quar.)——
12-27
12-13
30c
iquar,).
D. 1
25c
(quar.)
Co.
$4.60
12- 2
12-12
12-10
(quar.)_
preferred
$4.92
'2
12-10
12-16
(H.
Manitoba
Power Co., $5 preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Georgia
12- 2
,
Equipment,
preferred
preferred
preferred
11-20
75c
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
Loblaw
(quar.)__l
5
12-10
$1,121/2
(N.
25c
Cement
2
2-
100%
common
'
(quar.)
12-
60c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
50c
x
12-13
2
iquar.i
Insurance
Common
to
quarterly
2
iquar.i
Financial
12-
Lesser
—--—
11-
10c
12-31
2-11
Inc
12-13
common
preferred
6%
Leslie
(quar.)
(initial)
Inc.
Ltd.
Mines
2
3-16
Extra
40c
—_,—1_l_
12-13
1-
40c
$1.25
(resinned
Corp.
11-18
(quar.)
2
2%
5334C
;
Gas,
Maryland National Bank
Goodwill
'
Life
$1.40
dividend)—___—
5
1-
series A
Industries
Oil
Mfg.
37V7C
!
11-
12-10
6c
(increased
Laurentide
i
,
12-10
25c
60c
dividend
Lamar
11-19
31 Vic J
dividend) —
(stock
Inc.
12-10
12-15
$1.25
Natural
Superior &
3
11-30
30c
(quar.)— _______
Corp.
12-15
13c.
;
_'
Discount
Co.
233'4C
—_____——
,' Extra
•>
37
Airlines,
Fruehauf
Handmacher-Vogel
—_
Ltd.
Frontier
,
System—
stock split subject
Dec. 20.)
?
Oil
12-12
1-
27Vac
<quar.)_
Manufacturers
Wyoming
Globe
'
15c
dividend
Fund
Franco
12-20
stockholders
Concord
Keystone
11-15
__
$4.75
.
quarterly
11-29
11-25
■
$5
•
Broadcasting
Kerr-McGee
.
12-13
Light Co., common (quar.)_
iquar.)
4.32%;
preferred (quar.)__—
.—^
Florida Steel Corp.
(stock dividend)—Extra
2
$1.62V2
iquar.)
preferred
35c
V.
Transportation-
12-16
1- 2
/
90c
15c
:
common
12-23
(quar.)
Company,
$4.50
1
American
'
preferred A (quar.)
;
;
preferred B (quar.—___'— '
51/2%
Columbia
Kendall
time.)
Hammond
payment
11-15
2
General
Corp.—
on
2
—
4V2%V. preferred
Grafton's,
(quar.)_—
'
shares.
11-29
12-
3-
11-29
11-29
11-15
11-13
12-31
—35c
$3
1
11-29
12-27
(quar.i—_
preferred
on
4
1-15
Drug Co.
(resumed)
Kearney & Trecker Corp. iquar.)..
12-13
Florida Power &
20c
'
_________
$5
12-
(quar.)
preferred
—__ti_
Inc.,
4
1
Katz
12-
(quar.)—
taken
Foods,
(No action
50c
—'
(quar.)
$5
5
100%
;_—.
Moore
&.
$4 60
(s-a—
Corp.
12-
15c
Co.,
12- 6
12- 6
12- 2
12-10
2 /
Clopay Corporation—
Dividend payment omitted at this time.
Coca Cola Bottling (Los Angeles)—
'
Increased
quarterly
__________
——
National
11-25
12-20
2 7
Abrasive
Conn.)—
(quar.)
Co.
1
.
General
1-2
1-15
.
—1
1-
$1.14
_—_—
.dividend
4
12-
1-
7%c
'
Kokenge
Kansas-Nebraska
v
(Syracuse* N. Y.)
Deposit Co.
&
Gaspe
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-31
_____
holders
11-25
;—
Garrett
.
7'"- 55c
___10c
Century Acceptance Corp. (stock dividend)27
Channing Financial Corp., common
(quar.)
6c
80c
convertible
preferred
(quar.)-.—-20c
Chemical
Enterprises
(quar.)—7c
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Quarterly
^250
Chicago Title & Trust Co.—
•
/'
■
Stockholders approved
a
proposed threefor-one split of the common shares,
to
'
Quarterly
Special
1
(quar.)_—
11-29
Philadelphia
of
1-
10c
;
•-
11-29
11-18
11-30
11-30
(quar.)
—-
Central-Penn
Trust
Stock
Fund
12-
1
11-25
$1.60
Louis
St.
11-22
12-20
1-
iquar. i____
(quar.i.
Supply,
preferred
1
31.
12- 6
1-1
—12V2C
Case,Pomeroy & Co.—27—____—-___2—__
25c
Catelli Food Products, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
$12V2C
Inc.
Caressa,
Cole
12- 5
12-13
12-13
,
Lines, Ltd.—
(s-ai
Breweries, Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
$2.65
Clark
11-15
11-15
11-15
12-20
11-18
11-13
12- 2
12- 2 '
12- 2
1-10
12-20
1-2
$25c
1- 2
/''•' ■•//."•'/
$31V'4c
1- 2
$10c
1- 1
$55c
1- 1
preference
5 7
Canadian
$5
1-
>
of
11-22
12-16
$1.31 V4
common
common
&
Cincinnati (quar.j_
Trust Co. of Kearny
Corp./.
Quarterly
9-30
11-13
—
Liquid Gas (quar.)———-—7»/ac
Permanent Mortgage Corp.___i-i__
$50c
Canada Steamship
Research
li-T 2
12-20
6834C
Water
Plastics
50c
Bank
National
Fischbach
&
11-29
12-16
26V4c;V
iquar.i___
__7
$1.18
dividend
12 27
54 Vic
dividend—
Jomar
(quar.)— __
stock
;
Dec.
of
Bank
First
11-15
710- 9
11-30
11-20
5.607
Extra
Bank
4c
'
Julian
iquar.)
First
•
preferred
Canada
J.)
First
v
California
'
(N.
„
26%%
record
National
First
11-20
11-12/
11-12
11-15
12-23
11-21
12-12
Co.—
dividend—-,-—
share
Edison,
5.48%
of
National
12--2
Electric
11-25
at, a special meeting
director's proposal to
a
12-20
12-16
26 %c.
iquar.)___
iquar.)
11-25
'
16c
preferred (quar.)—
70c
(quar.)
—$1.37
4.647
preferred (initial quar.)—
$1.16
Burroughs (J. P.) & Son (quar.)———____
10c
Burton-Dixie
Corp.
(annual)
t
—
75c
Butterick Co., 57 non-cum. pfd.
(quar.)—_
$1.25
American
Brockton
.
Africa
South
a
holders
Frist
12-24
$0,083
Ltd.____________,—_
Co.,
1111-
on
11-27
2
1-
C.i -■"
(quar.)
11-30
will vote
14
Jan.
11-22
35c
(D.
iquar.i__i._i.___
Option
1
(Chicago) —
Stockholders
6
12-16
4c
(quar.i
preferred
Jamaica
Y.)—
Chicago
of
11-22
12-
-
—
y(quar.).._
compnop
preferred
(Pa.)—-
Bank
6
$1
Securities,
1-
15c
Bank
12-20
12-
27
preferred
10c
National
12-30
(quar.i
.
National
22
l_-22
.
10-15
■
12-12
——__—________
Co.
9
33c
___,
Light & Power, com. iquar.)..
4.807
preferred iquar.)_
l-i_
4.30%
preferred iquar.i„
:
Irving Trust, Co. (N. Y.i
iquar,l
11-15
12-15
Petroleum
Trust
11-22
i;
$1.12 Va
.
11
12-
39i'uc '•
50c
common
preferred
Iowa
25c
First
'
British
12-20
37 Vac
(N.
A
6V/2%
11-22
—;—
Trust Co.
11-22
11-22
12-
35V4C
quar.i
Washington
514%
75c
&
&
of
Investors
„
40c
12-24
div. on increased shares)™
New
common
(increased)---p.™—,—20c
British-American Construction & Materials,
Ltd.
'
tl2c
stock
(Extra
1^10
2
class
preierred
18c
Fidelity-Philadelphia
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
12- 1
',1-20
12-31
12-24
25c
10c
12v2c
100%
2%
r—
—.
(quar.)
Inc.
1-15
1-15
1-15
1-15
,
21c
$1
S3
-
Publications,
Breskin
11-11
15C
!__
:
tincreased
Paper Co..
$1.03
(quar.)
Bank
Extra
Felmont
11- 8
11-29
22c
$1.75
$1
$1.07
—
—
2
see
Sign
$1.25
12-16
11-25
1- 2 7 12-12
11-15
11- 8
12- 2
11-15
14c
I—
—.
1
Co.
Black-Clawson
11-15
11-19
12-
•
—/-
(quar.)
Co.
1
11-29
12-13
:
First
7
Barber-Greene
12-
'
V
(quar.)__l_
Hydro-Electric, common
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.i—
4147 preferred (quar.)—:
4
Interstate
Pacific Electric,
$1.20
10c
preferred
77
11-15
12-
16 Vac
Leslie Fay, Inc.
5Vt7 pi'd. A (quar.)
Signal, common (quar,)___
preferred
(quar.)__——_—
preferred
(quar.)———___;——
(Leslie)
Federal
on
Bangor
1
(quar.)^
Inc.
Evans,
l_-22
2
12-
80c
FoweV,
Stock
—__
Electric—
(a tliree-for-two split)
dividend
Stock
Fund
Axe-Houghton
5».a%
12-
Employers Reinsurance Corp. (K. C.| (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.
(quar.i.:
—
Fay
(quar.)
Mines
11-30
;
._•
12-
2
,12-
____
preferred
4.30%
,
15c
—'
Empire
11-29
11-29
10c
-15c
12-14
(quar.)_
Industries
11-18
11-29
—!_
(quar.)
11-26
Phonograph' Corp—
&
Quarterly
—
12-12
$4
Interstate
25c
.
dividend
12-15
12-16
$$1.25
$30c
——
i
11-22
,2%
(quar.)_
Freight
Air
10c
$1.50
*—*7—
$1.20
Radio
Stock
12-14
12-15
<quar.)_
11-22
2
(quar.)_.
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
Emerson
4%
25c
,
common
Extra
57
$4.56
'
12- 1
11-25
11-18
---—
2
Island
—
12-16
dividend
12-
18c
preferred
preferred
$4.72
12- 1
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
Stock
75c
1
Long
12-31
2
25
11
355sC
Semiannual
12-
$283/4C
___±—
(quar.)_,
Works
International
25c
.
dividend).^—
preferred
preferred
$4.50
11-15
12-2
15c
(quar.t—
12-18
20c
Co.
(quar.)—_—j.——
Co., common (quar.)_______
Emery
preferred
$5
Assembly
Corp.
Electric
$4.12
ofl
!__.—
common
1-15
12-.8
$1
....
of
Bank
(stock
Edgewater. )Steel
11-8
—
Refining,
&
Ecuadorian
12- 6
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1
1-18
three-for-one split).—'.—
(a
12-
3IV4C
iquar.i
Container,
50c
(quar.i
12-
12-30
3IV2C
l.___
•
•
(quar.)
International Bank
Co.—
(Smithtown)
...
(quar. 1—
Varnish Works
-
_
Ashland
'
Co.
Paint &
Industries
Arvin
12-13
40c
—
Chemical
.11-25
1-18
2-
$2.40
—
(quar.i
12-3 J
'12-16
32c
1
—
Inland
12-14
52 Vse c
—
23
31'/4C
iquar.i
*
(3-ior-2 .stock split)
Incorporated Investors/(from income 1
Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis—
/
12- 3
H"22
—
:'■
Tool
Increased
_:
(quar.)—
National
Emery
(quar.)
Investment
Corp.
Canada
Armstrong
1- 2
12- 5
12VaC
preferred
AngloVScandinavia'n
Ansul
18c
21lko
Co.,
9-30
37
iquar.i
11-25
).15c
-
__
iquar.
preferred
Illinois
:■
Corp.—
convertible
60c
Chemicals
El Paso
—■
Electric
Anderson
Enterprises
Duff-Norton
11-15
12- 5
12- 6
12-31
class A
African
Investment
J
!—
Dubois
;
(quar.)—
11-14
11-23
'
Huttig
10c
Company
Stock dividend
Table,
American-South
series
67
••••'%
—
63c
xl
12-23
,
40c
(quar.i
_—
pre.erred
iquar.i
Sash & Door iquar.i
5*2%
Corp.—
A preferred
Drexel
11-21
12- 2
11-29
12-20
Plastics
&
(The)
Dorsey
v
2Vac
7VaC
;
11-19
lx-13
12-13
t45c
11-19
11-30
—
pfd.
53/4%/
Ltd.,
Line,
Eastern
Realty Trust (D. C. i—
of beneficial interest-;
American
Dominion
Inc.:—
Products
Metal
American
12-13
Ltd.
1 quar.)__
iquar.)
preferred
'
(quar,)____—
Fund
(s-a i—
Diversification
Drever
—
11-19
11-30
Corp,
12- 3
Trust
investment
income)
Hospital Supply iquar.)___
(From
'
Fund,
Growth
American
Divco-Wayne
12- 6
50c
11-30
a
preferred i (quar.i__——
4%
12-13
Co.-(Indianapolis) (quai^lx/-...-.
____
Subject to ..stockholders approval on Jan.
21 may pay an 8%
stock dividend.
$1.41
97 Vac
11-22
11-^2
plus
(Walt) Productions (quar.i
dividend
Dictaphone Corp., common.
12-27
&
11-19
net investment in¬
from
(7c
Stock ;
Inc.—
Bank
6.257
11-30
9334C
12-14
12-27
10%
12-13
9334C
Disney
12- 2
12-31
National
Fletcher
American
Fund
Co.
preferred
5.707
11-29
11-15
2
t\o>
Mining
preferred
27c
A
iquar.)_—___
B <quar.)__—_.—
11-15
.12-13;
___________
57
12-
'2Jc
!
Gold
6
11-2J
I7V2C
(quar.i.-.:
Ltd._^
Consolidated
6
1_-
12-16
10c
t___
Extia
11-29
7-
12- 2
jf"**
11-2.
11--2
12-31
Laboratories,
Dauch,
Homestake
12-13
distribution of 5 Vic front
realized
securities
profits and a special
year-end distribution ogf 40c from realized
securities profits payable in casn or siocki
Delaware Punch Co. of America
(reduced).
preferred <s-a)____—15c
!_____!___
5c
__
series
series
year-end
1
12-
1
1-
2Jc
'
$30c
common—
preierred series C (quar.)—
Beers
Consolidated
Mines, .Ltd.——
come
o
12-13
12-31
American
preferred
preferred
Payne
Chocolate Co.
&
Hollinger
11-22
12-10
10c
3.90%
37V2C
20c
Line Co. iquar.i
Securities, common^...'
American Commeicial Barge
11-20
30c;
Ltd._—______—
Co.,
&
3.75%
,
'
25c
J/
&
o.
1-1
91%c
(quar.i
Industries
iquar. i__.
Corp of America 57 preierred
Hudson rulp & taper,
class A._
12-20
1- 2
12-2
12- 2
12- 2
12--8
20c
preferred
Holders
Payable
87'2C
(quar.i.
Hotel
—
Light,
&
3.757
,,a
De
is-ai
.
—
H.)
Power
Delaware
;-
12-12
Helene
(See
(quar.)—_____
Corp.
Manufacturing
12- 5
8%c
15c
30c
11-15
12-31
12-10
preferred
Extra
Hinde
Industries)
Mines
ll-lo
$3
—15c
preferred
6%
.
Industries
12-20
10c
Share
$3.50
Co.,
Curtis
Hershey
45c
/
(quar.—_——_
(Helene)
Dayton
TToa
(quar.To
Vineyards,
Corp.
inc.
$10c
Foster
&
1-10
Extra
American
1-17
25c
Graphic I Arts Iquar.I .——
Allied Supermarkets
(quar.
Allis (Louisi Co. (increased quar.i___„____
Altamil
1-17
Ltd:,
J.)
Helmerich
1-17
lWJ
,
V
1-31
1-1
11-30
Allied
Almaden
..
,
'
11-15
1-31
$28Vac
tlOc
preferred": (quar.ir____———~™
Acklands,
Ltd.
Addressograph-Muliigraph Corp., iquar.)__—'
Aetna :Finance
.
.
+14c
2
1-31
Credit,
Davies '(Theo.
_
41/2':<
12-
3.65'x
Helene
$6c
Curtis
11-20
12-20
—7-
11-15
$12c
Daisy
share—
Abitibi Power & Paper, Ltd.— <■/- :/> Common M increased
quar.i___——is.--
2
(H.
5.12 7
for
approxi-
per
12-
$37 Y»c
Cyprus
'
'
tlOc
8
common—_—_—
Curtis
Holderi
■
11-
preferred
<quar.)__
______
preferred
______
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A, (quar.i —
Country Set, Inc.
(quar.)___—,■—
____
C Corp.
share of A V
held./; Equal
a
share
each
/
1
67
Payable of llec
Share
7/
v
Inc.-— -4,7
12-
Heinz
When
I'er
Name of Company
12-20
common—
$1.50
■
ri
,
When
Per
1
of Rec.
12-31
(s-au
(quar.)__
preierence
Crum
payment date.
B
tlOc
$$1.50
Ltd.;
Publishing Co.,
Coronation
yet reached their
ously announced, but which have not
Holderi
Payable
Share
■,
class
Ltd.,
Theatres,
Clark
Copp
67
first we
In the
tables.
of Company
$15c
in two separate
grouped
are
Name
Consolidated
9
/
6
.
11-22
25c
12-16
12-
5
5c
12-16
12-
5
National
Stock
Castings
dividend
Co.
(increased
„—
quar.)_—
—
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1942)
When
Per
f
Share
Name of Company
(Subject
(
to
12-12 I
10%
stock div.)
the approval of. Controller of
National City Bank of Cleveland (
11-21
approve,
declared
Quarterly
from
investment
net
Class
Series
Stocks Series
of Elizabeth (quar.)..
this
time.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
3%%
Normetal
Mining,
American
North
four
Oil
European
Pennsylvania
River
5Vi%
5.60%
Co.
12-
Sunbeam
Y.)
Sunset
1
11-18
12-10
11-18
45c
—
12-20
1-
"12-
1
12-20
1-
1
1„
12-20
Inc.)
dividend
(see
under
payment
Chalet,
Fund,
Gas
12-10
5.40%
5.25%<
12-16
Transportation
Pa the Equipment
(quar. i
11-29
11-22
11-29
11-22
4.08%
3-12
20c
37Vic
15c
6c
11-29
12-27
11-29
$3.75
2
11-20
12-
2
4%
profits
1st preferred
2
12-16
12-13
$0.0065
17 Vic
5c
42 Vic
$1.35
$1.31 %
$1.24
25c
25c
10c
25c
31%c
31 'Ac
(quar.)
12-24
j:35c
common
12-13
11-29
—
12-16
11-19
3V2%
1
11-15
American
12-16
11-27
American
11-29
6V2%
12-
common
—
preferred
(quar.)
—
—
(quar.).
Co.
—
(quar.)
preferred initial. series (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
Markets,
common
12-13
1
2nd
57 Vic
12-
2
11-22
Trust
58V'aC
12-
2
12'4c
12-18
Ford,
preferred
4.60%.
Co.,
,'income
.
plus
33c
gains)
Class
B
preferred
Polychrome
Stock
American Can
11-29
1-2
12-
6
$6.25
1-
12-
6
American
2
11-25
11-25
11-
11-15
60c
President
(Tenn.i
Rice
Richfield
(Phila.i,
.
split
;
Corp.
14,
ceive
12-10
12-13
12-
2
12-30
12-
2
$0,075
11-15
9-27
33c
12-13
11-15
12-13
11-15
12-
2
12-16
12-10
of
lc
:——
11-29
11-22
45c
12*14
11-22'
$1.25
12-16
11-29
__
;
12-12
12-12
——
10%
plus a stock
stockholders approval1
Shareholders
shares
for
would
share
each
Robertson
Robinson
(H.
"20c
!%
—
Co.
(quar.)
&
Co.
10c
<quar.)_
Little
60c
—
7%
Telephone
4Vi%.
St.
Lawrence
Cement
St.
Lawrence
Corp.,
5%
St.
preferred
Paul
Fire
12-3(3 "
...
12-
5
12-30
12-
5
2-
1
1-15
12-10
11-22
preferred
&
Marine
Extra of
.
52
two
Ltd.—
preferred
Seismograph
Stock
held)
Shattuck
Shoe
Denn
Corp.
of
Stock
share
Valley
Mould
$5.50
No
1-17
1-10
12-27
11-25
11-25
12-16
12-
6
11-15
12-18
12-
3
12-20
12-10
12-
2
11-15
12-
7
1D22
Ward
5%
$1.12 >4
2%
Corp,
2
12-13
12-23
1-
11-25
1-15
68 %C
!_
each
1-15
15c
...
1-
12-27
2
1-
2
12-
,
1-30
1-
12-
12-16
11-18
12-
11-18
2
1:25c
...
div.)
12-13
11-29
1:50c
12-13
11-29
$1.50
....
12-15
11-22
10%
12-
2
12-13
!
12-13
11-15
12 Vic
Warner
1-
1
27c
(quar.).
preferred
$4.50
preferred
preferred
Southern
12-10
(quar.)
Industries
preferred
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.05%
Southwestern
;
:
_!
Sparton
Corp.,
Springfield
Extra
6%
:T.
Power—
preferred
.____
1-23
12-16
12-
7
Brake
50c
12-
2
11-15
American
Potash
L2-
2
11-15
Natural
Gas,
Mining
Inc.—
$1.25
(quar.)
10c
1:31 %c
1-
1-15
4
12-31
1
1-
6
11-20
12-10
11-29
Broadcasting
c
1
(quar.)
12-10
11-26
12-11
11-29
20c
12-10
11-22
12-10
11-22
12c
12-
2
11-14
8c
12-
2
11-14
25c
12-
1
11-12
1-
1
12-13
1-
1
12-13
Illinois—
,
$1.31 V4
3434c
22Vic
12-10
20c
.12-27
12-11
$1.75
12-27
12-11
Inc.,
35c
(quar.)
12-
2
11-21
12-
2
11-21
3-
2
2-21
12-10
11-25
35c
Co.
special
American
3IV4C
7%
'
(Galveston)
12-
6
11-29
25c
12-20
12-10
12 V2 c
11-18
11-
30c
12-13
11-29
10c
(quar.)
A
1-15
1-2
12-18
12-
5
12-
1
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-
1-
Increased
6
1
12-13
11-18
11-19
(Subject
12-20
52c
18c
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
25c
12-15
11-30
$1.18%
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
22 Vic
22VaC.'
,
9-30
American
12-28
1-15
11-29
1-
preferred
5%
12-31,
11-26
common.——
$1
3-
2
2-11
$1.50
1-
1
12-10
pfd.
(quar.)
Anheuser-Busch
Inc.
Anken
Western
Securities,
(quar.)
Publishing
Whitin
Machine
American
Ampco
Wilcox
Electric,
Williams
&
5%
Ainstedt
Publishing
12-
Class
11-19
11-18
(quar.)
give
we
the
dends
paid.
1
this
announced
;
16c
Arden
Farms
$3
31 Vic
1
12-20
2
11-20
20c
5c
12-11
12-
6c
12-31
,12-10
2-17
7
.'
Class
ABC
Per
Comvany
Share
Industries, new common (initial-quar.)
Vending Corp. quar.).——
Adirondack
Aerojet
Publishing,f class A
.4.'
Industries
General
Stock
dividend
Fund
Co.
Parking
A
Standard
Alabama
$5.50
Gas
—
Co.,
Co.
(quar.)
4.52%
preferred
1
12-16
1-
1
12-16
1-
1
12-16
Alabama-Tennessee
12-
Algoma
12-16
12-
6
Algoma
12-16
12-
6
Alison
11-
Central
&
C
Inc..
12-16
11-15
12-
11-15
2
12-16
11-
12-
1
7Vic
12-
2
11-15
11-
12-13
11-18
Ltd.—
2
1
$1.37Vi
1-
2
1-
2
12-12
1-
2
12-12
$1.23
1-
2
12-12
$1.13
Gas
Bay
(quar.)___
Ry. (quar.)
;
———
1-
2
12-12
30c
12-
2
11-15
f25c
11-30
11-
8
9
11-12
11-18
11-22
11-18
11-12
12-
1
12-
1
12-
1
11-12
12-
2
10-31
J7!/2c
12-
2
10-31
11-
(quar.)
A
series
B
12-
1
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
.
(quar.)
preferred
20c
62V2c
series
(quar.)___
(quar.)
59c
1
11-
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
65%c
12-
1
11.
^
12-13
22V2C
com.
25c
12-13
11-15
15c
12-16
11-29
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)....!
$1.16%
preferred
2nd
Steel
Corp.
$3.75
preferred
Class
Water,
A
4(4%
Stock
div.
on
com.
Corporation
Associated Baby
4%
preferred
Dry
2
12-16
12-
6
45c
12-
11-
7
2
11-
8
!_
9334c
12-14
11-
8
(quar.)..
(quar.)..
;
56 V4C
12-
2
11-15
40c
2-
2
11-
1
40c
2-
2
11-
7
12-
2
11-
1
(quar.)...
;
preferred
and
class
A_
5%
....
Services,
5c
common
(quar.)
5c
....x
Industries, Ltd. (interim)
Truck
Lines,
class
f40c
12-27
11-29
4.60%
'V7C
11-18
11-
5
4.44%
11-15
11-15
2
11-12
11-25
10-14
11-15
10-30
1-15
12-27
10c
:
Line
Co.
(Conn.)
5c
Coast
Line
RR.
Co.
(quar.)
;
Topeka
&
Santa
Fe
,
11-
12-12
11-
4
12-12
11-
4
50c
12-12
11-
4
12-27
4
Ry.—
(quar.)
30c
Gas
Light,
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.).!
preferred
12-12
50c
(quar.)
1-15
60c
70c
...
Common
4V2%
1
1
12-
13c
(quar.)....
—
Coast
Extra
Atlanta
1212-
$0,055
(quar.)_
A
Extra
Atchison,
11-11
10c
(quar.)
Stationery Supply Co.
Atlantic
11-18
35c
(quar,
Associated
Extra
12-16
1-
75c
(quar.)
Goods
Associated Electric
Atlantic
2
_x_:
'
Arwood
1-
.....
....
common
(quar.)*.!
11-15
$1.16V4
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Corporations,
Artesian
series
(quar.)__
1
11-
12-
6834c /
(quar.)_!-!!__._.
Co.,
12-1
$1.083/i
60c
4..
Power
11-12
27V2C
.x
preferred
pref,
11-25
6
2
t7ViC
(quar.)!
common
12-31
12-
12-
75c
12-19
$1.05
$1.15
(quar.)——
8
12-
11-27
6Vic
(quar.)
preference- (quar.).,
Service,
11-18
5
11-
25c
'
I.
preferred
Associated
25c
2
9c
...4
preferred
11-15
11-22
Hudson
Corp.,
12-16
8
12-
50c
common
Armstrong Cork Co.,
11-30
11-15
8
100%
.44
(quar.)..—!
Aro
11-30
12-17
1111-
40c
.!_!
...
—
preferred
conv.
11-30
10c
common
participating
Public
11-29
11-30
4.65%
11-15
12-16
12-16
12-
(quar.)
Steel
11-30
6V4c
y 7V2c
I2V2C
12-31
A
11-19
...
(quar.)___l__
Armco
1
10c
pfd.
11-29
12-13
4.651%
9-30
42Vic
Natural
Ayres,
2
12-25
37Vic
(quar.)
4.92%
1-
10c
12-
(quar.)
Power
12-20
(quar.)_x_,
(increased-quar.)
preferred
90c
11-14
(increased)
common
11-29
12-20
Film-
Associated
;—
12-20
f40c
(quar.)
Arkansas-Missouri
11-14
America—
Co., 4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
20c
11-26
62Vic
4
25c
15c
...
11-29
security
(annual)
Mold
preferred
Alabama
of
...
Corp.,
12-14
11-26
12 Vic
—4
realized
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Magnethermic
Akron
;
net
—4!
Reduction
Ajax
\
(from
profits)
Class
I—
...
11-15
lie
$2,625 preferred series C (quar.).
Arkansas Louisiana Gas/common
(quar.)!..
Holders
2%'
•
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
When
6V4c
(s-a)
...
(resumed-quar.)
1
,
5%
$2.75
Payable of Rec
10c
(quar.)
(s-g)
12-
...
$2.40
in the
10c
.(quarterly from income)..$0,007
Ltd., 6% pref. (quar.)___.
t37V'2C
Qlass B
11-15
11-15
(quar.)..
$4.35
previous
12V2C
/
Fund
Addison-Wesley
Air
40c
...
Inc.
in
11-15
1
1
(quarj.x
$1.10
,
'
Name of
ACF
announced
1
12-
12-
Inc.. (quar.).
&
Participating
Argus Corp., Ltd.,
1-31
12-
30%c,
40c
Smelting
...
preferred
112-
these being given
week,
8
12-20
343/ac
Anthony Pools, Inc.
Applied Arts (stock dividend)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.
(quar.)
11-18
11-15
The list does not include divi-
preceding table.
11-
1
Telephone—
Chemical
12-10
35c
-
—
dividends
2
1-
31 Vic
$2.36
Below
12-
Africa
(s-a)
$2.50
weeks and not yet
8
A
12-10
$1.06V*
(quar.)
Supply
&
dividend
Arizona
Electric
1
11-
(increased-quar.)___4__
Industries,
2%
(initial quar.)__—4—_
Co., $4.25 preferred (quar.)
Hirsch, Inc., 7% preferred (quar.)
Wear Corp.
(increased quar.) —x_.
-World
Lead
Inc.
Anglo-Canadian
11-30
12-17
62Vs>c
(quar.)_—
^
Work
12-16
dividend).
&
Winter
11-
11-29
-
!___
Coupling Co., Inc.
Stock
9-30
10c
common
,
Wilson
11-19
/ -18c
—
(resumed)—.—
preferred
(stock
Co.
Zinc,
Metal
Anchor
r__—_—
(quar.).—
Works
,,4
(quar.)/.
30c
Insurance
11-15
25c
preferred
$0,957
preferred
10-31
5
12V2c
South
(quar.).
-—
6%-
2
12-
11-29
37Vic
of
(quar.)'
(quar.)
;;
preferred
(quar.)________
5V2%
2
12-
40c
70c
preference
4.90%
2
30c
Works—
Casualty & Surety Co.' (Kansas) —
Quarterly
L,
—4
Holdings,
Ltd
:
$1.07
4
Thread,
Water
11-18
Western
11-15
11-15
Extra
'
(quar.)
12-16
11-30
Corp.—
40c
of 7V'2% )
tax
12-1
Products
20c
$1.75
Development
Republic
25c
Chemical
4.60%
12-16
to
withholding
apd
A
11-29
11-29
1
&
American Tobacco Co.
5%
6IV2C
_
class
1—
12-13
12-13
sem-annual
5%
(quar.,)—
—1
both
on
$1
$1.25
(quar.)
Research
—
West
Airport
$1.26V4
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Standard Sanitary—
&
1-2
Aeroquip
12-15
preferred
4
Corp.—
-
preferred
American
A
Chemical
1-
Affiliated
26 Vic
&
(quar.).
Net gains from sales of securities.
American Seating Co. (quar.)
;
.4
American Smelting & Refining
(quar.)_,
American-South African Investment Co., Ltd.
:
class
(quar.)
Construction
Radiator
American
■
common
Co.
&
11-21
$1.06V4
$1.06V4
common
(increased)!
1-15
12-15
$1.50
11-12
11-26
(monthly).
Corp.
^of
Insurance
1-15
$1.25
(quar.)
series
$5
11-20
11-15
12-10
12-10
,4.4.
(quar.)
$4
12-12
12-
•
Management,
$1.16%
;
2
1
9
16c
6c
News
Common
preferred
Clutch
&
B)
12-15
'
(quar.)
Television
1
12-16
$1.13%
...
12-
12-
8c
preferred
30c
class
1
,
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
,1-
1
12-16
10c
preferred
4.65%
4.28 %
Pipe
time.)
B
(quar. I.
(Year-end payment
1
quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
1-
12-10
-
$1.33%
....
5%
preferred
5Vi%
Class
1-
10c
(increased
25c
Quarterly
American
Productions
.
Fund,
Wellington
1-
!
com.
American
of 12 Vic from net investment
income plus 49c from year-end capital
gains)
$1,25
Corp
Gas,
11-
11-12
1-10
■
17Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)....
Co,
Co.
12-20
Quarterly
$ 1.12 Vi
3.35%
4.55%
31c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Union
1
$1.07
common
National
11-20
5c
(Walt)
the
on
this
at
Gold
Wellington
Acklands,
1
1-
$1.16V4
.....
-Extra
Southern
1-
$1.25
(quar.)..;
Water,
Disney
Electric
Aberdeen
:
11-29
12-10
29c
(quar.)
Meter
1
(quar.)
Co.—
AMP,
preferred
&
rpfd. A
Extra
quar.)!—
12-20
(quar.)
Climax,
$1.37Vi
preferred
taken
payment
11-15
Service-
(quar.)..
Metal
convertible
3
(initial).
5%
action
11-18
5c
.
(year-end)——
4.28%
Gas
5%
Co.,
7
1-15
3%
&
preferred
1-
common..
(quar.)
7
1-
10c
10%
quar.)____
12'
5
12-19
26c
...
(stock
preferred
4V4%
4V4%
1-
11-29
;
(quar.)...
American
2
~5%
div.)
(quar.)...
4.65%
Southern
B.)
Magnetics
Zenith
25c
(stock
(quar.)
Corp.
(increased
'
6
four
year.
preferred
rj.
Baking
(No
New
5%
Public
Corp.,
preferred
Corp.,
Disney see
W'alt
11-25
7 Vic
Propane Gas Co. (quar.)_____
distribution of stock divi¬
this
Common
,
12-26
semi-annual
dends
5%
1-25
11-25/
$1.25
for
Products
General
Iron
&
prior
Sciver
Van
2
16c
dividend
Southeastern
$5
1-
5%
3
.
Foundry (quar.)
Products, com. quar.)
20c
(initial)
Vendo Company
iquar.)..
4
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
1-15
...
preferred
Chemical
Southeastern
12-13
1
7 Vs>C
—
Southeastern
1-
52c
'
...
Mfg.,
Solventol
11-25
'
..
Western
__
Shop Rite Foods, Inc.
(increased)
Silknit,
Ltd.,
common
5%
preferred
(quar.
Simplicity
2
1-31
2-
1
—...
(quar.)..,
Mining
America
12-26
$1.12Vi
(quar.).
2-
10-18
12-10
12-12
SEC).
of
(quar.).
American
—
2
1-
!.
(quar.)_____.
__—
$2
preferred
preferred
American
11-22
11-25
'12-
1
....J
(one
11-22
2
12-18
13c
_____!_____:
Service
dividend
1-
12-26
31c
1-
(quar.)___.__
preferred
12-24
20c
55c
$1.75
$1.25
45c
x
...
5Vi%
Maize
(quar.)
equal
„
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
$4.50 preferred A
(quar.).i
Seagrave Corp., common (stock dividend)..
5%•
American
11-22
Washington
equal to approximately
(quar.)
2-13
12-24
5%
preferred series A (quar.).——.
—
Washington Water Power (increased quar.).
$1
—
Salle,
1
75c
_
8
62Vac
!
Machine
Western
centavos
cents
Inc.
5V2%
American
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania—
2
3
$1.56)4
...
,
(quar.)
12-13
——
11-25
1-
1
11-29
7%
B
Products
12-
3-
10-22
2-
(quar.).
approval
1
5V'4%
11-20
12 M2C
(quar.)
Investment
Common
11-15
11-
>
Derrick
&
12-13
4
$1.07 >4
(Earl), Inc.—
Spillage Lock (stock dividend)
Scripto,
2
11-29
11-20
17 Vic
class
12-31
11-15
32c.
_
;
Scheib
Scott-La
11-15
12-16
1:25c
(quar.).
(increased)
13c
pesos
2
11-
'
approximately
12-
1
:|:$1.25
Insurance
(quar.)
'4.30%
preferred
(quar,).
San Carlos Milling Co.—
Quarterly payment of 50
American
5
$1.25
_
__
—
common
Extra
11-25
11-29
12-16
3%.
Home
11-18
12-
12-31
1:10c
.-
class. A
common
(quar.)
Safeway Stores,
4%
preferred
to
%_
Ltd.,
Co.,
Ltd.,
American
2
12-
22 Vic
(quar.).
com.
1-20
2-15
12-10
12-16
37V2C
;
dividend
12-
1
10c
>
(quar.)
and
American Hoist
of
Co.
Vacuum-Electronics
Welkom
Joseph Light & Power Co.,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
(quar.)
common
11-15
'
Heritage Publishing Co., Inc.—
10c
L
(quar.)
Co.,
non-cumulative
8%
1-20
B
Common
!—
1
_
Rubber
United
1-20
2-15
Class
American
a
20c
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
11-29
12-
,
(quar.)
1
common
12-13
Power., lincreased-quar.)_
10c
(quar.')
Co.,
preferred
Si
2-15
(quar.).
com.
Inc.
(initial)
Lines
1-20
20c
Corp.,
11-15
$1.62V2
;
& Foreign Power
(quar.)
Greetings Corp., class A
12-20
25c
Bottling Co. of Louisville
Management
Corp..—
St.
American
11-27
10c
1:20c
drown
Royal
Royalties
American Export
Common
4%.'
H.)
preferred
Wakefield
dividend
Roadway Express, Inc...—
11-22
12-12
2
2-15
(quar.)
Corp.
1
50c
Co.
(subject to
12-30
(quar.)
Chemical
&
Gypsum
Wabash
re-'1
now
(quar.)...'___—
Company,
Stock
S.
Co.
(quar.)
12-
'
30c
._
1-
div.
20c
America
of
Carton
11-20
1-/2
14c
90c
1-14
Ritter
U.
.•—
8
11-15
(from net invest¬
Co.—
Electric
12-27
£—_—
Extra
—
(quar.)
to
4 Vis %■
11-29
20c
—
Co.
&
Pacific
Borax
S.
4
_
United
U.
$3.30
(extra)—
1964.
2%
Extra
9-30
common—
(quar.)
dividend
subject
Jan.
r
Insurance
12-13
quar.)
Oil———
stock
United
11-19
1
Riggs National Bank
(A
11-29
;
U.
Company
Oil
12-10
f25c
Co.
(initial
Ranch
Biscuit
Board
12-13
Republic National Bank of Dallas (monthly)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco, $3.60 pfd. (quar.)
Richardson
United
United
9c
Insurance
A
$3.50
12-16
12-16
Co.
(increased)
Organization
Class
12-20
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-15
$3
J.)
Ltd.
Mining,
Reliance
2
1-
preferred
12-31
$0,473
Ltd
Insurance
Products, new com.
Quemont
Rank
Accident
&
(quar.)
Purolator
$3.70
10c
(quar.i
Brand, Gold Mining Co.,
National Bank (N.
Life
$4
11-28
3%
-
——
Inc.
Park
Prospect
Provident
.11-29
12-12
5c
dividend
K.),
12-18
53'4 c
__
Distilling
25c
$1.12V2
$1
92 Vic
87 Vic
37Vic-
—
!
8
11-
5c
dividend
Stock
1
Cable
&
10c
(quar.)
common
(quar.).
11-
1
(quar.)
Cryogenics
American
15c
Co.
Chain
Stock
12-20
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
1
12-
25c
Cement, common
(quar.)!
preferred
(quar.)...
class A preferred
(quar.).
$1.25
12-
11-30
87 Vic
87Vic
American
6
12-13
25c
j
income)
12-21
1
3V&c
ment
12-
11-15
1-
.
20c.
11-23
2
12-10
t56c
(quar.
12-10
2
6
6
12-31
1:25c
(quar.)_____
Business Shares
12-20
(quar.)
Jersey
Industries
20c
(quar.)
New
Electric
42c
Corp.
(H.
Porter
Unarco
$4.50
(quar.)
common
2
of
Co.
Union
;——
Inc.,
12-
preferred
American
capital
long-term
from
/.
Pitney-Bowes,
12-14
20c
preferred
American
1-
1111-
5
1-15
30c
(annual)
Book-Stratford Press,
1-
11-18
12-
93 %c
(quar.)____
American
12-12
2
Rubber—
12-13
11-22
&
Fruit
4.68%
Vending
Co.
5c
tl5c
t42c
(quar.)
(quar.)...—.—
12-13
10c
11-22
(quar.)___
Penick
Penn
(quar.)—______—_
Ltd. (quar.)
1
11-15
(quar.).x
1
1-
t20c
preferred
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island).—x_'
Pioneer Fund, Inc.
(9c from net investment
preferred
Biltrite
1st
1:40c
Transport Motor Express, Inc. (quar.)
Trust Co. of Morris County
(quar.)
'7%
12-10
(quar.)..—
Automatic
American
class B shares.
Line Co. (s-a)
Pipe
Extra
11-20
common
preferred
American
on
Oil
TransMountain
5
/
1-1
TV—
omitted
Payment
1-
12-
12-
12 Vac
(reduced-quar.)
preferred
Airlines,
11-30
12-23
$1.02
(quar.)___—,—
Canada, Ltd.—
of
preferred
2nd
American
._
iquar.)
Transcontinental
11-29
5%
Co.
1st
4V/2%
plus
—
5%
11-20
1-
J20C
—_
preferred
Aluminum
11-30
12-27
12 Vic
(quar.).,
common
(quar.)
common (quar.)
convertible redeemable preferred...
Aluminum Co. of America, common
(quar.).
11-29
11-15
15
4V4 %
11-21
11-12
2
12-27
each
—
preferred
11-14
12-20
payment
for
Aluminium, Ltd.,
12-17
12-15
12-12
12-12
3%
securities
Inc., 70c
1-21
12-13
(a
8
1-20
12-
tax)
share
Alpha Portland Cement
Alside, Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
income
income
(one
11-11
11-26
/
$1
class A
Rubber,
Israeli
held)
Allis-Cnaimers Mfg.,
(quar.)—
Inc.—
investment
&
less
dividend
11-15
11-25
75c
shares
.
—
net
30c
Stock
(quar.)
1
11-25
8c
...
11-
12-
a8%c
(quar.)
common
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)__
Alliance Tire
five-for-
proposed
a
Co.,
1-31
12-10
50c
Stores
of
Inc., common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
4'%
6
12-
5c
Ltd.,
12-
Textiles,
5%
12-
12-20
50c
(quar.)
,
Manufacturing,
12-15
Transmission,
Thorofare
new
dividend
11-22
;
Inc.
Thermogas
5c
Extra
Stock
Paton
12-13
preferred
(quar.)—x———
preferred (quar.)
4.96%
11-22
.name.)
Parmelee
37Vic
5%
1
,11-29
2-28
$0,105
(s-a)
American Bakeries
11-22
Paco,
to
Swiss
2
25c
changed
Finance Co.
Kid
Co.
from
Texas
5
J5c
A—x
(name
$0,055
1-
25c
class
Allied
annual meet¬
11-29
12-15
45c
——_
i
Radio
dividend
12-
$11.25
(stock
Co.,
12-10
12-20
1-
._
Pen
Electric
Texas
1-
$1.45
$1.40
liquidating i
split 1 Vi-for-1)—
Porcupine Mines, Ltd
Parker
12-23
Allied
the
12-15
3%
dividend)....
(resumed s-a)
Allied
on
Supervised Shares,
$0.01
from net
5
$1.37(4
<
(quar.)—
Parkersburg-Aetna
Drug
Allied
House
Stock
12-11
11-25
50c
(quar.).
(quar.)....
(quar.K
Allied
Holders
Payable of Rec.
6c
(quar.)
Allied
12-10
11-22
Corporation
(quar.)
Distributing Corp.
Superior
2
$1
...
(quar.)
common
2
12-30
12-
1-15
12-16
Corp.
11-15
2
11-22
dividend
12-30
6c
Chemical
6
1-
When
;•
lc
(stock
12-13
Sterling Seal
15c
(initial
Inc.
Corporation
Pamour
i
stock
11-29
11-29
15c
iquar.)
(N.
Co.
Gas,
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.80%
Pall
12-13
12-16
tlOc
...
—
Insurance
Natural
Northern
Paco,
2
12-16
Fund.,.-
Corp.
12-13
at
Per
Share
——
Credit
12-
4%
•
•
.
Dividend
Jv
All-State
split.
t30c
(quar. i—
RR.
Extra
6
Trust Co. (N. Y.)
Subject to stockholders and Comptroller of
Currency approval may
declare a 2%
11-19
2
1-
933-4C
;
Co
Co.
Gas
Penn
North
■..
12-
35c
—
(quar.)
12-
27Vic
will vote
29
11-22
12-20
.4-v'"
•
of Company
Canadian
27Vic
.
Nov.
on
6
All
Corp.—
A
Stockholders
2
12-
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
•.
Name
11-22
Sterling National Bank &
1
Ltd
Refractories
North
North
11-29
12-
ing
Extra
North
series
6
quar.)
(increased
(increased
tlOc
Noranda
i
12-14
12-12
>
Electric
Newport
3c
30c
at
taken on common payment
action
(No
—
preferred (quar.)
Stepan Chemical Co. (stock dividend)
Stephenson Finance Co.—
Inc.—-
Brothers,
Neisner
11-29
12-14
6c
Income
93c
13%c
50c
25c
12-
.
Holders
Payable of Rec..
quar.)
Finance
&
A
B
6%
Growth
Bank
State
30c
(quar.)..
common
,—
Loan
State
income
National
National
Co.,
30c
Class
National
,.'/;
Mfg.
E.)
Extra
Research Corp.—
National Securities &
(A.
preferred (quar.)
Standard
Knitting Mills (quar.)
Stanley Home Products
(quar.).
stock dividend will
3%
a
rency
Staley
Extra
Commercial
Bank
&
Trust
Co.
National
(Albany, New York)—
If
stockholders and
Comptroller of Cur¬
be
Share
Name of Company
$3.75
Currency.)
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
(quar.)
x_
x
12-
7
10-25
25c
12-
1
11-22
$1.12'4
(quar.)..
12-
1
11-22
$1.15
12-
1
11-22
$L11
12-
1
11-22
11
(1943)
?
Number 6317
Voume 198
.
.
.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Name
Atlanta
$2
Atlantic
Common
common
(quar.)
Class
A
12-
(quar.)
:
Avnet Electronics Corp. (quar.)
Avon
Products, Inc. (quar.)
S
Ltd.
Corporation
R,
Bacardi
Extra
5%
Aroostook
12-13
11-29
3
11-29
12-
12-
H-29
12-12
11-29
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
10-31
20c
12-31/
12-13
Ltd.—
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd., 5%
Canadian Canners, Ltd., class A
35c
12-13
12-
Canadian
11-28
10c
12-31
12'Ac
(quar.)
11-15
2
12-13
3
(quar.)—!
...
__
11-29
11-
(Houston)
approved
11-29
11-
1
12-
split
Extra
;
plus a
!
!__
.1
Common
Barber-Ellis
Oil
Barber
Bayuk
(Louisville),
-
dividend)
Inc. (quar.)
B.) Distilling
Cigars,
_•_
Bekins
Van
Hardware
' i't'i-!:'
*
preferred
4*4%
Bemis Bros.
4.80%
11-29
/ 12- 1
11-15
12'Ac
12-16
11-29
12-16
12-16
12-
2
11-12
Carter
$1.75
1-
2
12-
Centennial
25c
1-
1
12-21
Central
11-29
10-31
12c
11-22
11-
8
4c
8
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Central Illinois Fublic Service,
(quar.)
•'
Black Hills
4.75%
11-22
11-
30c
12-
1
11-20
$1.12'A
12-
1
11-20
—
preferred
preferred
$4.20
Blackstone
Valley
49c
12-
1
•X
12-
1
1
12-
1
:
preferred
preferred
4.25%*
-
11-18
"
(E.- W.)
Co.
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.—
11-15
12-
12-17
12-31
75c
123&C
11-30
Blue
Bell,
27'Ac
11-30
Blue
Bonnet "Raceway,
6%-.pref.
Boeing
•'
2-
-2-
'earned
income "plus
>
$1.35
4.65%
10-31
11-20
8c
._■
20c
12-2
47'Ac
12-2
11-
8
12-
7I/2C
Fisheries
Corp.,
(quar.)_
common
Company
'(Quarterly
from
Boston Garden-Arena
1-
87 Vac
10-31
'
1-15
1-15;
*
9-30
9-30
11-13
11-29
$8c
Valley Industries, Ltd. (increased s-a)_
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd.—
Bow
Bowater
*
(quar.)
preferred
5 V2 %.
5%%
___
80'Ac
Bowser, Inc.', $1.20 preferred (quar.)___r__L
Brach (E. J.) & Sons
(quar.
Corps, presumed)
Brewer (C) & Co., new
-Ja,'
12-24
(quar.)
Oil, Ltd.
Columbia Telephone
12-24
11-18
12-
(quar.)
.'_
__.
Bruck
A
Co.
(quar.)__;__
of
reduction
a
dividend
Ltd.
•
„
tribution of
plus
for
Bunker Hill Co.
.___
Burmah
,v
Oil
(A capital
Burndy
Byllesby
Chicago Title & Trust Co. .(increased)
Chickasha
Cotton Oil Co.
(quar.)
"11-15
11-29
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-14
12-16
11-15
-
Co.,
(H.
12-
2
11-25
12-
4
4
11-19
5%
preferred
4%
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
$4.40
11-29
11-14
$2.25
Cities
Service
Co.,
Life
holders
!
of
Co.
approval
on
Nov.
dep.
11-27
11-
12-
2
11-12
City
Investing Co.MN. Y.)
12-13
11-22
City
Products
50c
'
11-27
11-13
35c
12-
11-
1
1
rcpts.
15c
(s-a,)-i__
$1.25
5%
pfd.
pfd.
(quar.)__
2%
31'Ac
9
11-19
12-14
11-
8
1-22
10-18
11-26
regular
4%
Special
Coburn
11-13
12-
1
11-15
Credit
gtd.
gtd.
Co.
(One
share
of
for
every
five
Coca-Cola
e
:J
Mfg
1%
32V2C
Bottling
.
12- 2
12-12
4
87V2C
_4_.
(quar.)
-
.
50c
(N.
...
12- 2
12- 2
Y.)
25c
(quar.)
.
......
'
'
.
..
12-13
' ..
12-20
1-
2
12-20
4-
1
$3c
12-16
11-15
12-16
11-
25c
12-2
11-21
1
12-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
25c
11-27
;
,
Paint
&
12- 2
11-15
12-
1
11- 8
$5c
11-30
11-25
37%c
11-20
2
12-6
$1.13
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-
6
11-20
11-
5
$1.04
30c
r
(N.
12-
5
12-16
12-
5
12-16
12-
5
$4.50
Deere
(quar.)_
$4.20 pfd. (quar.)
11- 8
11-15
11-13
12-
6
11-22
12-10'
11-20
12-10
11-25
t—————'
11-18
10-18
5%
1-15
12-31
$50c
12-
1
11-
7
$50c
12-
1
11-
7
—
(quar.)
11-18
6c
12-20
11-30
17c
11-22
11-
31'Ac
$4
12- 2
.
t.i
preferred
11-15
12-11
12-15
11-29
11-15
12-31
10c
12-16
12-11
30c
12-13
11-29
4%
12-
6
11-13
12-
1
12'Ac
50c
12-16
11-15
-
11-
1
$30c
12-
2
11-
8
12-
2
11-20
: 12-10
$1.05
12-
2
10c
12-20
20c
11-22
11-1
7'Ac
11-29
11-
25c
12-10
11-29
$1.12'A
12-10
11-29
25c
12-27
12-
5
12-27
12-
5
11-29
11-15
12-
8
4
12-16
1-15
1-
2
1-22
1-
3
11-20
11-
1
12-
2
35C
1-
2
12-
2
$1.12'A
1-
2
12-13
30c
12-
1
11-
8
25c
12-16
12-
6
60c
common
(quar.)——
'
11-15
5c
A
(quar.)——
-
15c
—
Alkali Co.,
11-30
12-16
10c
933Ac
A
8
50c
(quar.)——
Diamond
11-15*'
2
12-12
$1
1-
2
12-
2
11-15
12-
3
11-
4
$2
12-
3
11-
4
25c
12-
2^
11-15
25C
12-
8c
11-27
A
12-20
1
93 %c
—
RR.,
Corp.
1-
10c
5%
25c
11-8
11- 8
1-
25c
20c
—__—--—
(quar.)_—:_
class
11-10
11-30
34'Ac
A
'
10-18
11-18
50c
—--
(increased quar.)—
Mfg.,
11-29
10c
(quar.)
8% debenture stock (quar.)—
—
Dentist Supply Co. of N. Y. (quar.j———
Dennison
,
~~3C
—
—
quaranteed (quar.)—
Delta Air Lines
(quar.)
:
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.
(quar.)
Denver Union Stock Yard
(quar.)—
Delaware
,
Co.
11-30
12 Vac
Corporation, common (quar.)—
preference A (quar.)_—
Mines, Inc.—
Park Baking
(quar.)_:
&
'
9
50c
preferred
preferred (quar.)_
Corp., common
(quar.)
Mfg.
'
11-25
1
12-
25c
—
$2 class A
Dahlstrom
11-13
12-
12-16
40c
(quar.)__
_.—
common
12-16
15c
55c
-
(quar,)
——
Curtis Industries, Inc.——____L____________
Candy,
j
—
Press
Curtiss
1
11-18
25c
—-—__—
—
11-18
2
3%
—
.—
Tissue >
Ektra
12-13
1
12-
31'Ac
(quar.)
(extra)
—
Crane Co., 334%
preferred (quar.)___
Crescent Petroleum, 5%
conv. pfd. (quar.)_
Crompton Co
(extra)—_—
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
(quar.)—
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co. (stock div.) —
Crowley's Milk Co.
(quar.)
——
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.—
Crystal
1-
12-2
37'Ac
Mfg.
(s-a)
2
11-22
25c
_:
Bottling Co. of New England
Convert Securities Fund-—___.
Coal
12-
12-16
50c
--
Cott
Nest
2
12-16
93% c
(quar.)_
:__
Zellerbach Corp.,
12-
50c
(stock dividend)—•—
Distillery, Ltd., class A (s-a)_
convertible
12-16
20e
Industries, Inc.
(quar.)
Crow's
11-22
25c
;
Y.)
dividend)
Qrown
11-20
11-29
12-13
16'Ac
Co.
(quar.)
.11- 5
$1
Aggregates
Crampton
6
5c
split)
Cousins Properties
11-25
25c
______
———
(initial)
10-18;
1-
.
stock
4
11-12
:j:50c
common—.___
Varnish
common
10-
4-15
Natural Gas (quar.)
Corroon «& Reynolds, $1 pfd. series A (quar.)
Cory Corporation
_!
Cott Beverage Corp.
(stock dividend)—
Deer
'
9
1-
12-
10c
Corning
Dana
1
333/4c
(Chicago) (quar.)
Co.
(stock
Co.
Coffee
Cuneo
11-19
$1.12 »/2
(quar.)
(H.)
^Class B (s-a)___
$2
11-29
1
12-
82V2c
common
Insurance
Corby
>
3-20
12-10
*12c
(quar.)_^—___
(Chicago)
D!alight
1-10
11-15
2
—
,
held)
2
1-
30c
-
Casualty Co.
preferred
Coral
International Corp.
shares
Can Co.,
preferred
5-for-4
11-25
10c
11-15
12-
115c
60c
New
3-18
6-18
9-18
11- jl
12-13
11-15
2
f6c
Corp.
(quar.)—
Refrigeration (quar.)___
—_—
Copperweld Steel (quar.)—
—
Copymation, Inc.
(stockholders approve a
12-18
12-10
1
12-
10c
6V2 %
Cook
11-15
11-18
11-18
11-18
$1.25
_—
(stock dividend)—
Coburn
Co.,
Cooper-Bessemer
11-15
11-29
12-31
12-
20c
Copeland
-
,c._,
(quar.)__
3.75%
Cook
Pittsburgh RR.—
7%
2
12-
&
;
•
—
.__
20c
Co.,' Ltd.—
(initial)
Assurance
Continental
Day
14_________—
11-15
—
(increased-quar.)
Continental
,
Y.—
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Lambert
&
Cleveland
12-
N.
1
Mines
Ltd.—
3%%
City Water Co. (Chattanooga)—
4%. preferred
(quar.)__
Clayton
subject
and 9 pence free
of
•
11-15
12-
(initial).
(s-a)
Power
Continental
5%
1
11-29
>.
12%% subject to stock¬
65c
7
.___
(quar.)
11-
32c
(Wis.)__—__——r
Inc.
Mills,
Curtiss-Wright
65c
$1.10
5.6 V4C
11-25
20c
—
Yellowknife
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
r 6%
preferred (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel
Pacific Ry.
(quar.)
11-20
-10c
preferred <quar.)__—1
Continental Airlines
(quar.)—
'
11- 1
11-29
12- 2
12-16
12-16
12-16
11-20
12-14
5c
Continental Commercial Corp.—
11-22
12- 2'
1- 6
3- 2
12- 1
12- 1
$1
(quar.)
-
Textile
coihmon
Continental
11- 7
2- 6
11-18
11-18
12- 2
25c
25c
30c
$1.25
common
Insurance
Stock dividend
:V.
(quar.).
preferred
preferred
Citizens
(quar.)
(quar.)
New Orleans & Texas
preferred
5%
quar.)
Machine, common
Milling
Cincinnati,
12-
411c
(initial
common
12-
Tax)_,_____
Co.,
!____
$25c
Amer.
non-cum.
&
New
$1.25
.
1-2
,_
30c
4- 2
30c
7- 2
30c 10-2-64 >
Quarterly
12-15
1
11-21
12-14
12- 5
30c
(quar.)
Co.
12-20
2- 1
$1.25
12c
$1.35
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Chrysler Corp.—
11-15
11-
Instrument
Musical
Cincinnati
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(stock dividend)______
Co.
M.)
20c
dis-
(quar.)
Dock,
Dry
Terminal
Butterick
Chicago
6
15c
(increased-quar.)
Ordinary
Income
Corp.
Burrard
Bush
4
25c
(s-a)
payment of 3 pence not
British
of
4
40c
(resumed)___
Co.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
••
5% non-cumulative preferred A (quar.)—
-
gains
—
12-
12-16
2%
$1
87V2C
—
(quar.)___
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
3V2% preferred
(quar.)
11-
37'Ac
;
to United Kingdom" tax.
<quar.)___~_—
11-
25%
.
quarter)
Industries
preferred
1
$$1.50
capital
(quar.)_
Bulolo Gold Dredging, Ltd.
4%%
12-14
$1.16'A
4%
*
7
10-28
11-25
11c
(quar.)
A
Common
12-30 •:
12-30
12-30
11-15
10c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
$4.16 preferred (quar.)___
Consumers Water Co.
(quar.)
Container Corp. of America-
12-10 • 11-18 ?.
12- 1
11-18
12- 1
11-18
$1.06%
$1.18%
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia—
Stock dividend
;
;—
2
for the fiscal year,
net investment income
from
final
i___
_'
(quar.)
12-21
$1.20 to be applied
—
(a
(quar ):
common
12-
15c
Inc.
Burlington
12-23
cents
58
cents
7
the
Bullocks
1
75c
Co.
Fund,
Corp.,
preferred
12-
35c
Forge
1- 1
1-15
1-
30c
___
_____
A (incr.-quar.)
(quar.) :
■
Budd Co., common
(increased-quar.)
$5 prior preferred
(quar.)____;
Bullock
1-15
72V2C
62V2C
25c
15c
arrears—
.
Buffalo
$1.12%
—
11-
12- 1
30c
$4.50
11-30
:—,—
(quar.)
&
preferred
New
11-15
11-22
11- 4
12-31
11-7
11-25
Gas
Papers,
Consumers
10-31
(quar.)_ir__
(quar.)
D
$1.37'A
class
Buchingham Corp.,
Buckeye Pipe Line
C
class
95c
.1
5c
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)
Budget Finance PlanStock
11-15
Ltd., class A—
Mills,
payment of 30c plus
as
11-29
11-30
25c
'
Engineering Co. Inc. (quar.)__
Brown Fintube Co., class A (quar.)
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. (quar,)
!
Shoe
6
class
Preferred
t
11-25
8c
(increased-quar.)-;
Laundries Corp.
(quar.).
Consumers, Glass
"
11-29
10c
class A & B
preferred
41/'2%
12- 1
12-10
12- 2
75c
25c
25c
.
;
common
11c
General
(quar.)
A
Oil
J
11-29
11-29
-
_____——
Class
.
11-29,
11-29
1-2
10%
Fund—
Stock
11-22
.
12-13 >
20c
Foods
Consolidated
12_1;| 2
12_1^
12-13
12-13
12-31"
6
7
6
9
1
12-31
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.—
11-25
"
4c
414%
2
12-15
$$1.57
.__
Brown
Brown
1-
12-
2
Ltd.—
Co.
Gas, 5.50% pfd.
(increased)
Union
1-
11111212-
-12-
(Kentucky)
Insurance
(initial quar.)
Consolidated
11- 7
11-25
12- 1
1- 1
12-20
1-15
11-25
12- 3
(stock dividend)
(A payment of one common stock pur¬
chase warrant for each 25 shares com.
& Unadilla Telephone^ Corp.—
on
Chemetron
11-18
2
1-15
11-20
40c
"30c
$1.12Va
45c
—
•
(quar.)
Company
2
1-1
1- 1
(quar.)
Co.
Preferred
-
12-12
$25c
___
(quar.)
preferred
Brown
12-12
12-
93 %c
■____
(quar.,)
Broadway-Hale Stores
(quar.)
Brockton Taunton Gas, $3.80 pfd.
Brooklyn
Extra
12-12
20c
(initial)
common
new
preferred
6'A%
11-20
2%
Co.,
American
British
12-6
4
12-24
■
,15c
3%%
Chenango
2
$1.19
$1.34%
68c
25c
—_____
Co;; (quar.)___
.income)
•
dividend
British
12-14
1-
20c
(initial-quar.)
com.
•
Stock
11-15
-
split)
'Bristol-Myers
12-13
12-
12'Ac-
Breeze
(2-for-l
'
1- 1
1- 1
-
11-29
.27'Ac
$1.03
$1.16
■
8
2
12-31
—___
Life
Consolidated
11-25
J|"2f 1 !
11-25 V
i1"2®
12-31'
12-31
12-31
12-31
1—
Champion Papers, Inc., common (quar.)—
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)_
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)
_
Champlin OH <te Refining Co.—
$3
conv.
preference
(quar.)
Chance (A.- B.)
Co. (quar.)
Charles of the Ritz
(s-a)__
:
Chase
Fund
of
Boston
(from investment
12-31
25c '
.
Aircraft
Cessna
Chain-Belt
12-31
$1.25
31c
62VaC
33%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Vermont Public Service—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)—_—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2
1-
$68%C
•
Products-, (quar.)
Bowman
.
5.44%
11-15
11-29
-
20c
.___—______
1
12-2
10c
30c
.
4.75%'
4
investment income)_i___
^
"•>
.
10-20
(increased quaT.)__i—i£i._
Borg-Warner Corp., 3 (A % preferred (quar.)
Boss-Linco Lines, Inc. (NY), class A (quar.)
Boston Fund Inc.—
..rj
v
Central
12-31
25c
2%
(quar.)__-—
8
11-
1-
4c
income)
Discovery
Consolidated
10-31
i^"2?
11-
1
Fund—
Income
preferred
Consolidated
11- 8
11-29
27VzC
preferred
4.15%
capital gains)
Booth
Borden
••
29V2C
1
12-
45c
$4.52
11-22
2
12-
$1.12V2
(semi-annual)
—.———
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Consolidated Financial Corp.
(quar.)
|2-18
ly"2°
^_,llnl5
!1"1^
11-15
11-15
12-
10c
Ltd.
5%
12-15
20c
Consolidated
Corp.
$2.50 preferred
11-14
12-10
12- 1
12- 1
4.96%-
.
1-17
from
4c
________
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4
.
1-17
;
11-15
12-20
(quar.)
com.
—
Securities
11-19
1
50c
____
10-31
1
$4c
:
Corp.—
from
(4c
t4c
(quar.)_:______
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
Bondstock
j
(quar.)
Inc.
28c
2%
$1.12V2
$1.34%
—___-
•Central Telephone Co., common
Stock
dividend-———
"-A/y:y
i'
)quar.)_
____—
Bloomfield Building Industries, cl. A (quar;)
s
.
11-15
2
12"?}
12-31
-
12-13
12-16
15c
(quar.).
•;
2
1-
35c
,
"12-13
l-'2
/ $1.06'A
___I
(quar.).
$1
$1.23
(special dividend
of one-share of new series C $1.25 pfeferenee
stock for each 20 common shares
held. Optional cash at the rate of $1.25
per share of common or this stock divd.)
Central & Southwest Corp. (quar.)
—
(Central Soya Co; (quar.)
—
"
$1.40
(quar.)L_"__y__
5^i%,
Central
"
Co. >(quar. )_____^
Blaw-Knox
Bliss
r
>
11-18
$1.05
$1.16
20c
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred -(quar.)
4.50%
11-18
$1.18%
(quar.)
:
"
11-20
H-29
12- 6
12- 6
11_2®
1-1
25c
(quar.)__
Connohio, Inc., common.^.—_—
40c preferred
(quar.)
40c
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Building, Ltd., com.
J.1"^
1- 2
1- 2
12-10
$1.12'/2
'
11-20
Y
'
"
i-5.60%
2
dividend
Stock
11-22
12-10
12- 2
\ 12-20
(quar.)_—
common
Electric Co.,
Central Louisiana
11-22
_______
12-
25c
5/2C
44c
_—
——
____—
Light,
preferred (quar.)_—
4.92% preferred (quar.)
'
12-10
15c
Fund
Illinois
12-15
20c
Quarterly
Extra
1
12-
1
1-
25c
(Quarterly from capital gains distribution)
Community Public Service, common tquar.)_
$4.65
series B
pfd.
(initial-quar.)
Components Corp. of America (quar.)
Composite Bond & Stock Fund
___—
Cone Mills Corp., commorf (quar.)_
4%
preferred (quar.)
Connecticut National Bank (Bridgeport)—
6%
11-18
1
$1.12'A
(quar,)_
& Stamping
investment
Commonwealth
11-18
12-1
$1.33%
—
common
11-18
$1.25
(increased)
common
International
&
(from investment income)
New
1
15c
Co.,
Shearing
Commonwealth
12-
12-
,—
Commonwealth
Fund
11-18
(Memphis)—
dividend
(From
1
12-15
;
Credit
Commonwealth
11-li
2 15
11-15
$4
—_____
$1.25
(quar.)
Products
4V2%
—
—
pfd. (quar.)
& Light, common
(quar.) ___—;
(quar.)
Gas «fc Electric—
Power
6
12- 1
3-1
12- 2
2
12-
31'Ac
—
—
Products
preferred
Stock
11
k.
2
5%
Inc.,
Co.—
2
4%
$1.12Va
$1.12V2
$1.06V4
:—
(quar.)
common
Guaranty
Quarterly
11_2^
11-15
11-15
11-15
:
37'Ac
common
<quar.)___—
Son,
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1-
;
12'Ac
&
preferred
preferred
4preferred (quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Conv. junior
preferred (quar.)_
'
11-30
11-30
11-30
12-
62'Ac
r_
—
Plastic
Title
Commercial
11-15
11-22
11-22
12-10
30c
40c
56V4C
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
common
Pirie Scott &
Carson
Columbus
11-15
12-10
12-10
12- 9
2
*12-23
—
(quar.)
Commerce
11-15
^12-20
11-12
11-12
12- 2
11-29
45c
50c
.$1
—__
(quar.)
1-
25c
Binney & Smith, Inc. (quar.)
Bird
10c
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
Steel
Carrier Corp.,
41/2 %
12-18
;
(quar.)
CO.
Steel
Carpenter
4-15
50c
Bigelow-Sanford,
Inc.,
common
4'A%
preferred (quar.)__
.
(quar.)
B
Class
11-15
11-15
11-15
12- 2
12- 2
1-2
1- 2
1- 2
12-20
Gas,
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Colorado Milling & Elevator
(quar.)—_____
Combined Locks Paper, class A (quar.)
11-15
11-15
11-29
11-29
12-
20C
5%
11- 7
12-12
12-12
11-29
11-29
12-16
12-13
12- 2
12- 2
80c
80c
i.
Extra
1-15
,
A
25c
...
Corp.,
common
A
1-31
4-30
2%
Steel
Drum,
Carolina
11-15
preferred (quar.)
_—1
Manufacturing (quar.)
___-_—
Bicor Automation Industries (stock dividend)
Class
Carborundum
7
1
Bibb
Big
8
2-
12-
7%
r
11-
2
11-15
dividend
Bethlehem
11-18
2
3-
1
(s-a)
Berryllium
Stock
2
12-
(quar.)
common
common
12-
$0.0531
.
.
Leasing (quar.)
Corp.
Berman
B
Co.,
Cap & Gown Co.
Capitol Records
12-
(quar.)
Bag
11-12
10c
Corp.
Intercontinental
Bell
Mills
Class
11-12
12-27
20c
—
common
preferred
conv.
12-14
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
5
15c
common
(quar.)
preferred
Howell
11-15
30c
Co.,
!
4%
&
11-15
12-
'
Ice Machine Co.
15c
4%
Bell
2
12-2
17 Vac
(quar.)-
Mfg.
&
Common
12-13
3
12-15
12-
3%
Manufacturing
Belden
Belknap
6
Cannon
dividend
Stock
12-
11-29
30c
Belding Heminway
■>.
1-15
2%
15c
Subject to approval of ICC.
Co. (quar.)
f.
1-
22 Vac
div.)_____
stock
Co.
Storage
&
4-15
2
class. A_
Ltd.,
1- 2
1- 2
12-16
12-16
1- 2
1- 1
Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
$20c
Canadian Industrial Gas, Ltd., preferred-— $$0.2291
Canadian
International
Investment Trust,
Ltd.," common (quar.)__—:—_—
$25c
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
——
$$1.25
Canadian Utilities Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)__
335c
Canadian Western Natural Gas,
common—
$20c
<•,. 5Va%
preferred (quar.)__
^$27c
4%
preferred tquar.)__
$20c
Canal-Randolph Corp. ~ (quar.)
I7V2C
11-29
12-16
50c
(quar.)
1
1-
2%
_
Bearings,
Inc.
(quar.)
Beaunit Corporation (quar.)
_
$$1
1
5-
$1.50
Ltd.
(stock
Corp.
2-
12-16
$1.50
—
6
B
Class
Canadian
10-15
1-
com..
___.
.
Canada,
of
(James
Beam
____
General
Canadian
-
-
11-27
57c
$5c
$10c
$22V2C
$22>/2C
—
1Securities,
-
10-31
12-23
5%
__
5.35%
4>/2%
income
10-31
9
;11-29
50c
<quar.)__
(quar.)_•_..
Interstate
Colorado
(increased)
Inc.
Stores,
Commercial
(quar.)
General
Canadian
10-31
12-rfl
quarter)
Electric
final
the
for
10-31
1
(stock-
2-for-l
a
stock dividend)
Bankers
Southern, Inc.
10%
of
11-14
12-
,
7'Ac
—,—
—
preferred
preferred
5%>
Inc. (a capital gains dis¬
45 cents for the fiscal year,
cents from net investment
12
plus
1
$52'Ac
!
4%
11-30
12- b
12- 2
1- 2
11-29
9c
7'Ac
Colonial
Fund,
tribution
50c
preferred
12-20
11-15
38c
gains)
(quar.)—___;
Stone
Sand &
dividend
Stoek
11-14
11-20
1-1
1-2
$$1.10
$31 VjC
$18%c
1-10
12^2
12c
f
Corp. of America
(quar.)
Fund (quarterly from capital
Colonial
Canada Safeway
10-31
12-
$5
(annual)
(increased-quar.)
—$-12 V2C
_________
12-20
1-10
Acceptance Corp., class A (a pay9 cents plus 3 cents on accumu¬
Colonial
11-15
3- 6
3- 6 -
Participating
12-20
of
ment
Colonial
12-16
4- 1
4-1
(quar.)
Sugar Co. Ltd.
Dominion
—
Canada
11-25
, _
4-15
1-15
4-15
12- 4
12-12
1-10
18%c
(initial)-
com.
lations)
12- 2
:
_;
Canada
t36c
11'Ac
—
Cut
Canada &
.
holders
(quar.)__
-
'(70c
Extra
f31'/4c
:
—_'___—
Southwest
Ltd.. common
,
_
&
Colonial
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-8
11- 8
Canada
50c
of. the
——___
Collins
12-31
J 10c
,__i
Aikman Corp., new
11-22
12-31
i$l
—
preferred»
Malting Co., Ltd._—:i:22%c
Packers, Ltd., class A and B (s-a)
f75c
2
12-12
$20c
Bank
(initial 1
preference
(quar.)—___
<fc Crushed Stone Ltd.,
$1.30
12-10
8c
4-30
8c
1-30
8c 4-30-64
12Vac
1- 4
't:30c
11-30
J32V2C
12-20
tl5c
12-14,
$15c
12-14
:125c
12- 2
——___________
Calif,
Canada Cement Co..
10-14
12-16
12-16
11-29
11-29
11-29
1
„
of
12-16
12-16
12-16
,
Quarterly
Casuals
12-20
12-16
11-29
12-20
$7c
3%
87'/2c
:i:$l
Colgate-Palmolive
11-22
12- 5
11-29
13c
_—
(incr.)—
Extra
,
Montreal
of
11-15
Ltd.—
Corp.
(San Francisco)
Quarterly
Bank
2
60c
& Aroostook RR
1
Building & Equipment
(quar.)__—_
of America National Trust & Savings
Bank
12-
40c
Bangor
Bank
Campbell Machine Inc.—
Quarterly _____—__i
Quarterly
4
10c
(quar.)
Properties, $5 preferred
Baltimore Radio Show (quar.)
&
11-
,
50c
Baker
Bangor
'
10-25
11-20
11-19
$0,038
.___
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tools
Oil
1-15
conv.
Campus
<•'
5.75% " preferred
Baker
11-19
25c
Selburn Oil & Gas,
preferred (quar.)
Bailey
3
1-31
50c
Northland (quar.)
Paper Mills
(quar.)_"___
Badger
Badger
12-
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
5)2%
preferred (quar.)
Cameo-Parkway Records, class A
5%
12-12
12-15
(s-a)—
Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)—
Collingwood Terminals, Ltd., common.-.—
7%
preferred
——
(A participating payment on common and
Williaris Gold Mines Ltd.
Electronics (stock dividend)
Cochenour
Cohu
10-31
11-18
12- 1
7VaC
22'Ac
25c
25c
27V2C
5%
11-15
—
(quar.)
Collieries
Ayshire
i___
(quar.)_
Co.
Liquid Gas
(quar.)—__________
California-Pacific Utilities, common (quar.)
11-26
2
10c
,
5c
22c
5%
—•___—25c
Power
California
20c
Corporation
Avco
12-12
11-26
12-10
7'/aC
_■___
Ink
11-15
-
25c
Corp.-
Steel
Financial
2.
:j:5c
(quar.)
Ltd.
J_
Products.-.—
Plastics
Aurora
Electric
2
12-
93 %c
Mines,
Gold
Aunor
California
California
12-10
15c
(quar.)
Automatic
B
1-
+55c
Chemical
Atlas
9
Inc., class A (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Corp. (stock dividend)
M. C. Finance Group,
C.
11-21
^20c
+~
Wholesalers, Ltd., 5'A% pfd. (s-a)
Industries, common
(quar.)
Atlantic
12-
12-14
California
(quar.)___—
Sugar Refineries, Ltd.— , ;
Refining Co.,
12-20
60c
RR
Point
West
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
&
Atlantic
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
11-27
11-15
Share
of Company
Name
Holders
When
Per
When Holders
Per
Holders
When
Per
45c
$1
2
11-15
12-13
11-15
6
11-20
12-15
11-20
12-
,
,,
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1244)
'
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frame
:
Payable
11-25
10c
iquaf.)
Clay Manufacturing
class a—-
S.)
When
Per
Snare
aaic
i
(W.
Dickey
-'
■
oj Company
Dianiu-.u
(quar.)
11-22
35c
Name of Company
0/ Rec.
11-
8
11-
preierred 80c
;veriibis
Stock
1
dividend
vertible
Dooos
Dr.
Houses
Inc.
Co.
Pepper
1-15
in
$1
4-15
Scottish
5%
Dominion
iR.
Stock
Ltd.
(resumed)
Investments
'
Dravo
Co.
Duke
Power
7%
a
preferred
Dura
Corp.
5%
Freeport
11-15
Fritzi
Frost
l:
12-
11-15
11-20
11-
Class
,
8
A
Class
.
2
12-20
Class
12-10
11-22
Fruehauf
A
Futterman
11-25
11-25
12-16
11-25
Futurmill,
30c
12-10
11-20
Stock
32 Vic
12-10
15c
11-21
11-
12-16
12-
2
12-
6
11-22
Garan,
15c
1-15
,
1-15
11-20
/ 31 Vic
12-16
11-22
.
preferred
(quar.)
Co;
(quar.)
Kootena.v Power Co.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
East
Louis
St.
6%
East
Sullivan
Eastern
4
Vi%
Inc.
Stock
t$1.75
Stainless
(Both
partial
preferred
Economic
$17c
5%
preferred
2
11-15
$1.12 Vb
12r31
12-10
Electric
A
Mfg.
11-25
11-11
General
Goods
General
Motors
$3.75
$5
1
Corp.
General
Steel
General
12-
11-
30c
quar. I
2
preferred
...
5.36%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)..
preferred
preferred
J957
11-14
933%C
$1.25
1
1-
6
1-
10-25
12-31
$1.18%
7V2c
(initial)
12-15
11-27
12-
11-
2
4
Corp.—
22c
-a-.'
:
12-31
11-22
(quar.i
55c
1-
1
11-22
(quar.)
—1.-
59^80
1-
1
11-22
(quar.i
1
53 Vac
1-
1
66c
1-
1
1-
1
11-22
5%
2
2
11-12
11-12
<quar.)___
Co.
Indiana—
62V2C
r
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
preierred
(quar.)__
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred
(quar.)
$5
2
11-12
2
11-12
General
Tire
2
11-12
General
Waterworks
$1.60
12-
2
11-12
$6
$1.25
12-
2
11-12
$2
$1.21%
12-
2
11-12
Rubber
&
(increased
55c
NK
11-15
12-1
preferred
Empire
District
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
quar.)
12-1
11-30
11-15
$1.50
—
(quar.)
_%■.
50c
——
1
12-13
12-15
Electric,
(increased).
45c
12-13
11-29
$1.25
com.
11-29
11-15
$l.i83/4
11-29
11-15
25c
12-
2
11-22
13c
12-
1
11-
1
11-
1
Georgia Shoe Mfg.
Geotechnical
5%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)..
Employers Casualty Co. (Dallas)
4%%
...
Business
Ennis
New
Stock
(quar.)
Inc.—
...
dividend
preferred
5.60%
50%
Erie
Flooring &
Class
Frie
A
&
50c
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
8
1
11-
8
Getz
$1.40
<_
(quar.)
8c
convertible
pfd. (quar.)...
Wood Products, Ltd.—
RR.
12-
Technological, common (stk.
90c. conv. preferred (quar.)__._
M
C
Resistor
Corporation
Fabi.
1
11-
Giannini
8
11-15
Giant
12-
11-
Fairmont
1
11-29
12-16
11-18
Ginn
12-14
12-10
4%
Food,
22'/2c
12-15
12-
&
5%
Jr.
Family
preferred
C.rcle
Farmers
dividend)-..T.___
common
■/'•/ 4%:
•
(quar.)
62Vic:
(quar.
Assn.
8c
(increased )„
•
Farmers, &
Farrel
income
2
tax,
Life
National
Paper Board-—
preferred
Federal
Screw
Metal
Fidelity
/
Corp.
Fidelity &
Fund
(See
Marshall
Fields Plastics
Filtrol
Corp.
Finance
A
B
(year-end
Financial
Stock
Fire
Corp.
&
Security
First
Southern
in
class
A
1
11-
12-
2
12-13
B
Fishman
(M.
Fliutkote
Company,
H.)
preferred
Company
common
Y.i
(quar.)
preferred
(quar. 1
Corp.
(quar.)..
Florida Telephone Corp.
T.)
Great
Atlantic
Great
Lakes
2
1.1-29
11-
8
11-
6
11-
Northern
i
$2.80
11-25
11-15
Great
4%
,11-20
10-21
Greeley Gas
...
(quar.)_._
Tea
Co.
Grocery
Store
12-
11-22
12-
11-22
12-
10-16
12-18
12-16
11-25
12-
2
11-15
12-16
11-22
12-16
11-22
:$1.12Va
12-16
11-22
56V4C
12-16
11-22
joc
12-13
11-22
i4C
12-20
12-10
1
11-14
11-29
1-
1
12-
6
11-30
11-
12-10
11-15
$1
12-10
122 y2c,
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd..
12-30
'11-30
115c
12-
2
170c
common
12-
2
A
11-22
12-2
11-22
25c
12-15
11-25
,
12-10
12-
^
10c
12-31
12-16
45c
(annual)
common
12-31
12-16
$1.62 Va
(quar.).
12-
2
11-15
21V2C
11-21
11-
6
17V2C
(incr.-quar.)——
(quar.)
Products
11-22
11-
8
(incr.-quar.)
J
...
Inc.
40c
•
:
,
.
(quar.)
12-
6
40c
12-
6
11-22
30c
Extra
Grolier,
12-10
gains
Common
ment
income
plus
distribution
12-10
11-29
Stock Fund
income
tribution
of
plus
(13c from net
a
vestment
tribution
shares
tional.
income
of
gains
at
11-
6
invest¬
plus
a
from
dis¬
11-
6
are
payable
with
cash
in
op¬
11-29
11-6
11-26
12-23
11-26
11-15
71/2C
,—__
12-19
12-
1-
15c
class
A
10-31
11-29
5%
—1-
America (initial
Ltd., class A
12-
2
11-14
10c
.
(quar.)
11-29
30c
:
Corp.
5
12-13
12-31
11c
(quar,).:
2
11-20,/
12V2c
12-
2
11-14
10-31
5c
J7V2c
%
12-16
10c
quar.)
a
(quar.)—
12-27
12-13
1-
2
12-10
1-
1
12-2
12-
1
11-15
12-
45c
1:12V2c
...—
—
11-15
11-
2
8
10c
27V2c
11-27
11-
2%
Mfg.
12-13
11-
$1.06'/4
$1.25
25c
12-27
12-
3
12-27
12-
3
12-12
11-18
(quar.i
Corp.,
(incr.-quar.)
com.
f_
:—_
4
4
25c
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-18
$1.12V2
15c
/ $1.25
40c
12-30
12-20
12-
11-15
Manufacturing
(quar.)——
_l_—2_-—20c
12-12
11-27
12-12
11-27
12Vac
18c
12-20
12-4
12-10
11-15
12V2C
12-11
11-15
1
11-15
4V2%
Horn
preferred
0%
Extra '
House
Vision
of
Co.,
——_
(quar.).—
common
(quar.)——-v™
preferred
Hoskins
—
(quar.)
Hardardt
&
(increased)
Houston
Lighting
Howard
Stores
&
Power
(quar.i——u_—
Corp./ common——„
preferred
(quar.)
——
Hubinger Co.
(increased)
Extra
"
:
Hudson
Pulp
&
1
Paper,
preferred
(quar.)
5.12%
preferred (quar.)
$1.41
preferred
Vitamin
Hudson
(quar. I
—
,
11-29
12-10
11-29
2
11-22
12-
31VaC
31V4c
32c
35 '4c
17Vac
9V4C
_________________
(quar.)
12-10
12-
2Mic
/
.+.
Products
12-
20c
——
1
12-r F > 11-15
$1.06V4
(quar.):.—
common
5%
2
11-22
12-'2
11-22
12-2
11-22
11-30
11-15
Ordinary (s-a)
Bay Co.
11-
4
11-25
llr
4
J75c
12-16
11-15
12-16
11-15
17c
11-20
10-31
40c
12-13
11-29
12 Vac
—
11-25
334c
*25c
Hudson's
11-29
11-18
11-29
11-18
Interim
Hudson
Mining
Bay
Smelting
&
Ltd.—
Co.
Quarterly
—
Trust—
/ :
interest
——
Hugoton Production Co. (quar.).
Foods & Industries, common
—_
Hunt
5%
preferred A and B
(quar,).
(quar.)—
$1.25
—
4%
Hupp Corporation, common (stock dividend)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp
———
Huttig
Sash
&
Huttig
Huyck
Sash
&
Door
$2.75
Hyster
1:32 VaC
Extra
Circuit
I-T-E
preferred
-4.60%
Idaho
Breaker,
—;
Power
Illinois
Illinois
—
State
Bank
12-23
12-
6
12-23
12-
6
12-23
12-6
25c
1-27
1-17
35c
15c
1-17
9
11-18
11-20
10-25
50c
12-16
11-12
Fund"
Incorporated income
term
gains)
Gas
12-16
11-12
15c
12-
11-15
37 Vac
12-
2
11-15
^10c
12-
2
11-15
2
three
(quar.).—<-
Indiana
dividend
(from
net
22c
-
5%
preferred
Industria
Industrial
Minerals
12-10
11-22.
30c
5
12-
1
11-
$1.25
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
;
—
(quar.)_____
de Mexico S.
Electrica
11-22
1
$1.06 Vj
(quar.)
Water, common
preferred (quar.)
11-21
11-
12-13
20c
(quar.).
12-16
12-
2%
'>■—
Corp.
Indianapolis
4!/2%
8
30c
—
General
10-
long-
(increased)
Water
&
2
50c
'.
Indiana
1-
1-15
2 7 Vac
—
(initial)—
Ltd.
12-16
1-27
12-
11-30
Paints
Flo-Glaze
,
57 Vic
_a—
—
Imperial Chemical Industries—
(Interim payment of
one
shilling
Imperial
12-20
12-30
(year-end)
(quar.)_
(quar.).
(Chicago)
12-13
$1.12
-+;■
——
(quar.)
Railroad
Central
Illinois
4
4
2
12-30
:—
Co., common
Industries
Central
12-
12-
1-
12c
,
—
common
1-15
12-31
50c
—
5%
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.).
1——
—■—
/
$1.25
Co.,
common
prior preferred (quar.).:
preferred (quar.)——
Company
—
4V2%
62V2C
69c
(quar.)_-__-
Door
Corp.,
1
—
20c
11-29
11-15
———^——
120c
12-17
11-18
12-17
11-18
A
Canada, Ltd.—
of
semi-annual
$10c
6%
preferred
11-
Credit,
Natural
Steel
Institutional
Interchemical
International
(Increased
International
7%
(stock
Co., Ltd.
A
Gas
Co.
(from
Fund
income)
11-
4
1-
2
12-
3
2%
16 V4C
11-22
11-30
10c
...
12-
1-
3
4
10-22
12-18
11-
6
11-
1
in¬
—
Corp., 4x/2%
Book
2
Ltd.—
Foundation
preferred
Distributors
Business
2
12-
45c
dividend)
(initial)——
(increased-quar.)—
Shares,
12-
S3
(quar.)__—1—
%s-a)_
class
iquar.)
(initial)—
$1.121/2
1-
10-23
8c
1-
12-20
Machines Corp—
quar.)
Harvester,
preferred
75c
$1
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
International
"
31c
—„
value,
11-29
in¬
net
year-end
22c)
(quar.)
(quar,)—
vestment
55c
(9c
12-23
11-29
30c
25c
B
Institutional
year-end capital dis¬
distributions
asset
11-29
1
Extra __—25c
Class
Inland
22c
2
20c
dividend
Inland
in¬
net
20c)
42c)
Fully Administered Fund
Capital
from
11-15
(quar.)
Valve
Inland
year-end capital
a
of
11-
12-
s-ai_—
11-22
Group
%
11-26
11-25
common
11-29
10c
Securities, Inc.—
Aerospace-Science F\ind, (2c
12-15
30c
preferred (quar.)—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Hoover Company, class A
(quar.)___
Stock
(Houston)—
(quar.)
Brick
"11-22
162 Vic
Insurance
10-15
11-15
20c
11-15
6
11-22
11-15
11-25
(quar.)
Chemical
Increased
vestment
25c
12-
12-12
16c
25c
1121/2C
12(2c
4
12-20
30c
—
11-29
11-15
8
50c
(quar.)
Extra
1-16
2
30c
(quar.)_
61/a%. preferred
8
12-13
11-
93 3/i c
Dock
Ltd.
Fire
11-
20c
...
&
series
12-
3%
12-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
7Jac
/
;
i
(quar.)
common
Pacific
50c
1
1
(quar.)
Gregory
4a0
11-29
10-28
25c
.
1
(Wash., D. C.)
11-15
12-13
11-15
6
11-15
12-13
11-22
12-
11-29
11-15
2
12-16
1-
12-12
6
1-
15c
Life
Co.,
11-15
12-
20c
(quar.)
Producers,
P.)
11-15
12-16
40c
Western
2
11-29
125c
5%
.
12-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper (quar.)
preferred
(A.
11-18
$1.50
Quarterly
11-15
12-16
%
(quar.)____
Capital
Southern
2
(quar.)
Power,
Northern
11-26
12-
11-14
preferred
preferred
$2.50
11-26
12-11
18%c
—
Lakes
12-11
12-10
Co.,
&
10-28
25c
Co.
10-31
(increased
(R..M.)
Hugoton Gas
11-29
Dredge
Great
,
Co.
11-22
11-15
11-20
11-29
13c
quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
4
45c
11-15
11-
preferred
11-29
11-25
2
30c
Company
(W.
10-25
11-20
12-
12-16
(quar.)___
&
Co.
12-
12-15
$1
preferred
Union
12-14
6%>
^
(quar.)
$4.5)
R.)
11-21
28a.i»c
10c
(quar.)
(quarJI.l
(quar.)
1
12-16
10c
(quar.)
11-
11-22
Grand
5C
(N.
$2.25
(W.
Grant
.
_
5
25c
Granby Mining, Ltd.
3
60c
...
12-
32 V2C
11-19
on
stock)
dividend)
1
15c
(quar.)
Batteries
12-
5c
1 extra •
(quar.)...
11-
"loc
(quar.)
semi-annual)
Great
(quar.)_
shares)
Moore. Inc.
Grace
4
Green
(Nevada)
(stock
11-15
5
5V2
(incr.-quar.)
Rubber
12-13
11-25
Co.
(quar.)
Oil Ltd., class A (s-a)
Beneficial
(quar.)_/_
Employees Corp.
(Increased
5c
Corp., (s-a)
&
Florida Steel
12-
20%
common
Assn.
Fishback
$4
Government
55c
Sterling inc. (stock dividend)_.____
Fischer & P. rier (stock dividend on
common
class
Gould-National
11-29
25c
Firth
and
12-14
11-30
)
(quar.)
11-15
12-
50%
&
11-15
Great
dividend
1
11-29
18c
(increased
Mills
(quar.)
W.)
Co.
12-16
3%%
1
Corp/
Co.
<H.
11-15
.
Corp.,
Financial
Tire
Corp.
1.1-29
payment
Inc.
(stock
i
Stock
First
10-15
Gossard
Co.)
payable
Underwriters
Br.nk
12-
of America—<•
General
Charter
Gorham
Great
America
dividend
Financial
First
of
Gooa.vear
11-22
12-16
iquar.)____,_
Corp.
Telegraph
15c
Chemicals,
shares
11-22
6
12-31
11-' 8
12-
$1.75
(quar.)___
dividend
12-10
'
Brick
Industries
Systems
Stock
&
6
2
11-21
less British
(7Va%
approximately
to
6
11-20
12-27
Knitting
Stock
12-
Co.—
Field
&
;
Gold
30c
(quar.)
Co.
and
First
&
11-29
12-16
42V2c
•
Deposit Co. of Md.
(Marshall)
2
2
Security
Graniteville
I
"III
—currenV & accumulated net income
Field
11-
.
'
(s-ai
(quar.)
Capital
Gloray
2
25c
-
Works
Mfg.
Globe
1-
25c
(quar.)..
Resources
Federal
Fiat
11-20
11-29
12-20
30c
Bearings, Inc. (quar.)
Mortgage Acsn. (monthly 1
preferred
11-15
12-
10c
(increased-quar.)
7%
(final)
11-29
25c
(quar.)
B
(quar.)__
A
12-30
5c
Globe-Wernicke
25c
tquar.)
4.60%
pfd.
conv.
27 V2C
equal
Shale
11-22
50c
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Federal
5c
10c
11-29
12-
$7.50
(quar.)__
Federal Compress & Warehouse
(quar.)
Federal Insurance Co. (N. J.) (quar.)___
Federal Life & Casualty Co. (Mich.)
federal
,
12-23
5%
dividend)
Insurance.....^
«qvar.)„_
Corporation
:
32'/2c
—
1-1
12-16
6c
—...
8
8
share)
per
45c
Corp./.(stock
Traders
Corp.
Fedders
12-16
11-
_____
(quar.)
5%
Company
40c
.
financial
/%__
common
class
Industries,
11-29
25c
__
West
f2oc ''
.
(quar.
Assqciates
Underwriters
Ex.ra
Far
(stock
Co.,
2
11-
15C'
(quar.)
Glaxo Group, Ltd.
cents
(quar.20c
Chemical
Inc.,
Co.
Girard
„
Corp.)
,•
Foods
'2-
12-20
12-20
12-30
60c
4V4%
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Controls,
Gillette
1
12-31
dividend)
Lea,..',
Fairmont
12-16
1%
■
'
a
(quar.).;
Corp.,
,
Products
Glen-Gery
F
12-16
5%
(quar.)
1.
(William)
11-29
87Vac
(quar.)
Erie
Erie
2
1- 12
10c
50c
t30c
Pittsburgh
1-
7 V2C
pay¬
stock 1
B
Corp.
dividend
Gerber
12-
(s-a>
(Fcrmerly
1
$1.09
(quar.)___
Co.
Equity Corp., $2
12-
Stock
46Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Equity Capnal
class
Georgia-Pacific
(increased)
Equitable Corporation, $2 conv. pfd.
Equitable Gas Co., common (quar.)
4.36%
in
able
12-13
'
Forms
common
1
7%C
;
1-
5
12-
12-16
30c
$4.25
11-29
1-
20c
preferred
(quar.)
Genesee Brewing Co., class A quar.)
Class B (quar.)
1
/
(Stock div. on class A <te class B
9
12-16
12-30
iquar.)
Holophane
11-15
I2V2C
—
11-15
11-
5c
—
Stock
11-15
2
2
50c
Co.,
dividend
Hooker
2
12-
12-
(quar.)
A
Manufacturing
Homestead
11-22
10c
(quar.)
Supermarkets,
Home
12-
2
12-31
10c
(quar.)__
Co.
of
12-
6
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cos.
Chemical
Paper,
1-15
25c
pfd.
11-2i
7
12-13
12-
6
.t-roducts—
Inc'.
Hollingshead
12-
2
1-
56Vic
a
4.50%
(quar.)
Holiday Inns
1-20
12c
25c
(year-end)
Co.
&
Holland
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
A
2
30c
—
Light,
class
12-
11-12
12Vac
(quar.)
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)
-•Extra
11-15
to
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.
12-16
12-
$1.50
(quar.)
Powder
Stock
;
80c
(quar.)
Hill's
.
$4,875
World,
2
12-
15c
45c
Extra
$2.20
12-
Co.
Jones
Hobart
General
12-
»
of
:
(quar.)
12-
$1.34
$1.42
preferred
...
General
11-12
12-
$1.41%
series
(quar.)_
i—
(quar.)
com.
;__
Corp.
preferred
Heublein,
11-22
54V2C
preferred
preferred
^General Telephone
11-25
<fe
Galion
Oil
Hess
11-22
12-20
(quar.)
Supermarkets
Hicks-Ponder
12-20
preferred
12-20
11-18
Products, Ltd. (quar.)
C.) & Co. (quar.)__
class
$2
6
11-25
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-1
2-
32c
quar.)
preferred
preferred
2
2
12-16
15c
^
Hercules
11-15
4.25%
1-
11-18
12-
Mining Corp.
Herff
11-16
5
12-10
4.75%
12-
(quar.).c
preferred
12-13
12-
4.40%
1
12-2
(quar.).
6.40%
25c
11-29
.'
Steel
6%
5
11-
$1.021/a
(quar.)
5.65%
11-29
12-31
$1.06 >/4
(quar.)
(quar.)..
5.68%
11-
12-14
11-15
$1.371/2
:
preferred
preferred
11-25
20c
1-15
25c
(quar.)
4Vi %
11-14
11-29
$1.62
(quar.)_
common
5 % %
5
11-29
12-16
5
$1.25
Stores,
11-22
12-
12V2c
;
Electronics
&
12-16
10c
6
2-
;
(quar.)
Electric
<D.
2-14
2
—
Hercules
11-15
12-
Furniture
Heath
12-16
11-18
2
12-16
Telephone Co. (quar.).
Hawtliorn-Mellody (initial)
11-15
2
50c
(increased
Materials
4.36%
\\,
Co.,
12-10
25c
(quar.)
&
5.28%
(s-a)>
Gas
Stone
45c
12-
11-15
SI
Industries
Hayes
12-
J$1.25
15c
Hawaiian
12-31
1
2
12-23
?25c
•
(quar.).——
Extra
Haveg
12-
12-
60c
*•
common___
common
Hastings Manufacturing
Hastings-Raydist, Inc.
12-12
1-10
$2
11-18
11c
Chemical
Extra
12-2
12-31
25c
(year-end)
11-18
11-18
(quar.)—
Haverty
—
12-15
11-18
/
(quar.)——
Brace
Hartford
2
12-14
Lilly see Lilly (Eli) & Co.
Elmlra & Williamport RR. Co.—
Natural
12-
5c
50c
quar.)
Inc.___
Corp
Eli
preferred
11-20
12-31
—
12-15
com.
Harvey's
:—_—_—
(quar.)
Industries
Telephone
Common
5
12-16
50c
4c
(increased
Investment
General
11-22
1
37'/2C
(quar.)
preferred
11-22
12-13
1
11-
(quar.)—;
common
(quar.)
Utilities
Public
12-13
11-
11-22
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
$4.75
(increased
Ceramics
Corp.
preferred
General
6
&
Fireproofing Co.
General
11-15
11-22
4%
Ltd.,
Refractories,
preferred
Harshaw
3
(quar.)
common
—$0.296875
40c
Corp.
2nd
Corp.,
12-15
$1.27
;
Harcourt
11-21
12-
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Communications,
Electronics
$5
Acceptance
11-18
12-15
35c
preferred
Co.
Mfg.
Hart-Carter
12-12
12-20
1-
11-18
12-15
(quar.).
preferred
6%
11-30
4%
12-31
11-18
12-15
25c
Co.,
Harman;
Harbison-Walker
12-15
.2%
(quar.)
12-15
$1.25
—.—
—;—
Extra
11-15
share
each
(quar.)
12-
5%
11-15
12-15
12-14
$1.13
(quar.)
Watch
&
Hansen
Hecla
Corp.
in cash..
2
11-30
$1.12'/2
Corp.
11-
12-
.
12-14
1
$1.11
.——
(quar.)
Co.,
convertible
Harris-Teeter
_
Finance
12-1
5-29
11-29
50
(quar.)
Drive-In
11-29
2-28
6-19
12-31
4
1.
1-
28c
iquar.)
preferred
4%
Investors—
Battery
2%
3-20
'
11-
1-
$1.10
(quar.)
Co.
Cotton
Hamilton
stockholders
(quar.)
General
6%c
Electronic
4.10%
Co.
American
preferred
General
Battery—
Electrolux
Paso
Service
$4.50
General
11-21
,t62Vic
5%
3
.12-20
5c
com.
General
(quar.)
(stock dividend).
12-
5c
—-.—
10-30
12-16
12-20
meeting)
11-11
...
Electrographlc
El
annual
22
(quar.)
11-25
(initial)
common
Extra
7%
Nov.
Corp.
for
share
approval of
Light Co. (Columbus, Ga.),
%
payments)
Trust,
payment of 12Vi %
Storage
New
(one
11-23
22Vic
_
9-30
$1
Co.
(quar.)—
.'—
(Julius) & Co. (increased quar.)__
the
Water
Corp.
Hamilton
11-15
2
115c
—
13c
T
12-
10c
subject to
General
common.
9-30
115c
each
—
7
8
Handy
_—
Gas
11-14
12-16
Musical Industries—
&
final
A
12-
11-
2
14c
...
(stock
Gas
8
2.2%
quarterly
(initial)
Investment
Ed-U-Cards
Electric
11-
at
11-30
2
12-10
11-19
$0,767
dividend).—_—
dividend)—j.—._
(stock
1-
$1.05
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
$5.08
preferred
(quar.)-—
Hackensack
——
32c
Manufacturing,
12-
5
Harris-Intertype
dividend
Garrett
Common
4%%
12-16
12-
Associates—
(quar.)
Steel Corp
1-.0
30c
for
;
$1.16
preferred
(quar.)
:—
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (Initial quar.)
Halliburton
(quar.)
share
one
dividend
Stock
11-22
$1.50
dividend)
12-20
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
Utilities,
States
Hajoca
Gardner-Denver
Water—
Ltd.
Fuel
preferred
Eastern
Eaton
&
(stock
preferred
88c
_•
preferred
5.16%
Co.,
$5
1-15
115C
:
Industries
held
(quar.)
Mines
Gas
Common
12-
_____
of
Electronics
Ltd.—
Interurban
&
preferred
12-10
30c
East
$4.52
•
Inc.—
Garfinkel
Eagle-Piche'r
12-31
20
Gulf
'
11-20
3%
common
dividend
$4.44
(monthly)—/—r._——
dividend
Gabriel
G-L
12-10
12-10
12
b'/c
7
15c
^
40c
$1.29
$4.40
2%
30c
(quar.)
(quar.r
Corp.
preferred
$4.20'
—
Corp.
Oil
Power
4.64%
12-16
11-20
1-
$1.75
1
11-
2
Shares.
(quar.).
Mfg. (quar.)
& Co.—
4%
Monthly
2
$1.34
'/
Gulf
Gulf
12-16
17 V2 c
(quar.)
Corp.,
/ 2-21
1-2
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)..
A
(quar.)
convertible
California
11-29
3-16
12-
Sulphur Co;
of
(Charles E.)
iquar.).
Brewing
Company
Stock
11-15
12-16
$1.25
,1- 2
2%
receipts..——_—1—__
deposit
11-21
$1.25
(quar.)
10c
Ordinary
0) Rec.
income
investment
net
gains i-—-———-4-—r
& Ohio RR., $5 pfd.
(quar.)
45c
——
Mines
Holders
Payable
of
(year-end
Mobile
56y4c
(stock
Inc.,
preierred
-
payment of Rand 0.60 per share
African non-resident
tax
of
American
11-
12-19
11-15
8
12-
45c
11-22
11-19
12-
1-
11-22
2
12-16
South
12-
10c
(quar.)
Corporation
Duro-Test
(Interim
less
11-15
50c
Ueduld
State
2
8
12-
_
_
j.
Duriron
Free
1-
11-
60c
(quar.)
Extra
Duquesne
11-15
12-
5
12-
$$1.25 "
(quar.)
Company
11-
1
12-
____—_
—
Share
Fund,
"
(quar.i
Television
otar
Foxboro
2-
i_„
(quar.)
15c
35c
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
15c
_.a
(quar.)
common
Bradstreet
12-14
$5
30c
11-15
12-
6
35c
50c
preferred
(quar.)
:
B
preferred
(quar.(____
&
11-15
11-29
Gulf
12-
Corp./(quai\)____^._
Fram
11-15
11-29
11-15
12-16
Corp./(quar.)
$15c
__
5.36%
Dun
2
12-
17Vic
(USA)
Co.,
(quar.).
preferred
25c
(quar.)_
4%
Co.
Dairies,
4Vi*%
8c
2 %
(quar.)
Ltd.
Motor
Foremost
11-29
f20c
(quar.)
iquar.)
Corp.,
Drewrys,
ford
12-17
+12 Vic
Chemical, Ltd., com.
& Sons (quar.)
Co.
&
Jones
11-19
12-15
t62Vac
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.. common (quar.)
$2
preferred
(quar.)
Industries, Ltd. (quar.)
Dow
1
12-30
Four
Dover
Drackett
12-
Ltd.—
R.)
Bros,
Co.
J50c
dividend
Donohue
Motor
$1.25
Ltd
Stores,
Tar &
Donnelly
Ford
Fostoria
:
^
preference, (quar.)
Dominion
11-15
15c
(quar.)
Dominion
2
2oc
—s
Inc
tal
11-25
15c
class
7Vic
(increased-quar.)
Magnesium,
Wallace,
&
1
9
17 V2C
(quar.)
12-
12Vic'
Forbes
10-30
11-18
1-
When
Per
;
Mutual
plus a
distribution of 70c from net realized capi¬
l-3i
&
Cone
B (quar.)
(Canada) (quar.)..—
11-25
9c
(quar.
Dominion
1
3-
Inc.
Mart,
11-
12-16'
■<
/
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
of Company
from
18c
20c
(s-ai___
Belding
(Initial)—
Foote Mineral Co. (year-end,
con-
stock—
WaLer
(initial)
& Anglo Investment Corp.—
preierred
5%
Food
Foote
Donnnguez
Dominion
12-31
Name
Guardian
2
12-21
25c
2%
12-
12-16
'
'■ '
?: ■
Payable 0) Rec
10c
%—
convertible preferred
4%
stock—
value
par
'
con-
Fund
Foods,
Madison
Dolly
(one-for-100)
Investment
$1
value
par
prexerred 80c
Diversified
in
(one-lor-100)
cuviueua
Share
/
__t
(quar.)
Flying Tiger Line, 5%
pid. A (s-a)_;
Food Giant Markets, com. (stock dividend)
8
Diac, xncoiVuiateu,
oiock
Controls
Fluid
Holder'
When
Per
Holders
.
(quar.).:
—-
common
(quar.)—
—
$1.25
60c
$1.75
12-10
1-15
12-
2
11-
8
12-13
11-
6
Voume
Number 6317
198
.
.
.
The Commercial and
When
Per
Name of
Company
International
Increased
Nickel
Co.
of
International
Common
t55c
Ceramics Corp.—
&
convertible
preferred
Resistance
(quar.).:
Co.
dividend
International Resources
investment
net
realized
Fund
(4
cents
6
cents
5'A%
preferred
preferred
B
B
(initial)
split
preferred
C
preferred
D
(initial
Textbook
Utilities
$2
convertible
Interprovincial
Interstate
Co
Interstate
Motor
Interstate
Securities
5'A%
junior
Investment
Freight
Class
A
50c
Public
3.75%
4.20%
Iowa
4%%
11-30
12-14
20c
12-
Little
12-16
Special
12-26
Special
11-21
Original
6%
Co.,
Jersey
5
11-21
2
10-31
Class
B
12-
1
11-8
$2.40
preferred
Original stock
Companies,
1
11-
8
$1.50
23c
12-
1
11-15
Loblaw,
Loblaw
1st
35%c
12-
1
11-15
Local
12-
9
10-25
Lockhart
4%
preferred
Jewel
Tea
3%%
Co.,
.$1.25
12-
1
11-25
12-31
12-17
$1.50
1-15
12-31
20c
1-31
1-10
Jones
&
_____<'
(quar.)
Joslyn
&
Supply
1-17
11-29
12-31
Lucky
12-31
Lukens
11-15
Lunkenheimer
Lubrizol
Corp.
Extra
^
Sutherland
2
11-15
11-29
Lykes Bros.
12-10
1- 1
11- 8
Lyon
75c
12-16
12-2
(quar.)
Paper
Extra
Kaiser Aluminum
Common
($50
4ya%
preferred
43A%
convertible
434%
preferred
Kansai
Electric
Metal
Class
A
1
11-13
Class
A
1
11-13
Class
B
12-26
9-27
receipts)
Kelwood
Company
Kentucky
Common
Ketchum
&
Co.
Kleinert
Knape
2-14
$1.08%
$1.12'A
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
12-
1
ll-r2
12-18
11-27
15c
convertible
$2.75
Kollmorgen
Corp.
Koppers
Company,
preferred
Kratter
Corp.
Stock
Kresge
12-31
Co.
Company,
1st
Kusan,
Manpower,
Maple
Laclede
4.32%
Telephone
Initial
(stock
Central
11-15
6
11-18
11-22
20c
12-
50c
12-10
5%
8
11-
8
11-
/
8
12-
1-15
2
12-14
12-17
11-15
12- 2
12-
22c
11-26
5
and
Marsh
&
Corp.
&
shares
share
(one
held,
subject
Correction:
Mutual
Fund."
*
?'
•
*'
12-
2
May Department Stores,
20c
12-16
2%
2-10
27'Ac
12-1
$1.50
(quar.)
1-2
___
11-19
11- 1
12-12
'
11-21
11-29
11-21
flOc
(quar.)
11-29
5c
,
(quar.)
'
12-. 1
11-18.
i35c
12-
v
26'Ac
1,
11-18
Gas
$2.50
Common
Stock
11-25
11-25
Class
A
6'/2%
pfd.
pref. A
Power,
(quar.
5%
iquar.)___
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
62'/2c
27c
1■
7
12-10
12-15
12-
12-14
11-22
1
spilt)
National
Bank
National
Bank
11-30
&
2
11-17
Mead Corporation,
4'A%
Mead
of
11-25
11-
8
60c
11-25
11-
8
Mechanex
Corp.
Melville Shoe
32c
12-
2
11-15
4%%
$1.25
12-
2
11-15
4%
Cement
5c
,
4'A%
12-
National
preferred A (quar,)_
preferred B (quar.)
11-15
6
11-15
11-30
10-31
12-
2
10c
12-
1
10-25
11-15
1-15
10%
:
%■:
1-
2
A
under
new
5c
12-23
12-13
15c
12-10
11-15
40c
—.____
______—
12-10
11-20
12-10
11-20
7c
11-29
11-
11-29
11-
8
$3.50
12-20
12?
2
27'Ac
preferred
(s-a)-,—;
12-13
11-15
12-
30c
—
11-8
12-12
1
11-15
1-
$1.37'A
11-21
12-
12'Ac
—,
2
8
6
12-16
Acceptance
(initial)
5c
_r._
11-20
25c
12-10
22c
12-
5
11-21'
20c
1-
8
12-11
of
Tulsa
Y. 1
(White
(subject
40c
—
12-13
12--
6
25c
(Norwich, N.
(quar. %
dividend
share
one
Hess
12-16
12-
5
Plains,
stock¬
to
for
'26
eabh
dividend )
(stock
Co.
3
:_
•'
Inc.
:1
'
Ltd.,
1 o_
2
12-10
0
i-
55c
10
1'-
4
12-14
.
12-10
11-18
12-2
12-16
11-15
12-16
Al-15
J20c"
(quar.)
12-
2
11-
8
U5c
.'
common (quar.)
convertible preferred
11-8
Canada.
of
Co.
30c
$1.06 %
56'Ac
(quar.)
Chemical
&
12-27
$10C,
common.
4,
11-
"12
1-10
""iC
(ouar. )___a.._a
2
3-
11-21
20c
(quar.~A
Co.
%.'/
40c
_____
Drug
Products• (increased 1
Food
12-
2
11-
8
22c
________
Life
'■
12-14
12-14
:
1
12- 2
12-
11- 6
11-15
11-15
11-15
Rubber
Starch
Tea
Union
11-15
11-20
Nekoosa-Edwards
12-2
,11-15
2
2
2
2
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-29
12-30,;
12- 3
11-14
12-16
25c
12-10
1- 1
11-20
12- 6
1-1
12- 6
20c
(quar.)
12-10
140c
25c'
(quar.)__
12-20
12- 2
12-11
11- 1
11-19
42'Ac
$1.06'A
<
.
62'/2c
1
1
11- 8
11-8
12-31
12-13
1212-
1-
12-13
1
12-13
12-
25c
12-20
12- 6
6
Nelly Don. Inc.
Neptune
Newark
6%>
,
$1.18%
$1.00
,
12- 1
12- 1
Meter
3%
(Ohio)
class
A
Paper
Co.,
New
preferred
Jersey
Extra
Zinc
(stock
Light,
Equities(monthly)
(monthly)—___
York
&
12-11
11-
25c
11-25
11-12
(quar.)
$1
12-10
11-30
$1.50
1-10
12-31
30c
12-31
12-12
1%
11-18
4%
pfd.
10-24
12-10
$1
1-
1
$1.01'A
1-
1
12-
9
12-
9
12-
2
(quar.i
.
——
(quar.)——A———
.
Honduras
(stockholders
8
11-22
dividend)__
—
York
Co.
11-
1
12-31
A—
New
New
12-
&
approve
40c
.
6c
12-10
6c
—,————_
1-10
12-10
11■
8
11-
8
11-15
11-30
12-31
r
Mining
J
three-for-one
Rosario
a
1
—
Co._
Air
A
4
11-
';/ 11-15
_______
J.)
__—
A
11-22
12-19
•'
11-30
(annual)
York
Class
8
18c
<quar.)_
Brake
11-
11-12
2
1_
New
Class
11-25
12-
20c
common
<N.
Co.
Gas
Jersey Power &
4.05%
12-13
8
11-25
6 V4C
—
preferred
£1-15
7'Ac
(quar.)
Natural
Jersey
2
11-13
7'Ac
...
common—
Trust
11-
(Pgh.)
(quar.)
Telephone,
preferred
New
(quar.):
(quar.i
Brunswick
*
•'
'
f
6
11-27
New
York
Common
$3.75
4.50
..
Inc.
11-13
1.
12-27
20c
55c
12-20
30c
62'/2c
Co.
2
12-
17'Ac
—
Insurance
2
1-
20c
^___
(quar.)—A—
class A iquar.)——
Work-Clothes
Rental.
5c
12121212-
1-
12-
7'Ac
Corp.,
Nedick's Stores.
55c
933Ac
85c
933Ac
—
Chemical
(quar.)
Fire
Video
National
11-25
Co.
___
Quarterly
National
11-15
12- 2
Insurance
—
Machinery
&
Co.
National
12-10
$1.12'A,
_<—-
Accident
&
(quar.)
National
11-25
2%
(quar.)
National
•
12-12
12-10
50c
(quar.i
common
dividend
preferred
National
■
Co.,
Gypsum
Stock
12- 2
9
12-23
___
11-29
6
40c
of Westchester
preferred
(Nashville)
(quar.)
(s-a)—
1
12-
3%
—
112-
2%
;
Products
(quar.)
National Distillers & Chemical, com,' (quar.)
4'A% preferred series 1951 (quar.)—
National
■<
.
2'Ac
Co.—
11-29
(quar.)
By-Products,
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
2%
Trust
4%
(quar.)
Portland
1-
1—__
approval
National
4%
preferred
11-29
$1.17'A
Dairy
10-18
17c
5%
4
1
As
Northern
Containers,
7%
(quar.)_
Telephone,
4
11-
1-
(quar.)__
I resumed)_
Casket,
11-18
—
(quar.)
Co.
6
11-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
National
11-15
15c
Ltd.
12-23
12-
11-15
4-^0
11-15
Co.—
Mines,
12-16
2
35c
<quar,)__
—
—
common
Stock
holders
11-29
•
Co._
&
Y.)
New
common
preferred
Johnson
Medusa
N.
2
Fund
—
Engineering
12-
10c
(annual)
Porcupine
12-30
(quar.)
&
National Bank
10-31
11-30
*
Publishing
30c
35c
2%
Ltd.,
iquar.)
common
(quar.)
11-25
12-12
(quar.)
&
Airlines
15c
—
Machine
Meadville
:
National
New
voting and
McGraw-Hill
Mclntyre
12-31
11-12
20c
...
dividend
McNeil
12-31
series)
non-voting
McDonnell Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
12-16
-
9
McCormick & Company—
12-16
l>/2%
stock
Corporation,
12-31
12-16
12-
12-14
.
common.—
1947
2
5
Corporation
40c
Assn.
(quar.)
preferred
12-31
22c
—
5.40%
District
(3-for-2
McCcrd
27c
12-31
Nashua
$1.10
30c
preferred
(quar.)
Corporation—
3114c
Electronics—
Airlines,
3.75%
McCall
and
1212-
quar.)
(stock dividend)
7%
Co.
National
(resumed)—__________
pfd. (1945
$3.40
preferred
12-16
f"28'Ac
11-20
A
National
dividend)—;———
(stock
Co.
$3.75
2
1-
2
class
Chemical
10-31
____
12-23
12-12
12-
Corp.,
4
'.-A:
/I- 2
30c
Nalco
Biscuit
.____——__
Electronics
11-15
$1.25
Inc.
pfd.
Plan
Charge
11-15
National
■
Protective
$1
(quar.)
6
12-
11-15
12-31
7
Nac
12-31
payment previously
was/intended for
the
Investing
Foundation
''Growth
'
A
12-20
here
Maxson
_
Stock
11-29
four
approval
Growth
11-29
12-16
1
33Ac
The
published
series
12-10
£2-16
12-16
1-10
5'A%
Bellas
—
Investors
Matheson
(quar.)
to
each
stockholders)
2
(quar.)
for
1
11-
12-16
4c
(quar.)
Company
(quar.i
12-10
12-
12-16
11-30
(quar.)
common
National
,
12-16
2
10c
Ino.
12-12
——
2
1-
'
—
C.)
11-21
12-31
11-
/11-25
12-
A____
dividend
1-
$1.15
12-12
11-29
11-15
1
12-14
(G.
Corp.,
2
10-31
—
Murphy
6
12-13
11-29
12- 2
Murphy
2
<11-20
1
Munsingwear,
11-20
11-27
1-2 J
10-25
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)..
Mills,
1-
27'Ac
25c
62'Ac
68%c
91%c
12-31
11-15
12-16
12-12
—
Extra ;
Stock
Vernon
6c
12-16
iquar.)
Mount
11-
10-25
2c
1-
(Seattle)
(quar)
(quar.)——
12-
A
11-15
11-15
8
11-27
80c
30c
'
Co.
12-
Indemnity & Life Insurance
(quar.)_—___——
Company
Co.
dividend
Diablo
National
(increased-quar.)
12-16
30c
Industries
12c
tl2'/2c
J$1.37'/a
50c
Inc.
Co.
2
)
announcement
12-
(quar.)
Massachusetts
Co.
17'/2c
:
:—
—
1-
$1.10
class A
(stock dividend)
Clemens
Stock
12- 5
(quar.)_—47'/2c
Massey-Ferguson Ltd., common
(quar.U—,,
tl2'Ac
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
t$1.37'/2
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
}$1.12V2
Mastan Company (quar.)—
12'/2c
Special
A
---?
5c-
4
Motor
A Mount
11-15
lc
quar.)
11-
—
(quar.)_
common
Inc.
Equipment
Wheel Corp
:
30c
—
2
11-15
5
12-20
12-
$1.25
(quar.)—.
Pool
12-27
12-
11-20
1-15
45c
Co.,
dividend
Mount
(increased).
11-18
12-10
50c
name.
12-16
,16c
;
11-15
Marine—
McLennan,
Field
Massachusetts
(initial)
dividend)
preferred
1
11-
11-15
12-27
11-26
2
11-27
lincreased
Foods,
See
h
deposit
receipts
(interim
pay¬
2'A% less British Income Tax
of
Massachusetts
__%
Lakeland Natural
Superior
11-25
2
12-
'
dividend
Lafayette Radio
12-16
^12-
15c
income
12-27-
12-10
12-
changed to
f25c
(quar.)_,
Bancorporation
Masco
60c
1
11-15
11-15
15c
(quar.)__
Industries—
ilOc
_j_
(increased
Co.
38% %)
1- 8
25c
preferred fquar.)____——
4 56%- preferred iquar.)__^___
Stock
ment
of
1-15
8
$1.18%
5%
LaCrosse
Co.
12-16
common
preferred
American
Marshall
5c
Co.,
5
1-
.___
Gas
11-29
11-
11-19
2
com.
6
(quar.)
Dolly Madison
1-15
1-30
Ltd.
(increased quar.i
Mills, Ltd., com. (quar.)__
B
(quar.).
Leaf
4- 8
Inc.
$1.40
12-13
11-20
12-
10c
liy4c
class
Motec
J25c
i25c
Inc.
12-16
1-15
—
Acceptance Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
11-19
Motor
—
income)
11-29
2
4-15
—
___
Labrador
12-
•
investment
27'Ac
(increased)
Extra
Safe
..
Marcopi International
:
common
Mosler
,
(quar.)—10c
common
(quar.)__
;
50c
preferred
11-15
r
$1.25
.—
11-29
.
shares—L
new
11- 8
20c
(quar.)__——
(resumed)___——
S.)
;
Marine
D
(Robert)
11-15
Co.
Shirt
20c
preferred
Morse
11-15
Co.,
12-
11-29
11-30
5 6'Ac
i____
(quar.).
_!—
M'orningstar-Paisley,
15c
basis)—
River
12-24
5c
30c
(quar.)_
!—
iquar.)
Co.
10-21
.
Copper
Manhattan
25c
gains)
dividend
(S.
Kroger
5%
1-15
Company,
11-30
1
Creamery
Co.
(quar.)_!——____
Company, common (increased)___
5%
preferred A (quar.)—_______—
5 V2 % ^convertible preferred G
(quar.)
Lake
1
R.)
11-20
5
6
2'Ac
:
:
Utilities
dividend
4c
10c
—'
t6'/4C
Koehring
Lake
10-15
1-
11-29
12-16
Powell
12-16
(quar.)
from
12-10
(E„
Stock
6
12-
6
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.70%
12-
1
12-
common
dividend
Moore
11-22
1
12-24
:
(quar.)
Chemical
4.50%
11-29
9
12-
B
&
1- 2
(quar.)
:
12-10
Co.
Montana-Dakota
11-29
12-10
12-
10c
18c
—
%87V2c
(quar.)___!
(lc
Bloedel
5'/2%
pref.
Marathon Oil
Knudsen
6%
1
2-
8%c
'
iquar.)
Fund
capital
from
4%
1-
8%c
Stock
11-
11-29
!
Manufacturing Co.
Monsanto
8
—
2-14
_——
Mfg.
Vogt
&
Knickerbocker
11-
20c
12'/2c
Extra
Magma
2-14
1
10c
Products ■ (s-a)
(I. B.) Rubber__
11-20
1
15c
dividend
11-22
3-
Fibre Co. (quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
(quar.)
Kings County Trust (Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
Stock
12-10
1
5
12-14
—_____
pfd.
preferred
(initial)
Inc.
Rubber
11-22
11-
$1.10
Machine Tool Co.
11-14
3-
5%
Utilities,
Vending,
Mohawk
11-
5
9
5'Ac
Monarch
1-10
11-
25c
B
1
11-25
12-31
9
37'Ac
17'Ac
Mission
of
Pipe Line,
1
40c
25c
11-15
6
"
<
$4.60
11-
1
3-1
Co.,
11-
$1.05
2
112-
1
:
12-12
12-
3%
Class
shares
23
Power
11-25
12-
common
held)
75c
11-14
Keyes
Kingston
Modine
1
5c
(quar.)
Model
11-15
12-
^
—
Missouri
12-13
1
each
for
12-
Madway Main Lines Homes,
27'Ac
Co.
12-13
12-31
20c
Inc. (stock div.)
5%
(increased)—
25c
Magnavox Co.
'increased quar.22'/2c
Magnetic
Metals
Co,
(quar.)_
5c
Magnin
(Joseph)
Co.
(quar.t—
25c
Magor Car
Corp
—________
25c
Maher Shoes.
Ltd, (quar.t30c
Maine Central RR.? 5%
preferred (accum.)_
$11.25
Mallory
(P.
R.)
&
Co
:___!—
35c
Managed Funds—. -.
%?'•%','
; ■
Special Investment
shares
(initial, from
.
Land
12-31
11-14
$1
1
(quar.i
County
10-29
11-14
5%
Kern
11-18
11-14
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Kentucky Utilities, common
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas
1
(quar.)
Common
11-22
1
$1.05
Inc.
12-15
1
—
(quar.)___
(quar.)
11-22
121212-
$1
dividend)
Organization
Stone Co.—
9
MacWhyte
,—
Kent-Moore
12-
dividend
12-
5c
56'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Steel
(quar.)
—___________
A. and
on
Macmillan
11-25
11-12
4.40%
95c
j.
A
Mississippi
12-31
$1.083/4
$1.12'A
.___
class
11-20
12-31
'
^
12-31
11-30
25c
(extra)
(resumed)
(one share of Tidewater
12-16
.
_____
12-31
Oil
Corporation
common
2
25c
i'/2%
.
-—
common
Co.
35c
Ltd.—
11-15
/l/i;
75c
(quar.i
Power & Light,
preferred (quar.)
Stock
—
Paper Co.
12-
'
11-20
11-29
95c
(quar.)
Kennametal,/Inc.
&
32'Ac
—
11-15
25c
$5c
Ltd
A
Gulf
(quar.)
,11-20
12-20
—
Ltd.,
Mines
class
Power
Extra
Company—
Douglas,
Gold
Shirt,
11-15
—
quar.
Co.,
9c
(quar.)
12-31
11-30
pref.
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
Appliances
$1.21
_____
1-15
15c
(quar.)
——A
11-29
—
12-31
15c
—
)A_A—A-^._A_A-A-i-A_
11-29
2
11-19
11-19
1-15
25c
com.
(quar.)
35c
$93c
(quar.)
quarterly
a
(quar.i.
12-
Windsor, class A
Kayser-Roth Corp. (quar.)
Kelly
Mission
3%
(increased)
on
$1.183/4
(quar.)__
preferred
(now
(quar.)
Kay
Kellogg
3'A%
Increased
MacLaren
$1.05
A
11-15
12-
12-12
12-12
8c
;__
Corporate title
1
,
(stock
class
11-30
—
of
lincreased
(quar,
6
20c
(quar.)__
Minnesota
Industries—
$1.03Vs
$1.18%
4%
Chemical
Dietetic
R
4
(s-a)____—_
(quar.)
18c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laboratories
9
11-
20c
(Neb.)
Reclaiming,
2%
Fixtures
Store
Quarterly
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
4.35%preferred
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Kavanau Corp.
(monthly)
11-
25c
(quar.)—
Mack
4.20%
Corp.,
'
A
Macassa
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Foods
MSL
&
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
iquar.)
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Kay
&
M'
class
11-13
$4.35
12-
,
(quar.)
1211-
11-20
held)—
20c
Co., Inc.
1
11-20
_____A—Aw——-;—___■_—AA__A
Common
11-
70c
Products
11-13
11-13
$4.20
Kawecki
D.
11-12
33c
shares
Rhoads
Safety
11-
___
RR.
1-
2c
4'A%
preferred (quar.)—^
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
12-
■
1
$3.40
$4
&
11-12
1%
Mine
6
12-
—
11-30
Light—
(increased-quar.)
Common
Inc.,
12-10
••
&
f90c
—
6
A
share
(one
110
Electronics
Miller
J37'/2c
10c
11'Ac
:
12-
45 c
Laboratories
Year-end
Milo
2-17
11-
1
Co.
51c
(quar.)
1
25c
r_____A_^.-A__
Gas
Insurance
preferred
t90c
Co.
121212-
——_____
11-
(quar.)_
Steamship
59%c
(Amer. dep.
Power,
City Power
12-
—
(quar.)
preferred
J60c
(quar.)
22'Ac
(quar.)
(1959 series)
dividend
Stock
Kansas
Co.
—
(quar.)—
par)
11-15
3-10
Industrial
Rubber
4 'A %
11-
(Canada)______
(quar.)
,—
-—
preferred
12-
A——
M-G,
12-10
Chemical corp.—
&
(quar.)
4%%
common
1-
Corp
for
6
of Illinois—
(quar.)__—__,
Morrison-Knudsen
10c
:
12-
$5c
_•_••
$1.08%
:
_:
Miehle-Goss-Dexter, Inc.
12- 6
35c
Extra
11-4
|5c
Silver-Lead Mines
(quar.)__
Co.
(quar.)__^
—^
Steel
M.
KVP
11-19
2
A___
iquar.)
6
(quar.)
-_
dividend
Midwest
11-15
1
12-
(quar.12'/2c
—
Friday
12-11
(quar.)__
12-10
12-
2-17
,____^
12-
dividend—
Corp.
11-15
(quar.)
Co.
Stock
11-15
11-15
3-10
preferred
Nashville
&
62'Ac
(quar.)
•
Products
12-12
Louisville
$1.25
Laughlin Steel
2
12-10
12-
12-10
'
1
1-
Oil
12-10
Corp.
Cement
11-22
15c
*
A
Extra
25c
:
:
Life
Midwest
50c
50c
A.—________
preierred
1-15
40c
_
Manufacturing
Gas,
1-15
13c
Jl5c
'tl3%c
Midwest
$1.10
$1.10
common
1
$1.11 V*
(quar.)
preferred
Miles
/<
Insurance
12-13
"
(quar.)—
(quar.)
2-
1
11-13
21c
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund—
Los
Angeles Drug Co.
(increased)
2-1
1-10
12-26 % 12-12
93%c
Corp., com.
series A preferred (quar.)
5%
$1
.
40c
—
Johnson
Star
4.84%
11-
11-30
55c
—______—___
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Aircraft
Life
Louisville
(quar.)
-
&
__
_.
Carper Furniture
Extra
Johnson
4c
(quar.i___
Jockey Club, Ltd., common
6%
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
Johnson
Lone
12-13
1—_—._i_
(quar.)
preferred
London
Light—
&
common
Lockheed
11-29
1
A
(quar.)
Co.
Power
11-15
12-15
1-
A
(quar.)
Corporation
12-10
12-10
——
(quar.)
dividend
15c
SI.25
cl.
(quar.)
Finance
50c
•
5%
$1.25
(quar.)__
6
1-
.__
(quar.)
Telephone
Mid-Western
A-
12-
_%____
Gas—
(quar.i
Stock
__________________
preference
Inc.
V $1.25
11-20
/
—
Ltd.,
uncr.-quar.)
Groceterias,
preference
2nd
Common
(incr.-quar.)
betterman
betterman
(quar.)
(quar.).
12-
12-
(quar.)
•
(quar.)
(Andrew)
Central
gtd.
gtd.
stock
12-
$1.05
:
class
(quar.)
Co.
25c
(quar.
common
preferred
Jergens
RR.
4%
4%
States
10-18
t'lenn.)—
A
Food
Water
11-26
60c
class
12-
1
97'Ac
iquar.)___
_A;
.
(quar.)
Miami
11- 8
8
12-13
30c
Co.
1
1-
.
30c
(5-for-4
1-
;
—___a_aA__—
Tube
11-15
95c
(quar.)_
12-10
Co.
Natural
11-29
'
Corp., common
60c
preierred
iquar.)
Midas-International, class A
Middle
of
11-29
11-8
1
12-31
5c
Extra
J
11-
1%
____
11-15
10-30
96'/4c
:
Mid-America
15c
Insurance
Co.
Link-Belt
12-
12-
Mickeiberry's
11-15
5
11-20
7'Ac
...
iquar.)!
11-16 '
11-20
4.__
Lindberg Steel Treating,
12-1
12-13
split of the
Pennsylvania
12-12
93%c
Seamless
12-10
25%
12-23
5
Cities
Michigan
12-2
:
pfd.
Middlesex
•
11-14
12-
$0 .1657607/
iquar.)
Michigan
10c
(quar.)
11-25
12-14
27c
Y.__-
interest—.—
(quar.)
11-29
8
of N.
12-15
25c
Corp,
iquar.)
11-
15c
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.45%
11-26/
5
2
12-
65c
;
Co.
five-for-four
11-12
12-
12-
12-10
25c
Virginia (quar.)_j._L_
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)__
Lilly
(Eli)
&
Co.
(quar.)________________
1-15
$2
—
Jarrell-Ash
2%
12'/2c
(quar.)
____.
1-15
J75c
(quar.)
Telephcne (NY), common (quar.)
1st
preferred (quar.)—__
series A preferred (quar.)
5%
4.35%
2
2
12-20,
$60c
(quar.)
Jamestown
5%
11-26
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
12- 5
1-15
2'Ac
■>
Corp. ' (Del.)
Machine
10c
;
;
Insurance
Stock
Jaeger
3.90%
of
&
casualty
Quarterly
97'Ac
preferred
8
split)
Loblaw
com.
11-
1-
7'Ac
(quar.)_____—
Co.,
12- 2
shares
50c
(quar.)--.
$1.44
——
Life
Life
Co.—
common
b
a
$2
Utilities
Investors
1-
27V2c
—
Service,
Southern
Israel
3
12-31
(quar.)__
(quar.
Electric
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
11-15
common..
(quar.i
11-
Glass
AssuranceT Co.
stock
11-8
11-30
Life
11-18
12-2
$1.25
_l
of
Gas'&
Common
Iowa
11-30
(quar.)_.:__
Iowa-Illinois
11-15
11-26
2
(quar.)___
Holders
Payaole oj 4t.ee..
15c
—._
(quar.)
Metalfab, Inc. (quar.)
Metropolitan E'dison, 3.80%
3.85%
preferred iquar.1
1
12-
A
12-
Co.
(quar.)
Assurance
beneficial
of
12-10
preferred
7c
Units
10c
„
(quar.)_____
voted
common
11-18
J80c
Florida—
Investment
Foundation, Ltd.,
com.
6%
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
Investors Diversified Services, com.
Corp.
Co.
Directors
11-15
12V2C
20c
iquar.t
Sys.em
Co.,
10-25
11-30
11- 9
McNeil & Libby (stock dividend)
Liberty Life Insurance (S. C.) (quar.)
Liberty Loan Corp.—
10-25
12-13
11-30
Libby
10-25
75c
(quar.i
preference
Salt
11-30
t31'Ac
(quar.)
Fire
Share
Corp.
Trust—
10c
Engineering
20c
(quar.)
Hosts, Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
l
5%
Leslie
11-30
pid.
Mesabi
11-15
,
Lester
$1
1
(quar.)
Cement
11- 8
11-30
$1
12-
(quar.)
11- 8
70c
Interstate
Corp.
Portland
cenign
10-25
tl7'Ac
dividend
Leesona
10-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-10
11-30
common—
Corp.
Co.
12-10
11-30
.—_
Line
4
$1.31>A
quar.)
preferred
Pipe
11-
,.11-13
/Merchants
ri-
(quar.)
convertible
Leece-Neville
Mercantile
11-29
2
(quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford
___
Corp.,
Engineering
1
$1.31'A
(quar.)
4%
12-
'
J
4%
/-A?
i
:
11-27
' 5c
stock
(quar.)
International
11-15
Stock
(quar.)
International
12-20
-r
fa
12-10
class A
Inc.,
$5.75
Stores
12-
common
Corp.,
Lear
10c
pew
Chemicals,-Inc.
Leader-Durst
11-15
Siegier,
Financial
15c
Candy Shops
Financial, $1.25
n-lo
;;
International Teie^none & Telegrapn Corp.
5'A %
preferred A
(quar.)
4%
Lawter
Mercantile
11-18
20c
,
(quar.)
11-29
27'Ac
4-for-3
a
9
12- 2
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
12Vac
(quar.)
Co.
Secord
Laurentide
from
Products,
approve
12-
1
ateei
11-29
from
plus
Bryant,
(quar.)
Holders
When
Share
Inc.
5c
2%
income
International Stretch
1-
12- 9
H.),
Inc.
iuc
___
security profits)
Silver Co.
(quar.)
Stockholders
12-27
$1.25
(quar.)
;
net
Latrobe
Laura
_
International
Lane
li-20
25c
Year-end
Stock
11-20
12-2.0
'
(quar.)
International
12-20
t^Oc
Pipe
Per
Company
(M.
13
(1945)
<
Name of
Lamston
___
Chronicle
Holder*
.Payable of Rec
Canada—•
__
___
Extra
5%
Share
Financial
State
Electric
(increased
preferred
preferred
&
37'Ac
quar.i
(quar.i
(quar.)—
11-
11-15
10-18
Gas—
1-
1
12-
6
$1.12%
1-
1
12-
6
Continued
on
93 %c
_________
.
—
—--
,
11-15
11-15
page
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
.
(1946)
14
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY
Lowest
39% Jan
11% Oct 24
81% Mar 9
21% Jan 15
50% Oct
24
99% JaD
2
9% Sep
28
21
2
56 % Aug
29
17
1
15% Jun
14
Oct
2
57 % Nov
15
68% Feb
13% Jan
28
Jan
15
12 Vb Oct
45
Jan
22
Oct
25
33% Feb
10
May 29
23% Jan
25
21
3
90% Jan
9
80
20% Sep
1
Mar
Nov
2
39% Oct
1
9% Oct
24
19% Mar 15
11% Jan
25
35% Jan
17
22 % Mar
4
May 28
18% Apr
18
14% Jan
3
10
41% May 29
45 Va May 29
3% May 29
Jun
14
May 29
Apr 18
50 % July 19
70% Feb
7
4% Feb
25/
19
3
Oct
35
Feb
11
3
61% Apr
12
,
16
4% Jan
14
31
40% Mar 26
28
18 % Aug 28
67% Jun
56
84 % Mar 15
33
28% Oct
29% Nov
%
38% May 10
22% Apr
4
19
Jan
3
25% May 24
24% July 25
39
2
21% Oct
15
31% May 21
89% Dec
4
94% May 16
Jan
9
5% May 29
/- 12% Mar 20
19
Jan
41
14
Jun
Jan
91
95
Aug
13
9% Oct
22
13
Jan
15
42% Jan
11
Va Jan
2
32% Jan
2
39 Va May 28
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
3
58
88
Sep 18
16% May 29
96
Dec
10
93
Jan
2
103
19% Jan
2
34 % Oct
57
48
27
23% Mar
2
Apr
2
13
4
55% Oct
29
15% May
34% May 29
6% Jim 25
6
11
9% Feb
5
46 Va Oct
66% Feb
Jun
6
49% Jan
2
Allied Kid Co
Mills
57"% Apr
91
3
81% May
3
9% Oct 23
88
4
87
Jan
17
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
2
13"% Jan
10
12% Oct
23
4
14% Jan
2
20% Jun
4
7
89
Jan
3
96
12% Nov
13
24
81% July
14% Dec
Jan
100% Mar
5
30% Jan
21
12
Jun
Apr
19% Apr
16% Oct
24
49% Mar 20
24% Nov
6
42% Sep
17% Jun
25
28 Va Jan
20 Va Jan
2
27"% Jun
4
16
16
6
25
68%
Mar~23
22
23
Dec
31
20% Jan
7
37
May 29
34
Feb
9
22 % Jan
2
26
18
51% Mar 22
.
32% Nov
Feb
13% Jan
2
18% Oct
,
16
25
48% Jan
11
58% Apr
4
27% Jun
19
38% Jan
6
473/a Feb
1
8
42% Jan
19
19
38% July
41% Mar
5
.
-
9
393/4 July
9% Oct
25
50% Mar 26
47 Va Jan
2
'•
■__
41
/
Jun
27
18% Oct
1
243/4 Jan
17
20
Jan
23
34 Va Feb
13
22
Oct
31 % May 29
51% Jan
84
5
41% Jan
55%
transactions
Co of America
473/4 Jan
2
—'62% Sep
6
35 % Nov
7
44% Jan
24
35% Dec
31
28% Oct
■
■.
25
44 Va Oct
1
7%
106% Nov
12
42 % Jan
2
Mar 20
15% Oct
24
79 % Sep
7
24% Oct
23
97
86
Marl- 19
40
Jan
2
105% Nov
29
30% Jan
40% Jun
3
3
26
Sep
5
Jan
2
12% Oct
24
18% Mar 13
14% Jan
2
22% Jun
27
30 % Apr
26% Mar 18
33% Oct
16
23
19
101
115
American
Metal
Feb
14
American
Motors
45% Oct
10
American
25% Jun
26
American
News
7
80
8% Aug 20
15
24
Oct
24
2
14
Oct
22
54% Jan
4
18 % Oct
25
152 % May 16
26% Jun
24
12% Jan
2
150
Jan
30% Mar 15
16% Jan
29
7
2
'
7
17
9% Jan
2
48% July 18
65
4
56 Va Jan
2
21 Va Jan
2
20 % Nov
122
1
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
May
30% May
8
133% Apr 11
33% July 18
125
July 22
Jan
4
26Va Jan
3
7
13% Apr
25% Oct
123
24
July
2
136% Jan
44% Apr
134% Feb
2
5
19
20
May 29
25% Mar 19
23
Jan
26% Oct
19
22% Aug 29
10
39
Jun
27
Oct
26
17
Jun
25
10
May 28
30
114% Jan
2
27
Aug 22
126% Sep
22% Jan
30
135% Oct
5
American
25 Va
American
Snuff
Amer
Ind
American
5.44%
Co
6%
Corp
Co
Gas
71%
69 *:>'
70 %
31%
31
31%'
31%
31%
*149
165
*150
35,200
97,800
32%
100
165
*149
165
3,200
2,100
19
19%
19
19%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
*64%
65%
65 %
65 Va
*65%
65 %
7,100
,
1,000
.
480
34 3
34V4
35
52%
5314
53
53%
1,800
34 %
34
34%
33 1
34%
31
33%
.17,300
24%
24%
243'8
24%:
24%
24 %
700
98 %
9,500
43%
29 %
9%
42%
62%
20%
21%
22 Va
21%
16%
.
22
37""*"
'36%
100
*111 %
___2
18%
29%
18%
30%
22
22%
30
21%
43
43%
43
21 %
74%
13%
33V'a
17%
162
21
74
14
33%
26%
,
21
73%
'
par
No par
Sany com—.5
'
100
Dvlpt
"
Corp.l
13%
32%
16%
*161
25V4
*112
18%
29%
43 Vb
21%
42%
20%.
21%
74%
74%
14%
33%
17%
160
13%
33Va
^
17
160
26
'23,100
28'a
10,500
9%
10,000
19%
*16'%
26%
22 Vb
3,400
*104% 106%
18% 19%
.' *91%
92%
91,300
50
35% J 35%
v
41%
62%
20%
16%
21%,
42
62%
14,400
41%
62
22 %
-19%
43%
,
/
.
43%
3,800
23,800
23,700
400
—
*111
113
19
19
30
30
20% 20%
200
4,200
'3,400
345,500
6,900
44
3.900
20% '21
21
21
74%
74%
13%
14%
33'A
33%
17%
17%
*159% 161%
25%
26/
.
37%,
9%
10
43
22%
43%
21%
22%
44%
28
30
20
18%
37,900.
37 %
43%
36 Va
112
.
19
30
20%
35%
112
1.600
28%
*91%.,92%
18%
30V4
22,800
3714
44%
*104% 106%
19%
92%
18%
18%
30%
„
19% '20%
16%
16%
21%
36%
114
36%
113
18%
62%
;
106%-
17%
162
27%
"
22
*104%
19
*91%
75%
13%
33 Va
xl7
*159V4
26
1.66%
35%
113
113
42%
63%
36
*104% 106%
19%
19%
*91%
92%.
106%
19%
91%.
41%
20%
16%
21%
63%
20
*16%
9%
41%
62%
19%
16%
43
63%
27 Va
10
9%
10
43 3/t
'
50
57%
*99
38'a
37%
38%
42
99%
36%
36%
38 Va
97%
56 ',4
58 Va
36%
27%
*16%
Co_______10
57 Va
36 Va
29%
20%
16%
91%
57%
35%
..
99%
39
43%
19%
*98%
42%
com__i
Inc
,
9%
99%.
97
.
98%
42
43
62%
*104%
*24%
100,
38%
x29 %
a
57%
35%
39 Va
-
9834
58
35%
20%
>
99%
101
56%
10
9,500
,53%
35%
,9%
9%
53
56%
42
■
9%
9%
98%
29%
41%
,41
9%
983/4
41%
a
9%
38 3/4
1
&
34%
33%
99%
28%'
of Ill____l
Co
Std
,
55%
1
74%
14%
33%
17% 17%
*159% 161 %
25% 25%
73%
13%
32%
1,500
551,800
16,000
17,600
180
6,200
.
32%
Co Ltd__£l
Ampex Corp
20% Jan
29 % Jun
14
30 Va Jan
Amphenol-Borg
42% Oct
28
Amsted
4
40% Jan
54
Jun
6
37
4
Anaconda
35% Feb
14
Anaconda
Wire
Anchor
$4
49%
Feb
9
26% Apr
19
39% Jan
8
23
Anderson
79
Feb
23
14% Oct
7
41% Jan
7
Anken
29%
29%
30 Va
293/4
30
13%
13%'
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
134%
1333/4
15% Feb
27
22% July
9
Apco
common
Co
com
133%
:
6.25
_•.
132%
27%
28 Va
127%
27%
'
27%
27%
27 Va
1301/4
129%
130 %
129%
_25
25
_1
131
1301/4
131
28%
28%
283%
*28
*28
,
;
28'A
28
28
3/8
♦28
-25%
♦25
23%
24
233/4
24Vt
24
24
1,100
27%
82,700
1,100
130
29
28%
*28
1,500
'
-
V
251%
500
23%
24'a
5.400
52%
23%
52
52Va
511/4
52
51
513/4
50%
51%
52
28%
30V2
30
30%
29 Va
29%
29%
29%
28 7
a
29%
15.400
211/4
21%
21%
22V4
21'%
21%
184,300
22%
-22'%
20%
21%
21%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
1
411%
41%
41
41'/a
401/4
40%
211/2
22 y4
23%
40'%
6,300
47%
47%
30.700
32%
32%
32%
1,030
13,400
48
47%
47%
4:7 1/4
47%
Cable—__No par
32 V2
32%
32'%
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
30%
311/4
31V4
31%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
97
97
98
97
97
98
98
6.25
98
*97
&
&
21.80
Co
Film
Corp
26%
26 V2
16 %
16%
16%
18%
187/a
1
'
18%
70
26%
26%
20c
*97
11,300
39V2
47%
473/4
No par
2,800
401%
x40
463\/a
Corp
20
*25'%
25%
50
&
26,000
96.100
23
Corp__l
Inc
14
130
—
"
30
134 Va
271/8
28%
—
25%
1
Electronics
28%
28
25V4
x25%
25.3/4
*25%
'
300
13%
129%
*28 Va
5,900
31%
133
27%
5
120
31%
28%
13%
133%
2.000
.
129i%
31 Va
31%
30Va
133V4
24
129'%
'
135
100
Clayton
Corp
29%
132 3/4
26%
27V4
265/a
2 6 3/4
26 %
26%
5.800
17%
X17V4
17%
163/4
17%
17%
17%
17,100
19%
19%
19%
19
19'%
18
187'a
10,600
'
Oil
!_
33 %
__
1
Chemical
30 V2
29%
Hocking Glass
26
31%
*23%
23%
130V4
12.50
preferred
28% Oct
11
J mi
14,300
31%
common.—.50
.
10,600
86
23%
;
2,000
13 Va
85
30V4
32%
;
12'%
863/a
130V4
23%
313/4
32%
32
Works
Industries
34% Sep
32 Va
32%-
Va
32
Co
27% Jan
32
86 Va
130V4
33 Va
33
33 Va
12%
,12
86V4
23%
130 Va
233/4
131
*129'/4
131
86%
863/4,
23%
23%
23V4
*1291/4
Inv
86
86
86
8%
pr.eferred_100
commo,.
Zinc Lead & Smelting
Ametek Inc
No par
AMP Inc endorsed shares
No par
2
70 %
19%
35%
12.50
American
15
25.
71%
19
101
98%
No par
Co
Water
52% Jan
8
23
19%
24%,..
101%
*99
6.50
preferred
American
37% Jan
see page
24%
__2.50
.40c
transactions
37% Jan
24% Feb
-
No par
Co
Sugar
24
footnotes,
■
No par
preferred
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
25
31%
22%'
65%
-
24%
34%
34%
Power—No {far
South African
52% Aug 22
33% July 11
22% Nov 14
For
30%
223/4
71 %
165
xl9
19%
19%
31%
22%
66%
33%
24 %
non-cumulative
6%
14% Mar 16
15
*150
66
30%
22%
12%
18
11
150
16,300
15,900
65
31%
22%
65%
32%
x31%
31%
30%
65
31%
:
33
13 Va Jan
Nov
66
65%
Line Co__3
preference
35% Apr
1,000
12%
2,800
preferred
98
24%
12%
5%
Jan
24%
32%
5%
92
—
34%
Tobacco
28% Jan
—
12%
8
4
—
'
.
33
American
May 16
25 %
33%
7
37% Jan
44,600
12%
26
95
24%
X32%
2
27
24%
123/4
Jan
26
25%
333/4
25% Mar
Jun
24%
33 Va
24
91
25%
*12%
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
25% Oct
25%
Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Ref'g
No par
30% Oct
Jan
25%
lo
4
28
8,500
x25 %
54
Seating Co
33% Mar 29
23% Jun
27%
25%
53'%
...
28% Aug
3
26%
•
American
20% Jan
16% Oct
12%
27%
25%
par
American
2
6
13
26'%
53%
Research
16
Mar 19
12%
27%
53
Cable____No
.____
Jan
42
13
27%
28.100
Corp__
&
25
Mar 30
12%
28%
42,000
Co
17
54
12%
27%
10
33% Apr 17
136% Mar 26
13
X12 3/4
28
9%
Tel & Tel Co
24 Va Nov
13
27 Va
9%
American
July
93
*91
"94
350
36,000
12%
93/,
28
14
*92-
.
11,100
-
41%
Rad
14% Jun
15%
343/i
Potash & Chem
30 % May 21
13
15%
5
preferred
Foreign
23% May
98 Va May 29
94
89%
12%
15%
41 Va
American
6
*92
94
89%
13%
6,800
American
39% Aug 20
*92
—
,
90 -
13 '
15%
.-
15%
3.000
5
17
94
•
*89 %
13
:
50%
30
89% Oct
15%
15%
34% Sep
18% Sep
28 Va May 17
133% Oct 25
13
15%
65%
Optical
34% July 3
13 Va Nov 15
13 Va
153/4
15%
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No
.
40% Feb
18 % Jan
90%
13
16
65%
American
7%
90
*89%
*88
13 Va
493/4
American
7
500
7,700
*
15%
4
:
23% Oct 26
8% May 29
54%
51%
25
33% Sep
54%
15%
Jan
Jun
54%
1,000
2,300
50%
Sep
162
53%
^54
41%
Natural
9
Oct
53%
-
15%
Meter Co
2
12
53% -54%
41
American
26
24
8%
41 %
14
Jan
142 % Jan
8%
41
Climax
39Vb Feb
,
8%
51
American Metal Products
20% Apr
Mar
8%
,
15%
convertible preferred,
4%%
Sep 12
2
61
8%
89
*92
preferred
100
& Fdry com___i,75
preferred
_________100
18
2
8%
'
Mach
23
2
8%
50%
Products—.
Jan
73% Jan
8%
15%
Supply
Apr
32 Va Jan
13%
43%
34%
Foreign
18% Sep
24
43%*
41
Power
46
8V4 Oct
13%
43%
13
Sugar common_10
53
48%.May 29
13%
43%
543/4
41%
&
20
24
13
44 %
15%
Corp
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
Oct
13
*43%
89
prior
3.90%
May 16
21%
54
*12%
54%
41 %
Investment
Oct
92
53
13 %
44%
51%
American
2
41,100
54%
44%
15%
11
Jan
-54%
11,800
51%
10
5%%
53%
6,300
33%
33%
*12%
34
Hosp
American
34%
*40%
American
1
10,300
51
16% Oct
81
54
33 Va
25
American Home
3
*101 %
'
34%
13 %
65%
233% Jun
July
103
32%
41%
American Hardware
24% Feb
9,400
3,200
54%
*64%
3
106
*101%
32%
31%
25
2
28
9%
44 Va
13
*24%
Jan
17% Oct
103
31%
150
20Va Jan
101% Mar 18
*101 %
103
54
Corp.No par
American International Corp__
1
15
54
41 Va
30
5
53 %
53%
53 3/4
41%
40 % Feb
13
9%
i
41
&
19% Feb
10
41%
American
4
9%
40%
May 20
24% Jan
,
41 %
13 %
65% Oct 29
Jan
4
-__
15%:
preferred
American Electric
23
96
*94%
96
40%
2
..49% Sep
*94%
,
'
1
8% Jan
13% May 29
18% Jun 28
101
|
96
*94%
96
*94%
common____12.50
Co
16
'
96
15%
Enka Corp
Export Lines lnc„
18% July 19
9,000
50%
Inc
Can
American
343/4 Jan
24%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
American
49% Mar 25
23%
2
4
8
24%
-50
17
2
24
4,700
3 Va
3
3Va
No par
Co
14
8
24 Va
—5
preferred
333/8 Jun
Jan
23%,
72%
44% Nov
33% Feb
24 Va
71%'
393/a Nov
79
24
73%
1
May 29
17
24%
71%
10% Jan
25% Jun
6,700
23%
4
—
1,500
23%
30%
2
_
36 Va
23%
66%
32% Mar,
'
36%
23%
30%
29% Apr
17% Jan
■
203/4 Mar
36
23%
65%
5
■
123/4 May 29
8% Oct 18
36
23%
22%
American
23
'
36%
23%
3
31%
Crystal
2
3
x36
23%
*94%
4%'% prior preferred—
___100
American Cyanamid Co
._lo
American Distilling Co
__'
_10
26
3 Va
36%
23 %
3 Va
23
American
Dec
3
36%
23%
24
1
16
55% Jan
3,%
3 6%
3
—No par
American Bosch Arma Corp
-
26,300
36%
31%
6%
55%
23%
_10
common
American Brake Shoe
9,700
9,100
54%
103
11
50
55%
*101 %
Oct
25
55 Va
103
101 V\ Nov
25
Jun
56 Va
53
Consumer
31
X55%
52%
American
35 Va Jun
56%
"53
24
102
56
17%
58 Va
53"
28% Jan
3
56%
17%
58 Va
„
54 Va
Commer Barge
88% Mar 12
17%
58
>53
American
21
11,100
17%
57
,
38%
34 Va Nov 11
Dec
27%
1
28%
17 Va
57%
30
Chain
94
27%
28 %
17 Va
56%
38
American
3
28%
17%
577/a
'
29%
Cement
Jan
28 Va
17%
57 Va
39
American
tf.„j
29'/a
X28%
.
17%
58%
30 Va
12% May 20
553/4 May 21 V
May 20
20
25
29%
16%
23
30
47% Feb
47% Feb
223/4 Jun
126,900
12.50
No par
American
25
38% May 29
24 %
No par
14
41 Va Nov
67
23%
54 Va
26
4
25 Va
30 Va
14
4
53 % Apr
23%
38%
Jan
Apr
18% Jan
26%
10 Va
62
65
24%
39%
American Bank Note common
25
27%
303/4
17
18
26%
39 Va
29 % Jan
Jun
27%
10
26% May 24
Oct
69,300
39
7
July 19
64%
30%
2
59
63
27%
Corp
Amerada Petroleum Corp
15
11
65%
Amerace Corp
11
41
64 %
10%
17% Jan
Nov
65 %
393/4
21% Oct
150
3,000
3,600
64%
31%
4
11
9%
10
May 18
Feb
9
39
30
3
97
9 Va
31
40% Jan
17% Jan
16
9Va
10 Va
18
23
Feb
9Va
9
31
25
23% Jan
114
27%
39%
16% Oct
26
27%
9%
22% Oct
24
Jun
27%
57%
American Airlines common
1
3%%
convertible preferred100
American Bakeries Co—
_No par
15% Oct
90
6,000
27%
66%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Apr
5,200
18
64%
53%
Foreign
20,500
69%
17%
9%
8%
Aluminum
17
May 21
29
81% Sep
6.
62% July 22
'•'
.
70% Oct
57%
69
18%
65%
8%
>
55
69%
27
____9
Aluminium Limited
5)
9 Va
9
567/a
"
9%
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement
__10
Alside Inc
1
__No par
~
22,600
61%
5
Mfg
200
7,000
14%
'
*44%
;
Jun
16 Va Jun
45
18
27%
14
14%
69 %
18 %
___No par
Allis-Chalmers
109
55%
69 Va
%
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4%
preferred
100
Allied Supermarkets Inc
1
18
46
108%
30%
—
Allied Products
9% Mar 11
Shares
*44%
10
___
Allied
15
—1
Chemical Corp
Allied
2
26
56%
69 Va
31%
11
15
54%
69%
'101%
Nov
Feb
55%
69%
—1
Industries Inc
13 Va Jan
7
54%
69%
27 Va
13
47% Jun
54%
27%
15
42 % Mar
52%
27%
Allen
-
.
46
14%
'69%
27%
31
4
14%
27%
17% Feb
Jan
14 %
18%,
44% Jan
24
July
14%
18%
5
12
14%
-
Nov
-108%
108
14%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
_1
Allegheny Power System___—
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
26
Aug 30
34% Nov
110 Va
18%
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
'
42 % Aug
27 Va Sep
*45 Va
108%
14
___
11
29% Nov
5
Sales for
14
.
*44%
46
45%
110
18%
Steel
Nov,
the Week
Friday
Thursday
13
410%
45. %
45 %
110
10
Co__
Adams Express Co
23
.
18
Acme
24
Oct
68
3
20Va Jun
13
13% Jan
6
43% Mar 18
45%
108%
1
Adams-MUlis Corp
!__No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
-1
Aeroquip Corp
1
Air Control Products
50c
Air Products & Chemicals
—1
Air Reduction Inc—;
No par
A J Industries
2
Alabama Gas Corp
—______2
Alco Products Inc__.
1
Aldens Inc common
—__5
4%% preferred
100
11
27% Nov
2
Par
Abacus Fund
:
—1
Abbott Laboratories _i
5
ABC Vending Corp
1
ACF Industries Inc
_____-No par
Acme Markets Inc——
1
120% Aug 23
Nov
Nov. IS
Nov. 11
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
July 29
47
7
72% Jan
55
LOW AND HIGH
stocks
new york stock
Range Since Jan. t, 1963
Highest
Jan 16
Lowest
34% Oct 23
/v.
.
Range for Previous
Year 1962;'
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
RANGE OF SALE PRICES
-
•
;
.
Number 6317
198
Voume
-
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1947)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
441/2 Oct 11
39
May 16
Year 1962
Lowest
33
Highest
42 '/A Dec
38% Feb
Jun- 25
23VaJun
25
31
5
22
Oct
24
571/4 Feb
25
73% Apr
23
891/4 Jun
65% Oct
29
Armco
Sep
27
48% Apr
15
109% Oct
28
Oct
2
92% Feb
1
7
3
24
47
Mar 22
91/2 Oct
30
18
Jan
12
15% Oct
25
15
23% Apr
331/2 Feb
16
201/2 Jun
26
26% Jan
7
25
Arnold
"201/4 Feb
13
Aro Corp
;
Arvin Industries
2
34% Mar 27
43%
43%
43%
43%
43 %
31%
32%
31%
32 %
32%
33
1
30%
32 %
31%
18,800
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
18,500
63%
39%
103
_1
28% Feb
20
251/2 Jan
2
2% Jan
2
22
41/2 Aug 29
51% May 15
Associated
43% Jan
6
22% Oct
17
Associated
66% May 16
Associates
Investment
30% Jun
Sep
27
80% Jan
6
16
9% Aug
2
111/4 Jun
19
4
13
Jun
11
49 "
Sep
18
6
87
Jan
10
94
Apr
4
21
46% Jan
21
57% Feb
15
48
Jan
2
60% May 31
56% Apr 16
Nov
16
85% Aug 21
89% Mar 14
5
14'/2 Jan
11
18% Jun
21
Atlas
23
2 % Jan
2
31/4 Oct
7
27
41% Oct
24
811/4 Jari
3
88
12% Nov
1
25% Feb
Jun
29
Feb
11% Jan
17
3
2
14% Jan
15
20% Dec
7
17% Jan
30%
July 23
27% Dec
18
251/8 Jan
28
31% Jan
2
12%. Aug
7
38%
1
May 16
17% Jan
23
631/4
25
Jun
14
17
27% Jun
20
4
18% Oct
Oct
30
9% Oct
12
24% Mar
3% Oct
5% Jan
30
7
(B T)
14% Oct
31
Mar 18
Sep 20
106 % Feb
94
6
Wilcox
Tools
Baltimore
Gas
2
19
22% Feb
21
12
Jan
3
21% Aug 29
Bangor
71
Jan
2
92
Barber Oil
2
May 3
12% Feb 25
7
46% Feb
25
7
15 % Jan
29
30
45% Jan
9
8
5'
38% Dec
24
52
% Apr
3Q
23% Jan
4
10% Nov
59
Jan
19
33% Sep
37
Jan
26
21
12/4 Nov
13
36
Oct
22
22
Dec
9% Aug
.
39% Jan
Baltimore
13asic
&
54%
87
87
17%
17
67 Va Oct
11
Beck
Sep
27
46% Oct
17
16% Jari
8
Apr
26
33% Apr
10
36% Dec
17
34% Jan
2
8
24
50 % Jan
25
27
75% Jan
34 VA Jun
25
55% Mar 15
49% July 16
8
Jan
2
48% Oct
10
49% Jan
15
50% Aug
1
108 % Jun
114% Mar
1
128 % Mar 23
15
l%Jan
31
2
.
1 % Oct
20
1% Feb
.
17 Va
Apr
3
19% July
30% Jun
:
2
18
71,600
39,300
23,000
51 Vi
51%
Corp
Beneficial
125% Aug 26
6
1% Feb
17
25% Oct
28
15
42
5
24 % Nov
6
35% Jan
24
47% Mar 15
26% Jan
2
36
2
34% Apr
16
Jun
3
43% Jan
140% July 24
152 % Apr
24
28% Jan
3
16 % Jun
15
79% Jan
3
,27 %
4
20% Jan
160
3
12
3
33% Nov
4
86% Mar 27
Mar 14
87 % Nov
Jan
153
Sep
99 Va Oct
7
5%
$4.50
Berman
Best
&
Co
Bestwall
Bethlehem
'7%
4%%
pfd
8
7
64 Va Aug 26
33% Apr 16
Blaw-Knox Co
21% Jan
2
26% Apr
15
Bliss
9% Oct
24
18% May
2
12% Jan
2
Bliss
24
24 % Dec
7
21% Sep
30
16% Apr
27% Jan
23
Oct
14
Bobbie
4
Boeing
'
1
30 %
July 26
40% Feb
5
18
Mar 14
20 Va.
17% Nov 15
19% Jun
25
41% Jun
25
70.
Jan
2
57
34 J/4 Oct
24
48% Jan
3
41% Jan
Jan
15
84% May 24
9% Oct
22
22
79
29% May 29
2% July
9
%
Jan
2
36% Dec
21
4% Feb
27
11% Feb
35% Jan
7
28
25
35
7% Jun
25,
3% Oct
23
26% Oct
24
Jan
10% Mar
22
Dec
85
6
9% Jan
4% Jun
25% Oct
Mar 18
8
11
May 22
23% Jan
9
67% May 24
51% Sep 13
Oct
89
15
4
14% May
2
43% May 21
9
3% Jan
2
5'/a Feb
14
5% Jan
2
9% Feb
13
28%
May 21
35% Aug 27
13% Jun 13
Black
83% Jan
30
4,
May 29
12
14
28
87% Jan
2
13
36 Va Jan
3
4
114% July 26
17
93% Jan
10
Sep 25
20% Jan
8
109
Jun
Apr
25
111% Jan
70
Jun
26
99% Feb
26
78% Oct
13 '/a Oct
24
52% Jan
2
27
11
Jan
J)
(E
Braniff
13% May 21
"7% Nov
14
20% Oct
23
32 %4 Jan
2
23% Apr
24
May 29
7»A Jan
3
29%
29
29'/a
3,000
47 %
47 7
47 7A
48
5,900
2814
72%
'
66%
45
45%
44%
45%
44%
44%
44%
45%
13
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
36%
*36
"36%
41%
16%
17
25 Va
9%
49
55%
5114
*119
33
30%
*157%
32%
*100
59
8
1951—100
Mfg Co
50c
28%
—_10
*25%
13%
2.50.'"rt
10
27"'a
28%
26%
27%
9,700
70 Va
73%
70%
73%
71%
73
71
72%
24,900
*65
66%
*65
42
42%
16%
16.%
16%
17%
17 Va
17 Va
42'A
17 Va
X25 Va
26%
25%
9%
9%
.
42 7
42 V4
16%
2,660
16%
16,' 300
*16%
2d %
1.100
24'
-2
25%
32,200
9%
9%
6,900
49%
18,400
56%
6,200
26 10
9%
4914
17 VA
49%,
49
4914
49 7
.49%
49%
56
56 Va
56%
56%
56%
56%
51%
51%
*51 %
52%
*51 %
52%
121 %
121%
1%
1V4
1 Va
114
1%
22%,
22%
22 V4
22%,
21%,
2214
24%
24%
26 Va
*119
•
1 %
22%
23
24%
i
a
120
1 Va
,
12,700
43%,
«
16
17
II,366
•
36%
42 7
16%
-
66 Va
*36
a
9%
9%
*65
36%,
16%
'
25%
9%
66 %
*36
36:?a
*36
16%
49%
56%
51%
1221A
24%
40c
1C2%
28%
16%
_^_1
102%
28 Va
17 Va
26%
9%
22%
103
28%
41%
22'A
*101
a
x27%
42
_1
,
common—___5
1
•
_i
Club
Inc
1.25
—__5
common—-
Stores
Inc
3914
—_10
&
Sons
4Vs
7%
No par
*119
56
*51 VA
*120%
122
52
122
,
700
100
25,200
1 Va'
2,700
25 %
24%
25
25%
,33
32%
33%.
33
33%
33 Va
33'A
3314
33%
6,500
31
30 %
30 7
3014
-30%
3014
30%,
30 Vo
30%
81,500
157%
*156%
25
157%
157%
33
102%
59
28%
26Va
13%
a
157
157 %>
33
102%
*100
33 Va
33
3314
*100
102 %
58%
58%
28 VA
28 Va
25:%
26
28
26 Va
*98 7
28%.
2614
57
28%
25%
x32-%
58 %
Va
*25%
59
59
X28 Va
*156%
157
102%
32%
33 Va
*100
a
4,500
157
300
7,200
32%
102%
58%,
58%
1,800
27%
28%
5.1C0
257a
'
25%
800
,
Brown
Buckeye
Co
Co
series
Line
Co
A
No
64%
63%,
64%
14,800
47
48
47
47%
46%
4714
44%
46%,
16,000
88 V4
*87%,
88 VA
*87%
88 Va
88
414
4Vs
7%
30;,a
%'
*87 VA
7%,
30 V,
30
11%
11%
12
11%,
ll7,,
11%
12
_5
Inc
I
Iric
Corp
Burroughs Corp
1
—
,_5
Co
'.
—
1
3%
(A M)__
7%
7
45%
45%
56%
41%
47,200
45 "a
45%
44V4
45 V4
5,600
56 VA
57%
56%
57%
94%,
> 26,300
,
112
113 V4
41%
112%
42
■
-
40
5,300
122% <'
88
88
88
88
88
*87 %
41%
112%
41 V4
42
41%
*94
94%',
*94
94
a
350
1.300
11%
12
11%
11%
11 'A
11%,
11 Va
11%
126.800
31%
31%
31%
31%,
317
a
31%
31-%
19.500
28 %
27%
28%
x27%
28 Va
27 VA
28
17%
17 Va
17%
16%
17'A
16 %
16%
7.900
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
14
14 V4
27,000
87%
*85 VA
87%
*85%
30%
27%
.
i
14,300
86
900
3014
30%
30 V4
15%
15%
15 Va
15:'o
15
1514
14%
15
3.900
67%
68
66 3 A
66%
66 %
66
66 %
67
2.800
27 Va
28%
28%
30%,
29%
30%
Va
41%
41 %
41%
41%
42 1
13%
13%
3 700
52.700
68
29
27
29
40%
40%
14
25%
40%;
41 %
20%
*9%
7
7%
57%
30%
68
27
13%
24%
18,100
45%
*112%
87
87
1,500
2,100
71a
94
41%
113
1.5C0
-
45%
v
/
94
113
6 F!
7 Vi, -
5 800
4,300
X56%
58
*94
7
/
-
30
11%
87%
7,800
7%'
*714
30 Vo
30%
—5
Co
4
7%
30%
30%
*85%
*30%
,15%
a
-714
7%
30 Va
30%
.
37
'
7%
87%
31 15%
par
:
30 %
7%
*85 VA
—10
,
4
4
4 V4
4%
4%
.
30
87%
1
;
Industries
Terminal
64%
*85%
•—1
Bullock's Inc
Bush
64%
17%
No par
class
common
Byers Co
6414
14 Va
15
preferred
11
5.600
64%
14%
100
No par
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard
Co
22'A Aug 19
17%,
14"A
100
A
Co
Burndy
18%,
17%
1214
3114
2814
17%
1
Inc
Corp
Watch
37
18
18%,
11%
31Va
27%
17%
3
Corp
Pipe
36%
18%,
17%,
12'/a
7%
45 %
58%
94
42
113
3.50
.
preferred
Shoe
36%
18
19%
5
Co
preferred
Brunswick
36%
18%
18' 1-4
11%
6%
44%
57%
94
41%
113
*8714
2.50-
.
Brooklyn Union Gas common——100
5.50%
30%
36'A
18
20 Va
64%
,
361.,
18%
35%
18%
20
_5
Inc_
Manufacturing
3%%
$5
*65
1314
103
*101
103
*101
1V4
common.
of
66%
45%
*36
,,
100
Inc
74%
*65
4514
13 Va
'
lVa
& Stratton Corp_
Bristol-Myers Co common
Bulova
23
29
47%
2 pesos
—
Airways
Burlington
7% Oct
29'A
47%
.12 %>
15
25
29
47%
39%
11
Sep
29 %
47 %
39 %
14
% Mar 19
2,100
29 V*
41
2914
47%
103
28%
41
2914
47%
*102%
39%
69% Oct
8% Aug 26
41
'
12%,
42 Va Nov
18
38,800
40 V4
29 70
39 VA
30 Va Nov
26
29%
40%,
31
,
12 VA
2
16% Mar 12
3,700
28%,
40 %
39%,
2
24
3114
29 Va
41%
12 14
17
29'
30%,
3014
41
.>
39%
Jan
26
30%
29%
41%
12%
9% Jan
8% Oct
31%
30%
41
39%
25% Jan
18
31%
29%
12%
2
Feb
32
29%
39%
14
34
32%
28%
12%
15
30
32
1
800
39%
Jan
17% May
Corp
2,000
1214
37
24% Oct
32%
4,100
37 Va
7
*87%
17% May 13
53% Mar 26
37%
12%
7
24
11 %
12%
2
24 Va Oct
11%,
37%
_i
10% Jan
20
11%
37 VA
100
28% Jan
19 Va Jun
11%
38Va
1
'
■_
Food
8
13% Mar 15
11%
37 %
42%
11%
20Va
64%
47%
*87%
21
5
11%
38
11 Va
—_7.50
Dec
24% Jan'
1114
37%
8C0
5,800
*41,1 A
37
100
Co
6
27
42
51,100
92'A Aug
11% Jun
42
35%
2
55
42%
36%
18%
20Va
64%
48
88 %
79% Jan
29
42
10%a
36
18
4
-
42
18'A
82 %
10 Va
5
Budd
15% Jan
42
I,000
18%
*81%
42%
1114
37 'A
*42-
50
common.
„i.—
Inc ■__!
25
61% Jan
10%
5
;
__
Jun
26 % Dec
82
10%
.
14,500
16
26
18%
82
10%
"
22,700
2
24
1814
82,
10%
82%
10%
14%
11% Jan
Jun
18'A
83
10%
24'A
8
9% Oct
1814
82%
11
200
1414
15% Feb
18% Jurv 25
18
83%
10%
150
52%
24
9/2 May 29
44
17%
83'A
1
___
Bucyrus-Erie
18% Mar
17%
10
*5214
14%,
Buckingham
41% Feb
*51%
53V4
24%,
18 Va May 13
31
5314
*52'A
13%,
31% May 16
31
53%
24
33 Va May
26'
52%
13%
2
8% Oct
54%
23%
28
79
*53Va
17%
280
4,500
13%
27
27% Oct
37/
23%
14% Jan
,
36%
13%
28% Jun
25
Jan
84 % Oct
37%
23%
14
7
37
23%
28
21%
37
36 VA
xl3%
Feb
Oct~22
12% May 29
37
103
23%
30% Nov
23
Corp
Briggs
62% Oct
23
36
34%
23
Briggs
47 Vi Oct
2
43% Apr
36
Boston & Maine RR common.No par
5% preferred
:
100
3
90% Dec
92%
5
Edison Co
Brach
Oct
116
92%
103
_50c
Co
Boston
55
94% Aug 23
46
July 9
92%
No par
W)
Borinan
37% Jan
7% Nov
35%
104%.
92 Va
_l
Co
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
26
4
35 Va
*102Va
93%
104
Co—
Borden
8% Mar 13'
39% Nov
35%
103%
*92 VA
35 Vt
35 Va
103
Brooks Inc
Stores
16
7,800
35%
103 VA
1
Co——
Book-of-the-Month
9% Apr
4 % Feb
35 V4
35 %
No par
Co
8,COO
13'/a
13
r
11,700
15,800
93%
100
Laughlin Inc
(E
Bond
13%
10
104%
1
..
Decker
&
&
13
7,400
51%
9%
93%
1
series
51% Jan
28% Mar 12
pfd
Co„,
Co
Bigelow-Sanford
•
3%
3%
51
10
93%
35%
-1
1
preferred
25% Aug-
56% Feb
1314
_2
—
Corp
Steel
7
21% Jan
13
2.50
Inc
2
25
13%
3%
9%
10
dorp
Gypsum
26% Feb
Sep
13 Va
100
Savers
Leasing
39% Jan
16
13%
No par
Benguet Consolidated Inc
25
35% May 29
13%
No par
preferred—.
conv
31
18
10%
50
Finance
31
Mar 19
&
preferred
Oct
64
51
10
_10
;
22% Oct
.
51
10%
1
Corp
40% Jun
20
52
10
50
—-
4%%
Intercontinental
3
5114'
lO'/a
J
—
RR_
Howell
3%
3%
52
10
No par
com
Corp
&
26
22
S)
Life
3%.
3%
51%
13
———
Bell
22% Oct
27 Va Oct
(A
3%
3%
9
com—
Bell
Aug 26
400
14%
Distilling Co_
Petroleum
63
2,400
28
23%
—
13
55% Jun
28
80%
Belding-Heminway
Bendix
29%»
13%
<
Dickinson
59% Jan 24
9,700
20
22%
—
Creek
Belco
3,400
11
79%
Inc__———
May 28
12
27% Oct
Feb
Shoe
Beech-Nut
20% Jan
18
10%
14
•
Jr»c
Co
Beech Aircraft
23
17%
*19%
23%
Inc
Corp
Beech
18
,1
preferred
13
20
80%
A
Foods
Sep
10%
19%
13%
Corp
Lomb
45 % Sep
14
9
54 % May 28
7% Jun
37%
21 Va Mar 28
4
Sep
12% Jan
12 % Feb .14
48
1
16% NOV
9
15% Oct
&
Becton
6
16% Jun
*28%
31
10%
23%
Beckman Instruments Inc
22% Feb
31
*28%
18
10%.
80%
14
24
*28%
31
17%
14%
115% Jan
14% May 29
-20
23%
9
?
19%
80%
Beaunit
27
10%
20%
13%
1.7
29>A Sep
11% Oct
17%
10%
19%
23%
28% Oct
.35
18
10%
80%
6
5
*17%
11
20%
141..
103% Mar
31 % Jun
18
10%
320
24%
3
July
28,400
80%
Corp
(James B)
12% Nov
32,900
3%
14
Jan
57 %
17%
3%
23%
1
38%
17%
3%
80%
49% Mar 14
19
17 %
3%
14%
32 Va Oct
22
17%
3%
17%
common
Laboratories
Feb
17%
3%
20 %
common
Cigars
22% Jan
17%
3%
25,200
24%
18
: 95
17%
3%
1
_20
—10c
*29
3,400
*86%
81%
13
28
87
53%
87%
13%
Apr
16
53%
87
54%
23%
Nov
Jun
53%
88
53%
87
,
80%
45 %
II%
54%
2,600
58
8.800
29
54% Nov
58
35%
Bayuk
Oct
58%
34%
Baxter
61
*58
35
Bausch
2
58%
90
34%
10
152% Jan
58 %
*88%
35%
28
14
3%
90
35 %
31% Oct
%Jun
16,100
45%
11
45%
*88%
35%
34% Aug 21
62
11
45%
10%
45%
90
35%
47 Va Jan
20% Mar
10%
45%
*88%
90
35%
9
29 % Mar 21
10%
45 %
*88%
2,700
35%
6
•
50,000
40,600
Aug
24
28%
14%
39
17% Oct
60
27%
53%
preference
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works Corp_i
4 Va %
59%
29
11
88%
—_
7
59%
28%
13%
22 % Mar
100
59%
29
14%
li
2
60%
28%
14
26
101% Oct
59%
29
2,900
14%
Feb
96% Mar 28
59%
'2,600
14
Aroostook
&
Beatrice
59%
54
convertible
Beam
20%
14%
61
Jan
19%
14%
34% Jan
2
19%
14%
18% May 29
21
19%
14%
36% Oct
24
19%
87
Co__^
Elec
Ohio
&
Inc
5%
19%
53%
Inc__
rion-cumulative
4%
19%
28%
45%
50
59%
—No par
5,200
50
59
3%
4
50
59%
preferred_10o
4r % Jan
85% Mar
45%
35%
19
20% Jan
45%
TOO
48% Feb
25
10%
11
103
29
24
107/b
11
*92Va
16
Jun
28%
1.00
26% Jan
7
60
28%
100
1
53% Nov
59%
preferred series B
preferred series C—:
33% Feb
40% May 17
19%
4%
23
May 28
20
4 Va %
3
14,600
3%
50
Amer_2.50
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
&
Oil
Jan
29%
4
50%
1
Baker
88
29%
3%
50
1
Babcock
22
100
30
19%
Inc
July 10
9
29%
4
4
4
__1
Jan
94% Mar
30%
x29%
30%
3%
4
59 %
Corp—
14
37
30 %
50%
Corp
58
11% July 25
2,800
:_5c
of
5
32 % July 24
1,900
30 %
No par
of
15
19
17%
30%
90
Avnet Electronics Corp.,
Babbitt
*17%
30%
.
—_25
Automatic Retailers
Avco
18%
30
50%
17
230
18%
50%
_1
1,800
10
30%
3%
;
370
37
America_50c
Automatic Canteen Co
A V C
10
7,000
91
,
18
10
100
($1.20)
9% Nov
8% Oct
60
8
*9%
17%
10
29%'
88%
:
46% Feb
37% Mar 28
5
104% Mar
27
85% Jan
11
29 V4 Jun
Sep 26
37
18%
10
common
9
19% Apr
25
96% Jun
81 'A Nov
37
30%
50%
preferred
Conv prior pref
*90
36%
9%
18%
-No par
Mar 20
58% Feb
26
May 29
11% Jan
1
8
13
8 % Mar 12
4% May 29
10
Apr
21% Oct
13
30% Mar 29
25
37% Jun
59
Dec"27
28% Feb
16% May 29
41% Jun- 12
Nichols
91
36%
14,600
22,100
30%
10
Chemical Industries
91
30
50c
common
B
Austin
Nov
30% Aug 28
42%'Jun
Refining
series
$3.75
62%
39%
38%
18%
30%
__1
1145 •
2,000
■
102%
1C1
9%
*18%
Co
61%
39%
102%
91
10
29%
62%
39
101
-
36%
36%
*9%
1
Corp common
5%
preferred
Atlas Credit Corp
18
8
21
Atlantic
*89 %
36%
Co—_
Coast Line RR
13% Aug 16
7
20
Jun"
Atlantic
28% May 16
3
10% Oct
I51/2 Sep
12%
24
Brewing
Atlas
31% Jun
10'A Jan
90
10
Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5%
non-cumulative preferred
10
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4%
4%
preferred
100
21
10
9% Oct
25
91% Apr
471/2 Dec
Oct
2
Jan
25
89 %
36%
Associated Dry Goods Corp__1
10% Dec
491/2 Jan
2
34% May 29
85
54% July 26
2
27% Jan
89%
*9%
Ashland Oil & Refining
61%
40%
102%
36
Atchison
52
20% Aug
May 13
39%
101%'
1
Spring Corp
1
63%
40%
103:%
89%
par
62%
63%
39%
102%
40%
2.50
51% May 25
47% Nov 21
25
63
64'/a
103
2.50
19% Nov
/
x43 %
32%
Inc
19% May 29
Shares'
43%
31%
5
21/4 Oct
37% Oct
the Week
Nov. 15
43%
Corp
31
Friday
32%
10
5
Constable
Nov. 14
43 %
Corp
Jun
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 18
32%
Cork Co common
$3.75 preferred
—No
Armstrong Rubber Co
.
I3V2 Jan
43
91/2 Aug 26
16% Sep
5
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
12
43 %
Armstrong
87
Steel
Nov.
_2.50
Armour & Co
7
381/4
Tuesday
Nov. 11
JNo par
Arizona Public Service Co
Arlan's Dept Stores
341/4 Jan
16
471/2 Jun
251/2 Oct
25
Monday
Par
„•
' Archer-Daniels-Midland
66% Jan
Oct
32
2r
32% Oct
51% Mar 19
71% Mar 15
40
82/2 Jan
33% Aug 23
281/4 July 17
211/2 Aug
8
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
VA
30%
'
'41
a
180.300
28,800
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
25%
26%
25%
25%
9^
25%
24 7
8
25'4
*20 Va
20%,
*20%.
20%
600
*9 7
1014
10
300
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 3b
1014
10%
10%
*91
10'A
a
a
10
c
4
10
Sep 25
12% Mar 28
7?
May 28
18 Va Feb
8
4
3
11
May
12% Jan
17% July 18
122'A Mar 27
VA Jan
92 Va
Apr
11% Apr 11
33 %a Aug 23
7
Vb July
15
17
Sep
9
3
' Aug 20
108
Sep
19
18% Oct
24
27% Feb
15
21 VA Jan
27 'A Nov
85% Jan
12
93 Va Dec
11
91 VA Jan
94 Vi May 22
48 'A Nov
27
52% Jan
3
50
55
Jun
14
12
Mar
19% Sep
28
26
Jan
8
9
9
Jan
Apr
12
25
California
Callahan
Calumet
22%
&
footnotes,
see page
2?
Hecla
Inc
1
2.50
1
5
_x
Campbell Soup Co
_1.80
Canada Dry Corp
common—-1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred
Nonpar
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Foreign transactions
July 19
10%
May's,
Canadian
Jaii~"2
35%
Nov" 12
Canadian
Foreign
For
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Foreign
16
Financial Corp
California
Breweries
Ltd
8
83b
Rv
transactions
8
Va
30%
5%
5 Va
13%
13%
8%
36%
538
14
104%
27
2 7'/a
27 Va
75
8
31 VA
31%
5Va
5 "A
13%
13%
103 VA
X7 3/4
5 V4
13%
13%
31
13%
14'A
104%
14
'
104%
27%
13%
14V4
104 V A
106 Vi
27 Va
27%
"
H
31%
5 Va
13 3 8,
14
105%
7%
32
5%
13%
5
13 V,
7:t .1
51%
94
*93
94
*93
94
51 Va
*51
52
*51
52
;
8,800
5
5,400
13 3 a
13%
106%
8.200
27 VA
18,200
27
94
*93
94 '
52
*51
52
51
35%
35%
35%
35 a
34 >4
34 VA
34%
34
~9%
9 3/8
35'/8
35%
35%
333:,
33%
34
"9V2
9%
9%
9%
25
"o%
9%
6.500
133b
105%
*93
"9%
9%
5,100
14%
*51
"6%
No par
15,200
32
10634
27 Va
27
7%
31%
51
*93
transactions—
Pacific
.
30%
9 VA
"lO
30
4,300
100
a
35%
343.4
35 Va
51,600
34'A
33 VA
34
28,000
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
..
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
(1948)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'STOCKS
Range (or Previous
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
25
Jun 13
9
i* Jan
96
26% Jun
38 Va Oct
15 Va Apr
8
101% Jan
2
Dec
27
60% Jan
10
71 Va Oct
,32% Oct
2
41V* Jun
Carpenter Steel
43% May
Carrier Corp
36
,
28
Sep
July 23
48
8
44% Feb
49 Va
Jan
77
V
29
Jan
10
20% Jan
Mar 22
26
16% Jun
14
13
20% Mar
2
18% Oct
54% Sep
25 Va May 28
36% Jan
2
35
93 V July
101 Va May
5
25
23^4 May 29
7
Tractor
Ceptral Aguirre
Co_—
Sugar
Soya
Aug
6
25 Va May
2% Sep
25
Oct
24
35
Jan
31
3% Oct
24
9% Apr
4
24
49% Feb
16
33 Va Jan
2
47 V* May
31
Chain
22 Va Oct
25
38 % Feb
25 Va Jan
2
33% Sep
25
Champion
91
21
16
27
96 V* Jan
22
16 '
32% Jan
20
41% Oct
31% Dec
21
29 % Feb
31% Apr
11
7
19
Nov
12
18 % Jan
2
24
37% Oct
21
26% July 31
Checker
1
15%
22%
23%
1
Inc
2%
——10
34 V* Aug 28
53% Aug
26 Va Jan
3
34% Jun
2
28% Sep
Feb
20
715 V2 Jun
25
21
Mar 26
18% Jan
4
May 28
8% Oct 24
29
Jan
4
1<% Oct
30
33% Jan
2
23% May 13
.
19
19'A Jun
Chock
Full
Chris-Craft
Oct
101% Jan
Dec
27 % Jun
16
49 Va Mar
21
25
Jun
27
44% Oct
24
'
32
59 % Feb
24
Chrysler
July 22
; 281/4 Apr
29
Cincinnati
Mar 22
97% Sep
5
106% Jun
13
103%' Nov
irf%
6
36 % Mar 20
Nov
15
461/4 Feb
72% Aug
Jan
121
4
40»/»
40%
b
34%
3^%
44 va
67
58 V4
55% Nov
35% Feb
17%
*17%
18
27
27
*25
27
20 Va
20%
20
21V4
19 VB
19%
19
36!
36 Va
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
37
37
15%
14%
15 Vs
15%
15%
15%
15
60%
60%
60 Va
60
31%
31 7b
31%
32%
31
51 %
52
51%
52 34
14%
*60
'
1
23%
26% Nov
15
City
3
34% Oct
28
11
City
4
29% Feb
5
45',4 Nov
15
Clark
% Jan
2
37% Jan
2
50
Oct
16
Cleveland-Cliffs
13
34% Aug
5
Cleveland
Electric
July 22
Cleveland
&
48
3
65%
33 Va Feb
6
37'/a Apr
31 Va Oct
23
57
Jan
31 Va May
29
49 Va Nov
30
58 Va Jan
/
134 V2 Jan
143
3
6ct"l2
64
Jan
8
17
36 Vb Jan
22
40 Va Nov
6
12
35% Oct
9
461/4 Jun
11
Clevite
57% Oct
31
Cluett
,
3
July
Mar
>42
1
:
70
4
20
136
2
27% Jan
May 29
Nov
28% Feb
103% Jan
12
70!
a
147
31%
8,500
26 '/b
26%
25%
26%
22,800
28
28%
28'A
28
5
*20
20 Va
*20
20'%
*20
15
16%
16
16%
16
Va
20 Va
16 Va
26
Jan~ 19
75%
81%
3
106% Nov
20% Jan
2
24% Oct
40 Va Nov
19% Nov
12
49
May""!
80
17
84% Mar
24
84% Jan
19 Va May 29
34 Va Dec
13
18 Va Jun
27
41%, Jan
19
~7
Oct~22
Nov
9
15
Dec
14
%
32% Jan
$3.50
4
15%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 Vb
14%
27,500
92',4
95%
91%
93%
89%
92%
86 Va
89%
383.000
25%
25%
25 !a'
25 V'4
25%
251/4
251%
25
25%
91 V'4
90
91 Vi
91
91
90
91
.
91 Va
92
112 Vt
105 Va
44%
44 Va
x43 Va
39%
39%
40
6314
61%
62'%
X(il
62
111%
xlll
111
.
111%
112%
56%
57%
56 V'4
57 V'4
X56!,4
24
24
24%
24%
24%
32%
32%
32%
*7%
77«
7%
Collins
Collins
Radio
23% May 15
Colonial
10% Apr
3
Colorado
39% Sep
16
81 Va May 28
45% Dec
,41
60
Jan
Jun
4%
14
7
42% Jan
84% Oct
28
Oct
24
30 Va Apr
18
26% Jan
30% Jun
12
Columbia
14
Jun
25
31
Jan
17
22V* jam
29Va May 10
Columbia
69
Jun
4
79 % Jan
26
41
May 29
Columbia
77% Jan
84
Oct
14
72-% Mar 16
67
74
Feb
25
20 Va May 29
31% Feb
16
24% Mar 19
Jun
27
55Va Jan
'5
40 %
15 Va Jun
25
37% Mar 23
34
101% Sep
22
$4.25
45% Jan
Oct
3
8
'
13
Apr
50 % Dec
5
28
83 Va Dec
27
107 V* Oct
19
96
May 29
113 % Mar 30
25
Jun
25
49 Va Jan
2
25 % Jun
27
39
2
21% Oct
24
Jun
65 % May
103
'
25
Jan
49 % Jan
42% Apr
3
101 % Dec
97% Jan
2
104 Va Nov
89 % Jan
3
17 V* Jun
25
Jan
3
4
Dec
24
18
Oct
25
47 %
23
•
Sep
8% Oct
18% Oct
24
;
105
3
Jan
Jan
19
2
5
105 Va Oct
93
4
41
Nov
6
87 Va Jan
13
4 '.V Jan
17 V« Jan
16
53% Nov
10% Jan
53% Jan
2
20
Va July
64% Feb
13% Jun
'
66%
22
Container Corp
$3.75
$5
Continental
Continental
23
M*
25
—
49 % Sep
11
Continental
108% Nov
15
Control
21 Va Nov
4
$2
conv
Lines
14
42
11
.
For footnotes,
see page
25.
,Mar 29
% Sep
GOV* Nov
4
48
VB
48%
48
48%
13%
1?5b
13%
133h
12%
15%
14%
137'b
14%
13%
14%
17.7C
11%
II %
ll'/a
11%
11 Va
11%
11 Va
11%
14,1C
72%
73 Va
11%
(
72
73:%
85 Va
72 V'4
73
71
72%
86%
86%
87
109 Va
110
106%
106%
111
4,7C
15.3C
2.2C
110%
110%
36
36%
35 %
36 %
12.1C
49%
48%
48%
48 Va
48%
4.1C
321/4
/
1,6C
x33
32%
32
3 2 Vi
32%
32!
8
32 3 a
65
65%
65 Vb
65 %
65Va
66
66 Vb
66 Va
49%
50 Va
49%
50 Va
48V2
49%
48 Va
49
441B
44 3
443b
44%.
43%
44
43%
44%
9.2C
1,41
10034
100 Va
100%
100 >a
100%
100 V2
100%
100%
100%
*102
102 %
102
102
102 Va
102%
102%
102%
102%
94%
*93
32%
5
13%
50
5
5%
*18
53%
32%
33
(a
13%
._
33V4
13%
13%
14%
49%
*106%
50 V4
107%'
1061/2
106%
%
41%
42 Vs
41%
42%
89 Va
891 a
88 %
88
14
42
89%
5%
;
5%
54 %
49%
5%
5 Va
*18
19
*18
19
54'%
56
557'b
45%
45%
49 3
50
5%
5%
42%.;
7.800
89
89
210
53b
5 Va
*18
54%
5 !o
34,200
310
0,400
19
541/2
55
11%
.11%
11%
11 %
60%
58
60
54%
15,000
56
55 7
a
56
55
56
20.100
45
101 Va
105
28,600
'
4.300
45%
45 3s
6,600
105 Va
108%
397,500
23
23'/4
23%
23%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
16 Va
16%
15%
16%
14.5C0
20%
20 Vi
20%
x20%
20 Va
6.400
24%
25 Va
25'/2
26%
25 Vi
25%
21,900
41
41
41
41
V'4
40%
41
58%
59 Vi
58%
59%
58%
58%
23%
23
23V4
31%
32
31%
32
31 %
31%
15%
16%
16 VB
16%
16 V8
16%
—1
5
19 V*
20
20%
20%
20 Va
24%
24%
24 «a
2478
—__5
41
41
Va
41
41
59 V«
59%
59
59%
45
45%
102 Va
23
—50c
49%
107
41%
60
""
23 Va
_1
106%
11%
55
99 Vb
„5
49 Va
V
42 V/4
60%
45%
-
49%
107
19
*18
19
Va
22%
90. COO
11%
'
56
45
15,^00
137a
89 Va
*88
Va
1041%
103
33 Va
'
41%-'
98 V4
96%
B
*106%
13%
13%
60 Va
54%
4
11%
61
45
32%
94
55%
54 3
11%
60%
.
•
*95V2
*951,4
14
50 V4
11%
_5
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
33
94
94V2
33 va
107%
61
55%
*93
94%
*95!4
11%
7
6,6C
'
*95 va
60%
50c
.
*93
94 Va
32%
33 Vb
*95
No par
Corp
4.5C
30.1C
102%
*93
5
Corp—
Co
72%
107
49%
-.5
common
Corp
106 Va
32 Va
1
America
V4
106%
1101/2
106
7.1C
65%
*88%
preferred
Products
86
86 %
,
22.2C
32 %
41%
Motors
Cooper-Bessemer
Corn
48%
13 Va
.10
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
26% Nov
48 V4
14%
100 Va
common
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
2
2
5.6C
15
107 va
15
16% Jan
20.1C
22
'
1.25
26% Jan
32 Va Jan
28
217s
.
13%
44%
common
23
49
27%
22
48%
50 %
Insurance
of
It
27%
22
13%
—No par
Steel
105%
27 Va
22 "4
48 Va
No par
Co
105! 4
28 %
21%
.
Xl4%
72 %
Copper & Steel com„2
preferred—
_25
Oil
15,3C
13%
49%
44 %
In(c—
.
Inc
13.lt
42%
107.
*105
107
27
41 Va
11%
100
18% Oct
6
./■
26%
42
15
13%
_1
com
3
43% Mar 21
'
'2,1 i
27V4
27%
28%
a
.
71
49
—No par
I
No par
17% Jun
60% Mar 28
27 7
28%
*105
107
*105
107
65%
50%
.
com
2
23 V* Mar
'
41%
No par
Co
2
,
27
42
71
_5
Jan
4
28 Vb
41 Va
71 Vi
—10
Corp
12
Jan
27%
41%
48%
v
1.33Va,
Corp
of America
Can
Data
Co
28%
413b
48 %
27V* Jan
18
Controls
277h
41 %
49%
28% May 28
34% Sep 25
43
26
May 28
1
2
7
28%
49%
15% Feb
1
12% Jun
5
Nov
41% Jan
71 Va
37%
preferred
Continental
72%
28%
convertible
5
a
*105
—No par
preferred
15
13
71!
36%
preferred
Continental
71
83
72%
38;%
34% Mar 19
27
27% Oct
40
Teb
2
56
Sep
9
72
83
109%
Baking Co
6% July 12
2
83 Va
37 %
Air
6
*82 Va
109 Va
Continental
91 % Jun
83%
84
37 3 4
preferred
$4.16
preferred
Continental
9.3C
582 Va
*82%
109%
Continental
17
26,20
24%
37 Va
5
Jun
.28%
109 %
A
$4.50 preferred
$5.50
122,50
V'4
100
series
$4.52
4%
82 Va
28
24%
Industries—„5
11
48
2
19
,
25
83
a
81
28 3 a
85%
14% Sep
8
29
w
1
Oct
83%
24 3 a
106 %
54% Sep
3
'
Nov
109% Mav 31
-
4
26
18
Mar 25
81 Va
500
.
28
85 %
Co
59V2
24%
106%
Coal
59 Va
24%
85 Va
Laundries
Power
59!'4
41 V'4
No par
Natural Gas
Consumers
591/4
82 Va
106%
Consolidated
Consolidation
35,600
28 V»
85
Foods
9 Va
37%
>24%
106
pref
conv
26.400
9Vi
*37 Va
27%
a
com—No oar
Y
N
21%
9%
79%
24%
No par
of
Consolidated
25
21 Va
14.300
,
37'%
a
27%
•
Cigar Corp———__._l
Consolidated
51 '4 Oct
22 VB
91.4
72%
—_1
____
6
50 V» Aug 26
102 Va Jan
4
21%
59 va
28%
*82 V
10
Inc
5
6% Jan
>
12.50
Co
7
43% Apr
2
34 Va
Co
Edison
68'A Aug
2
22%
*57%
wi____20
A
33% Nov
4
40% Mar
98% Apr 15
3
101% Sep
23,600
22 /
1
—__1
100
series
Electronics
36% Mar
13% Oct
Inc
common..— 5
Co
preferred
4.12%
26 V'b
59 Vi
'• f
Edison
Consol
27
24%
*57 vh
82 7
50
26%
37'
79%
25.2C0
82
26%
9%
24 V*4
1,900
41%
28
37%
27%
23%
4p%
*80%
25%
9 V'b
84 Va
23%
82
27%
■<: *37 Va
24% '
14.700
28
9%
28%
180
%
26%
37 Vb
82%
106
38.900
27 Va
37 Va
59%
2,400
34'/«
25 Va
'
22 7b
'
557a
'
I 9 Va
,
23%
5
No par
49% Nov
__
4
28 %
.___
2
35 Vb Jan
2
56 V* Jan
*57%
3
54 % Oct
16 Va May 29
pfd_
100
System.2.50
Inc
10
/ 21%
9%
37!
b
J 05
Ry—
1st
'
96 V,
Feb
22%
9'4
37 %
56% Jan
12% Jan
25
21 Va
_5
B
24 Va Jan
72% Feb
May 29
8 Va Jun
48 Va May 29
50c
__._50
common
6
35
Feb
25%
11
18
8% Feb
28%
24 7
13
23
21
x27%
25%
39% Sep
56
>
28%
24%
115 % Feb
94
88 V2 Apr
27%
1
16
23% Jan
3
*80%
28
2
48 V* Jan
81 Va
33% Feb
7
50% Jan
25
40%
81 Va
.23 1
150
10.400
139
a
105 va
23%
401%
82
Feb
9
% Apr
23 Va
40%
*81
27% Apr
27
107% Dec
July 20
82
$5
109
•V-
8% Mar 15
35% May 29
Jun
Consol
93% Sep
Jun
24
40%
81 Va
series
pfd
Consolidated
25
28% Mar
Aug 15
5Va Oct 24
38
17
15
Jan
94
02
101
7534 Oct
109
12
96
23%
81%
America
Publishing
Nast
89'/a Feb
2
2
23
94% Jan
24%
41%
:
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn
4
18
20
33 % May 29
Conde
31
105% Apr
30
45% Feb
46
15% Oct
12 V4 Feb
•"*81% Jan
36 % Mar 16
May 28
22
65% Apr
30% Oct
1
Nov
106%
..—No par
Iron
54 Va
33!
105%
/ 105%
4
139
35
—No par
Corp
Commonwealth
14
8
8% Aug 12
18
May 29
30
<
16
2
21
•
40%
104 va
Solvents common.——1
541,4 Sep
% Jan
8% Jan
10 V» May
34%-
23 Va
preferred
conv
4.'5conv
55%
139
139
42%
Credit
4Va%
39%
23%
Engineering
Commercial
40 Va
39!
1C53«
Commercial
13
*39%
a
preferred—
13
69 V'4
40 Va
55%
32%
*68 va-
39%
39
35%
900
12,400
31%
69'%
*39%
139
34%
35%
105%
47 Vu
41%
Combustion
19
55 %
139
139
451/4
47%
32
*68 %
39%;
55 Va
45
47%
31%
'
.
45 VB
*47 Vs
47%
1047B
System
44
7
35
Gas
38%
4
55%
139
36 Va-
Broadcasting
Sep
4
15% Feb
24
2
11% Jan
May 29
7Va Jun 25
11% Oct
563b
137 Va
35 Vb
Pictures common.—.
2214 Nov
40!
55 "4
55%
137%
&
21% Nov. 13
35
:
..100
Southern Ohio Elec-__5
30%
40 Va
38%
Columbus &
111V* Feb
17
*39%
*39%
39%
48% Feb 18
Mar aO
40 Va
40 Va
29% May 22
July 19
32 V'4
69%
39 Va
noricumulative
22
Jan
31%
*68%'
*39%
Southern
<fc
3,000
14.800
45
45
68V2
1
preferred
Colorado
Mar 19
51
2.500
7%
7%
33
stock__50
of
Fuel
32%
7%
32%
7%'
68 Va
4%
—
Co_
Corp
5%%
18
7,500
32%
32%
32
68 Va
common__3.25
Aikmah
4
56
26%
47%
32%
2, oca
20,200
55»4
25%,
45
32 Va
26,700
56 Va
7%
47%
36,800
60 Va
110
25%
47:!b
*67%
109
55%
,32%
x44 Va
3.100
25%
m
32 5
210
43
56%
44%
gtd—50
_No par
13
,
7%
13,800
700
IO51/8
39V4
597 a
61 V2
11078
'
25
47%
4
38
'
59%
7%
32%
■
42 Va
40
•39
110
45
44 3
Ilium—___No par
Co
Sep
39%
Va
403a
*104%
431%
43
43
.
105 VB
*10414
105 V'H
105%
105
47%
preferred
1,020
30.700
94 Va
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y_^__l
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1 '
5
14%
92 %
10
Co
*20
Va,
VS:4-
15
15,
RR 7%
&
35% Jun
30
8
2
II17% Aug 15
8% July 19
48% Jan
41
% Aug
22% Jan
17% Jan
30
Apr
Coca-Cola
14
21
Aug
20
*20
20%
14%
5
:_No par
5
preferred
States
31%
31%
Gas Producing-33 %c
Peabody
1%
Coastal
20
Sep
.
31%
600
29
7
May 14
4<)%
16,300
31%
Co
Corporation
'49%
26 va
Co
guaranteed
Special
49 Vb
a
—
Pitts
50%
27
;_10
Co
Iron
50
30 7
com.8.50
Co__
Equipment
26,300
52
1
City Products Corp—■___
9% Jan
9
30 Va
25%
.—No par
38 Va Jan
27
Jun
31% Oct
60
29%
26%
preference—_—No par
Stores
60
31%
.12.50
preferred
Investing
24,300
60
31
32 V'4
62 Va
2
20% Jan
Feb
14%
14%
•I,
60
32
26%
39%
28
,
1.500
25%
common
7%, Oct
14
37 Va
60
•:
50 va
..
120
5,100
37 '/a
'
191/4
26
44 Va
24% Jan
Mar 23
37
•
1,400
19 »/4
31%
44%
7
27
31
20,600
27
27
I
'
Jun
8% Dec
20
17;%
*25
27
104%
conv
58'a
19%
10.4%
$2.25
65% Aug :-5
15
57%
17%
18
27
400
16,400
'
'17%.
18
a
'
67%
115
32 V*
...
31 % Nov
18 Va Nov
1
58%
58
5,200
43 '/a
66%
*107
27
'
-
*43
115
*107
18
*91 %
$4.40 conv
15,000
67%
,
58%
9,700
9V'4
^.25c
Electric
Co
58%
58%
21 Va
25 Va
,
43
67
67%
115
20
25 Vi,
8%
27
18
100
Service
17.4C0
18,900
27
Corp—
&
66%
*107
115
110
Va
34%
9
43
43 %
43
67 !4
a
*106
58%
58
19%
99
40%
34'/4
,
4314
43 %
66!
•
115
Va'
40%
-.
32
preferred
Cities
6
Aug
a
36!
preferred
—190
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.—_10
C I T Financial Corp..
No par
6
106
40!
35%
700
13,300
26%
——„:
Gas
99
40 Vb
66%
8
Industries
Corp
100
40 3 u
36 Va
*43 >,4
4%%
26
2
38
8
4%
49% May 13
55% Jan
5
112 Va Feb
97% May 29
99% Oct
90
14
52% Feb
6
12 Vb July 24
29
107
2
15
May
25
93
Apr
51
100
100
100
101
39%
*106
Pac RR—No par
O'Nuts
32%
'
-No par
Tool
Rock Isl
Chicago
32
36
*25 Va
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chickasha Cotton Oil
38Va July 29
32 %
39%
i—_40
Chicago Pneumatic
30
22
32
36
9
Chicago & North Westn com_No par
5%
preferred scries A
.100
3
18% Jan
2
32%
8%
2
2
32%;
35%
9 Vi
6,500
40%
32%
*100
1,500
3
2%
40%
39'%
East 111 RR com—No par
—.
22%
3
411/4
21 «/4
65% Aug 30
12
15,400
23%
2%
41 V'4
25%
iti
35% May
23%
23
3
41%
8%
2
26% Feb
23%
3
9'%
41%
20%
3
31% Jan
23 Va
3
25 Vb
2
30
14,900
91/4
9% Jan
22
15
20
51V* Jan
24
14%
255a
8
Jun
14%
b
8%
20
19
15!
X25%
64% Feb
14% Nov
14%,
9 >4
17% Feb
19 % Oct
101,100
19% i
24
15
30
15
41 Va'
32%
100
100
9'/8
28%
2%
*41
33
32%
9'A
30'/4
23 Va
23
.
3
4.40D
9'/4
15%
15'
41%
400
10.400
10,400
29 Va
26%
24
20% Jan
Va
41
.'
9%
19
Oct
8
4,C00
29%
25%
22% Sep
7
3,000
"
9%
19%
17
36% Feb
7,500
"■%.
28%
26%
39 V4 Sep
22% Feb
18%
341/4
46 7b
9 V'4
19%
17
25
/
99 Va
25%
29 Va Jan
22
*98 Va-
vi
1.25
Corp
15
8% Jun
18 4 b
34
46 V a
a
29%
9%'
28%
15%
1
Corp
36 Va Feb
14 % Oct
19
34!
48 !4
'
800
29
26
Chicago Great Western Ry .com—10
5Vo
preferred
—50
Chicago MilW St Paul & Pac_No par
5%
series A non-cum pfd_:
100
Aug 28
47 Va
27%
25
■ b
34'%
48%
27%
27% Jun
13 Va Jan
34%
48
27%
2
Class A
18 Va
34 Vb
47%
27%
14% Jan
>19
17%
34%
47%
27'
19
62% Oct
2
18%
17%
34%
*17%
,
26%
27% Feb
87 Va July 10
10,100
<26 %
1
13
10,300
38%
9%
20
5
52 V4
.38'A
37%
38%
26 V4
Chicago &
Nov
18%>
37 Va
30%
1
7
18 Va
50 va
37%
9 Vi
11
48
18 Va
52%
29%
13
Sen
18%
51%
37
Va
No par
—No par
—_5
Co
Sep
10
18
98%
28% Nov
9
17
Sep
107
2,000
23%
43%
2
51% Jan
4
18
13
Oct
46
,
7
Mar
.
6 CO
-
98%
14
Oct
6
13 Va Nov
3
2
92
•
42%
—
Motors
100
26 »/a
X23%
Jan
62
May 29
37
67% Nov
Jan
37
94
26%
43%
16 Va Jan
11
94
26%
24
3
4
Jan
51 Va Jan
Mar 29
Jan
98,
94
26 3 a
43 "8
23
45
60
9
151 Va
94
26%
23%
Apr
13% Jan
5
75 Va Oct
10
*147%
94
26%
43%
21'/a Nov
Oct
44 Va May 28
32
11% July
2
5% Jan
2
10 Va Jan
24
151%
93%
26
24
22
3% Oct
*147%
94 V's
99
Chemetron
21
149
149
149
43 Vb
Co
Co
2.700
91,700
1C5.700
23 %>
Papers
27% Oct
25%
54%
99
Corp —,
1
Chemway Corp
z.
—1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia.
75
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3% '/r
convertible preferred
.100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
25% Feb
25
Va
43 Va
Inc com
No par
$4.50 preferred
-—No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
—1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
102% May 24
12
25
53%
24
Products
Belt
25%
55 Vi
99%
Gotham
Chadbourn
25 Va
54%
%
42%
1
Aircraft
Cessna
23
4% Mar 13
14,800
33,300
24
Corp
16
54 Va
4,060
5%
47%
37%
99 Va " 99%
—100
Co
Certain-teed
6
25%
52%
IS
90
4%
99 Va
16
19% Feb
25 Va
400
81,800
46%
47 Va
43 VB
Century Industries
6
85!a
5
•
23%
Cerro
13% Jun
25 (4
53%
4%
42%
22
2
46%
23%
23
60% Jan
86 Va
Service—No par
Jan
33% Oct
81
/ 4%
West ,Corp-—2.50
Pub
South
14% Jan
2
11%
52%
37%
—1
preferred —
Central
.11 Vi
37%
11%
18%
102 V* Apr
32
12 V'B
14,800
37%
7
1
11%
290
'
51%
17%
Nov
73%
11%
72
5 Va
25%
47%
Nov/11
73%
12 Va
*94
34%
.9
72%
183'b
17%
26
73»/4
19.700
52
34%
Illinois
32%
18%
47%
&
48%
32%
71%
51
com-—No par
4 Va %
41
48%
33
18%
Gas & Elec__No par
Central
40 Va
48%
5
48%
*32%
33
51%
Light
Central
60
4.500
3,300
18%
Illinois
1
105%
5044
Hudson
7
33%
41
7,400
'
Foundry
4
48%
/
70
33%-
40%
41
48%
94
Xl47%
Central
47 V* Feb
69%
34
T%
26 V*
Central
26% May
'
34!'«
52 Va
94 VB
Central
2
69%
33 %
69%
105%
24%
149
15
22% Mar 11
3,400
106%
*105
5 Va
47%
1 VB
26
5
Co
13%
88
24%
22
Nov
13
47
53%
38 Vb July
19
3.800
13%
47%
%
*94
;
1
Corp-,.
23%
74
47
*147%
41%
23%
*32%
4%
,5%
47%
*
41%
69%
.
40%
Shares
42%
23%
33
90
101
52%
Amer com—No par
,
106
33 34
40%
•' 48%
33
33
24%:
Corp—_—_10
Products
Instruments
Cenco
23
15% Jun
-
5%.
preferred
— 100
preferred series A.100
Corp common—
1
preferred
—I
—20
Oct
May 29
Oct 24
common-
conv
11
c
40%
2nd
19 Va Jan
18
X48%
Co
Steel
4
21
x40%
50
41'/a Jan
2
Nov
40%
*49
—
49% Apr
98% Jan
28
41% Feb
34
common.—:—;——10
———50
105%
69 %
69%
33%
46%
Jan
100
69 Vb
34%
95%
33
Jun
69 %
34
___No par
23
29 Va May 29
69
.—5
11%
17% Oct
30% Oct
Light—No par
45 Va May 31
Apr 26
23% Apr
30
12% Nov
Jan
1
105 %-
12%
7%>
4
14
40% Nov
2
33
46% Apr 19
33 Va Mar 27
25
30 Va Jun
'
52 % Mar 30
May 29
17
15 V* Jan
2
23 Va Jan
25
Jun
15
*164%
■'
3
Jan
104%
12%
Ceco
24
2
22
104%
1
I)
(J
5%
15% Jan
23
12%
General
&
4 Va %
38% Jab
26% Feb
13%
Celotex
2
19% Sep 21
14 Va May 29
13
x71 Va
4
Mar 13
68
13%
74%
30% May 21
Jan
21
28
42% Feb
14% Nov
28% May 29
13 V*
the Week
1
Nov. 15
42
23%13%
Ry_10o
Ohio
&
Co
Celanese Corp ol
1,
Nov
95 Va Sep
2
2
No par
Friday
23%
13 Vo
42 %
23%
11
149
8
Tan
Jan
90
19
Dec
91
133 Va
9
137 Va May
5
Jun
79
41%
23%
preferred
——100
6%%
2nd preferred™
7
11
1% NOV
&
preferred
Caterpillar
27% Sep' 11
31
42%
23%
7%
8
11
29
56 Vb Sep
36 % Mar
,"u Oct
124% Jan
5% Nov
47% Oct
101% Nov
■/'
3% Jan
34% Mar
X41 Va
24
73%
Case
4
v! 42%
23%
*32%
12% Nov
22
42%
Corp————_ 1
Products Inc
1
Jan
-
44
%
4% %
Carriers
Carter
42 V2 Jan
1
25
Power
Oct
35
;
64% Jan
4
Jan
70
Carolina
81% Oct
'T 3% Jan
;
7
Jan
7
3
"7 9% Jan
25
18 Va Nov
54
Clinchfield
51% Aug
2
29% Jan
2
Mar 12
Carolina
/Nov. J3
-5
:
_
May 21
108
Nov. IS
10
___;
Corp
19
36VaJan
29 Va Jun
Carlisle
Tuesday
Nov. 11
Sales for
lhur.Jay
Nov. 11
Weduejiuay
Monday
Par
Mfg co
45% Mar 14
2
26
28Va Jun
19
Co
(Philip)
30
23
2Vb Jun
Carey
Nov
26
July
44
Carborundum
12
64
'/2 May 29
4
10
29% Feb
15 Va Mar
3
26% Oct
49 Va Apr
8
12% Jun
May 29
30 Va
45% Jan
24
23% Nov
103
8
25
28
45 Va Jun
39% Oct
11
32% Jan
Oct
22
Mar 16
56
24
37 Va Oct
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
7.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,1963 v
'
/
7.600
1.200
4.200
17,600
Voume
Number
198
6317 .%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1949)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
105 y4 Jun
87
27
Dec
14
Nov
15
26
1574 Jan
31
Coty
43/4 Mar 21
63» Sep
23
Coty International Corp class A-:1c
Foreign- transactions,-——_
21% Mar 12
'
10% Sep
Dec
28
36
Oct
90 Va Oct
17
3 Va %
•
17
24
68% Jan
2
42 3/4 Jan
2
60
Nov
17
83
Dec
27
81'/a Apr
5
83 ',2 Jan
8
11% Oct
26
19% Feb
12
2
143/2 Jan
8
13
25% Feb
19
10% July
21%
Mar 13
26
Sep
Oct
24
24
Dec
18
27% Aug 24
42 Va Mar 19
34% Dec 24
41
Jun
14
48
20
2014 Jun
17% Oct
30
18
Feb
27
Jan
8
597a Jan
2
45
97
3
22
May
217a Mar 29
25
15 Va Jan
70% Jan
Jan
25% Sep
7
2
16
5 */4 °h
10
Mar
18
10
'97a May 29
12% Feb
13
19% Dec
33 Va Jan
2
19'4 Jan
3
24% Jun
20
53/a Sep
23
8'/a Feb
Mar 13
25% Jan
39% Feb
35
28
14 Va Feb
14 Va Jun
27
20% Aug 16
35 Va Aug 21
31% May 29
47% Oct
24
8 3/4
19
17% Jan
2
24 3/4
33a/4 jan
3
$4
67a/4 Apr
7
Aug
May 16
26
,
22
22
22
26 3 a
26%
26%
19%
20%
26%
19 7 a
20 3a
19%
20
19 Va
19%
18%
19 Vn
327a
32%
30.000
32'4
317
a
32%
*48%
32 Va
31%
48%
31%,
32 Va
23,800
X48%
48%
*48 %
48%
48%
4814
48%
48 V4
V*
52%
52
52 Va
26%
26 :,4
26%
.26 7 a
26%
110
23%
'24
prior
',,5
*54
23
22%
110
*107%
2314
67
11%
11'a
*107'ii
20%
*20%
35:,4
*11%
*107,
'
—,1
common—
7
0%
7
20 7
170
223;,
6%
4.5C0
*1034
6/
11%
300
207 b
,11%
55 %
21%
2,000
21
7
a
•
•'■>%
>•
7
100
14.900
34 %•
35 3„
34%
35%
35 "4
35%
353.4
3534
*11%
•
,117#
11%
11 %
*11%
11%
11r'a
11%
300
19 Va
193),
23.900
20
19 %
20
19 Va
19%
19 V'4
37
36 Va
367,1
36%
36%
_.i*36>'a
37
367a
54
54'%
54 Va
55
54'a
55
54
43aa
43'
a
43 "a
43ai)
43-%
*90 VA
91%
*90 Va
54
8,100
6%
*53
197;
——10
23 %
6 3'4
'
20a4
7
■500
17,700
55%
10%
a
•
16.200
97%
23 %
a
6%
,
22%
22%
*107M4. 110
22%
110
*53
,11 '/a
6%
-
22 7
55 V4
*96%
37
.—■
Inc,
21
97
22%
6%
*53
,
26%
*107:%
231
6%
54%
20%
6%
35
2274
110
22%
7
54 14
11%
20%
23%
a
i
No par
preferred
•»
7%
551
*10 :!i
prior; preferred
Curtis-Wriglit
Class"' A__
7
100
221
7107'a
.5
Inc,_2.50
—-,_1
No par
common
100
9.300
4,900
1.500
'107%
Cutler-Hammer
15
22
No par
Stores
3.000
83 %
22 V«
'22
23
Publishing
$1.60
38% Feb
52
Mar 20
78
3>
20
Aug
22%
22%
Drug
59%
'
83 14
1238
America—12.50
—
"V soo
4 400
12%
97
^
*59%
100
-
"A
5
'
52
Inc_T
3
13% Feb
25
Dec
60
84%
■
12%
53
common
5
6, ,00
v
1214/
967,
preferred
It
5
*83 14
52%
of
11%
4
12
96%
Cunningham
14
13 Va Oct
22
Jun
5% Jun
8%
X22%
97
11%
59%
84%
Ml %
53
Press
Curtis
22%
60
*83 %
12
97%
Corp
4Va%
14
20
S
Cuneo
6
28
59%
84 '/a
11 %
92
97
Shares
200
*90
5
52;%
Cudahy Packing Co
25
60
*83%
12 %
5
97
10
Jan
5934
5
196
99
11%
53 3a
C
12% .Oct
5
the Week
15
92
*97
96%
11
63'4 Apr
11%
52%
13
4
99
*1114
*95%
Jun
3
*97
11%
Nov.
202 3
*90
99
5
84%.
■201
92.
——No par
109% Oct
521/4 Jan-
29
20014
*90
Friday
I I
,.32%
common—2.50
preferred,.
Crucible Steel Co
T
197'a
92
Nov.
convertible preferred,—100
$4.20
.25
»
1993.,
Sales for
Thursday
13
*11 %
60
22%
Nov.
*97
5
117 a
25
'
11%
GO
preferred—_No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
<4
%
Jan
Seal
99
*83
1
$2
23
Jan
19
3
100
25
Crompton & Knowles Corp—No par
Publishing,
——1
&
♦90
5,
Crowell-Coliier
Cork
199
HIGH SAI. E PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 12
92
11%
100
common,
Tuesday
1L
200
*90
*97
preferred_.
Crown
24
4
•1
-
7
Apr
6% Oct
193% Aug 23
6
483.4 Nov
Co
33/4%
19
.198%
100
of 1947___100
ser
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
5% convertible preferred—;
10
56
17% Jan
103
19
107 % Feb
u"'a
1
>
4
95 Ve Nov
86% Jun,27
14% Jun 25
6 14 Oct
45% Oct
5
,
27
44
27 V Sep
243a Oct
39% Jun
2
2814 Feb
7
37% Aug
Aug
91
12% Oct
Sep
14'4 Apr
preferred
Inc~—,4,,;——1
Crane
8
76 Va Jan
28
Nov.
common—5
97
5
v
Corning Glass Works
3% %
preferred,
25
6
24
96% May 17
5V2 Dec
Oct
21
5
22% Jun
.<•
Feb
31
,
Monday
1
87 Va Jan
152% Mar
27
Feb
Oct
11J
LOW' AND
STOCK
210
91
92 Va Jsn
YORK
EXCHANGE
,
194% Mar 19
90
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Lowest
54 %
4
/
/
,19
-
36 7
-
2,700
a
1,800
541a
6,600
2,000
D
32% Oct
22
86% Jan
5
11
May 29
9% Jun
25
20% May 29
Dec
7
46% Sep
3
93
Aug
2
Jan
2
16% Oct
25
227a Sep
32
Sep
16
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
13
7
133/4 Jan
18% Mar 12
%
2
Jan
21
2 7
2
Jan
4
88% Jun
14
87 Va Jun
90
Mar
82
77% July 27
85 Va Dec
31
78 % Aug
86
Dec
31
84 % Nov
Dec
13
87
2
'
1
100
43 %
43%
42%
*90 Va
913%
*90 %
-5
16 %
1614
16
16%
—50c
20 %
20%
20%
common__7
2974
29%
30
Dan
15% Feb I
29
Dana
40% Jan
89 Va Apr
Jan5
91
2
12
45*
Jan
Corp common
33/4% preferred series A
River Mills Inc
3
18
—
:
Light
&
A——100
Preferred
3/75%
12
Preferred
3.75%
series B——100
*84 •'! a
86
Va
29
Preferred
3.90%
series
C——100
*87.14
4574
89
Va
28
series
517a Apr
16
May 10
45 Va Feb 18
Decca
2
57 % Feb
20
51 Va Jan
2
Apr
75% Oct
25
41% Oct
25
Deere &
12% Jun
27
20% Dec
13
187a Mar 27
23 % Julv
11
Delaware &
38 % Jun
26
557a Feb
15
46% Jan
3
563a Sep
,3
Delaware
36 % Mar
6
65% NOV
12
Delta
32% Jun
12
*86
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y.——2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No par
81% Aug 30
87
34. % May 28
21 Va Jun
15% Jun
15
25
7% May 29
29%
Feb"15
46
-
Records
Power
&
Lines
Air
/Feb
18
2
23
9
9% Jan
2
19% Nov
4
DeSoto
Chemical
31
31'/a Jan
2
17
Detroit
Edison
12
22 Va Jan
12% Mar
Mav 29
Nov
20
9% Oct
26% Oct
30
18% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
35% Sep
15 Va Sep
11
Detroit Steel
26
343/4 Jan
10
31% Jan
24'
39% Jun
11
De
37% Oct
24
69
Feb
12
44% July 22
54 % Feb
19
Diamond Alkali
Oct
24
537a Jan
2
4574 Jan
3
61% Oct
4
8 3'4 Oct
7
12% Jan
HVa'Mar
6
16% Nov
30
40
317a Dec
27 Va Jan
22
10% Oct
18
177a Feb
15
11% Oct
26
Oct
23
237a Mar 26
407a Feb 16
183a July 31
2734 Jan
2
35% Jun
25
48% Mar 23
437a Jan
12% Jun
22
217a Jan
3
19
Jan
May 29
22 3/4 Dec
5
227a May 29
313/4 July 18
23 Va Jan
16 Va Jun
253/4 Jan
19
9% Oct
25
Vilbiss
Diana
15
Disney
15
3
30% Oct
25
Divco-Wayne
30
3
2
20
Sep
44% Oct
16
21% Jan
Dobbs
Dr.
7
33 Va Aug 20
207a Dec
28
24
2
Dec
7
20% Oct
9
24
22% Jan
22
4
17 Va Oct
24
32
5
Mar
4
55/
Mar
227a Jan
2
35% Aug 26
'
May
1
28% Aug 12
.
66
'
Dover
Dow
31
Feb
8
5
2574 Jan
13
May 29
22
Jan
23
16 % Jan
2
22% Aug 30
DuBois
Jun
26
61
May 27
53 % Apr
10
66
Duke
Oct
24
25
Jan
16
13
Feb
26
11
63/4 May 29
164 Va Jun
27
101 Va Jun
5
81 Va July 12
24 Va May 29
39
44
5
Jan
Jan
15 %
13% Jan
114
105% Apr
84
Apr
Apr
97 Va Apr
27
27
32% Mar 22
3074 Jan
4134 Nov
48
46
July 10
47
Mar 27
49 Va May 25
433/4 Jan
2
48% Jun
Feb
7
13
46
1
50
12
33 Va Dec
13
23
187a Oct
23
243/a Feb
13
3
273/4 Jan
23
19
313/4 May 29
553/a Feb
16
93 Va Dec
7
80 % Jun
22
9 Va Oct
24
Jun
25
85
977a Mar
7
May 28
30
4
21 Va Jan
1157a Mar 15
101
July
90
9
407a Mar 23
Jun
25
88% Jan
3
89
Jan
18
94
22
May 29
95
Feb
20
Nov
26
Jun
27
37 Va Nov
227a Jun
27
3378 Jan
4 % Sep
24
6% Jan
233/, Sep
24
383/4 Dec
Jun
25
16
Jan
15 Va Oct
19
26% Jan
17% Jan
30
22 Va Oct
24
42
Feb
13
2778 Jan
3
Nov
14
31
~7V8
Oct
24
15% Mar 16
28 Va Jun
15
39 Va Mar 15
Jun"25
49 Va Mar 30
2
July 23
Sep 26
Mar 20
9
347a Mar
1
44% Nov
35 Va
12
427a Jan
2
12
Oct
24
Jun
21
23 % Jan
68
preferred
preferred
preference
conv
5
4% Jan
21 Va Jan
57
.Jan
2
61
12
Jun
25
20 Va Jan
8% Jun
27
14
Oct
2
11% Nov
34 % Sep
30
27
May 29
24
9
May 17
Mar
49 Ve Apr
3
13
July 18
9
9% Jan
9
287a Sep
36 14 Oct
46 Va Mar 14
2
10
29
213/4 Feb
7
May 29
8% Feb
14
Va Oct
4
15
Npv
16
31
Jun
14
5*4 May 29
4 '/4
15
70 3/a Mar 21
32
lli/a Feb
28
13
May, 29
32% Jan
2
Nnv
27
52 34 Feb
21
Or*
04
793/2 Mar
footnotes,
8
see page
Apr
May
16
$1
30% Jan
25.
2
4%
5
,3
26 Va
16%'
I6V0
21%
21
2174
65 3
V'4
64 V4
65
a
;
6374
64'%
41,700
'
253£
25%
2574
26
14.6CO
3,500
*16 %
16
1614
16%
2,700
2074
21%
2074
213'a
27,500
*6474
1614
6474
64 %
64
1414
Va
5%
Erie &
Evans
'
*47
86%'
86 Va
31%
31%
31 VA
3174
4 2 Va
42 Va
42%
4274
43
48
45%
*47
46 V2
*47 C
49
2,300
*47
-
86
8574
31'4
85%
3174
5,700
43
42%
42 i/a
460
47
4614
48 '4
47'/a
46 Va
4674
*46 Va
46
49
*48
49
24
24
*48
24 Va
2514
25.
46 74
*47'4
4674
3%
*48
2534
SCO
47
44
48
46'4
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46
47%
46 Va
3,200
31%.
46
49
14%
8574
*47
48
1774
31%
*421/2
49
*48
23%
8614
*86
46
46 Va
46%
2374,
48
4574
*47
49
%
,
14%
14%
10
l,06O
48 Vi
10
46%
1.160
4914
25
25
1,700
107«
12%
11%
1214.
117/2
12
12
12%
1174
12 3/a
79.000
24
26
26
26
26
26 74
2574
2574
2574'
25i/a
3,000
2214
227 a
23%
%
VA
22 V'4
223/4
22r's
23
66 '/4
65
6514
—-100
Corp—2.50
*105
105'%
♦105
105 V.,
Factor
(Max)
Bearing
Co__
5
—3
^
Mfg
Co
corn—,1
Co___
7.50
——100
1
1
8.50
com
No par
Co
3
V
__^3
,
class A
1
10
Co..,—.
&
Fairbanks Whitney
Co
-No par
-1
$1.50
convertible
preferred—,40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
Co
Corp com,;
common—50c
junior preferred,.
Falstaff Brewing Corp
:
50
I
1674
17 '/a
8.000
11174
11374
25,600
99%
*9974
35%
36 74
22,600
26 3 4
2714'
35 3/4
35%
3574
36
36
3614
35a4
36 VA
26%
2674
27
2674
27
2674
27
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12
1134
12V4
57 74
57%
57'4
3/3
571/2
28%
2874
11V4
11314
99 7a
1174
*57 Va
58 V
*92 Va
94
.
29 3
■291a
a
/
a
12
57%
117a
11%
57 Va
29%
17
•
*9974
94
571/2
94
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2914
287a
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94
a
2914'
28a4
10
7,000
16,800
500
94
5,600
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*101
*101
*101
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29%
29%
29 3a
29Va
*2934
^0
2974
2974
30
311/4
28 3
28
'/a
28 V'4
28 %
28%
28:%
28 %
28 34
28 74
2874
13,700
5%
5%
a
57a
574
5%
574
5%
554
10,800
38%
3§Va
„
5%
38
,6.66%
Co
1774
11334
16 34
112%
11 Va
5
1
70
105
16a4
173/4
II434
57
,—_
.
Inc,
105
105%
2,700
112 34
17%
113%
*99%
26 7o
shrs—10s
Amer
*105
17%
114%
*9974
100
of Arner—,1
Share
& Co
Foods
10574
,
16 %-
___—
Gas——
Morse
*105
2,800
29,800
114 Va
50
——
Fafnir
22 Va
22 %
10
——1
2
5%
86 Va
41%
29%
Inc
Products
Fairmont
1474
1774
22 a„
Inc
-
14:%
18%
31%
31 V4
2.50
Watch
Corp
11
14 Va
177 a
23V4
series A—100
Pittsburgh RR Co
50
Fairbanks
14%
18 Vn
6014
preferred
Eurofund
14%
22 a4
Industries
Eversharp
}1
257a
25%
32'a
2274
3234
15,300
32%
64 Va
'
22 3.4
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
39% Jun
26 Va
26 Va
2314
2274
66 V'4
preferred series A44,—-5
& Phonograph,—,5
Air Freight Corp
20c
7
8
63 3 4
2374
Radio
17
51% Jan
64 %
22:%
2274
common
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
25
20
32 %
6314
66%,
25c
preferred——_,34.50
49% May
1
IZVa Jan 14
Sep
33
u
57%
Equitable Gas Co__
2174 Oct 21
27%
32%
64 3
23
Endicott Johnson Corp common,.10
15
50 '/4 Mar
u
63%
*92 Va
Ind
Electric
Englehard
11
22% Jan
22 74
33 3
%
2274
conv
Emery
13
fi
23%
32%
64
67%
common,
conv
Emerson
Aug 29
83/4 Feb
23%
33 %
common—1
Associates
Corp
$1.40
13
2014 Oct
23,000
2:C%
Manufacturing
55s/a Nov
26'/a
X66
District Electric Co,——10
issued..,;——
'
,10
Jan
2534
24
Empire
1
Apr
&
Natural
Paso
Eltra
6
19
a
'
2
Emhart
6 V8
26 %
*46
51
483/2 May
2514
23 5 a
2574
23 M
4*48
573/4 May 14
5'/4 Aug 26
13
19 Va
or
ll'/4May29
23 Va Mar 12
50
1*
3
30
25%
16Va
1
25
Co——,1
Nut Corp
National
13% Oct
<
25 3 „
65 3 a
Electronic Specialty, Co„—u——50c
Elgin
50 % Nov
Oct
24%
69 V*
Foreign transactions
Storage Battery
Emerson
41
3,800
23%
common
Inc
Co
Mus
Electronic
25
467a Feb
2174
———100
preferred
Stop
24
16Va Jan
21
69
_—
Stores
Products
Sep
15
42 Va Oct
Steel
Co
preferred
33
65
21 Va
21
—1
Manufacturing
37% Sep
20
37%, Jan
Kodak
preferred
El
2174 Feb
600
20 34
com—10
Assn
preferred
prior
20% Apr 22
2774 Aug 15
3174 July 1
4% Feb
14 Va Jan
58% Mar 11
—
Inc,
Fuel
&
Stainless
4 % %
45% May 16
27a Jan
2 5 »4
211/4
16%
—5
Lines
Bros
Elastic
23 Va May 20
Jan
2474
2174
'/E
•
.
Electric
38
G^OO1
26
21
50
preferred
8
26
3
2,8002,800
21
21 Va
No par
5
50
—50
———-50
—50
__
preferred
Ekco
5
47% Jan
2638
*86
4%%
3
34Va May 29
25a4
5,600
25
8074 Jun
26 V4
2,000
8074 Sep
29% Jun
26
3/a
10774
40% Oct
Jan
40
10714
Bond
Jan
3,800
18
39'/2
107%
&
14
28
*18a4
107 74
Electric
197a Jan
1874
40
107 'a
Electric
63
18%
X3974
107%
1
2
267a Feb
X18%
28
33
Manufacturing Co com
4%%
conv
preferred
Aug 28
39% May 21
3174 Apr 30
Aug 22
1
18% May 29
.
28
10734
When
55
51
107%
$3.60
102
Mar
51%
:
107
Eaton
1
24
50 34
28
107
Eastman
24
26
503b
%
25, /
18
(E I)
Eagle-Picher Co
11
43 % Oct
50%
28
13,500
Edison
12% Oct
50%
28
1774
$1
5
Aug 26
51
28
25474
Echlin
9
50 34
28
254
15
5
8
51
17,400
2,000
1774
18
8
43i/a
25474
Sep 27
14
42
1774
15
1120% Mar 27
44
254aa
27% Nov
31% Mar
43%
17%
64
3770 Nov
43%
154%
8
17
43
Vz
23 %
■
63/a Apr
44
•
3,600
74
17
14
43%
44%
9%
253
4.10%
12
5% Jun
29,100
9 Vu
a
253%
4%
30
2
4,800
23%
65 Va
4V2%
9
15%
23
16%
Eastern
24
13%
65
24
26 Va Jan
153/a
24
21 Va
Oct
29% Oct
15'/2
23aa
9 1
252
$4.15
.
987a Jun
9%
153/4
24%
1
105
30
91B
153%
24 »/8
,__1
—
18 3/4 May 29
1227a Apr 26
30
30
9%
15ai
62%
25%
——No par
Air
24
8,100
2,600
2537a
50% Jun
2
101
Inc
Gas
Jan
900
47
57%
24%
914
'
50c
Eastern
27
9 3/ 8
'
46 V4
57
X
•
14 %
21
95% Apr
30% Jun
57%
24%
—5
—__
Co
4 7'/a
26
No par
—
Co
«
571/4
12,600
12,500
15 %
"
Sons—4—1.25
Eastern
July 30
46 5
•
8,200
24%
16
24%
21
4
91 Va
Aug 23
333/4 Nov 26
'57%
20%
Duquesne Light Co common..
/' $3.75 preferred _,4—,,
Mar 21
Feb
50%
—
21
6
471/4
;
8
252 %
H10% Nov
52
47'/«
Inc——1
de Nemours
4.20%
Apr
341/4
34
Va
,1
7
38% Jun
13 Va
1314
34
.
32 ',4
13
33%.
26 VA
Oct
101
32 V4
12%
32
13 3/a
33 Va
■
26
77
2
32
*33%
321/4
13 Vu
13V2
34V4
2614'
23
4
18,900
19
26
Dynamics Corp of America com—1
98% Mar
20%
18%
20%
4
34% Jan
26 % Nov
20 3
19
26 Va
4
July 24
20%
19
.No par
22
Jan
1,400
20'/a
19 Va
'
19
403'a
153/4 Jan
12 34 Jan
106 Va
2814
28J/4
18%
313/4 Jan
Apr
*28
1874
Corp M44-%_.i—
Pont
.
157a July
28%
40
24% Apr
29 Va Sep
.
28V4
20%
20 Va
32
13%
*33 la
9%
Va
28
19
27Va Oct
46% Jan
Nov
32%
'
4,100
35,200
40na
6
203/8 Jan
May 29
32 Va
32%
'
52%
65 3/8
40
6
10 % Nov
25
8
191/4
28
$2.10 preferred ———50
D W G Cigar Corp
—5
16% Jun" 19
16% Dec
23 % Oct
21%
19%
*28 Va
52
63
■
$3.50 preferred
18
48% Jun
7
May
47 % Jun
July 13
293/4 Feb 19
20r,ti
1914
29
3,300
52 34
651/a
\
com—,5
du
/ Aug 13
50
May 31
47% Aug
6
50 % Mar
21%
X28 Vz
a
23,800
52 Va
19 %
Dunhill International
45
26
29 3
% 900
r
64
40 Va
Chemicals
Duplan
347a Aug 19
15
47 % Apr
65 '4
21
$4.50 preferred—No par
4
12
897a Jun
2
Jan
43 Va Apr
.
48 Va
23
16 Va Sep
52%
64
50%
—1
Power
52 Va
65 3 4
'2
19
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
4
18% Nov
11
14
15
Sep
25674 May
9
10974 Mar 15
2
Sep
12
Oct
24
10
44
19
17
29
229% July 26
42 3/4 Jan
45
2
1014 Jan
2543/4 Mar 14
45% Jan
2
Aug
52%
64
53
64
40 %
Drosser Industries
20 Va May 29
45%
21
52%
,
7214
21
par
Corp
Chemical
43
45%
72
44%
16%c
1—No
Ltd,—
Fund
30
150
45%
15%
2.50
,2
Inc
14
26
89Va
444-—_
Co—
293/4 Jan
373/8 Jan
723/4 Jan
*87
21
24 ./.
1
1
Donnelley (R R) &
Douglas Aircraft Co
24 Vn Apr
89%
73'%
9 Vn
——2.50
Corp
24
27
*86'/a
45%
57%,
Apr
27
89 Va
—7218
48
29 %
Jun
86
74%
56%
Dominick
16% May 29
17 Va Jun
40
*84%
45%
47%
Jun"16
207a Jan
8414
.21%
471/2
21%
86
86
X84V4
73%
5714
4
3,100
86
*85
84341.
45%
46%
6
Mar
10,700
21 '/u
*56%
transactions
Foreign
25
21
29
74aa
46
a
_No par
transactions
Mines
20 34
28%
914¬
87 ■"
*86
8,500
21%
2
73'
13 '/2
Co;
16'/a
21%: 21%
34
Houses
Dome
*45%
13%
Productions
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Pepper
*87 Va
3334.
(Walt)
2
46% Sep 16
5314 Oct 24
Foreign
89 %
a
913/a
16,
73'a
32 %
15
Fruit Corp^
Club Inc
Distillers
84%
'
Corp,——,_1
Corp——__50c
15 Va Oct
21
87
19
1
c
„—
Stored
DiGiorgio
4
30
2"L%
x29%
29%
,10
(The)
Oct
%
29%
20 Va
Corp—1,;——1
Co
Diners'
25
21
29%
86 Vi
43%
*9014
,
21%
52 Va
National
Diamond
20 3 4
30
*87'
4534
63
—3
Coatings—
20%
*84%
43%
a
16 %
16 '/a
*86
.,
91'
16
16
71 14
Light Co,_.;_6.75
—
»/a
21
_No par
Inc,
19 Va Jan
26
_—50c
Inc.,
Co,_4,M————.,—1
Hudson.
87
91
•
Va
38 %
65%
%
63%
38
62'4
64 34
63
65 74
68,500
3534
33 Va
3474
38,200
ll'/ii
11V4
11%
1174
1114
1174
7,300
34%
11%
11
11%
31
31 Va
Va
30 Va
33 Va
*31
313/a
177a
1734
1774
17 3/4
1774
1774
65,500
24%
24%
24%
2474
24'
24a/4
8,400
31
30 74
34 1
a'
a
30 V4
30%
30 Va
30 i/a
1,600
3.4
31%
3374
34 VA
34 74
34'/a
13,000
31
31
31
313/4
'3114
13 3/4/
12%
13
1214
48 VA
5014
47%
493/a
44%
45
49
49
15%
15%
*65
663/2
26
26%
41%
41%
26 Va,
417 a
2%
274
'
14 Va'
14*%
♦63 Va
67
44 a'4
45
.
4434
4974
49
33 V4
491.4
*32
3334
*32
1674
17
16
16
%
66' 4
68
68
69*4
69'4
80
2674
2714
2674
2774
7,400
42V4
4174
42
4174
42
4,000
2 %
2%
274
234
274
2%
274
17,200
1434
1474
14%
1474
1474
1474
1,920
147a
67
•
67
*63 V4
*6314
19%
17,700
31%
33
31
3174
42,400
3834
4034
40V4
20,500
41 3
41
42
42 3/8
5,500
*43
43%
19
34 Ve
35
33
34 V2
32Va
3374
37%
37%
37 Va
381
38
39
41aa
42
41%
42 '4
42
4214
42%
42 7
4234
43'4
12 3
a
8
51/8
*42%
*12%
5
4318
47«
1914
18%
19 '
19
55%
53%
5538
53 3/a
5434
6'/a
6%
;638
6 ''a
61/4
*50'4
31%
26 Va
26 7«
51''4
5014
505
31'a
31%
4
31%
26%
*50 V a
31%
2634
51
31%
78
43
Si/a
19
26%
4
43
12 Vs
53%
8
'
*12 '4
19
16,700
13%
18 3 4
1314
1934
.
67
1334
1974
1334
•
*63 Va
67
1334
1314
26'4
4
27
19
6
900
22,300
17 3
66'/a
203.4
5
4914
343%
18%
417a
19
534
6,200
45
4934
26%
19%
12%
4474
*32'/a
41%
18%
.
■
26 7a
13'2
5
35,800
12,900
667/2
13%
1214
Va
49V2'
1874
13%
a
45
34
131/4
12 V4
1274
4974
'
49
153/2
1,000
123%
49V4
1274
49
45
.
2
3012
33%
311
12%
*65
141/2
17%
25%
481a
*32
*63 3/2
•
12%
,
45
2%
.
■
49
12 V4
46
17
24 *»
34%
343/8
*31
49
x
11,600
62 3'a
34 VA
35%
18 Va
,
647a
3534
10%
25%
38
63,14
34 Va
33V4
173/4'
3774
38
37%
12,100
66aa
,
36
25 Va
3814
.
121/4
400
514
47a
5V4
42,900
T834
18 3 4
3,000
19
52'4
53 74
6 '/
2614
*50'
a
31%
1,000
12'4
12'4
18%
6
'39%
8
267B
51
31%
507a
521j4
135,500
_
6'8
6
26 3
n
15,800
26%
1,800
*50 '.4
5034
20
31'
31 %
1.100
2
'
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.(1950)
.
.
.
Monday, November 18,1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK-RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
May 28
20
29
Mar 29
25
14
28
Jan
13% Jun
6% Jun
2
23% Feb
11% Oct 24
25
42% Mar 15
24
14% Feb
14% Oct
22 % Feb
25
37% Jun
7
Fedders
30 % Aug
2
3
2
58 Va Nov
Mar 21
42
25% Oct
12"% Sep
16
18% Jun
7
6
2
17
15
46% Sep
34% Nov
Sep
27
23% Mar 20
16%
16%
Xl6
16 Va
16%
16%
45%
45%
X45 %
45%
45%
45%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
2
15
36% Apr
66
Apr
Ferro
series
16%
15
Oct
Sep
2
15%
16
45
45
16%
16%
16%
36%
36%
36%
36%
'36%
37%
*24 Va
24%
57%
56%
56%
24%
57%
*24%
56%
24Va
57V4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14V4
14%
1
43 %
45
44%
45
43%
34
34%
32%
33%
33
34%
34%
34
.1
16%
.6%
16%
16%
37
8,500
2.800
.
7Va
11,800
16%
2,200
35%
36%
241/2
*24V4
24%
58 Va
571/4
58%
*141/4
14V2
141/4
141%
1,600
44%
441/2
44%
43%
441/4
4.100
341/4
33%
34%
341/4
341%
14,900
34%
34
34% ?.
%
58
8,500
.
1,000
9,400
33%
34%
33 %
34
32%
32%
32 Va
33
32
32%
4,700
47%
48%
47
47%
46%
47%
16,900
37%
36%
38
36%
37Va
36%
37 %
26,100
24,300
32%
33
x32%
*33
49%
481/4
49
No par
37%
37%
1
Rubber
&
16%
49
——
Tire
7
36V4
24%
Inc
Federation
Firestone
161/4
45V2
6%
\
*24%
——
Corp
Financial
16 Va
45%
::
.—1.25
Stores
Dept
Corp
Filtrol
16%
7
——-25
-7—
Paper Products
No par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc,
10
28
39
1
com
r
v
5,500
Charter Financial Corp_No par
34%
34%
34%
34Va
34%
34 Va
341/2
34'/a
60% Jun
20
12
First
2
First
National
No par
341/2
53%
54%
54
541/2
54
54%
54%
55
54
23% July
11
Fischback & Moor6 Inc
1
55
2
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21V4
21
22
23% Sep
20%
2
5
20%
15.700
17% Jan
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
231/4
85 % Jan
23
22%
23 %
28,200
Mar
87
46
8
90
Mar 16
46%
Jun
25
$4
14
$4.50
17
$2.25 conv B
90
2nd
A
conv
3% Jun
25
Jan
23
25
47
Jan
40% Feb
25
46% Jan
9
Florida
Power
48% Jun
25
82% Feb
65% Jan
2
78% Sep
5
Florida
Power &
2
20
S % Feb
3>
41% Jan
/
13
5
5
6
Florida
Jun
10
Fluor
F
12% Oct
24
30% Mar
29% Oct
24
30
Dec
35% Jan
2
52% Oct
29
18% Oct
26
40% Jan
20% Nov
15
25% Feb
7
Jan
22
96
95
20
97% Oct
29
14
Jan
M
Dec
21
29% Jan
3
16% Mar 13
11
21 % Jan
8
13
Jan
4
18% July 15
14% Jan
3
11% Jan
2
17% Sep
3
Food
25
20% Mar 29
7
Dec
Sep
26
47
7% Oct
24
14% Jan
22% Oct
24
45% Feb
13
Sep
11
Ford
11% Sep
23
Foremost
22 % Nov
Sep
15
24
67
Feb
26% Mar 19
42% Nov
24
42
% Apr
30% Feb
38% May 27
7% Oct
29
19% Jan
7% Aug
24
12
27% Feb
78% May 29
85
30% Oct
46% May 22
20
6
2
33
24% Jan
17% May 29
Foxboro
Frain
Nov
9% Jan
6
22% Jan
29% Jan
3
28
2
33% Jun
Jan
15
89% Aug 26
29% Sep
24
43% Jan
2
84
47%
9%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
44
43%
44'A
431%
441/4
431/2
43%
43%
44
6,800
74%
74.
741%
74%
74%
74'/a
74%
74
74'/a
8,100
16
15%
16
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
9
8%
6,700
1,900
50%
50%
50 V2
50%
51%
511/4
52%
5.0%
52
20%
20%
21
20%
21
27,100
20%
20%
20'/a
20'/a
*95%
97%
13,300
97V2
*95%
97'/2
171/2
,17%
*95%
97%
*95%
97%
18%
18%
18%
18%
xl7%
18%
*13%
14%
*13%
141/4
,*131/4
X16%
.
17
17 %
17 Va
16%
12%
12
12%
12
12%
2.50
51%
52%
51%
52 Va
51%
51%
-2
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
__:—_—10
23%
23%
23Vo
23%
22%
1
34%
36
31%
36
38V4
37
31%
31%
31%
31%
:
Inc
Co
.
Sulphur
10
31%
31%
1
—_—-100
Co
28%
29%
87
87
i__:
___
8%
8%
*8%
—__1,
Corp—.
x311/2
29%
30
*87
*13%
17V4
5,700
14
16%
17%
11%
12%
11%
12
52
511/4
51%
10%
10%
10%
10%
22'A
7,500
4,600,
111,100
8%
22%'
22%
23 / :; :
-
37%
39%
39%
42%
:
31%
'
35,100
r:,
31%
3IV2
31%
' 6.900
97,600
2,100
,
81/2
*8%
8%
600
321/4
32%
32%
33%
43.100
30%
29%
la
32%
*87
88
14
511/2
X
23
32
33
18 Va
-17%
-311/2
8%
81/2
■
391/4
'
•
18
*131/4
17%
11%
Co
Stores
*95%
14
1
Corp common
preferred
4%
10
70
*47
50%
—2
Fruehauf
35% Oct
Nov
90
104
*102
47%
16
10
Corp
Freeport
*881/2
103V2
*47
20%
Co
Dairies
Franklin
9%
90
103V2
15
Inc_
Foster-Wheeler Corp
31% May 20
13
Oct
26% Oct
47%
1
common
pfd series of '51
Mineral
Motor
*88%
103%
*47
._50c
Mart
59
15%
*102
47%
_10
Inc
convertible preferred—
1
Mar
103 V2
*47
5,200
43 V'
No par
2.50
Stores
divid
V
89%
*101
47%
8%
89%
90
,
'73%
...2.50
Light Co
102
*47
Co—25
Railway
Corp
*88%
90
102
Giant Markets Inc common—1
Foote
3
8% Jan
42
Food
2
9% May
26
36% Jun
$4.20
24% July 15'
Coast
East
Fair
4%
May 29
*88%
No par
2nd pfd
Corp Ltd
C Corp
Food
13% May 29
22%
;—:_No par
preferred—100
preferred
28% Jun
Feb
—5
Co common
103% Nov
2
iJan
Flintkote
Stores—
47% Sep
11% Sep
39% Oct
10,000
24
104
25
11
18% Jan
1
8% Nov
10%
50 % Jan
26
10% Jun
11 %
31% Jan
24
89
10%
2
Oct
-
10%
2
35% Jun
85
10%
8
26% Mar 16
23
80% Aug
27% Jan
",/■ 20% May
May 29
13% Oct
10%
72 % Jan
24
12
10
50 % Jan
23
43% Oct
10%
Fiberboard
37
July 23
Co
Inc
Fenestra
8
2
Jan
32
20.300
10%
37%
34%
48%
24
23% Oct
Federated
35% Jan
Mar~21
9,800
14%
,
,
10
preferred
4.60%
14
6
5
28'A
14%
A__23
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
24% May 22
42 % Jan
35 % Mar 15
27%,
141/2
5%%
Dec
28% Dec
29
28V2
14%
8
31% Feb
May 29
28%
14%
19 % May
46 % Nov
14
22 % May
28%
14%
Pacific
23% Jan
26
28
15
2
1
;
28 %
14%
Mogul Bower Bearings—5
pfd
Shares
28
14%
Federal
2nd
the Week
Nov. Lfl
28 %
Federal
conv
Friday
13%
18
Oct
Nov. 14
•
28
8
Electric
Sales for
Thursday
Nov..18
12
1
10
53 % Feb
20
Corp
Nov.
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
LI
Nov.
5
9% May
2
17
10% May 29
29
Oct 24
Corp
Metallurgical Corp
Corp__-—__—
5
54% Jan
27
18 % Jun
19% May 17
48% Oct
16
May 10
24
July 11
14
Par
Finance
Fansteel
11% Nov
6% Apr
2
7
44% Feb
25
30 % Oct
22 %
Family
Fawick
15% Aug 29
37% Mar 12
5
Jun
6% Oct
31
Monday
EXCHANGE
2
% Jan
8
13
10 % Mar
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963 1
Lowest
v
Highest
34
Apr 30
26"% Jan
8
23% Feb 19
12% Oct 28
Year 1962
30%
30%
301/4
30%
118,800
88
88
88
3074
30%
36 Va
36%
x35%
3674
8
88
*87
300
■'%/■'> G
24
Gamble
35% Jun
2% Oct
24
16 % Jun
58
25
Feb
27 % Jan
10
26% Jan
2
10% Jun
27
14% Jan
4
23 Va Jun
26
32 Va Feb
16
94% Jan
8
Oct
24
52 % Jun
25
102
Jun
28
7% Nov
1
10% Jan
26
23
Oct
79% Jan
8
Jun
27
27
4% Oct
7
/. 86
Feb
28
American
1
4
General
Amer
81% Jun
7
General
10'A Aug 23
General
7% Jan
2
3
8% Apr
8
130
$8
Aug 13
1
General
Cable
Oct
10
4%
38% NOV
15
May 24
5% Jun
5
General
19
4 %
23 Va Jun
96
Jan
2
10 Va Oct
22
30
Jan
4
11
2
33% Jan
116% Dec
20
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
115% Dec
21
88% Dec
31
58
common-!
Inc
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4 'A
4'A
474
4%
*26%
27 %
*26%
27%
26%
26%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1874
3,000
11 Va
11%
117'a
11%
1174
1,000
50
27 %
*26 %
27 %
1
13%
18%
.18%
18%,
.11%
11%
11 Va
11%
*26
com__l
30%
30%
100
*99%
100%
Texas—5
32%
33%
7 5 741
75Va
8%
1st
Corp
No par
com
preferred
Co Inc
Contract
General
Finance
7
29
General
Electric
Corp.
Co.—I—
9
Genera]
Finance
Corp
Sep
13
General
Foods
15% Jun
10
General
Instrument
7.
General
90%
42% Oct
2
16
v
Jan
116% Feb
1
91% Oct
29
118% Jun
2
5
.
2
5,%
Dynamics
Mills
$5
Jan
3
95% Mar
30% Mar
1
17 % Jan
2
23'A Aug 23
General
Portland
Jan
9
44% Feb
9
7% Jan
2
5 % Jan
Jun
6
General
Public
31% Jan
34% Feb
14
General
Public
Utilities
11 % Jan
16% Jun
24
General
26% Jan
21 Va Mar
34
Oct
9
22'A
18
44 % Jan
1
21% Nov
Mar 28
5
6
preferred
Cement
6
General
3
General
Signal
Steel
General
76%
75%
8%
76%
8%
76
76 7a
75%
76%
20.400
105
*105%
106Va
105 %
105 Va
9
8%,
9
9
9
8Va
.
8%
105
8%,
16%
16%
16
'
58'A
95
36%
5%
•
3674
57%
96
36'%
16 %
16
58%
*95
8
8 74
16
58
5874
96
96
36%
37%
37%
5
5%
4%
25V2
24:%
25 74
2474
24%
52,200
8Q%
19%
81
80 Va
8174
79%
81'Va
48,400
19%
1974
20
1974
20
par
8.6 Va
87%
X8674
87%
87 Va
87%
8774
8774
86%
8774
18,000
12%
12%
127a
12%
12%
13%
13%
14 74
13%
14%
80,800
38%
3874
38Vt
39%
11474
114%
114lA
81%
82%
81%
82%
115%
115'A
115%
115V4
89 Va
22%
89 Va
*89 Va
22%
90
2274
89%
89%
89 Va
90
89
89
/
1.500
225/a
227/B
2274
23
22%
23
36
37:%
37Va
31
3574
30 Va
317a
30 Va
3074
130,900
*37
38%
38'/a
36
,
1
Co
10c
574
*37
5%
33Va
1574
4
'•"/
1
Telephone Co of Florida—
(series B)
—25
;
38V2
39
80%
3974
39 Va
39%
11374
113%
114%
540
797a
817 a
77%
79%
239,000
115 74
1.700
81%
*115
115%
•
115
115%
*36
-36
37
*36
5%
57a
5%
574
11,900
33 Va
33 74
33%
3374
14,100
15
15%
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15%
28
28%
28
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23
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15 Va
15
28
28
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28%
5,900
24
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2374
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7
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prelerred
*27
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27%
27%
27%
27%
27 % Jan
8
$1.25
preferred
*26%
26 %
2
26%
26%
2274 Jan
2674
*26 74
29
Jan
*26%
18% Oct 24
2
29% Nov
15
General
2874
28%
28%
28%
2874
2874
29
9% Mar 19
28 %
15% Nov
14
General
14%'
14%
1474
15 74
15Va
1574
15 74
15 74
97
Jun
25
23
100
Jun
14
106% Apr
13
2
4274 Feb
19
33% July
100
34
Oct
99 % Oct
30%
Jun" 22
58'A Jan
3
6
21
26% July 15
11% Nov
12
1674 Jan
25
Giant Portland
5
23 Va Nov
8
3674 Apr
15
29
Gibraltar
32 3A Nov
13
37
17
Gibson
May 29
19
Feb
53
Mar
28% Oct
24
55
2
28
Jan
11
29 % Oct
26
43% Mar 15
33
Jan
3
16% July
6
Jan
32 74 Mar 21
83/a Jun
22
14% Feb
24
45% Feb
14
23 % Jan
14
32% Oct
19 74 Dec
24
21 Va Nov
14
9% Jan
36 Vp
Tan
Sep
30
May 15
16% July 12
Glen
Glidden
19
16% NOV
15
25
9 Va May 29
1574 Feb
1
10% Nov
13
13% Jan
9
36% Oct 22
72% Jan
4
42'/a Jan
2
5674 Oct
14
2474 Oct
44% Jan
2
'31% Mar
1
4374 Oct, 25
24
21
>54% Feb
9
2 5 74 Jun
14
41 % Dec
12 Va Jun
27
20% Jan
20
29
3074 Jun
35
Nov
15
3774 Feb
28
16
Nov
12% Oct
24
34'A Jan
2
15% Jan
49% Jan
2
2274 Nov
14
15% Apr
17 % Oct
29% Jan
22
11
12% Jan
20 Va Jan
2
81
8
83
3 Va Dec
25% Jan
5
Oct
23
60% Jan
2
34
Dec
% Jan
2'/a Jan
39
67/4 Oct
4
Nov
15
14 Va Jan
2
27
49% Apr
4
19Va Aug 28
6
35
Jan
2
52% Oct
1
43 74 Jan
2
55
12% Oct
23
42% Jan
2
16% Oct
29
3574 Feb
28
33% Jan
2
21 % May 29
32% Nov
14
6474 Nov
53
Jun
30 '
May 29
47'A Dec
143
Goodrich
Grant
> Great
Great
29
31 % Jan
2
48
26
61% J*n
3
Oct
95% Oct
7%
8
82
Jan
2
9474 Nov
24
44 % Apr 19
43% Apr 12
94% May 11
38 Va Jan
4
50 74
34
2
3974 Mar 28
9374 Nov
13
9734 Jun
28
97
7
94% Nov
13
100'A Feb
28
12
99% Feb
6
10
For
.107
Sep
8
11
101% July 23
17
105
Sep
4
108% Jan
30
106
Feb
6
11074 Jun
18
16% Aug
6
2274. Nov
12
Mar 12
City
&
1174
12
11%
1174
8,700
16,800
/
2474
24%
24%
2374
,24 74
2374
2374
*3274
33
32%
3274
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3374
33%
337a
400
3374
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34
33%
33%
3274
3374
32 %
327a
55,500
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39%
3974
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
4.000
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2874
28 74
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2874'
2874
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28 Va
7,000
7.000
2874
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3,700
17
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1774
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1074
1074
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1074
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4,700
5374
5474
5474
55%
55 %
56
5574
56 7a
33,600
42
42%
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4274
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4274
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55,500
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3674
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25
1,300
:
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19
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18%
1874
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1874
8,100
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23%,
2474
23
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46,000
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2474
2474
84
82
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4
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100
,
17
18%
.
2.50
common
16%
24%
5
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Co
16%
7.800
54%
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Co
177 a
97,300
.
4
374
4
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4
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;
474
6,100
6,500
40
14,600
4%
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Nor
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1
3974
40
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16
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53%
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com
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5374
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54 Va
17%
51 %
17
17%
100
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15474
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3
24 Va
4 6 74
24 74
47 %
9474
Pacific
Ore
Tea
Prop
Paper Co
Sugar
preferred
Co
25
;
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—
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Co
.3
50
94
Utilities
preferred
$4.40
Co
preferred
preferred
$4.44
...
100
<
*93
*100%
100
100
Co
95Va
100
preferred
$5.08 preferred
Mfg
com.No par
100
$5
Gustin-Racon
4074
44 7 4
*93 74
46%,
3574
_____...2.50
21
41%
4 5 74
95%
47Va
36
9474
96
39%
40
3974
14%
39%
1574
39
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1674
15
15%
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5074
51
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5174
50
5374
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5374
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17
1774
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51 %
52
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52
4974
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15474
51
15474
24,900
1574
15
1574
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15,600
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54
7,100
10,100
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1674
4974
72,800
49%
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15474
24
24
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24
24
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24
47 %
4774
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4774
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7.400
50
24
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94
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96
94
94
4074
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4174
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26,200
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94
.
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14.400
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4574
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10774
20
22 %
17,900
-r
footnotes,
2,300
*
10%
Batteries Inc
&
$4.20
•
42,900
5374
No par
Rubber
preferred
Gulf-States
,
22 Vo
54
5
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
.1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No
par
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
j.
8.33%
13
108% Mar 14
41
Dec
__
Sep
70%
2174
10
...
Manufacturing
Greyhound Corp common
474% conv preference
52% May 13
70%
2274
'
Green
8
53%
7074
2174
17
17
5
Inc
Grayson-Robinson
£ :
54
*7074
V
1774
Inc
(B F)__
(W T)
3%%
900
1674
Rl
Graniteville
<7.
120
8,600
.
102
42 %
Union
Granite
53 74
102
15%
Mining
Grand
102 74
4274
Western
30% Oct
23
28%
102 %
1574
Great
46%
Jan
28Va
1
102 %
42 74
1
4
15Va Oct
39%
:
102%
160
15'A
Tire
(W
Granby
3074 Mar 18
.
2
103% July 18
3974
/
3674
42 %
25
6
30 Va Jan
105
3 4 Va
36%
15%
Oct
54
4
37% Nov
Mar
33 74
/^r
36%
42 %
154%.Nov
Jan
5
97% Jun
24'A
33%
3674
36%
103
1474
Great
5
2
24%
33
36%
900
106 %
11%
23%
106%
4274
15
31
3
1174
74,200
2474
*10274
14%
24% Apr
81% Dec
Jan
1174
,
24%
25%
102%
10674
*106
106%
42Va
Northern
30% Dec
Ju%24
11%
__5
Northern Ry Co
Western Financial
27
90
1174
—...
Great
27
87% Jan
11%
1
:—<•.
—
Great
7074 Jun
93
22%
...
2
23 % Nov
Jan
70%
21%
1
14
July
2074 Jun
27 Va May 29
70
22
54%
101,000
14%
Co
Goodyear
8
8
2
71
2174
54
15%
2474
54
70%
21%
15
4274
Globe-Union
8
86% Jun
4774 Feb
17
53 74
70%
20%
208.700
74'.
10274
2574
102%
*106
100
29%
14%
Grace
62 % Feb
Sep
36'A Jan
54%
V 70%
102
24%
-102%
26%
2874
42%
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24% Feb
147
5374
5
101 %
2474
103
27
*2674
14%
/
18
26
_80c
102%
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267s'
42%
/
24
22 74 Jun
102 Va
...
8,800
2774
1
3
26
30
May 29
137% July
3
*101%
Corp of Calif-1
Cards Inc
5
Corp
11
3 4 74 Oct
Dec
3674
—No par
1574
—————10
Co
25
30% Oct
14
Alden
Globe-Wernicke
33% Apr 22
1674 Aug 12
2674 May
9
2
2
12
2
27
July
36
Financial
20% Sep
2174 Oct
42Va Feb
36%
Cement Co...
49% Jun
2
22
10 Va May 29
18
36'/a
-
X2474
'
1
21% Oct
75
Feb
106%
*106
1
Co
Greeting
4474 Aug
2
2
*106
Co
Gillette Co
Gimbel Brothers
Ginn & Co
40% Aug 26
41% Apr
9
2
Products
Oil
Getty
2474
103/
106Va
4
11
71% Nov
Gerber
24 Va
100
Genesco Inc common
$4.50 conv preferred
Georgia-Pacific Corp
.,5674 Sep
16
34% Nov
5
...'
*27
*102%
preference
6
Feb
27
104% July
23
;
10
2
20
23% Jun
8
5%%
10
62% Jan
25
23
3874 Apr
General Tire & Rubber com..__30c
$5 preference
L100
21
Jan
29
127a Jun
12
Feb
17% Jan
40 % May
21 Va Oct
107
3
43% Mar
52
27 74 May
1
103'/a July 18
16
4
Apr
101% Jan
15%
.
28Va Jun
2.50
10
57/B
337s
8
Corp
377a
574
22
Time
26,900
33%
Oct
'
115
22.000
57/„
26 Va Jan
25
Tele & Electronics—3.33Va
■
33Va
22%
■
39 Va
113%
114%
114
'
.
33Va
28
22%
*
157a
28
21%
—5
__
35
5%
32%
Corp.a..__6.67
Industries
:
22Va
2.50
Corp
/
26
3
6.300
*114V4
4
20% Jan
6,700
.
25
6
4
5
82%
Mar
20
770
6.300
20%
Dec
19% Feb
8,600
'
2571,
28
30'A Apr
102 Va Feb
58%
38 74
19%
28
22
2,700
81%
July 26
24
190
8.500
/.
98
4%
May 29
Oct
5774
38%
5
25 Va
6% Oct
16
*97/
38%
7,200
9
16
98
26
16
8
10574
874
58 74
*95%
5%,
5
8
105 Va
■
16 74
58
r
30
25%
Eqtiipt Corp
__1
preferred
No par'
Refractories
Jun
31% Jun
75%
1,500
82
Service.
37 Va Mar 22
4% May 29
25% May 28
15.500
20
Precision
19
43% May 31
39% May
1
General
34% Oct
27% Aug 20
36
Nov 13
conv
33
26
Nq par
..No par
_<
59
$1.60
30 74
100%
32 Va
—___3
25
,
30 Va
*9974
3274
•
81 Va
common—1%
preferred
$3.75
3074
100 7a
32 Va
—100
——
Corp.
24
1
3074
iop%
32%
*19%
Corp..
Oct
87
30%
100%
30%,
.
..1
—No
26% Jun
15
100
5
common
Motors
A
:_1
Corp..
preferred
General
1
1,800
~
•
*99%
25%
Corp_i2
2,600
25,200
*30%
36
5Va
_/
8.200
5774
'32%
56
1
57%.
4,400
^
32%
94
—__100
...
Cigar
*11%
;
3674
99%
99%
9
16%
18%,
31
30%
32%
105%'
8%
30%,
-
8%
*104%
22% Sep
18
113
114
of
85% Oct
4
Apr
Apr
57% Jan
98
Co
"
No par
29% Feb
31% Jan
3
59% Dec
5774
6
77% Mar
1
57%
14
18 % Oct
25
25
57%,
27
71% Mar
57% Jun
Jun
57%,
Bancshares
General
44% Jun
57%
Corp——2
Corp——__5
Bronze
General
4
■
57%
-No par
21
18% Aug
15
1
57%
preferred
60% Oct
13% July 19
78% Mar 12
37
Transportation^.1.25
Baking Co common..:
_-5
General
83% Jan
36% Feb
7 3674
Investors
Oil
24
9% Jan
29 % Jan
25
3674
36 %
$4.50 preferred
6
Dec
36%
36%
Amer
28
46% Mar 20
25
21% May 29
General
31'/a Oct
40'/a Jan
2
85
30%
36%
37
com
100 % Nov
Jan
36 % Jan
Jun
108
13'A Mar 21
91VaJan
9
30%
36%
37
Corp
voting pref
8
2'
20 % Jan
30%
36%
37 Va
preferred-
conv
9
-
42% Mar 15
30%
36%
36%
—_.
convertible
$0.60
26% Mar
16
30%
36%
—
Acceptance
%%
General
15
31% July 25
67% Jan 28
11% Jan
6% Apr
24
Oct
4
33 % Mar 27
22 % Apr
30%
5
common
:
Garrett Corp
Gar Wood Industries
97
6
Nov
2
18
5
40
2
Inc
Preferred
Gardner-Denver Co__
6% Mar 28
Jan
11
8% Apr 23
99
4
18% Oct
7
May
54'A Jun
20
58% Nov
19
44% May 11
5% Jun 26
32
13
3% Jan
14
70
21
39% Jun
4% Mar 19
17 % May 29
27
36% Oct
40 % Mar 20
21
Skogmo
Conv
21
31 Va Mar 14
80
Voume
Number 6317
198
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1951)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
I
'
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
29
May 29
EXCHANGE
10
59% Feb
May 28
27
18% Jun
83
July
3
27% Jan
54% Aug 30
15% May 27
9 %
23
Hackensack Water
15
Hall
(W F)
Sep
26
6
93
Feb
4
31
29% Jan
2
37
Oct
31
4
21% Feb
6
28% Oct
21
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co
15
26 % Jan
3
38% Oct
24
Hanna
48% Mar 13
31% Jan
7
38% Oct
11
23
34% Jan
3
128% Apr
13
126
Jan
39% Jan
2
28
75% Jan
2
22
Jan
43% May
Hamilton Watch Co
35
2
57% Oct
6%
21
1
30% July 26
35% Jun
6
18% May
9
25 % Nov
7
Harshaw
32% Mar 20
41 % Oct
29
22
30% Jan
4
6% May 29
9% Jan
3
Oct
23% May
2
17% Jan
7 % July 29
9
Feb
6
Hat
365/a
36%
2,200
52%
52V4
52%
16,800
9%
13,400
/
27
42
Oct
24
35% Jan
13
Chemical
24
*23Va
24
*23 Va
24
*95Vt
99
*951/4
99
*951/4
"99
36%
36%
*361/4
36%
36%
36%
35Vb
36%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
7,100
36 Va
36
361/4
36V4
37%
37%
38'A
35%
37Va
32,700
37 Va
38%
37%
37%
37V4
38
37%
37% <
37 Vb
37%
5,800
130%
130%
*130
132
*130
132
1
34%
34%
34
34
34
34
55%
55 %
54%
55%
31 Va
32 Vb
24%
243/a
24%
24Vi
23%
24
40%
40 Va
40 Va
*39 Va
40%
40
40
19%
18%
19Va
18%
18 Vs
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
12,400
..1
7%
7»/4
7%
7%
*7V4
7V2
71/4
7V4
■;* 800
7%
7%'
3
48% Oct
25
Haveg Industries
_40c
43%
44
25% May
3
11/
Hawaiian
5
21%
22%
21%
221/4
Hayes
5
26%
27%
26
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz (H J) Co
No par
18%
19 %
8.33%
44%,
18%.-Aug
1
25% Feb
20
Apr
2
50% Sep
12
31% Jan
4
34
Oct
19
64% Jan
18
84
Dec
7
88
Mar
2
85% Feb
19
89% Jun
10
20% Oct
24
48
Jan
2
20
Oct
16
30% Jan
8
1124% Nov
15
35% July 12
Heli-Coil
13%. Jan 24
Heller
10% May 29
31% Oct 31
19% Apr
6
44% Jan
17
36
39
39 % May 14
6
13% Nov
3.65%
27% Jun
25
110% Aug 10
55% July 18
25
May 29
8
May 22
39% Aug 22
Helme
28
27
13% Feb
28
Helmerich
July 23
43 % Jan
16
Hercules
Ma~r~21
50
118
Dec
Jan
34 %
20
82
Sep
,3
115'
Aug
30% Oct
118
1
Mar
59
40% Mar 27
41 %
69
Jan
Apr
4
54% Jun
7
17% May
3
23
65% Jan
2
41% Feb
12
24
30
24
15% May 24
21 % July 10
12% Oct
14% Oct
Oct
23
29
Feb
14
19% Jan
15% Jun
21
37
Jan
2
Feb" 13
16
Jun
15
33%
7% Oct
24
17% Jan
22
19
26% Jun
14
9
27% Jan
14
Hewlett-Packard
55
25
High
8
28% Jan
16
10% Jan
30
25
3% Jan
2
9
Jan
25% Oct
32% May
6
Jun
25
41% Jan
3
87% Jun
25
94 % Dec
11
Jun
,1
30
Jan
93
3
2% Oct
24
14% Jun
22
16% Jun
25
37% July 18
104
101 % Jan
2
20 % Oct
Mar 22
93
18
2% July 31
15'% Jun
21
1
18% Jan
2
29% Oct
40% Jan
2
46
57 % Mar 20
45% Jan ' 9
80
83
Jan
10
90
Jan
9
97% Dec
Aug 13
Oct
87
9 % Oct
1
43%, May 29
2
July 18
95
28
42
2
106% May
9
24% Aug 16
5
82% May 17
4
89'% Jun
24
Holly
14
May 17
6
July
25
23% Mar
14
8
Furnace
17% Jan
41
Aug
32 % Oct
Holland
12
75
32% Jun
.
30
3% Feb
17
15
May 31
May
31
Oct~24
Jun
28
96% July
6
5% May 29
Jan
18
13 % Oct
26
37
87%
20 34
211/4
8,200
26 %
26%
261/4
26%
25%
26
24%
25%
24 Vb
24%
6,700
15,200
__25c
&
28
,62
31
29
5%
$2.25
Household
3%%
4%
Finance
-
preferred
4.40%~
14
Jun
53
54%
52
27
263/4
273/b
26%
27
46%
46 Vb
46%
46 Va
46%
5,100
357b
36%
13,800
Lighting
Jun
4
24
9.
Dec
17
30% Dec
105
Dec
18
4% Jun
28
12
Dec
7
Jun
29
55
Dec
17
18% Jan
37
Jan
2
Oct
25
Nov1
7% May 29
18% Jun 25
62
Oct
21% Oct
26
26
25
.
May 29
37% Mar 13
33
May 28
92
Jun
18
99
5 %
48
%
20
9
Aug 20
11
18
30
68 % Feb
1
20% Mar 14
100
Aug
35% Jun
20
2
25
114% July 15
July 19
11
Jan
29
Oct
64% Jan
25
Foods
Indust
&
Inc
5
com.
Hupp Corp common.
5%
preferred
series
A
;
Hussmann Refrigerator Co.,
Cement
'
.
___5
Illinois
Power
1
Indian
Head
Industria
Elect
6%
Steel
Int'l
7%
Int'l
4%
343/4
33%
33Va
34Va
34%
23%
24
2334
24
8,600
52%
52
53
53%
6,300
50%
51
511/4
51%
51%
51%
51 Va
50%
51 Vb
2,100
36 V*
36%
3(j 1/4
36%
45
38
May 29
17% Nov
1
Packers
International
Paper
preferred
363/4
10,700
*45
453/4
100
461/2
47%
471/2
*46%
47%
70
*51%
52
*51 Va
52
,'51%
51%
*513/4
52 Vb
*51 3/4
52%
*48%
49 Va
*48 Va
49%.
*48V2
49I/2
*48%
491/2
*48 Va
49Vb
46%
46%
*461/4
47
46 Va
46%
*46%
47
*46 V4
47 %
16
1614
16
16 >/4
153/4
16
15V4
15%
10,500
26 Va
26
263/4
25%
26
25%
26%
25 Va
26 Va
8,300
31 %
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
31%
3IV2
303/4
31
5%
5%
5 3%
5%
5%
900
77-%
78 Vb
7,300
International
41 Vb
41 Va
411/4
413/4
41%
42%
20,800
35%
34 %
34 7/s
34 >/4
34%
347b
35 Vb
6,100
36%
353/4
361/4
351/4
35%
33%
35%
4,900
*99 V4
100 Va
*99'/4
100%
991/4
1001/2
*99V4
24%
24%
24%
24%
247b
243/a
492%
484%
59 '/a
60
59V2
59Va
591%
58%
166
165 Va
165 Va
1651/4
165%
1651/4
165 'A
63%
63%
6474
63V»
641/4
1%
9% Oct
22
16 V* Jan
25
24% Feb
9
87% Jun
14
28
84
July 16
38% Sep 24
75% Jan
2
49% Oct
29
88% Jun
13
86 % Jan
7
59% Feb
7
42
Jan
7
73 % Jan
5
90
14%
14
14
Va
14%
14%
13,500
343/s
34%
34%
34 Vb
34%
62,500
*99%
100%
*993/4
100%
27 Va
*109
27%
27%
109
110
*6 Va
6 Va
*6
51
52
*51-
7 Va
6%
23%
*79 Va
674
a
23 3/4
7974
24 3
28
Va 109%
6%
51
*99%
1003/4
27%
27
1081/2
108 Va
*6 Va
,
51
6%
51
*99%
27%
*107
*6Va
51
*99%
10014
273b
1,700
108 Vb
1081/4
300
6%
*6%
6%
27
271%
51
52
51
7Vb
6 7/a
23%
24%
233/i
241/4
23V2
78%
78V2
78 Vb
7
260
7
7
67/a
2474
7
IOOV4
109 Va
9,100
24
11,200
78%
1,200
79 Va
79Va
78%
79
27
27 Vb
26%
27
263/4
27
2 6 3/4
27
261/2
2634
9,400
1
36
36 Va
36%
37
36%
36%
36Vt
371/4
36
36%
3,700
*393/4
42
*393/4
*39%
42
.
42
*393/4
*3974
42
42
1021/2
1021/4
50%
102%
45,100
102 %
102
1013/4
10134
290
100
101 Va
101 Va
1013/4
101%
101 %
101%
101%
1013/4
1021/4
IO2V2
760
International Utilities Corp com_2.5o
$2 convertible preferred....
25
*44%
conv
Motor
$6
22
*43%
44%
2,600
22
x21%
22
*443/4
45%
X441/4
441/4
1
48V4
48%
48 Va
49 3/8
491/2
50 Va
491/4
50
Freight System..1
22 V»
22 V*
22
221/4
22 Va
221/4
221/4
22%
221/4
22%
4,900
261/4
2,400
Gas
&
Co
Light Co
26 Va
29%
54Va
10
54
30%
*129%
;
Co
5
15%
*44
4434
:
200
54
30 3/4
131
19,600
.
26 V4
26
261/4
26Va
26V/4
26
26 Vb
29%
26 y4
29%
*53%
56c
common
Breaker
21%
'
1
3.50
Electric
21%
2.50
Co
preferred....
I-T-E-Circuit
*21%
22
380
4878
Power
&
22
50 Va
50%
45 Va
Light & Power Co
Power
99
50
48%
Island Creek Coal
7
14
34
1013/4
13
Sep
14%
341/4
501/4
31% Nov
84% Jan
14
333/4
102
Iowa
13% May
19% Feb
14 Va
33%
1023/4
21
2
2,500
14
33%
491/2
Iowa-Illinois
Jan
17,100
20,400
102
Interstate
12
8
64
63 Vb
102%
Iowa Elec
10
63 Va
50%
2
10
77b
X63 Va
63:J/4
102%
31% May 28
21
'
64%
6 3 3/b
102%
4%
23
8
64
623/4
49%
55% Apr
58% May
17% Apr
77b
64%
623/4
1021/4
2
2
8 Vb
8
63%
63%
-63
410
88
1021/4
23% Jan
13% Jan
*86%
8,300
10,300
50%
Interstate
26
8 '/a
65
64
63%
88
*861/4
88
637b
102 y4
24
12% Jun
*86V4
7%
62V4
102%
10
1
,
*861/4
58V4
164%' 164 Va
64%
49%
27% Jun
: July
'
■
8 Vb
64%
88
63%"
40,300
1021/4
16
131
88
*8
63 Va
1
Interstate Dept Stores
2
*86 Vb
60
3,200
4881/2
57%
591/4
165 V4
64%
20
24%
4831,4
491
5
pfd series C
pfd series D
3
16
488
241%
247b
102 V4
conv
28
Apr
493
101
100
4%
Jun
19% Jan
487 Va
489
*99 V4
101
100
com.No par
5
50% Oct
121
162 Va
*157
162 Vb
100
& Tel
2
2
*157
41%
series B
29
24
I621/2
1,800
411/4
..25
Tel
pfd
Oct
3
*157
77
36V4'
preferred
44
49% Jan
162%
76V4
No par
28% Jan
20
*157
162 Va
77
34Va
__No par
conv
3
75%
36 Va
common..
50% Mar
28 % May
76%
35
10c
Shoe
50"% Jan
27% July 24
Jan
3
5%
75%
41%
Co
International Salt
30
Aug 14
49
*156
X5%
36 V4
Corp...
4%
6
5%
76 Va
.5%
75 Va
5%
34 %
.^..100
53% Sep
52
18
16
No par
preferred..
International Silver
25% Jun
100
31%
$4
No par
Int'l Pipe & Ceramics Corp com
1
5%
convertible preferred.
100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
86
Oct
30
,
26 '/4
Limited—1
28% Apr 23
51% Aug 23.
39% Jun
7
104
!
-•
par
common___2.50
1
Jan
36
45%
*46%
63
4
33
367b
*44%
transactions
Mar
124% Aug 30
21% Mar 8
36 5/s
45%
*46V4
100
July 24
Jan
118
36%
*441/2
No par
Aug
50% Dec
36%
45
'46 Va
45%
*45
41 Vs
com
Canada
71
6
5lVt
8,000
47 Va
No par
...
34
Aug 30
.
%
50
Chemical
24
106% Sep
4,300
53 Vs
common
3
109
100
14V4
I
24%
24
7
14 Vb
14%
141/4
141%
44
*43
44
24
485 Va
27
3
14%
8 Va
*43
34Va
__^__l
Feb
Nov
14'A
,
44
23%
Machines..5
Jan
99 % Jan
14V4
*43
52%
;
7%
44
160
No par
29
16
19,900
3474
Mexico.100 pesos
98
38% Sep
41% Jan
8',4
531/4
preferred
International
81/4
8 Vb
1
41 % Apr
11
8%
24
Int'l
5%
8Va
34%
International Mining Corp
International
8 Va
23%
Corp.:
of
130
8%
*43
19,000
53
preferred..
Nickel
99%
53 Va
_____1
Business
&
101 Vb
991/4
26 7/a
23%
100
Harvester
267b
101 Va
100 Va
3471,
Co.____
Minerals
26 Vb
102
*99%
52%
common.
Iron
26%
100%
991/4
No par
preferred
Inland
2674
100 Va
X99 '/4
23%
Corp
De
Ingersoll-Rand
x26%
XlOOVa.
99%
26%
-102
100
34%
Mills Inc
General
:
27%
102%
99%
277a
102'%
...5
...
Resistance
Jun
1.700
50
Rectifier
3
1,700
3,700
i
...No par
Co
International
12
53%
V.
%
..5
International
52% Apr
53 Vb
.
II,900
__
27 %
*101
■
...
Co.
7
25% Jan
11,000
54
28
21
Jun
10%
53%
21% Oct
40
12
10 lb
53%
10% Jan
17% May 29
5214
12
53%
20
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
51%
541/4
29% Feb
100'% Sep
x421/2
43Vb
*531/4
3
2
98%
43V4
.54%
22
101
*96 Va
54%
6% Oct
2
89%
98 Va
10
20 Va Apr
12
*87%
*96%
431/4
12
4
115% Jan
8 9 Va
98V2
42%
52 %
Mar 26
4
*871%
*96%
43
Va
10%
36
39% May
58% Jan
891/2
98 Va''
88
12
preferred
preferred
1
10
*87Va
*96 Va
52'/a
47%
29
4
210
88%
98 Va
lOVa
50
87% Sep
11% Jan
18
83 %
59%
10%
__^__5q
17
16
*82
10%
preferred
Sep
83 Va
10%
preferred
36%
6,200
59Va
*82
10%
___i
500
59%
59
831/2
10%
Co..
4,400
28
591/2
423/4
4.70%
31
Jan
*82
400
161/4
45%
*45
451/4
12%
30
Jan
Jan
98
104
59
83%
27%
28 Va
27 Va
*45
52 Va
.50
65% Oct
26% Feb
10
1
95
,26
101
59%
591/4
*82
161/4
16%
*16
12
common_.No par
63 % May 20
6
451/4
45V4
52%
Co
175
2
28 Va
45
12%
International
13% NOV
15 Va
27 Vs
52%
28
26% Jan
15Va
28%
52%
501% Oct
5
15%
28'A
*45
xl2Va
384 % Jan
38% Mar 16
18% Dec
15%
,
12 %
& Sm Ltd—No par
transactions
Foreign
22% Oct
3,300
52%
Interlake
Oct
2%
12%
15
7
2 3/b
52%
26% Apr
56% Aug
25
2%
42%
23 % Jan
3
Jun
*2%
1
29
85% Jan
52
2%
1
Power__No
Oct
15
2%
par
&
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
10
Interchemical Corp common.c___._5
4%% preferred
;
100
83% Jan
9
2%
89 %
89%
*96%
preferred
40% Aug 28
6
Jan
4,500
83%
4.08%
38% May 23
85% Mar
81
20
20%
59%
4.26%
4
40% Jan
59%
9
30
49% Jan
104 '/a
20 Va
16%
25
Mar
157 % Jan
1041/2
20%
45
21
Sep
1
105 Vb
20Va
28%
Sep
36
8
Feb
57
*1041%
201/2
2%
2%
45
Feb
30% Feb
16
57% Mar
159% Mar
105V4
201/4
Co
81% Oct 29
2
*104%
20%
Corp
5
22
105 Va
20%
28%
*82
170
*1041/2
:
43%
Indianapolis Power & Light._No
24
13,500
98
*96
43
Indiana
Jun
<
*16
100
5
Jan
43% Oct
2%
100
18
,34
36%
5o
29
145
17,400
"53%
553/4
26%
17% Sep
578% Jan
16,900
54%
33% Sep
6 % Jan
2
300
7,800
5%
46 Vb
36% Jail
Mar 16
5%
12,000
56%
8
29
5%
6 V4
26V4
46 V4 '
42
101
19
55Va
Aug 12
29% Feb 25
Mar
5
19,700
15 ^b
19%
6Va
6%
19V4
5%
5%
5%'
15Va
15%
61/4
19
46 Vs
4.20%
.
4%
15%
6%
19%
25%
49 % Feb
96
153/4
6 V2
19
55%
9
26
15Va
46%
46 % Oct
Apr
15%
I,700
25%
May 29
98
42 Va
55%
48
31
90% July 24
20 % Oct 24
20%
43 Va
46 %
49% Jun
46% Sep
193/4
421/4:
25%
4.42%
May" 29
20%
44%'
15%
15%
14.%
159
19%
431/4
1
50% Mar 20
1
15 %
21
45%
!
10
7
2
19%
44
%'
45%
4%
Nov
22
25,900
62,900
21
■
4%
48%
48% Jan
20
43'/4
21
42%
6%
May 25
39 % Jan
22%
22%
19%
19%
15
26
25
22%
6
Aug
,31% Jun
22%'
Xl9
;
.
RR
28
22%
*22 Va
6%
...
preferred
Houston
Central
Jan
22%
100
Illinois
155
22%
common.No par
25
19
22% |
19%
preferred...
57% Jun
Jun
lfVOo
7,600
22%
6 %
preferred.
2
155
201/4
preferred....
25
Industries Inc common..3
convertible
39% Jan
5
20
19%
Inc
Industries
151.; Jan
20Va
convertible
Houdaille
Central
2
19Va
21
Illinois
Jan
20
105
10
65
193/4
21
59% July
5
20
105
5
Jan
19%
$5 div 2nd pfd series C____No par
Ball & Bearing Co..
.2.50
Hotel Corp of
America;common
1
Apr
87
19%
Hoover
Ideal
26
18,400
14%
19%
97
Idaho Power Co..
50% Sep
44%
13%
,
..12.5o
36% May 23
5% July
43%
14%
5
26% May 24
19
44%
13%
50c
•
7% Feb
44
13%
__1.50
13% Oct
5 % May
44%
13%
2.50
Corp
Mar 18
24
44
13% "
1
21
May 21
44%
13%
5
;
32% July 31
43 % Mar 30
5,800
44
14%.
Jan
70
100
62
32%
31%
43 %
53
3174
13%
43 %
5«i
*60 Vb
44%
30
8
117
♦115%
62
32
32
13%
8%
12
32
43%
8%
21
Nov
117
*601/4
31 Va
50c
Corp
1
9% Oct
46 % Nov
*115%
62
*60
36%
.
600
32
*99'/4
5
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
1153/4
117
62
100
Apr
47
115%
*115%
series B
18
5
117
preferred
4
31
44% Feb
63,900
5%
Jun
14 % Oct
50
367b
__10o
13
45% July 19
37%
A
21% Feb
•
36
series
14
52% May 16
37%
preferred
Jun
6
36 Va
5%
45
,
37%
Hunt
8
34% Mar
36%
7
40% Jan
45
37
,
36% Jun
14
9
13,500
9%
'
Dec
15
10
103% Aug 21
103
Apr 30
10
Hudson Bay Min
20
Nov
10
6
98% Feb
46% May
10 Va
55% May
28
41
10
62
Winston
Johnson
0
48
10%
36%
Stores
10
May 29
100
9%
10 Va
96%
Howard
98 % Jan
42% Jan 16
44% July 16
48% July
3
39
35%
Howard
26% Nov
2
38V4
39
13%
96
23
6
46% Feb
38
39%
32%
45 %
Jun" 25
38V4
*39
>32
I
31%
38
39%
13%
36 Va
13% Aug 22
2
Jan
38%
*39
13%
96
55% Oct
68% Jan
29% Jan
131/2
*38
39%
13%
36Va
9
101% Mar
37
27
13%
38%
*39
37
5
47% Jan
18% Sep
13%
*38
38
*60
Co
Sep
9
23% May 29
13%
%
13%
38 %
*39
117
America
May
56% Apr
110
89%
13%
.10
__
preferred__25
96
Howe Sound
42
87%
21 Va
96
4
6% Aug 15
8,400
5,000
87%
36 V2
14
9% Mar 26
43i%
36%
2
Feb
44%
97
2
101
44Va
*95
9% Jan
2
44%
.No par
39% Jan
10% Nov
44%
Corp common___5
4
8
44%
preferred
45% Aug 27
17% Feb
44%
Chemical
48
20
10,700 ;
$4.25
Mar 26
Jun
19
21
Mining
6
Jan
18%
881/2
Corp....:........!
Sugar
Foreign
28%
95
of
Rinehart
May
13
19Va
Hooker
92% Mar 21
100
18%
■
6
61% Aug 20
88
Holt
Homestake
19
100
Corp
Electronics
Inns
53% Aug
8
39% July 12
99
May 9
18%
21 Va
Hotels
Hoffman
19
20 Va
Co
Holiday
Jan
5
Hilton
4
5,400
18%
26,100
*87%
Engineering Corp___l
58% Oct
2
-
Voltage
34% Jun
31
43% Jan
60
25
26
88%
Inc.
30,
Sep
25Va
21%
Inc
6% Sep
2
2
July 18
26
6
Oct
26%
l
17
6
25Va
.1
25% Apr
15% Nov
Sep
26 Va
preferred.No par
Corp
No par
Chemical
18% Apr
1
25 Va
21%
...
&
Hewitt-Robins
36% Mar
28
Co
Oil
24% Feb
40% Jan
July
Dec
Hess
22%
26%
*87 Va
36%
A
3
~8% Feb~~l
42
Hertz
22
44%
9%
Chocolate
Heublein
,
42%
22%
21%
...
class
413/4
22%
22%
88 %
i0c
preferred
conv
Hershey
42%
43
221/4
20%
common____i 1/24
Powder
*42
42%
42 Va
42%
44 %
*87%
Payne.
221/4 May 16
2
20
$2
&
*42
423/4
44
43%
1
common
2
16% Jan
18 % Oct
3% Dec
5%,
11
37
10% Oct
32% Oct
Mar 11
2
28
(G W)
*42
42%
1.100
______No par
n'on-ciiimulative
7%
*42
42%
.
4,200
loo
(WE) & Co....
Jan
*42
-
443/h
87 Va
Industries.
Corp......
37% Jan
35
common...
preferred
Helene Curtis
18%
July 13
_
9,600
32
24 Va
44 % Jun
22
7,000
31%
4
15% Jun
31 Va
24 VT
5,300
53 Va
52
*39%
2
Sep
31%
10
33%
40%
19
50
551/4
132
*331/4
32%
*40
Inc
54
*130
24%
5
Telephone Co
Industries Inc
'
'•
34
24%
5
common
132
33%
54%- ,--55—
31%
31%
____1
of America
preferred
*130
31%
__1.25
Marx
.
16
32
200
2,900
35%
19% Jan
24 % July 22
9 Vb
9%
27%
Co_
&
Corp
5%
9%
*23
99
40% Jan
2
9%
93/a
9%
23%
*95'/4
21% Nov
Mar 29
38% Jun
1,000
1
Inc
Harvey Aluminum Inc
11
39
36%
52'/4
1
World
4
16
38%
63%
52%
7.5o
Harris-Inter type
Hart Schaffner
39%
36 3/4
521/4
100
&
21
42
*39
363/4
2.5o
_
Brace
Dec
38% Feb
17% May 29
May 29
39%
*39
39%
36%
52%
9%
36%
.
24% Jan
25% May 29
36%
com
Corp
Harsco Corporation
30
Shares
23%
99
_
Co..
preferred
the Week
Nov. 15
36
23 Va
*95%
__2.50
Harbison-Walker Refrac
Harcourt
Friday
Nov. 1.4
52V4
9%
9%
$
*23
_l
Hammermill
May lo
Sales for
Thursday
;v
Nov. 13
'
100
common
4VJr convertible preferred
132 % July 15
2
_
52%
II.l
Hallicrafters Co..
(MA)
36%
51%
x39%
393 a
35%
5
Co_.
22% Feb
27% Apr 10
108% .Aug 23
39
5
..12.50
Printing Co
Halliburton
2
24
Aug
3
20% July 11
39 % Jun 25
36% Nov
30
2
Oct
122
40% Sep
Oct
3
16% Oct
26
7
Apr 29
48
Nov. 11
Par
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 13
'
Jan
27% Jan
108
21% Oct
26
Jan
29
14
36% Jan
34% Jan
26 % Jun
36
37% Au'g 30
36% Mar 22
Tuesday
Monday
II
25% May 28
44% Oct 24
LOW AND
'
STOCK
2974
29%
293/4
29%
29%
29V2
29%
8.600
533/4
54
53%
54Va
537/a
541/4
5374
54%
3,400
54
54
523/4
533/4
531/4
53
53
700
30
22,200
30%
*1291/2
15%
15%
11%
XlOVa
311/4
131
15%
303/4
*129%
X153/4
31%
131
16 Va
*53
293/4
*1297/2
I6V4
307b
131
16%
29 Vb
129V2
129%
10
161/4
16 Vb
12,200
J
11% Jun
82
July
43% Sep
61% Oct
For
23
112
~
foptnotes,
Feb
see page
25
6
Jaeger Machine Co
1
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
May 15
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
61% Aug 29
89% Jun 20
Jewel
2
51% Jun
6
Johns-Manville
2
124% Oct
16
Tea
3f4%
Johnson
Co
Inc
common
preferred
&
Corp
Johnson
...
...
5
1
pfd__100
1
100
5
5
11%
11 Va
17
17%
17'/4
171/2
86%
87V4
86%
86%
55 V4
*89
47%
103%
551/4
901/4
48
105%
53%
*89
47%
101 Vb
55
901/4
48
104%
11
17
*86 %
54 Vb
*89
471/2
100%
111/4
4,000
17%
17Va
17 Va
16%
17 Va
5,900
863/4
*86 V*
86%
86 Vb
86 V4
70
55
52 V2
531/4
8,900
HVa
55
901/4
48
103%
11
54
*89
47 3/b
101
11
90 Vb
11
*89
<
48
47%
105
1001/4
91
48
102'A
18,700
9,500
^he
(1C52)
20
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, November 18, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Kange for
Previous
Lowest
\
73%'J an
2
18
Monday
Par
Jonathan Logan Inc
Oct
17
105% Apr
i-t
& Laughlin Steel common_lo
preferred series A
_100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
___1
47% Jan
102% Mar 26
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
24
21% Jun
15% Mar
2
100% Jan
22
88% Jun
Highest
29% Jan
May 29
IS
38% Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
A
Highest
Year 190:1
65
50c
17% Jan
4
13% Jan
15% Oct
23
19
■40 % Jan
' 4
19% Jan
29% Sep
6
Joy Manufacturing Co__
26
42 Vb Jun
5
Kaiser
31 Va Nov
14
Jan
2
May 29
37
Mar 15
Jun
26
99
Sep
20
90
47
Jan
3
50% Dec
6
50
103
Jun
7.
Jan
101
111
10
28
37 %'
-
July 31
86
Aug
6
83
Apr
94'/a Dec
26
95 % Jan
26
ioiy2 Nov
5
89
Jan
8
94% Dec
Jan
26
12
95% Oct
41% Nov
Feb
95 % Jan
4
City Pr & Lt Co com_No
preferred
100,
2
4.20%
preferred-
preferred-
Kansas
15
20
Nov
27
19% Jan
8
27
28% Oct
12
27% Jan
2
36% Jun
27
50 y2 May
7
13% Oct
24
26% Jan
4
'
11
Kansas
Gas
Feb
26
Kansas
13
53 7
2
a
&
preferred-
&
26 VA Jun
25
40
16 y2 Mar 18
44% Nov
12
2
42
Jun
21
Kelsey
Jan
2
42 % Sep
5
Kendall
2
Kennecott
32%
31%
31%
32,
32%
16.700
92
92
92
92
*92
92 Vi
400
50%
50%
503/4
50 %
50%
*50 VB
50%
600
*108
112V4
110
*105
110
*105
110
*105
110
*105
110
100
*82
41
Va
84%.
*101
41 Va
VA
41%
*41 %
41%
41'A
41V4
*82 Va
84
*82%
84 Va
*82%
84%
84%
84 Vz
95
%
*93 '/a
*93 Va
95
*93%
qs
*93%
95
931%
93%
30
100 34
30
102%
*92 Va
100% 101
95 Va
*99%
*97%
43
43%
*20
21
*97%
44
*20
10034
951%
*92 Va
100
%
100%
*100
95 Va
*92-'/a
100
42 Vz
41
41'A
*92%
*20
20%
*97%
100
43%
44Va
*92%
951%
*97%
100
44
*100
100%
70
95%
100
43'A
43%
1.700
43 Va
4.400
20 Va
*20
32 %
3238
32%
33 Vz
*33
331%
33
8.75
33%
4.600
51%
51'A
*51%
51 %
51'A
5IV2
*51%
513A
51
1,800
_1
51V2
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
243A
24%
23%
24 Va
28.700
20%
20%
241/4
•
'
21
200
50c
42:ia
44%
43 %
44%
42%
43%
1
42%
43 Va
42%
43 Va
8,100
40%
40%
40%
40 3A
40 3
8
40%
40
40 Va
391%
40
4,400
39%
39 VA
39%
39%
39%
40 %
40
No par
39%
75%
40%
4,800
76%
—2.50
Co—
Co—
___$
77 Vb
76 %
76 7a
77%
77%
76%
77%
10
64 Vb
64%
64 Vb
64%
X03%
64%
63 %
64%
63 Vs
64
12.400
Kerr-McGee
-1
37 5b
38 Va
37 Vb
37%
37%
37%
37:ia
37%
37 'A
371/a
29,100
34 v Jan
3
40;% Sep
16
1
Kimberly-Clark Corp—.
.—
—5
King-Seeley Thermos CO——_—1
Kirkeby-N.atus Corp
—1
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
100 g
38 %
39
38%
38 %
38
38 Va
*37:i4
38%
*3734
383b
69%
69%
43 Va
69%'
69
70
69%
70
69 Vz
69 '/a
9,600
42%
42
V2
42 %
42 Vb
423/4
41%
42
41 Vb
41'/a
2,400
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22V4
22%
22%
23
223/4
23%
11,600
14
14
14
13%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
''3,400
4134
42 'A
41 Vz
413A
41%
41%
41 Va
41%/
41
45% Oct
25
79% Jan
52% Mar 13
May 28
34% Dec
32 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
v
Kern
Copper——.
County
9
39% Mar
88
Feb
26
Apr
11
25
Oct
14
40% Oct
28
91
10
84 % Jan
57
16
437a Apr
8
*'
Mar 22
c
4
Kresge
(S S)
16%' Jan
2
27 % Oct
7
13 % Jan
22
18% Nov
14
31% Aug 26
Kroger
34% Sep
K
367/s Ja.n
8
21%. Jan
13% Oct
24
25'A Mar 12
Oct
24
18
Mar 12
Jun
25
30% Jan
2
23% Jan
2
24% Oct
26
39% Jan
4
27% Jan
2
Oct
(E J)
Korvette
29 %
22
^
(S
Kress
V
-10
—■
—,100
4 1TB
42V4
.
88 Va
88%
88 V2
89
38 V„
37%
38 Ve
37%
37%
253'4,
25%
25%
26
2i)
10
Co
88
10
—
88
37V4
23
23 Va
22 Va
23
22 Va
5
—1
Sutherland Paper Co—
5
Mfg Co—
1.100
a
■
2
■
,
1
89
-
89
38
/
39%
x25%
74
26%
22%
22 Va
22
/„
6.200
7-70
65,100
26 Va
10.100
*22 %
Va
89'4
38%
25 Va
:
88 Vz
38
>:234
2,200
177a
17T'a
17 7 a
17%
177a
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18 Vz
7.500
28%
28%
28%
29
2834
29'
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
15,500
30%
—
Co
P
,
-1
Inc
&
*13%
69
19,200
——.
common
Co
H)
Kroehler
16
Transactions
Koppers Co Inc
4%
preferred
2
Oct
Go.
Industries—,
—
16% May 31
Foreign
44% M'ar 14
Land
Oil
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
2.0
3
Sep
50
2
Mar. 16
Sep
23% Oct
72%
2
12
79 V'2 May
2
m5»8
20
32
91%
50%
22
25
11
33
91%
50%
78% Jan
30% Jun
20
32%
92
42% Apr
46 % Feb
80% Aug
2
21% Oct 24
10,800
2
Jan
917/a Mar
25
27
800
25V'4
2
86
24
Jun
33% Jun
14%
24 Va
15
22
60 % Oct
20
14%
25 Va
34% Jan
Jan
28
14 34
25
66 % Jan
48
11% Dec
14%
25%
63 VB Nov
24
23
14 3A
25 Va
39%
77
24% Sep
59% Oct
24
!160
*14'/a
26
32 Va
..
Hayes
,143/4
32 %
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
Jan
30
y2 Jan
24% Nov
27
33
62 V4
105 Va
112%
25
Light Co._.
36% Sep
61%
104%
*108
Electric Co„_No par
Power
63
'105
1121/4
City Southn Ind com No par
35% Sep
..
9.700
34.300
62
105
105
*108
-100
Non-cumulatiVe
21% Mar 25
17 % Nov
105
112%
100
4.35%
1
17%
*108
100
25
17%
33%
41%
4.50%
48%' Jun
Shares
,-KjNov.,15
17%
112%
par
—
63V4
%
*108
7
Mar
preferred
preferred
17
the Week
*1C8
"
23% Jun
Jan
A'
100% Apr
a,
pfd—100
1959) conv pfd —100
3.80%
4%
62%
63%
14%
25
33%
July 19
July 17
97 % May
26
Jan
4b
Kansas
102"
10
Sep
38%
23
(ser of
43% Sep* ,5
'
;>
97
22
36 VB Nov
:
(ser
4%%>
17%
Friday
.
Va
15
26
*91%
*50%
50
of 1957) conV
4%%
31
Jan
24 /% 86
A 96
12
'• Jan
99% May 10
27
91
110
May 26
81
93
3
78
7
113% Hug 22
Sales for
Nov. 14
106
*105
25%"
Corp:
33V30
preferred..
100
convertible
106
*14%
Chem
,
4
102% Feb
May,21
"
&
...
Mar 25
104% Jan
May 16
112
Alum
4 Vb %
PRICES
Thursday
17-%
18%
62%
SALE
Nov. 13
12
'
1
4%%. preferred
52 % Aug
177b
63%
*105
__
100'4 July 19
i*v'
Nov.
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
11
18
62%
.
5%
13% Dec
84
17%''
>
Jones
14% Oct
25
Nov.
31%
30%
30%
30%
30 'A
29%
30
29%
30
•/
3,900
L
Oct
10
40% Jan
12
20% Oct
25
367/b Jan
10
Jun
15
36 y2 Jan
3
18
13 Va Oct
40y2 Mar
22
13 Vz Jun
Laboratory
7
26
Laclede
7
29 % Oct
15
Lane Bryant—
25% Aug
19
Lanvin-Parfums
14
Lear
12
44
8
29% Fab
14
51 Vb Apr
15
25'% Nov
2
31 Vb Jan
Nov
22% Mar
18Vb Nov
Apr
15
9
12
13% Jan
26
21% Apr
13 Va Jun
25
39
Jan
TS
15
28
24'
Feb
8
3
18% Aug
2
Apr
17
44'A Sep
14
20'A Jun
1% Feb
12
27%
273A
27
27-1%
26%
18%
18%
183/4
18%,
19
191/2
19%
3,100
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
15%
16 aB
23,100
5
20%
24
22
22%
22.
i
221/4
213a
221/4
20%-
21%
•16,000
5
31V8
33
32
323%
30%
321/4
311/4
32
31%
321/4
15,900
15%
15%
15
15%
14%
151/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
22,100
%
1 %
1
%
1%
r>-11/4
1%
1 V4
13 a
1 'A
1 3'S
*21%
22 Va
Siegler
Inc_
Rubber & Tire
Corp
;
1
23
Jan
31
26% Jan
2
31% Oct
9
22 y4 May 29
43% Feb
8
28
Oct
7
39 % Jan
22
Corp
Lehn & Fink Products—
13
8
9% Jan
2
12% Sep
17
Leonard
15
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
4
9% Oct
24
63% Oct
23
62
May 31
31 % May 29
Jun
40
Oct
66% Jan
45% Nov
24
2
29
150
26
25% Jan
25
2
Jan
33% Oct
6
155% May 11
2
,46 % Jan
54% Mar 29
2
,
27
Ling-Temco-Vought
57 % Sep
25
Belt
Link
22 Va
*21%
22 Va
*21%
%
*21%
30%
30 Va
30%'
30%
30%
30 'A
30%
31%
31%
31%
30'
31
30
30 Va
22
31'A
.,30 Va
30%
10%
10%
IO34
1038
10 Va
lO'g
10%
53%
54 %
53%
54%
533,4
54 Vz
53 5a
541/4
15
7
15
VB
Co__
71%
701/a
153 V4
152%
16 %
17%
541/4
55
34%
34 %
16%
17
53%
54
5
;__
'
•
15
x70%
1531,4
34V4
50c
L
15%
73%
153'a
5
Inc_
15
a
153%
73
25
1.400
19.400
22 %
30 3a
*10%.
100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
18% Feb
13% July 10
*21%
30 %.
1
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
7%
preferred
:
26%
30%
3
Libby McNeil & Libby
3
47 Va Mar 29
'
—5
Inc
6
159% Apr
1
1
2
16% May
83% May
12 Vb Mar 26
17% Mar 12
110% Feb
147
15
50% July 24
Mar 19
Lehman
Refineries
,
1
.—•«*,
21% Sep
56 % Aug
11,800
23,200
46
27%
7
Feb
8%
26
*41
15%
11
25
8V4
25%
46
18 %
35% Feb
8% Oct
8%
26'A
*41
27
22% Dsc
43 Vb Oct
8%
25%
26
46
15%
9
23
25%
*41
19 Va
24
Vb Mar 16
'
27^8
—1
19% Jan
1
9
9%
26%
46
Lehigh Portland Cement-;
15
Lehigh Valley Industries com
1
$1.50 conv pfd series A„„No par
19
1-Vb Aug
9
25%
*41
15 %
No par
Inc
23% Oct
1 % May 29
26:%
46
*42
25
series A
9 Va
26%
_—_4
common
18%
Leesona
4
14% Nov
21
Co
preferred
27%
Lee
NOV"'11
24
3
-
Sep
Gas
4.32%
9
for Electronics Inc„—1
15% Jan
35% May
8
8 % Iov
24
19% May 29
36 % Aug 15
15 VB
15
10 3b
x52
4,400
103a
2,000
53%
Vz
15
15%
12,700
16.300
15
'5.800
70 "a
70%
70 Vs
70%
16,100
152 V4
*152'%
153%
*152%
153%
71
160
34
34%
34'%
35
'
341/2
351/4
13:000
16%
16%
16'.a
16%
15%
16%
38,300
54%
•35
54%
54 Va
55
54
54%
6.300
"
4% Oct
25
19 y2 Jan
2
4% Aug 13
15% Oct
24
57
2
13'A Aug 14
Jan
7% Mar 14
46
July
9
69% Dec
5
57% Mar
Oct~24
47% Feb
6
33% Sep 23
15% Aug 13
44
17%
24% Feb
13
17% Jan
23 Vb May
15 % Oct
23
18% May 29
27% Jan
22
2
155% Jan
23
Feb
1
86% Oct 24
2
25
4
Jun
6
100% July
6
104
88
Aug
9
95
Dec
90
Jan
3
96
May
36%
Oct~24
28
24'A Feb
15
7
143 % Feb
14
17
34% Jun
12
104
Mar 20
Jan
94% Mar
31
96
1
Jan
107
7
8
-
Jun
63% Feb
27
151
25 % May 29
64
Apr
40
50
May 29
8 Vb
May 29
42
6
142% Jan
4
Mar 20
'> Apr
32
10
17
153% Nov
Jan
Star
Gas
Loral
7
Jun
4
17
7%
(P)
Louisville
<&
9% Jan
13% Sep
5
39 % Jan
49% Apr
15
Lukens
27
21% Feb
20
15% Jan
23
Oct
10
Lykes
21% Oct 25
40% Feb
20
24
30
Jan
17
MacAndrews
46 Vb Apr
15
Mack
25
44 Va Jun
5
45% Jun
86
25
2
35% Oct
15
46'A Jan
3
52
56
2
75
Nov
11
4
96% Apr
2
1
24
8
Jan
2
93
Dec
31
30% Jan
24
15
1% Oct
24
7% Oct
24
Jan
91% Sep
19% Mar
3% Mar 27
10 V\ Mar 21
1 %
Jun
34% Jun
July
9
25
2% Jan
7
28
22% Jan
2
27
14
21% Aug
9
Oct
27
24
25% May 29
40% May 23
38 % Feb
5
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
22% Jan
4
Martin-Marietta
46 Vb Jun
13
61
Sep
13
70% Oct
9
2
27*
2
18
July 26
36% Jan
10
44% Aug 14
84
May 18
53
May 27
82 % Jan
2
87% Jun
4
26
86 % Jun
Feb
29
76
May 21
75
77% Feb
July 29.
80
May 10
82
Jan
87
20
84
13% Oct
24
35% Feb
5
23 % Jun
14% Jan
25
35% Feb
2
29'% Jan
33
27
78% Jap
21
22
Jun
35
.
19% Oct
24
15% Nov
27
81 % Dec
24
81 Vb Dec
27
102% Nov 23
63
Dec
19
18% Oct
23
35
Jun
21
28 % Oct
26
18% Aug
15
Jun
8
26
3
Dec
20
32% Jan
2
48
3
.'
Sep
Jan
6
61 V8
Nov
23
47
Sep
60 % Feb'
26
6
25.
943i
21
21V4
1%
2
1%
1%
2
2
1%
*94
1%
2
9,000
75
94%
20%
21 Vb
2
,/■
400
9,800
10.500
%
8 Vz
8 Va
31
31
30 %
31
30'A
30'%
30
Va
30'%
29 Va
30%
2,900
403a
41 VB
40%
41
40%
42'%
42%
44'%
43 Vs
44%
109,400
41
41
40
87b
8%
8%
8%
.
*8 Va
8%
*8'%
8
41%
.
40 Va
41Va
28%
28 3/4
x28 /-
24
24
24
24%
.
40'A
5,400
28%
39%
28 *%
Va
1.100
28'A
2 8'A
2,300
24 %
24
24 Vb
1
8%
*8%
1,000
34
34%
33%
34
33V2
33%
33%
33%
33 V4
31
30 38
31
30 Va
303%
30%
Si¬
29%
33%
30%
6,800
30%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
IIVb
10%
ll
10%
10%
7,300
*34%
V2
34%
34%
34 V8
341%
34
341%
34 Va
34 Vb
371/4
37%
37V4
37 3b
4,000
34
4.509
2.600
No par
1
49%
50
%
51%
51
513A
51 Va
51%
May Dept Stores common
5
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No par
68 "4
68%
68
67i%
67%
Corp
Inc
Mattel
$3.75
$3.40
M
C
(J
A
—
1947 series.No par
preferred
preferred
3%%
_No par
——
series
1959
Inc
W)
;
100
—1
_
Co—
—No par
$6
issued
78%
77%
*86
87 "a
84 V2
*84
77'%
10,900
85
1,810
86
*84
86
77'%
*76
771/2
771/2
77%
86'%
86 Va
preference B
(J
McDonnell
Aircraft
Ray)
McGraw-Edison
&
Co
*84
*86
86'/a
161
17
17%
17
17i%
17'A
171/4
17
17V2
7,70i
38
38
38 Va
38%
38 VB
38 'A
38 'A
3 8 34
38%
38%
2,70
62 'A
62'A
62 Va
623%
61 Va
62 V8
2,901
37
363/4
36%
36 %
36%
l,00i
33
33%
35
331/2
341/2
7,10
*22%
23Va
*86
87'%
62
62%
37
37
37
32%
32%
32%
32
*21 %
%■
21%
*22
22%
21%
21aA
2134
21%
*21%
223/s
50c
11%
11%,
11 Va
11%
11 Vs
11%
Va
22
*21
74
74
•73%
80 Va
81
80',4
*36%
86%
*22 3A
22
,.
11%
231/a
22 'A
11%
&
Steel
Inc-
Co——:
Corp__
McNeil Mach & Eng Co
McQuav Norris Mfg Co..
22'A
1.30
11V4
11,50'
75
1'
27i
75
81'%
823%
*81 %
83
*81 Va
83
89%
*87'%
89 7%
89%
90
*87 Va
93
*731%
,
3
90
*87%
57%'
61
61%
63
60 V4
613%
60'A
6014
60 V4
60'A
1,00
23 %
24 Vs
23 3b
23%
22%
23%
22'%
23'A
21%
22%
31,90
55 VB
56
54%
55 Va
541%
54%
54%
551%
55'A
55 VB
14.50
1
39%
39 Va
38%
39%
38%
39
38»%
38%
38
38%
29'%
28%
29
28%
29 Va
18'A
18
18
18
18
41
41%
401/2
40 V2
16%
16%
48%
49
29 Va
30'A
18
18
No par
41 %
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 3B
16'%
16'A
161/4
1
—1
*18
29%
29 'A
29%
No par
Co
Robbins
Trucking
11 Va
Va
75%
80
75
18'A
*18
transactions
&
22
*73
*73
2.50
Publishing
G)
86
17%
62%
-
Porcupine Mines
(A
r
87 Va
32 Va
Corp
Co
66%
17%
*87%
conv
McLouth
*77'2
*76%
100
100
—100
—100
Inc
1
conv
McLean
84%
3
4%%
17
87V2
X84 %
84%
62
11
5%%
13
*85
87
10.900
66%
84%
No par
——
:
McDermott
Feb
86
86
50 V8
66
85
37
preferred
preference B—
55% Oct
'
*85%
49 Va
67%
*84
No par
convertible
McKee
%
No par
preferred-
conv
Corp
3%%
50
X67 'A
No par
Inc common
$1.50
McCal!
—■
preferred
McKesson
see page
94
21 Vs
3,200
52
footnotes,
74
94i%
21
40%
51% May 14
1
74%
94%
21%
40'/2
Foreign
23% Feb
74
94%
40%
3
14
75
20%
40%
39 V4 Jan
9% Nov
74V4
94 Va
21
40%
Mclntyre
5
74%
75
75
94
40%
22
2?% M«r 12
26,700
51
40%
18 Vb Mav
For
1.600
38 VB
37%
*50
40%
2
29% Mar'Sd
26%
%
38
51
40 %
10% Jan
1
26%
37%
*50
40%
Masonite
40
21% Nov
26
51
193,500
9
25
26
38 '/a
*50
20V«
9
1"'<
26'A
37%
51
20 Va
49% Feb
2
26iA
383/4
21%
23% Jan
22
26%
37%
*50
51
20%
26
9% Jan
26 %
38 Va
21'A
24
49% Oct
26%
38 %
373/a
__.
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A
8
26%
*50
2038
Co
Corp
McGraw-Hill
31
10,000
37%
&
18
38% Teb
5.800
20 Vb
4
18% Sep
51
Apr
12% Jan
12%
41%
19 Va
1
Corp
16
29
12
40 34
20'%
20%
5
4
26
12 1/4
41'%
„l
,
19% J-i
8% Oct
'A
20%
20%
9% Oct
Jun
___;
Corp
Corp__;
23
19% Oct
12
40%
20%
500
32% Sep
2
121/4
42
201/a
9,100
40% May 16
.
12%
41 %
20%
21 3b
23% Jan
46% Jan
12%
42%
20
20 Vb
32% Jun
30% May 28
12
41%
20%
20 Va
34% Feb
1
12 %
43
20%
2134
2
'Jan
4.000
12
42 %
21%
40% Mar 15
Jan
6.100
22
34% Jan
n
3,200
r»5
21%
108
73% Mar 13
36%
83%
22
Mar. 4
31 % Apr
36 V2
83'A
21%
94
15
36%
83 Va
22%
7
26
*36 %
83 3/s
22
77 % Oct
52% Sep
21% Nov
371/4
14,600
Corp common
convertible preferred
19
36%
82 3 4
8%
Corp
21
37
83 VA
X37%
When
Jan
36 %:
83
53%
McCrory
33 % Feb
190
36 VB
83 %
36'a
*83
8%
McCord
93
23,600
25,900
531/2
7
19
11 Va
441/4'
153
8 3/4
4
Apr
10%
43%
54%
Feb
26
■
153
153
54
17% Mar
Sep
11%
44'%
a
55
23% Jan .28
80
43 7
8%
89
22
10%
-
153 '
54%
26
Jan
11%
44
153
8%
3o
Va
11'A
54 %
71% Sep
150
153
43Va
152'%
45%
153
98
*8%
20% Apr
9% Sep
9
11%
43%
46 %
153
153
,
11%
11%
11%
45%
*96'%
X54%
19
Mar
98
8%
19
104
*96%
54%
191
5
98
8%
23% Sep
Jan
*96'%
54%
25 % Jan
125
98
—_1
■
Field
Maytag
6
*96 Va
373/4
16
14
98
20%
Mays
Nov
ICO
*96%
37%
2
,
30
97
20%
21
39 % Sep
105
97
1
Apr
35
105
97
No par
Marshall
39% Oct
68% Sep
19 % Mar
107
*95
37 74
19% Jun
34'A Jan
Corp
Marquardt
20
83
*105
97
^No pgr
Exploration.
Co
Midland
Marine
10
83% May 17
107
*95
40%
Marlin-Rockwell
39.0G0
*105
97
24'
6
23.900
30 Va
107
74
__1
.
23%
144
29%
*95
28
Oil
*134
30%
53,100
13,700
16.4CO
nc5
24
Co
23 V'4
233a
144
30
50,900
17%
20%
97
29
Oil
23%
*134
30%
20'a
.
107
42 aA
Maracaibo
23 Va
144
80%
38
17V8
*95
23%
&
Shirt
30:%
20
14,800
*105
28 5»
(P R)
23
*134
30 %
30%
30%
5
Mallory
35% Sep
3
2 3'A
144
-*134
144
I 30 %
>■'
94
1
33% July 22
15% Feb 26
9
23
23-%
23 VB
*134
Manning Maxwell & Moore—'.12.50
Manhattan
79%
x37
'
com_l
Co
2
58'A Jan
■
21i
15
Magnavox
2
Apr
2038
3%
24% Jan
32
Va
preferred—No par
26% Jan
36% Dec
5
29% Jun
Square Garden Corp
convertible
Maremont
13
201/4
1
Magma Copper
23
Feb
20
1
_
Jan
9% Sep 19
33 % July 24
20%
'
10(j
common
35
28% Jan
Jun
Inc
Inc__
15
56
May 28
70% Jun
Co
Fund
20% Nov
17
77% Feb
H)
preferred series A
Marathon
4
20 VB
5
15
12
20%
—50
59% Aug
28% Sep
18 >/2 Jan
20
—10
7
46% Mar 15
77% Jan
Forbes
27
Aug 30
M'ar
1
17a4
10
Incr common
5,% Jan
29% Aug 29
42 % Jun 125
&
43 % Feb
35
24
30% Oct
33% May 24
25 % May 14
9 % Oct
38%
16%
5
151,4
*14%
81%
38%
16%
1
;
Co..
34
May 29
20% May 29
22 % May 29
80%
39
16%
—50
7
Mar
6.
45% Mar 14
36
9 Vb Jun
July 30
(R
60c
48% Feb
36 Va
32% Feb
81%
38 Va
_3.33Va
_
preferred.
Madison
24
56 Va Mar 12
21
6
45% Jun
25
25
16
2
25
4% Jun
16
9% Jan
24
80 Vz
(Ky)_No par
Co—
Trucks
4%%
26
Jun
a
16%
100
:_
Co
Steamship
Bros
Madison
35% Jan
47% Mar 20
Feb
Macy
Jun
20% Oct
19
Jan
82 3
39%
16%
5
(M) <fc Sons Inc
Steel
5 'A %
32 % Sep
.
8% July II
25
27
Lowenstein
May 27
23
72
Jan 16
17 y« Oct
Jan
44 Va Mar 15
47% Feb
23'A Jun
8(j):j«
3b 3 8
16%
25c
Corp
common
Nashville
8
4
22
Jun
4%
82%
100
'preferred
15% Feb
14
I51/4
4%
39%
-10
common
Louisville Gas & El
67% Jan
30 % Oct
Co
*14%
16%
Lighting
Electronics
15%
4
Corp
Co
4%
*14%
38 %
1
*
preferred
conv
Inland
Lorillard
85% Oct
39 *
59% Jan
11
2
54% Apr
Cement
81 %
5
5%
15%
4%
*14%.
15
1
Corp
Co com—5
5% series B preferred—
r_100
4.25%
scries D preferred——100
4.35 %
series E preferred
100
18% July 12
Vb Jan
Star
*14%
1
Inc.—
Aircraft
5 Vb
47a
20
'.
pfd
Theatres Inc
4.84%
Long
15
Nov
99 Vb Oct
16
If 10% Oct
137
July
97
Lone
conv
Industries
Loew's
Lone
132 % Jan
non-cum
Lockheed
24
2.50
Corp common..
3%%
Litton
Jun
23% Jan
29% Apr
123
Lionel
Mar 14
22
48'A
48%
7.10
9.30
-80-
1,80
3 0'
1.60
10.00
47%
47 VA
47%
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'A
10%
10'A
10%
10 V8
10%
7.40
2.50
50%
51%
50%
50%
49 5 8
50'A
49%
50 '4
49 Va
49 V8
19.70
No par
22 %
,22 Va
22%
22%
22 Va
223%
x22%
22 %
22 Va
22%
4.60
10
20 %
20 VB
20
20 Va
20
20%
19%
20
19 7b
20%
1.90
-9
r
48
48 Vs
48V4
Voume
Number 6317
198
.
The Commercial ancl Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1953).
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
Range Since
Lowest
i
Jan.
33 Vi Jun
20
48% Apr
12
37 % Aug
91
Jan
30
96
Jun
29
93% Jan
Jun
27
26% Feb
7
19% Oct
23
25
32 % Apr
6
18% Nov
24% Oct
2
May 28
28
Jun
25
84 Va Jan
5
81 Va Jan
10
06% Jan
28
88% Jan
13
23
4%
14
Jan
11
Mercantile
28
Merck
Jun
2
11 % Jan
27 % Oct
13% Apr
29
In
17
28
24
58% Feb
15
2b
Feb
25
16% Nov
23
15
Jan
2
; 8%
Oct
90
Feb
1
101
Inc
Co
Inc.
of
Metromedia
62.V'2 Jan
88%' Jun
19
93% Jan
97
Nov
26
96% Jan
7
4.35%
preferred.*
Jan
87
May 28
85% Sep
23
89
2
3.85%
preferred
87% Mav 22
3 80%
81
io
93% Apr
24
10
14
34% Jan
3
39% Aug
20
Middle
49% Jan
2
67% Sep
16
Midland-Ross
84Vt Oct
as,
26
Jan
May
43
Oct
23
95 V2 Jan
2
Dec
5
Jan
2
70 % Feb
8
60% Jail
22
16% Oct
13% Oct
23
40% Feb
5
24 % Jan
2
24
Mar 19
18 % Jan
Oct
24
133'-4 Jan
2
84% Jail
77% Oct
23
98% Jan
2
79% Jan
2
12% May 29
17 % Dec
14
103% Oct
e
41 % Jun
102
25
101
-
Oct
1
Apr
2
24% Sep
15
12
2
142% Oct
24
.
4.45%
8
80 % Oct
23
Mar 22
106
4
5%%
1st.
Midwest
Miles
40% Feb
8
58% Aug
May 29
Jun
21
47
Dec
7
44 % Mar
6
7
Mission
19
Jun
28
31% Dec
31
■29% Mar
6
35% July 12
Mission
7
44
Nov
36
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
2% Oct
22
4% Jan
3
%% Jail
35 V
Jun
25
51 % Mar
1
48% j'*»n
263i
Jun
22
42
% Jun
25
25% Jan
30
■
18
_
Mar
11% Apr
7% May 29
25
23
2
Oct
80
754-4 May 28
13
14
Nov
Jan
18
22% Mar 20
15
5
11 '•
29
4
9% Jan
10% Nov 29
5
Oct
22
Jun
25
31
May 28
391
28
May 29
42% Mar 26
Dec
2
49
35
Nov
8
32 % Jan
2
41 "4 Jun
8% Jan
2
12% Oct
8% Oct
23
12% Feb
36% Jan
28
23
May 29
17 y« Dec
4
10
48 % Oct
18!
Oct
H
Apr
5
81% Oct
Jan
11
44
Sep
19
21% Jan
2
30
Jun
6
13
Mar 26
23
Jan
3
48% Sep
29% Mar 21
26
Nov, 15
31% Jan
28% Jan
May 23
19
.
'
Nov
2
26
Sep
12
20
Sep
24
27 % Feb
'1
14 % Nov
1
29
Feb
20
17% Feb
IV:
22 7
11
Jun
25
34% Jan
22
30% Jan
2
Mueller
23
,
a
Nov
Corp
87
4
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41.600
1,800
62%
62'/4
62%
61%
62%
103%>
102 %
104%.
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104%
67
67 %
66%
67
29
29
28%
29%
14,100
22%
21.000
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%
22%
136%
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90%
90 3 4
16
16
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16
16
16
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22
16
200
1.700
133
26.600
91%
16
1.000
16
800
6534
65%
66%
65'
66 %
65%
66 Vb
66'
22%
22%
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23
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23
22%
23
43'a
43 1
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43%
43'a
43%
53 %
53 7 «
53%
53%
53 Vs
53 %
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33.
32 %
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33
13,500
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37
17,100
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36
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67'
4
36.000
4
13,400
800
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3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
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3%
8.300
66%
70%
69%
69%
69%
70
69'a
69%
5,300
29
29
29',,
28%
28%
28
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28'.
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23%
1
3%
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65%
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23%
24
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24
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24
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10
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10
97
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72
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83
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28 V,
28 3
25
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20
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20
19%
19%
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32
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a
83
83
1,700
72,400
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27%
28%
19%
72
50
83
26%
321
1
32%
32
32
56
56'
4
56
56 Vb
56
36%
36 3 4
35
36
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37%
37%
37
37
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36%
36 3
5,200
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200
32
31%
56%
37 %
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„
28'.,
56 %
33
56%
No par
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6.200
„
10%
10
72
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„
36%
5
3%
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17%
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17
35%
34%
34%
34
34%
34.400
36
6.600
37
36%
36%
6.200
17%
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16 7
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17
34%
4.000
56'/a
35 '-4
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31 '„
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34
34
4
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%
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11%
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26 %
27%
11%
11%
11%
11
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10%
11%
3.600
26%
25%
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26%
26%
26 %
26%
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79%
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80
78 V,
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78%
80%
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41 %
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42
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26
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25 34
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27 3
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20%
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21%
22%
10
38 3 a
38%
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25%
27
26
76 %
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1
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26%
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41%
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12
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26%
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22',,
4314
Co
104%
90%
54'
Co
87
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38%
134%
317 «
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*1021
90 V,
43%
10
Inc
of
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22%
53 7
Co
Murray
6
40% Sep
80
137%
32
Co
Supply
Co <G
Corp
170
86 %.
22%.
43%
Inc
Murphy
Murphy
10
99%
86%
90%
54%
Si Co
Brass
'87%
*98%
87%
22 14
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Munsingwear
*86
99%
*86%
135%
91 %
31%
Corp;
Fuel
87 %
*98 Va
6431
5
Utilities
L Industries
S
22%
138
91 %
53%
Inc
Mountain
M
22%
135%
91
*157a
A_No par
Power Co
Motorola
28
35
4
22 %
136%
91
*43%
-
(John)
*86
87
1031a
1Q3 %
'
12.700
%
98
*85%
...
102%
104
22%
2.5C
A
Chemical
Wheel
87
100
22,400
87%
98%
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87
a
132 3.»
—100
B
Morrell
Motor
11
58
32
24
23
17
89% Mar 14
20 % May 29
21
31% May 16
27% Nov
July 30
16% Jan
15,;)00
29 3
__5
Cement
Moore-McCormack
18
41% Jan
24
May 29
29
23
22
i
15.400
29
Foreign
transactions'
Montgomery Ward & Co—
11
4.200
„
36%
29 130
1
37 % Apr
„
29 7
35%
30
Montecatini Mining Si Chemical—
Amer shs (5 shares or 5,000 lire)
24
27 7
28 3 4
36:
29%
2
24% Oct
27 %
29%
35"',,
68
Montana
23% Jan
28
29V4
36
68
4
7
27%
29%
68
Montana-Dakota
Oct
28
68
5
14
„
68 3 4
8
33% Mar 13
13 7
68%
20
15
17 % Oct
class
12
13%
*86
86%.
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90
11%
*1031b
Sep
19% Oct
87
*89'4
35%
99
a
%
'
13 7 b
38%
Nov
Class
86'
89
12
28 %
87
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2.300
11.300
89 Vt
104%
RR
Service
Machine
Monsanto
87
99
87%
180
26%
103%
13%
38',,
39% Sep...
13
87
87
26%
103
28
37
'.
110
11 %
62
preferred
RR
353s
No par
class
Industries- Inc
4.20%
Monon
36%
15,700
4
64
Paper
preferred
Monarch
29%
187
,
a
621
42% Apr
60Vs
Tan
20
24
34
36% July iu
a
Public
30% May 23
21
Oct 29
16
16
35
52% Jan
Portland
3%%
29i;,
"29%
28%.
*85%
_..2
Light
RR
Missouri
8_
2
Apr
Pacific
Mohasco
13 3
26 3
103%
63%
Inc
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
4
12
1
Missouri
,
11%
13%
88%.
20%
103
92'/2
12
28%.
,
13%
28 Vs
1
11%
13%
14
'
62%
Corp
30
Nov
Nov
*89%
*87
26 Va
103%
92 %
*89 %
12
*86%
87'4
25%
103%
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Development Co
Missouri
92%
'87%
25%
103%
*102%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
'
88
25 VIB
103
100
&
Apr
71
5
76% Julv 12
10
Jun
7% Jun
15
Power
11% Jan
'Aug
166
15
27
j- 8% July
19
4% Feb
24 7»
38%
common
Ontario
37% Mar 29
14
22« Jau
69% May 11
65 14 Oct
18
73% Mav 31
1
Nov
5
Feb
X88
88
104%
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.
34
14.600
104 %
Corp.
&
18%
38'a
Minnesota
24
24% Sep
49
Jun
18%
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3
2
19
38%
Minnesota
18 % Jail
18"'«
104!a
17
4
19,%
38 %
24
7
2,200
18 %
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73 % Oct
24% Jan
19 V«
38 3"4
2
52 % Jail
19
19%
104%
17
20
19%
19%
'38%
Apr
14
19%
*98
Minerals
19
97
*102%
preferred
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46%
97
■
10
Corp
Laboratories
45% Apr
34
100
45 ''a
97
19%
i—10
Inc
Shares
461
97
36%.
—100
Utilities
•
46 Vb
*97
97%
29%
100
preferred
South
the Week
,
4
11%
& Chemicals Philipp
1
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
convertible preference—__1C0
Minnesota Enterprises Inc
No par
Minn Mining & Mfg
No par
Sep
16 % Sep
93
70% Feb
15
14% Oct
58 V» Feb
10
Nov. 1.5
19 3
13%
^.1
—
Friday
Nov. I I
97 %
*97
27%
pfd_100
10o
preferred—
Apr
6
39% Apr
July
54
25
70 1
July
100% Aug
80
55
May 17
3.90%
Sales for
Thursday
47
45%
19%
*89%
lnt
—
Edison
45%
19%
24%
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Inc
Metropolitan
PRICES
19%
*87 »/4
5
84% Sep
SAL E
I '3
20
97%
103
12.50
benef'cl
Nov.
19%
:l6%c
Co
45%
HIGH
Wednesday
Pi
'
No par
Trust—Units
Nov.
46
*97
1.83%
common
Tuesday
11
1934
'
—100
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
28
27
46
1
common
Stores
Co
Machine
Mesta
8
37% May 31
10% Jun
series)__100
Merritt-Chapnian <fe ScottMesabi
% Aug 19
37 % May i
2634 Oct
(1st
preferred
$3.5o
25
2
12
&
Nov.
5
preferred series B
27% Oct
93
Monday
Par
Cement—No par
Shoe Corp
109%' Oct
11% July 16
Aug 17
preferred
Portland
Melville
J
'
14% Jan
24
27% Jan
2
3
52% Jan
9% May 29
4%Vc
jun
90
LOW AND
STOCK
Corp common
Medusa
20% Mar 11
77% Jan
4
2o
%
2
Oct
88% Nov
8 % May 28
28% Oct
•
94% Mar 23
Mead
25% May 20
15
Feb
90
18 V2
60
8
YORK
EXCHANGE
47% Nov
7
17
NEW
t,1963
Highest
%
413
20,000
!
4
2.800
13.700
7.100
a
26%
26%
26%
26' b
26
26 "a
20%
20%
20%
20%
201
a
20%
20'
a
10.100
20%
21
19%
20%
19%
20%
19 %
20'„
51.900
38%
38%
38 3
38%
38%
38
38!
381/4
5.800
a
'/a
4
4.200
N
8% Dec
43% Jun
25
%
22
,
54 % Jan
21% Jan
16
12
25% Mar
18
24
43 Va Jan
7
4
11 Va Jan
2
.
7
70:% May 16
41 % Sep
3
.
5
Apr
Jan
>45 %
May 29
9% May 29
66 34 Oct 24
10% Mar
2
27
24% Dec
31% Jan
19% May 19
33
7% July 29
13% Aug 22
62 % Mar 16
27
Jun
11
'
Natco
—5
Corp
Co
National
Acme
National
Airlines
Aviation Corp
15
/National
59% Nov
1
National
Biscuit
18
6
National
Can
31
,
Jan
Sep
65
85 3a Oct
24
National
Cash
5
20% Jan
2
34
Aug
12
National
22% Jan
3
28
May 24
National
City
46% Jun
72
Jan.
59 "a Mar 19
4
20% Oct
24
30% Apr
83% Jan
2
93% Dec
28
Jun
5
23% Mar
23
47
33% Oct
%
Jan
Oct
22
98
Jan
'7%
32
Apr
26% Oct
9
Jun
15 %
24 % Feb
22% Jan
Va
22
23% Feb
13
11% Jan
25% Jan
75
Jan
May 2,9
81% Mar
12% Feb .25
National
General
50
2
National
Gypsum
1
$4.50
May
103% Nov
Linen
National
Co
11
6'
53
Sep
.Tan
?
28
May 21
13
Mar
6% Feb
>t
Sep
i.)
6
30
6' 4 Aug
8
2
18% Jan
'•'30
Apr 24
18% Aug
2
2
70
6
July 31
18% May 31
19 Vs Jan 29
9% Apr
13'
o
15
Jan
National
Vulcanized
Natomas
Neisner
Fibre
Bros
Nevada
33
Jan
14
Newberry
,85
Apr
8
3%%
Jan
21
20
61% Jan
2
Nov
20
94
Jan
2
110
54% Jan
2
39% Mar 21
20% Jan 12
43% Sep
23
53
28
Oct
2
15
Jan
2
43% Dec
38
Mar 11
May 10
86
31
Jun
27
33 % Jun
15
19% Feb 26
43% Jan 31
76% Jun
27
86
May
48 Vs
Apr 26
40
Co
(J
74
Dec
19
Feb
23
92
109% Jan
4
107
14
£?ep 27
Jan
4
30
Jan
.
18
125
Mav 31
Apr
15
24
May 20
13% Jan 18
18% Feb 21
46
Nov
2 0 ',8
Mar
4
23
30
Apr 25
25
15
Jan
2
7% Apr
29
16 % Jan
9
13% Jan
14
May 22
72 Va Jan
Dec
43% Jan
76
2
41 % Dec
19
45
34% May 29
48
102
IS?
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Mar
28
6
„
Jan
43
1.000
7%
5,700
6.800
6%
2.400
-
6n'a
27
6 Va
27%
26 7 b
26%
26%
26 3 4
41%
40%
403/4
41
41
40 7
41
4.600
19
19 %
19
19 Vs
19
19%
18 3 4
19
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70
70
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70
70
70
70
70
70
28%
29
28%,
28 7a
28%
28 7 b
28%
52
52 Vb
51 Vb
52 Va
52%"
52;%
52
1
28%
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,52
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1
46 %
44 %
45%
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29%
28
29
22%
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22 7
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15
39%
41
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41
Car
11%
11%
42
42%
81 %
82%
82
82
81%
81%
51%
52
51%
52
51%
52
74 Va
74%
74 P,
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74%
78%
78%
78 V2
86%
86
86 V*
92
92
92
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1
78 3
78
78
86%
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86%
104%
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114%,
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52%
52 %
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lo
51 %
51 1
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108
108 %
100
109
109
44% Jan
Jan
11
48% Aug
15
Northern
Pacific Ry
5
Northern
States Power Co
93
85% Jan
8
Jan
May 11
91% Apr 24
93% May 31
,3
Jan
91
,
91%
Nov
13
96
Feb
Jan
9
95
91% Oct
3
95 % Mar
Jun
19
100
20
$4.08
$4.11
19
93% Dec
20
95% Jun
21
19% May 29
33 Vs Jan
31
19
Oct
29
25% Jan
14
12
35 Va Jan
10
67 % Nov
15
Northwest
1
Northwest
42% Dec
10
44 % Dec
27
17% Jun
25
31% Jan
2
92 % Nov
42% Mar
19
Nov
15
6
13
36
For
11
'
59% Jan
footnotes,
see
2
35
Oct
28
23 % Nov
31% Sep
Aug
14
page,25.
2
53% Nov.
23
45 %
Feb
Sep
18
Airlines
Norton
44% Jan
20
3
26% Oct
16
NuTone
Steel
Pharmacal
Inc
46%
47 %
40%
34rb,
35
34%
78 %
78%
78%
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93 %
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93
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8.000
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21%
22 %
2.000
78
78
78
54%
55%
55
55%
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52
52'
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109
94
80
a
30
109
108
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140
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108
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34 5 a
35
5.400
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94
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22%
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14
23
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35
78 %
92 %
10.900
24
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24
80
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3.100
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22%
22
22%
22%
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65'%
65 "b
66'%
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67
3%
53 %
53%
52%
53V%
50'a
52 Vb
50'a
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19
191/2
19%
19%
19%
.5
42 34
43%
41 %
5.200
42%
42 7 b
42%
42%
41%
43%
42%
—10
&
22
__10
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
35'a
35%
35%
19,900
3 5'/a
3514
23 3
24
24%
23%
23 3
23%
23 %
1
.
Inc_.
Co.
Norwich
46%
35
*92
113%
104
113'.,
114 ',4
*107 %
108 Va
46%
100
Bancorporation
Northwestern
109
108 Vb
6.100
9%
109
*108
100
;
$4.16 preferred
Northrop Corp
40% Dec
May 29
"107%
109
108 Va
100
preferred
23
109
IO8V2
700
24 %
2
52
5
_100
preferred
preferred
4
*108
52%-,,
5
com
preferred
$4.lo
109
109
"108
51 "a
231%
24
a
233a
52 Va
55%
23%
241
517a
55 %
55%
23%
22 7
77%
No par
*103%
*13%
22%
50
Central Ry Co
Indiana P S Co_
30
103%
*23 %
9%
22%
9%
270
600
108%
113%
233:t
9%
23
—100
11
23 Vs
9%
21 7a
preferred
85% Jan
24 '/4
51
1
Corp—
Sugar Ind
preferred
preferred
$3.60
23 %
a
1C8'
108%
24 %
23 Vs
51 %
380
a
91%
23%
14%
22 %
1
78!
84%
*91
■
23%
—10
50c
91%
210
78
85%.
73%
103%
114V*
*23'/,
10.100
108%
24%
23%
5.607c
May 29 <
.,
113%
5.867c
Jun
24
*23 %
17
a
,
113%
110 % Jan
81 V2
„
a
84 %
78%
85
23 %
25
111 % Mav 20
383
23%
78%
103%
common—25
1'
2
103%
24 7
26
Jan
104 %
23%
29,
Mar 29
*103%
24%
73:%
350
52
74 %
6.600
81%
51'
74 %
108 %
23 %
Sep
Va
108%
25
24
813,
52 Vs
*91
108%
23'%
*23
83
51%
*81%.
<
108%
104% Jan
76
a
80%
*90
107
39
8.100
2,500
11%
42«4
107% Jan
33
40'4
11%
7'
4
39 7,.
42
6
78% Mar 23
40 V*
11%
6
37% Mar 16
40
41%
114% Mar
24
7.500
39.400
11%
113% Mar
25% May 29
4
21%
41 % r
109
5 Va %
a
29 '
21
11%
14
12
44 7
29
42%
11
Nov
44
29 Vb
22
11 %
Oct
103
5.000
45
29
21%
42
Corp
Natural Gas
1.100
108
11%,
Coal
Northern
20
3.400
88%
88
108
42%
Aviation
American
8.600
86 %
86
88
108 Vt
300
8.200
a
11%
Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co_
Norfolk & Western Ry
41
28 7
8.800
.52%
42%
108
Northern
Auff 26
40 3 4
»
a
1
108
American
44%
47%
29%
22%
6 Va
6%
88%
88
107%
29 Vb
92
American
*86%
89
108 Va
46%
*90
North
107 Va
1
100
North
88
88%
109'.,
Dock—1
.
North
*86%
88
89%
89
109%
.6%
com-No par
Gas
16
30
58
109%
preferred
57% Aug
2
*86%
88
89%
89
5
26% Sep
15
•
29
20
■
Jun
30% Oct
86
100
4.10%
4
•
28 "a
*74
Northern
8
111/4
6%
preferred
1
100
Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40%
preferred
,_100
3.60%
preferred
—100
3.90%
preferred
100
2
11
41',,
$3.75
26% May 21
8013 Jun 21
6%
7%
10%
27%
Railroad
North
Aug
io:,:t
41%
Brake
American
8%
8
%
*6%
*86 %
2
10%
•1
8
10%
a
41 %
109%
6634 Jan
6
a
48 7
27%
pfcLlOO
23% July 31
.
77
it:%
a
1
Adjustment preferred
6%
preferred
Norris-Thermador Corp
14% Jun
24.300
11%
Niagara
Niagara
1.100
7%
nv.
- Sep 26
73% July 23
-86
State
-4
11%
7%
10%
100
6% Oct
65 y« Jan
Y
1,000
4 G: *
1.800
preferred
19% Oct
% May 29
N
.31%
*40%
17,800
4.85%
22
72% Jan
New
31 %
40 3 4
17 %
30
105
24
Y
900
31 Vb
40%
17%
—.a
News Ship & Dry
Newport
15"%
31%
»
17%
106% Jan
7
15%
Corp common—10
preferred
10o
Mining
convertible
4%
1.700
*17 %
103% July 12
31
40 %
30.000
17%
100
110% Dec
31 7
10'',,
72' b
30 %
17%
preferred
9
*31%
40%
71 '„
30%
17%
5.25%
18
31 Va
40%
200
72%
30 >/4
a
17 V,
28
Jan
31%
713
30
18
110 % Feb
29 V2 Jan
30
*17%
7
25
*29%
12.400
16,800
100
1
Jan
^
711/4
30
9!)
14
6
July 29
*29%
11 'a
48
10%
4 7"',1
481/4
Aug
20% Jan.
29%
11%
48
101
23
23
23 %
29%
72
13%
22
9
70%
71 %
47%
101
47'.,
88
4
70%
7 0 '/a
11
48
102
23
97% May 31
38% Feb
.11 %
47"'i,
*100
500
200
18.500
14
82 % Jan
9
,85% July 31
4
21 % Jan
11
11%
48
101':,
35%
.1
23
3
Jan
47 Vi,
101%
50
34%
13 7
8
24
3
Aug 27
11 '„
11%
48
93'
50
24%
47 3 4
8-% Jan
May 17
25
77
11%
93! .'1
93! b
50
34 %
*22'',,
76 % Jan
27 % Jan
11
93'
*49
34 %
14 Vs
Chicago & St Louis Co
York Shipbuilding Corp—
11
4
May 29'
94
50
34
23
N
72% Jan
27
15% Jun
34
49
Central
14
Jun
12% July
*5)3%
*49
5)4
50
33%
9.400
13 71,
Air
25
Nov
48
4
*49
30.800
23
York
85% Feb
86
May
X93'
'
34
24%
48%
York
55% Aug
94
26
94%
50
33%
24
14%
New
2
2
July
4
*49 %
24%
18,000
23
New
7
18
16% Oct
*93 3
14,500
48%
8
Jan
26
'21
24
65
14%,
13
80% Nov
3
Jun
107
24%
64 14
227«
Feb
4
3
Jan
29
24',,
24%,
65%
48%
Apr
3.33
26
Jan
Jun
24'
a
14 %
24% Sep 25
45% July
2
13% Apr
79
100
Newmont
1
46 % Sep
85
3
New
30
Nov
3
0
71
July
29
89% On
13
3
28
104
64 1
22%
common-No par
J)
preferred—
89% Apr
Jan
30'a Sep
••s
67 % Jun
79
65%
48 %
:
Jersey Pr <fc Lt Co 4%
15
86 % Feb
May 28
a
__1
:
86 %
37
X64 '
32%
25%
—__5
:
Power Co
Aug 23
9
65 !4 1
76%
32 %
25%
•
14 Va
Inc„
Neptune Meter Co
83
May 29
64 1
24 Vb
78%
22%
England Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co__
28
(i47„
5
New
14
64'
1
New
22
33 Vb
26.
78
48%
Co
3
Jun
32
26
79 %
1—5
Co
1
24.700
33%
No par
Co
Corp
30
78
6.300
8,800
4
National
42% Oct
12.200
1
'
_.-T
Corp____
Ref Co
Tea
Nautec
Aug 22
Steel
National' Sugar
&
National
7
7% Feb
30
Starch
14%
26
31%
National
56 3
a
40%
5
27%
56'.,
32:%
31 %
Fropane Corp_
National-Standard Co
Apr
15
27%
14%.
4
25 1
40%
May 29
47
28'
79
a
1.100
15'
25
V»
2,000
44,500
56%
4
14%
33
a
a
37 34
56'
15
78%
24
„
57'
37
273i
I 56%
78!.,
8'
57
'
24 %
10
157a Nov
33 %
9
38
*7 '»
57%
„
32%
„
_50c
15
25
54% July 31
10% Jun
28%
a
37'
79%
Chemical
Nov
8',,
57'
a
'
29% Oct
26
28
32
1
2
30% May 29
38!
25 3
Corp
2
97
58
37%
31%
78%
—5
1
Service
43% Jan
5
*77„
57' b
'
4
25
102 %
24 Va Jan
24
•14%
47%
26% Mar 27
Jun
56%
15'.,
*101 %
51% Jan
85
56%
No par
May 29
51% Sep
4
14%
15
common —1
Co
36
19% May 29
56'
—1
Corp
preferred
Lead
87
9
52
2
National
:
12
23
31
„
10
Co——
Gas
National
Mar 19
6% Nov
Oct
Fuel
7«%'Aug .27
T5%
9% Mar 29
13% Or*,
27
56 7
,
14
100
50
1951
(conv)__
preferred
20% Nov -15
18
16
21
27%
56'
5
No par
pfd series of
4%%
National
2
Jan
34% Mar
2
15 % Jun
Jan
13% Nov
20
24
25
4% %
8
17
&
28% Feb
8
May 29
5 % May 28
Feb
367« Sep
4
28
_1
5
Chem Corp com..5
28% Oct
30
13% Oct
10'4 Oct
54
Distillers
25 % Mav 27
35% Jan 10
50% Apr
45% Feb
2
12
2
15%
27
96% Feb
13
68
30
24
4
2
Feb
98
4
24
33 % Oct
G
40% Jan
3
27
24% Oct
61
27% Sep
27%
27 3
Lines Iiic—
Dairy
Products—
National
Nat'l
38!
'
9% Mar 27
56
5
10
4
48% July 18
29% Jan
2
99% Dec
24
93% Jan
92''a Jan
Mar 23
54
30% Jan
22% May 29
5% Oct 24
67% Jan
8
58
37
5
Castings Co
14
25
8
5.7%
38
_5
Register—
2
29% Feb
23% Dec
July 19
8! b
57' b
36%
10
18% May 29
-
8
8
57%
Co—
Corp
18% Oct ,24
132% Jan
8
1
—1
_
—
—;
Co
_62VaC
1
4
Vs
x24
/
503a
■
4
;
23'%
.
19%
23 3
a
1.700
1.400
,
22
(1954)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
.
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Nov. 13
Nov. 12
Nov. 11
Par
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
,
Nov. 14
Nov. 15
the Week
Shares
O
'
38
Jan
49 % Jan
May 28
92
80Ms Jun
97% July
Nov
8
102
100% Dec
14
100
105
7
11
88% Jan
31
95% Nov
15
29 % Oct
24
41
Feb
26
98% Apr
34% May 29
2
31% Jan
25
41% Jan
3
14% May 29
19% Jan
12
Jun
Oklahoma
40% Oct
45% Oct
2
6
16% Nov
14
45% Oct
31
10% Oct
24
24% Mar
1
11
16
19
14
25 % Jan
2
20% Aug 20
24% May
43%
Jun
76
Jan
3
Aug
46%
Oct~26
87%
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
99% Jun
14
115
Jan
2
28
25
89% Oct
18
Jan
18
4%
Mar 23
Oxford
Paper
16% Jun
25
25
Jan
9% Jun
15
19% Aug 15
Pacific
American
16 % Aug
20
Pacific
Cement
15% Jan
25
May 29
36% Feb
47
May 29
61% Dec
29
Pacific
27
26 yB May 29
39% Jan
2
5
142% Oct
5'% May 28
158% Feb
26
7% Jan
31
12
.
2
Aug
101
*100
Co
44%
44%
44%
45%
16%
13% Apr
25
6%
31
Pacific
25
5
20
Jan
3
9% Jan
2
11
Packard-Bell
25
15% Jan
12
11% Jan
2
17% Nov
14
Pan
24% Feb
12
21% Jan
2
53 % Nov
12
Pan
Amer
67% Jan
15% Oct
24
45% May 29
91% Aug 23
70% Dec
12
97% Feb
8
Oct~24
58 % Feb
18% Oct
24
27
May
2
25% Apr
10
Feb
27
19% Apr
25
Pendleton
Mar 29
15% Aug
7
*?% Jan
7
24
14
'26% Oct
31
Penick &
8
14 % Nov
7% Aug
15
3
,36% Oct.
37
1
May 29
52% Jan
17
19 % Jan
4
2
48% Jan
22
40
23% Jun
25
41
Jan
14
34% Feb
34
2
25% Jun
Penn
3
20
30% Jan
3
38% Mar 22
32 % Apr
3
36
98% July 25
106 % May 25
101% May 25
"
95
Jan
3
106% Feb
Apr
5
98 % Apr
17
101
28
4%%
Feb
13
4.40%
103
27
18% Feb
54% Jan
50
8
47
Sep
23
2
35 % Feb
13% Jan
2
22
2
1131% Jan
10% Jun
31% Oct
2
Nov
:
52% Mar 19
46
Feb
11
Oct
24
56% Feb
16
46
Jan
2
58%
Jun
22
58
2
38
Aug
1
54% Nov
12% Jun
15
19% Mar 15
13% Jan
2
49% Oct
24
59% Mar 23
51% Mar 14
35% Oct
99
24
Jan
66% Jan
101 y4
15
13'/8 Jun
Jan
25
42
31
3
15
59
Oct
I,
Pet
11
Milk
18% Oct 24
33% Oct 23
44% Oct
Feb 13
57% Mar 15
42
1
25
.Tun
62% Jan
May 29
98
82
July 10
96
Jan
88 y4 Nov
Petrolane
1
Petroleum
52% Mar
2
85% Nov
28
91 % Jun
11
8
100
Sep
13
97
Apr
19
103
Feb
Aug 23
26% Oct 24
106
Jan
31
103
Apr
16
108
July
81
Jan
2
33% Jan
21
101
61 ye Oct
24
112% Jan
82
42
Oct
84
84% Feb
81% Jan
19
24
59% Mar 14
15% Oct
24
26% Apr
Oct
24
69
18% JUn
27
40
30% Oct
23
11% Oct
4
2
Jan
4
41% Jan
11
39
Feb
22
14
,88% May
10
6%
6%
6%
6%
18%
18%
18 Ya
18%
(18%
10%
18%
5
19% Jan
26
17%
18%
17%
177a
17%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
17%
17%
17%
16,200
51%
52%
53
53%
52%
53%
52%
53%
51%
53 %
116,100
69%
69%
69%
69i/4
69%
69%
70
69%
70%
96
96
96
70%
96
/
98
96
96
8,000
.7- 80
71/4
8
Jan
Jnn
57% Feb
88
25
130
Jan
3
105% Jan
3
14
221
Jan
24
21
Jan
22
18
95% Mar
17'
57 -
39
39%
55
551/2
56%
39%
40
39%
40
27
*26%
27
*161/4
*.-•
*26%
56%
56%'
38%
39
*26%
27
27
:,ll
161/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
24%
25
24
24%
23 %
24%
23%
23%
32,500
14%
141/a
141/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
22,900
141/a
14%
14'/4
7%
7%
7%
71/4
71/4
7%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
38
45%
44 %
45%
45
45%
44%
45
44%
45V4
41
41
40%
41
40%
41%
41
41%
41
41%'
1
32
32
31%
31%
32%
33
32%
33
par
-1 %
102%
103%
*102%
102%
31%
31%
*31%
31%
32%
103%
103%
*99
100%
*99
100%
98 3A
1037a
99 %
21%
21%
49%
45%
32%
99%
22
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
21%
49%
50
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
497a
x48%
46%
46%
46
46
451/8
451%
44%
44%
*44%
49%
50%
50
54%
49%
49%
49%
49%
54%
55
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
55
48%
52%.
52%
54%
52
53%
51 %
52%
51
51%
40,500
15%
6,400
4 49%
'
-
I5V2
*55%
;
151/4
15%
151/4
55%
151/4
1
55%
56V4
*55%
49
15%
15%
*55 %
56%
56%
56 3A
300
49%
50%
48%
49%
3,000
101%
*100%
101%
*100%
101 %
241/4
23%
23 3A
23%
23%
15%
56%,
50
49%
491/2
100
101%
*100%
101%
Service
1
24%
24%
24%
24%
1
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
26%
26
26%
26%
27%
27%
27%
3.200
Inc
50
x26
*100%
24
26%
26%
49%
50%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
49%
49%
29,500
,61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
62
61%
61%
10,700
12.50
No par
100
100
100
100
34%
*101
851/4
*981/4
*104
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
IOI1/2
102 %
101%
101 %
101%
101%
♦101%
34%
102%
9,800
102%
85%
85V4
85%
85%
85%
35%
200
98
98
180
*104
105
85%
85%
98%
99
104
104%
98%
98%
104
*104
98%
98%
*104
105
38 %
37%
38%
37%
5
72%
73%
71%
73
71
72
871/4
87%
*87
88
87
87
85
*84
85
84
84
49%
48%
48%
48%
38%
38
38%
34.300
71%
71%
71%
17.100
87%
87%
85
84
48%
47 %
'48%
'
*84
48%
44%
46/
45%
46
45%
46%
6,100
15%
16%
16%
167a
11,600
Aug
12
30
May
7
4
72% Aug 28
80
Aug 27
5
Co
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steal Co com
No par
5%
preferred class A
100 '
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
8
2
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd.
4
Pittston
Jun
5
38% Aug 28
211 % Sep
6
(The)
Co
common
convertible
$3.50
preferred
Plough Inc
Polaroid
Corp
100
100
'
16%
16
16%
81%
80
80
*80
81%
*80
-77%
78%
*76%
77%
76%
76%
*75
76
*75
20%
20%
201%
20%
20%
*139%
141%
139%
139%
*139%
59 Vb
59%
59
59%
58%
59%
59
59%
587a
59 3/a
9,800
12%
12
12%
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
14,900
12%
69
69
69%
*68%
70
*68%
70
*68%
70
*68
74
71%
71%
72%
73
72%
73
*72
73
74
29%
30
31
30%
31
31
31%
134
*132%
134
*29%
*132%
1
60
75
1.25
1
*110
35%
181
161/4
*132%
134
60
60%
*110
112
35 Va
36
181
185%
,
58%
60 Va
112
*110
20%
20%
139%
141
*132%
58%
60
110
112
35%
34%
189 %
181 %
34
35%
185%
180%
20%
141
134
59%
110
34%
186%
400
4,700
*139%
141
31%
♦132%
58%
*110
*18%
*100%
21
207a
20%
20%
12,500
78%
78%
79
78%
79%
16,400
28%
28 3A
15,600
73%
■74%
10,200
30%
1,900
Potomac
—lo
21%
21%
20%
21%
20%
No par
78%
79 V8
78%
78%
78%
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
29
;
28'A
287a
5
73%
74
73%
74%
73%
741/4
73%
74%
Elec & Gas com_No par
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
July 24
31% May 14
30% Jan
2
32% Feb
18
$1.40
85
Jan
92
Feb
21
4.08%
6
90% July 17
21
93% Sep
95 % Nov
95
24
15
109
Apr
10
106% Aug 27
109% Jan
29
110% Feb
15
108
112
Nov
21
32% Jan
11
75% Aug 21
23% Nov 15
19
22% Jan
21
28
8
23
24
10% Feb
21
j'6
Jan
Jun
18
88
23
84
Jan
Jan
31% May 29
20% Oct 23
43 % Jan
28% Jun
38 % Dec
25
38 % Mar
4.30%
Public
81% Jun
14
3%%
7
4.32%
4.16%
7% Nov
15
Publicker
*94
95
95%
97
*97%
98 34
*97
*106%
79%
*23
*23%
6%
97
98%
107%
111
39%
107%
/,
97
107%
110 % 111%
IO71/2
108
x38%
39
95
*110%
381%
50
*90 %
92
30
*94
95
150
95%
170
95%
*106%
107%
107
107%
220
111%
111%
111%
111%
38%
10.500
%
130
'
IIIV2
38%
38%
38 3A
38%
"79%
*78%
79%
,7874
24
78
200
79%
*78%
79%
*78
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
*231/2
24%
23%
23%
24%
600
24%
*23%
24
*23%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7%
50,700
6%
6%
6%
6%
86
23%,
86
23%
86
100
40
86
87%
86
86
86
19%
19%
19%
19%
8.700
19%
19%
19%
19%
13.800
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
34%
35%
35%
34%
35%
35
34%
35%
9
23% Jan
2
31% May 14
Pullman
26
36% Jan
11
47% Aug 27
25% Oct 24
Pure Oil
7
Industries Inc common__5
*90%
95
*901%
92
95
18%
101
19%
May 24
22% Oct
100
25
25
92
92
"
95
'
86
May 15
22
4
39
*90%
101
1
86
40% Jan
com__No par
Co
preferred
$4.75
4
•
*94
95
111
100
100
preferred
22
18% July
1
34% Nov 12
2
91
.100
:
of Ind
preferred
preferred
24 % Jan
Mar 29
91
30%
30%
100
100
Serv
25% Aug
2
24
Oct
40% July 25
3
Feb
July 25
5% Oct
84
79% Apr
24% Dec
13
May 27
30%
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.28%
Nov
29
Jun
com__No par
preference
preferred
preferred
5.05%
8
98
Jun
106
35
div
4.18%
104
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
Service Co of Colorado
% Apr
5
100 % Aug 21
97
16
Gamble
&
29
Public
2,500
18%
18
18
Procter
10
100 %
23% Apr
Public Serv
2,700
18%
July 17
81% Oct
58 %
20%
181/2
*100V4
32 % Sep
6
79% Aug' 13
134
112
100%
18%
18%
100 %
1
600
2,400
5,000
18%
2
120
/
32
136.500
100%
2
40
176%, 182 V8
18%
69% Mar
'*■/
34 %
34
100 %
Co
20
76
18%
Power
./•'"/
21
*99 %
Electric
81%
20%
10
Co
8,400
*80
17%
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%% sf pref_100
Poor &
7,900
81
16%
*80
11
20% May 27
3
68% Jan
Dec
46,500
3,500
461/4
27% Jan
95
50
84
44%
2
2
450
87%
46%
19
Jan
>110
37%
-
37%
49%
98%
105
130
87%
37%
*84
%'
71
50c
10o
100
85
46
26
87
3,100
._5
100% Oct
Sep
2,300
33%c
Inc
Co Inc
14
91
9.500
55
14%
491/4
Piper
32% Apr
69% Dec
20
9,000
*100%
preferred
series preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
92% Jan
Nov
900
51
_No par
preferred
3.80%
preferred
4.30%
preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Philip Morris Inc common
49% May 29
5
300
260
102,400
13,300
49%
20 %
56% Jun 25
20% Jun 25
1,200
8,600
327a
103
Jan
15% Jan
4,900
33
32%
102%
93
5
23,500
31%
321%
22
__50
240
102%
99%
100
100
*31%
/ 37
5
common
11,700
38
44%
3
Corp of America
&
7%'
71/4
37
100
100
Co
800
16%
24%
7%
Corp
11,800
241/4
*36%
_
3,600
%
38%
130
28% Mar 20
120% May
6
3
13% Oct
57
55
50
1
70% Jun
28
90% Oct
56,800
*261%
27
—5
40 % Jan
4
81% Jun
27,900
16%
1
133 % Oct
.
14
Jan
6
55%
31%
52%
14% Sep
*
Nov
34% Dec
53 %
31%
183/a
18% Oct
Jan
78
24
54%
31%
'
38%
1
125
Oct
53%
31%
32%
55
9,600
54%
54%
31%
40
7%
32
53%
55
98
7
531/4
55
32%
39'/4
*96
7%
31%
54
31%
*26%
/
50%
8
6
21
7
7%
18%
May 10
22% Jun 21
25
Jun
7%
39
May
Jan
*96
7%
/:
17%
50 %
Nov'
28% Nov
7%
7%"
17%
18%
171/2
18%
60
122
,/
38%
143
35% Mar 29
18%
50%
53
44% Jun
116% Mar
23,100
18
39
51% Jan
7
9,000
51%
134% Jan
41
110
6,400
6%'
187a
18%
1
38
6 %
18%
501/2
20
9
6%
18%
6
18%
16%
.—:1
common..
(Chas)
7,300
31%
142 %
181/4
2
4
31%
142 y4
38%
14% Jan
24
31%
142 %
18%
16% May 15
Jan
31%
142%
39'%
22
12% Jan
142%
100
10%
311/4
1431/2
51%
12% Jun
55% Jan
1421/2
31%
*142
13%
14
18%
11
82
54
3,500
25,300
381%
10
5
13%
31%
511/4
Jan
22
13%
31%
53
73
22
13%
31%
10
Cement
Gas
700
17%
13V2
-31%
18%
8
Oct
*16%
13%
311/4
39%
81
5% Oct
17%
13%
31
381/4
28
36% Oct
*16%
13%
31%
51%
Sep
35
17%
*16%
13%
30%
1
Aug 17
May
17%
13%
31%
No par
86
67% Feb
17
18
8,200
Aircraft Corp
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
$5 convertible preferred
_No par
.$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
_1
2
139
3,300
Pillsbury
18
25
126% Aug 21
43% Oct 24
32%
86%
39% Nov
21% Jan
13% Oct
Jan
32%
64 % May 20
15
72% Jan
64
33%
18%
1
Jan
97%
87%
97%
7,200
97%
32%
48%
18%
7
22
23
88%
97
33%
6%
3.90%
55% Jun
86 y4 Mar
67
87%
97%
33
143%
4%
6
17
50% Sep 30
26% July
1
65 y4 Mar 19
2'
Feb
91
July 19
47% Jan
17% Apr
5
24
90 % Apr
70% July 23
5
87% Mar 27
July 16
80% July 25
41% Apr
4
88%
97
33
6%
4.40%
1
88 %
97%
32%
*142%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Mar
89%
97%
33%
No par
100
Phila Electric Co common
Aug
88%
96%
1.440
13%
1
23
36%
105
7
Jan
89
1
common
6
63 % Sep
6
29 % Jan
100
7
Inc
29.
10
Pfizer
11,700
31%
1
Permutit
Pfaudler
59%
1
preferred
55 % Aug
2
Jan
59%
31%
Industries
31% Sep
24% May 31
15
103% Nov
2
18 % May
47
34% Mar 20
6
28% May
12
60
31%
preferred
15
16% Feb
2
59%
5
Co
23% Nov
19% Jan
59%
31%
convertible preferred
4%%
101% May 20
8
5%
59 Va
11,000
Co
Permanente
19% Oct
60 Va
13,300
23,900
Peoples Gas Light & Coke___No par
Pepsi-Cola Co
33 %c
Perkin-Elmer Corp
11
20
12
56% Nov
.
May 27
99% Mar
July 13
Sep
59%
13%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
56% May 15
39 % May 29
33
25
2,300
60%
59 %
preferred
series preferred
Pennzoil
21%
16
11
Pennsylvania RR__
25
11
Oct 29
22%
21%
59%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
No
May 16
*21%
21% '•,21%
16%
lp%
preferred
conv
22 %
21%
15 %.
x22
1
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
36% Aug 19
28% May 29
Co
Fruit
22
21%
15%
59%
Ford
4.68%
22%
21%
70c
Pipe Line
prior
Tool
16%
22
21%
11
Pictures Corp
conv
16%
21%
10%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
9
14
50% Apr
2
50
Apr 29
47% Sep 20
July 31
Jan
5%
141,900
15%
21%
50c
Peabody Coal Co common
10% Feb
27% Jan
19% Jan
4
26
May 31
Oct
7% Oct
15
40
27
16%
70O
13%
;
Transportation
14% Nov
30,600
30%
No par
5
25
22
4,900
47%
59%
Farmelet
67% July 30
40% Oct
29%
46%
22
*17%
No par
•
29%
111%
Parke Davis & Co
28
16%
"29%
48 ;
14
Paramount
48% May 24
*16%
47%
59%
15
29% Jan
16%
29
47%
11
11
11
16'A
29%
47%
13%
28
31
16%
28%
47%
59%
9% Jan
Jan
*16 Va
29%
47%
15%
11%
24% Mar 20
38% Mar 15
/7
14%
36% Sep
75% Apr
,
16%
29 Va
48 Va
60%
55 % Nov
35
16 Va
29%
11
8
42% Oct 24
49,300
14
9
22% Jun 21
23% Jun 15
44%
59%
35 % Mar
16
43%
96%
6% Apr
31
44%
3,200
11
Electronics
East
44%
14 2/7
100
4%
17
Jan
98
44%
('
14%
World Airways Inc
Panhandle
80% May 13
2
10
Jan
38%
89
preferred
Papercraft Corp
96
37%
60
American Sulphur
19%
38%
10%
Packaging Corp of America
22
Sep
18% Nov
13
7% Oct
:
37%
13%
Corp
14% Nov
5
37%
44%
v
3oa
130
37%
1
10% Jun
23% Mar
95
59%
Ltd
Consolidated
Tin
18 Va
*93
33
10
transactions
& Teleg com
preferred
Apr
*17%
No par
Corp—
Pacific Telep
7% Oct
18
95
*93
50
60
Foreign
157
25%
540
'
15 %
Intermountain Express Co_5
2
100
'
25%
17%
98
21%
Lighting
July 25
16%
101
25%
97
■
21
Pacific
-
6,000
97
*100
25%
5
Pacific
5% Jan
25%
25 Va
25%
37%
24
141
100
37%
17
'
100 Va
37%
5
Aggregates Inc_5
Petroleums
101
37%
34% Jan
Pacific
100
101
•
18
63% Jan
Apr"25
103 %
95
20% Jun
35 %
*102%
*17%
30% Nov
14% May 13
103%
*93
13 Va NOV
30% July 19
103 %
18
53% May
1110% Mar
103
95
Electric
&
Gas
87%
*93%
Corp
&
*86%
*173A
47%
15.900
86%
18
29 Va
50%
49%
86%
94%
*1734
49%
*96 %
96%
863/4
25%
25%
25%
49
97
87
103
101
—_—100
15
preferred
11
12% Jan
43
*100
*
49%
*86
104
Owens-Corning
37% Sep
105
*103
30c
No par
Go
15% May
25
Oct
24
Oct
96
104
Transportation Co
1
Fiberglas Corp_—1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com—6.25
68% May 14
72'/a Jan
Feb" 13
64
23 % Jun
10
*103%
Overnite
27
19% July 15
49% Sep
86
86
Utilities-—5
3.125
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
1
98%
7.50
Gas
Rockland
&
Orange
49
49%
97
97%
94%
Chemical Corp
Otis Elevator
30
48%
49%
*86
Opelika Manufacturing Corp—.—5
Aug 23
33
59% Jan
Natural
Mathieson
Olin
21
17% May 13
15% Jan
27% Nov
Oct~24
18
26% Aug 29
18% Oct 10
17% Jan
94% Nov
26
26
2
25
May
preferred
4.40%
7
102% Jan
Sep 11
22% Mar 25
18% Apr "23
Jun"28
Ohio Edison Co common
12
24
89% May
7
Jan
48%
*97%
15
100
3.90%
preferred
100
4.56%
preferred
100
4.44%
preferred
1—10o
Okla Gas & Electric Co com____2.50
4%
preferred
20
4.24%
preferred
100
Sep
1013/4 Oct
9
85% Jan
7
105
3
94% July 18
16%
21
867/a Dec
29
53
46% July 26
96% Nov 13
2
Dec
99
11
Puetro
Rican
Purolator
No par
Cement
Co
*86
35%
35%
Xl9%
Products
Inc
30%
307a
31400
30%
30%
30%
30
30
30%
29%
411/4
40.400
41
40%
41%
40%
42%
41
41
41%
40%
5
1
30
No par
Inc
24%
23%
24%
6,200
24%
24%
24 %
24%
25
23 %
25
No par
Q
54% Oct
136
24
Oct
25
?5% Oct
26
For
91% Feb
146
Mar 13
30% Jan
footnotes,
16
3
see page
61% Mar
141
Jan
27% Jan
25.
73% Aug 28
151 % Aug 30
,
41
Nov
11
Quaker Oats Co common
5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refihing Corp__l0
64
149
40%
64%
149
41
63%
148
64%
148
63%
148
64%
148
v
63 %
64%
146 %
146%
40 %
•[
•
x40 %
41
40 %
40%
40%
64%
64 34
4,300
*145%
148%
40 %
2.900
40%
40
(1955):
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NEW
Range Since Jan. I, 1!)63
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
par
Tuesday
Nov. 11
Wednesday
Nov. 12
'
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Nov. 14
Nov. 13
„
Nov. 15
Shares
R
388/a Jun
99% Nov
14
56
Jan
2
79% Dec
20
77
Apr
17
82
10
7
40
Jan
21% Jan
2
31% Aug
151/B Feb
26
9% Oct
8
45
13 y2 Jan
Ranco
7
13
Aug
9
44% May 14
774 Jun
25
14 yB Feb
16
8% Jan
2
13% Oct
28
16 % May 29
241/4 Apr
18
21% Jan
2
33% Sep
17
25
411/8 Feb
16
Oct
25
r
May 29
5% Oct 24
IO1/4 Feb
1
Jan
15
13% Jan
15
19
12
Nov
1
8
Oct
24
13% Oct
24
21% Jun
8
io y4 Oct
Oct
2iy4 Feb
23
23
9
♦
Oct
31
Oct
17% Feb
Jan
2
17y2 Sep
16
Reeves
May
8
14
19
Reichhold
21
18% Jan
4
23% Aug 27
Reliable
38% Jan
3
47% Jun
17
26
40% Jan
2
2
6
23% Jan,
49% Jan
42%'Oct
28
2
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9
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3
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273/4 May 29
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13
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14
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Aeronautical Co
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Rubbermaid Inc
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Royal Dutch
26
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8% July 22
11% July 23
18% Feb
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Rochester
29,400
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24
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40%
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47% Oct
2
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2
41
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12
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431/4 Jan
26
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26
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4
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44
15
28
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50
17% Jan
27% Apr
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16
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29%
11
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16%
13%
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10
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1
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Oct
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25
4
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15
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94
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25
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28
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97
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27
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Republic Aviation Corp
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26
73
34
Chemicals
Reliance
Jan
25
97%
78%
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6
20 y2 Jan
40
78%
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78%
33
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24
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:
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19
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10
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4
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Reading Co common
14
12
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34%
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Raymond International
Rayonier Inc
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12
2, May 28
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19% Apr
16% Oct 25
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30
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5
22% Mar
1
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2.50
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12
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May
93
Apr
25
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25
Sep
25
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24
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97
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13
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1
30%
22%
25 Vb
No par
Realty & Construction
Trane
28%
10.700
%
30%
94%
*93
38
41
31
27%
25
Bearing
41 %
30%
2lVa
—10
common.,..
Roller
37%
*40%
38
'
26%
preferred
Trans
49 % Sep
42% Mar
$1.20
Tiniken
15
4
8
Tidewater Oil
No par
Co..
37%
*40 "2
30
291/2
26%
10%
Thor Power Tool
38V4
41 Va
38
*40%
30
'1014
22%
27
Toledo
24
29%
10%
20
Jan
,
22 VB
Co
Co—!
Betts
28% Nov
7%
5
38
♦40%
26 %
Sep
12% Apr
No par
1
Tishman
161 Va Sep
50c
common
1
4
3
i
preferred
Glass Mfg Co_
&
24
73% July
Co
Chemical
Thomas
Mnr 20
29% May
1
76% Apr 24
Oil
<fc
Thompson (J R)
;
_7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com__5
4%
preferred
100
Thiokol
Sep
30%
1
27 Va Jan
May 29
6% May 29
July 12
v„
73% Nov
22
-20 % May 29
8
Inc
Coal
conv
Thatcher
13
24
59%
17 %'
20%
18% Jun
b% May 29
17V4
58%
18
5.800
25.700
20
s
23Va Oct
l't% Oct
58%
17V4
59V4
34%
23%
201
27% Mar
34
58%
59%
17%
34%
23
*19%
64%
25
141
20
20'/a
3
21
23%
19%
*20
201/4
21%
29
Jun
34%
23 Va
201/4
24 Vb
'
20%
29
8 Va May
34%
24
35Va
22%
*20
20
'20
14 000
66%
Oct
108
34%
23%
x34%
23 %
400
42.300
35%
20%
40% Oct
13
341/2
34%
37%
13
<28%
20%
58% Sep
Jun
35
66
24
Oct
28%
35
'
20%
29% Mar 21
15
28%
34%
20 Va
32
45
13
28%
341%
841/2
20%
9
45
13
29 %
34Va
34
15.800
;]
*83
84%
20%
9
24
13
x281/4
341/4
22%
600
34%
Eastn Transmission Corp.3.50
33 Va Mar
,
13
29%
37 Va
30 V2
34 Vb
Texas
31% Mar
10
13 %
29
13
3OV2
11
26%-May 29
19 Va Jun
*13
30 Va
33%
11%
20% Nov
22% May 29
25
13 Va
29%
*83
841%
*83
84
11%
30%
68%-
21% Feb
37 Va Jun
*12%
Va
9.900
35
21%;
Tennessee
9
28
73 % Nov
33 Va May /y
*82
£——
Corp
Talcott
23
57
341/4
21 Va
Taft
29% Jan
74 Va Aug
4
351/4
1.700
J
1
Swingline Inc class A
18
21% Sep
23 Va Jan
11%
*30V2
341/4
Symington Wayne Corp..
1il8% Aug 21
4% July 22
2
125 % Jan
11%
30 Va
35%
16%
Technical
7
22
11%
30 %
34%
-26%
Tandy
17% Jan
22
12
30%
35% 7 35%
*82%
84
16%
Talon
59% Jan
Oct
49
22.400
25
11%
26%
6
2
;11 Va Oct
12
24%
25%
16%
18
11
15
52% Apr
25
32 Va Jun
10.100
26%
7% Oct
41
24%
16%
49% Sep
5
24%
26V4
6
45% Mar 29
25
16%
4
26
18% Mar
May 29
14
34% May 29
24%
26%
5% Jun
14
25% Mar
Jun
45
24%
16%
1130% Jan
2
11% Jan
4% May 29
'24%
3.20O
-
■
,Aug 29
Sep 13
42 % Jan
11%'V 11%
26%
T
13
11%
16%
Swift
28 % May 20
40
11%
26%
Sweets
10
18
11%
——1.25
1
Corp
Sunshine
25
11% May 29
22 % Jun
11%
11%
1
Sunray DX Oil Co
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
12
44% Apr
22 Va
11%
12
16%
Sunstrand
2
May 14-
1559
2 4
26%
Sun
21
12% Jun
2
Jan
1045
23%
24
1
1
.1
Sunbeam
28 Ve May 23
25 % Jan
=.
23%
24
-1
$4.50
25
29
23%
24
x24
Propane Gas Corp
Sun
20
41 Va Jan
23%
24
23%
:
-
Gas
98% May 10
15
23%
23%
—1
.
V
23
*30%
Corp
25,700
23%
Suburban
SuCrest
46
*46
48
V
48
Suburban
28% May 21
10% Feb
5
Jan
Foods
Studebaker
12
21 Va Apr
Stouffer
13%
12
Broadcasting Co—7—
Storer
95%
30%
'
3.600
67
13
11%
15
—2.50
160.700
*46
' 24%
25
5
79.500
68 %
*.94
/
1
Corp
Container
*46
1.600
591/4
x23%
11%
100
Webster—
&
Stone
31% May 14
2
19
May 14
1385 Feb
Stone
62
Aug 29
19% Oct 21
48
13Va
280
,
24
•
24 Va
Inc common—1
prior preference
20
5%
13Va
,
*46
95%
V
9 4%
>
66%
67%
13
30%
common
& Co Inc
P)
12 Va
5,100
.
48
23%
Stokely-Van Camp
Aug 20
23
(J
Stewart-Warner
31
25
67
♦94
96
*94
12%
2.50
Co
Inc__;
Drug
12%
13
*46%
5
1
preferred—-
Sterling
12%
No par
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
6
38% Aug
20% May 17
3 % %
12
Sep
Chemical
*95
1
Steel Co—
Pressed
Stauffer
27
17% Feb
70% Fe!|
16% Nov
795
preferred
conv
Stanley Warner Corp.—
Stanray Corp..
Starrett Co (The) LS
25
Nov
9
Va Aub
47.800
96 Va
25
12
61%
68%
24
May 29
601/4
68%
7
Nov
~6
61%
Sep 23
Nov
38 Va Oct
28% Feb
61%
66%
21
24% Nov
61%
571/2
11
45% Apr
611/4
93%
18% Jan
24
62 %;
69
37% Oct
May 29
61 Va
60%
24 Va Jan
17% May 29
62%
93%
11
32
62 %
Calif com
68 %
18
21 % Oct
15.700
59%
25
53 Va Jan
14V4
•
93%
17% Jan
92
14
•v
93%
29 Va Jan
17
84%
14%
69%
29 % Feb
May 29
*84
14
60 %
2
Oct
84
141/4
*84
69 Vb
6
43
74
84 '
13%
73%
60%
28
83
73%
84%
14
93%
85
715
85
73%
84 Va
13%
x73%
71
Feb
24
73%
84
74%
»
61%
Feb
8% Oct
741/2
36%
94
33% Jan
21% Aug
73%
36%
70%
34
16% Jan
1.600
36%
60%
37
2
36%
36
93 %
25
15% Jan
*351/2
36 %
71 Va
26
6
36%
46%
94%
22
14% Oct
9,400
35%
45%
61%
38% Jan
12% Oct
Jan
60
47%
46%
70%
Jun
18'
89%
46%
94%
31% Aug
24% July 23
,
89%
46%
61 Va
15% Oct
24% Oct
23
Oil
$3.30
25% Sep
■'r
29
14% May 29
28
90%
46%
No par
12
2
Mar 1 8
31% July 23
81% Feb
29
*89%
46
45%
14%
16% Jan
29
24
28%
*89%
84
Standard
20% Mar 25
25% Oct
28%
90%
Oil of New Jersey—
53 Va Jan
,
47% Jan
:
28%
*89%
13%
24
*
9,700
28%
83%
29
7 % Jan
80
28 Va
-
217,100
95%
Oil of Indiana
xo% Feb
1
19
May 24
21
32% Dec
28%
90%
17%
Standard
95
f
11% July 18
12
40% Jan
2
,11% Mar
6
29Va
Shares
16%
x95%
90%
74,
27% Jan
Oct
17%
97
Standard
70% May 13
2
12% July 23
45
9
22% Feb
5
Standard
9
Apr
73%
2
22
Jan
17 »/a
97
36
23
».
17%
97
46%
26
90
17 Va
97
65% Aug 16
bo'/4
.
•
10% Oct 31
24;
18%
96 %
1
.6.25
Industries
Kollsman
of
17%
96 %
28%
25
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
52% Jan
'
30% Mar 15
22
Standard
14
Nov. 15
18
*96
the Week
Friday
>
Nov. 14
No par
preferred
$3.50
Thursday
*89%
21% Sep
11% Jun
41% Oct
Jun
85% Apr
2
58% Jan
28
23% Mar
5
71
Mar 12
22
5
15
20% Feb
15
15% Oct
22
29
July
76
77% Jan
2
May 29
74 Va July
Sales for
SALE
97
17%
50c
25 <
common
Spiegel Inc common..
No par
$4.50 preferred —.—;
No par
Square d Co
..
5
Staley' a E Mfg Co
10
Standard Brands Inc com—No par
18
3
43 Va May
26
34 Va Aug
Sep
Sep
Corp
preferred
$4.50
7
16
32 % May
82 Va Jan
Mar
39 Va Dec
25
*4Va Jun
50
Monday, November 18, 1963
Nov. 13
Nov. 12
11
Nov.
Par
exchange
Rand
Sperry
4
Oct
19%
12% Mar 26
24 % Jan
-
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
10 Va Oct
48
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
stock
york
new
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
90
.
RECORD
stocks
Range for
81
;
(1956)
24
:
51%
153
5%
5%
9%
9%
8,700
46 Va
46%
6.90O
54
53%
54
3,100
*53%
54
19%
•
1
19 %
19%
191/4
20
21%
45%
45%
*44Va
45%
44V4
441/4
44%
44%
27%
28%
26%
27%
27Vl
29%
27%
29%
7%
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
l
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
7%.
19%
14,400
9%
46%
-50
_1
1
19%
5'/2
8,300
9%
common
5%
12,400
,
46%
46%
conv pfd series of 1957
Century-Fox Film Corp
Twin Industries Corp__
Tung-Sol Electric Co
20th
4.000
52
*150V2
51%
153
3.500
21%
21'/a
3.800
44%
44'A
700
27V8
7Va
28 %
47.800
7%
2,300
20%
>.
V
19 % May 15
17 Va Jan
23% Apr 18
15
Oct
7
Jun
25
10% Mar 22
8% Jan
3
16% Oct
23
27% Jan
15
21% Jan
29
24
Udylite Corp (The).
17
2
Unarco
% Oct
18
27% Aug 26
Industries
Unilever
When
Ltd
dep rets ord
issued
31% May 29
43% Mar 15
34 :
July
100% Jan
2
26% Sep
7
100
83% Dec
13
94% July 24
Feb
2
72 Va Jun
29
78
Dec
/84% Jan
18
92
2
28
89% Oct
59% Jan
27 Va May 29
35
Dec
4
33 % Jan
3
$3.70
8% Feb
28
Feb
Mar 14
$3.50
$4
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
RR
35% Jun
"Tnion
Tank
2
32% Jun
Union
Jun
25
39% Jan
19
31% Jan.
3
43% Jun
United
Air
38% Jun
25
54% Dec
5
10
53% Jan
United
Aircraft
Dec
5
Jun
26
113
24
102 % Dec 18
35% Mar 15
33% May 29
50% Mar 16
22% Oct
95 Va
Oct
85% Oct
30v4 may
15% Nov
24
Ju«?
25
33% Mar 11
8% Jan
6% Jun
Jan
.
fl
Mar
15
59
16
20
2
20 Va Mar 19
38% Aug 27
80%
12,600
*
40%
40%
40 Va
40%
4012
40%
40%
41
27,300
70
9%
1.200
__io
37%
38%
38%
38%
381/4
391/4
391%
39%
39%
40%
67,400
5
45 %
45%
45Va
45%
44%
45
44V4
44%
43%
44%
18.300
common
Co
United-Carr Fastener
Jan
21
United
Electric
Jan
30
United
Engineering
4
United
Financial
87%
21
Amer__No par
Corp
_lo
Corp
2.50
Corp
1
101
♦99
1
of
Carton
VB
32
100
9%
100
*99
103
*991/2
103
*991/2'
103
10.600
8.700
IOO
88
89-
89
87%
87%
*87 Va
87%
87 Va
88
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
22
23 %
24.900
32%
32 Va
32%
x321/2
32 %
331/4
331/4
33%
7,900
33
2.400
17 %
18
17V4
171/4
171/2
.17%'
*171/2
18
*171/2
18
33%
*
34
33%
34
33%
33%
•331/2
34
'33'/2
33%
1.800
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
22.300
47%
47%
*47%
48%
46%
47%
19
19
8%
8%
8%
8%
500
1.10O
5
*47%
48
47 Va
471/2
5
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
l
23%
24
23%
24%
24V8
241/4
23%
24
x23%
23%
12.700
No par
Coal
21%
21%
21%
22Va
21%
22
21%
22
21%
21%
26.600
38
38 Va
38V4
38%
38
38%
37%
381/4
38
38%
19.900
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%,
26V2
26%
21
21 %
20%
21%
x20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
6.500
1
18%
19
19
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
17.300
1
1%
1%
1%
1%
114
1%
1%
1%
4.10O
54%
55%
54%
55
54 Va
55
54V2
54%
541/4
54%
9.400
35%
35
35
35%
35%
*351%
35%
*351/4
35%
830
Cos
&
Foundry
Corp
of
20% Mar 20
19
2
United
Greenfield
16% Oct
25
17 Va Aug
12
19% Jan
30
United
Merch
2
1 % Apr
5
United
Park
56% Oct
18
United
Shoe
25.
79%
25%
15% May 29
see page
80%
331/2
Improvement
For
footnotes,
91
80%
9 V2
Corp
&
Calif
Co
1q
Co
Corp
Mfgrs
Mach
Inc..
common
;
4.50
10
City Mines Co
preferred
91
80%
25%
pfd.100
6^
91
801/4
33 Va
29% Sep
Mar 18
91
80%
9%
United
36
580
92
801/2
*91
25%
Gai
28
78
33%
Sep 30
23% May 16
July 15
*76
9 Va
2
33% Jun
77
331/4
21% Jan
4 7 Va
440
76 Va
251%
19% May 29
4
6,700
83
9 Va
Corp
71% Jan
*91
271/2
101%
*81
25%
Fruit
35% Mar 1G
92
101
33%
Gas
24
77
27%
\
83
*81
9%
United
2-J
77
27%
101%
■
25Va
United
Oct
78
27%
*101%
331/4
United
41
83
26
May 22
4
31% Ocv
27%
IOIV4
*81
30.000
34
39% Sep
1 % Jan
'27'/4
101%
83
400
114
9 Va
28
2
1121/4
25Va
35 Va Mar 14
1% Jan
115%
113Va
331/4
20
Ye May 29
114
9,600
21.300
9%
Corp
&
114%
38 Va
38%
26
2
Mar 26
27%
101%
37%
-
38 Va
38%
33%
2
23
38V4
38%
38
9%
30 Va Feb
Jan
38 Va
38V4
38V2
33%
Aug 30
30 Va
38%
38%
38
*25%
38% Jan
9
38 Va
5
lo
25% May 10
Oct
300
30O
26
No par
29% May 28
17% Oct
40%
pfd.100
Board
17% Aug
21
56
2
24
M
40%
cohimon
conv
Biscuit
46% Oct
3
23 % Feb
18 Va Oct
10
.771/4
80%
conv
United
Jan
*81
92
80 %
1956)
United
8%
♦90
—25
1955)
31
101
78
(series of
32
Feb
40% Jan
2
77
(series of
6
Jan
*81
4%
1
28
8
Lines
Artists
27%
27 %
101%
*101
83
Co..
Car
United
✓
27%
5
4%
Jan
102% Jan
,Jan
5
16% May 28
41% Jun
112
25
21
17% Aug 20
1131/2
preferred
non-cum
20
Co
Twist Drill
$4
*19%
20
Inc
2
88% July 23
112%
common
Co
*19
381/4
No par
2
100
113 %
of California.,
8% Jan
40% Oct
112%
preferred—
83% Aug 29
42
May 21
9% Oct 14
23% Jan
<20%
38%
38%
No par
26% Jan
39
*19%
No par
19
8
201/4
38%
No par
32% Mar 13
2
19%
No par
preferred
preferred
preferred
23
Nov
8,800
19%
38 Va
Co
$4.50
20% Oct
8% Jan
.22
4,500
20
38%
Electric
2
;
14%
26%
38%
Union
Jan 14
14%
26 Va
38%
3
,v
151/4
26 %
38%
29% Sep
25
15
26 %
6%
Corp
82
15 V4
26%
20 g
Carbide
102% May 17
14%
26'A
;
Union
1
3
wi—
shares
14
95
Dec
69% Jan
ord
V
115% Nov
85% Sep
43 Va May 29
N
20
82% May 23
75% Jan 25
19
,78
Jan
transaction
Unilever
Sep
42
30
101% Dec
121% Jan
8
15 Va
26%
20%
26
Foreign transactions.,.
:
Union Bag-Camp Paper Corp
1
2
27
Jun
83
40Va Oct
3.800
14%
26%
transactions
Foreign
38% Oct; 31
■-
21 Va
15 Va
26%
*19%
Foreign
21
15 Va
26 Va
5
Amer
25
—25
*35
1%
19
1%
-
4.300
2.900
'Number 6317
198
Voume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1957)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest.
Lowest
Highest.
Lowest
19 Va Oct
22
41 Va Feb
14
24% Jan
10
98 Va Dec
98 % Jan
4
23'A Jun
25
24
32% Mar
9
Jan
3
477/a Mar .23
36% Feb
25
28 Vi Jun
65 Va Oct
'July 11
10% Oct 23
43
42% Nov
7
48 V2 Mar 29
2
42l/4 Sep
18
jail
16
91/4 Feb
5
8% Jan
23% Feb
23
15 % Jan
14
Oct
23V4 Dec
.
Aug
23
37% Oct
,
22
37
Jan
i
Oct
3
63% Sep
24
4
89'/a Jun
14
9
40% Jan
2
2
161% Jan
May
49% Aug 26
(Nov 12
48 Va Jan
2
S-P
Jan
10
87% Sep
57% Oct
17
39% Feb
43% Jan
2
6
39 y2
2
Jan
2
150
2
42
42j% Jan 22
35% Apr
Mar~23
14%
6
•
ik,
u.»
3
24
54
Feb
6
34% Mar
8
170
4
4
15
40
Aug 30
166 Va Sep
5
20% Jun 13
Co
Match
Corp.
Products Co
13% Nov
13
22
81% Sep
3
53
Jan
2
,87% Sep
40% Oct
14
103% July 18
86
Jan
111% Dec
19
89% Jan
31
2
98% Aug 21
July 15
99% May 20
3
July 17
106 Va Apr
5
28% May 14
20
93
Jan
102% Aug 24
16 Vb Jun 25
105% Oct
16
26% Jan
3
36% Jan
14% Feb
4
23
8% May 29
101% Sep 10
104% Oct
16
29% Jun
10 Vi Jan
2
Jan
4
30
104
79
*
11
14 Va
18% Mar 22
21
■
97
7
Jan
21
Jan
106
10
14
92% Feb
Oct
jan
23
29
16
113
Jan
91
94
Jun
47
108 Vi Sep
13
92% May 22
94 Va Feb 13
88
i
17
May 13
24
Apr
108
91
46%
47 Va
46%
47 Va
46 %
174%
173%
174 Va
173 Va
47 VB
46 Vi
174
173
3,200
8,430
5 4 Va
53 Va
54 Va
52 Vb
53 Vi
154%
154
153 Va
154 Vi
27%
52%
27%
*40%
29 Va
28%
29%
40
39 Vb
40 Vi
6%
6%
6 Vi
6%
6%
*39
25 VB
*25
25 Vi
28%
27%
28%
36%
36>/«
36
36:%
35%
163
*39
39%
162%
51
153%
28%
38%
.6 3 a
6%
27%
41 Va
28%
6%
28 Vi
41 >4
'
39%
"162
52
153%
2,900
52
151.700
153%
153%
4,500
4 300
27%
28
27%
27%
*40%
42
40%
40%
330
29%
27 Vi
28%
9.003
39% .40%
42
39%
40
7;?03
6%
6 Vi
7
6%
6%
6%
6%
67
6%
5,430
6%
a
10,700
39%
*39
25
25%
25
Vb
25 Vi
25 %
25 <8
900
27%
27%
27%
27%
27 Vi
27%
4.200
36
35 Va
36
35 Vb
35%
4,000
163
162%
163
39%
162
38 Va
162 Va
29
"162
230
163
180
14%
15V4
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
15%
53,900
31%
32
32 Vb
32%
32 Va
32
1
—.-10c
—12.80
32%
32 Vi
31%
32%
17,600
49 Va
50
49%
50
49%
50 Va
49 Va
49%
48%
49%
21,100
19%
20
19%
19Tb
19%
19%
19 Vi
.19%
19 Vb
19%
36%
36 Vb
36
36 Vi
36
36 Va
36%
36%
36%
37
5
& Light Co
31%
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
31 Vb
31 Va
31 Vi
31%
Wabash
14
39% Jan
53 Va Dec
*88 Va
27%
—1
Jan
15% Nov
24
960
91
25%
100
—2.50
preferred
Aug 21
14
23
Oct
14 700
,03%
173%
154
6%'
com.No par
Tobacco
31
44
30
46 %
174 Vi
47 V a
6 V;i
13%,
13%
13
28
27%
28
31%
13
..
.
13%
12%
13%
12 5b
27 Tb
28 Vb
28 Vb
27%
19 Vi
18%
19V4
18%
20 Vb
19 Va
20%
19
16 Vi
16 Vb
16
16%
15%
16
15%
16Vb
16 Vb
12%
12%
12%
13 %
76
76 V4
85%
74 Va
76
8IV2
84
42 Va
41%
42 V4
108%
108%
109 Va
93 Vi
"
76%
.
85 Vb
42 Vi
42%
108 Vb
*84.
.
108 Vb
12%
41%'
-
13%
74 Vb
12%'
12%
76 Vi
1,000
28
183b
*84
5,800
11,400
13
27%
13 Vb
28
Vanadium Corp of America
Raalte Co Inc
2
9,900
83 Va
*39
Van
10
1 630
63:
89%
40 Va
—1
10
Varian Associates
———_—1
Vendo Co
1.25
Victor Comptometer Corp
1
Virginia Carolina Chemical com„1
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
__i——1
Vornado Inc
:
—10c
Vulcan Materials Co common—^_1
6%% preferred
—ilOO
Jan
25
63
91
25%
63%
*88%
174
53%
—
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
18
25
63
40
—
4
44% Mar 23
25
62%
*88 Va
25%
,
91
5
Utilities
17
50% Jan
25
63%
63
28%
16
25
25%
63
25 Va
154
No par
common
15% Oct
24
25 Vb
25
f 3
*88%
,
36% Apr
Jun
19%
4 400
30% jun
Oct
19
67.700
1
'• 8
19%
71%
26% Mar
27
■
19
Va
96%
12 % Mar 20
32% Jan
19
19%
28'b
28% Jan
37 V8 Jan
19
19 V4
70 Va
1
7
10
19 V'4
19%
46
27%
16
30
40%
*9 Va
/ *44
93
33 Va Feb
16 Va Sep
40 Vi
10
46
95-%
28% Jan
16% Aug
40%
*9%
*44
71%
22% May 29
12% Dec 19
19
40%
10
46
28%
Utah Power
45% Feb
41 Vi'
*9%
*44
7l
4
28% Dec
41
10
28%
41% Apr
22
41%
92%
32% Jan
25
46
*9 Va
95 Vi
36
May 29
17,300
73
40% Mar 20
19 Va Jun
9 Vi
29
31 Va May 29
22%8 Jun
4,900
170
9
72
Upjohn Co
Uris Buildings Corp__
3
88
*168
92 Vb
21
24% Jun 18
50 Vz Oct
86%
-
9 Vb
*44
42
Oil
88%
170
9
x41
10
28 Va
8%
'
88
"168
9%
41%
vnj/.j,
28%
Universal
89 Vi
170
9
46
.41,%'
Vitamin
Universal
*168
9%
28%
42% Jan
8
88%
170
9%
73 Vi
28% Apr
20
*168
9%
95 Vb
_
Universal Leaf
89%
89%
170
10,600
29%
■13 Vi Apr
_
41
72%
160 Va Jan
12
40 Va
5,400
91 Va
2
Nov
41%
90
40%
S
United
33'% Apr
16% Mar 20
3,400
29 Va
2
2
29%
73 Va
Feb
Jan
29 Va
95
61% Mar 14
■
29%
41
29 Vb
31 Vz Jan
55,
130
29%
41 %
29 VB
24
31
30
40 Vb
70%
24 ./
28% Oct
29%
41%
88 Va
10% Oct
Aug
30%
40 Va
46%
29 Va Oct
158
29%
41%
173%
United Whelan Corp
14
25% Sep
2
38% Jan
Feb
H
30 '/a
99%
*44
1
non-cumulative preferred_25
& Pharmaceutical—1
7%
U
8% Jan ,25
9'
21
24% Jan
Oct" 19
7
41 .Va Sep
17
4
38
3 0 Va
*98 Va
30c
Universal American Corp com__25c
Convertible preferred
5
Conv 2nd preferred 1st series.—35
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
3
41% May
o
Oct
6% Sep
2
24
Corp
preferred
Tobacco
30 Va
98%
28
11
.
24% Oct
11 Va Apr
40% Apr
Nov
31 Va Sep
S
U
31% May 14
4
25
18
30%
98 %
——No par
"
23% Feb
26% Jan
Steel
30%
98 Va
Min com—50
50
common
16%
100
preferred
S
30%
98%
5 V'4
Smelting Ref &
7 %
30%
98 Va-
—5
Corp
S
U
Shares
31
98%
preferred—100
1st
the Week
Njv. 15
89%
50
common
Shoe
7%
157% Mar 26
38Va Jan
,
July 17
Co
non-cum
Friday
30%
"168
.
S
12
17
29
8%
13
56
78% Jan
,
33% Oct
U
33% Sep
26 % May 28
31
31
5Vi May 29
34% Feb
2
19%
U
Mar 27
Rubber
S
U
3
IV
2
_
Dec
152% Apr
4
~6
U
4
81 Va Jan
35
22
.
U
Sales for
Thursday
41 Ve
—1
common—
PRICES
21%
4
.100
preferred
SALE
Nov. 13
99%
No par
common—,
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. I'J
31
*38 Va
10
S Pipe & Foundry Co_.
—5
S Playing Card Co—
—5
S Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A——100
U
a
51
.
.17 Va Jun
16
42% Jan
4
Lines
S
4 % %
Aug
62 % Dec
2
139% July 2,
23% May 29
*14
2
U
,24% Jan
164
.
49ViJuly
4
4
60% Feb
v
152% July
2
22 V'4 May 29
; 22% Jun 26
.
7
Oct
30%
100
1
preferred series A:
4%%
Jun
53% Mar 20
12
Oct
9
U H
■
Chemical Corp com__l
U S Industries Inc
82% Sep
7
Jan
36
.
50 V'4 May
7
29
275r Feb
31% May
18
38
79
.
jy ?u
Jan
10 Vb
3
23
'6 ',
4
8% Jan
is
171 Va Nov
4
30 Va Jan
:
.
"0% AT0V
1
73
2
24 Va Mar
21
Jun
Jan
161 Va Jan
8% Oct
164% May 25
153
;
4
Tuesday
Nov. 11
Par
preferred
U S & Foreign Securities
U S Freight Co
i
;;
U S Gypsum Co common.;
1%
preferred
4
47 Va Sep
.
Monday
4Va%
33 V4 Sep
\
11
2
4
105 Va Jan
24
26
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
U S Borax &
July 19
100
/
■
22 V'4 may 23
2
95 y* Aug
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
75%
,22.200
74%
12%
74
115,400
15,800
41%
41 %
42
110 Vi
*109
109 Vb
33,400
83
41%
110
1.200
20 Vb
■■'16%'
12%
*81%
83
*81 Va
,
11,900
93 Va
*92
93 Vb
93 Va
*92
*93 Vb
95
*94
95
*94
96
*94
96
*94 Vb
95%
*94 Vb
95 V4
*94Vb
95 Vi
*94 Va
95%
*94 Vb
95 Vi
*104%
105 Va
300
.
93%
95
*91
93 Va
95
93 Vi
500
18,500
109 Vb
'
v
22
104 Vb
104%
*104%
105%
*104Vb
105 V4
104 Va
26%
26 Vb
26 Va
26 Vb
26 Vb
26 Vb
26 Va
26 Vb
26%
22%
*26 Vb
110
>100
21 Va
21%
21V4
21%
21 Vb
21%
21 %
21%
11%
105
150
'
1,000
9,000
;
11%
11%
*105Va
105%
*83%
84 Vb
450
21 Vb
21%
6,900
7Ta
7Ta
900
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
*105 Va
105%
*105Va
105%
105%
105%
83%
83 %
83 Va
83 Vb
84.
21 %
20%
21%
21 Vi
21 Vb
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
X23%
6.400
'
106
106
;
>
200
w
87
July 18
10
74
July
9
88
Feb
20
16
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
5% Oct
24
Sep
23
40% Jun
25
57% Jan ~~2
50% July 29
56 % Jun
5
21 % Oct
25
44% Feb
23% July 25
29 Va Nov
4
4% Oct
19
5% Oct
8
8% Feb
11
5% Oct
25
6 Va May
3
9
59% Jun
15
9% Jan
19% Jan
6% Mar
4
Nov
23
25% May 13
9% May 24
2
6
25
4
58% Sep
20
Ward
83%
*82%
20%
21%
21'/a
7%
; 7%
7%
6%
23%
24
23%
55
55
_—50c
2814
28 3 b
27%
28%
2.50
5%
5%
5%
5%
1
100
7%
7%
7%.
7%
15
60 VB
60 Va
60 Va
60 Va
Co__—No par
31%
32
32 Va
32%,
14%'
14%
28%
13%
14 y4
Inc
Tiernan
Co
Co
common
Brothers
Warner
17
Warner
23%
23V4
23%
23%
23%
2,400
55
55
55
*54%
551/2
1,200
27%
55 Vi
No par
_
28%
28 Va
28 Vi
29
-'5%
5%
5%
6
6
7 V4
7 Vb
7 Va
7%
7
"
.
Oct"24,
20% Feb
22
Oct
24
17% Oct
3
38% Apr 19
27% May 17
12% Mar 20
9
31
Mar 11
25
23 % Jan
Oct
5
Oct"
2
54% Jan
May 29
40% Jan
May 29
51
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
79
42% Sep
4
40% May 28
2
51
Warner
&
Warren
(S.
Feb
20
60
60%
*59%
60
Vb
32%
33 Va
33 %
34
'
14
14
14
13 Vb
14%
61
5
35
6
13 Va Aug 22
~5% Jan~31
3 Vz
Sep
Webb
Welbilt
23
14% Feb
102 % Apr
8
12% Oct
8% Oct
22
2% Nov
8
21% Jan
38 Vz Nov
Oct
7
53% Apr
15
17
West
15
West
20
Mar 11
95% Jun
25
98 % Nov
11
95
Dec
28
94% Jan
14
85% Jan
3
92
Apr
30
91% Jan
14
26 Vz Oct
22
46
Mar 12
30% .Tan
106% Feb
8
87
2
Jan
97 Va Feb
16
102
4
99% Nov
5
Dec
98
8
23
4.10%
94% May 17
45% Oct
103
7
Mar
West
17
Va
4%%
4
32 Vi Dec
4
28
Jan
8
72% Oct
29
23 Vz Jun
25
39
Jan
2
31% Jan
17
43% Sep
12
Western
13
27
29
Feb
21
18% Jan
2
32 % Feb
9
19
May'29
Jun
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
29% Dec
21% Oct 24
21% Oct
Jun
27
108% Sep
24
'25
10
Sep
90 % Oct
25% Jun
4
2
32
2
41% Oct
31
19
90% Oct
30
88% Jan
Apr
2
1107
Feb
42%, Jan
2
27
Jan
29
20
24
-
Apr
23
103% Nov
100
19
w
Jun
15
White
Oct
25
Wickes
24 Va Oct
29
10 % Aug
2
29 Va Aug
43 % Feb
28
Jan
2
48
13% Nov
12
26% Mar
26 % May 29
48
2
34
Mar 22
18
Jun(25
32% Feb
22
57
84% Mar 16
88
25% Mar
20
33% Oct
Jun
22
Jun
26
125
Feb
9
1
Feb
16
35
Oct
Nov
15
87
Jan
6% Jan
39
Jan
26% Mar
10
31 Vi May 29
Oct
44% Dec
6%
♦Riri
ruptcy
nnri
22
23
22
22 Vb
,
Service
Public
Chemical1 Co
2
37% Sep
17
128% Nov
1
11
Jan
18% Jan
30% Mar 16
94
7
403
34% Nov
2
Xerox
Nov 15
Iron
33 Vb
30
30 Vb
30
30
Vi
30 Vb
30%
36 Vb
35%
36 Vi
35 Vb
36
89 Va
90
90
89 Vb
89 Va
*89 Vi
90
89V4
89 '/4
114%
*114%
117%
*114%
ll(i%
*114%
116%
20
30 Vb
6.600
99%
220
*114%
117%
3iy4
30%
30%
30 Va
30 %
30 Va
30%
30%
99
99
98%
98%
98%
99
99
99
99
52 Vi
53%
53
53%
51%
52%
'
*91
*90
94
*90
51
50
50
50%
50%
30%
31 Va
30%
9%
9%
26%
26%
*47
31 Vb
30 Va
*104
105'
*104
105
9%
9%
9%
'26
27
*26
,
47
47
47%
13%
14
13%
14
47%
45%
45%
4612
46 Vz
23 ^
23%
*23%
23%
*23%
29
30
29 Va
29%
29 Vb
36 VA
36%
36%
*89
,
9 Vb
*25'b
4
*89
1
29%
29 Tb
x29 Vi
75% Mar 15
Mar
51
cftlp
this
nn
such
bv
-
.
84 V4 Oct
6
daV.
f Cash
29 Tb
27%
*131%
Corp^-lO
44%
44%
44%
39%
40%
39%
40%
28%
28
29 Vb
.
44%
28
5
W)
(F
10
Worsted
Co_„_
or
Sale.
*28
27%
27%
*131 %
134
1.28
Corp——
387%
33
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Zenith
28
WQ
Wlien
*131%
44%
'
-
.
.
.
V
•
'
"
382 Vi
391%
36 Vb
35%
89 Vb
9%
93a
9 Vb
391 Vb
384
388%
*131%
44%
44%
900
40 %
40%
42 Vi
11,200
28
28
28 %
1,000
79%
80 Va
23,100
35%
35%
36 Vb
10,500
91 Vi
*89%:
91'i
40
99%
100 Vi
X97 Vi
98'b
1.100
9%
1
9%
*83n
9%
600
396 Vb
400
403
397
33 Va
33 Va
34
33%
34 Vb
33%
127V4
125 Vi
126
124 Va
126 Vi
122%
33 Vb
34
32 Vz
34%
78%
<0'8
OU"4
80%
79%
81 Vi
34%
33%
34%
79
1
81
70
783i
,4
813
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,
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Range for 1963 is
■
a
tin
bankruptcy
combination
of
or
both
receivership
exchanges.
14,900
134
44%
33
128 Va
32
4,900
79 Vb
*90
100 Vb
9%
27%
28 Vi
300
2,900
28 Vb
.
91 b
29%
9%
29%
30
800
8,500
89 Va
*89
■
1,900
>5,300
35%
'
*99%
35%
9%
134
-
28%
35%
28' i
78%
91
93a
100
-
*27%
36
90 Vb
a
40
40
27%
35%
'-■
44 5
44%
783i
78
79 Vi
29 Vb
27%
*131%
24
23%
-:
89 Vb
!'■
48
47 Vb
,
24
X125
33
127 Va
39%
x27%
-
1.800
36 3 b
'
1 Transferred
I
x9%
9%
;•»
13Tb-
29%
297b-
200
1,100'
13%
28%
134
2,500
48
47%
*23Va
283a
28
28 Va
134
26 Vb
47 Vb
or
b^nr^o^
All picfenea is.
34 Vi
124
83,800
2,700
11,600
32 Va
33%
24,800
77 Vb.
79%
87.100
'
Radio, Corp
uisiuuuicu.
*9 Vb
•
78 %
79
*99%
—5
Co
from American Stock Exchange to N.Y.S.E.
more, low and high ranges are for new shares only.
companies.
dividends of 25%
■
*9%
9%
2,600
23,800
14
47%
47V4
29%
17,700
48
*13%
24
9%
9%
26 Vb
90 Vb
35 3
367/b
90%
91 i
31
9Vb
48
48
14 Vi
400
105
*104
*25 Vb
9%
26
47%
'
105
*104
.'■■:■
49%
30%
30%
303b
30 Tb
105
53
49 Vb
50',i
29,700
100,200
93
*90
94
,49%
V2
52%
52 %
52
*90
95
50
95
com—_10
Inc—
200
35%
9 Vt
Co
4,800
33 Vi
——100
Co
301/4"
*30
37
90%
Inc_—
Power
Vb'
10,300
34
99%
2
22
,
30
100
84% Jan
'
41%
36
Wyandotte
25 Va Jan
stock
40%
33 Vi
35%
16
.
41%
29%
91 Vb
107% Mar 28
.
41%
37%
35%
24
V'
41%
33%
91%,
148% Jan
nn
41%
12,200
29%
36
96 V4 Jun
2
assumed
24,900
5.700
93
4
nrirpc
68%
38,000
78
9
n«;lrpri
a
33%
*35%
9% Oct
Act,
67 3
32%
*92
11% Feb 28
otherwise indicated.; On
68 Va
33%
10
Mar 29
24
160
69 Va
67 Vb
33%
*9
IZ
42% Oct
101 Vi
37%
Woolworth
12
25
101 Vi
30Vi
Worthington Corp common
10
4%%
prior preferred
100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
1—No par
107
38% Feb
42%
101 Vi
42
37 Va
15
85-
16
166 Va Jan
41 Vb
*100Vb
42
*29 Vb
*89
preferred
Wisconsin
May 13
28
22% Oct 23
14% Oct
30
Elec
Wisconsin
8
July 18
Jan 25
14
22
47
Stores
Winn-Dixie
6
17
92
*91%
42 Vb
100 Vi
100»/4
37 Vb
10c
Inc
500
420
95%
37%
17
26 V« Jan
65 Va Oct
32 % Sep
136% Apr
Industries
*93
94
*92%
94
V2
37%
36% Oct
62Tb Feb
8
17% Jun
95
30V4
80 % Nov
2
58
25
*93
371/4
5
2
22
92 Va Jan
Jun
95 Vb
•
9.400
101
100 Vi
21%
3
29% Jan
8
100
*29%
Woodward
15
Jan
100
30 VA
Witco
22
131
100 Vb
19,500
21%
15
24
25
12 Vb
37
2IV4
16
Oct
Jan
39%
30 V4
.'—No par
—
a
*121/4
30%
No par
common
15
39i
12 Va
36%
29 Vi Sep
Oct
93
Inc
14%
39 Vb
41 Vi
,
70%
42 Vi
42 Va Nov
Jan
55
28
Co
&
15%
*12 Vi
114%
5
$4.25 preferred
15
39 V i
12 Vz
1,800
67%
41%/
2
28
21% Oct
92 Vz Jun
Wilson
Windsor
9,400
2%
15%
*92%
94
200
10
39%
'
2.50
—-—■
2%
234
12 Vi
*93
101
24 % Jan
23
81 Va Jun
12
32 Va May
6
3
42% Jan
5
Feb
13
9% Mar 28
1
129% Oct
28
29% Dec
23
Jun
_——
Co—
9%
2%
89 VA
5
—'
—
issued
Oil
10 Vi
2%
'
2
131% Apr
16
Inc
41%
35 Vi
*35
9%
36%
.—
Corp
When
Wilcox
13
93 Va Feb
2
■<
Sep
44
2
7
-
27% Nov
20
37%
6
9% Feb
26
5
48 V8
July 24
22% Nov
Stores
35
TO VA
33 VA
1
common
700
36%
,
*14
Co
3,200
37 Vb
29
——
preferred
48 Vb
37 VA
36%
30 VA
1
Motor
5 V4 %
48%
37 Vb
99 VA
:
900
49 Vi
IV.
Vz
36
2.50
13
2
•21% Jan
39
21
68%
.
37
37
36 %
48%
30 VA
40
No par
Nov
6% Jan
19
-
21
com—No par
14
13
15
Jan
27
42%
19% Jan
25
10 Va Jan
18 Va Dec
70 Vb
*104
25
32% Aug 17
41%
100 VA
41%
100
White Sewing Machine common-i-1
Prior preference
:
20
$3
convertible
preferred
50
Oct
26
*92%,
41%
41 %
White
107
May 29
5
94
*92%
1,100
38%
*
.
96
*100% 101%
5,200
15%
15 Vi
*93
10
56
4
July 22
2%
12 Vi
900
68
*40
37
37 Vb
35%
9%
39%
12 Vi
96
25
1
14
39 Va
,
12%
*93
31
1
88 Vi Nov
*35
a
100
Oct
55 V4 Nov
4
31 VA
27b
100
Jun
7
preferred
2%
100
34 Vi Sep
3
Jan
33% Jan
47% Mar 28
$5
97
1C0
,No par
Whirlpool Corp common—^
:_5
4V4%
convertible
preferred—80
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
Jan
77
27 Vi
20
6
2%
13%
preferred series B—100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
101 Vz May 27
x49
35 Vb
9%
32,000
401/3
67%
68 Vb
40 Vb
4,800
26%
107 Vb
49 %
36%
-
'
370
10,800
21,400
,30
26
*106 Vb
107 Vb
40 Vb
'
68 Vb
preferred
Telegraph
*35
9%
—2
RR
Union
35 Vz
39%
3.80%
11
35% Jan
92
18
36% Dec
Feb
Sep
35 Vb Sep
2
77
24
116 Vi
15
118
May 16
37%
37%
13%
Westinghouse Air Brake—
10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
9
86% Apr
2nd
Pacific
49%
1
Inc
Lines
non-cum
Western
23
Jan
96% Apr
100
35% Oct
25
25
31% Jan
71 Va May 14
Oct
2
4%
36%
49
39,
*1214
4
100
100
Bancorporation
Western
3
36 V4
49 Va
1
:
Co
4%%
Western Maryland Ry
24% Aug 29
32% Jun
3
39% Jun
2
25% May 11
29
Jan
2
30% Mar 12
May 29
80
29
31
41% Jan
Jan
39 Va Jan,
24
25
r,-(28
Air
36
37 Vz
2%
—
Western
40 Va
9%
pfd
preferred series B
100"
preferred series C
Pulp & Paper common—5
preferred
100
4.20%
Mar 12
Corp
Coal
Power
Penn
69
__1
Co
Financial
Kentucky
68 VA
40 Vb
*35
,
Scientific
Welch
69
41
29%
30
X106
68
68%
40 Vb
Vi
26%
x261/2
26%
1061/2
69%
48 >4
Corp
Corp
Wesco
13 Vi Oct
V
May
E)
(Del
oq
29
26%
40%
36
Mills—
„—5
——No par
_1
Knitting
Wayne
9
28%
106 Vb
>
VA
*37 %
-—5
3.000
33 Vb
68%
No par
No par
Co
27
107
21,300
13%
•'
28%
26%
107
9.500
6 Va
-7%
32%
*60
*.
*40%
—No par
Co
D.)
Motor
Waukesha
40% May 22
2
9% Nov
Swasey
28%
27 VA
106%
106%
preferred—100
Co—___——1
Washington Gas Light Co__
Washington Water Power-:
1
31% Jan
8
V
~2%
May 14
' Sep 23
30 Vb Feb
37% Mar 19
36 Va Feb
6
3
Feb
103
28
Jan
14
33 % Mar
2
Dec
Jan
47% Jan
2
39
105
Nov
32
2
29
-
29
28 3 4
27
Pharmaceutical— 1
convertible
$4.00
—1.25
;—————10
Co
Warner-Lambert
8
110
67
92
Warner
July 10
29 Vi Apr
2
Inc
Bros Pictures
28%
'
'
10%
x
55
23%
55
W
&
preferred
Nov
,
transactions—
&
Baking
I6V4 Jun
..
34
Wallace
Walworth
May 24
76% Jun 17
5
17 Va Feb
Mar 12
*82%
15
__No par
5
Walgreen
Co——
Walker
(Hiram) G
Foreign
72
preferred—100
Corp
Waldorf System
'
8
8% Feb 20
9% Feb 21
4%%
RR
Electric
Wagner
cumulaUve unless
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;(1958)
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
Bond Record from the New York Stock Exchange
rKIUAT
Year 1962
bonds
the
when
mature.
Figures after
GOVERNMENT BONDS
YORK
NEW
4%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
4s
Treasury
4s_:
Treasury
4s
Treasury
,
4s
4s__.
32nds of
1
Ask
Bid
Ask
a
point.
Thursday
Nov. 18
Nov. 12
Friday
Nov. 14
Bid
Sales for
Nov. 15
Ask
Bid
Week
Ask
Bonds($)
1975-1985
101
101.8
101
101.8
101.2
101.10
101.4
101 12
101
101.8
101
101.8
101.2
101.10
101.6
101 14
98.12
—Aug
Feb
Aug
Aug
98.16
98.12
99.27
99.31
99.28
100
100
100.4
lOO.l
100 5
99.27
99.31
99.28
100
100
100!4
100.1
100 5
99.25
May 15 1989-1994
i—Feb 15 1969
Oct
1 1969
Aug 15 1970
4s
more
Wednesdiay
Tuesday
Bid
Ask
or
15 1987-1992
Aug
4s
Treasury
point represent one
Nov. 11
Bid
May 15
Treasury 4Vis..:.
Treasury 4%s
4
>
decimal
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case, the month
TJie
■ brtrck I
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Previous
Range for
YR"AK?I Y
UfrKTir| Y
WwtCifll-I
rPIflAV
99.29
100.2
100
100 4
98.16
99.26
99.18
99.16
99.20
99.4
99.8
99.6
99.10
99.2
99.6
99.4
99.30
99.30
99.14
15 1971
15 1972
15 1972
15 1D73
98.16
-
98.20
98.20
98 24
99.22
99.26
99.24
99, 28
99.10
99.14
99.12
99, 16
99.8
99.8
99.12
99.10
99 14
i
98.21
98.25
98.24
98.28
98.28
99
98.31
Treasury 4s
98
98.8
98.4
98.12
98.10
98.18
98.16
98 22
Treasury
97.24
98
97.26
98,2
97.26
98.2
97.28
98. 4
99.13
99.17
99.15
99.19
99.16
99.20
99.18
99. 20
99.5
99.7
99.6
99.8
99.10
99.12
99.13
99. 15
98.6
98.10
98.8
98.12
98.13
98.17
98.14
98, 18
97.8
97.14
97.12
97.18
97.18
97.24
97.20
98.24
98.28
98.26
98.30
98.27
98.31
98.29
98, 31
99.20
99.22
99.20
99.22
99.21
99.23
99.22
99, 24
Treasury
Feb 15 1980
4s_.
—Feb 15 1988-1993
Treasury 3%^
—May ,15 1968
37/ss—_—Nov 15 1968
37/aS
—Nov 15 1971
3%s
Nov 15 1974
33/4S
—j.__Aug 15 1968
3%s
May 15 1966
3s/bs
Nov 15 1967
3%s
Nov 15 1980
3%s
n-Feb 15 1990
3%s__
Nov 15 1998
3%s__
Nov 15 1966
3 Vis
Jun 15 1978-1983
3Vis
—May 15 1985
3s
Feb 15 1964
3s—
Aug 15 1966
3s__.
Feb 15 1995
25/as—
Feb 15 1965
2Vis-Jun 15 1962-1967
2Vis
_Dec 15 1963-1968
2Vis
Jun 15 1964-1969
2Vis
Dec 15 1964-1969
2Vis
Mar 15 1965-1970
2 Vis—Mar 15 1966-1971
2Vis_
Jun 15 1967-1972
2Vis
—Sep 15 1967-1972
2Vis
Dec 15 1967-1972
Reconstn & Develop—
Feb
15 1985
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
/Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
.
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Intl Bank for
5s_
103.8
July 25
July 11
103 8
101
101.8
July 10
101.8
103.16 Mar
6
103.16 Mar
6
102.16 Oct
July 25
July 11
July 10
101
7
102.16 Oct
7
99.16
101'
Nov 13
•
18
Sep
Nov
4%s
Nov
:
Nov
99.24
7
4 Vis
4
Vis
-May
-
—Jan
Sep
—Oct
4s
3%s
—
:
:
3%s^
July 12
90
Jun
91.8
25
Sep
24
91.8
Sep
——
3S—
24
3s_
100
Dec
t Sale
100 % Dec
28
prices
indicated'
are
99Vi
31
with
a
Sep
101
4
double dagger.
All other figures are bid and
92, 6
90
89. 2
'88.28
89.4
98.24
98.24
89.4
88.26
98.26
98.25
98, 27
88.24
89
88.24
89
88.24
89
88.23
88.31
88.24
89
88.24
89
99.27
99.29
99.27
99.29
99.27
99.29
99.28
98.3
98.7
98.2
98.6
98.2
98.6
98.4
98, 6
86.4
85.30
86
85.30
86.6
86
86. 8
98.24
98.26
98.24
98.26
98.25
98.27
98.25
98, 27
95.26
95.30
95.28
96
95.30
96.8
95.30
93.18
93.24
93.20
93.26
93.22
93.28
93.22
93 28
92.17
92.23
92.20
92.26
92.22
92.28
92.22
92, 28
91.26
92
91.28
92.2
91.30
92.4
99, 29
96. 2
i'i 92
92.
5
91.14
91.18
91.16
91.20
91.20
91.24
91.20
91. 26
90.14
90.18
90.16
90.20
90.20
90.24
90.20
90. 26
88.18
88.24
88.20
88.26
88.22
88.28
88.24
88. 30
88.10
88.16
88.10
88.16
88.12
88.18
88.14
88. 20
88.8
88.14
88.8
88.14
88.10
88.16
88.10
88. 16
106.16
107.16
103.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
106.16
107.16
104.16
104.16
103.16
103.16
104.16
103.24
104.24
101
102
101
102
101
102
101.8
102
101
102
101
102
101
102
101.8
102
100.24
101.24
U01
101
100.24
101.24
101.8
102
99
100
99
100
99
100
99.8
100
99
100
99
100
99.8
99.24
100.4
100.20
100.4
100.20
99.28
100.4
100.4
100,20
99.28
98.8
98.24
98
97
98
96.24
96
97
93.8
89.8
1
15
6,000
99.24
99
100.4
100.4
99.28
98.16
1CO.20
100.4
99.28
100.4
98
98.16
98
-97,24
96.24
97.24
97
95.24
96.24
95.24
96.24
96
96.24
94.8
93.8
94.8
93.8
94.8
93
94
90.8
89.8
90.8
89.8
90.8
89.8
90
99
97.24
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
90.16
91.16
91
91.24
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88.16
89.16
88
89.16
99
993i
99
99%
99
99%
99
99%
•
Bank—
15 1982
Dec
4 Vis
Apr_ll
98 25
91.30
89.24
•
89
—
Inter-American Development
98.28
90
88.31
—
3 Vis__
89
98.22
98.23
92.8
89.24
85.28
1969
:
Oct
1971
May 15 1975
Oct
1 1981
——July 15 1972
:
Mar
1 1976
3 Vis
,88.28
;
88.24
May 15 1968
_Jan
98.24
98.21
92
92.6
90
89.4
97, ,26
88.23
1964
3 Vis
91.30
89.24
88.28
198C
3%s
92.6
90
98.22
1 1978
15 1979
15 1965
1
98.20
91.30
1 1977
1 1982
—
98.18
98.20
98.18
89.24
1 1973
Jap
Feb
4Vis___
<
1
—Dec
4 Vis———
13
CLOSED
-
——
4%s_——
101
EXCHANGE
99 3
asked quotations.
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 15)
V Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
New York City
Issue—
Transit
3%
Unification
Corporate
«'
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Range
Low
No.
High
BONDS
Since
New York Stock
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
1980
(Kingdom of)
extl loan 4s
97 Vi
97 Vi
973*=.
97ft
Last
or
Sale Prico
1964—June-Dec
__Mar-Sepi
■
—June-Dec
Period
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
external loan
5'/2S
Stock
Interest
7
Exchange
High
Belgium
-
Week's Iliiiige
Friday
Week's Range
Last
99%
Foreign
100%
loan
Foreign
f
s
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Bonds
Sold
Low
No.
100
—
103',4 103%
1976-
June-Dec
transactions
102
102 %
High
99%
4
99% 100 VU
*102%
transactions
extl
5'/2S
1972
High
,
101
105%
5
100
-39
1C2
102 % 102 Va
105
10
•
5'/4s
extl loan
Foreign
•
Berlin
T elephone
New
York
Stock
debt
adj
ser
adj
ser
B
New
debentures
Power
&
Akershus
(Kingdom
of
AND
debentures
debentures
(U
S
of)
Norway)
Jfar-Sept
•
*93%
.Feb-Aug
series
A
1978
series
B
1978
external
•
Foreign
/City of) 5,/lS 1973
transactions-
*103 %
104
24
103'b 104
Extl
s
f
7s
s
f
7s
30-year 3s
series
B
series
f
s
$
-r'
D
to
1945
—Jun-July
*96%
ApnZ-Oct
*96%
1945
Jan-JuZy
64%
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s
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.
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or
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Period
Range Since
Sold
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Czechoslovakia
—
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of) 5Vis 1974
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Jan-July
April-Oct
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1979
:
—
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99 Vb
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railroad
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Co Inc—
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95 V*
95%
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—
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4Vis conv subord debs 1981
——
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/
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4.40s
conv
subord debs 1980——
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4%s subord debs 1988
—
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4.80s
84
96
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96
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,
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116
183
—
'
.April-Oct
1990——
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4%s
Telephone and Telegraph
debentures 1980
2Vis debentures 1975
—_—
American
2%s debentures
2%s
debentures
debentures
3%s debentures
100%
2%s
debentures
debentures
debentures
43/bs debentures
98
Ltd 37/is 1970
fund debentures 1980
Airlines 3s debentures 1966
Can Co 3%s debs 1988
sink
American
2%s
—
*100
-May-Nov
108
107
107 Vi
_Mar-Sept
3Vis 1984
——
April-Ocf
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4Vis 1975—
_April-Ocf
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June-Dec
5%s sink fund debentures 1981
_April-Ocf
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981
_June-Dec
4%s sink fund debentures 1986
—
Allegheny Power SystemSee old name of West Electric Co
.April-Ocf
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
.April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978—
.April-Ocf
Allied Stores Corn 4Vis
1981
..Feb-Aug
Aluminum Co of America 3Vis 1964—...
Jime-Dec
3s sinking fund debentures 1979—
_Jan-July
4Vis sinking fund debentures 1982
.April-Oct
37/aS sinking fund debentures 1983
mortgage
American
companies
Great
3%s
May-Nov
industrial
conv
■
98%
and
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Alabama
Co—
2Vis
'
-
1968
see page
due
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106
105
113%
138
78
65
104
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211
18
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98
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142
102
101%
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32
104%
108
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—
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May-Nov
103
103
102% 102 Vi
;
to
8
11%
7
—
9%
—
June-Dec
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
♦ 5Vis
(40-year) s f 1971——.——
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103%
98
103
V
Feb-Aap
1977
extended
—
9%
Vb
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—
June-Dec
... June-Dec
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transactions—^——.——
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American
*103
103
102 Vi
29
102
-
105%
105%,
100
% .104 Vi
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54
103
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_.
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April-Ocf
.
transactions
1958
97
7
12
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9
93
7
.
__
9%
—
—
May-Nov
May-Nov
1958.
Foreign transactions
Southern
Italy Dev Fund
1st
9
90
ApriZ-Oct
1965.
Development Co Ltd—
extl
loan (30-year >
1958
due
11
*10
.—
86%
—
-
-
__
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__
June-Dec
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external loan Jan 1968—-—
Foreign
3Vis
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'
97
—
97
*10
5
—-i.
—
97
—
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Africa
3Vis
%
-
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Oriental
&
assented
4%s
5 Vis
Air
6
—
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transactions
_
external
loan
1978
Foreign
*97
—
29%
100% 100%
95%
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5 Vis
24%
86
1
100%
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transactions
loan
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__
103
(54 %
1%
_'
April-Ocf
1965
(Kingdom)—
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secured
external
1962
♦ 7s series B secured external
1962
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Croats
Serbs
♦
.60
102 %
...
new
—
49
—
1952
8s
217%
98 Vi
85
June-Dec
...
Foreign transactions.
5%s
external loan , 1976
5 V2S
100%
II
84%
.Mar-Sept
(Kingdom of)—
4 Vis
98%
—
240
217%
18
100 % IOO3V
(interest
...Mar-Sepf
transactions
Foreign
Norway
27
1959———Mar-Sepf
1977
transactions
gtd dollar bonds 1978
102%
240
—
Foreign
5%
103
99
2
—
gtd dollar
(City)
Paulo
readjustment 1984..
Jan-July
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
{♦Warsaw (City) external 7s 1958
Feb-Aug
{♦4%s assented 1958
i
Feb-Aug
♦ Yokohoma
(City of) 8s of !26 1961—June-Dec
6s due 1961 extended to
1971—Jun°-Dec
Mar-Sepf
1958
transactions
1976
transactions
15-year 5 %s
1977
.
Foreign transactions.
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp—
"r 6s gtd dollar bonds 1976^.
Foreign
transactions—%_—
Foreign
%
*29%
Jan-July
..ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
5%s
15-year
;Z-April-Oct
I—
1952
3%s-4 V,8S-41r^s ext conversion 1978——June-Dec
4s-4V4S-4%s external readj 1978—_Fcb-Aug
97%
.
Foreign
'
6%s
98%
3
101 % 102%
Jan-July
1970
5%s
98
10
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pursuant to Plan A
to 2.125%)
2008.
(Govt)
103
102
102 % 102
102 %
pursuant to Plan A (interest
to 2.125%)
2008—
Mar-Sepf
Zealand
New
2
ApriZ-Oct
/
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1978
s f 1978
1952—^
Secured extl sink fund 6%s
Stamped
of)
102%
94%
24
102
Mar-Sept
fund 6%s
sink
—
Plan A
2004„_ju»e-Dec
—May-Nov
(interest
.May-lVou
♦ 6Vis
extl secured sinking fund 1957__May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
to 2% )
2012—
May-Nov
101%
*102
Feb-Aug
Foreign transactions
Minas Geraes
(State)—
♦
98%
98 Va
May-Nov
May-Nov
.
Foreign transactions ___^
____.
{♦Kreuger & Toll 5s uniform code 1959
Mar-Sept
♦ Medellin
(Colombia) 6%s 1954
—June-Dec
30-year
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7
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——
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8
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98
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.
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—
•
86
79
1
21
175
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,
79
76%
Mar-Sept
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1974
1980—
loan
1946
April-Ocf
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reduced to 2.5%) 1999
—-—April-Ocf
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internal sinking fund gold 1968
iZ«ue-Dec
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reduced
to 2%) 2012—
June-Dec
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-
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extl s f 1974
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transactions—.
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86
79
11
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'
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1977—
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f
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a_.
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79
76
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1973
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reduced to 2.375% ) 2001.
__April-Ocf
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reduced
to
2%)
2012—
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106
98
1
103
76%
——
24
104%
104 %
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1977..
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106
6
98%
—
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gtd ext s f 3s 1977
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series
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Italian
f
s
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—
Consortium for Public Works—
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30-year
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transactions
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Italian
98%
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Jan-July
7%s
1966 Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006___„Jan-July
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5Vis external loan Dec 1 1968 new
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97
—
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April-Ocf
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—-April-Oct
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99
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96
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25
100
100
99
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•
105
99
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1978
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—
—
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:
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'
——————
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debt
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34
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—
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—
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s f $ bonds Jan 1
1976
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24
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to
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7
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71
101
104 % 104%
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3
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BONDS
Bonds
.
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
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27
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended Nov. 15)
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New York Stock Exchange
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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1982
1987
1973
1971
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1990
1985
—
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Feb-Aug
—__—__Mar-Sept
J&u-July
—_——
debentures
—
1973
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80%
81
20
85%
84
84%
40
84%
74 Va
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7
83
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82
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1970_Feb-Aup
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Feb-Aug
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57
68
77
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>
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;
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A
1988—Jan-July
• General
inc mtge 4%s Jan 1 2038
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series
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1983
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—
page
31.
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series B 1985-Map-Nov
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101
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77
85%
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1982
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subord debentures 1983
Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR
71%
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101%
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104
8
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104%
mortgage
mortgage
53%
—
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series
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49
346
66%
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mortgage
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Chicago Rock
1st
D
1st
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Jan
10
106
104
——
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Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Ocf
1st
57%
A
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4%s 1989—
i—Feb-A?tp
1st
4%s 1990___
—
-June-Dec
mortgage
1st mortgage
4%s 1991
———Feb-Aug
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965—Jan-July
4%s convertible subord debs
1983
May-ZVor
Continental Can Co 3%s due 1976—_——April-Oct
4%s
debentures
1985—
April-Oct
Continental Oil Co 3s debs 1984
—May-Nov
4%s debentures 1991
Map-Nov
Copperweld Steel Co 5s conv debs 1979—June-Dec
Corn Products Co 4%s subord debs 1983—April-Oct
Crowell-Collier Publishing—
,
4%s conv subord debs 1981-—-—--——ApriZ-Oct
5s
conv
subord debs 1983
Apr-Oct
Crown Cork & Seal 4%s debs 1988_
Mar-Sept
Crucible Steel Co of Amer 1st M 3Vss *66_Map-Nov
• Curtis
Publishing Co 6s debs 1986—.—April-Oct
1st
1983—April
April
99%
104%
100%
87V4
103%
1
Daystrom
2003
Western Ry—
conv inc 4V2s Jan
3s
54 V4
■■■■■..
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5$'A
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1994—
ser
77
Jan
Pacific
&
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inc ser A
4%s
Milwaukee
mortgage
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4V2s
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mortgage
82 Va
April
99%
104
92%
88i%
85%
—.
——
104
104
100 y2
94%
90%
87
90%
99%
74
93%
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84
74
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8 7Va
79
——
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104
111%
84
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April-Oct
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4%s 1987
4%s 1988---——
Chicago ,& Eastern 111 RR—
•
102%
102
86%
*75
mortgage
85%
68
—
82V4
94 ya
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■
103
99%
~1
104% 104%
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first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
debentures
4%s
1975-.——Feb-Aup
mortgage
1st.
1st
99
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry gen 4Vis 1992
Mar-Sept
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Refund and impt M 3 Vis series E
1996—Feb-Aup
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98
98%
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
_
1981
subord
conv
106%
105%
99%
101
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Power
Convertible
105
90
89%
87
99%
109
102% 104 V\
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3 Ves
debentures
—June-Dec
3s
debentures
1978
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1982..
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5s debentures
1982——
Mar-Sept
4%s
debentures
1983
r._Feb-Aug
5s
debentures
1985_
j.—;
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4%s
debentures
1986—
—
Feb-Aug
4%s
debentures 1986
Map-Nov
4%s debentures 1987
—Mar-Sept
4%s debentures 1988
Apr-Oct.
Consumers
110
Champion
Paper & Fibre—
debentures 1965
107%
105%
104 y2
101
88%
92%
106
106
*99
B
1021%
104
,
107%
1968—
Gas 2%s
1976—
1979
Natural
86%
6
OO
bo
1,06'%
83%
5
83
8
~
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subord debs 1984
tjune-Dec
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ref M 2%s series T
1976
Jan-July
ref M 2%s series U 1981_
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ref mtge s f 2%s series X 1986
Jan-July
debentures
;
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82 V*
84 %
83
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—
84
82
88
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Consolidated
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79
79%
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96
87
93
-
82
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conv
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37%
87%
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73%
75
2
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79^8
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77%
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75%.
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91%
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65
106
104
104
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'
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1
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—
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95
86%
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41%
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77Va
11
81 V'4
77%
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debentures
conv
801/4
77%'
Jan-July
1995
A
mortgage 4%s series B Jan
Illinois
991%
92 3/4
—
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106%
105
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—
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1991
1992
1992—
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lst
Central of
Georgia Ry —
mortgage 4s series
106 7/a
102%
104
—
104% 105%
105 y2
93 VA
98%
1021%
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April-Oct
—.—.——June-Oct
—
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—-^June-Dec
1991
U
series
90
23
90
April-Oct
T
series
•.
1st
201
97%
1990__:
4%s
•
1990
R
S
series
Consolidated
1011/4 101%
103
1031/2
89
100
89%
90
91%
—
1988
,4%s
20
78
April-Oct
1976—
85V2
■
65
_June-Dec
1986
Corp 3s debentures 1965—
debentures
78Vs
99%
Feb-Aug
1977
debs
1
*60
April-Oct
May-JVoi?
1983
4Vis
80%
June-jDec
1978—
87
—
99%
transactions.
Clinchfield
(J
5Va%
80%
(perpetual)
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
Case
*85%
Jan-July
1976
3s
841%
78 i/s
debentures
4
62
84%
89%
—
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1986—:
A987
series
,
841/4
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consol
97
—
3%s
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1972—.
D
—
338
'
.
—
1981—
4%s
4%
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92 y4
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1979
series
4%s
Canadian
88
78%
100'
84
90
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Feb-Aug
series
G
1981
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series
H
1982—
—
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series
I
1983——
Feb-Aug
series J 1984
—
—^Jan-July
series K 1985—
June-Dec
series
L 1986——'-——-Map-Nov
series
series
5s
California
78 >A
85
__
100
84%
Mar-Sept
1972_
3s
82
223
83V4
82
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1031/2 1051/2
105
York—
1977
B
C
3s
3V8s
96
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82'A
76
92%
April-Oct
—
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3s
%
oq
96 Va
of
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3%s
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1983
J
1982_—
A
59
a 1
84V2
Jan-July
1971
/y
46 Vo'
•
Brown
1
('97'/2
Map-Nov
—__Mar-Sept
4 Vis 1983
4%s 1988
1 r
17 V2
.
51%
85
91 Va
86%
refunding mortgage issues—
1st &
53
41%
52%
16%
51%
I
series
Edison
Consolidated
I
104'/«
100
10
49 '*
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5s
64%
81
26
92%
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subord
conv
2%s
series AC 1967
Mar-Sepf
• Inc mortgage
4%s series A July 1970_May-ZVo?>
1st mortgage 6s series SS 1965
—Feb-Aup
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
ApriZ-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976—Jan-JitZp
1st mortgage 3s 1980
Jan-July
First
80
84
56
4
106
:
'
68
72%
"81
Inc—
debentures 1981_^—June-Dec
Edison Co-^First mortgage ,3s series L 1977_^_——Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s series N
1978——^—June-Dec
3s sinking fund debentures 1999———April-Oct
2%s s f debentures 1999_—a.—
—ApriZ-Oct
27/8s s
f
debentures 2001——.
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3%s
87 V2
147
series
debentures
2%s
Boston &
63
92
Commonwealth
921/4
9OV2
841/2
100
1167/s
62%
12
83%
Combustion Engineering
84
*85
87%
105
,
*83%
Mar-Sept
4%s debentures series K 1983
May-Nou
April-Oct
5V8S debentures series O 1985_
5%s subord conv debs 1964
Map-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3%s 1970—May -Sept
1st mortgage
3%s 1983
Mar-TVou
1st
mortgage 3%s
1986
:—April-Oct
1st
mortgage
4%s 1987—
Mar-Sept
113
103'A
102% 193%
June-Dec
1991—
27
102%
101% 103
103=
4%s conv 1980
.—-Jan-July
2%s debs 1981———Mar-Sept
debentures
1111/2112
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-—Map-Nov
Co
Co
fund
sink
1351/2
"841/a
—Jan-July
1979
35
102
102%
79%
83 y4
92%
—ApriZ-Oct
_April-Oci
1981—
G 1981
1982
series F
series
debentures
4%s
152,
1431/21451/2
91
Corp—
Consol
95
-
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Jan-July
Borden
72
Va
87V4
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143V2
1970
Consol
72
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...
1977
debs
5s
Finance
Bethlehem
5s
76%
77%
861/4
Jan-July
1982—
debs
subord
Conv
40
debentures
71%
Mar-Sept
Baxter Laboratories Inc—
Beneficial
debentures
4%s
771/8
—Jan-July
June-Dec
1989
Z
fund 3 Vis 1990
1st ref mtge sink fund 4s 1993
4Vis conv debentures 1974
:
ref
1st
37/8s
76 Va
Ve
99
85%
25
19
63
April-Oct
:—Jan-July
^Mar-Sept
1977;
C
series
90
861/2
Jan-July
117
67%
67%
June-Dec
Feb-Aup
-—
1975
B
debentures
77%
Electric Co—
&
98%
•:
"80
1982_
1985
1986_
Inc—
series A 1975
81%
76'/8
2010—.——May
series A 2010
debs
conv
Baltimore
V :»
86'A
1101/4 112
'
83%
Jan-July
1970
961%
87 %
54 »A
'
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/
86
50
Gas System
681/2
771/2
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cons
100%
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"-
92
85%
1991_Jan-JMp
Illuminating
mortgage
36
89
79
mtge 4Vis ser C 1995
4%s convertible income Feb 1
1st
'
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96
mm
—
96%
99% IOOV2
86
1977_Jan-VuZp
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3%s
88
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—
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June-Dec
series
3s
2521/2
197
75
212 Va
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89
V
102
95
153
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97%
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163
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21
and
3%s
.
14
—;
96%
1982—
3s
3%s ser A 1970————Feb-Aup
4s ser B 1980—-—— Mar-Sept
mtge
1st
_
't
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•
Baltimore
64%
84
13
W./.
„
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53
,
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'
3%s
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55
96 y2
8 5 Va
mm
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1st
—-——June-Dec
1st mortgage 3s 1989
Map-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s
1993
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1994
:
—ApriZ-Oct
Colorado Fuel
Iron Corp 4%s 1977—-—Jan-July
First
99
89
99
205
69
6
2
Mar-Sep£
,_i.April-OcZ
Jan-July
1974
1970
3%s
debs
Division
St Louis
Cleveland
103%
101%
27
97Va
205
High
58
63%
101
Corp—
Cincinnati Wab
Columbia
.
10
'
991/2
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1969
E
G
series
debs
1971———
subord
conv
3%s
2%s
debentures
Service
Refunding
98
.
99%
114%
68%
99 Va
-
Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Ry—
General
gold 4s; 1993
:
June-Dec
General 5s series B 1993
June-Dec
102 Jil
99%
81
"89
1987
gtd
mortgage
Products
5s
92%
—
114
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4%s
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T
City
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89
90 3a
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Low
No.
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94
"95
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107 %
103 'A
1
94
90%
unv
4 Vis ser ^ 1972_,.-_-_Jan-July
3%s ser D 1980—.—Mar-Sept
General mtge 4.95s ser E 1988—
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1st mtge 43/4S ser F 1988-Apiil-Oct
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<
3'As debentures 1979
——-——^*
4%s conv subord debs 1987—
.——Feb-Aufl
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4%s conv subord debs 1981—
-Jan-July
Avco Manufacturing
Corp—
v
5s conv subord debs 1979
—Feb Aug
General
93%
100
Atlantic
103 V2
1
108 %
98
*93'A
93 %
April-Oct
1995—
4s
.
.
Jan-July
1981
debs
2%s
(JMon
68 Va
Map-JNov
1982
A
Range Since
Sold
High
Corp—
subord
mortgage
First
O I
103%
Vst
103%
100%
103 Vst
4%s
Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s
01/icinnatl
102
99%
104 Va 104
*__
Fe—
111 Va
Nuts
RR
Bonds
Friday's
*
101
*100
May-Nov
1st
111%
O'
1994_tfan-July
mtge 2%s-4%s
1994
lnd
Mortgage
First
rw
—
98%
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conv
"1st
101%
61
Va
107 V'4 108
4%s
Cincinnati
104
1/4
1
91%
88
104%
103 Va
or
Bid & Asked
Ry—
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&
2%s-4%s
&
Full
Chock
1041/2
98
10
-
Income
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10
102
96
?~~Anvii
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Atchison
91 Va
92 V2
91
107 %
&
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103 Vst.
d debs 1983
—
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5%s subord debs 1977—
—
•
5'/4S debentures 1977———•
"'"pebAuo
Oil
Chicago
33
suDOi
conv
«v2a
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97 34
*101
96 Vi
Asinaiid
No.
103 'A 103 Vst
100 V'4 100 V'4
-------Jpr«-Oct
debs 1984
Last
Sale Price1
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Low
Low
97%
*•68 3
:E:S&
-
Sold
VV#ek's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Since
Jan. 1. 1963
'"9038
tun
ffSSl
ArmcoUStetl° Co^p/44S 35s
Range
Bonds
High
Low
3s debentures
Tobacco Co
American
Week's Range
Last
Interest
bonds
*
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended Nov. 1 5)
STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YOKE
:
.
.
(iseo)
28
43
43
8
Number 6317
198
Vouiiie
.
.
.
RECORD (Range for Week Ended Nov. 15)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
Week's Range
Friday
Period
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
Interest
BONDS
or
Sale Price
Bonds
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Friday's
Week's Range
Friday
.
Jan. 1,1963
Bid & Asked
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
•
Last
or
Sale Price
Delaware
1st
-Aprll-Oct
coll tr 3Vas 1977
June-Dec,
Coll tr 2%s 1979__Jan-July
colli tr 2%s I960—r—.---Mar-Sept
coll tr 3Vas 193*1—1
—Mar-Nov
coll tr 3 Vis 1985
—-—June-Dec
coll tr 3%s 1988—
June-Dec
mige
1st
nilge
1st
mtge
mige
1st
&
<Ss
'1st
mtge
%
mtge
1st
Denver
&
*84Vi
5s
—
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6s
—
*78%
94
94
fixed
-
Gen
&
Gen &
*78V3
80
80 Va
45
78%
86%
79
85 y4
89 y2
73
2
72 Vi
73
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
,
mortgage
mortgage
1st
*75Va
74 Vi
—
96 V i
73
1st
138
97
78
73
94
i
993
4
100%
122
96 5
100!«
74 Vb
a
96%
15
98 Vi
124
46
39
136% 141%
142%
99 Vi
1st
mortgage
mortgage
1st
5s
100 Vi
1984
1982_
1981
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Stainless
mortgage
mortgage
4y2s
Mar-Sept
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series I 1982
series J 1981
4%s series K 1987_
mortgage
mortgage 3V2s
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92%
3.20s
series' L
Credit
Harvester
79%
80
*—
88
87%
89%
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94
88
92
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96%
—
104
13
series
debs
4%s
II
105Vi 105Vi
debs
4%s
92 y»
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1053:
106
•
3.65s
'
•
5s
108 Vi
100%
102 Vi
106%
1
Jan
1C2
101
*101
101 Vi
101
subord
sink
fund
Oil
1977——Jan-July
debs
13% -15
13%
5s
Finance Corp
Metallurgical
Circuit
I-T-E
99
13
36
38
34
41%
1981
37
51
33%
41 %
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12
13%
12
67
-
74 Vi
,
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102 Va
98
100
136
70
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90 Vb
91
91
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.
__
97
106
10
114
101
38
__
90%
90%
104
88%
90
5
92%
106
102
—
70%
48
18
30%
1976
debs
conv
94 %
93
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91%
101 %
104
16
100 %
104%
5
101 %
106
102% 103 %
75
1017/a
104 Vi
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160
101
123%
121
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1987—,
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185
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■
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99%
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90%
92%
75
75
91 Va
96
00 L—
87%
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Jan-July
April-Or\
1982
conv
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19
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•
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233
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2
136
271
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——
95
14
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94
95
81%
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1969
1972:
1975
debentures
debentures
T-.
•
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90
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91 Vb
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107 V4 109
128
155 %
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sinking
&
&
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93 Va
94 Vb
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104
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84 Va
94 %
94%
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10
92
96%
92%
96
93
128
61
104 %
97 V'4
532
95%
91%
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95 Vt
93
96
107
98%
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967/B
Mar-Sept
5s
debentures
1981-——-—_—Mar-Sepl
4%s debentures
1982
-—___!
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4%s
debentures
1983—
—
—-Mar-Sept
General Motors Corp 3 Vis debs
1979
Jan-July
General Snoe 3.20s 1980_a—_—
———Mar-Sepf
General Telephone 4s conv debs
1971
May-Nov
4Vis
convertible debentures 1977
—June-Dec
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79—Feb-Aug
General Tire & Rubber Co 43/4S 1981—ApriZ-Oct
Gimbel Brothers! 5s s f debs
1981
—_June-Dec
105%
104'/4 105%
87
104 %
107
106^8
106 »/4 107
31
105%
102
102%
200
102 >4
101 Vs 102 V'4
232
65 Va
'74—Feb-Aug
4%s
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99%
98
72 %
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72%
1974__—Jan-July
72%
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63%
1
55
55
62 Va
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75
50
55
77
63
1
73%
interest 2003
interest 2003
•
100%
57%
54
Feb-Aug'
fixed
70
59 Va
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62%
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1
58%
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33 Va
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5
39%
44
73%
26
70
77%
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110
120%
15
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128
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116
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101
99 V4
102%
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102%
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91 Vb
91%
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gold 3%s '97—June-Dec
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Series C 5s fixed
May-Nov
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D 4s contingent interest 2003—_—May
• Series E 4Vis
contingent interest 2003——May
• Series
F 5s contingent interest 2003__
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965—April-Ocf
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
Series
100 t3u
98%
74
94'%
91%
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105%
82
92
1997— _April-Ocf
83%
82%
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Series A 4s fixed interest 2003—
l\tay-Nov
96
90%
93%
Feb-Aug
83
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Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4%s
extended to
'
94
83%
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86 Va
85%
81
—
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-Jan-July
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Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
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'
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85%
85%
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—
70
70
April-Oct
1990—_
■.
5
147% 147 Va
108
V
1
Michigan
County Elec Lt & Power 6s
1st mtge 3s 1964
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—Mar-Sepf
———Mar-Sepf
_—
1977
debentures
&
Lehigh
Jan-July
Jan-Jut*
—
91 Vi
City
Lake Shore
1976_Jan-tfttZy
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1964
debentures
debentures
84
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84%
T
1976_May-Nov
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,
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96 Vi
88
'
3%s
10
101,
93
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Electric Co 3Vis debentures
Foods
5s
103
1C0% 101
102% 102%
102 7/b
99%
101 % 101 %
101
32
49%
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r
subord debentures 1984.
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Transport 4s conv debs 1981—May-Nov
General
3Vis
99% 100 %
100%
269
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79
93
93 %
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■
15
46
'
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76 %
Co of Texas—
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American
General
3s
88%
92%
91
134
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Mur-Sept
Kings
'
23/4s
196
87%
90
*88%
271
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
4%s sink fund
debentures 1986—
90%
76
conv
Amer
83
192 %
"207
Power & Light 2%s 1976—_ -June Dec
-June-Dec
mortgage 27/as 1978
a
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1st mortgage 2%s
1980
1
Kansas City Southern Ry 3'As ser C 1984 -June-Dec
April-Ocf
Kansas City Terminal 2%s
1974
—
-v;
g
4 Vis
Gardner-Denver
General
79%
79 VB
'
1st
104 VB
102%
—
—
100
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April-Oct
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conv
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88%
1st
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79%
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76
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.
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1st
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85 Va
86%
2
19%
—
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'
i
Corp—
A 2011——
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mtge
inc ser A 2011——Jan-July
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4 Vis 1980——
Jan-July
Fort Worth & Denver Ry. 4%s 1982
May-Nov
•
88
86
85 Vb
88
—
Jersey
35%
10
-
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East
87
85%
24%
74%
35
12 Vb
2020—-April-Oct
1977
debentures
Co 4%s
3V4S
82 Va
84%
'
1
102%
101 Vi
35 Vi
subord
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Florida
27
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mortgage
1st
92%
74%
debentures 1976—1——April-Ocf
Federal
Paper Board
5s 1981-——,—May-Nov
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;
"
;
'
*
conv
79
3
79
85 V'4
85%
sub debs '83—May-Nov
1981
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Line Co—
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4y4s
s
f
debentures
1987
Interstate
Power
Co
3%s
1978
Kanawha
4%s
105%
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& Chemical
Department Stores—
conv
subord
debs 1981
Kansas
Fansteel
79
85 %
Feb-A7tp
debentures
subord
conv
conv
35
3%s 1971-^Mar-Sept
division first mortgage
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101%
97
228
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85%
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'''
103
90%
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ser
debentures
income
5s
Ohio
101
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98 7
105 Va
97%
9
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100%
106 Va
107%
w
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13
106%
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A
Jan-2015 Apr
3 Vis ser E 1964___April-Oct
3 Vis ser F 1990—Jan-July
consol mortgage 3Vis ser G'^OOO—Jan-July
4%s
inc
Gen
105
102 Va
Vi
99
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Railroad
Erie
/
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1979
1981
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International Minerals
4%s
1987
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3%s 1970—_—Mar-Sept
£1 Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
April-Oct
5s
stamped 1965——
—l
April-Oct
4.60s
Co
Products
Ekco
103
105
98 %
a
Feb-Aug
1989-.
45/sS
1988_
Intern'l Tel & Tel
May-Nou
1995_Jan-July
Feb-Aug
98 1
3%s
mortgage
—
'
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conv
103%
104 Vb
98%
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3 series B 1978
June-Dec
consol mtge 3%s ser A 1979—May-iVoy
RR
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subord debs 1973
—
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5s
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100
100'/a
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'
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mortgage
Interstate
Eastern
99
95 Va
10
.
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'
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1st
86
•
•
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v
92
101
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debentures
1st
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-r
/
99 Va"
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p—
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Jan-July
:
1987
Interstate
e
97%
Jan-July
Ja»-July
1977—
1st
82%
16
83
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Mar-Sept
2010
debentures
f
8
tfune-Dec
1978
94
90%
9 8 Va
•;
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p.-~
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Iirland Steel Co 3 Vis conv debs 1972
Mar-Sept
99%
96
77 ya
82%
1983———Mar-Sepf
3 %s
1984———Jan-July
3%s 1986——
—April-Oct
33/4S 1988
_April-Oct
4%s
1989——
_Mar-Sepf
mortgage
Mar-Sepf
series B 1979
May-Nou
Consol
mortguge
3%s series C 1974
Muy-JVoi>
Consol mortgage
3%s series F 1984
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 3y4S series G 1980
Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sepf
3%s
sink
fund
debentures
1980_J—Jari-July
96 Va
95
75Vi
96 34
75 Vi
96
139 Vi
3%s
mortgage
1st
*91 V4
subord
Bell
Cent
Consol
72%
71
__
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Co 23/4S 1977:
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2%s 1979—.———April-Oct
2%s 1980—
___
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3 Vis 1982—*.—
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Light
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•
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&
conv
First
111
.
Duquesne
1970
debentures
Illinois
81%
86 Vi
1976_Mar-Sept
April-Oct
•
121 Va
85%
■
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257
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f
Corp 2%s
1968
;"
A
2i8
73
conv
s
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92%
89 ;
254
204
80 Vi
Aircraft Co Inc—
subord debentures
1977
Feb-Aug
debentures 1978
—
April-Oct
Dow Chemical Co 3s conv sub debs 1982_Jan-Jufp
4.35s
debentures 1988_—
—
Mar-Sepf
Dresser Industries Inc 4s conv
1977
—Mar-Sept
4s
5s
92
81%
86%
Douglas
100
115
80
77%
*195
June-Dec
4s 1995Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 23/4S ser B
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs 1983
gold
91
Hign
95%
127
Va;;,
*90 Va
debentures
4%s
93%
78%
Jan-July
Finance
Foods
Hunt
86 Va
*238
convertible debentures
1969———Feb-Aug
3%s convertible debentures
1971
Mar-Sepf
Gen & ref 27/aS series N
1984_——
Mar-Sepf
Gen & ref 3%s series O 1980
May-Nov
Detroit & Mackinac Ry 1st lien 4s 1995_June-Dec
Second
4%s
'91
7834
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31
82
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3 Vis
'
92Vi
92
9b Vi
H 1970
---June-Dec
2%s series I 1982—Mar-Sept
ref mtge 2%s series J 1985—..-Mar-Sept
ref 3%s series K 1976——
May -Nov
refund
and
5s
84 y4
*85
series
3s
Edison
General
90%
94 y4
75
119
119
119%
1972
debentures
4%s
1993)—Jan-July
interest
contingent
1%
Detroit
'
30
Mar-Sepf
1984
debentures
tr
debentures
87
87
90
897a
8934
98%
98%
~
•
debentures
debentures
4%s
*88'a
coll
debentures
4s
96
4%s
series A (3% fixed
1c/o
contingent interest) 1993—Jan-July
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2018
April
Denver & Salt Lake income mortgage (3%
First mortgage
Jan-July
1999-
Jan. 1, 1963
Low
No
of America—
Corp
conv
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—
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first 4yas
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conv
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Grande
Rio
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Hooker
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87
coll tr 3s 1973
<&
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No.
& Light Co—
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*
High
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
T
Low
29
(1961)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1979
1980—
debentures
4s
debentures
5s
—
debentures
4%s
Co
Glidden
—
1983
__
May-Nou
Grant
Afay-Nov
——May-Nou
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Union Company 4 Vis conv 1978—,,.Jan-July
(W Ti Co 4%s debs 1987
Jan-July
Great
91 Va
91%
''
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;,
.
174 Vi
172
100
98
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'
81
'
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102
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104%
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99%
103%
,
V
94 Va
144
174 %
179
87
163
-
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104
104%
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103%
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debentures
f
98%
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10
97 Va
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1021/4
105 V*
153%
201 Va
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GeneralSs
Ry Co—
series C 1973
4 Vis
General
series
General
mortgage
General
mortgage
—,
;
1976
D
1965
23/4S
mtge
1985
3Vis series
3Vis series
Jan-July
—Jan-July
N 1990—_Jan-July
O 2000— Jan-July
P 1982
Jan-July
Q 2010
Jan-July
23/is series
series
Financial Corp—
June-Dec
5s conv subord debentures 1974
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
General mortgage inc 5s ser A July 2015
April
General mortgage inc 4s ser B Jan 2044
April
1st &
ref M 3%s series G
1980
May-Nov
• 5s
ire
debs series
A 2056
June-Dec
Gulf States Utilises 2%s 1st mtge 1976
May-Nov
General
mortgage
General
mortgage 2%s
Great
103%
179
debentures
1st
23/4S
mortgage 23/4S
1st
1st
104
35
103% 103%
5
106%'
106% 106%
2
101
101
4
101
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73»%.
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mortgage
1979—
1980—
—
1981
3Vis
1982
mortage 3%s 1983
mortgage
3%s
8
30
—
77
68
74 %
71%
77
60
1
136%
136 Vi 143
128
134'182%
Louis div second gold 3s 1980
Gas & Electric 2%s 1979—
3Vis 1982—%
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1984
1st
mortgage 47/as
1987
1st mortgage 4%s 1990
1st
90%
91 Vi
37
81
91Vi
72 Vi
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19
65%
74
V
86 Ya
86 Vb
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10
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conv
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first
mtge
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(
80%
803a
1976
83
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84
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79%
—
79 y2
Inc—
subord debentures
bonds
1981
j.
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152
May-Nov
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384
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93%
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102
3
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72
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conv
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Macy (R H) & Co 27/®s debentures
5s conv subord debentures
1977
MacAndrews
Credit
& Forbes
Corp
4%s
1981
Feb-Aug
1981_ApriZ-Oct
100 % 101
288
263
384
%
21
231
230
—Feb-Aug
101 % 101%
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89 Va
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231
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101
104
1
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103 Vt
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89
t
88
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120
105
176
88 Vb
101%
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122%
97%
8
100%
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102 %
88
*91
1972—May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1987—ApriZ-Oct
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
3%s sink fund debentures 1978
Feb-Aug
3%s
sink fund debentures
1980
Mar-Sept
May Stores Realty Corp 5s
1977
Feb-Aug
McCall Corp 4%s conv debs 1992
Feb-Aug
6
102% 103
100 Va
Central RR 5%s 1978
Marathon Oil Co 4%s debentures
Xerox
131'/a
238
3
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Haloid
1
93y2
87 Vi
*92%
Macy
Hackensaok
104-%
184
278
97
96 Va
69 Va
56%
54
Va
82
92%
*81
■
April-Oct
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
May-Nov
62
127
87%
'72 Vi
—
mortgage
89%
85%
109 Va
212% 212%
96%
&
Louisville
61
125
61%
74 Vb
98%
.
106%:
105 V'4
125
184
,167
89
83%
81 %
82
Nashville RR—
/
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003_— -April-Oct
First & refund mtge 27/as ser G 2003— ^ApriZ-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003— -ApriZ-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003— -ApriZ-Oct
_June-Dec
Coll trust of 1962 47/as 1987
——
St
'
June-Dec
mortgage
106
56 VB
71
73%
'
95
73 y4
*74%
-
1978
3s
mortgage
3s
1st
27
Western
1st
1st
183
104
.
109 %
%
86%
88%
105%
,
100 Va
Northern
Goodrich
—
103%
91%
•
—'
168 Va 174 Va
,
179
called
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—
5Vis "conv" subord debs 1976
Mar-Sepf
5i^s subord debs
1976
_:——
Mar-Sepf
4%s conv subord debs 1976_i_
Mar-Sepf
Lionel
(The) Corp—
V
U
5%s conv subord debentures 1980—.—Aprll-Oct
Litton Industries Inc 3 Vis conv 1987.ApriZ-Oct
Lockheed Aircraft Corp 3.75s
1980
May-Nov
4.50s debentures
1976
/
May-Nov
Lone Star Gas 4%s debentures 1982
ApriZ-Oct
4Vis sink fund debentures
1987
ApriZ-Oct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976—June-Dec
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1976———Mar-Sept
3%s debentures
1978
—
—ApriZ-Oct
4%s sink fund debs
1986
______—June-Dec
101
101
27
91%
Partially
122 Va
23
104
100
122%
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
NEW YORK STOCK
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
,
—Feb-Auy
McCrory Corp 5Vis debs 1976
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
_
&
^
^
or
106
.Mar-Sept
1980
Mar-Sept
Merritt-Chapman & Scott 4%s 1975
Jan-July
lAetroj/Oliiaii Broadcasting Corp—
6s conv subord
debs 1975
—9
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/ss 1974—May-Nov
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 3 Vis 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 27/aS 1969—.—
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3Vis sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Low
181
80%
107%
106
*93
%
49
87%
213%
Northern
88%
73
Regulator—
debentures 1976_
94%
lien
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fund
fund
sink
sink
3.10s
104
States
1st
229
116
86%
88
1st
83 %
83 %
91%
80
82
*—
100 Va
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92 %
82
91
95%
94%
98 %
92%
92 %
96
99
102%
99%
98
mortgage
3%s
mortgage
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*—
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—iZune-Dec
—
22
88%
88%
12
81
60
88%
G9
60 Vs
13
*61%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
1978
Jan-July
• Cum adjustment 5s ser A Jan
1967—April-Oct
• 5%s subord
income debs 2033
Jan-July
4Vis
lien
Prior
D
series
52
1
80
92%
93
11
84%
93%
First
21 %
21%
21%
57
21
26%
First
Ohio
Edison
Pacific
1 1990
series C Jan 1 2005
income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020—.
income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
mortgage 4%s series B Jan
1st
mortgage 4%s
•
Gen
mage
•
Gen
mtee
•
5s
Monongahela
1991
series
3%s
Ry
6s inc debs Jan
Monon Railroad
1966
B
2007-
1
debentures
Morris & Essex first gtd 3%s
2000
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
debentures
1978
*
N
NAFI
debentures
debentures
4%s
sink
Nat'l
Nat'l
Distiller
National
Co
3%s
1st
4%s
mortgage
Tea
sink
5s
Co
fund
Jersey
Jersey
New
1980
May-Nov
Feb-Awp
New Jersey
1977:
Central
77%
62%
78%
239
59
67%
67
95
97%
97%
10
61
23
25%
101%
105
20
101 V'a
105
106
104%
106%
38
39
175
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43%
74
74
2
74
85
77%
88
70
«
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85 %■
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52
77
71%
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104 % 105%
61%
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105
103
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series
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3s
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92 %
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1981—:
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1980——
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1982
91
91%
series
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1983
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12
86%
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103 % 104%
32
25
93
91
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99%
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100%
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104
114
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77
80%
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1977
93
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95
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91%
mortgage
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86%
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100
93
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61
Mar-Sept
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;
1974
Power & Light 3s 1974
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York
65%
first
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New
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April-Oct
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:
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1979-;—.1—Jan -July
1996_—
mortgage
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1st
Co—
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Junction RR 4s 1986
New
78
77%
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June-Dec
conv
debentures
debentures
3s
'
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1988__Apr-Oct
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1982-;
1989—
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3s
debentures
1982
.
debs
f
s
subord
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Steel
National
79%
77
1983—May-Nov
debs
Corp 1st 3Vas
mortgage
3%s 1986
1st
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1992
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Chem
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Lead
National
85%
79%
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&
78%
77
June-Dec
1976
fund
Distillers
1980
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conv
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1970
3%s
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121
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ser
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May-Nov /
—
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1975
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1979
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1980
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95
11
61%
95
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63
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91
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■
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s
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s
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s
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65
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99
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98
—
75
75
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99%
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June-Dec
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1974
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1st
4%s series D 1977
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98 V'a
99% 101
97 V4
98 y2
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59%
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s
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4%s
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s
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1994
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%
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70
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89
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Y
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4s
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N
88
2043
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82
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80%
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2000
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series
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series
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&
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RR
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101
99
77
99 y»
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98
88 y4
90
—
88
—
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89
Number 6317
Voume 198
..
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended Nov.
NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
Stock Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
or
Low
Jan. 1,
Sold
Low
No.
High
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
mortgage
Company
Texas
♦86
3'As 1977—
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1st mortgage
3s 1983—-.—,-—.,
l.,—Jan-Jiuy
1st mortgage
2Vbs 1984_.i
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3%s debentures 1972;
—.—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1983_Apnl-Oct
3%s debentures 1975—.——.—,—April-Oct
4%s debentures 1977—
—-——•—Mar-Sept
1st
Corp
--
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84
95
♦76
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current week.
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
.
(1964)
32
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
endtag
and
fo"
Exchange
The week
Friday, Nov. 15. It is compiled by
AmCTkan Stock
tfie
on
transactions
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
beginning Monday, Nov.. 11,
the report of the American
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
Range for Week Ended Nov. 15.
complete report of the
pvtpnsive list we furnish a
T
Friday
r
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
.
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Exchange/;
American Stock
2 la
Corp class A
1
Acme-Hamilton
Mfg Corp
lQc
Acme Missiles & Construction Corp—
Petroleum
Aberdeen
A
Class
Co
Wire
Mfg
Liquidating
ADG
Plastics
Admiral
Inc
Products
Precision
Acme
Acme
.
——
Inc
Aid
1
1
'_
Parking Corp
^
100
common—- — 10
CitiSS
Co
Steel
Wood
Airlines
Inc
300
7
Nov
11%
7
Jun
814
Biaunt-rs
4%
Nov
5,200
2,530
4 5 la
212
19%
16,000
3%
3%
600
14%
16%
6,700
4%
Sep
Feb
(HC)
5%%
3
17% Jan
Bourjois
91
225
897/e
Jan
93%
Jun
Bowling
Co
Corp
19
1,700
12%
Jan
Oct
Bowmar
78%
3%
23%
314
May
80
6214 Mar
3,400
5
Jan
%
Brad
Feb
Aug
5%
Jan
314
Mar
414
Oct
British
61B
4.200
6%
4
414
6,000
4
9%
Oct
7%
Sep
2,300
7%
Jan
10%
7y8
T 7%
5 Via
5%
84%
85
14%
Nov
10
Oct
*
18%
18%
I20
Inc
7%
- ~
4.1 %
.25c
Israeli Paper Mills Ltd—
'American shares
,-__J_£l
American
M
Columbia
British
Manufacturing
American
_12.50
Co
Inc class A
American -Petrofinp,
,
6%
3%
Jan
'American
American
Products
Anchor
Post
Andrea
Radio
.12
4%
-13%
12'.4
2
Corp
—1
:
Oct
22
Jan
2,-200
4
Mar
7%
Sep
Jan
9 Va
Jan
5%
3,'00"
3
9,300
1%
%_
__1
—
Chemical
Co
Anthony Pools Inc
Apache Corp
Apollo Industries Jnc
Appalachian Power Co
Argus Inc
•«.
Arkansas
Louisiana
Arrow
&
4%#>
Gas
pfd. 10o
-—
Baby
Associated
Electric
-American
Industries—
2,500
8.100
2,800
310
3,800
V
600
300
%
6.600
—
2,400
—
4%
.V •.%
4%
8%
May
Jan
Sep
Jan
Jan
13%
Aug
16%
Associated
Laundries
Associated
Oil
&
Associated
Testing
Inc
Atco
Financial
Line
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Research
Development
Atlas
Corp
Co
Corp
14%
Sep
Jan
101
13%
Jan
37
Aug
(E L)
S
F
103
30
n
2,100
Jan
1%
6,000
3%
serial
Industries
Hill
Bunker
General
Sewing Centers
Inc
Burgmarler Corp'
Burroughs
BVD
(J
inc
Co
California
Class
Electric
Power
Radio
Automatic
Steel
Campbell Chibougamau
Co
25 3
Avis
Industrial Corp
Avondale Corp
Collieries
Ayrshire
26%
com
1
6%
_____
Corp
_
Bread
Canada
6
Cement Co Ltd
3%
Feb
2 Va Mar
6% Aug
16%
,
914
Sep
Jun
Homestead
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Javelin
29%
Oct
Oils
Gas
Canadian
Jan
9
Canadain Petrofina Ltd 6%
Canadianwide
International
Carnation
Co
Oct
5%
Sep
2%
900
4%
Jan
Carreras
1.000
.V_\
2% Mar
11%
Jan
11%
22% May
Jan
15
.
Mar
Jun
11% May
8% Aue
12%
Jan
8
Sep
11%
52,000
Jan
11 Va
Nov
13%
15%
21,900
10%
Jan
15%
Nov
4%
1,100
3%
Jan
4%
Jun
8
5
1%
11S
41,400
114
Nov
2 %
5,900
1%
Oct
4 VB
1,200
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
29%
35%
64,500
14% July
44%
Sep
l?v Jan
8%
8%
8%
5,800
8
Oct
1214
Jan
8%
9
3,000
8% Mar
10%
Jan
%
1
5.800
% Jan
1
Carter
Ltd
Castle
C
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transactions
Instrument Corp
Foreign
Belock
Benrus
Berkey
Watch
Photo
Co
Inc
&
For
footnotes,
Chamberlin
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—
see
30%
1% July
1% Mar
Chief
Feb
Jan
76
Sep
1214
Jan
6% July
8%
1.300
2%
2%'
3
9,200
2%
1,200
4% May
6 %
6%
6%
100
35
35
313
3%
68,700
414
4
125
1
27 %
Cinerama
Circuit
10c
%
13
2.500
2.800
2.50
8%
8%
8%
*
11%
11%
12%
11%
11%
3%
11%
22,000
V
CKP
Feb
Jan
22%
Aug
Nov
8%
Jan
Clark
2%
2%
2%
900
1%
Oct
3%
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50 %
200
53% May
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8,100
4
7%
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8%
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Jan
6%
Jun
10% May
9%
Sep
•«-
Apr
4%' Jan
~3
Oct
%
14
8%
Jan
Jun
1%
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Aug
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7% July
8% Jan
18%
Jun
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4%
Jan
100
6,600
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12
4%
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400
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9%
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1214
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4
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6%
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.
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13%
Apr
17%
Apr
4% May
7%
Jan
24%
Apr
'■
15
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4,200
1
20%
20%
21%
5,100
17
17
17
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;
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9%
300
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9.700
16%
15 %
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4%
600
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Jan
4%
112
500
4%
4%
7.800
3%
2%
2%
2%
43,200
914
9%
9%
2,600
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14
9,700
75
76
90
72%
Jan
78
Sep
86%
86 %
50
85%
Jan
89
Sep
1.700
Jan
20%
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100
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19%
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31
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7%
325
200
2.200
100
2%
Jan
Nov
Aug
8
%
17%
28
Feb
Sep
3
Jan
1%
Apr
Oct
Apr
9%
2%
Nov
5% Mar
5
Jan
7%
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Oct
Feb
11S
Nov
13%
Aug
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l
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1%
112
15.300
Corp
8
12%
12 %
1214
400
10%
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2
1
1
10c
5%
10% May
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7%
12
27%
200
22 %
Jan
29
2
2 %
2,600
1 %
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3
5%
5%
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9.400
5%
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8%
Jun
17%
17%
18%
11.100
12%
Jan
23%
Oct
27%
'
12%
May
Feb
Aug
17%
Sep
Mar
39 Va
Sep
lo
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13%
13%
15 %
73.100
25c
30%
28%
32%
7.200
3%
3%
4/
2.200
2%
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6
6
2.200
4%
Aug
6%
7%
9.100
4% Mar
9Va
Jun
Apr
20 %
Nov
19
lu
10c
Corp
Corporation
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing.
Clopay Corporation
Credit
Feb
Jan
14% Mar
„_1
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conv
6
414
13%
pref
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6%
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Nov
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Mar
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Coburn
H
4
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10%
Inc
Deltona
Jan
Nov
50c
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3.50%
Corp
19
10%
112
Sep
107
12
4%
105% 108
Jan
Mar
83
111
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600
1,700
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14%
4%
1
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%
47% July
Jun,
1
Light 4%
Corp
Development
,
6 Va
50
7%
36%
Jan
314 Mar
13,100
Mining.
Christiana Oil Corp
Chromalloy Corp
14 Va
"
4% May
Oct
900
4
3%
13
Consolidated
6,700
36.
22%
63 %
76
„•
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Chicago Rivet & Machine—
2,900
page
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250
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8%
to
convertible
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Cherry-Burrell
10,900
1
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Power
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Charter Oil
1%
7%
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Aug
31
814
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Century Electric Co
Century Geophysical
6%
50c
_
22 %
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19%
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_
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75
30%
1
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1%
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17
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1.700
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19%
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18%
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50
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1
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22.100
16%
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5%
7%
17%
Carolina Power & Light $5
19 Va
1*6
3 Va May
Feb
6%
1%
50c
Canada
1.100
7%
5.50
30%
Oct
8%
of
Jan-
9.700
3%
5% May
Corp.—50o
Jan
-
Telephone
%
%
3%
14%
July
7%
Barry Wright Corp
Bell
Jun
1
2%
7%
31
Bayview Oil Corp
Bearings Inc
Beck (A S) Shoe Corp-^
Bell Electronic Corp
14
„
4 %
2%
Barnes Engineering Co
Corp
Nov
partic pfdlo
13%
10c
~lVa
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8%
'
Minerals
700
10c
(
3.900
Properties Ltd
Williston
3.700
4%
Inc—
9%
3%
3,900
17%
Jan
.
Ltd
Inc
Oct
8%
Foreign transactions
Jun
3%
1014
Industries
22%
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
50c
Oil
Jan
"3%
Jan
200
Banff
Oct
8%
1
Jun
3,400
Banner
314
Marconi
%
8%
Rargain Town USA
600
4.100
Foreign transactions—
3% May
./
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Corp
3%
19%
'
16%
11%
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3%
19%
3%
■
6%
,
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16
614
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8%
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Feb
Jan
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Feb
;;
14%
10%
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27%
1
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transactions
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Mar
8
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10%
—,
10%
4
10 Va
8%
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l.OOO
transactions
Central
preferred
1014
•
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Central
_
10%
1
Dredge & Dock Co_
Canadian
2,000
10-%
Common
1C%
Ltd vtc__l
Canadian
4,100
1
Convertible
Jan
Nov
3s 6d
:
Petroleums
Southern
Canada
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
Baldwin-Montrose
Jun
8%
14%
common...
preferred
$1.30
May
B
Inc
Aug
♦
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Central Hadley Corp
Industries
8%
12%
5.400
1
Central
Baker
28% May
Jan
15%
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14%
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6 Va
18%
5
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3
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2.400
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Nov
;
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28% May
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15%
Jan
Jan
common
2%
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500-
4%
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13
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10%
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8,900
—1
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24.800
5
1.400
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transaction
1%
,
8Sep
Apr
C
% Feb
.7o
Jan
5%
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Canal-Randolph Corp
12 Va
6%
2%
5%
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14%
16
8
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11%
8 i'u
8
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100
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Feb
>5..
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23%
2.50
dep rets ord shares
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Burnell &
5,400
17%
8 i'u
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10
1
;
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1
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1,900
10%
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10%
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22%
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71%
—
9%
10
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preferred
55% Jan
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17,800
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100
1%
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7%
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9%
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41%
28%
700
26%
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214
6%
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to
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21%
Nov
2% Mar
20%
2814
1%
19%
7%
7%
13%
Campbell Machines
&
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Atlas
Nov
14%
750
26
28
8%
19%
25 %
13%
common
6%
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6% July
5% Mar
4%
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Nov
1% May
3.500
25%
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2%
12% July
61
1.000
2
2,200
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22 %
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28
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20.900
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8%
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.
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.
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5
4,100
.
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dep rets ord registered
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3,300
2
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2,100
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—.—1
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Mar
86
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52
600
86
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Jan
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—_—
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6 la
Nov
17%
2%
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11%
4%
81 %
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18
5%
Foreign transactions
British
Sep
Feb
225
7%
7%
2%
1
Realty & Petroleum Corp_10c
Seal-Kap Corp of Del—
2
Thread 5%
preferred—
5
American
10
Feb
Jan
41
42
2%
43%-
17%
17%
2%
Brown Company
1,500
2'a
Jan
2.800
18
1
1
bearer
614
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214
2%
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2%
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8
8%
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89
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10
Feb
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registered
Nov
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6%
transactions
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2%
3%
314
7%
1.700
Brooks Instrument Co
18%-.
7
2,100
7%
Tobacco—
ord
rets
6%; Feb
2,000
5%
4.700
814
7%
transactions
American
Nov
3%
5%
.
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7%
1
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—*
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4%
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41%
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3%
'
5%
7%
'
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American
Brown
3%
Sep
6
100
transactions
Class B
.—1
5%
4% Mar
8%
1.500
2.700
,3
Nov
24.900
11,000
4%
2%
314
Oct
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*
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British
Feb
6%
3% July
83%
750
4%
4%
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4
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1.100
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8
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14%
Jun
10O
5 %
20%
2%
4
8,400
714
16% July
17 Vu
Jan
9%
4-
1.000
1
dep
3
3%
14
Light & Pow ord—*
Amer
9
4
18
Corp
Raceway
Aug
9%
Paper Corp
Alloys Unlimited
Jan
17%
1—1.50
Works
11
7%
28%
of America
2% May
900
July
—
Inc
Manufacturing
Foreign
Jan
6% May
'Nov
8
50c
—
3
Inc ———:—10c
Almar Rainwear Corp
1
Alsco Inc class A ———--——1
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd_100
Ambassador Oil Corp
—1
Amco Industries Inc
1
Control
Allied
4
2
—
,
Co Inc
Allied
2,000
13,000
2%
-10
preferred—
convertible
5%%
4%
6%
•
450
Corp
Brillo
2%
3
6%
4%
Corp common—1
Pictures
Artists
Allied
Breeze
4
.
/
^
:—
Gear
Brandywine
Nov
73
Jan
56
10
73
73
20
to
Inc
Instrument
Foote
Foreign
Kunstzide N V—
deposit rets American shsAH
American Engineering Co
__10c
All-State Properties Inc
:—1
Alleghany Corp "warrants"—
Allegheny Airlines Inc
1
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A—_—£
American
19%
common
Brazilian Traction
Algemene
19%
Industries Inc—
Inc
314
4%
prior preferred
13% May
77'A
n
Feb
Inc
Chemical Co
700
225
9%
2%
10c
91
—
changed
Industries
13%
18
Sep
1,600
A
Bohack
Borne
t
6%
2.50
50c
Building
Bloomfield
Jan
3,800
4
1
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
24% Aug
Nov
14
Apr
High
7
3%
24% July
10% May
3%
Class
Nov
4 la
Nov
2%
1,800
18%
Jan
name
Industries
Gale
Bloomfield
7% Jan
3%
65%
Apr
2%
7,400
3%
Jan
Low
6%
Corp
Jun
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
High
3%
Smith Inc
&
Shares
7
—
Birdsboro
Sept
1,200
Inc
Binney
Jan
'
2%
91
18
100
1
preferred
5%
Alaska
5
Bickford's
for Week
—*
(The)
Corp
13%
preferred
4.20%
Power
Alabama
'2%
Jun
7 la
5
15la
Oct
714
51
3
4%
214
100
/3%
Oct
%
1,200
,2%
%
4
of America—
A.
Airport
Alan
Inc
1
4,400
Bethlehem
1
Inc
Frocks
Berkshire
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
2% Mar
1% Jan
2% May
2,200
Sale Price
High
Low
2 %
49%
3
49%
2%
18%
:
v
7 %
5
—1
10c
Inc
7
3%
1
Discount
&
Investment
Aileen
214
7/4
7%
-10c
1
Aerojet-General Corp —i
Aeronca
Manufacturing Co
Aerosol Techniques Inc
%
2%
10c
Co
Corp
Aero-Flow Dynamics
j;;
25c
1
10
common
2 Va
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
.1.
High
Low
Par.
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Co
Inc
preferred
common
_1
1
~7%
12%
4
1
~2%
2%
3%
3,400
12.700
1
14
14
14%
20
28
28
28
750
2% July
9% Mar
20% Mar,
6% Mar
7%
Jan
Number 6317
198
Voume
.
(1965)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Nov. 1 5)
Sales
kiangc
for Week
Snares
Last
Sale Price
43
—1
5
38
1674
■V
5
...10
5 74
42 74
16%
.
3,i 00
137a
18%
39%
4
1
Falcon Seaboard
Jan
Family
Feb
Famous Artists Schools
46
Oct
38
674
65-1
774
774
774
2,200
274
2 74
2%
12.000
% May
37a
Oct
._50c
434 '•
4 74
474
600
4% Mar
574
Apr
—10c
474
474
4%
2.400
5 74
Aug
Foreign
277a
Oct
Federated
27
Consolidated
Continental
Continental
Paint
Cook
Inc
Cooper-Jarrett
Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
non-voting ————*
(Hi
Corby
Class
B
403
1 Va
7%
8 74
2.500
6%
5%
5%
400
5 Va
7 V'a
2.400
4.900
14 Va
18.800
preferred
Beverage
A
class
Cott
—
United Corp
Co
&
Milner
25c
—1
————
7a
5%
57 a
2.000
—-
60c
77 a
74/- Jan
Aug
147a
Jan
Apr
17
774
Fishman
Oct
Florida
Foreign
38%
38%
40%
4%
14,300
2 7a
300
4
274
Feb
Fuller
12 74
174
174
Jan
674
Jan
8%
5 7»
Jan
Jan
4.700
Oct
2,100
174
Oct
274
57a Aug
p%
1274
974
Oct
Sep
Sep
74
Npv
14.900
1674
1674
74
15%
1674
11%
Jan
17%
1.700
17
15
1174
Jan
1674
Mines
—
class
Industries
Defiance
Deltona
Corp
1272
47b
37
Jan
5
May
30
Jan
3574
11%
Jan
1574
53/4
1 2%
600
Nov
1874
Jan
48
Productions
Industrial
Oils
Devon-Palmer
Dielectric Products
Quality Supermkts
1st
preferred
Distillers Co Ltd—
American
'>
Jan
luO
9
Sep
dep
Corp
Class
A
1574
ord
rets
$4 60
Gianninl
common
^
Ltd
4
274
Giant
Foreign transactions
,
& Chemical Co Ltd
Textile
Dominion
1.800
474
2,500
74
Jun
172
Jan
12
' 74
1,700
%
Apr
172
Jan
4ic
Dorr-Oliver
July
574
974
274
600
974
9%
Nov
1174
Feb
274
Nov
$2
1274
2%
Apr
5 00
2 7a
Jan
27/8
Feb
3.200
13
1%
1074
Jun
137/b
Apr
1.400
200
16 74
ll
14
100
974
Driver
,
.
Duraloy
Duro
(The)
Test
Duval
1
Co
10s
1
15c
*
10c
1
Corp
Corp
Dynalectron
1174
:
Corp
1174
1874 May
Jan
20
Oct
10 Va
Oct
1374
Feb
34
6.000
34%
3474
125
..73,4
7%
Sep
41
Jan
3474
8,100
18
18
9
Jan
774
2.600
3334
3374
5
Fair-Community Drug
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Drug
40%
3374 July
Scheib
Can
Co
Freightways
Eastern
'
States
Corp
common
series
$6
preferred series
Edo Corporation
Eitel-McCullough Inc
$7
Elco
A
preferred
B
—
_____
Ltd
Electro-Voice
Electronic
Communications
Electronic
Research
Electronic
&
Electronics
El-Tronics
Emenee
7
Associates
of
Corp __
District Electric
Equity
Corp
'
common
Basins
6&
Rule
474
3174
2
72.000
5%
gi/8
"
9
4.000
974
3774
Jan
For
footnotes,
Company
see
Corp
1274
Jan
1574
18,800
13
Jun
24%
1 74
1 7b
17B
4,800
Jan
13/8
Jan
16%
1574
1674
11,909
13% Aug
1674
Nov
1174
1174
600
1174
1274
Apr
50o
—
7%
,
110
9974
Sep
3%
Aug
774,
Jan
872
Nov
1374
74
10 74
1074
974
97b
5
V
100
14
574
Feb
16%
Jan
Apr
1374
Feb
10
Jan
1274
Aug
1,000
1374 Jan
1134 Apr
3,400
36%
5
10174
Apr
1074
16,000
1074
Nov
110
Jan
11
600
33
Jan
Jun
Feb
9874
9,900
10
34% Feb
10 7b Jan
Aug
101
225
1274
-1074
18
20
9874
13 %
.
1
21,700
Feb
3%
387a
Oct
22%
Jan
6% Oct
2374 Sep
1974
1974
4,000
16 74
Apr
*
1
—£1
18 74
1774
19
5,900
12
7a
Apr
1974
1974
20
1,500
11
J«n
2274
Oct
1074
10
1074
1,700
9 7b
Aug'
11%
Apr
36,400
17a
Jan
274
Jun
3374
Feb
20
74
174
174
1
474
674
Gulton Industries
Nov
Feb
Jan
51
May
Nov
9
Nov
9 74
3%
/■
Oct
5
10c
1974
Nov
1374
774
1374
774
1474
874
Corp
11
1078
(Paul)
Inc.
____
May
Sep
1678
Oct
Hecla
Nov
117B
Oct
Aug
13%
2
Heinicke Instruments Co—.—
Hazel
Jan
18674
10
Jan
Oct
1 78
Feb
Heller
6%
Jan
\ ■
Jan
2674
Nov
3% May
117b
Nov
'
4,800
1072
Apr
147a
Jan
2,700
4%
Jan
Sep
2,900
174 July
972
674
674
774
2
2
274
574
574
674
2.300
474 Mar
8%
Sep
1%
178
174
1.000
172
37b
374
374
'
474
474
3 74
3
Jan
105
Sep
Feb
2%
Jan
47a
Sep
57/b
Jan
1,600
1.000
374
Hoe
&
(R)
5Vz%
*
100
-i
Inc
pfd
.100
^
Inc
Class A
common.—
—
—
1
10c
—
—10
50c
International Corp
Inc
Consol Gold Mines
Foreign
transactions
Holly Corporation
:
Holly Stores Inc
874
; 1,500
6%
Jan
274
800
2 74
Feb
474
Sep
Home
15,339
3%
Apr
774 May
Home
Oil Co
972
10%
4 900
874
15,900
474
Oct
474
474
8 809
37b
Jan
10
Nov
1274
~374
37b
9%
9%
974
7%
774
8
474
474
57B
13,200
2474
800
4%
47»
14,200
474
2974
2874
30 7a
22 74
6,100
17,200
2672
2074
24:'4
23
474
14%
Jan
Aug
33/4
3,000
374
Apr
33 74
200
974
474
Oct
147a Mar
Oct
3 72
Feb
Nov
45
1% May
3.100
Jan
874 July
24%
Jan
Oct
Nov
474
674
Nov
Jan
35 V4
Apr
3674
Jan
Sep
13 7s Aug
4
207b Nov '
Jan
113/4 Mar
13
834
57b
Sep
Nov
Feb
274
274
5,400
Feb
Aug
5%
Feb
Nov
1274
Nov
Nov
187a July
1774 Jan
374
1,200
12
1274
11,200
11%
1174
1074
1174
5,900
1074
1074'
11 74
6,500
1074
1074
5:!4
10,200
74
6
4674
674
17
17
1
1,100
Oct
Holophane Co
18%
Apr
87s
Jan
674
774,
4,300
4534
1,500
407a Jan
497a
Sep
274
Jan
17 H
1.100
17a
Oct
3
3%
2,000
3
Nov
374
37b
800
374 Aug
.774
77b
4,600'
674 Mar
8V4
Feb
Oct
6 7b
Nov
174.
774
Holyoke
Shares
Inc
Jan
23%
Oct
5%
Aug
15
Oct
Jan
3874 May
20
"974
1,700
874
574
574
5 72
5,700
3 74
Jan
Jan
574
Oct
2374
Oct
2174
2274
1,500
1374
474
4%
5,900
474
Nov
774
4
4 74
600
4
Nov
974
2074
600
13
r
1974
1974
37 a
37
B
2,700
1%
174
1,900
77a
774
900
1,100
1
Jan
7
17 2
774
'
1%
i%
7B
3%
—--
,"l
"l."
174
12,700
974
4,000
4174
500
Nov
Feb
Oct
Oct
24
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
17a
1,700
1,200
,
274
974
Jan
May
474
Jan
Nov
U
Jan
2774
Jun
A Mar
19 7a
1
Jan
874
40
Feb
1% Mar
10
Oct
32 Va
Jan
4274
Oct
28V2
9
40
Jan
3174
Jun
Oct
474 Mar
'
__
1474
1474
1,500
127b
12 3 4
2,700
12% Aug
974 July
1374
14%
1274
Foreign transactions—
—
15%
74
2434
Class B
85
2274
1*6
1
110
Oct
Jan
4
Sep
May
Jan
Jan
102
"9 74
7a'
5
r
1374
76
"9
6% Aug
27%
2474
J
Mar
5
Jab
■
12,200
74
Group Inc
Ltd class A
Foreign transactions
374
474 May
5 74
500
104
104
,
1.500
3.500
74
35
34 74
104
34,500
174
-*
May
Mar
4574
7
4574
2474
—
——
9
Nov
5%
16
•574 July
5
—50c
—1
Jun
4
23
37a
1174
,—40c
25c
Finance
67s
574
674
2
374
1
2.50
Hollinger
6 74
10
6,700
400
14
22
Co
274
Jan
Jan
7
74,
12
preferred—
Hill's Supermarkets Inc
Hilton Hotels "warrants"
8%
474
474
4 74 '
Oct
Sep
Jan
2
21
convertible
5%
674
1074 '
8 7a
287a
1074
Manufacturing Co—Li
.^1
Highwav Trailer Ind Inc common__1.25
87a
2%
Nov
3 74 Mar
Sep
Jan
Aug
Mar
21%
Hofmann Industries
55
Oct
600
374
Jan
2
117a
Higbie
6%
4
4% May
174
2474 July
Foods Inc_50c
—10c
Portion Pak Inc
Hercules Galion Products Inc
674
__
Jun
Sep
400
2714
6
Hoffman
Jan
17b
'
200
5%
674
Nov
6
574
preferred
374,
4 7b
7
-
274 Mar
1,000
>
574-'
July,
4
44%
32.400
Nov
16,300
5 74
July
Mar
150
49
1%
3 74
1
3.800
374
48%
174
98
10
6 74
Feb
1%
4 74
3 74
374
3,200
104
974
34,600
1374
14-
Jan
104
Jan
374
li
5 74
574
& Co
(W E)
4%
—
Henderson's
674
374
Feb
8
574
Rubenstein
Helena
Oct
__
4
Co__——25c
16%
Mining
Sep
Aug
374 Nov
267.
2 74
2
2
——■-—1
1
Hastings
74
"
Oct
Jan
21
14,400
li!
2674
27
174
——
Mfg Co—
Bishop Inc
Hebrew National Kosher
Sep
15
1574
/
474
10%
Light
Industries
Radio Co Inc.—
Harvey's Stores class A
600
•>
Electric
Hartford
Harvard
6.300
•
Mar
774
2 74
——-r—-1
3.50
25c
1
—
—10
—1
—.—.—25
Harvey
Sep
674
Jan
Apr
9 7b
2
-
374
Munning
Winkle
Corporation
3574
774
7
374
>
34,300
1
i'i
374
774
10c
—
Co
Handleman
Hanson-Van
3,600
r.
1
•
19974
3.400
237b Aug
5
2
2
Corp
Co___
Lamp
iI
"' •*
-10c
Tnc
American
B
&
Jan
4.700
400
H
165
~~
23 74
21
1
*
r—_1
50c
Inc
5% July
Mar
1974
500
33
3274
/
1
U
374
1
Sulphur Corp
_;
Gulf & Western Industries
17574 Mar
3274
10c
-20c
Gulf
47/<»
36.
a
110
110
33
16%
& Industries
Land
States
Gulf
1174
1^
11%
_1
Inc_
Land
American
Gulf
%
iOc '
8 34
7%
1
—*
Coatings
Chemical
Industries
Guerdon
474
1
10
page
3,900
1674
Products
(The)
Jan
57b, Nov
July
Nov
1V2
1
—
1474
147b
Stores
Guardsman
74
1
1
Cc
14
1474
common—60c
:
30
50c
1
series A
Hydraulics —
Greer
Griesedieck
2,100
'
Exquisite Form Indus Inc—
3,300
14
Corp———1
Producers
preferred
474
Manufacturing Co
—1
Corp
1
Espey M'fg & Electronics
1
Esquire Inc
;
1
Esquire Radio & Electronics—10c
Evans
Jan
2374 Nov
77a Aug
Bowling Corp
Chemical
3774
36
72.000
ETS-Hokin Corp
574
3,100
5
Lakes
H
16,700
Corp
100
2374
Inc
Western
Hall
4
Ero
Chemical
874
2374
Co
Lakes
Feb
"474
Petroleum
Great
Jan
38
ERT
Essex
874
2374
•
——1
——-4
Great
Great
374
50
10c
—
Apr,
Feb
Sep
Co
Industries
American
7 72
11%
11%
& Steel
7%
Manufacturing Co_
Gray
Great
Jun
267s
preferred
Corp common
convertible
preferred
Forge
2% May
474
10,700
Aug
1.400
100
Jun
274
97b
2 74
974
convertible
S2
400
Nov
1
pfd
174
8%
674
4574
474
1
5%
July
17'4
8%
700
2274
,
Jan
1 Va
1%
2,300
1.500
11%
io74
America
7%
2274
7 74
2474
Inc
Nov
22%
2%
45 74
10c
47a
22%
674
451/4
__25c'
Facilities.
Empire
Erie
Inc
Sep
1,200
474
Gorham Corporation
274
1.500
1
1574
300
674
10c ■;
—
274
20l/4
Nov
2,600
"274
6
_*
Missile
Corp
__——
Feb
Jan
1174
1,900
-■—
!
__1
Corp
74
107a
5
1
Corp
Assistance
8.700
1,200
13
Jan
'//.
Electrographic
Oct
3,200
27a
474
4
'
Electronic
874
16
74
1274
57a Mar
"7%
1—
NOV
15
2374
2.000
674
...
Inc
Oct
1,400
13
2
Corp
Elder-Peel
Apr
9%
874
2374
2,600
__
Jun
36%
Goodway Printing Co Inc_„_—
Gordon Jewelry class A——
574
6V2
20c
1
•
*
1
1
25c
Inc
47a
30% Mar
4 74
—.4o
Manufacturing
5%
25
Eastern
Eastern
2.74 May
400
17,900'
—
Corn
A
.5
1
A—
Aug
800'
67a Feb
4% May
Jan
13,900
Ltd-:
Co
Goodman
5 7a
"574
1
Inc
class
Co
774
3
32
14
Corp
Hartfield Stores Inc.
1
Devices
Air
4%
12,74
474
•
Harnischfeger
Inc
Eastern
174 Mar
1,500
2574 May
Jan
1474
100
Feb
Feb
E
Eastern
5,500
974
Goldfield
Ham
Earl
2,300
7
574
Distilleries class B
Hardeman
"%,V
Aug
18672
274
1174
_•
Security Systems
Grocery
Aug
16
1
_•
Co
Harris
Oct
—
*
_
5
^
5 74
2
1574
—
Grow
3474
Corp
16
—
———32.50
(The) Corp
Draper
2174 May
Nov
Jan
15%
2.400
1574
15%'
1574
1174
preferred
Dorsey
Sep
'
-
2%
274
23a
1274
common.—.—,.—7.50
Inc
jl20
Feb
974
Gilchrist Co
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Great
"974
—
—
Nov
Sep
%
12
—
Ltd
Co
Sep
8
159
274
Mines. Ltd
2 74 May
3%
16 74
•
374
15,000
9
Foreign transactions
Gilbert (AC) Co—
Glenmore
%•
1674
transactions
Foreign
Sep
Jun
9,300
974
574
...
Nov
*
Dominion Tar
Apr
3%
16274
274
—
1574
*
.
stock
ord
Coal
474
1674
Oct
97/2
Corp
com class A n v
Giant Yellowknife
3%
Ltd
Co
Bridge
Steel
—
Jan
Foreign transactions-—
Dominion
Jan
,77a
—__8c
1
•
preferred
_—
Inc
Foods
Globe
374
'
Dominion
1274
100
1
Inc
Gluckin ,(Wm)
transactions
Foreign
Apr
Nov
1
Controls
Oct
A
''
1
10c
774
277a
5%
Corp.——
Jan
3.900
474' Nov
13 74 Mar
274
Corporation
preferred
Jan
Sep
1074
774
74
Feb
5,800
25,300
1
Corp
74
is
4%
2774-
5
1
2.50
Supermarkets
774
32
Jan
31.600
174
'
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
24 74
Feb
874
registered—£1
Aug
900
127a
1
1
_1
_1
Corp
Plywood
1674
Jan
474 July
10s
reg
conv
Petroleum
87a
400
13
1574
__
transactions
Foreign
Dixilyn
ft
1574
liS
67a Jly
18.900
Apr
Apr
3%
274 Jun
974 Mar
Ltd—
Co
Georgia Power $5
Oct
'
Diversey Corp
Dome
28 %
__
com__10c
10
Dilbert>
7%
2 8 74
:
1
Engineering Co Inc_l %
Corp
Dialight
1474
5
1
25c
Ltd
.774
1574
57a
28%
7
574
1
Inc—__
Co
7
1
Products
Raynolds
&
Devoe
1
Inc
Manufacturing
&
Gasket
Detroit
~8%
—
Corp
Genung's Incorporated
rj
Detroit
300
1,300
274
27a
Fireproofing
General
Nov
1*2',2
1,900
Feb
1,400
32
_1
rets ord
dep
General Stores
8% May
137,4 July
Oct
10%
Nov
18
2 74
—50c
.%
Development
General Gas
Nov
2.400
3
"5"
274
—2
—
Alloys
General
Sep
1074
77.200
Inc
.
American
Sep
700
48
974
Nov
9
...5
___
Inc.——
General Electric
Apr6-& Sep
110
57b
Jan
1374
Sep
67/
10c
:
Co
Sporting
General
Jan
1,200
'
Desilu
A)
Co
:
General Eattery & Ceramic Corp
General Builders Corp
*
574
July
4
1.900'
5il
35'74
10%
5%
1274
3474
1274
4774
Oct
47,300
4%
5%
3574
11 y«
574
174
474
6,700
174
3
2 74
Inc
General
774 Aug
Jan
100
stock
debenture
8%
1
5 '
——
A
class
Mfg
Dennison
5A
Inc cl A com—20c
Inc class B
1
2 7 74
4
4
—35
pref
A
Transit System
C
D
Inc
Corp
Dayco
2 3 74
2 5 74
10c
Brothers
474
700
274
—
10c
1
Systems Inc
Inc
Data-Control
Davidson
Day
——
7
30,800
161
9
574
General Foam
4.800
674
1%
674
3 74
1
.
Goods Co
General Acceptance
"warrants"
Jan
Jan
6
77a
Apr
1174
474
161 74
1
Industries
Gateway
Sep
14,100
874
974
734
.1
Enterprises
Industries
Gar an
Feb
1,200
6%
14%
G
Gale
1474 May
17a
674
Jan
Aug
5,800
14%
26
Inc
(Geo
Apr
3
474
(The)
City
Jun
8
-7%
\
6 74
3%
II
12%
1174
774
574
Sep
100
Jan
874
57»
6
11,500
674
4574 Aug
274
600
13'
.
Oct
Jan
37*
>3%
Vb
"374 Sep"
1174
26
*
Nov
8
8 1
—
314
I
Feb
"2Sep
.1]* July"
1.200
3
1
8
1074
3
1174
1
of Canada
774
3%
:
Jan
12,300
14
/__1
Company
Friendly Frost Inc.—
357a Mar
400
Sep
1%
transactions
Fresnillo
D
Industries Inc
Inc.—,
Co
Fotochrome
Feb
357a
Oct
474
874
14 74
1
Forest
7i«
100
14%
Sep
2 iafl
12
"974
2.50
Sep
Apr
Fulton
9%
Jan
1
174
Co
Jan
Oct
117a
,',f
6
8
Capital Corp
Tiger Line Inc
General
Daryl
(MH)
Motor
Ford
May
974
574 Feb
74 July
227a
474
1
Inc.
Porter
26
6 V4
Sep
9
1,100
9,100
'
,
21 '4
6.300
;_.l
50c
50c
Inc..
:
Apr
8.300
*
Crystal Dairies
12%
•
preferred
Jan
Aug
7%
9%
*r
a—I
Jan
21%
8,600
1,V
2
5%
Jan
774 Aug
Construction
—
Sterling
Fischer &
177a May
Sep
774
7
7%
-10c
_474
10c
convertible
Firth
Nov
20 V4 July
Jan
7%
200
lI_1
Daitch
Realty &
20
1.900
23%
13%
~2,V
10C'
20%
7%
23%
3.000
'2074
1
—11
Corp
Warrants
Flying
__
.25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co—
Cubic
Corporation
Feb
17%
5 7b
100
1274
Jun
3 74
474
61.800
874
287-4
1
-25c
First National
Aug
16
18%
574
.25c
.—5
574
11% July
'
—
Feb
157a
18%
New England—1
(ord reg)__£1
Creole Petroleum Corp
5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
—1
Crowley
13%
dep.receipts
American
Crose
74
jb
14 Vb
-*
—1.50
Corp
Bottling Co of
Courtaulds Ltd—
Cott
Financial
600
21
13
1
Corp common
1
commons
$1
General
Sep
Oct
107a
674 Mar
High
Jan
Apr
674
Low
29 74
.1
Inc
8%
Oct
'
Range Since Jan. 1, 196*
,
___,
Petroleum Corp
& Chemicals
1%
% Mar'
.
874
IlOc
-
Fields Plastics
2 74
1174
Aug
Shares
4 74
/]
1874
8 74
—2c
Purchaser
Filmways
4
20%
1
Inci
transactions
Feb
474
Jan,
6.100
19.000
87a
1%
114
7%
Reynolds
&
Corroon
'
Nov
77s
Inc
Coro
74
13
U
1
—
—.—
~3
174
8 "a
—
10c
Commercial Corp
.1
Connector Corp cl A—50c
Materials Corp.;..——»—10c
Telephone Co ————1
& Varnish Co——,
15
Continental
•
Jan
5%
6%
—-c
Class A
1
Continental Aviation & Engineering.-!
Construction Products
Continental
2174
7,100
3%
3 "2
3 7a
20c
Royalty Oil _
Sun Ray Inc
Consolidated
Apr
Felmont
transactions.—__....
Foreign
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc>
4 Va
'
Smelting.Ltd.
Mining &
Consolidated
id
100
for Week
•
High
.1.50
Plan
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium, Mines Ltd
Foreign transactions—
Fargo Oils Ltd
v
'.,"'1 1474 Jan
Aug
Low
1
Drilling Co
Inc..!
Record
-25c
'
!
Chemical Co
Aug
174
1 Jun
2.200
Fairmont
Feb
7
Jan
12.200
ITb
3834
Sep
300
678^
174
39
Par
Sep
3 72
Sales
Range
of Prices
F
July
2974 Apr
6 74
."i74 '
-10c
Apr
l,o00
6.000
474
38
.
1678
—_1
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
39
474
8
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
Par
Week's
Friday
Week's
of Prices
Friday
stocks
American Stock Exchange
13 74
600
1038 July
15
13 7a May
1474
Nov
The Commercial
AMERICAN STOCK
stocks
Exchange
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
American Stock
Low
Par
Hardart Baking Co
Hardart common
&
Horn
&
preferred
—.—-(The) Mfg Co—
Electric Motors Co
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
—
Jan
17%
Oct
70
95%
Jan
34%
700
5 %
1,300
4%
Jan
1,000
17%
Jan
20
Apr
18%
17%
18
<
Apr
•
100% July
35 % May
Jan
28
6% May
17%
17%
18
17
Jan
2074
34 %
31%
35
7,800
26%
Feb
35
12 %
12
127V
5,800
11
Oct
Nov
14 % Jan
19
18%
19%'
3,000
12%
Jan
20%
Oct
6%
9,800
6%
A'
GOO
''
5ft Mar
Ltd
Co
Jan
~3%
Apr
300
1%
Apr
5%
Jan
7%
15,800
5%
Jan
9%
Sep
2,200
15%
Jan
22 Va
Apr
Holdings
International
Jun
14% May
Merrill Island Mining Corp
2,700
13
2,600
12
10%
1074
90
6
Aug
6'
A Sep
1074
Nov
92%
8% July
88
Apr
12,900
Jun
Nov
907a
240
4
4%
4,700
2%
Oct
5%
2 74
2%
500
474 May
9 %
1,300
2%
8 Va
Sep
8%
Nov
17%
8
1%
8%
600
7%
Oct
111/4 May
93%
7,900
Aug
3%
3%
36%
8%
3 7k
18%
20
6%
—_
1 %
'
20
5 %
Feb
36%
Sep
4% May
8%
31
4,300
2%
22,100
.
Feb
1,000
6
1
21%
9
Feb
15 %
-
14%
14%
1A
Irving Air Chute new common50c
Israel-American
Oil Corp
—10c
5,000
15%
%■
9%
14%
Feb
18%
Oct
16%
Nov
Oct
Oct
%
% Mar f
15.800
Jun
Aug
88
Jan
7.300
16%
Jan
3%
/3% Jan
83% May
16
Jun
1%
May
-
Oct
15%
Jan
1,200
6%
1 %
10%
7".
Nov
5% Feb
Jan
7%
5
Feb
Feb
3% Aug
138,900
6%
5
.-5
International Stretcn Prods new com_l
Intex
Oil Company
—33 %c
Investment Property Builders Inc—_10c
Investors Funding Corp (NY) cl A_„5
Investors Royalty
——1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
pfd—100
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp_—1-;
—1
90
300
"7%
Corp—L——1
Products
—
4,300
36 %
3%
1
1
1
Glass Co
Construction
Jeannette
Jefferson
Co
Asbestos Corp
Jefferson Lake
Foreign transactions
preferred
6%
Micromatic
John's
Jupiter
Corp
9%
12% May
6% Apr
Jan
8
2,000
Microwave
Factors
Mill
Katz
Drug
&
Kaufman
Kavanau
Kawecki
Inc
Kay Jewelry Stores
Kidde
(Walter) &
Jan
7%
Oct
16%
Oct
Mt
Kilembe
lit
J&n
Oct
3.900
2%,, 2%
2%
1,000
2
12%
2,400
11
674
22,700
3% Jan.
15 74 May
July
57'k
3'
Nov
11%
2
Kin-Ark
874
3% Aug
Petroleum
Klion
Oct
Hotels
Kulka
Jan
34
pfd.
20%
Feb
34%
Rubber
—
--
Inc..1
Co _ .
Mar
9%
12%
13%
1,300
334
13,700
2 7'a
274
274
•>84,600
174
1%
4%
20%-
1%
18,000
1,900
374
Jan
23%
Feb
14
Sep
127 a
4,800
10% Aug
1474 Mar
33
4,100
10%
5,000
5%
3% Aug
,
Oct
Feb
14
Oct
10
500
4 74
4 %
Jun
1974 July
17 % Jan
15% Mar
7% May
2,600
4
Jun
5%
Jan
Co
Sessions
&
Industries
Larchfield
Lease
8%
8 74
8%
1,400
8
Aug
12
Jun
,874
974
6,900
Nov
1474
Jun.
2
3,100
87k
17k
17k
2%
27k
300
27k
Oct
16 7k
1674
800
11%
Jan
1874
18%
——
67k
■
1,000
2
14%
/.
2
Lee
Filter
Lee
1
Corp
Leslie
Fay
Levitt
&
class
Products
Motor
A
class
Inc
—1
A
274
'
774
774
_
574
1
10%
10%
preferred
Lithium
Corp of America
Lithonia Lighting Inc
5%
Livingston
8%
7%
A
Class
.—1
Louis Sherry Preserves Inc
—
Gas
Land
&
:•
Exploration-
Corp
—_
-
Jan
4%
Jan1*
17%
21%
Sep
Oct
Co
Casket
National
National Presto
Macoid
Industries
8
1,100
13
Jan
28
29%
2974
4,200
26%
Jan
31%
8%
4.000
8%
Nov
11% July
York &
Aug
Oct
23%
574 July
Oct
77k Mar
8%
774
8%
6% Aug
9% Mar
1,800
8
17%
v
974
V Nov
874
53.3J0
Feb
14% July
19% Oct
15%
Jan
2% May
4%
Jun
1
Mar
1%
8%
Feb
10%
Jun
5
Nov
1074
800
1,500
' '
■/
'
100
12,800
2% July
900
Jan
Jan
35%
35 7k
367 k
1,200
26
Jan
19 74
19%
2074
5,100
12 74
Jan
5074
51
45
Jan
3174
25%
Jan
"474
28%
350
25%
Honduras
common
New
w
Oct
Apr
Apr
1'3% Oct
•,
67a
474 July
200
3974
Nov
Oct
2074
Oct
51
^
Nov
57a Mar
374
Nov
"
4%
Oct
574
6
Oct
9% May
.
1%
Apr
574
Jan
11%
Aug
5,900
43k
434
-
874
%
574 '
574
6
12,300
1
1
1
1
1,800
29
350
Jan
293/4
--5
1
1
1
25c
7%
Jan
10
Norainco
7
9,200
1%
Jan
2.900
15%
Oct
1,300
19%
Nov
24%
Jun
5%
6
Jan
7
Oct
47k
4
43a
13.000
574
534
2,200
%
26% Apr
2%
6,600
12
„
9 74
Jan
3,000
874
Nov
1474
Feb
2%
24,000
74
Oct
2 ft
1.000
IB
1574
117b
2,300-
16 74
,6,600
13
2,600/
3
114 May
Feb
18
5%
Jan
1474
Nov
25
19
2074
2174
574
5 74
574
1,400
3%
2
2 74
1,400
2
137 a
23,500
,
12 74
1374
Jan
15 74
2
2074
Nov
2%
Nov
Jan
1574
874
May
6% Jan
6%
Jun
May
574
Jan
Jun
Jun
Sep
674
674
774
4.200
107a
1074
1174
2,400
474
4 %
4%
3,300
47/2
Jan
14% May
1674
8%
11%
Oct
Oct
874
Jan
Jan
1174
1174
900
11
11%
1074
1174
1.700
1.7
1074
Feb
25,400
%
Apr
*74 Oct
38% Aug
1674 Sep
% '
74
„
3574
35
367-2
2,800
2874 Mar
11% /
11%
12 74
3,200
974 Mar
%
50,900
1% Mar
76 %
1,275
32%
37
1,600
29% Mar
374
3 74
7274
7 234
36
74
3
65
65
/' 67
650
-22
22
23
1.400
6 74.
6
6
4,000
37%
22
5%
102
Jan
747a
574
874
Jan
Oct
Sep
Nov
24
Nov
Aug
/ Aug
3774
Jan
Jun
Apr
Feb
3
.1.25
174
174
1%
3,800
1%
Oct
9%
2,300
774
Jan
Feb
974
9 74
10%
1
400
174
Jan
Oct
174
174
274
1%
—~
&
-
7,100
1ft
Jan
27a
Oct
~2%
"3%
7,000
2%
Apr
4%
July
Jan
93%
1%
9374
80
174
2
~374
5774
^
10V8
'
1 %
92
101 k
1078
3.200
574
174
274
42,800
1%
67%
Aug
Jan
96
Mar
Jan
12%
Oct
Apr
27a
Jan
o
.20o
Feb
4%
Nov
%
Jun
1%
Jan
4%
Jun
7%
Sep
27
15%
2,000
12 74
Oct
17% May
14%
...1
2974
32.000
19%
Jan
3474
26%
77 k
16.800
8
.50c
Brass
Town
474%
Corp
774
1
3174
31
32
1,300
98
98
99
300
...
Co,
.100
pre
comi
.
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer
Foreign
transactions
Rubber Corp
Overseas Securities ...
Oxford Electric Corp
Oxford Manufacturing
.1
,__7
preferred
Oct
6%
18 74
21
12
Apr
800
874
1674
50c
25c
1
,—1
Southern Railway
1
North American Royalties Inc.—
..25c
North
Canadian Oils Ltd—..—
Foreign transactions—.—;
—
IZZi
Northeast Airlines
——
...50
North Penn RR Co—i—
..100
Northern Ind Pub Serv 474% pfd..
1
Novo Industrial Corp.
../Mo
Nuclear Corp of Amer (Del).
Norfolk
8
Nov
874
1174
———1
Inc
6 74
Jan
Sep
33
12%
2ft
i
Feb
17 74
14.400
;
274
'
174
Oct
Jan
2
874
1
874 May
2,700
10
10
2
74
22
Jan
6 74
10 74
6 74
-
Feb
14
19%
%
28%
28%
Rosario—3.33%
Oct
4% Apr
2,900
74
37
Noma Corp
Sep
Apr
57'8
36.
334
3%
V
38% July
11%
3,200
'28.000
'
4%
Jan
12
Apr
July
-
4% Mar
31
5%
4
Jan
Aug
7% Aug
200
2274
—50c
5%
5%
Process
Jan
90
18
9
3%
374
__10
Land
New
Feb
6
374
3%
Min & Chem Co___i
New
Jan
lc
page
Jan
2074
Co
Feb
2%
17%
3374c
see
200
2074
12
Machinery..
Rubber
11% Mar
12 % Feb
70%
Inc
For footnotes,
674
2074
2974
-
900
Industries Inc
Mills Co
—
Nov
Oct
'
Vending Co class
Mackey Airlines Inc _r
674
'
New
500
—
Oct
"674
5
—.—4—1
National Union Electric Corp—.
30c
National Video Corp class A
——50c
National Work-Clothes Rental—
50c
Nedicks Stores Inc
——20c
Needham Packing Co——
*
Nelly Don Inc
1
—2
Nestle-Le Mur Co
1
Jan ~
7,400
67k
Jan
1274
—__50o
Park
374
2%
1774
Oct
4%
Sep
12%
1,400
National Rolling
Idria
7974
1
5 74
14%
174 July
8,700
137k
165 74
Jan
5,400
2
174
July
155'
120
164%
,164
May
103
118.400
Company.—
Mexico & Arizona
2174
_50c
Apr
106
J an
6-%
Electric Weld Machines
National Equipment Rental Ltd.;
National Petroleum Ltd—
Foreign
transactions. .—.——
40c
.
99
Jan
Jan
97 74
2.50
Jersey Zinc
31
"warr
94
Jan
1017/2
12 7 k
National
Old
£orp
Inc
Sep
2
Nov
5 74
_
New
M
Trucks
Feb
32%
1%
140
96
U
Jan
22
674
__
Macke
10,200
•
National Company Inc
Ohio Power
Mack
10,000
1%
__1
Ohio
MacFadden-Bartell
28 74
25c
1
Bellas
National
New
274
8
% July
7,000
74
1
New
G.nno
9
10
Feb
1 %
95
..5
Oct
1,100
8 72
27%
674
6% May
Apr
N
Oct
77%
ioy4
Nov
Jan
Jan
27 74
1
Corp
Nachman
774
8%
9
'
32 34
474
4%
.——If50
33/4 Mar
2174
274
22%
1,200
5,800
%
4
Co
i—_
40 %
77 74
8
—
4%
1074
5
■r
/
_30c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines. ._10c
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc. -10c
.2.50
Lunkenheimer
(The)
Co
Lynch
4,800
2,300
5
1%
5%..
1
...10
Service
Louisiana
Louisiana
10
30O
74
1074
I
--
Oct
May
5 74
1 %
50c
Mining Co
Co
York Auction Co—.,
1% July
774
1,500
■
1%
„1
--10c
A
700
3%
9%
'
~~.
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r
Class
lo%
74",
25c
Shipley
&
.16
.2.50
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,
(The) Co.
:
Longines-Whittnauer Watch Co..
Louis Lesser Enterprises Inc—.
Lodge
8
8
—
&
...
6%
6%
•
—10c
Chain
Kessler
Lockwood
—10
Inc.._ —1
Co
Oil
steel
Locke
—-
574
Z
Jan
274 Aug
400
10 74
10
10
—70c
Sons
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common..
/
I7h
8 3/8
Jan
22%
4,600
274
1%
^15/a
1
_
2 74
-
Aug
5
200
■
'
Jan
'
700
674
3774
35
37%
Corp.. —1
10~7~
Jan
474
43/8
"2774
—1
1—.2.50
—12.50
Mfg Co
New
2
1
19%
2%
Jun
174
1674
5
-
—_JJ
International
Plan
'/•
874
10
——_
Irfc
Corp
102
700-
32
4a4
474
474
1
Company
National
Lamson
3174
3174
,_10c
class A
Videotronics class A
National Transit
Lanston
50
1874
200
103
Sep
47'a
Corp
18
103
Oct
4%
1
18
103
_100
36% Jun
874 Jan
.
Feb
18% Mar
274 ADr
3
Jan
5%
4%
-5
Nov
1274
7%
Feb
Industries
4%
1,300
3,200
274
Lamb
3.500
974
Jan
Lamson
'18
9
1%
,
Jan
5%
18%
474
474
9
3 ino
"
1
I—3
19.000
--
Jan
Nov
2
1
474
1.300
10
1
Jun
700
5.203
9%
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc—...
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp.
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
Sep
3%
4 74
2,600
11%
-
1774
2%
174
L
Jan
Nov
14
3,600
5
400
374
Nov
874
674
374
10
35
4
Movielab Inc
Muter
Apr
,20%
Oct
50
—
Inc
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Muskogee
14 74
16%
Jan
'4%
2
974
/
Oct
,19%
2,500
534
6
1%
...
13%
500
13,000
14 74
20%
5 74
2
1
Corp class A—
Jan
674
1% Aug
5
Apr
Mar
1
3,500
4%
2074
5
Corp
(The)
(The)
Nov
15
,25c
Feb
334
4
Oct
1174
Nov
47
307-2
1074
25c
1674
Jan
Apr
274
Apr
2.50
Jan
9%
33/4
15
Jan
12
3 74
12
7%
^
3174
1374
20%
14%
:
Company.
Diablo
Sep
2%
...1';
...
7,500
16 % Sep
10% May
Jan
Sep
6%
600
:'"
117a
5,600
4,900
1174
100
100
..100
C—
preferred
6%
Sep
Jan
10
474 May
2.300
874
32:
157 k
117k
11
2%
Oct
26,400
83/a
■
15 74
11%
11
Sep
Jan
11
Apr
17
3374c
Forge Cot.
Smith Electronics Corp. ...—10c
Kratter
Kropp
100
Jan
13%
5,900
Jun
574
■
Knott
Oct
8% Sep
2% Feb
10%
374
1
Inc
A
26 74
24
174
Feb
1574
15
Movie Star Inc
Jan
10c
Inc
L)
(H
32%
574
47'2
Stores
(I B)
Klejnert
6,400
2774
1%
7,200
1
20'A
Co
Dept
(S)
Klein
174
1574
1.25
Industries
Kleer-Vu
%
14%
1
Kingsford Company
Kingston Products
Kirby
6% Mar
30.400
10c
Company
Oil
734
7
13 %
Cobalt Ltd—
Copper
574
3%
700
18
Mount Vernon Mills
8%
.
_
Sep
874
1074
—_—
Co.
Feb
Apr
1%
1174
"5%
& Co class A
Morse
Electro
Products.
Mt Clemens Industries common
Jan
Oct
,
Jan
6%
_1
—
preferred series
Sep
2474
,
1
12
2474
4,200
Montgomery Ward
Jan
3074
—25c
!
Jun
'8% Aug
Jun
17,600
——
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% preferred —
4.80% preferred series B—
4A
'
Co
5% Apr
9% July
474 Jan
Jan
8%
—
Industries
Monogram
3%
97
1
_
Jun
28%
Feb
i7b
374
,_1
Inc
Airlines
Mohawk
3%
5%
Company
Broad Bldg Co
Corp
Chemical
1074
17%
-
2074
15 74
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd————1
Molybdenum Corp of America
—1
2,900
1%
1
574
Apr
Feb
200
13
IB
7 74
Aluminum Company—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR "ctfs".
1,900
1474
50c
Oct
7 74
600
8
22 74
74
10
18
Mirro
1,700
pfd—100
Electric 4%%
&
3,700
47 a
2134
13
._50c
Mining Corp of Canada—
Foreign transactions
Minnesota Power & Light 5%
Muskegon Piston Ring
(D) & Company
Gas
Kansas
47
4%
2274
—50c
Muntz TV Inc..
Kaltman
2,200
374
Corp
Electronics
7
7
11%
1474
common
4,
6%
4
1074
7%
convertible preferred—...
4%%
Milo
Murray Ohio
Corp
1774
2% Aug
874 Oct
1,500
_2.50
4%
K
Industries
7 74
374
Corp
Wohl Co
Miller
MPO
Kaiser
67 k
11
—50c
-*
.—5
Investment Co
Midwestern Financial Corp
6 i"o
.
12%
75c
(The)
Feb
■±,2UJ
190,000
7
1
Mid-West Abrasive
37 a
2%
y*/2
26%
May
20% May
474 Jan
15,500
27k
b',4
2374
10
Midwest
3%
!
274
274
b ■;«
24%
1474
—
_
16%
10c
25c
Industries Inc
:
Bargain
Stores
Corp
Jetronics
9%
T%
1,700
1
Corp
Associates Inc——_
7
——
"7
1
Hone
3 7'a
warrants
B
Series
18,200
—10c
Inc
Extruders
4
1
Petrochemicals.
Lake
Jefferson
Ltd
Michigan Chemical Corp
.
Michigan Sugar Co common—
4.50%
9%
Sep
11%
18 74
16
May
35
102 % May
91%
92
14%
1774
15%
Sep
8
Jan
1774
Jan
Jan
1274
4% July
2774
15%
3
7%
2 9 74
Oct
3,000
2,500
Apr
Jan
8% July
transactions./
Foreign
40%
474
14,300,
50c
1
10c
1
1
——1
1
474
22%
42 % May
36% July
10%
1,300
57a
7
Nov
Jan
6%'July
874
32 74
...
Merchants Refrigerating Co
2,300
17%
5%
"7
Sep
18% May
474 Mar
1,100
31%
8
74
6%
13.700
23%
High
23
16% Aug
5%
8%
....
Corp
"warrants"
Oil Corp
Mead Johnson & Co—•
Medco Inc class A
Melnor Industries Inc—
Menasco
Mfg
Co
Miami
Inc Z.———1
Corp ——„1
Oil & Gas
International
International
974 Sep
12%
Inc———_25c
Inland Credit Corp class A—_—_—1
Inland
Homes Corp ___•—.1—,
1
Insurance Co of North America
—5
International Breweries
6% Jun
Jan
40%
Co
Plywood
Industrial
9)0
9ft
transactions-.
—
Imperial OiD (Canada).
Foreign
transactions.
Imperial Tobacco of Canada——
*
Foreign transactions—
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp
—1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Foreign
Mar
4
7%
5%'
574
2174
McCrory
1,500
5%
4%
/hs—33%tf
Corp.
Magnetics
IMC
274
200
5.300
5,100
774
3274
Massey-Ferguson
McCulloch
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American dep
rets ord reg——£1
274
1974
7
5%
1
*
Ltd
Foreign transactions
Maule Industries Inc
20
2 74
;__1
Corp.——
10,600
2%
Masco
3
2%
19
2,600
-1
6%
19
900
18%
2274
:
common
Corp
Cup
2%
~6%
1374
7%
-2.50
A—
Class
Maryland
13
2074 July
1274 Mar
—1
Carter Paint Co
Mary
Low
21%
2%
—£1
10c
Martin-Marietta
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
19%
1
_—
2%
~2%
*
10c
Industries Corp
Corp
"warrants"
Marlene
Jan
6
6
10c
1
2.50
-5
—
Jan
23
1,200
474
transactions
Co
'124
Nov
18%
98%.
Shares
2174
21%
13%
7
Service
Majestic Specialties Inc
__
Mallory Randall Corp
...
Mangel Stores
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
Marconi International Marine
for Week
Low
Far
Public
Maine
Feb
33 Vk
33%
2.50
1
com—5
Class
B
common
c
5
Hudson & Manhattan Corp class A—10
Hudson Vitamin Products Inc
1
Hughes &, Hatcher Inc—
*—1
Husky Oil Canada Ltd
Ll
—1
Hoskins
Manufacturing
34%
Aug
99%
120
"
,
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
High
18
Howell
Foreign
27
75
2 7%
American Stock
1,1963
Jan.
98%
18
*
-100
5%
Since
Low
100% 102%
100%
Range
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
High
27%
—7.50
-*
& Co
(Geo A)
Honnel
Horn
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Nov. 1 5)
Sales
Friday
Hycon
Monday, November 18, 1963
and Financial Chronicle
(1966)
34
shares.lOs
—1
O'Sullivan
—
1
97k
9%
9%
74
43s
4
—
7774
757-4
67%
15 /4
J
—
1
JO
87'2
23 74
Jan
3474
98
Jan
734
"
400
1.550
7834
67
-
474
51
Sep
Jan
674
Nov
Jan
'
Oct
79
Jan
"774
Feb
-1774
Nov
700
4%
Jan
4.300
17% May
24 Vk
Sep
•
3%
3%
Oct
1074
21
11%
'
474
>.500
1974
Oct
Jan.
3 7-8 Oct
500
16 %
5
Sep
May
101
Apr
350
15%
5
—
700
43/4 Mar
Number 6317
198
Voume
.
.
The. Commercial and
.
(1967)
Financial Chronicle
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Nov. 1 5)
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Grande
Ritter
Coast
Co
common
9 34
redeemable 1st
5 r'o
redeemable
4.50%
redeemable
Feb
35
Jan
29 Va
Oct
31 %
Jun
Field
Raceway
1,000
26 Va
Nov
29%
Jun
267/a
3,200
26%
Sep
27%
Feb
Roosevelt
263'a
100
26%
Oct
26
Feb
27% July
Rosenau Brothers Inc
26
Apr
Ross
25 Va
Jan
Rowland
26 34
26%
1,100
24%
24%
900
24%
Nov
24%
24%
800
23%
Nov
434
3%
Pacific
Super
Inc
Paco
&
Power
Packer's
pfd
Light 5%
Markets
Pall
Petroleum
Pancoastal
52
%
preferred -L-.
5%
6 Va
Traffic
Penn
Permian
Feb
ill
NOV
%
Nov
5%
Feb
101% Aug
43%
46%
7,300
43 Va
Nov
17%
17%
3,000
17%
Nov
21%
Jan
July
42%
Jun
•?k Jan
2%
Sep
39%
35 Va
1%
1,100
8,100
1%
3%
3%
2,800
~3%
8%
400
5%
Jan
1%
1 %
1%
3%
9%
10
25%
26%
/
1,400
12
Sep
19%
26 34
Nov
19 34
Jan
26V4
Nov
10V4
Nov
16
26 %
10%
11 %
2,400
56%
56 Va
56 %
150
54%
Jun
4,400
2%
Nov
100
1%
7,200
14 V*
:
90
13%
49o
13%
; : %
Apr
11% Apr
400
723i
•»
/
St
3%
14%
%
42,900
30,200
12 34
7% May
Jan
15 34
Nov
92%
Nov
Philippine
Phillips Screw
Co
Steel
Phoenix
—
~5%
1
4
1
-1
1
50
—-—
Aircraft Corp
Piasecki
5%
Nov
734
Feb
"6%
Jan
16
Apr
lVa
% Aug
Industries Inc 2—
Pioneer Plastics Corp
—_—;
Pierce
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plant Industries Inc
53a
7,300
Sep
~8% July
Apr
5%
3%
Jan
6 34
Aug
1,300
4%
10 Va
400
3%
Jan
4T'a May
4,600
9%
Apr
13% July
5%
Jan
6%
Apr
7%
8%
2,300
7
7
7%
1,300
13%
120 Va 120%
10,800
13 Va
120%
11%
—50c
2%
3%
Aug
Jan
21%
Jan
2%
2%
3%
100
8%
105
9.700
1,900
2V»
3%
1,000
2%
Sep
%
Feb
8%
1334
Scale
Pneumatic
Co
Mfg
Atwood
&
50c
1
class A_.
Corp
Products
Poloron
(The)
Folycast
Polychrome Corp
2.50
-1
—1
—25c
;——„—
Polymer Corp class A
Instrument
Potter
Inc.
Co
Prairie
Lambert
&
Pratt
Co
Corp —1-1
Precision Microwave
InG
Precisionware
Prentice-Hall Inc
——
__———
Realty
Presidential
Class A
Ltd
Mines
——10c
—10c
;
\
Progress
SI.25
*
Corp
Proctor-Silex
—1
—-
1
Mfg Co Inc common
convertible preferred—
20
1
Prophet (The) Company.
4 V* %
Colorado—
of
Service
Public
—.——*
Gas
Providence
preferred.
Puerto Rico
1,200
~4%
~4%
"4%
9,200
3%
1,300
Apr
3% Aug
1% Jan
1,300
2
Jun
1,600
4%
Sep
2,300
934. Nov
<
«
-100
—-v
—
20c
Telephone Co___
*
5
Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co —
Puritan
[(
33
3
3 Va
3 %
2%
y 2%
,6%
6%
6%
; 9%
9%
10%
10%
11%
9%
9%
-
10
10%
3,600
Aug
32% July
5
Jan
5
Sep
9%
,9%
2%
31
30%
32%
900
%
%
34%
35%
4,700
6%
7
7
7%
8%
8
Sep
1434
Oct
Jun
3%
29 Va Aug
35%
Jun
3 Va
Jan
%
Oct
3% May
29
Jun
Feb
v4V4 Oct
Jan
37
8 %
8%
3%'
300
1.100
8%
■4
3,600
,
7% Apr
7% July
615« Jan
9%
Sep
9%
934
Sep
Jun
3%
Jan
5%
Ramer
—1
Inc
Ra mo
Rapid-American Corp
—1
Packing Co ———i——-——10
Rayette Co Inc———
40c;
Real Estate Investment
Rath
of
Trust
Real
America
1
Properties Corp of America—
Realty
1'
A
Olciss
Equities Corp
16%
4,300
10 Va
Jan
17%
Aug
25%
25%
1,200
21%
Jan
25
Nov
21%
21%
21%
1,200
20 Va
Sep
Va
25%
12%
12%
13%
1,900
12 V4
Jan
14%
4
Feb
Apr
64
July
475
91%
Nov
96
60 Va
64 Va
1.300
49 V4
Jan
16%
2,200
9
69%
16%
Jun
16%
65
75
75
Nov
91%
91 %
v
70%
92%-
71.700
Jan
23% Mar
1
1
500
*»
1<I
8 Va
Feb
1,000
11
1%
1%
Nov
Pump
E.
D.
M.
—1
Republic
Republic
Transcon
Resistoflex
Restaurant
RIC
Rico
Arms
Foil
Group
Corp
Indus Inc
—_
Associates
Inc
Inc
Argentine' Mining
——
Co_
Ridgeway Corp
Mines Ltd common
Warrants series A
—*
1
10c
-!
^._50c
-rl
——-
For footnotes, see page
.11,200
36.
Feb
1%
1 %
2,700
IV4
Nov
6%
5%
6%
3,500
5Va
Oct
12%
Jan
13%
13 Va
13%
1,200
934 July
13%
Jan
13
13
"3%.
2%
3 Va Mar
100
3%
15,700
2%
Nov
5V4 May
4 v. Oct
3%
3%
2.700
2V»
Jan
16%
17%
13,900
14%
Jan
l
3
2%
3%
11,700
2
Jun
3%
Feb
1
3%
3%
3%
1,100
3
Mar
4%
jun
19
Aug
17%
1
18Va
1%
Nov
Jan
5%
Oct"
4%%
Petroleums
Saxon
19%
19%
1%
1%
& Fisher
Sayre
Plywood
World
2,900
8%
Jan
11%
Apr
6%"
1,600
734
12 Vt
Sep
11%
4% May
9 V* Mar
3%
900
3%
20%
20%
2,200
16%
Feb
25% May
16%
17%
16,400
9V4
Jan
19%
6%
Jan
8%
Apr
2
Oct
4%
Feb
^
Nov
14Vi May
Jan
Feb
Feb
4 Va
Nov
July
16
11% Jan
: 9V4
5%
5%
1,300
5 %
5 Va
5%
3,600
618
7
I
Soss
South
Coast
4.22%
cumulative
4.24%
cumulative
cumulative
California
7%
Jan
1%
100
1% Aug
2
Feb
Jan
30% May
~7%
4,400
5% May
9% July
1,200
2%
3%
Jun
5%
Aug
1V4
Nov
~6%
27
6%
,2%
3
.'
2%
V
3
3%
13,700
1%
Jan
2% May
Va Aug
37%
37%
39%
34,900
11,000
11%
11%
12%
2,800
11
Jan
18%
18%' 19
600
14
Mar
1
6
6
6%
4%
4 %
4%
5,500
4,200
15%
15%
16%
6,000
7%
7%
8%
2,800
9%
9%
10%
98,300
37%
Nov
3%
Jan
3%
Sep
Sports Arena Inc
Standard
Class
Metals
13%
4,100
12,700
10%
Jan
Vff Oct
Jun
14
May
%
Jan
25
200
%
Apr
31% May
32 % May
Mar
25%
Sep
Nov
'
17,200
18.
3% May
A Jun
52,000
o,500
31
200
52%
52
1%
y
13 %
18
Jan
Oct
Jun
3%
Jun
29% Aug
49 %
Jan
21
Jpn
35V4
Oct
Jan
—
330
41% Jan
60
Motor
Products
3,000
,4%
5,400
4%
Apr
6
11
Oct
Mar
Jan
4 Va
41%
Sep
Nov
7%
Jan
17%
Jun
13%
12%
13%
1,800
1234
3334
3334
35%
2,100
27 Va
26 VB
26 vr
700
26%
Feb
27 Vi
2334
2334
2,000
23 Va
Apr
25
Feb
23 V4
Oct
25
Jan
2234
Feb
23% Aug
16
Apr
5%
Nov
Nov
Jan
:>/ 40% May
28% July
.
2334
:
uV '
•
__
23
-
1834
2
23
1834
18%
1,200
234
900
234
200
74 Va
600
V 6%
Oct
2,900
2%
Oct
34
234
8j6-
—
-
Inc—
Corp—.—
Industries Inc class A,
Instruments Inc
transactions
Corp—
4 V4
'
5
6%
5
•7
>
400
800
4V4
Feb
93%
Oct
14%
Mar
Apr
6%
Jan
/-
12
Nov
Jan
'a
834
23,-oJ
634
Apr
9%
Oct
134
8,500
1%
Oct
234
Jan
2434
24 34
25 Va
3,600
1834
Jan
2634
Oct
l,9r'">
% 100
7%
Jan
23%
Feb
1,000
12%
4
9%
9%
--
26%
26%
1234
12%
13 34
9
34
334
4
/
4
4,500
11% July
•
27% July
Oct
17 V4
Jan
Aug
3
4%
Jan
12%
12%
13 Va
T.100
12%
Sep
13 V4
13
13 34
1,500
11
Mar
1734
32/
32
100
30
Feb
34 34 July
"4%.
-
43,2
4 Va
4%
Apr
6V4
Aug
7%
Jan
19 Va
Jun
22 Va
2,300
12%
14%
22,700
20%
20%
2034
22 %
23 34
1,000
15 V4
16%
Oct
7%
Apr
■15%
21,700
16%
17%
3,900
15 % July
11%
1,200
10 V4
Oct
15%
14%
15%
2,400
10%
Jan
16V4
1634
300
15%
Oct
17% Mar
%
16,700
1%
Apr
Oct
40
Nov
26%
—5
1
~1%
_10c
1%
1
25%
19 V*
7,000
183'4
5%
18%
6%
5,600
4%
9,700
6
8%
Stylon
6%
634
4,700
_10c
l3a
1%,
400
Sunair
l7/a
9%
Nov
Jun
8
Feb
Apr
Sep
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
1% Aug
2%
Jan
Jan
7 Va
Jan
6
14,600
3,300
%
Oct
%.
%
1,400
"%
Aug
"l%
May
21%
22 34
700
13 Va
Jan
25 V4
Aug
2,000
1%
.
.10c
_50c
21%
.25c
1%
l5/a
16 Va
1
226
-
2
16%
22 5 34 2 52
231
—*
Feb
Sep
634
6V8
V8
—
2
17%
%
6
1
_25c
—-
23 Va
2134 Jun
4% May
I8V4
6
—1
6%
transactions
Jun
IOV2
9%
Corp
27%
Jan
13%
1
Syntex Corporation
Foreign transactions—
New
common
w
i
Oct
16%
Sep
17 Va
.—4
Superior Window Co class
147/a
2134
10%
9%
Bupercrete Ltd
Foreign
transactions—
8V4 Mar
1
1
Corp
c.
Electronics Inc
Sunset International Petrol Corp.
lVi Feb
29% May
_50c
Co
—_
,
Nov
100
22%
—
A July
21
17% Mar
14;%
-10c
Stop & Snop Inc—i
Strong Cobb Amer Inc
Struthers Wells Corp
Jan
3%
21
.
24,000
21 Va
Jun
6V4
4% July
3,400
12
1
16% May
1,500
700'
4%
10%
10c
—>
—
Inc
Foreign
19% July
Aug
1 Va
1
—
Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company—
Sterling Aluminum
Products
Sterling Brewers Inc —_———
Sterling Precision Corp (Del);
Swanee Paper
6%
,
Va
7%
,1
1
—„•
Stepan
(J B)
87
7 %
transactions
Parts
«
7
■
7
/
22%
Jan
1
1
1
—1
Co
Tube class B—
Fbreign
May
1
Products
Shares
33
Inc—
A——
Foreign
Stetson
500
5%
_3c
Stanley Aviation Corp
1—;
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd—
Steel
4V4
4%
5
35%
34
34
—I
Corp
Co———
Supronics Corp.
Sep
8% Mar
Jan
A May
41,400
2%
4%'
Co
Jun
3
Jun
25
28
52
lc
—
Paint
Jan
Jan
100
Oct
12% Mar
I_1
Standard Dredging Corp common..
1
$1.60 convertible preferred—:
^—20
Brands
9%
14%
Jan
i
12
%
2%
—
18%
Jan
10%
ii
2%
Realty &
Oct
5%
26%
Utilities—
1
Royalty Co
5
Speed-O-Prlnt Business Machines—
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe "orp
—;
_1
Sperry Rand Corp/"warrants"
Southern
Southland
6% Aug
4% Jan
13%
1%
13%
July
13% Apr
21% Aug
6% Oct
26
Corp..2
A
Supermarkets Operating Co—.—
6%
13%
46 Va
25 Va
,
91
Jan
2,900
25%
10 Va
Feb
22%
■
Petroleum
Southern
Stelma
Sep
A
%
25 %
25
25
25
25
preferred
preferred
preferred
19%
6
74%
125
8.33%
5% original preferred
4.78% cumulative preferred
1,700
100
Aug
1
.1
Corp
9,500
Jan
Jun
9% Mar '
10 V»
California Edison—
Southern
10 Va July
9%
Jan
16 Vj
1
23
Apr
Jun
5
5,600
25%
50c
•
Corp
Manufacturing
Star
5%
VT
1
Sonotone
3,800
'
24%:
£1
....
12%
%
84
23
5 V4 May
Apr
67/8
6,600
I
Oil Co
Venezuelan
11%
1
82
May
10%
96
•
31
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A_
Slick Airways Inc
11 Va
6
%
24 %
82
8%
18% July
10% Sep
>2% Nov
j0
•
—•
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
6
8
I
Statham
2,600
1,1
V4'
Jan
r>
Amer
Feb
7%
"•<"
Oct
11%
/
Feb
4
10,900
Apr
24%
•
Singer
Feb
7%
7 V4..
Aug
12 %
Jan
7U
Jan.
Publishing—
16
7%
:
8%
20c
—10c
25c
Corp
deposit receipts
Boardman
19%
23% May
Va
6
10c
2
•'
Jan
Jan
1,200
2
Corp
Precision
Sep
•
__l
;
3%
50
15 Va
Va
1
12.50
—
Gas Co class A
6%
21%
7
100
5,800
21%
15
5
r
Canada
9,900
4,100
46 %
6,500
1
4%
21%
8 Va
650
8%
46 Va
7%
7%
9,300
5%
Feb
13
3%
Simpson's Ltd——
Foreign transactions
Jan
Vt Aug
16,201)
12 V*
8
14%
23%
22
23%
12
Feb
va
14%
1
Oct
6
2%
4%
63
600
11%
Mining
Aug
6% Aug
9 Va Jan
4% Aug
7
6%.
3%
4%
Mar
4% Mar
5%
11%
$3 convertible preferred
Sinclair
30,500
•
Automobiles—
Standard
3 %
_
Lighting Tnc_
American
500
5%
20c
Transistor
Simmons
2%
.
5%
3
Inc..
I
B
Creek
Simca
„
Corp
tiboneyOil &
Corp
ignal
5%; May
1
preferred
Silicon
5
Co
of
Sep
25c
r___*
—
Sherwin-Williams
Silvray
4
2V4
5%
3
Inc.
Inc
Denn
Sep
3%
—1
Inc__
Sherwin-Williams Co common.
Class
900
17
;
4%
11%
11%
20%
:
Shoe
Sep
9%
6
1
1
Shattuck
1%
8%
6%
Seligman & Latz Inc
Servo Corp of
America
Shaer
Jan
1
Lumber
&
Airlines
Corp
Industries
Bros
Seeman
Jan
18
<.
Freehold Petroleums.
(The) Corp
Seeburg
T9%
9%
__3.50
Milling Corp..
Seaboard
Security
100
1
Seaboard
Season-All
20% May
22 J/2 Apr
Apr
1
Co__
—
Allied
Nov
19 %
■
'.
23
2,000
-
•
Oct
10
,
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
Foreign Transactions
Seaboard
21%
25c
Inc
Gems
Jan
May
f'
25c
Paper
convertible preferred
6%
22
Industries (Del)
Corp com
Savoy
300
21%
Ltd
Mar
3V4
24
'.
50c
preferred—__I
series preferred
4.40%
Sarcee
21
"
20
—20
20
series preferred
4%
%
Rio Algom
12%
*
~4%
—
Co Inc.—
1
Inc _——■———■—-——1
Industrial Corp
1
Remington
Republic
Corp
13%;
-
...
Co—————
25c
Reeves
Broadcasting Corp
1
Reeves
Industries Inc —--—
5c
Reis
(Robert)
& Co
——
1
Reliance Insurance Co————-—---5
R
12%
8%
10 Va
12%
1
of N Y__
Warrants
Reda
—
-———
Jun
Jan
Nov
7%
Standard
25c
83b
800
Standard
—
8
3,600
,9
Sep
2,700
Jun
16%
25
4
10%
A
July
10%
6%
1%
4.08%
2,200
16%
R
class
7Vt Mar
3% Mar
17%
Standard-Thomson
Inc
Apr
5
300
1%
'
X8
8%
8%
8%
8%
VA
Enterprises Inc——.——--*
Industries Inc 4:
—
20c
1%
Va
4,400
2,300
16 %
Standard
Radiation
.Sep
6 Va
1%
Standard
Ramco
12
10%
9%
17%
Inc
Standard Forgings
—
Jan
Apr
•
Feb
8
13% May
8,300
200
4
4
Jan
Nov
Q
Quality Importers Inc
Quebec Lithium Corp
6
16
700
3,400
2.50
Sep
6
35/a
2%
500
35%
„
Nov
4934
9% May
2,300
•
Oct
13%
7% July
100
215
215
Corp—
—i—;
Class B
Preston
10%
—
-.—1
*
—1
-1
66%
Ltd
Royalties
Oil
7% Apr
9%
-*
Corp of Canada
Foreign transactions^———
Power
;•
9%
—10
——
Electronics Corp
Polarad
Jun
3%
13%
I
Silver
Plume
3V4
13% Aug
3%
7%
Nov
126
Jun
28%
24 Va
28%
Inc—10c
*
& Polymers
Plastic Materials
17%
Jan
Co Ltd
16 pesos
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
8% May
8
*
Sep
23%
10%
4
4
10%
Apr
52%
31.900
52%
5%
47%
5%
48%
10c
(Del)
Jan
3%
^
Corp Ltd
Seton Leather
1——
——
Corp
1334
6%
Carlos Milling
Sealectro
1034
Oct
Pharmaceutical
—
3.500
50c
Lawrence
San
Screen
Aug
2%
-
8V4 Mar
1,600
12,400
Aug
1:4
111
Jan
10%
4
4%
57%
1%
4%
9%
10%
v
6„% Oct
1,900
15V4
89
14 y4
5
Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Industries
16%
9%
Servomechanisms
Philips Electronics &
15%
16
:
Inc
Salem-Brosius
Jun
6% May
Jan
26
25c
5% Sep
9% Aug
500
10
400
90
Aug
% May
26%
10%
1
(Mass)_20
12
66
Apr
8%
39 %
6%
Foreign transactionsPhillips-Eckhardt Electronics
Apr
lc
Russ Togs Inc class A
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
1,700
39%
1%
■—*.
■—10c
1
11%
Oct
Jan
Jan
6%
—
6%
3%
8%
1%
———_—
900
106% May
300
6%
Inc
13%
8% May
f
13,800
2.50
—-1
-—1
Corp
Corp
—
Oils & Minerals
Peruvian
Russeks
May
26%
5
215
—
Island
Long
Apr
4
Jun
12
2%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Perfect Photo Co
98%
Jan
17%
2.50
Co
(The)
Pep Boys
Jan
3
22%
4%
2U
Electronics
Pentron
Oct
13%
13%
50c
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Foreign transactions
11%
Gold Dredge Ltd—1
Consolidated
Pato
50
104%
Inc
Rusco Industries Inc
2,200
—
—
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
12
—
$2.50
Jun
99 V\
163%
43%
1
1
Park Electrochemical Corp class A—10c
Parker Pen Co class A
2
: Class
B
2
Parvin Dohrmann Co common
50c
Company
Company
Jan
5V4
Sep
1
Royal School Labs Inc__
104 Va
131,400
Chemical
Park
9%
89 %
3%
5
f
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Industries
Sep
6,800
104
Is
c__
Nov
Jan
'
1
t
v
Jan
85
200
1
Inc
May
95%
3,000
24%
3
4%
transactions—
Foreign
Pantasote
3%
23%
34
50c
*
Page-Hersey
4%
65;a July
57/a Jan
%
3%
1
Inc
Products
Jan
101
Qct
95 Va
1
A-
Corp class
Tubes
Corp class
Paddington
High
Jan
4%
520
.
1.50
101 % Mar
190
3
100
——1
——
-—
97%
100
96
24
warrants—
Ltd
4
1.20
—
140
96
1015/a 102
96
—
—
450
Products
Inc
Jan
5%
3% May
8,400
99
5%
Northwest Bell Telep—
Rights;
Pacific Petroleums
1,200
10,000
£1
regis
4%
27% May
98%
Pacific
5%
88
16%
32%
16,800
5%
4%
13%
1,100
Low
'6%
87 Va
»
27%
—
*
20c
pfd F_„100
1
5,700
26%
-1
11
5%
Rollins
17,500
4
dividend preferredNorthern Airlines
5%5%
Rogers
'2634
—
5%
4%
11%
24%
—
Inc
6%
4 Va
30
99
$4.36
Nov
11%
7%' Jan
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
1
26%
Pacific
Pacific
May
4%
Low
1
Inc
Metals
Shares
1
Products
Elec
265/a
preferred—25
Inc
23
Jan
&
Gas
33 34
2
Industries
Rodney
Technical
for Week
.
common
Corp
Broadcasting Inc
Rolls Royce Ltd—
;• ■">
American dep rets ord
Lighting $4.50 preferred
*
$4.40 dividend preferred
*
S4.75 dividend preferred*
$4.75
conv
dividend preferred—-—*
Pacific
Rochester
Mar
Roosevelt
1st pfd series
1st
Feb
22
B
10'/4
26 34
A—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36%
Robinson
13 %
class
<
1965
3
29V4
.
1st preferred
5%
37 % July
Oct
Jan
33 Vt
1134
3334
•
5%
Jan
8%
19%
...—25
—-————25
preferred-;
25
1st preferred
4.80%
2,400
to
Finance
Jan
25 Va
600
9%
oonv
cum
5 % r/o
32%
20
preferred—.—
25
6% cum conv 2nd pfd A
;
.
25
Pacific Coast Properties Inc-.
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6% 1st pfd__25
5%
■>
9Va
32
32% "
—8
—1
Products
Clay
Pacific
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Rio
Vtc
Pacific
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
stocks
241
76%
75%
84 Va
74
74
81
900
70,700
3,500
90,500
300
18 Mar
3%
Nov
17%
93'4 Mar
35
260
Jan
——
63% Oct
Jan
Oct
Nov
•
87%
Nov
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended Nov. 1 5)
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
Last
Sale Price
American Stock' Exchange
Low
Par
American Stock Exchange Bonds
1,19G3
Range Since Jan.
Friday
High
Low
High
Sales
Week's
j
Last
Interest
BONDS
Bid & Asked
Low
Industries
Talley
Inc
preferred
4%
Inc
Talon
TelePrompter
Power
Textron
Textron
Thew
34,500
4,700
8%
Jan
22
1%
1%
2 Va
6 Va
3,100
5,700
1%
5%
iva
•'
8
3
1 Va
.—1
—
2,900
1%
11%
IV2
400
15%
1,700
13 Va
Sep
18%
Jan
24 Va
21%
1,600
20%
Oct
6%
6 Va
6%
1,900
6%
Jim
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
uenerai
Jan
8%
Apr
General
Foam
2174 Mar
27%
Aug
90 Va
Jan
94%
Jun
100
3V4
Jan
4Va
Aug
2%
5,100
2%
Nov
5 Va
Feb
3%
12%
1,200
2%
Jan
12
1,400
10%
Oct
14%
Sep
lOVa
13
4Va
Jan
13 Va
Nov
3%
12 y8
"warrants"—
Airlines
3%
.
328.700
.
Transportation Corp of America—
Class
A
Transue
common
Temper
15
16
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———*
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series
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500
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Harbor Water Power
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—
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_Mar-Sept
6s
conv
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1976—
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Universal
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31
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Oct
400
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4
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.
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Aug
6
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1
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1981
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•
89%
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100
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36
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1981
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conv
sub deb
1977—
92
128
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1976———————
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100
126 Va
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&
21 Va.
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.
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21
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65
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113
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Jan
98 V2
15
1
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4%
100
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1%
Oct
3%
Mar
2,900
3%
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1974
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IVa
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A
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2,700
314
3%
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conv
Realty & Petroleum 6V2S 1972
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& Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3.V4S 1970
June-Dec
Associated Oil & Gas 6s cony
debs 1975
Jan-July
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Sep
2%
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19.000
7
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2
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Inc.
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19%
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46
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Sep
16%
—
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Industries
Television
Tenney
22%
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7,900
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32
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9
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Oct
17%
Aug
Oct
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Inc
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10%
7,700
32
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Technical
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13%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Period
'■
Week's
of Prices
;
Friday
STOCKS
75
77
225
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140%
25
98%
99%
55
54
50
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75
1
77
216
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51
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200
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7 Va.
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6.700
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300
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102
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Zapata Off-Shore
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Duquesne Light Co
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Gas System
Walker Refractories
17 Va
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Home
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Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
4
4Va
11,700
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Feb
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3%
Jan
4Va
Nov
Zion
Foods
21%
23
(Joseph)
Co
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23
Nov
5,400
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10,900
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35%
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4
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certificates;
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preferred
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23.400
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46
32
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47
47
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20% May
200
16 Va
42 Va
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.
2V2 Mar
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66
71
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17 Va
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2008
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■
10%
-
—June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1972
—
$7V4
Peru
Nov
Apr
Jun
v
29%
Feb
8V2
July
iV
—*
—•—
Y
Yale
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
stamped (Plan A) 2%s
Parana
Aug
18%
8%
pfd—100
.—
Ltd
Oct
Jan
5%
1 Is
98
—
Hargreaves
Jan
4% Oct
12 Va Nov
57/a
17 Va
i——25
—:——-—1
Nov
Sep
3,400
2
6 Va
Machine
Jan;
33,200
2
—
Wear
/18,700
614
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
6% preference
Wright
5,200
'9%
2 iV>
_
Work
7%
5%
6V4
—
Newspaper
6%
9 Va
1
5% preferred
1
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4 y2%
Wood
(John) Co ;
Wood
7%
1—.——.—1
common——
9%
700
1V2
14 V*
i9o
25%
% Aug
100
22%
12%
4.200
iV.
22%
12%
13%
Brothers
Sep
3Va Sep
4V1
Jan
1,500
13%
Wilshire
27/8 Mar,,
4,700
13%
Wilson
12 V2
Apr
%
Co,.,—.————1
Williams-McWilliams Industries
10
Brothers
Co
Oct
2 Va
23%
1,500
Inc—
&
2%
Va
5%
C)
27 Va
97 V2 May
22 Va
4%
(R
Jun
Jan
23
5V4
Williams
Oct
Jan
2IVa
9,600
4
—10c
Williams
6%
3%
1
Inc
(The)
Jan
Jan
5
Oct
4
—10c
White
Eagle International Inc
_,10c
White Stag Mfg Co class A™
.1
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc ———1
Wiebolt
Mig
Va
Baden
No.
High
$110
'(Germany)
7s 1951
—Jan-July
• Danzig Port &,Waterways 6%s
1952—-Jail-July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
5%s series A 1967——„
—
—Jan-July
4%s series B 1967
—^
__Jan-July
• Hanover
(Prov) 6%s 1949
j.
Feb-Aug
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—_May-Nor
•
Ltd—
Stationery
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany
1
87
94 V2
24
shares-.—Is
ord
23/a. Jan
Jun
3% May
5,100
————%_:_10c
Fashions
.
Sep
3%
700
24 V*
Equities
8Va
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
9% May
Nov
1% July
7,700
(3Va
24%
Wentworth Manufacturing _—i—.,-1.25
West
Chemical
Products————50c
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
pfd—100
Western
Nov
7
900
Va
Sales
Last
Period
47/a May
31,000
—
Precision
Sep
3
3,400
4
common-
Municipalities
Week's
Week's
frirtav
Friday
Interest
BONDS
-, .
111
104
27'% 28%
7% 8
664
1,715
126
31% 315a ;
42
42
37ys 37%
28Vb 28%
70c 70c
4% 47/s
58% 59%
41% 42%
4% AV2
29%
30%
35% 37%
,
213
32.
136
220,
100
2,350
259
30
62
175
Range Since
Low
33% Mar
'*66% Jan
25% Aug
27
Jan
7%
31
31%
31%
23y2
50c
Nov
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
Aug
Jan
Jan
Aug
Jan
v
4%
51%
34y4
4y4
25V4
" 354
31% July
Jan.
1,1963
High
42 Va
Aug
104%
Oct
337'a
Aug
30 V2
Jun
9%
Jan
34%
Aug
45'/a May
38 y4
30
75c
5
Nov
Nov
May
Jan
597'8
Nov
44
Aug
5%
Sep
31% May
41 Va
Oct
37
(1969)
Number 6317
198
Voume
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
.
.
.
'•
i
•
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended Nov. 1 5)
Stock Exchange
Boston
'
Range
Sale Price
Tel
American
&
.——
__10
Mass
Ford Motor Co
General Electric
Ciillette
247a
Co
79%
Jan
11% May
14%
Sep
55%
Jan
72 Vb
Aug
Bastian-Blessing
16%
Jan
25 Va
Sep
Belden
33 Va
—50
29%
767a
15 VB
Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co__
Olin
Mathieson
England
Chemical
_
and Chemical Co
Association
52%
"
55''
Jan
45%
Oct'
Calumet
Feb
22%
Sep
32 Va
Oct
.30
37b
20
272 Mar
3872
50
297b Mar
38
38'b
215
37 Va
13%
18%
412
18%
62%
62%
75
5574
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Inc
27
Apr
Jan
73 74 July
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30 Vb May
b
567a
a^J/2 July
113Va
Jan
72
6%
5.
3j
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.
cueca-iu
Feb
Nov
9
41%
wail
.
Oct
Continental
Container
Friday
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
Range
1
1
lo
Aeronca
__J
BvD
Mfg
—
Champion Papers common
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Carey
corn—_8.50
v_50
1272
257a
1
5
5
21%
22 7a
33Va
—
Chemical
Dubois
-
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Eagle-Picher
1
Gibson
Cards
Hobart
Manufacturing
Kroger
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&
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8%: pfd
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Cincinnati
L
Debentures
—
—50
*
—100
5
-
Playing
__
79%
185 185
2*% 25 78
2j>7s
1963
High
»
2% Oct
16% Feb
3% Jan
197b Aug
54
50
72
1,131
22
2,608
4
190
F
72% Mar
W
80 July
,
LISTED
'
./
''
.
'
Metal Products
Avis
Industrial Corp
Borman
Food Stores
Sale Price
Foods
Mills
General
Motors
-W
Sx-Cell-O
Co
Deneral
Doebel
landleman
1
Co
>arke
Icotten
Dillon
Co
Standard Tube
loss
itudebaker
Corporation
12% Mar
715
1474
24%
34
Feb
99%
Oct
10
Oct
52% May
3.993
3,500
44
1,100
Jan
13
9% July
49%
Mar
41
26 72
Aug
Jan
19%
220
1 9 3 ij
Nov
3.507
31%
Jan
35%
Sep
32 74
Sep
13 74
Jan
15
1172
370
100
4%
1.509
36V'2
5274
1,807
28%
7972
30%
5,662
82%
4.424
57b
VB
h
2
42
12
1,388
>.■
17B
|/47»
Oct
Nov
178
Jan
3 74
Jan
12%
Nov
Jan
297b
Oct
Mar
13%
Sep
Aug
2 74
Feb
Oct
Oct
2
NOV
217b
8
,
'
I
2.100
/
272
Feb
4 72
Sep
3%
«'
10
45%
'
1.825
3%
'
3%
Jun
907b
19
2.400
1
4
337b
Jan
■y
997
11%
Jan
35c
335
26
Feb
Feb
587b Sep.
577/b
239
2
12%
Jan
25%
8,995
65c
35c
■
5 78
,
Oct
5172
'
7
Jan
40
5
10
iin
•
100
3%
Jun
36
247b Mar
Feb
12 72
/•'
The weekly ranges
for all the
traded
10
Imiral
Corp,
1
ten Electric & Equipment Co——1
lied
Chemical Corp.
-J.
9
lis Chalmers Mfg
___10
uminum Co of America (Un)
1
aerican
Airlines (Un)
1
lerican Can Co (Un)
12.50
aerican Cyanamid Co (Un)'
10
lerican Home Products (Un)
1
lerican Machine & Foundry
1.75
lerican
Motors Corp'
,1.66%
me
Co
Steel
—
lerican
Rad
&
Stand San
:
42 3 4
Greif
Bros
Gulf Oil
Hein
\
,
1
Inc__
Co
Shinkle Shoe
Jan
60
Jan
2474 May
42
637a
.1
15%
__
3272
417b
5672
—
19
2074
(Un) „5
43.
-
1572
6578
317b
417a
5674
16
667s
3272
413/4
587b
623/4 63
187s -197s
207a 227s
17
17,
—
14,500
200
r—
1963
High
Range Since Jan. 1,
Co
Corp
11%
*
1
'4? %
41%
,
52 Mar
177b Jan
41V4 Nov
48V4 Jan
49% Mar
17% Oct
1674 Jan
127a Jan
rj-
207t Sep
283/a Oct
11% Oct
55 7b Oct
20% May
<"• 707s Oct
327a Nov
47% Feb
6274 Sep
65% Sep
24V4 Feb
23 Feb
1
1
187s Sep
Oct
;
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
__T
,
Co
(Un)
Co
Stockyards
Diego Imperial
Schwitzer Corp'
Sears Roebuck & Co
Mar
78
317a
Jan
42 74
Jan
91
Oct;
Jan
29%
Nov
Jan
27% May
Jan
4074
Aug
18
Jan
1,200
100
177b
Jan
20%
Sep
1,450
12 %
Jun
15 7b
Jan
61%
Nov'
Jan
Mar
31
Jan
Jan
65
Jun
48
31 %
Jan
44 Va
47 Vu
3,400
38 V4
Jan
507b
Jan
237b
2274
16
450
20 Tii
21%.
%
350
29 3
1
57/,
Oct
8
7b
Feb
650
25 7»
Jan
307a
Jun
247b
417a
'
Jan
267a Mar
47%
Sep
60%
"Mar
46 7a
19
500
60 Va
41 Va,
3,100
5,000
36
;
-
Pen Co class A
;
32
Jan
497a
674 '
26
400
50%
Jan
6.300
267a
Jan
3674
Sep
2,700
427b Mar
537a
Sep
6 7a
1,900
.
6 Vb
'
.
Jan
10
Sep
672 Mar--
;Z."-v
87b
Sep
Sep
19 7a
Jan
237a
Apr
12 74
-/1,600
21%
15
Jan
Jan
1674 May
73
'
8
'
21%
15
400
,
j
'
67b
527b Mar
100
69%
69%
200
-15.%'.
17 VH
39 7a
700
37%
37%
21%
Oct
43%
18 Vb
34
■-
10,600
51
51
48 Va
48%
350
35
11 7b
4%
400
4
387,
Feb
227b
Sep
4672
4
Feb
Apr
■
•
Jan
51
Sep
Jan
4 Va
Jan
Jan
437, July
Sep
87b Oct
-327b Apr
18
July
500
20%
20'%
•'
Nov
137, July
1,500
38Va
15%
2 Va
277a
11,050
274
2%
97b
Apr
5174
Oct
6
Feb
97b
•772 May
Jan
20
Sep
17
Jan
13 Va
12%
13%
1,100
107b
Jan
137a
Oct
65 Va
67
2,700
53
Jan
727s
66 %
'
Oct
200
.26 %
372
t
0:1/
3%
43/4
Jan
2474
247b
——
247b
3%
52%
60
900
647/b
657/B
557B
3,500
200
3 7a
3
200
Sep
Jun
27%
Feb
Feb
24
1,000
527b
(
Apt
417,
Jan
49'
3272 Jan
56
553/b
v
Sep
Apr
Sep
57%
Jan
Jan
67
43%
Jan
57% Aug
3372 Mar
3874
Jun
200
43%
Jan
53V4
Nov
3172
Jan
457a
.
—
5374
45
v
3174
32 74
3,200
39%"
397b
500
217a
21%
517i
497a
477b
223/b
4,600
137,
-
1,900
46
1,200
47
47 7b
49 Va
2,600
11
11%
229
700'.
78 7b
78%
407b.
41%
9274
98 %
9,500
397a
41%
3.000
417a
42 7a
500
2,100
557a
Jan
Sep
17
81
Oct
477a
Jan
/
56% Jan
34% Jan
407a
23%
Feb
167b May
May
70 Va Mar
36 7a
Aug
98 Va
Nov V
44
Sep
July'
48%
Jan
Jan
37 %
Jun
3074:
v
32 7b
42 %
5,900
367, July
287b
1,250
277b
Jun
4372
Jan
4974 May
(46%
3,200
48
Jan
55
46
50
53
11%.
12
80.
.
'
120
47 7i May
307/a
1374
Jan
Sep
Apr
500
10
Jan
780
59
Jan
105
Aug
1017b
Sep
97a
Sep
97a
Sep
,
83
957b
97VB
7.900
747b
87a
8%
700
87s
Jan
Oct
R 5'„
.Tan
,
Jun
277b
273/4
87s
900
-
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Sep ;.*•
55% Aug
397a
31
397b
80
95 7b
.
15
Oct
23
56 y8 May
Jan
,
10
t
Jan
Feb
51%
497a
477b
957a
397a
4072
297b Jan
497b.
;
Oct
36% Sep
2472 Mar
,
49%
-
Oct
400
50%
443,'8
—
3174
187» July
3,600
35
,34%
v
57, Mar
64%
463/4
15
6572
r
31 y2 May
2574 Mar
6,600
_3
1
1
May
63
Oct
5
V
Sep
Apr
600
3(478
50 %
33%
8
Nov
29
59%
28V2
58
34%
Oct
,4,100
24 Va
58
July
May
2V/i
6 Va
55%
24%
,
21
181
Jan
29%
/
6
6%
Jan
Jun
24
13%
3,400
1
1
Sep
Sep
140
20
35%
•
20 g
*
Oct-
900
5672
*
5
Oct
577b
23
34
*
*
5
*
10
_1
Feb
12,700
56
1
of America
„—
Oct
13 72
347a
5
10
*
337ac
5
—
San
Class B
12 %
Feb
44 V'4
/
Co
Co
RR
A)
Jan
477b
/
.
.
1
(W
8%
40%:
(Un)
Co—
Power
Dutch Petroleum
Sheaffer
Jun
46%
Corp
zii.
Nat
s
5
(Un)
Inc
Louis
33 3
*
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
St
Jan
1
Aviation
Republic. Steel Corp
Royal
Sep
45
*
.2
Mfg
Brothers
11%
14,600
19 Va
13%
26%
Pennsylvania
■*.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pfizer (Charles) & Co
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Richman
Sep
Jan
60
—
States
Revlon
Feb
59
28
„„1
-~y~*
_5
Indiana Public Service Co
*
Radio Corp
Sep
Feb
9
..
128
42
19%
'12%
4
*
Co
Tile
Corp
Gamble
7%
Oct
24%
500
13
x87
*
*
Distillers & Chem
&
53V4
Jan
Apr
42
5,400
11|%
12%
1
Co
Co
:
Chemical (Un)
Oil Co
52%
30%
22 %
*
—50c
(Un)
National
Pure
4474
5
1
National
Procter
6 Vb Jan
3974 Oct
32 Va July
300
Va
8%
.l
Co
1
207b
Apr
70 0
49
51%
517a
7
Chemical
Process
3
657/8 May
Jan
4 %
.3,400
5
—
&
Gi
Montgomery Ward &
Potter
5574 Mar
2,200
J,5 %
48 3;»
(Minnesota) (Un)
5 ;• ■
Bancorporation
—3.33
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp
._5
Sales
:
5
3o%
3/
20%
Northern
selected list of the dually
Sep
Oct
17 7b
,
50c
i__
Illinois
transactions only
4974
'
64 7a
63%
11
—_*
Modine Mfg Co
Peabody Coal
Feb
Jan
5
1
& Co
Parke-Davis &
Oct
177b
Illinois Gas Co
Exchange
Sep
35
64%
*
287a
*
2.50
•
5
*
;
Metropolitan Brick Inc
M°yer Blanke
Co
—
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
"
J an
Nov
oJ
*
—
&
&
-
1,600
Sep
25% Aug
277b May
53 34
1,200 "
10
10 ;
10
*
;
_j._—
McKay Machine Co
Monroe
23%
"00
19%
_1
Aircraft Corp
Monsanto
10,.500
54%
59 7a
20
1
:
(F W)
3 .j '/a
54 '/4
,
19 7b
3
_25
:
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Un)
Means
Jan
58%
*
*
*
class A
Harvester
Field
44%
Oct-
1974
1
i
Paper (Uri)
& Tel (Un)
(Henry
Sep;
33
*
Tel
Marietta
Sep
3072
58 5,8
_*
,
preferred
Martin
98
Jan
Oct
Co
Marshall
Jun
43
Libby McNeil & Libby
—
Lincoln Printing Co common
Litton's
93 7a
267b
Mar
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Locaheed
8,200
50
1,800
32
Co
Johnson Stephens
$3.50
49 74
34%
Mar
Brewing Co
Electric
&
48"
Jan
13
Interlake Steamship Co
Leath
287a
25%
400
53%
3
8.337a
Sash & Door
Brick Co
Tool
Works
Jefferson
98
27%
713/4 Aug-
28
Industries Inc
International
98
Va
Oct-
Jan
20%
Spencer Bartlett
Holmes (D H) Co Ltd
International
32%
99%
56 72
1,500
Werner Corp
International
32 %
May,
.19
5,000
Corp
Steel
63
Jan
34
Hibbard
tig
95
60
Aug
25%
Corp
(G)
51% May
86%
6074
46% Feb,
647a Mar
Jan
62
107/b
:
32 VA
-
Cooperage
Greyhound
13,100
1,500
41 %
900
x24 7a
Dredge & Dock
Towing common
Lakes
Lakes
16.0UO
32%
Stores—
Great
26
19
Oct
24%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
(W H) Co
;
Great
64
11
867b
30c
1
8
—Gossard
Gray Drug
43%
64
19
Jan?
3.33%
Co
Brothers
Goldblatt
17a
477b
47%
28%
Rubber
&
(The)
Gillete
7b May
347a Mar
46 %
7a
Sep/
400
1.500
1
lit
Jun
15
777a
Northern
800
13,000
2,000
9,300
2.800
'• 1,900
300
4,700 '
11% May
13Va
13%
29 %
Northern
547/a
300
67,
777a
North American
—
472 Mar
———1.66%
Corp
Sep
54
193/4 July
Oct
Jun
,
__
—
For footnotes, see page
24
—
150
2,000
574/
2,200
Aug
133/4 Jan
11% Jan
97s Oct
423/a Mar
147s Jan
Mar.
207a
5%
39%
82%
29%
974
700
5,400
24
20%
.
877b
57a
187.
233/4 277a
Nov,
Feb'
387a
1772
18
__
34
393/b
Nov
.'Low
Jan
4174
Oct
877a
May
for Week
Shares
207b
Jan
24 74
*
57b May
High
Sep
25%
3 /
Corp
Inc
4 7b
Low
Par
11.7
jlUU
1,900
26
Sep
13 72
of Prices
Sale Price
'
6,200
12
4174
90
100
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sep.
900
100
Week's
517a
5
(Un)
13%
issues.
41 Va Mar
25
137b
Northern
Friday
800
85 7b
2572
local issues, and a
Oct;
48
29%
1372
of the round-lot
compilation
357a
41 %
Northwest
A
Jun
Jun
237b
Midwest Stock
26%
72 7b Mar
2572
—
Feb:
750
237a
17
2.160
Jun1
407a
1,600
100
6%
35 Va
Apr'
30
5,600
400
67B
34%
347b
Jan
3072 July
25%
3.064
474'-
1,300
817/b
3272
474
367a
Jan
2472
150
24%
207a
Jan
2974
80
20
Mar
01
Oct
2874
3,3oj
30 %
81
Electronics Corp
Tire
General
•
3074 Jun •
'1 Va Feb ;
24%
31%
1372
1
—10
—
275
Jun
94
Feb
Feb'
Feb 4
5
1
Aug
37%
31%
1
Co class B_
17b
15%
Apr
137B
11%
iya
4 7b
10
Co
Jan
4%
65c
19%
1
Mfg
Nov
25%'
1
*
.
Davis & Co
May
14
/,
'
25%
9%
.1
Manufacturing Co
tudy
10% Mar
Oct
778
12
10
10
1
-1
Co —
Cysor Industrial Corp
^akey Foundry Corp
i
jansing Stamping Co
Jt
Clemens Industries pfd
Jational Electric Welding
S)
(S
■Cresge
910
44
1
1
Chemical
4.155
-
21%
Jan
Sep
32 7b
3072
791/2
35c
1.66%
Motors Corp
Brewing Co
Lakes
40
2.50
1
is.
___
Carp
7%
1 VB
1474
327s
3
Corporation
Motor
Eruehauf
Jreat
1
10
—
360
,87
87 7
10
44
Corp
—
-1 '
—
Baler Co-i———578
Economy
1272
1
Steel
Detroit
Ford
—__
12
25
Consolidated Paper
—
10
Consumers Power Co common---.—_—
Copeland
Refrigeration
Detroit Edison Co
-■
100
6%
12.50
________—
19
217a
7a Jan
15
12 72
1
270
High
LOW
>
.
18%
19
——1
—5
-5
Company
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
18%
*
Burroughs Corp
&
Tele
Gen
Inland
"•
21 %
25
1
10
^
General
Illinois
High
Low
—2
_5
—1
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Brown-McLaren Mfg Co
Chrysler Corp
of Prices
Par
,
American
Budd
Range
Last
STOCKS
900
47
1
2.50
2
;
Corp
General
Hut
Friday
267b
34%
*
5
;
Electric Co
Illinois
Sales
for Week
Shares
26 72
1
(Un)
Bankshares
General
Exchange
Week's
Oct
3
:
Candy Corp
Dynamics
General
Howard
Detroit Stock
Gas
Dairies Inc
Heileman
7974 797,
—
21%
Jan'
5
Co
D Corporation
General
•
1
-
600
-
177s
1
5
Co
Motor
Fruehauf
29% Feb
33% Sep
26% Apr
106 Oct
10 May
60% Oct
22% Aug
24% Apr
377s Sep
4672 Sep'
31 % Aug
73% Oct
8174 Oct
190 Feb
27 72 Mar
23% Nov
26 7s Jan
24% Aug
97% Jan
7% Oct
45% Jan
1674 Jan
20% Jan
, 33vb Mar
397a Mar
23% Jan
70 Feb
697a Mar
180 ' Mar
' 24% Jan
S625
28% 28%
73% 73%
7r
79Vi
1
.
RR
Gamble common
Miami
Little
24
32%
25%
104%
8
56 V2 57 V2 v
217s 21%
22 Va 227s V
3372 33Va
46
4674
23%
32%
24%
104%
7%
23%
—
*
Telephone ——.
Cincinnati Transit
—
Diamond National
I„.
Cincinnati
505
10
61
72
900
159
305
is 1
83
2% 2V'2
16% 16%
__
•
.
Low
Range Since Jan. 1,
Shares
22 %
36
_-5
50c
Whitney Corp
Tire & Rubber
Foremost
for Week
2 17b
33
Corp
Wisconsin
First
Ford
High
Low
253/4 July
5
Co
Natural
Firestone
transmission
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
26%
Nov-
48
Flour Mills of America
Week's
Nov
22
28
Co
Insurance
Chemical
Fairbanks
& Co. for the
21%
350
10
of America
Corp
Products
Paso
El
Exchange
prices/
2.400
22 74
100
(Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Co
of W. E. Ilutton
24%
22
_—ll2Y2
Edison Co
Commonwealth
Corn
of these
'
System
Curtlss-Wright
indebted to the firm,
23
*
Sep
Dow
VVe are
Oct
2.50
pfd
(Un) '.
Columbia Gas
72
Cincinnati Stock
Sep
127b
*
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron 472 %
Sep
Jun
86
Feb
22
6,300
_162/3C
Corp
City Products
Jun
100
14%
1 Va
5
—
Oct
Oct
267a
29 %
Champlin Oil & Ref $3 conv pfd
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
Chrysler Corp
12.50
Cities Service Co
10
j?eb
150
7%
7%
Sep
37b
lj
25
82
82
100
Co
Corp
Export Gas & Oil Ltd
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)
Central & South West Corp
40% Aug
42
47% July
it;
3 -
Corp
Hecia Inc
&
July
Va
July
58%
5a6
''
",8
'54 %
-25
29
,
Oct
14 Vb
303a
—1
5
__12.50
1
Cdn
2672 Mar
10
3 Vb
*
—_
Burton-Dixie
13%
4
'2874 Oct
28
11%
Business Capital
Jan
'
307b
5
Industries (Un)
Corp (Un)
Feb
29%
Jan
Corp
Oct
107
Jun
25
9%
Oct
Apr
Jun
257a
_5
Corp
Corp
Burlington
Burroughs
Feb
387a
Mining-
Smelting Refining &
& Mass Railroad
"
Jan
1,300
5
Brunswick
'
31%
61
<4
Jan
43 %
702
45 7t
30
4 A
System
9272
Oct
1574
23 Vb May
24%
1.981
-2
Machinery Corp com,
Westinghouse
18 'h
10O
102
79 va
14% Mar
Fisheries
Borg-Warner
Jan
Jan
21%
—8
_1
Manufacturing Co
Booth
Nov
31%
Jan
6
100
20%
21%
Co
Vermont
Waldorf
4
447a
t
25
& Shop Inc——__——
Torrington Company
Shoe
136
15 Vb
29
van
2.50
Stop
United
463
2074 Jan
•
-
Rexall Drug
Fruit
Binks
Boeing Company (Un)
2t>
5J %
51%
—5
_—
Railroad Co—
Quincy Mining Co
Reece Folding Machine Co
United
Sep
Oct
573
102
-100
Pennsylvania
Shawmut
59
417b Aug
52
1,300
P2
Benguet Consolidated Inc (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
85
7772
28 Va
28%
__20
Jun
Feb
3174
20 Vb
5
Central
Jan
"1,30°
»
Co
7172 Mar
Jan
9%
63%
40%
?
Aug
1474'
10
15
34
Co commonCorp _—-—_—_
I_25
Theatres—-—
20
6074
Mar
9%
61 %
Jan
27
4,500
23
:
Mfg Co
& Howell
Bell
>'1,700
26
3
Co
47%
114%
5,600
22
^
Corporation
Avco
47%
13574
337/b
53%
147/a
657s
28
of America_2.50
Co
Canteen
Automatic
28
9%
,_4
Corp
Products
1,045
8274
—-—
Common
Athey
50%
41%
♦
—1
—
New
S
Sep
1,283
52%
79%
Cement Corporation—__
.100
RR 5c/o cum pfd_
Star
Maine
U
Sep
27!n
61%
' v
;_10
Fe—
High
Low
High
27 7b
10
—
Topeka & Santa
Atchison
74 7a
56%
Range Since Jan. 1, 1968
Shares
47%"
_1.25
___
148
55
•
5
Coal
Boston
Loew's
2~50
20
51
_•
Copper
Kennecott
Lone
5%
Corp
Steel Corp (Un)
269
20
53%
-100
—
Company
Creek
Island
New
5
Jun
,
60%
24%
cum
First
44
Jan
Company
Armco
Jun
Sep
4%
Tobacco
Apache
Nov
54%
Range
Eastern
6 7f
60%
-
Co
—
:
Street Railway—
preferred class B
National Stores Inc-.
Copper
13%
,
13574
36%
—5
Service Co
Cities
23
Jan
100
oj
" 50
26
350
69 V2
13%
69 %
,ints
Feb
.Tan
40 Va" Jan
for Week
,
132% 134 %
133%
6.25
50
Co (Un)
(Un)
American
Anaconda
15%
40
,
55
Inc
Hecla
&
Calumet
48
31%
39 %
__10
Pfupe^j
Personal
Boston
47
Low
33%
Tel & Tel Co
American
High
1147a
1,187
3,321
217
132% 1351/4
__50
Edison Co —:
Garden-Arena Corp
Boston
133
Jan.1,1963
Low
22%
19%
20
33 v3
Company
Anaconda
Boston
.66%
Range Since
High
Low
;
Par
1
Corp —
Tel —
Motors
American
for Week
./ Snares
of Prices
;
■
Sal»s
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
<
1
I
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Friday
Last
^
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
•
/
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
(1970)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended Nov. I 5)
of Prices
Sale Price
1
Shell Oil Co
Pacific
Southern
65%
18%
12,400
Sep
Philadelphia Electric Co
Transportation Co
Sep
Jun
Oct
13
Jan
19%
Jan
32 % May
300
62%
2,000
61 %
Nov
69
Apr
Reading
61 Va
2,700
47
Jan
65%
Aug
Riggs
National
Jan
Sep
Ritter
Finance
class
28% May
50%
5
46%
150
6%
16,400
Sep
Sep
Scott
33 %
3,900
25 %
Jan
39%
Oct
Smith
Oct
43 Va
Apr
South Jersey
6. '
9%
5% May
25
41 %
41 %
41%
8,000
65 y2
65%
20 %
66%
3,100
59 y2
Jan
74 y4
Aug
Sun
20 %
1,900
16%
Jan
20%
Oct
17%
18
1,500
77%
78
United
700
Warner
89%
8%
1,600
13%
Apr
1,000
28 y2
Apr
42%
33
Jan
49%
37%
35%
35%
■
—
*
common.^-.
common-
Sep
Jan
41%
Oct
Feb
9
Jan
2,900
81;%
2,800
,
.
'
Jan
18%
Oct
84%
Oct
are
200
29% Mar,
-Bonds-
'*
•
.'
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
roads
ties
Stock?
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
93.78
83.12
90.03
88.08
88.75
83.12
90.10
88.07
88.79
8316
89.96
88.17'
88.78
83.32
89.90
88.30
88.84
83.15
89.90
,'88.23
88.80
Total
15
Shares
Low
263.04
138.12
750.81
171.80
753.77
173.78
750.21
173.98
137.59
263.49
Nov. 13
751.11
173.71
,138.00
263.72
93.82
173.41
139.05
262.81
93.80
747.04
Nov. 14__
25%
7.1
2.85
2.20
3.00
l
25
Jan
26]/4
37
Jan
78 %
Oct
Oct
3.00
138.10
Feb
38
Buttes
Cabol
Oil
&
Gas
Co
Enterprises
California
Castle
Ink
Ltd
Abbey
Eichler
Homes
Oil
Goebel
Good
34c
34c
19%
19*%
35%
2
Nov
6
Jan
2.60
*
Jan
22
Jan
2.50
2.60
5.400
2.15
Jan
7%
7%
9%
1.800
7%
45%
45%
45%
400
29c
28c
30c
8,400
15c
Feb
35c
37c
37c
38c
1,100
35c
Mar
62c
13%
15%
10.000
17
Aug
of California_l
J M &
i
Co
(Un)
Corp
10c
1_
Petroleum
600
5%
4.500
Oil
North
Invest
Oil
Cal
Apr
3%
Nov
3.600
25
2.25
6
Apr
8%
17,200
7%
Nov
20%
1,100
17%
Jan
22%
1.70
1.70
1.90
1,400
1.70
2.85
pfd__25
32%
32%
32%
500
31%
32%
32%
32%
100
32
50c
2.30
2.25
2.45
5
28
28
28%
Co
_
;
'
Equipment
Co
Westates
Petroleum
Preferred
(Un)
Basin
l
4.800
5
6%
6%
7
ri/.
7
6%
7
1.000
73c
70c ''80c
3.800
26
26
5%
5%
5%
10.000
6%
7%
7%
7%
300
10c
1.20
1.15
1.-35
14,500
Exploration
7%
Jan
68c
50c
■141.5
141,4
—1.6
;
'
'
;7*
:
...
•
"
..
f
*
.
Feb
98c
—0.2.
144.3
Sale Price
of Prices
8y4
8
1.55
May
128.8
1.1
131.7
,106.4
186.4
0.2
186.9
170.3
186.8
Finance and Service-—.———
i
178.7
V—0.8
128.4
Par
.
Acme Markets
Inc
Alan
Wood
American
Arundel
Steel
Tel
Tel
Company:.
Campbell Soup Co.
Central
26%
45%
Publishing
Transit
A
Z*
Inc
,
14"",
106
y4j
&
,
;
20c
Motor
Co_______
Col
Corp
(___
Motors
Corp
Giant Food Inc
class
Hudson
Pulp
$1.41
TVJTO H
2nd
Madison
.____
&
Pennsalt
&
4,791,560
9,181,000
247,000
22,694,206
$39,245,000
Oct
13%
191
11%
Aug
14%
9%
210
8%
Jan
11
9%
'13%
14%
104% 107
558
""
"12%
•278
,
92 %
"
9%"
95
~
107
8
5,356
51%
16
Jan
107%
Oct
18%
Jun
10
77%
______
8,613.500
9,428,000
$6,000
$1,524,600
99%
5%
Aug
51%
53%
273
46%
Jan
'24%
50
11,
24%
2u %
21 1
"30
326
7 "50
11 Va
Bonds—
U.
Government
Bank
S.
34'/a
'
and
Railroad
Industrial
Total
_i
'
$40,775,600
Nov V
Jan
Oct
Z.
26%
Feb
27
Nov
9oi
2OV4
Nov""'
Feb ;v\
25%
"41%
59
Sep
Mon. -I Nov. 11__
8%
Jan
11%
Sep
Tues. •
Nov. 12
1,265,055
18%
18%
335
18%
Oct
22%
Apr
Wed.
Nov. 13-:_____—_——...
82%,
18%
Feb
Apr
9,816
57%
Jan
10%
10%
55
10%
Apr
14%
10 %
10Q
8% May
10%
Jun
25%
25%
Nov. 14
Total
Corporate
Bond
4.000
1,411,210
272,000
20,000
1,297,360
1,359,055
268.000
8,000
321,000
$6,598,015
$1,524,000
$294,000
$1,000
370,000
91%, Oct
Nov. 15
Fri.
Total
____'_
——•—
Sales
Bor.ds
Bonds
„
$293,000
$1,265,33»
J
Bonds
374,000
292.000
278,000
2,000
28,000
'351,000
$35,000
-
$2,010
$30,000
$1,589,000
Feb
10 Va
Thurs.
F oreign
Gov't
Domestic
500
Feb
Stock Exchange
Foreign
Stocks
(No. of
Shares)
2,fV 3
77%
80.672,600
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
10%
16
$1,291,624,000
Transactions at the American
Oct
21%
61
$33,545,000 $1,147,397,460
31 709,000
5?%'
18
$15,000
1,210,936.400
39,245,000
—
$1,836,000
51
8
$317,000
99,572,000
1,047,558,460
'
$6,000
1,524,600
Aug
40%
37%
100
:
i
International
Jun
Apr
23%
'
835,211,265
1,001,431,071
56%'Aug
10% Mar
1^989"
1962
1963
23;787,955
Feb
738
:
Nov. 15
Oct
8%
$40,775.6U0
_______
Jan. 1 to
1962
1963
22,694,206
Stocks—Number of Shares
Sep
Sep
Apr
Apr
7%
17%
_1
!
$6,000
Week Ended Nov. 15
10%
51%
'__.__l24.50
Resistance
Fund
1
Total
May
Aug
8,545,100
8,923.000
Paper—
preferred
lilim
Co
Nov. 15
_!__
221,500
Fri.'
_
432,000
8,392,000
Jan
12
31%' 31"%
37%' 38%
20%.
i_1.66%
1
1
ZZZZ~"~
TM
!
23%
__l0c
j__!!I~
^
1
r>
Corp
3rp_^—__2lII"~Il
L
__II_16%c
Inc
Chemicals
Corp_
For footnotes,
_
2t)%)
102%
~
see page
_; 41 v4"
51% "
29
Feb
Nov
24%
Jan
19%
Jun
Sep
394
""310
1,985
24
77%
43.
1963
Jan
Jan
Stocks—Number-of Shares.
'
.
Oct
,
*962
Sep
Foreign
52%
Sep
Foreign
32%
33%
2.430
32%
Nov
21%
22%
4,751
12%
Feb
23
Government
—
Corporate^—-—
Sep
$1,870,000 "
35,000 1
35,000
268.516.354
$66,099,000
2.867,000
$66,364,000
—
30,000
36 % May
21%
^73.621,207
: 5.932.830
$1,524,000
Domestic
47%
•
6,598,015
Bonds—
109%
Jan
30%
"32%-Jan*
Jan
22%
17% July
32%
50
Jam 1 to Nov. 15
1963
1962
Week Ended Nov. 15
Jan
Apr
19%
"
377
50 V4
29
20%
90
110
5,101
102% 104%
24%
20
"
""
21%
20 Vsj
41
51
"
20%
20%" 21%
-
3
-
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR____
23%; 24%
19%
1
A
Inc______
Martin-Marietta
Merck
1
A
Vending class A
10 An
8,485,000
4,612,823
Sep
14%
31%.
»
Co
International
Macke
49%
Nov
Oct
/
27__ 27 V
_ZIZZZZZl
~ZZi
2 50
Z-ZZZIZ-i-2
common"! 1
Stores
Acceptance
?
1
Dairies___
preferred v__
General
43% July
8%
11
24%
g'
•
—
Porter
Homasote
Febr
10%
11
25c
$1
8,085,500
4,714,683
Nov.' 14__
System— :
Corp
General
4,610,680
Nov. 13
Sales
$5,266,000
460,100
Nov. 12
Tues.
Oct
28 ya
6%
7
53
135%
"■
756
10%
86%
1
Feb
510
10%
86%
Eltra
Fair
470
45%
9%
37%
Ford
Jan
9%
~
1
Light__i_Zl~_~~_~~6~75
Co
common
Food
Jan
24%
i
6%
Foremost
114%
673
68
987
26%
12%
Duquesne Light-_.i_;_Y.L
i.. ■ \
Electric Storage Battery new com
Fischer
4.720
26%
45%
9%
.
'
Bond
Bonds/
Bonds
$164,000
$5,102,000
Total
Govt.
Bank
Foreign
'.Bonds
Sep
9%
•___
Bonds
Oct
22 %
10%
~_^CZZZZZl80
Service
Delaware Power
C
68%
Feb
_12%
Charge
Class
Sep
12 74
■
_x
II_I~I_~10c
__;
~ 13
~I_l
Z5
Chrysler Corp__
Curtis
55%
1,139
„
104.2
-
U. S.
Int'l
Railroad
and M'iscel.
3.964,460
Nov. 11
Mon.
Jan
402
18%
132% 135%
132%
*
__«£
80%
65 %
17%
__33%
Atlas
Credit
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore Transit Co_._^.
Range Since Jan.1,1968
Low
High
70
-
135.6
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Wed.
63
ZZZZZZZi.33
Corporation
,
Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New York
Oct
Thurs.
High
>
:
Oct
68%
63
10
Atlantic City Electric
Atlantic Research Corp
Budd
'69%
_~"IZ~"Z2Z50
common.
&
Low
1
_
Addressograph Multigraph
153.8
180.9
0.8
Shares
Shares
'
177.2 ■■■■■;.;■
129.4
Trade,
Oct
for Week
<
125.8
141.7
—
*.
Week's,
Range
116.2
141.4
Goods
.
Aug
Sales V
Friday
; Last..,.
!'&&■.
,
Feb
31
Sep
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
STOCKS
121.1
141.4
No, of
/
130.6
141.9
—0.9
Stocks
'
•
Low '*
150.6
—0.7
7 % May
Mar
23% July
3
May
5% Mar
300
26 %
'
14G.2
Jan
33 y2 May
Jan~
150.2
130.2
Non-Durable
3.00 May
Nov
23
__xo
Oil
_______________
—
139.1
Jan
34%
July
200
Z_ZZZZZ
_Z_ZZZZZZZZl
common
(Un)~"l
34
Oct
2.25
7,800
v,
Nov
Jan
-1963-
High
Change'
Nov. 1,*63
,
149.2
Composite
Jan
.
3
Percent
1957-59 =100
Nov. 8,'63
Aug
A
Co
year.
Mar
25
series
for
stocks
industry groups
for the current
Jan
ZTZZT__1
Co
29
SEC Index of Stock Prices
of 300 common
the closing prices
and
by major
for the composite
highs and lows
compared with the preceding w^eek and with
Aug
20
8%
Oct
Jan
—
Low
>
1.65 Mar
32 ya
Jan
V: 7%
.
Williston
1.70
100
High
of stock prices based on
the week ended Nov. 8, 1963,
index
SEC
The
2.10 July
1,05 July
8,500
2.85
Jan
20%.
United Industrial Corp common
Preferred
Warrants
Apr
19 y4
11%
l
Co
Gas
&
39c
1.30 Jun
3.800
;■*.
1.15
29%
2.35
2.85
Aug
25c
Gas
Sugar
1.85
29
■
Jun
69
July
16 Vb
100
142.83
145.60
Range for 1963
143.46
Oct
3%
Oct
1.10
1.15
29%
5%
Apr
2,900
1.75,
'
Nov. 115-
120.15
143.19
,
14
27
100.23
Aug
2.60
28c
Nov. 13—Nov. 14_
Mar
Jun
>144.31
—___
r
Jan
2.70
54%
18%
1.70
1.70
1
33 %c
preferred
Oil
1.65
common
Rhodes Western
Southern
18%
1.75
_ZTZl:
common
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Ranch
18%
95c
Jun
3% May
8,000
28c
Range for 1962
High
Low
143.27
Wed.
Fri.
(35 Stocks)
143.03
Nov. 12
Thurs.
'
28c
28C
.10
l
American
Co
r;
..
Jan,
Oct
1.50
100
"
62
1.10
Nov. 11________ ;
Tues.
Oct
Jan-
3,200
3%
2.80
61%
25c
Co
Ltd
Norris
Victor
49c
1.55
4%
62
„
divisors: Industrials, 2.914; Rails, 5.04;
* /-•
-J - T '
Closing
Date
Mon.
Oct
46 y4
Jan
42c
42c
1.55
5
3%
Inc.
24.200
47c
io
Co
6,000
1.55
'
common
Oil
M
Merchants
Trico
7%
45c
Apr
9y2
Nov
34% Mar
59c
51c
51c
_fdc
Co_.
Frank
&
Nordon
15%
i
Industries
Salt
Union
r
-
National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Compiled by
May
35
,
93.82
...
Mar
l
soc
Lasco
using the following
by
.
-
37% May
2.75 Oct
A
Calif
of
Leslie
1
v
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
187/e
26%
„
•
Co
1.00
Nov
450
I_10
_;
Exploration Co
Brewing Co
Humor
6 7c
33c
300
34c
3%
1,700
Oil
Meier
v
36
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Jade
-
25c
Co
class
Ltd
Co
28
Apr
19 y4
Inc
Emporium Capwell
Eureka
Corp Ltd
General
1
5.50
___"
Co
Cypress
4
4%:
3 %
'
__io
Co
Cooke
&
Exeter
*
2.800
--16,000
37%
36%
36%
5
compiled daily
14.34.
65 stocks
Oct
1.80
25,400
'
'
93.87
264.33
•
40
Bonds
'
Nov
:
74 %
■■
High
Low
450
2.400
25%
74
are
5.20;
Utilities,
High
25%
*
First
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
:
D
10
i"
Nov. 12.
—_
Total
Second
'Utili¬
/
'
trials
8_
-:V 10
10
Rail¬
20
Nov. 11
Nov.
for Week
of Prices
25
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Nov
representative stocks and bonds listed
-Stocks-
Sales
Range
Par
Rights
v.
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
Averages
Week's
Sale Price
Rice
616
38
ZT.25
.
:
Sep
31% July
37%
30
Stock and Bond Averages
Apr
17% Sep
51% Mar
13%
78%
78%
Last;
1
38
27%
81
exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
'
' other Exchanges.
%//"
pfd (Un;
40% May
.
Jan
43%
4%
800
16%
16%
,
Friday
Corp
542
8
Oct
7%
Jan
31%
4,400
50%
Oct
32
500
2,900
5
5
Ltd
Jan
„
Jan
Price Range on Stocks listed
Co
Nov
21%
38
the daily closing averages of
15%
32%
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
&
Sep
6
524
35%
Below
14%
Light
Indus¬
Cehient
May
8
155
274
38
Lothrop
Gas
Date
iC)
9
Jan
8%
36%
Washington
.1
Brewer
May
25% Mar
33% Mar
Woodward, &
-
American
60
Oct
30
Oct
Oct
48%
26%
28%
Sep
Sep
,
20%
Jun
41%
STOCKS
58%
16% Jari-
27
26%
Jun
41%
!
6%
8%
'6
WW
57%
30
M
189
Jan
49%
—__1
Vv";.:
52 %
Jan
31%
5%
IZIZl
This list does not
51 %
10
:.
Jan
'
43%
V 5%
42%
41%
Zenith Radio Corp
'
-4.50
;
43%
1,703
1
Co
398
52
1
Improvement
Jan
20%
"73%
75
Co
Yates American Machine
5
Life Ins_'
60% Mar
33 Va
20
Jan
38% Sep
69% Aug
30% Mai-
752
51%
200
32
1
World Publishing
Sep
Nov
218
5%
362
51 V*
6,900
,_6.25
__
14%
Apr
4% Apr
...
1,268
.
37
20
Zb.50
54 %
___2
Bancorporation (Un)
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wieboldt' Stores $4.25 preferred
Gas
,63 %
36%
89 %
20%
1
__
Apr
79% Aug
Jan
169
1,170
37%
60%
36%
40%
—
Western
42
United
33%
61%
t.
Corp
Nov
•15%
1
Inc
36%
_2.50
Transmission
10
5%
5
'
—
51
51%
-2.50
____:
"
*
Lab
Gas Co
Family
Jun
Jan
33 y2
'
88%
41
4
_16%
_____
114%
Jan
7%
Oct
11
24
July.
68% Jan
54
Jan
36% Aug
Jan
5% Jan
20
687
218
218
1
Ramo-Wooldridge
Thompson
29%
3.016
11%
11
25
—i—u..
41
___
^
Universal Oil Products
Upjohn Co (Un)
Oct
Nov
101
3,300
114%
113
113%
___10
_____
Gypsum
States
Steel Corp (Un)
Universal Match Corp
U S
18
78
3,140 ■'
74%
Co
Jan
71%
73%
_
B_
French
&
Eastern
United
—
(Un)
Union'Pacific RR
Oil
13% Mar
35
73%
*
______
*
Corp
1
com___*
Gas
&
_^___
Kline
Texas
Sulphur (Un)
Nov
7%
Oct
3%
10,387
10%
21%*
»
Paper
38y2
3.50
Oct
56
v
46 %
32 %
10%
20%
11 %
71
6
1
34%
10%
20%
Co
66%
-46%
-
1
58 %
47%
Nov
25
4%
10
common-
Bank
73 y4
-12 %
Carbide
Electric
Service
Public
Power
28%
—
So La Salle St Corp
Electric
Potomac
57%
7,400
High
Jan
51
80
33%
34
common.
Phila
61 %
67
56
4%
*
57
37%
57 %
-7
51
56
Inc
6114
Company
Webcor
Feb
Photo
Perfect
28%
Corp
Texas Gulf
United
28%
i Low
45%
35%
25
*
Jan
1,200
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
45%
j
__100
RR
Eastern
&
25
Eastern Transmission
Union
51V8
;
Peoria
__6.25
—
!—
Shares
'
Jan
300
35
16%
17
-
58%
52 %
:
for Week
Low
5
Stores Inc
Peoples Drug
25%
Texaco Inc
208
75
51%
50c
(Un)
Sunray D X L Oil
Texas
63 %
(Un)
Studebaker Corp
&
49%
33%
Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
"Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Swift
63 %
5
Sperry
Storkline
42 %
___
Co
3,800
4.400
44
42%
15
(Un)
Socony Mobil Oil
Southern Co (Un)
35% Mar
Sep
Sep
'47%
'
5
Corp
Oil
Sinclair
______—
__
Jan
34%
300
Par
High
Low
44%
44%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
High
Low
Par
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Range
Last
Friday
Saies
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
$1,589,000
'
10,000
$1,915,000
-
1,661,000
-
474,000
869,440f00a
_
1,257,000
$69,282,000
6317
Number
198
Voume
.
.
(1971)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
39
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 15)
'
Week's
Friday
Stock Exchange
Montreal
STOCKS
Last
Prices
Shown
Are
in
Expressed
,1/:
■
Last,
Range
Sale Price
4 %
&
Power
V
Low
Aluminium
4%%
preferred
:
Canadian Pulp preferred—
Canadian Telephone Co—
%%
preferred
———
$2.65 preferred
28
16.478
22
Jah
30
Jun
Lewis
41
3.743
39
Sep
41
Oct
Loblaw
100
22
Jan
23% May
Class
47%
48%
1,345
45
Aug
50% Aug
a53%
a 53%
20
51%
Oct
54
Jan
45% May
45 Va
45 Vi
135
42
52%
52%
52 7
475
50% Apg
52
Oct
a
9
—
Asbestos
Corp
Atlantic
Sugar
class
Selburn
5%%
52 %
9%
2,300
24
9
1.809
Class
100
25
75
Bank of Montreal—.—
64
4.644
61
63 %
10
.
63
Class
Bowater
Paper
Miron
Co
July
70
Montreal
July
76%
Jan
Moore
Feb
80%
Oct
Morse
67
10
*
79 Va
79 Va
80
1.406
70%
53 Va
53%
53%
1.130
17
17
17%
54
54
54
-25
53%
53%
54%
Jan
July
Brazilian
Traction
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia Power
''
Note
Bank
Columbia
Class
9.906
51
July
National
100
7V4
Jan
7%
7%
7 Va
7V4
2,300
7%
Nov
9
7%
7%
2,150
7%
Nov
9V4
Apr
20%
71/2
20%
Mar
20%
Nov
22%
22%
24%
24%
250
24%
25%
7,105
7%
*
22%
cl A__2.50
25%
class
Power
5,185
a60
20
53%
Feb
27%
27%
27%
10.795
26%
Aug
30%
Jan
Penmans
•
25 Va
23
25 Va
3.920
12%
Jan
25 Va
Nov
Placer
24%
24%
1.588
19%
Feb
25V4
Sep
Power
Canada
Cement
__i
common
28 Va
2.25
6%
Sep
4.65 Mar
Oct
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
Canada
Malting —2
:
Safeway Ltd 4.40%
Canada
Foundries common
—
Wire
Canada
Cable
&
May
60
.
Breweries
Canadian
Sep
*
11%
Oct
101%
101 Va
103
260
88
Feb
105
Oct
51
50%
51 Va
2,480
45% Jan
57
Jun
10 3
a
10%
700
10%
NOV
27%
27%
:
class B
—*
l.
-10
Ltd
Co
—*
Light
Ltd
Scotia
$2.65
British
Aluminum-
——1
11%:
*
common
Development
—
,
Chemical
Canadian
Foundation
Co
Canadian
Imperial Bk of
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
International
25%
Apr
10%
17,190
8V1
Feb
2.254
33%
10 Va
10 V'2
Oct
25
100
21 Vi
Feb
preferred
Quebec
Telephone
5 Vi
100
5.00
Oct
21
4.220
20 Va
,
Feb
8.75
Jan
38 Vi
2.774
29
Jan
28%
377
20%
Feb
24% May
39%
Apr
26% July
24 % Nov
#
29% May
20 Vi
25
30
Jan
May
May
1,450
20
>% Nov
22%
Sep
10
94
Mar
98 Va
525
48
Aug
58%
Oct
200
12%
Sep
500
12
pet
13
-
13
12%
6%
Preferred
common
103
12%
Canadian
Canadian
Marconi
Pacific
Canadian
9
Rio
Mar
14
141/4
1.400
Canadian
Power
Canadian
11%
50%
50 Va
290
50
Sep
55
52%
53
695
51 Va
Sep
8%
9
1.500
8 Va
Aug
55V4 May
10% May
-
8%
8
Apr
9% July
Capital
Rio
Del
6.00
Oct
111/2 May
a3.75
a3.75
150
al6
al6
21
,
3.00
18
May
3,148
Nov
47
15.855
8
Nov
10
10
9%
9%
II,335
6%
Jun
Royal Bank of Canada.
—-10
Royalite Oil Co Ltd preferred.——25
73%
72%
73%
4.758
71
25Va
25%
250
25
Jun
26
17Va
17%
300
14
Feb
19 %
100
Aug
Jun
103
Feb
V 11%
Sep
69 % May
2.745
3.512
13%
Feb
18 %
5.550
12%
Jan
16 Va
Sep
47%
5
42
200
Feb
preferred—.— 10
I2V2
12 %
13%
12.797
*
12%
12%
13
517
11%
19
19
19%
525
18
Ltd
Mar
6
Sicard
^
Ltd
(1963)
preferred
(B J)__„
$1.75
Coghlin
Consolidated
—
Credit
South am
24%
Jan
36%
Nov
Steinbergs
Aug
8%
Apr
Traders
9.25
Jan
Trans
class
International
Crush
Mines
Distillers
Ltd.—
Dairies
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
1—25
Lime
Steel
&
Stores
Chemical
&
Du
of
7%%
Canada
preferred
Dupuis
Match
Eddy
Corp
Ltd
Co
&
Steel
General
5'r
Ltd
Lakes
Oil
Class
Home
B
Hudson's
Bay
Oil
of
Ltd
Acceptance
$2.25 preferred
$4.50 preferred
Inland
Cement
International
6%
23%
21%
22%
8.440
16%
Jan
22 Va
24
1,250
21 %
Jan
39%
39%
1,097
35% AUg
25 Va May
44 % Mar
80 '
Jan
85
9
Jan
11%
Oct
Feb
38%
Apr
mi
,651
37%
50
54%
55%
common—
32 %
135
21
27%
21
'
400
325
84%
of
International
Paper
common
Canada
Jan
12 Va
Jun
July
48%
Nov
2.465
16
22%
6.%
27
9,857
,
3,685"'
5,475
2.40
50
10
29%
22
July
11%
Oct
7% May
4.65 Jan
21 >
Jan
17% Oct
14%
Jun
15%
2.65
1.40 Mar
Jun
May
Jan
Nov
42 %
Oct
45
50%
Jan
59% May
6%
500
5% July
44
6.133
13%
43%
13%
225
1,440
43%
__
43
58%
6%
14%
14 Va
4,796
39% July
13
Jun
14%
6%
16%
23%
y
23%
,
a48% a48%
2,525
11 %
3,006
v
9,740
15
98
98
1.110
16%
17
262
>
Jan
15
7%
47%
95
'
I6V2
23
23
26%
26%
800
67:%
68%
4,562
61
36V4
36%
2.326
28%
17V4
26V4
Jan
Mar
Oct
May
Class
9Va
6,150
7Va
Feb
9%
Nov
37V4'
510
29%
Jan
13V2
14
500
13%
Nov
38 Va Oct
16 Va Feb
29%
30
450
29
Aug
36%
■
,
;
'
Feb
12
12
1.300
9%
Jan
12%
221/4
22%
14.070
18%
Feb
23%
22 Va
21%
221/4
2,495
19 Vt
Feb
3.300'
43
62%
60%
63
5.340
11%:
11%
59%
10%
27%
Sep
Oct
Jun
53
-
53%
3.560
53%
Mar
Oct
Feb
66 Va May
Oct
15Va
Jan
Feb
10
10
11%
101/4
2.330
9%
Jan
11%
33
32%
35i/a
8.030
21V4
Jan
35%
14
14%
7.550
14
Nov
15%
12%
12%
300
10%
Feb
12%
12%
100
11%
Apr
59
2,185
55%
14% May
60% Jun
12%
12 Va
58%
58%
.
Aug
Oct
Oct
Nov
60c
65c
600
Jun
2.05
14%
151/4
2.775
13
Mar
17%
19
19
100
17
Apr
19%
Oct
1514
16
2,000
15 Vi
Nov
21%
Jan
8.00
8.00
750
Nov
11% May
16 V2
1678
1.000
34%
34 %
258
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,
15%
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—
Ltd
34)2
common—;
30c
8
,16%
'
NoV
,23
Feb
Oct
33
May
40% May
Jan
Canadian Stock Exchange
Prices
Are
Shown
Dollars
in Canadian
Expressed
Friday
Week's
Sales
Range
y
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
"
-
Ajax Minerals
Alpha
Aracon
Common
7 Low
1
^'—1
Radio Electronics Ltd—
Class. A
11c
Anglo-Can
Anglo-Nfld
15c
7.500
82.000
2 %c Mar
1.90
9,700
38
25
125
,
Mar
5.25 May
7.00 May
Sep
3.50 Oct
12c
July
38
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining—_1
1.80
Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd__*
Development Co Ltd—^-5
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd—
—1
Arno Mines Ltd
*
Atlas Telefilms Ltd
*
Oct
1.80
14c
9%c
23c
1.05
3.70
14c
10Vac
50
.
1,196,9
High
y Low
,
13,125
a2.00
3.70
1
——;—1
——
Ltd
Mines
Ameranium
12c
Range Since Jan.
/
9%c 11 %c
j.*
—
Mines Ltd
Alsof
High
al.60
11c
^
—/
——
of Prices
Sale Price
•
Par
//
84c
12c
Feb
Oct
July
2.60
Feb
Jan
40 Va
Apr
8% July
,8%
Jan
1.75
32
8%
25
7c
6c
7c
3.300
Mar
16c
Sep
5 Vac
5%c
5%c
6,000
3%c
Jun
12c
Jun
2.75
2.70
2.80
45,875
2.50
Jan
26 %c
26 %c
27c
9c
9c
9c
9c
16
,
,
6%
28%
49
99%
19
Bateman
Belgium
Yukon
River
Black
Ltd—
9c
500
6c
7c
18,500
8%
v,
4c
3.30 Apr
7.396
26c
Sep
46c
Jan
500
8c
Oct
13c
July
6c
Mar
Mines
Burnt
Hill
3%
10c
Nov
8
100
25c
5.000
14c
Jan
a7c
3,100
7c
Sep
,
Nov
10
May
41 %c Mar
12c
3.85
3.00 July
.
2,600
15c
17.500
10c
Jan
21c
Jun
10c
lie
3.20
14c
11c
21.200
10c
May
19c
Jan
30c
30c
1,000
30c
Jun
34c
16c
Jun
40c'
Apr'
Sep
23c 24Vac
18,000
5.50
5.80
600
3.85
Aug
6.00
Oct
21c
19 %c
21C
58.500
19 Vac
Nov
35c
Sep
3c
3c
500
2 VaC
JUIi
3.00
3.00
3.10
1.900
23 %c
Smelting—
—
Cam
Canada Southern
May
1—1
Ltd
Mines Ltd
M'attagami Mines
Campbell Chibougamau
Oct
82c
&
Dock
Co Ltd
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
May
Canadian
Interurban Properties
Security Underwriters—
Aug
Class
May
Sep
Carbec
Nov
Casavant
Cessland
Royalty Co Ltd
Mines
23%
100
Chemalloy
Minerals
'
Ltd
;
Jan
Sep
4.90, Jan
3.50 Mar
11% Aug
5.55 Oct
9%
950
7.00
Jan
5.25
1,000
3:10
Feb
Oct
Oct
3.60 Nov
Oct
1.25
•
3.60
3.95
900
3.00
*
3.25
3.60
2.938
2.75
1.10
1.15
1.15
1.20
5.100
1.50
1.50
1.65
14.100
1.40 May
6c
3.500
6%c
6%c
*
4.70
4.70
*
1—1
Ltee elass A
94c
9%
—-1
Ltd
Freres
Corp Ltd
4c
5.05 May
Oct
Nov
5.25
*
A
2.95
82c
5.500
4.35
1
Cantexas
28%
83c
4.35
Petroleum Ltd
Jan
Jan
73% Feb
38% Sep
1
—1
1
Canadian Colliers & Resources Ltd—
Common
3
Canadian
Delhi
Oil
Ltd
—1
Flo
Jan
July
3.15
3.20
com
—
Mines
Uranium
Calumet
Oct
8
Jun
8
8
Oilfields—
Ltd
Mining &
Tungsten
'
25c
Ltd——-7-—•—~—
Mines
Bruneau
Brunswick
/
a5c.
a7c
——
Raceway
Controlled
British
7c
Ltd—
Mines
Inc
Bluewater Oil & Gas Ltd
Bornite
—
Mining Ltd
Bonnets
Blue
Feb
Jan
Mines
Bay Mining Co
—
Stores Ltd common-—----
Apr
July
Gold
Band-Ore
Bibis
Ltd—
Talc
Baker
1
Exploration
Augustus
Jan
45% May
5% Jan
21% Aug
677/8
50
Nov
Nov
43
26%
For footnotes, see page ^K3.
24
Jan
•
7.60
Oct
10
47
2.65
__
90
Jan
Jan
57%
14%
__
*
Feb
95
—25
Nickel
3.75
21
Apr
300
26%
2.40
__
Sep
300
5%
57%
„
Feb
90
22
11%
Jun
6%
2.80 July
200
100
25
32
17%
2,540
_10
Sep
Jan
11%
14%
6Vt
21% May
47%
14%
23%
66
11%
al9
5
Oct
Jan
47%
'
13%
'
Jun
50%
5% July
900
2.95
May
19
1.500
al8 al8V2
Apr
Nov
25%
200
29
6V8
,May
17%
10.113
19
al9
_50
——'
preferred
Bronze
,a84
10%
13Vt
common
preferred—
20
Nov
—
_4.68%
Corp
International
;
com
Oct
16%
Feb
Aug
a
Feb
12
22%
,
1.1
Products & Crude
Pacific
(Geo) class A
A
warrants-
Oct
16%
alOV2
6%
Apr
17%
13%
6Va
26%
•
Canada
7%
Jan
20%
22%
1
Imperial
Nov
2,165
90
1——20c
Canada
July
13.692
5
—
—
,
Oct
6
10%
4.395
12.910
36%
4.'.,'"7"*
Ltd— ___1
Canada
of
Co
Feb
21
.
-
Aug
68%
20
17%
—
pfd-——50
Co
Jan
16%
13%
—•
£1
30
Aug
16%
—_—__
$2
Paper
Oil Ltd—
Imperial Tobacco of
6V
preferred
'
7
13
IIV4
91/4
Pipe Line
May
20%
*
Mining—
Indus
1.962
Oct
133
11
14%
A——
Jun
19
;
17
1.400
11%
corn.*
_5
—
Pittfield—
Bay
30
6,610
6 Va
.15%
100
A
—
Smith
Hudson
17%
6
15
Jan
61
;
1.036
2.95
•
(Canada) Ltd
Gold Mines
—,
&
Howard
Husky
class
5
170
66%
17%
al8
—50
Renfrew——
Home
30
66Va
Jan
133
Feb
133
Jun
1.505
__
125
Feb
Apr
17%
16
a84
Corp—1
Paper..
15%
Nov
55 Va
28
26%
53 %
23% May
a
24
1
Inv
Jan
10
Jan
_^100
-
Hawkey Siddeley
Hollinger Consol
12
'
-
Nov
III 10
pfd_
5%
July
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12 Va
Jan
6%
:
80
28%
July
22
22
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Canada
&
75
695
Class
16%
,
Sep
Goodei;ham & Worts.—
Jan
8Ve
47%
54%
22
.*
1
&
Weston
3,482
z__.
preferred,
Great
Holt,
i
Wares
Britain
Great
-
10
28%
19
/
(Chas
6%
78%
a
Oil
Ltd
May
39%
II"ll
—
(AJ)_.
Petroleum
French
Frosst
Aug
37 %
Cos Ltd
Fraser
Freiman
1.100
5%
19
11.220
Corp_
1,025
_♦
Oct
Apr
«
Mines
Canadian
20% May
26
47.35 May
Jan
.10
13%
Aug
17%
16
m
16%
26
—-*
—■-*
Western
18%
alO%
28%
16%
Jan
——10
Oct
21
•
A_
_L
Nickel
Falconbridge
Famous Players
Fleetwood
,
Webb
52%
„~50
class
Freres
Walker
Nov
17%
_•
com
Viau
Nov
51%
1-3 %
Ltd
Bros
Pont
Jun
13%
11%
10%
10%
6
•
Dominion Textile common
Donohue
26
100
*
Jan
100
15%
-23%
45 V4
25
4.446
—l
Knapp (Canada),Ltd—
Wtestcoast Trans CO————
,
16%
1
*
com__
L_
preferred
4%
Apr
9%
Jan
50
17%
——
Ltd
Tar
Redeemable
1.350
6%
29%
Oct
Jan
400
•'
Dominion
4.25
22%
30
•
Dominion
4.95
100
1.300
10
66%
!.
—
Coal—
Oil
14%
16
*
Ltd—
Dominion
Union
1.046
al4%
35
Steel-
common
Dominion
Jun
18V4
♦
——
&
38%
51%
2
pfd———
5%
Jan
12
6%
—-
,
Dominion
Mountain
0.728
8%
28 %
1
pfd
Trans
35%
v
Nov
10
—
40
27
Corp Fund.—
Pipeline——
13%
18
a78%
—
Bridge
Coal 6%
Dominion
6%
28 %
*
Ltd—
Seagrams
Dominion
120
9%.
Canada
Oct
18
A—
46
27
Bank
class
Finance
Canada
10%
13,760
Jun
46
Texaco Canada Ltd—
Toronto-Dominion
Feb
5%
Sep
4.25 July
Nov
Jan
8%
7
2.988
-—
Sep
Apr
5
Qanada————
class A
13
9Vi
7V4
26
Steel
22
6.85 July
,
270
5.210
5
of
Co
13V4
Oct
7
75
5.225
103
11%
*
Oct
11
Franco-Canadian
Jun
71/4
:
July
10%
102
11%
——*
<
Structural
^Standard
3.675
29 3 a
77/a
—
102
com—*
Canada
Co
Steel
37%
5%
29
8%
common—
81 % May
July
--50
20
"A"
of
•
11V4
36%
Nov
13%
8%
_*
Zellerbach
Denison
37%
29
*
Nov
*
preferred-
6%
Sogemines
4.95
•
Textile
Credit Foncier
Crown
——•
8%
Smelting
&
class A
Coronation
12%
5%
Glass
Consumers
Corby
•
Ltd
Co
Mining
Consolidated
25
—:
;
—
Cellulose
Columbia
13
common.
Feb-
9%
*
Inc common:
Trans
Chemcell
43%
100
—
preferred —:
&
Save__
Nov
a8
.
7.35
7.35
Ltd
Williams
3.50
7.50
a7% /
^
17%'
*
common
Canada
Sherwin
19,109
*
—
48 % May
Jan
5
1.590
3.80
Ltd
class A—.——*
5%
pfd
100
Oct
16
Foods
Scott-Lasalle
T'r
18
36%
Oils
43%
43%
——•
class A———
Shawinigan Industries
Shawinigan Water & Power—
4%%
preferred class B_
Shell Inv Ltd 5%%
pfd—.
Shop
63%
47 V*
•.
Oct
46
8%
Jun
63
3.50
_
May
9
July
19
17%
,
•
—.—
Nov
15
8
Nov
60Va July
35 3 i
Sec
Oct
95%
12 % July
8
4.15
Sep
Aug
3.50
Paper
14.
-—5
Standard
Rockwell
Rolland Paper
Rothmans
Co
6.10
2.80 Mar
2.800,
35%
Cloth-——;
Wire
Central
&
5.55
.25
Vickers
12%
Sep
93
Corp
7.785
5
Petrofina
Canadian
Aug
"
200
Lawrence
13,315.
ll
Co
43
Jun
8% May
115% May
49 Va May
330
St
51
*
Railway.
280
45
44
48%
Jan
12%
common
Jan
May
10% May
41% May
Jan
95V4
Salada
Apr
10%
Loco-motive
64
951/4
13% July
11%
/,.
10
38%
31
Aug
46% Jan
4.85
•12V4
Ltd
14
10 Va
^50
103
103
Cement
15%
7—
662
—*
Canada
Lawrence
10%
corn-
-—
25
7%
Aluminium preferred—;__100
Algom Mines.—_
*
Reitman's
St
11
177/b
48 %
36Vo
.—
pfd—__—50
5%
Oct
Nov
57
13
_«
Powef
36%
7%
100
•
36
48%
8%
common—
^
15% May
23% Jan
Aug
Jan
31
18%
24%
Sep
22% Aug
11% Mar
350
3%
Ltd
Co
Transport
15
Jan
275
Sep
27% Mar
Jan
2,785
200
56
63 Vb
common.:
4,510
Apr
12% Aug
39%
July
28
8
20 Vi
Commerce..10
12
—1
1,480
*
14
19%
Quebec Natural Gas common
10%
—
12
545
28 Va
Provincial
a96% a96%
20
_—
—
20%
6,140
19
Price Bros &
1.096
5.60
common—_—
Preferred
I,256
14 Va
21%
28
Sep
23 Vi
warrants
Ltd
Jan
29 V4
Nov
Feb
28
—*
Corp of Canada—.
Shell
Canadian
Jun
14%
Jan
10%
1
—
Nov
Jan
22
31%
251/4
19
——
common
57% May
25 Vi '
53
31%
/
Jan
*
Page-Hersey Tubes
18 Va
52
100
11%
^
25%
22%
■
7/A
13%
/
Jan
24%
57
—__*
a
21%
14
.
Jan
22%
preferred
—-——50
class B preferred-.
—50
$2.20
Canadian
May
Sep
28
12 '
•
common—
31
27
17%
_•
Electronics
Aviation
Canadian
May
535
361
705
37
"B"—*
Ltd
Co
14
1,310
470
25%
*
pfd——100
—_—_•
——12.50
Canada Steamship common
5%
preferred
Sep
3,225
14%
27%
10
Oct
'8%
9% Jan
/
Oct
110
Feb
7>/4
May
16%
Jan
Mar
30
25%
56%
20%
38 Va
20
Dominion Sugar Co Ltd—_*
23
Sep
12V4
Apr
12%
25
—
20%
105
Jan
26 %
12
•5V4
_•
common-.
7 $1.30 preferred
24% May
29 Va
7%
20%
23
Jan
Jan
30
25
'
•
Jan
May
12%
Reynolds
Calgary
28 5
28%
A—:
Petroleum
2.80
•
2,200
Pacific
2.60
-—*
5
11%
11%
24%
2.60
■
500
25V4
Ogilvie
*
8
Light & Power*
Flour Mills common.
•
Steel
Products
common-—*
Nova
May
a
10
Ontario
May
53
55%
3.445
21%
.
2,350
53
al4%
,Jan
Jan
18%
10,996
Jan
,
19 Va
20
,
8,359
108
11
10
22
16 Vi
8
16
16
108
22
—•
—100
*
—
11
Jun
55%-
Sep
15% Jun
43
Sep
16
500
37%
Jan
al4%
37
1,260
10%
5
*
7'/4
36%
50
_25
^-1
Gold
12% July
105
37%
50
___——
.
4,525
38
-•
Mines
45
52%
60
13V4
38
_•
Noranda
925
a
12%
5
Trust
Newfoundland
57% May
6,340
•
Products
——-1
Dredging-.
Building
Bulolo
Jun
6%
;—
Telephone—
B
Jun
55 Va
53%
class A—
Ltd
20%
Jan
6
Co
13
Oct
Jan
51
52%
Products-
Company
Mills
Bruck
54%
16%
125
—•
American
British
Brown
45% July
592
,
a53 %
.*
*
18%
r
Corp
(Robert)
£
a
Jan
B
.50
Light & Power
British
British
May
Ltd
Breweries
Molson
.50
—.
13 Va
14%
Trust
1.236
———_
Feb
2,395
Locomotive
73
Telephone —.—
Bo water 5 V
preferred
5Va '/o preferred
9%
a
Stores common—,
Ltd 6%
partic pld
Montreal
71%
Bell
1,955
18 V
Metropolitan
24
——*
A
101/4
17%
10
25 Va May
72 Va
Banque frovinciale (Canada).
1
Bathurst Fower & Paper common—
Apr
10
17%
Tel
23%
——10
Banque Canadian National
&
Tel
22% Mar
'
Bank of Nova Scotia
Apr
10
*
2.50
9% May
29 Va Jan
23%
11V2
.
Jan
25
Oct
Bloedel & Powell River Ltd,*
Massey-Ferguson
common
5%V
preferred
Oct
9 V4
com-;
Co
Paper
—
Maritime
23 Va
25
pfd—
&
Power
B
MacMillan
May
12% July
23
500
———
56
23 Va
A—,
Oct
53
Class
Bailey
Ltd
(M)
53 V2 May
23%
9%
Mar
Jan
23%
—
9%
A.—
7%
515
52%
May
9%
*
——
Jan
9
975
12
11%
12
52 Va
2,700
.^—10
B
50 Vi
200
53%
53%
*
750
Jun
5
87
.—,
class
Ltd
Co
Maclaren
45 Va
28
Feb
com—_—*
38
*
Corp
—
Ltd-
Bros
Loeb
Aug
78%
24
—*
preferred
$2.00
22
83 Va
23%
—•
Financial
Laufentide
22 Va
.50
preferred
C
Oct
.50
Corp Ltd common
class B pfd__
'
Class
^59 V'2
.50
i,
preferred
$2.90
25 %; Aug
Jan
High
1,280
82
(John)_.
Ltd
Labatt
40%
.50
$2.70
Jan
43%
26 Va
.50
4% %
Argus
24%
3.190
40%
.25
Anglo
Anglo
4
1,550
59%
26%
pfd.
4%
Canada
Oct
25 J/4
3,980
Lotv
High
82
common—2.50
Corp
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
22 Va
Ltd
preferred
of
High
51%
Feb
58 %
*—25
59
Co
Low
40%
50
50
Algoma Steel
Aluminum
%
High
49
24%
Paper common—
preferred
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Shares
_
Low
Par
•
Utilities
Intemat'l
for Week
of Prices
Par
Abitibl
Sales
Week's
:
Range Since Jan. 1,1969
Dollars
Canadian
Friday
Shares
:
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
v.
Sales
Range
>
1.25
1.60
1,666
1
41c
45c
12.930
'
4.40
100
1
Feb
Sep
90c
Jan
41c
Nov
-
8%
Jan
Oct
1.65 Aug
9c
Jan
5 Vi
Jun
2.90 Jun
98c
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
.
(1372)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Low
Par
2,000
3c
Aug
90c
Warrants
•95c
95c
,16.250
55c
Aug
95c
4.50
4.60
1,400
1.35
1,500
1.00 Aug
3c
3c
1,000
3c
6.618
9c
3c
Consolidated
Consolidated
Paper Corp Ltd
50c
Explorations..-1
6-1...— *
Mogador Mines 'Ltd
_1
New Pacific Ltd—.
£l
Consolidated Canorama
Preferred
Consolidated
33 Vac 34'aC
21,050
39 Va
1,000
27c
500
39
27c
Electronics Ltd
Delta
Mines Ltd
Dumont Nickel Corp
East Kootenay Power 7%
class
Electrolier
El
& Minerals
Oil
Empire
L
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22 Va
Oct
9V4
50
8Va
Aug
10 *4
1.35
44,200
25 Vac
Jan
Mines
Metal
Fiscal
Jan
25c
Mar
10c
7.600
410
3.500
19c
1.85
200
1.55 Mar
"V 2.00
1.60
'102,500
i,03 Sep
1.70
10*4
100
9*/a
Sep
11
8 VaC
10*4
8 Vac
500
8c
Jun
'
2 Vac
2 Vac
500
'2VaC Sep
Foreign
9
VaC
Ltd
Mines
VaC
71.700
11
300
8c
5
35c
26
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4,6o.J
38c
400
16c
Explorations Ltd
Mining Corp—
Cotton
Vanguard
Oil
York
APtotronics
Genuine
of
July
40c
6c
Golden
5.00
Foods
Hastings
250
16c
16c
-1.000
15c
Jan
12c
15c
18.000
12c
Nov
12c
3c
4.00 July
Shown
Are
Chemicals
Inland
Inspiration
Ltd
Int'l Atlas
1
Ltd—
80c
5.250
60c
Oct
7c
9.000
5c
May
5.000
Aug
21c
13c
13c 13 VaC
3.60
3.20
200
3.60
1.10
1.20
'•
1.20
16c
1.300
1.00
500
a3.15
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International
Helium
Paints
Internat'l
/1.00
5c
7,000
1.55
1.60
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20
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Continental
Jockey
Club
Jubilee
Ltd
Iron
Ltd
Oil
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Kontiki
Lead
Oct
1,100
3.30
3.30
3.30
;
2.30
2.2(?
2.61
15 VaC
15 VaC
18c
Laduboro
Lalteries
3.85
2,000
15 VaC May
'1.09
62c
75c
44.400
4.45
2.220
1.10
4.273
4 VaC
8 V4
900
34
35 Va
500
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Inc
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9%
Co
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Copper Mining
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Corp.
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6C
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1
852
Nov
Aug
7% Aug
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20:j4 May
7=«4
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12
3c
,
4,590
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8c
Oct
10c
Feb
1.76
Nov
4c
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1.76
May
1.45
Jan
7 Va May
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7
60c
100
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9%
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16
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2.50
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7.55
7.90
3,389
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Jun
Sep
,
As a
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Aug
19
24
1,014
19
Jan
25%
Oct
Oct
170
5.00
July
7.00
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3,037
43%
Jan
59%
Oct
11%
205
12
Feb
6.00'
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Ltd
8c
1.000
37c
42c
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28
18.466
21%
Jan
30
Jun
41
3,592
39%
Sep
41%
Nov
240
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Sep
47'A
48 3 s
840
24% May
56% May
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30c
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46
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2,700
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12
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;
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.
Mining Co
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&
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Royal
Dairies
Royal
Rice
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49
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10
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6c
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1.10
4,700
1.27^ Sep
' Apr
41c
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3.60 May
Jan
19%
Oct
Sep
J4
87c.
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Mar
18c
Jan
July
36c
a
2
18
July
23
Mar
2
13
July
13
July
6c
1,500
79,700
92c
1.00
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6
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11
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Feb
12
Jan
Jun
July
1.60
1.90
13c
13c
500
1
3 * 2C
4c
2.45 Mar
1.25
Sep
3c
2,834
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9c
1.700
•
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Ltd„
Formaque Mines Ltd
Exploration Co Ltd
Amulet
Mines
Apr
6c
May
Apr
7Jan
29c
Oct
Oct
15c
Feb
26c
28C
29.500
12c
8c
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Ltd
North
Finance Corp class
American
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North
American
Northern
/
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6c
12 000
1.97
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13c
1,300
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100
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7.75
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1,225
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27C
27c
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Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opcmiskn Copper Mines
12
11*2
Corp..
1
Ltd—1
Metals
18c
'
12% Sep
10% Aug
Feb
57c
Aug
75c
Sep
3.80
13c
Jan
22c
Jan
Feb
8.25
Sep
/; 6.60
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Atlantic
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2.85
2.50
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1.50
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1.48
1.67 Sep
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2.10
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2.20
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&
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Canadian Dredge
700
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1.10
11,800
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Mistango River Mines Ltd
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29.700
*
8c
Jan
81c
Aug
Nov
14% Mar
27*/b
Atlantic
Bartaeo
34c
3,000
5
7
29.300
45
1
common
preferred
25c
4.901
11
-
Milling Corp Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
T/r
/
50c
——5
McAdam
Melchers
45c
50c
1
9*A May
ZZ----'1'
Zl
Jan
22%
B__„—-10
class
Oct
Mar
17
40%
—
common
Jan
106
•261%
—lc
——£-£_----->-
Hardware
Ashdown
108 %
105
22
Class A $2.60 preferred
*
class B preferred—————-50
preferred
Jan
9.^5
26%
$2.70
C
7.20 Aug
40%
—
Coi;p
common
——r.__— •
class A preferred
Class
2.85 July
31%
110% July
11-%
*
.*
preferred----———100
1st
B
Aug
Oct'
2,307
,
6.00
A
class
1.10 July
19
£__——-—r„_
Imperial
3.Id July
58%
,59%
"
commpn_.
Jan
Jan
108
108
10
common—
/
Oct
4.60
23
19
:
107
Oc5t
25*% May
18%
108
com
Jan
2,00 Jan
26%
66
"
Malartic Hygrade Gold
Massval
Mines
Ltd
2.35
65c
6.702
110
52 %
3.35
*4 2,525
+
27
110
—_—10
—
Ltd
.
Feb
6c
Apr
2.50
"
1.60 May
7*/a Jan
25 */4
1.900
1.10
7%
lb",y
Les
class' A
class
Ltd
1.07
*
~1
A—
Inc.,
4
Nov
5.15
Jail
Oct
4c
1.500
7%
35
2.85
700
21 va
common-
Warrants
Feb
75c
Nov
60C
90c
2.320
75c
—
Analogue
Apr
7%
Lamontagne
Lingside
1.79 Aug
-1
(Alfred)
Lithium
33.418
-5
Leclerc
Lambert
Lorado
200
Oct
2.75
2.00 May
Jan
24% Mar
45
1.590
72 c
Nov
40'/4
7.068
2.70
High
50c
738
50
2.75
preferred
:
^——
Co
4 %'■ pfd
---25
preferred ——£——
50,
Jan
3.35
99c
4%c
7c
Feb
5c
3.20 Mar
4.10
Ltd—.. _1
Mines
20'ic Mar
7c
Low
80c
25
—
Aluminium
Jun
1.05
Central
4 V'4 '/v
52%
4.25
Zinc
Jan
I
4.60
.——100
Gas
being
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
4.45
i—5
one
Dollars
Shares
7.55
Aluminum
ir*
53%
,
Natural
Steel
Algonquin Bldg
'•
a—
Jan
65c
&
'
52*/2 May
Oil Ltd
Labrador
Nov
25
:
Warrants
2,28 Apr
I.06 amy
/
44 */a
__
6*/s
3.85
for Week
—100
Algoma
Sep
7c
/
Jan
Jan
74c
common
preferred-/:
B
Algoma
Mar
25
Acceptance Corp "A"
Mining & Exploration Co
Labrador
9c
50
—1
—
Ltd
5c
400
Mines
Petroleums
Sep
99c
51
.
,
,
Keeley
Kelly Desmond
Kodiak
Nov
1.45
a9c
_1
Ltd
Co
Canadian
49
'
*
Trunk
warrants
A
Alberta
2.80 May
Apr
£2%
50
—.
8 Vic
„
Sales
'1
f
*
common—
trust
Class
3.85 May
51
<
common
-
Corp
Frontier Ltd
Kiena
Jan
52%
a9c
Foundation
cumulative conv pf d
;, 6 ";<<
Feb
Aug
800
in
65c
1:
Gas
Class
Mining
&
Ltd
Co
Investment
1.50
10
.
'
1.55
Ltd
V
5c
Ltd
(Cant
Dredging
13
3c
Nov
~
Apr
Jun
1.80
1,687
99c
1.00
Ceramic
Intel-provincial
May
Sep
87c
10*4
Riinge
5b
*
Class A prelerred-,
Jan
P/'c
2.00
Alberta
Jun
,
1.85
80c
43.15
1.95
2.00
45c
>
1.25 Aug
Voting
Jan
'
International
Jan
July
Sep
81c
6 Va
Low
•
:—25
conimon__'
Warrants
-
Apr
2.00
*
common—
i
Ltd
Distillers
Alberta
Jun
4.25
Apr
Oct
Jun
10c
1.000
1.60
1.00
Explor —Z-—£ -1
Mining Ltd -1
Dev &
16c
1.55
1.60
1.10
5,300
Paper
&,
Preferred
8'sC Jan
13c
,—
-
5c
18 Va
100
3.500
of Prices
le Price
*
Power
Acklands
Jan
2.75
71c
*
Can
__
May
Exchange
Expressed
Par
I
Abacon
Apr
35c
5 Vac
Ltd—*
—-—_*
July
3.65 Mar
36J
3Vic
6
Last
S
2912c May
6c
Development-.-—
&
abOc
'
STOCKS
INDUSTRIAL
Abitibi
75c
Ltd-r—_
Mining
28c
12 */aC Mar
14
issues are segregated into two parts.
The first
STOCKS, and the second list the MINES and OILS. '
INDUSTRIAL
Nov
5.00
Age Mines Ltd
Grissol
Feb
606
10% alOVa
.3 Vac
Toronto Stock
Mar
4.75
5.00
1
Jun
75c
Oct
3c
Jan
4.25
28
Nov
5c
Exchange
Stock
Toronto
The
May
July
12c
1.500
_*
Canada
Nov
Jan
July
1.00 July
57 J
.
Friday
4.000
Silver Mines Ltd
Lake
.15
a80c
a
,1
Nov
'
Glen
ic
15
of (7an—2
Speculative Inv Fund
Apr
11
6 Va July
20c
1
*
3oy
12,ouO
3c
—*
—
2t Va
3.15 May
'
a
1
Ltd-—..-
16c
i:00
t\ 1 j c
common——*
Ltd
Mines
2.70
1,000
be
1
1
„—
Ltd
Co
Products
Westville
Ltd
Co
lbC
4V2C Aug
2.00 Nov
"loj
1.00
Jun
23c
3 VaC
Frigistors Ltd £—£
Fundy Bay Copper Mines Ltd
Futurity Oils Ltd.
Oct
6ic
-_Z.—
B
Co
Prices
Jan
20c
__1
Jan
7c
2.7o
—
class
Mining
Oct
Aug
3 VaC
Ltd
14c
26
July
5c
;.
1
•_
Sep
57c
Ltd
Corp
Obalski
Jun
10c
40,050'
12c 15
9
Ltd. _-l.—— *
Corp
Minerals
Reliance
Lake
Fox
Sec
Power
C
2.70
Asbestos
Corporaiions
Feb
——1
Ltd——
u
1
Freezers^ Ltd_.
8*bc Nov
1,60
9c
common
(1945)
5c
Oct
Sep
Feb
19c
1.30
15 VaC
Mines Ltd——1_
Mines
Fontana
14*/2C
1.14 Mar
Apr
1.85
1— 1
—c;
Ltd
-Industries
Flint Rock
Fort
Ltd
Jun
23g
1.95 July
16c
26*4
8 VaC
6c
c
6C
Westeel
Aug
9*4
2
.00
Westburne
Sep
37c
11
uc
1
",r //'•
'
Fab
;
2.60
1.40 July
22V2C Jan
/
,1.00
26%
v
——1
——1
Inc
Explorations/ Ltd
Equity
.
Ltd—
Mines
Gold
Sol
A.———■;
2,700
r'f 5.700
7c
Jun
t)C
Nov
2(fc
1.15
:—1
,&-*
..1
——
Apr
12*2
19c
—
cum
Ltd
Ventures
12%
Nov
v
1.19 Mar
29
Oct
19c
—.a.—1
1
pfd_100
Dumagami
Aug
12*2
27c
7c
High
July
(j2c
2.60
Wabasso
11
200
2.45
74c
Ltci—.
Corp
Virginia
Oct
12
200
25c
:
Weld & Steel Works Ltd—*
Drummond
East
-25c
7 DC
he
27,500
Ltd
*
United
Principal Properties—.—^——*
Van
Dor
Hout
Associates-^——4——♦
July
12 Va
2.30
2.40
——.—__—
Explorers Ltd—;
;—1
puiuiuiou Leaseholds Ltd -———*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-*
7oc
Low
uC
III_1
_i
Ltd
Exploration
United
Jan
2»c
12 Va
12 Va
,
Dominion
30c
Feb
12%
iuc
Ltd
United
41%' May
Sep
'
Mines
United
Jan
25c
8
11 Va
12 %
w
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
10c
Jun
Tib
34Vic Nov
■
270
11 %
11%
I
Nov
Canada
Shares
♦
retroleum
Jan
10c
2
'
Titan
Trans
1*0
36%
3,443
10 VaC 10 Vac
39%
——1
Ltd.——11
Couvrette & Provost Ltee class A——5
Credit M-G Inc class A
10
Credit St Lawrence class A—
1
Coulee
Jun
30
Jan
Nov
10(
Apr
54c
■■
July
14c
9.500
12c
10c
Aug
25
70
27
27
27
33 Vac
_—
Copperstream Mines Ltd
Lead & Zinc Mines
54c
July
5c
Jan
Tazin
1,75
,
.
1.50,
Tallisman
for Week
/
——1
Ltd
Mines
Nov
4.75
4:00 Jan
1.30
4.50
,——————£._r£^—-_
Low
Par
Jan
5-.ac
Range
of Prices
——1
Lake .Mines Ltd
Tache
Sales
Week's
,
Last
•
Sale Price
High
Low
High
,
3c
Chipman
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
3c
Lake Mines Ltd
——1
Cv"«njoi-ciai Oil As Gas Ltd-Commodore Business Mach (Can) Ltd *
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 15)
Friday
Week's
Friday
13
200
63
64
5.890
19
Jun
Oet
Jan
15% Mar
19% May
1 * %
13
Feb
60% J uly
Nov
69*/2 May
-
Number b-317
198
Voume
.
.
(1973)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-
CANADIAN MARKETS
Sales
Range'
for Week
/ Shares
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
STOCKS/
Industrial
High
Low
High
8%
—2.50
Gas
,.'
1234
*
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian
Canadian
Pacific Railway——
Petrofina preferred —
Canaai-n
Salt
Canadian
Tire
Class
A
:
Corp
35%
36%
43.465
24%
Jan //
10 »4
Sep
lb
Jan
12%
12 %
13 "4
6/294
18V4
18 l/4
18'4
50
36
36
*
29%
2918
30%
Jan
35%
100%
10
99-8
Jan
19
19
150
18
July
24'2
24%
500
22
Nov
25
Feb
850
17
Jan
20%
Jun
Chrysler
/
17
455
15 %
Jan
17%
Jun
5%
1.100
4.30
Oct
6%
Jan
Oct
4.05
Jan
T.——•
common
Cochrane
Dunlop
Columbia
Cellulose
National
Conduits
Building
Consolidated
'Warrants
Gas
Consumers
Credit
Warrants
2nd
preferred
-Dale
—
—5
7
Jan
,
-
10%
9%
Jan
Sep
Jan
7.35
12
-
3
29%
12%
Sep
Feb
Lafarge
109%
9%
Sep
Ltd
Jan
6%
6-5b
4.805
5 V4
July
1.25
1.50
665
1.05
Jan
8
Oct
.
8V4
8%
2,475
15
550
1.50
1.50
1,900
49
50
210
/
9
i
11%
May
1.00
Laura
Jan
73i
56
Oct
61$
Apr
12% Mar
16
15
15%
Jan
11%
8,260
1.95
650
2.05
2.90
Nov
53%
5,703
47
Apr
Levy
150
92
Jan
16%
18%
11,377
16%
Nov
/
310
200
12%
13
2.634
120'
,
Jun
Nov
Jan
20
Apr
Jim
13%
Feb
Loeb
July-
103%
100
2,864
61
Jan
68%
17%
26,425
17
Jun
20
Sep
8%
220
7
July
10
Apr
17%
Oct
10%
%
„
"
15%
15%
1.042
10
Jan.
16%
16
16%
10,636
13%
Feb
17
16%
17%
15%
Oct
16,016
163a
Aug
21% Juiv
22
22
14.0
16%
Aug
22
21%
22%
2,735
16%
Jan
22',4
Nov/
39%
' 39
Jun
44%
Apr
•"•V
Ford
Ford
.
646
39%'
30 3 tf
11%
Sep
9%
9%
2,400
9
37%
37%
150
30
Jan
39
15
15
475
11%
l;eo
Sep
103s July
845
11
630
54%
54 3
18%
18%
1
32
•y
55%
12,793
19
H
1,277
'32
3.70
•
31
3.75
■f>
70
Fraser
253
550
^
71%
50c
55c
55c
20'/a
—5
55%
55%
175
174
900
.
2,600
55%
—•
,
20»a
Co
177
1
^
Co
Foundation
*
(A Ji
Fruehauf
.
common
Trailer
8
28
—
General
Aug
Mar
16
6 % July
10
11%
/Sep
General
Class
General
Steel
Globe
Wares
Envelopes
100
3.60
184%
Oct
Great
Winnipeg
Feb
Jan
Maple
Guaranty
Chemical
Hardee
Farms
Harding Carpels
Hawker
Hendershot
Hinde
Home
Class
Home
B
Feb
Jan
97
8%
Preferred
1,825
7%
150
8%
E
Oil
Class
_
30
V2
Sep
Nov
43 3
8
Feb
8%
412'r
preferred
For lootnotes,
—
see
Apr
Aug
33%
Jan
31
32
625
'31
Nov
33%
Jan
7%
7%
2.076
10%
Feb
r-
5.840
Nov
Mar
21
Nov
■■
201,/ii
CM O
_
IS
153n
105
105
15%
16%
115
10
106%
108
Sep
10% Mar
Feb
70
1.55
790
2.50
2.50
2.000
3.00
3.00
100
*
25 c
48
Feb
1.15
74c
2.95
55 e
1,100
21c
17%
1,541
14:%
920
30c
60cr
4.00
3,360
100
2.233
61%
•61
543
1.35 May
Sep
53c
17
•
3.85
4.635
31
1.820
100
5%
6%
6.730
96
18%,
100
96
37
18%
19%
1.815
57%
•
50 34
2.45
Aug
4.50
Oct
18%
Feb
17%
Feb
25 c
Nov
54
Sep
Sep
1.80
3.70
1.05
18
Nov
14
July
64
4.70
75
57%.
Jan
4.10
31% Oct
7 % May
Jan
100
20%
10% July
Oct
8
100
Nov
109
May
57 %
610
50
Mar
58
Sep
13
13%
5.560
10% July
14% May
*
14
14
15
6.157
11
15%
j
2.35
14%
69
6%
61
8
14c
July
Wire
2.65
1.35 Mar
2.368
13 V2 July
15
Oct
696
58% May
69
Oct
6%
7.125
19c
8.920
5% July
7%
5
13%
1.60
Jan
5c
30%
125
30
Sep
33
164
30
108
May
192
44
27,827
14%
5,617
6%
1.215
•
23 %
23'8
23%
50
—100
48%
48%
48
97
97
6%
6»4
Jan
3.25 May
Jan
2.45 May
3 00
3.30
28%
1.093
30
..
%75
-7%
7%
2.90
2.263
28%
2.625
30
_
,
73a
29
.
101
101
101
51
50%
51 %
10%
10%
103/4
Va
40
Sep
Oct
—
*■
A——;'J.
class
,.
__1
_—
5%
—.——
__/_..*
13
6%
Jun
Jan
16
,
.
'
Feb
Apr
'32
Jan
10%, Apr
Oct
14 %
July
15%
1178
Oct
88
Jan
4,492
45%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
57
545
10%
/
104
Nov
Jun
29%
Mar
50
13
Feb
15%
Nov
31% Mar
397/b
17'%
21
15%
37 3
V,
15,862
4
18''•
9
83
83
83
24 %
24%
24V4
12 3s
/14
14 %
-•
22
22%
3,566
2.80
2.80
37%
37%
27% May
11%
11%
6.25
6.25
6.25
Jan
10%
Jan
12% July
7 14
Jan
2.75
600
3.00
Petroleum
-1
__—
Preferred
—
50
Nov
Penmans
cpmnion
Class.
8%
A
Power
Price
Iron
6.00
Sep
18%
Oct
6%
Apr
49 5 »
50
170
483a
Sep
51
28%
225
26%
Apr
37
Feb
500
10%
Nov
13
Mar
1,000
8'a
Sep
10%
28
8%
8%
1.80
1.30
36 %
Bros
360
36
>
10% '
10%
—20c
Ore
Natural
Quebec
1963
»'
Gas——
1959 warrants
360
■2.600
'1.00 Aug
.
/
15,250 '
■4
1.40
%
Feb
Mar
1.25
___i_.
^—-
1 "4
100
—__—
Rapid
Grip Batten class
Chemical
Reichhold
Revelstoke
Preferred
—*
—*
——a—
Prop, pfd
Revenue
*
—2
A—
i-—
common—_1 L
Bldg
ser
7%
4,873
25c
30c
4.05
4.15
1,750
1.03
1.03
1.04
487
8
16%
17 >4
8 Vac
8' aC
2.100
22
22
^-20
23T2
;_____*
3.60
A
23i%
-r
Mar
6%
May
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
6% Mar
10% May
Nov
360
1.75
Jan
41% May
8% May
1.20
4.60
117
Feb
Oct
May
9%
Feb
Mar
18%
Sep
8
4.50
Jan
19%
530 '
Jan
20% May
100
231%
Jan
7% Aug
600
8%C,
Jan
8%
Aug
64% Jan
/
23%
Nov
3.00
100
8
8
16%
Jan
4.HO
25c
520
4.10
Sep
33% Aug
•2,953
7%
8
315
1,500
a
36 3
25c
—
warrants
9.00 May
140
1.70
._100
Trust
Premier
Premium
15% May
4,975
10%
360
Oct
38
10,025
1.70
Corp_^___
Aug
7%
10%
Industries
Phantom
11
19%
10%
Credit common—^..L—
Peoples
12,930
V
Jaii
30
Apr
Sep
19
7%',
49 3a
1,238
38 "
14%
15
23% Aug
4.50 Oct
7 Vb
19%
.1.25
,
Apr
May
85
6,200
21%
12%
Sep
Jun
9%
20%
445
14
-
%' Aug
80
Apr
75
.
Jan
8
3,612
8%
—__—
Oct
30
200
Wholesale—
Apr
25
■/■;
common..
Fixture
'Jan
21
Oct
Nov
*
—•—*'
Products
Sep
17%" Jan
15%
12%
4.75
27
36 34
*
Apr
Nov
2.90
350
15%
——•
1.60
16%
481
37%
;
Oct
25
•
Gas-.-
7
Jan
1.45
27%
,
27
_•
Natural
___——-—'•
Store
24 %
5% May
4.45
475
27%
27%
:
24 %
273V
Nov/'
14% July
.
200
3.30
2.90
2.90
1.570
16 %
15%
15%
/
5
1.50
, .
•
.
5%
1.50
common.
Warrants: ______—__a_—__
Oct
9
Nov
22
24%
Oct
3.50
3.65
900
3.50
Nov
5.50 May
44 %
45%
4,581
44%
Nov
47
5
10
—-—*
7V2
7%
170
4
8
8
8%
630
8
Nov
10
9 %
9
9%
36.486
6
July
——
—10
—*
73%
72 %
70
Royal Bank of Canada—.——/—
Royalit.e common
July
Robin
Nodwell
—
Standard
Rockwell
1
preferred
Paper class
Rockower
of Pall
—
1
A
Mall
A)
10%
—
Lawrence
Class
A
Maurice
Salada
Corp
21%
common
.100
preferred
Gas
——
Say/ette Ltd—
—1
Select Leased Prop
Finance
Selkirk
21 Vu
Aug
28%
65
47%
Jan
49
May
•Seven
97
25
95%
Sep
100
May
Shawiniean
class
A
Arts
Industries
May
4,882
200
10% May
14% Aug
305
2434
26
10 »/4
10%
250
102
21%
102 103%
% 175
42c
3.500
21%
41c
„_1
Jan
Feb
20% Jmy
23
Jan
Jan
104
Jun
99%
40c
'
9%
11%
11%
11,590
2.00
3.00
4,200
2.00
Sep
69c
Jan
Jun
11%
Oct
Nov
2.05
1.90
2.10
5.600
1.90 Nov
4.75
4.75
4.75
525
4.15 May
7 '/a
7%
2.327
7% July
1.125
4.25 July-
5
May
10%
9% July
' /''''
5
5
—
81
Sep
Nov
14%
2.80
—
9%
Jan
25%
7%
Holdings
9.435
%
,
73%
11%
Foods Ltd.—
Oct
9%
10
14'%
/
St
Feb
'
25 3 4
14 %
——25
Hugh
'
_—— —
Preferred
Russel
July
,
45% May
39% July
7
7Vb Mar
10
200
1.50
3.°5
31%
Sep
2T
28%
50
^
Jan
95c
Nov
30
13%
Oct
Sep
1.95
1.75
——A——. —5
Page Hersey'——
Pembina Pipeline common—
Jan
Nov
13c
5,000
%
2.00
1.20
2,'10r)
11.691
1!50
645
Power
Steel
Nov
27,828
7c
43
10
3.00
2.35
1.50
1,325
———_1
Utilities preferred——.100
Rothmans
69
164
43%
Oct
12%
_——
Flour
Rolland
14%
6c
30
110%
13%
Cement
Nov
2.60
L
68 3 4
Jan
12
preferred-___£____--w30
class B—
*
Steel
Ogilvie
May
13
2.-
104 %
2.90
4.25 Mar-
Aug
J a 11
Jan
Oct
287
3.00
__1___
Scotia
Ocean
Jan
/
Jun
16%
Nov
13%
Containers
Northwest
Aug
July
Jan
Nov
108%
Jan
Jan
123«
Jan
4.00
Oct
1.80 Mar
11
Feb
1.00 Aug.
July
3.20
115
12%
common
Products
Nova
Jan,
2.60 J uly
Mar
14
Jun
100
100
102
•
Oct
26 Vb
15%
Nov
Sep
Feb
•
Works—_—__
Jan
1.95
10%
102
283a
•
*
Preferred
•
183V
,2.507
May
2.20
1.50
'
•
24% July
2.90
•
:
Jan ■'
2.25
■
*
'
16%
6
—
107
—
;/'/•//•:'■"/■ •/;"'
50 % July-
49
11%- 11%
Apr
9
,1.40
11%
■
Jun
25
23
800
.
23 %
Jan
2134-July
10,322
25%
a
19
16.836
115
13'
46
157a
a
100
common
Warrants
May
44
2.25
43.
14%
•
Ontario
2.467
1.50
*
—10
*
page
2.00
14%
7 VA
Oct
30
4.86%
'25 %
*
Foods.
(Robert)
Oshawa
24
3.027
16%
.to
*
•
Trust
,Ontario
Jan
61c
6c
___—_
Jan
51 %
30
260
—_—1___
Locomotive
Corp
Oct
%
3,850
3.00
19c
Glaze.
9%
Jan
"951
1.175
B__
Jun
10
3.85
warrants
Flo.
Sep
47%
33
""--135
Brewery class A
Oct
491'a
Oct
Feb
2.10
—
Life
—
Imperial Oil
,
Imperial Tobacco common——„
6'A
preferred
Industrial Acceptance common—
$2,25
preferred
—~
7%
465
31%
23%
;
Brick
St
Imperial
3.767
50
24%
Telephone
Jan
135
14%
Imperial
13J55
7%
22%
.100
Milton
Northern
534
46%
1
,
7%
22 3s
.100
Molson
Oct
7 Vif-
50c
17
Apr
7%
•24%
Gas
Ontario
500
46%
<
9Vs
49 %
//; 23
24%
Mines
475
31
Co——
coininon_
C
10
Feb
7%
22 3
Properties
Industriei
Niagara
*
Warrants
Nov
23
_1
Canadian
C
P
Midwest
Northern
1.00
Feb
49^
r,_*
Erie
Husky
7 %
common
Ltd
Maxwell
M
Noranda
1.00
Jan
10%
9%
20
Bay
Huron
May
24%
a________r
Jan
13% July
11% July
13%
2.20
PiUfield——_20c
&
Hudson's
13
20
common
Feb
32
5%
32
*
A
A__2.53
class
Paper
Sep
16
Sep
■' Oct
10%
Aug
*
_
Jan
.
—2.53
&
A
:_10
Jan
51c
—_;—-*
——100
Power
class
Trust
Aug
,——•____—
_
10%
20%
National
13%
17
„_
—■
1.535
•
Neon
25
*
—
127a
7%
Oct
27
_100
_
preferred-——
Sep
78c
54c
common
class
Oil
Oct
12%
32
814
Jan
*
Dauch
&
22
.30
7%
2.30
preferred
Jan
-1
1st
Jun.
Jan
*
10
Hayes Steel common..,..
12 Vr
31%
Jan
2.50
common-
3.585
30
pfd_
1st
A
5%
8.65
—*
__
12%
21%
7%
6 %
19%
1
Siddeley
Preferred
Sep
20%
i/49 V*
460
300
;—_—*
common.
2.25
HO
525
2.363
———
common
3,745
T10'
Jun
65c
9%
common
Lines—
Trust
1
24
4.25
,•
class
July
24
*
1—
"/ 50
Feb
4.00
—
:
■
/
265
Industries
Greyhound
A_
Ltd
National
12Va
*
warrants
1956
Greening
class
...
Drdg & Chemical common
Industries pfd.—...
,
26%
12 7a
Hees
v
Apr
20%
National
45%
Jan
22
24
12
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
4%':<
preferred
SVa/v
preferred
Jun:
200
45%
45%
19
Jan
15%, Jun
24
L
common-
Leaf^Millq
Sep
200
200
13
10%
Feb
July
20
/
4.00
•"
•
pfd
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
63%
/ Oct
19
45%
,
.
Apr
s
A
National
1.00
18%
/12
100
100
13%
21%
Sep
,
class
Jones
B
Moore
24%
—
Oct
Jan
85c
8.865
16%
13
21V4
:
22
Class
Morse
12
:
:
16%
'
——
1.95
.
Feb
95c
50c
——
'
Sep'
37c
Jan
Macleods
Jan
28%
46 %
•
Gas
40c
Feb
95 c
1
B
3.100
Oct
2.95 May
Jan
(M)
83c
23%
:
trust
Voting
Hand
Saddlery
West
Greater
class
Coal
43c
7,
22%
Inc
25
79
*
warrants--—
July
13 '
7
1.00
13
warrants/—
2.30
43 %
Montreal
27%
28%
50
B
3,135
Apr
Jail
171%
63%
com
C
2.45
Oct
4.95
Jan
948
——_
West
2.40
3.05
20%
Aug
*
Class
Oct
•
32%
22%
Class
Great
2.10
367u
Montreal
Oct
88%
L
24
Oct
450
3.200
23%
Sep
50c
84%
Power—-
19%
20
2.75
Oct
4.90
Feb
180
3812
58
25
preferred „—_—h_l50
S2.80
Feb
2.40
295
Feb
25
550
__—50
—
80c
220
4.100
2.55
,16%
11% May
22
Warrants
Sep
35c
4.85
'
1.100
Fine
200
22%
Capital
Sep
15c
31C
4.40
Feb
387a
Knitting
200
Paper_,
Preferred
18%
21%
B
Class
260
7
Northern
Great
Jan
24%
Monarch
6%
10%'
0
14%
38
Monarch
14%
A
—_____
6.606
21%
Jun
1,336
7
10
_
18 %
197a
•
Jan
6%
Lakes
12%
17%
.•
common..
Sep
9%
Warrants
2.65 May
Nov
24%,
Groceterias
Pacific
Great
._3
Shops
6%
B
Lakes
Nov
8%
2.45
-i
25V4
Machay
Class
1.55
,450
38
66
27%
A.
4% preferredclass A
Goodyear Tire
Gordon
1.500
21%
21% May
27
common
class
.
:
20
Oct
6 %
.50c
common
class
Mfg
cotnmon__l
6%
14%
.50c
Products
.'
380
.6%.
14%
A
General
Great
Drill
Petroleum
General
Jan
6% May
9
2.55
Candy
Jan
.
1
—
Motors
.20
200
28
6 %
*
—
3__—
July
1.65
■
17
1
—
Dynamics
80c
5
8%
1.55
•
4.40
i.
.
50 %
.1%
Bakeries
Development
General
10% May
24 %
Niagara
General
11% May
Jan
Nov
675
17%.
8
27%
*
;_2
_________
Jan
10
'
%
8
*
.
Companies
Freiman
5%.
•
.
'
—•
•
Corp,
5%
450
Oct
8V2
42c
10%
6.900
5-%
"
375
50c
—
.
15
Canada
Motor
of
11
10 >4
47c
•
70
Jan
_
'
20
Maclaren
Nov
22
*
3.55
103«
Oct
102% 103%
8
*
Apr
3.05 Aug
6.331
,
Nov
50
66%
17%'
—__4
3.15
10»/4
-i
Financial
B
Loblaw
65%
._
Jan
25
Class
124
17%
common
Jan
2.05
49c
1.60
,
Co
Loblaw
66 %
>y.
r
4.95
1.70O
3.35
*
Preferred
23% May
102%
Candy
Fleetwood
3.30
2.525
7 %•
2.80
.38
Class
Sep
100
10%
7%
A
Apr
7
2.65
,
preferred
5 %
7
class
13%
warrants
Industries
Feb
110
10%
Grain
Feb
'
7
Farms
9111
3.30
—L—
&
Loblaw
55% Jun
Jan
100
10%
Mfg
325
U
—•
.
Fleet
Jan
10%
7%
•
Jan
common.———,
Federal
Jan
59%
preferred
Lawson
55
138
—-—10
Federal
68
Aug
preferred
$2.00
100
170
51 %
*
Farmer
Aug
___*
Gas^
$1.25
14
14%
——*
Fanny
53%
50 %
10
.
Secord
Nov
56
100
_•
Canadian.
1.435
3,459
•
$6.25 preferred
Si.40
preferred
50
73 '
1.95
_____——._*
Sep
53
10
A___„
class
Cement
Laurentide
.1.75 Mar
Aug
Jan
30
Sep
56
'
51%
-
May
3.85
56%
'
Warrants
17%. May
13% Mar
14
'•
Jan
87
56
10
Lake Ontario Cement
Nov
17
______;
Famous Players
!
common
.___
Lakeland
Jan
8% July
7% July
510
10%
122
*
6%
Nov
Jan
1.50 Feb
"
2.65
*
Falconb'ridge
78 'A
18.306
■
120
Trust
Forms
Ltd
Warrants
16%
16%
Co————
—T—
Pre-ferred
3,65
3,207
3.80
2.80
Preferred
19 % May
7 >4 Mar
120
635
72
—____'—*
Investment
"265
83%
*
m
Nov
8 %
16%
—
.
Match
Service
Warrants „«',
of Canada
10% July
-•
common
3.85
82
3.60
52
1
Douglas
Kelly
Latiatt
18%
-
25
—______—*
Jun
543b May
56%
52 %
25c
preferred—
41 % May
105
70
,18%
common
Feb
27%
Oct
Oct
Jan
36
40,622
13
Magnesium
Steei Coal
Textile
Class, B
Nov
Jam
4.75
22 3
4,370
39 %
—*
*
Inv._l
-4
Gen
73%
Aug
47
357
Nov
100
Co
Dupont Co
.
965
—~—-*
Stores
Exquisite
8%
15
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—'
Emco
8 38
4.10
2nd
.•
Glass
Economic,
Jan
10V4
.•/ Preferred ///_—■-----23.50.
Eddy
778
10514 106%
——
common—.
Preferred
Dominion
28.880
50
•
Ltd
Dominion Foundry & Steel
Dominion
10 3 4
8 l/2
/
Oct
Oct
71
Jan
3.70
Warrants
18Va
Electroliome
Dominion
Jan
10
Dominion Coal preferred-
Dominion
9
-10
Dominion
Dominion
9% Nov
9 % May
Oct
IIV2
1.50
Z
.—
.Preferred
Oct
/
-50 / /
Distillers Seagrams————______-2
Dominion & Angio Inv pfd
100
Dominion
Club
Jockey
6
_l
'a
■
_■—_w—
Bridge
Dominion ox Canada
Oct
6%
15
—
Estate
22%
200
8%
common.—
___——
"
Sep
28% July
21 Vu
3,482
r
*
■
■
61 % July
10.010
24
.
8%
24
July
44" 4
Jan
87c
Apr
Mar
25
"
19% May
Oct
6V72
16
3.65
3.65
warrants.
275
18% /
6 V'2.
8
-
82 %
•
25c
Lake
B
10,810
39%
*
International
Class
6%
10,309
—
Crush
Jefferson
6*4
36.985
——
Nest
8% May
./ May
20
Public
Jamaica
3.80 May
Apr
"
Zellerbaeh
Crown
2.10
Oct
109
Syndicate class A
9%
7.35
7_—r——
Crows
Jon
8
350
29%'
105%
<
25
Intel-provincial Discount common-——*
Intel-provincial Pipe Line
—5
10
8V2
Trust
Crown
48%'
22%
1.25
Timber
68%
23%
48'%
common-
5612 May
5% Api-
29
——
.Cosmos Imperial
Grain (R Li
Ltd
Preferred
67%
23 3 a
Utilities
—
159
6.50
w-——
Crestbrook
6734
Preferred
Investors
29%
•
Coronation
_•
2.50
Nickel
International
8%
*
415
535
Jan
•
.
125
23
69%
Kelvinator
B
preferred-—--Clark Publishing
—
Corby Distillery voting—
41c
57c
7 %
23
Nov
Nov
7.20
Class
Coop
1.580
56c
7%
"
7
Jun
6%
Jan
68%
Nov
1.700
12
17 %
69
16
3.541
»
1.750
Jan
18%
Jan
19
6.25
Nov
4.75
Apr
8% May
Apr
4.10 July
16%
Nov
1,z0
^bep
7V.t
150
5
International Minerals
13 %
10%
■
7yc
3.425'
6%
18 7a
High
7%
4,15 Feb
450
6%
JL00
19
17
17
6%.
r
38 "4
7%
common—
20
>•;
26 7
Oct
3.25
•
17
26%
6%
_~i——
Mining & Smelting—'—
Consolidated Paper ——
1,240
26%.
22 V2
Consolidated
4.75
638
—
Oct
7
.
4.60
25
Preferred
.
10%
•
10
common
Preferred
200
'—
37
13 3
13 3
455
15%
3.15
8%
8
56c
223
38
~7
*
500
*
18.320
12%
___
1.660
84c
8
mm
1
Gas/———
8
15%
—1
"i_—*
Bakeries
Consolidated
'-mm
_____jr___,
city
38 ''4
4
13
38
*
common
Inter
7%
82c
mm
_10
common
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate common
1.90
2.400
2.50
3.15
Clair tone
preferred—
Gas
98 10034
15 3
-25
25
•
—
17
2.30
2.40
——0
*
______
Jan
17
.
—1
•
Wines
common
22%
_*
Low
ti,
International Bronze Powders com__L_*
j, .101 :/ Apr
4.85
.---20
preferred
J tin
International
•17
com.'
Industries
Oct
■
mm
2-
Warrants
Mar
46
Jan
Co
Natural
Al___i__
—
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
7%
82c
Preferred,
Apr
32% July
24 %
Western Natural Gas
4preferred
—
Properties
22
29%
19
Canadian
Inland
23%
-*
Cement
Inland
Sep
50
100 %
Canadianwide
Nov
135
100%
class
36%
325
—-100
Mtrs
Inglis
Shares
•,
—
class
Machine
(John)
for Week
Low
.
Ingersoll
'13%
v
,
33
—
Minerals
Wire
7
37
29%
7
33
...
Wallpaper
$1.75
3.50
com.
Canauian
Chemcell
2,000
Industrial
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
/
-
Industrial
5.00 Feb
Nov
3.70
33
Vickers
18%
,
/■■
/•'
Oct
Nov
13%
Aug •••«..
Feb
:
3.50
-*
_*
—
.
—
Canadian
Hlclfi
Chateau Gai
13%
10
_______
preferred
Capital
10%
3.564
35%
25
common
Utilities
1.060
18 'a
a
3.50
—
1
Canadian
o',<
common—
Co.
___
,
17 •'? i
12%
171
„._10
Preferred
/ '•;
Feb
10
7% July
1,185'
8%
"Week's
Last
Sale Trice
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
'
Canadian
(Range for-Week Ended Nov. 1 5)
Friday
Week's
Friday
41
L
f-
3.65
Sep
2.10 Oct
6.50
11
5%
Feb
Mar
Aug
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
Monday, November 18, 1983
(1974)
42
I
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended Nov. 15)
"
'
Friday
Last
stocks
-T~.—r~—
Ltd.:
—
Warrants
Canada
Shell
1,358
25 Va
July
5.75
5.9 0
2,486
5.30
Jan
9.05 May
13%, Jan
20 % May
common
Silknit
B
Class
Ltd—:
K
S
Steel
—-
Feb
14 %
14%.
236
13
Jan
14%
Sep
37%
3,292
29%
Jan
38 Va
Oct
-3.05
5,500
2.75
Jan
3.55
10%
19%
4.70
4.70
4.95
900
Bros
9%
Canada—;
—
Industries
10
Tamblyn
Texaco
common
Third
Toronto
Star
Marts
Towers
5%
B
^50
Corp
Steel
United
Vendomatic
—
___
Vulcan
Waimvright
&
Webb
Preferred
'Class
4 %
r,'c
SG
9
Feb
11%
Oct
Con
21
1,175
18 Va
29%
26%
10
29%
26 VA
30
1.368
4.00
730
20 c
66c
1.300
3.00
10c
1,000
14%
58%
27c
May
59 Va
54
7,758
7
7
1.800
14%
15%
4.25
350
65c
4,462
50c
Consolidated
Consolidated
10%
1,065
18%
18%
19
1,515
Va
12
12%
225
16%
97
97
8.00
8,129
108
108
50
3.10
3.10
9
8%
20%
6.25
6.65
3.75
'
Nov
23
Jan
100
Nov
12
Apr
2.50
100
1,250
40c
-
3.55
«
Jan
Oct
Jan
22
7.20
4.10
75c
Apr
—'
Exploration—
Accra
40c
i—L'r:
Mines Ltd
Agnico
__
25c
22c
' .2.48
10%c
;4c
10c
Alminex __a—a—____a_^_—a—*
Amalgamated Rare Earth
—1
American Leduc Petrol
:
10c
Allied
Minerals
Roxana
Lead Mines—r
Anacon
,
Courvan
Aug
May
Huronian
.—
Anglo Rouyn Mines—-—
Anglo United Development
Ansil
Mines
Associated
Coast
Atlantic
Ruffner
27c
22c
2.45
40c
Jan
3,700
^200
Aug
2.12
10,995
2.59
Sep
Sep
Jan
3.20
Apr
20 %c
Jan
2,305
IOC
Aug
14,400
4c
Nov
7%c
Jail
33c
Jan
22c
Nov
12c
8.500
5%c
Anr
15c
July
9.85
2,760
7.15
Jan
10%
Nov
14c
1.100
/ 10c
30c
27 %c
34c
42,350
20g
24.166
22c 2 6 Vac
8c
13c 16 Vac
90c
7,533
40c
36c
43c
91,550
'14c
14c
16c
7,300
May
Sep
14c
Jan
Jan
1.29
May
18c
July
90c
56.500
85c
__
15c
42c
7 Vac May
1,500
15 %c
Feb
Aug
7VaC Sep
7.100
Cowichan
Mines
Cusco
1.55
Mines
3.500
80c
4,250
6c
Nov
8c
26.000
5c
Jan
6 VaC
1G.OOO
5c
Jan
July
Jan
3.45
3.60
23
23 Va
25%.
25%
25%
2,660
1.51
1.66
8.600
92c
Jan
Mar
.
„
25 V
A__l__25
___
Oil
50c
1
1
;
-
.
Bankfield
1.10
Jan
16c
Aug
lOVaC Sep
9c
4.15
Jun
Sep
Mines
Barnat
Base
—■
Metals
Black
Copper
Corp
Mines
Brunswick
&
Feb
60c
July
1.20
Feb
Pete
Amphi
East
El
Mines
Mining
Sol
Eureka
-
—
Oct
Feb
Great
Gridoil
49,284
11c
Jan
40c
Jun
3,400
35c
Oct
53c
Jun
14c
Feb
28c
Nov
23c
260.800
24c
1
1
23c
•
46,600
4.10
22 VaC
23 c
6,239
1.600
Jan
Jan
21c
5.40
5.80
42.405
2.34
11.520
6c
6c
2.500
Mar
Oct
Apr
4.00 Aug
Sep
19c
Jan
July
6.45
37c
6.15
Oct
2.67
4%c Jan
Jun
23c
65c
3.10 Mar
1.79
Goldray
9C
,
43.
17%
-1
9c
11c
500
9c
17%
2.05
1.750
18
2;05
2,580
;
200
——
Grandroy Mines
Granduc Mines
Gulch
Gulf
9
Vac Aug
8c
17
2.00
28c
Nov
60c
Jan
35c
Jan
19,300
14c
Sep
1.25
2,398
84c
Mar
4.40
600
3.35
88c
1,000,068
2.32
62c
118,600
1.60 %•. ' 3,900
-
1.45
Oct
Sep
4.60 Mar
Jan
2.42
Aug
9c
62c
10c
20c
4c
5c
3,500
4c
18 %c
19c
9.994
1.15
1.25
11,100
1.00
10c 10 Vac
12.822
7 Vac
9c
10c
5 VaC
7c
18,000
1.66
18c
.7,760
5c
600
1.66'
4.05
V
4.40
2.33
Jan
8c
Mar
Nov
13c
Sep
6,300
14c
Mar
22c
105,500
7c
Jan
22c
700
25c
Aug
Nov
28c
■
,15c
23c
6.262
15c
96c
1.00
800
62c
Jan
Lead
4,210
16%
Jun
'20
Jan
3,182,086
6%c
Jan
Feb'
34Vac
Nov
Sep
7c
9 Vac
20 c
4,754,600
3%c
Jan
43c
Jun
'lie
12c
20,125
9c
Aug
22c
Mar
16 %c 16 Vac
6.100
16c
Apr
29c
Jan
6c
3,550
5c
May
11c
Jan
55c
59c
43,950
qc
Feb
15c
24
2.20
Mines
Harrison
Hasaga
1_a„
Minerals
a
9%c
17,700
6c
July
lie
Jan
Mar,
39c
May
Jan
--74c
May
Hastings
Oct
Hudson
Hudson Bay
Bay
Pam
1
,—5
Mining & Smelting
Oil
—
Porcupine
—2.50
--1
—
-—1
Hydra Exploration
Iso
33c
95,675
71c
71c
2,702
57c
10
10%
Copper
Mines
80c
3,230
26%
27 Va
13Vs
14 Va
Mines
;
1
_a_—.—.1
13%
Feb
95c
Jan
24%
6.95
Jan
34Va
Jan
6%c
10,400
Aug
Aug
15
Sep
1
Apr
12c
11% Jun
1,960
10c
9c
Oct
Sep
3.90
1,950
'
Sep
30c, Mar
19 Vac
20c
7,500
15c
Aug
8c
8c
2,400
7c
19c 19 VaC
8,600
15c
Aug
July
5%c
5 VaC
10.000
5 Vac
Nov
9c
Sep
1.95
2.01
10.400
1.95
Oct
2.75
Feb
1.8G
Jan
3.00
Apr
65c
July
1.23
Feb
'
2.32
13c
9c
159,200
5c
9.500
16c
4,350
2.25
2.29
1.01
2.418
2.87
2.00 July
Jan
Jan
23c
22c
Sep
Aug
Apr
Jan
13c, 14 Vac
70,500
11 Vac
10c
17.000
8 VaC
Aug
14 %c
3.05
950
2.80
July
3.70
Feb
Jan
Feb
70c
V 2.596
1.05
66c
66c
.
6c
10c
Feb
30%, Oct
25,625
30%
5,822
25 Va
11c
1.000
8c
May
2,700
,65c
Jan
83c
81c
'
10%
9c
il VaC
4 %c
'
10 Va
1,8561
66,500
10%
4 Vac
•
1.748
"
15c 15 Vac
„
8c
July
Jan
Sep
Nov
Jan
20c
19c
1.000
3,625
28,450
13c
.
May
18c
Jan
14c
4.00
11c
33Vac
15c
400
40c 43 %c
25.356
Apr -•
13
July
I8V2C Jan
Oct
Sep
3%c Aug
18c
12%
90c
Mar
,
13 Vac
3.75
17c
4.690
18c
12 Va
Apr
Sep
7c
30
10c
'
2.95 Mar
r
4.75 July
July
July
15%
30c
56c
Feb
5c
Aug
7 Vac
Apr
6c
Oct
TO Vac
Apr
11
Sep
6c
7c
7c
8 Vac
14,500
10,500
8.10
8.35
4,546
2.60
8.25
V
-
11c
14c
18c
3.00
| 26%
57%
15%
26VaC
25c
2.16
.
Mar
2.95
.
6c
10%c
1.72
9%c
r
30%
—
37c
lOVaC Mar
''
Sep
Mar
10%c May
Nov
24.100
12c 12 Vac
10c
—
29c
Feb
1.09
12%c
Jan
30c
1.01
12c
V
4.900
28c
1.01
2.25
,
2,150
78c
' 7c
/
2.40
71c
2.34
8c
28c
.
Feb
10
15.800
5.45
89c
Jan
55c
8,258
■
70c
5.25
19c
May
Irish
19Vac
20c
.
1
Mines
Heath
Sep
.
28 Vac
5.40
26 Va
14
9c
20c
—1
——
Gold
—1
1
Lake.—a————~1
Highland Bell
Hollinger Consolidated Gold—
Feb
6C
42c
-1
Gold Mines
Headway Red
Jaa
,
3.95
1
17 %c
13,500
—————1
Mines—
Mining —__u—'
Jun
8c
3.00
7c
Oct
Feb
11c
29.760
21c
8c
14c
4,527
12c
Apr
17c
July
800
85c
Jun
16c
Jun
1
Mines
1.-31
18%
,
31c
-1
—1
Freehold
Jan
May
34 VaC
7Vac '
9c
.
Jun
26c
17%
59c
—9c
——a—
Develop.——
Plains
Jan
Nov
,
Jun
,43c
'
27 Vac
17%
;
5~.25 May
Nov
15c
13c
~
22c?
■%_
32%c
7 V2C
19c
Feb
2.55 May
14 VaC
28c
'
Juiy
9c
May
3.90
3.201
Aug
Nov
14%c Aug
Mar
5c
Feb
1.27
Aug
1.51
Nov
May
Apr
44c
Oct
Feb
11 VaC
—
Jan
12%c Jan
Aug
Jan
35c Aug
1.55 Oct
4,107
—
Gunnar
Hugh
11c
Jun
850
29c
1.97
4.25
—
Nov
47c
40 Vac
20c
Oct
May
7 Vac May
9c
7.55
v
2.17
Mining
Hallnor
10c
13,800
62c
5.55
—*
For footnotes, see page
9c
,14c
2.34
1'
1
1
1
1
_a-
12,720
8c
4.00
8c
13c
13c
61c
1
•
1
Edmonton
Petroleum
Uran
7c
24c
Oils
Glenn
Goldfields
11c
37c
1
Explorers—
Mines
Glacier
Sep
36c
Lake
Mascot Mine
Feb
6Vac
Aug
18c
9 Vac
7,000
16c 16 VaC
15c
12Vac
>
Yellowknife Mines Ltd—
VaC
,
68c
Nov
6c
5c
V—.—;_a_——1.
———_a—1,
1 ;
——1——1
,.1
—1
——1
Giant
%c
109,319
19%c Oct
5c
3,784
10c
1
—
Giant
4
20 VaC
,
Genex
3VaC Nov
27c
Apr
Jan
Sep
15c
1
_.
Ltd.;
Mines Ltd—
Jun
21c
7c
12c
preferred
...
3.05
^lIOz
Mines
Geco
10c
17 %c
44c
13 %c
1.66
1
——1
^20c
a-——10
Ltd.—
Mines
Petrol
French
4
igc
1,690
10 %c
1
j.1
Mining
Frobex
Jan
6.50
9.099
5c
1
Mines
Uranium
Francoeur
21c.
2.20
16c
57c
19c
—1
Corp
Fatima
Nov
11,000
July
Jan
Jun
1.05 Aug
12c
-1
1
1
-1
Ltd
Elder-Peel
Nov
26.220
Jan
6c
,
Api-
1.23
:—1
Mines
East Sullivan
13c
28c
10c
Jan
75c
4.25
a.,..—a—1
—*
————
Malartic
71c
6.85
Oct
4c
500
29c
1
Gold
East
4.700
18c
5 %c
3,500
5c
——
Co.
Copper
10.575
6.50
13c
51c
72c
Dynamic
15c
28c
Feb
5C
13 Vac
10%
Duvan
76c
7c
1
—1
i;
—
71c
23 %c
Mines
Cadamet
3lc
Mar
4.700
Mining & Smelting
Holdings Ltd
Red
Calgary
Aug
49o
4.608
Ankerite
Camerina
12c
9,000
46.500
Mines
Buffalo
Mines
9,700
49c
10c
Ltd
Buffalo
Cable
13c
7 %c
Pioneer
Reef
11.800
13c
3 Vac
Mines
Bay Uranium
Mines Ltd
Bralorne
Sep
9c
Bouzan
Broulan
Nov
1
1
1
50c
.
Quebec
Yukon
Bidcop
1.66
52c
3 Vac
Mines
Bevcon
25% May
1
Duquesne.
Belcher
Mining Corp
Bethlehem
Jan
10c
.a
Beattie
Belleterre
24% May
3%c
;
*1
*
Mines
Petroleums
57c
14c
—
13c
71c
50c
Ltd.
Mining-
Uranium
Baska
Bibis
13c
1
.
Exploration
Barymin
July,.
23c
32 %c 38 Vac
,,
Trust
Barex
24Va
Nov
16c
1 1—:_h.
:
1
Oils——.——25c
Dickenson Mines
1
Dome Mines
—_a_aa—_—*
Dome
Petroleum
-2.50
Donalda Mines
_a
;
——1
Dunraine Mines
*
Sep
49c
Bankeno
Bata
"
25c-
51c
Mines
Gaitwin-Mining
Banff
Apr
13,310,
11c
Fargo Oils Ltd.
Farwest
Mining—.—
22
Jan
15c
"
Palmer
Devon
Faraday
350
Feb
78c
Oct
84c
Mines.-—
Delnite
Denison
Feb
7c
,
July
Oct
4V4C
I6V2C
6c
—
r.___
Feb
3.40
2.50
9 Vac
6 VaC
2.15
Jan
26 Vac
Feb
41c
4c
16c
28c
Nov
Jan
2,000
,
79c
1
...i,-—1
;
34c
400
2.00
Oct
1T6
1.90 July
5.00 Aug
6,625'
53c
6 Vac
—
Mines
Gold
Pacific
Delhi
Mines..
Brewis
Horn
Deldona
74c
83c
3.45
51c
51c
1
—:
——
Jan
T.54
1
Bailey Selburn Oil—
'
$5 preferred
—-a_
5%%
preferred
18c
600
80c
——1
Explorers
Jan
6c
6c
11,516
13,000
♦
^_a„
33c
80c
6%c
20c
20c
2.35
10c
—_———a——-1
Crowpat
12 Vac
6V2C
1 •:
7,700
19c
7 VaC
,
Mar
6 VaC
__
1
1
21c- 22 VaC
8c
Mines
—__50c
Pershing———.————1
63C
6V2C
.*
—_a
40c
Aug
4 Vac
4c
1.13
Mines
Jan
1.10
/34c
Feb
10c lOVaC
8c
Copper
Mines-
15c
500
22c
Jan
7.85 May
77c
1,300
'
1.05
Mines
Gold
5,126
45c:
56c
25c
8c
Gold Mines
Aumaque
Aunor
—
—
Yellowknife
Atlas
Atlin
Nickel
—.
43c
54c
14c
Feb
Jan
10c
%2
40c
11
—
Arcadia
Warrants
Oct
5.75
43c
14c
—_
Oil
7Vac
1,000
15,970
1.08
Gold Mines-—a2-_—_a__.—
Arjon
Sep
1
...
Asamera
Jan
66c
__1
1
—
,——
Area
*
7Vac
Jan
9.80
24c
■
*
1
•
Anglo
4%c Aug
25c
7.25
Oct
5% May
5,203
8 Va C
3.80
—
Craigmont
1,700
7.00
3,000
81,959
,
Croinor
9.80'
20c
,
a_aa__a——1
Petroleums
Anchor
45c
—1
Ore——;—__—_l
Pitch
Allied
Gold
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
7.10
4.05
'
!_——1
Mining
—1
Copper—-;—..—.—a——_—*,V
Oct
4%c
8%c
:
—.1
Ltd—
Mines
Advocate
...
Oil
&
Gas
Acme
Oct
10c
*
—*
Zinc
Lead
Coulee
Oct
38c 40 %c
4%c
_1
1.13
2.35
Sannorm
Copper-Man
Deer
<
300
3.15
—1
Coppercorp
Jan
oils
Mines
Uranium
May
——_*
Rambler
Exploration
Ltd
,
Mines
Conwest
Apr
Decoursey
Acadia
49'c
Jan
3,500
177,900
1
—
Daragon Mines—
and
Oct
43c
19c
Mosher
Consolidated
Daering
mines
28 c
96c
79c
1
Poplar.—
Consolidated Regcourt Mines-
Apr
111■
Jan
Feb
1,000
33c
1.25
31c
May
\
Nov
Apr
Feb
50c
Sep
21c
1
Mines—_—__1
Consolidated West Petroleum
*
9%
83,a
4.95
Feb
Jun
18c
30c
Oct
3.10
2.95
3.75
16c
22c
25c
Consolidated Red
Sep
15 Va
49c
Sep
26 %C
Jup
ll3a
3.245
4.85
w_w—a'-a——
Electric—
13%
Oct
670
21 V4
6.25
Jan
Jan
1.15
Apr
1,900
9
20%
-II5
A
Jan
1.75
Aug
1
1
2.25 Mar
100
,
Apr
Jan
5Vac
Consolidated
Feb
12%
7%
1.03
7c
9 Vac
2.10 Mar
16%
——
3.10
;
19%
600
8%
/
20%
106%
'
Jan
Jan
12 VaC
3^95
_1
Jan
1.36
/
8,900
46c
Nov
7.50
5c
Nov
9.25
6.100
bzc
Mines
Jan
12
19.500
33 c
s.
98c
-
7c
*
1
1
_*
*
Mar
"
1.25
1
Mai-
16c
10c lOVaC
'
-1
May
14c
16 Vac Mar
14 Vac 15 Vac
1.55
94
6,996
17
8%
6%c
14 %c
55c
15% July
11% Nov
35
7.50
1.02
1.60
30%
Apr
10%' 10%
16%
12,245
—.—__2
Consolidated Negus Mines.—2——_ 1
Consolidated
Nicholson
Mines_.
*
Consolidated Northland Mines
1
.
Jun
May
July
8,] 64
1.10
1.00 Mar
Jan
70c
'
1.02
■
Exploration!.—1
Oct
30c
16%
6.75 July
4,625
a—a_
Morrison
75
15%
12,021
-—r.——1
—1
1
Mogul
Consolidated
100
15V4
Oct
3.075
7.60
Jan
40c
Sep
10
70c
11 Va
7.30
Feb
Oct
Jun
%5'%
45C
64c
10%
1.75
Mac——
Jan
1.575
\
Mic
Consolidated
7.00
17%
10
11,050
69c
7.30
1,50
—1
52c
Oct
1.65
—
2.05
30
+
Consolidated
Consolidated
1.00^ Jan
60%' Jun
41%
28 Va
6c
9%'c
Jan
80c
TOO
Consolidated
4.65 July
13% Mar
30
38 Va
9,000
10%
—2.50
Jun
46c
30,
III*
Consolidated
May
16
July
80c
12
Nov
8va
36 Va
-
7 VaC
Apr
9 VaC
Aug
7c
Jan
18c
Oct
8c
—1
Discovery
_1
Dragon Oil—
—1
E'ast Crest.—-—
—*
Fenimore Iron.-—
—7
Gillies Lake.
;
'——1
Golden
Arrow—
1
Halliwell _-_r.
——1
Marcus Gold Ltd.—
1
Consolidated
20c
Jan
6c
7,701
8,100
Cal% Flin
•
Central Cadillac
Consolidated
-
84.800
6 Va C
Smelting^
Bellekeno
Consolidated
4.00 Mar
1,161
35c
38 Va
•
Ltd class A__—
warrants—
Knitting class A—!_—
Consolidated
1
60c
—5
:
Consolidated
Jan
5%. Jan
45c
A
Oct
May
1.15 Mar
Aug
925
1.010
9c
13c
Copper Mines—
Shawkey
Con
Nov
13 Va
1.896
4.25
38c
12c
Key Mines
Aug
Mar
37c
6 VaC
13c
l
.
26c
"1.14 Jan
Oct
37c
6c
Mines
Consolidated
6%
Jan
15%
25c
"lie
Jan
31
•-
Oct
6 %
4.10
I_20
.
Jun
28 Va
Jan
100
35c
;
B
Nov
%
15%
_*
(John) Co
Stores
Class
75c
3.80
4.10
7
Woodward
Zenith
66c
15 Va
Alexander
York
23
30 Va
Jan
28% Mar '
-75
4.80
too
Wood
23 %
1.955
,30
4.30
8
-
Mines__.—
Consolidated
*
Wood.
Class
26
30
4,70
•
•
—
May
2.034
29 %
Jun
l
Metals.—
Commonwealth Petrol
11 Va
*
—
class A
Yukon
&
10
7% Mar
20%
Feb
1.30
6 VaC
Combined
7.55
Pass
Apr
11
.10
preferred
White
Jan
23%
Coniagas
Warrants
v
14%
Nov
58%
A—
preferred
Nov
Aug
52%
common.:—__
class
11%
21
Aug
*
(Geo)
Weston
8%
29%
8 Vac
Apr
•
Mining & Smelting—
Cochenour Willans
—a
Coin Lake Gold Mines,
Nov
Jan
20%
Sep
95c
Chromium
49
—
Supplies
Chibougamau Mining &
Chimo Gold Mines
35
1
Pacific
Western
Oct
1,140
—
Products
Westeel
Wesrern
Oct
15%
650
—5
A
36
Nov
450
8%
—
Plant
Sep
Jan
u%.
21%
1
______
Indies
West
class
37%
11%
4c
1.459
—
:
21
-
Ltd)
Mines
Chib Kayrand
21%
13.166
1.02
Jan
9%
52%
common
Foods
West fair
3.50
_
1
Chesterville
6 Va
5c
99c
.
I
Cheskirk
20,965
4%c
_
...
Jan
8%
Jan
6%c Aug
I
Jan
8%
33c
7,500
"
Oil
9%
—
Trans
Jun
62 Va
__
42
13%
9,602
■7 Vac
7c
—
Apr
80
42 %c43 Vac
43c
•
Rio——
15%
19.067
Aug
—_—
14 Va
28,493
1,909
13c
:
Ltd..
Corp
Oct
39
July
—-i
Nov
14%
Oct
76c
_
.r.:—_—i
_
10%
20c
—
—v
Equipment
Knapp. (.Canada
Westcoast
Apr
11%
17c
2.075
,—
10 Va
35 Va
-4————-
Walker G & W
Waterous
60c
—
Quartz
Pat Gold
Porcupine
"V. 1.20 Jan
2.850
82c
•
Charter
-
9,200
18c
82c
13c :13 Vac
Mines
100
3.75
Trust———
Gray
&
Del
52 Va
_2————
-
Central
Central
Aug
1.03
17c
l
12,690
'
13%
66c-
—!—
Mfg
Victoria
Sep
32 Va
Venezuelan Power common—
Viceroy
56%
1,600
Asbestos
Central
'
Jan
1.02
•
Mines Ltd
Gold
Cassiar
Jan
July
7 Vac
Cariboo
14 Va
92c
27c
17c
Inca
Captain
66 Va May
Feb
May
80c
VaC Mar
82c
16%
i
*
Oct
251
Oct
Feb
22
_10c
Crest
High
'
5.75
1.40
_20e
Export Gas «fe Oil
Exploration
9%
——-*
,
1.02,,,
■52%
Alloys 4—,-—-—r——-
Vanadium
Jun
"66
11%
__2-—-rr-00
Apr
Oct
8%
59
21%
20
1.18
Nov
53%
9
175
'
9,351
July
4.25
Feb
13
11%
1.02
Candore
Oct
22%
Jan
113
61c
92c
1
—.
Can-Erin Mines
Jan
11
8%
preferred
50
preferred!
——_
Union Gas of Canada common.,.—United
Corps class A
*
Class
B
—
-•
Preferred
59%
11%
33 •:
2nd
■
12.631
14%
1st
*
63
60c
1
common.:——*
Acceptance
Union
60%
39
—
Pipeline—
—
Elevator commonpreferred—l...—
A
6%
11%
11%
Prairie
Class
1,000
60c
Canada Pipeline———
Trans-Mountain Pipeline _——
Trans
6%
195
8V2
11%
.
A———-
Trans
Turnbull
A
96c
i.
—
—
Silica
Canadian
Williston
Oct
1.80
Jan
59
13
—
preferred
•
A-—■
common:.
Traders Finance ola^s
Class
62 Va
*
class
preferred
43
1.050
8
8%
_10
Works
Iron
'
1.70
525
4.25
■
17%
1,000
53%
Nov
Canadian
19 % May'
1.10 Mar
.
Oct
1.70
Canadian Northwest
July
106
15 Va Mar
3.15
5.60
Aug
—
Oct
23 Va
Apr
358
8
Tip Top Canners class : A
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto
102
950
53%
Jan
1.00
Warrants
23 Va May
19 Va Mar
,
1.55
4.25
Aug
2.99
:
North
17%
53%
6c
16,844
1.50
Canadian
1.50
-■
57,000
5.30
1.50
Canadian
17%
.
9c
5.00
Long Island..—
Malartic Gold—
1.50
Industries —
Canada Ltd common——
Canadian Gen Investment.
Tancord
6 VaC
5.10
Canadian Dyno Mines
——
19%
8c
,_10c
—)
Delhi
Canadian
9%
610
18%
Oct
Feb
17%
Petroleum ordinary
Suptrtest
Switson
22
6c
Canadian
17 Va May
102
27.800
Nov
Sep
102
7c
Homestead
Feb
21 Va
6c
Canadian
Feb
22
6 Vac
Canadian
12 Va
102
1
Steinberg class A_^__—4-—-:——
-100
Preferred _———
*
July
Canadian
18%
AUg
34c
Jan
300
1,155
3.45 Mar
17,400
Sep
23,987
July *
18 Va
47,873
Jan
13
9%
9%
Jan
51c
36%
""
22%
5.10 May
4.55
20 Va
22 Va, 22%
13
—
1.16
Oct
48c
11%
10%
14
High
Aug
4.10
Jan
4.95
1,425
-
2.90
51c
Jan
3.80 Mar
15
14
1
Aug ;
9 Va May
11,662
14
''
——-
17%
% 10
30 %
3.00
75c
17.400
13,262
1
29
2,406
19%
29 %
Poods LtdStandard Radio __————
.
10%
10Vs
19%
84c
3.10
4.25
^—
Red
Canada
Aug
14%
Stafford
Steel of
12 Va
14
30%
20
—
::
Siedman
Apr
3.00
common
Southam
27
13%
;
Preferred
150
Low
81c
3.00
Tungsten
—1
Canadian
Astoria Minerals
Canadian Australian Exploration— —1
Feb
600
37
:
Lake
Canada Southern Petrol
37% May
36%
14
Manufacturing
D
Slater
5%
July
36%
—-———
Simpsons
4.00
400
v
13%
——~
Dairies class A
Silverwood
4.45
37
5
J
10,030
16%
4.20
—-
16%
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell
1
i
.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
83c
,—1
Mattagami
Camflo
Feb
28 %
Shares
■
for Week
Low
Par
27 Vt
16%
industries
Shullys
Sale Price
High
^
High
25%
5.75
20
preferred
Investment
Shell
Low
Low
25%
Par
1
Range
of Prices
Last
/.
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Shares
of Prices
^
Sales
/ Week's
Friday
-f-
-
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
:
Sales
Week's
.
.
13c
96c
1.03
)
7
700
8.00
Apr
2.10 July
%c
13,000
5c
3.25
105.000
7.000
2.20
Jan
4,497
20%
57%
27
59
2.380
50%
15
15%
13.231
10c
24c 27%c
12,324
24c
27c
2.27
17 %c 19
4V2C
3.00
26 Va
9 Vac
25c.
1.99
8.600
4Vac Oct
9.85 Mar
3.00
1.15
Nov
Jun
27c
Jan
7c
Jan
3.70
Oct
Jan
29%
Jun
Jan
59 Va May
Jun
17%
8 VaC Mar
16VaC
Jun
51c
Jan
55c
Apr
14
Aug
13.600
22c
Sep
283.525
70c
Feb
2.27
Jan
Nov
,
"
Vourae
198
6317
Number
.
.
.
The
and
Commercial
Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Range
Shares
Low
Par
Jack
Waite
-20c
18c
35c
16 Vac
1
9 VaC
1
Mining
Jacobus
33c
:
Explorations
Jaye
Jelex
Mines
Joburke
Ltd—
Gold
Joutel
Gold
9c
Oct
20Vac July
Pee
23C
Oct
32Vac Oct
Peerless
Oil &z
33 Vac, Apr
Pickle
68c
Nov
25c
26c
6,854
25c
Nov
15 c 18 VaC
61.850
15c
6c
8c
1
Minerals
3.65
3.40
3.65
2.500
1
14c
14c
16c
15,078
1
14 Vac
___.
L
—
Nov
1.10
Feb
Place
Apr
14VaC
Jun
Placer
7.45
Apr
Ponder
Nov
Powell
Prairie
Oil
14c
40®-
Oct
Lakehead
Lake
12 c
Nov
36c
Sep
Preston
Sep
18c
Apr
Jan
35%
Oct
Purdex
34
35 Vb
4.725
7.25
7.60
20.980
Osu
Lake
Shore
Luz
i
1
___
Gold
—1
Mines
Mines
Leitch
Iron
10c
'23c
Nov
2.20
407
1.96
2.10
14%
15%
1.42
1.47
Uranium
Mines
111
12c
1
1.69
7.600
V
Feb
2.98
1.30
1.42
lOV'aC
39c
Lyndhurst
Yellowknife
Lynx
Gold
Macdonald
Mines
Lake
Madsen
Red
Magnet
Cons
Malartic
——
_
5 VaC
12.000
2.70
2:90
5,495
19c
1,950
2.30
2.39
4.310
2.10
Jan
2.55 Aug
4 Vac
5,500
4c
May
6VaC Feb
68c
Apr
July
7 Vac
Aug
21c
Feb
5c
Jan
12c
Aug
Mines
Marcon
Jan
1,025
2.605
Mines
Rio
Mines
11c
Feb
97c
15,400
80c
Mar
Rock win
Maybrun Mines
Ryanor
Mining
12c
Salem
Jan
18c
,
May
Jan
12c
Feb
Sarcee
30c
July
54c
Nov
47c
Jan
71c
Apr
Security
11
11%
11'%
NOV
Sheep
7.25 July
8c
9c
4.800
7 Vac
45%'
4.165
43 V2
31c
49.500
25c
Lake—
9c
4Vac
Red
McWatters
Gold
Medallion
Midrim
Mill
Mining
Mining
Min
Mt
Multi
17,860
8,000
4.55
22.575
Creek
20c
54
Jun
Silver
Va Apr
Apr
Silver
37Vbc
12c
■
2,25 Mar
___
New
May
4.65
Siscoe .Mines
Bidlamaque
Calumet
Concord
Newconex
Southern Union Oils
Spoonei-
30c
15,550
23c
Mar
37c
May
24c
9.200
19c
Oct
45c
Apr
Steeloy
17c
2.755
16c
Jun
23c
Feb
Steep
19%
17,815
19%
Sep
40c
1.28 Oct
13V« Mar
'
6c
35c
Nov
31c
39c
283,500
17c
Mar
1.91
2.00
-
He
1.80
250
1.17
94.700
16 Vac 18 VaC
6 2C
1.01
,
61.000
1.13
10c
4 %(
•c
5c
3,000
4Vac
2.65
1,100
1.81
12 Vac 13 Vac
21.500
New Hosco
Starratt
New
Kelore
New
,
Sudbury
Cons
Nickel
Rim
Nisto
Nor
9c
2.40
May
Oct
Teck
Oct
Territory
23c
Jan
Corp
1
Oct
:
May
8c
/•
Thompson Lunamark
50c
50c
Mines Ltd
95c
88c
Silver
39c
Tormont
Jan
Jun
Trans Canada Exp
15,000
4c
Oct
7Vac
Jan
Transcontinental Resources
Oct
Triad
5c
1
6,100
1.725
3.40
3.40
65c
65c
-
,
1.000
65c
:
1,250
19 Vac
,
3c
32c
Sep
5
July
Va
,
c
Mines
Towagmac
__
.
.
1
_
Union
Apr
July
6Vac
Feb
Mines—
_
_.
7c
5.750
6c
Oct
9c
Feb
United
1.75
1.93
127.075
2.24
Oct
United
Sep
.
___
.
19.000
7c
16c
Oct
United
20c
189.070
14c
Jan
28c
Apr
United
12.800
13c
Aug
25 ¥2c
Jan
United
United
28c
l^C
1.206.000
9V2C July
32c
.Oct
17c
54.457
Apr
_
_
_
32c
Jun
Urban
Sep
40c
Jan
Vandoo
Cons
12,906
19,050
13c
Mar
Jan
Vauze
4.500
4C
Oct
7c
Jun
Vespar
11c
13c
9.600
lie
Oct
18c
May
36c.
37c
4,100
19c
Feb
45 Va c
4%c
5c
3.000
4VL»c
Oct
12Vac Aug
11c
11c
6.425
11c
Oct
19c
Jan
Weedon
25c
Mar
47c
Aug
Werner
Lake
Mining Corp
Aug
Wespac
Petroleums
-
4'
c
30c
__
.
_
__
—
•
29c.
37c
32.830
3.00
3.00
3.20
4.176
Norpax Nickel
Northcal Mines
:___
7c
44c
Ltd—__
-
Canadian
North
Oils
common-
——
Warrants
•
,
—_
_25c
45c
557.042
17c
20c
20,600
2.10
2.00
2.10
5.850
.50
North
Rankin^.
Rock
Northern
Nova
Mines—
—
Warrants
8.975
58,709
17C
3,700
13c
"76c
__—
28c
63,300
24c
3.260
1.50
1:65
13c
13c
3.100
8c
2.000
700
32 c
1.75
Gas__
27c
7 V2 c
1,50
1
-1
Beaucage
60c
3.85
,
22c
.20c
&
1.440
59c
27c
:
Oil
25c
17c
Mines
Numac
22c
3.50
Exploration-
Canada
Northland
Norvalie
210
59c
Goldcrest
North
14,766
40 Vt
3.70
._.
Exploration
North
,
40 V-i
25c
-—
Coldstream
Northgate
33c
1
North Bordulac
Preferred
7VL-C
_.
38c
3.25
2.78 Mar
32c
560
1.69
1.75
8.200
74c
80c
1,140
Aug
14c
Jan
l2,/ac Jan
61c
July
40c
July
'7c
17c
Lake
)brien
Gold
)kalta
Oils
Nov
'
West
Western
14c
Aug
40c
Jan
Western
44c
Feb
70c
July
2.55
Jan
6.25
2.80 Aug
Oct
Jan
30Vac Aug
16Vac
47
22Vac Aug
henada
Vac Jan
2.60
Aug
Wilshire
Palliser
Pamoil
Pamour
Porcupine
Paramaque
Winchester
Feb
Wright
80c
Oct
;
Patino
Pato
Mining
Jan
,5Vac
——
Consolidated
Gold—
Feb
Mines
Bear
class
3.812
77c
17.100
1.45
1.60
4,100
4.60
4.95
4 801
25.850
'
26c
34c.
17c
17c
2,012
9VaC
10c
14.000
1.36
9.95
2.65
52c
/
Oct
Jan
Oct
Jail
Nov
July
4.2C
78c
1.15 Jan
4.60
16c
Jan
Aor
1.75 Aug
8.75 Feb
Nov
Jun
Feb
53c
Nov
45c
Sep
15c
Feb
22 Vjc
May
7VaC
Oct
21c
May
1.20 July
1.35 July
L42
29.438
1.44
10.685
17c 17 Vac
8.386
16c
Jan
4c
2.500
3c
May
1.57
1.66
Jan
Feb
6Vac
Jan
68c
1.730
49c
Sep
97c
24 c
51.162
13c
Mar
24c
17.700
1.35
80c
80c
4c
4c
8.000
6 Vac
9c
9%c Mar
3.20 Mar
Jan
Apr
25c
2.48
80c
4c V
8c
2.56
Apr
Nov
Nov
1.249
'
70c
Jan
3c
Jan
6 Vac
Nov
97c
Feb
6c
July
17c
Jan
4 Va c
11c 111 ac
101.500
7.958
6.50
241
83c
8,100
81c
Nov
88c
Mav
4 VaC
6c
43.000
4c
Nov
12c
Feb
16c
21c
Aug
14c
9.45
Oct
Oct
22.000
12C
Jan
1.17
1.16
1.22
.5.225
93C
Jan
i:35
4.00
3.95
4.05
10,050'
Jan
4.70 May
13c
13C
512
1
14c
1.50
1.60
36.600
2.12
16c
17c
200
46:700
5c.
5Vac
1
7lc
70c
78c
__40c
65c
64c
75c
1.54
1
2.32
13c
Feb
1.25
Jun
2.00
20c
JUly.
13c
Apr
Feb
May
1.80 Aor
2.50 Mar
29c
Jan
7.000
5c
Jan
8c
Julv
.248.271
18c
Feb
78c
NOV
'
3.150,
7nq
64c
Nov
Mines
1.00
Feb
Feb
Zenmac
14c
Jan
Jun
May
4c
Oct
9c
5c
Nov
14c
Jun
4.550
6c
Feb
1
Zulapa Mining
18c
lie
.'1.00
1
Metal. Mines
58c
Jan
Jan
Aug
11.951
Mines
Oct,
8c
12.500
25,500
___2.
Yukeno
8c
866
3c
May
19.000
18c
19.100
16c
1.19
Jan
Feb
14c
Jan
7%c
Feb
Aug
31c
Jan
Jan
41c
Jun.
July
-1
21 Vac
1
—
16 VaC
16c 17VaC
'
4.380
7.90
3.20
9.850
8c
2.000
c
37c
28.150
ac
42c
4.500
6.50
8.25
Jan
3.30
1.85 Mar
Sep
Oct
Jan
31c
May
20c
Jan
39c
Nov
33c
Jun
5Vac
30c
48c
34c
2.000
48c
6,300
39c
Jun
1.17
8.270
86c
Jftn
14c 16 VaC
107.500
9c
Oct
,
We regret that
we
do not have the space to publish
the Foreign Transactions.
Jan
38c
Oct
34c
Jun
54c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Mar
6.90
7.05
6.337
6.00 July
8.20
Feb
lot sale (not Included in year's range), d Deferred delivery
Included
in year's range),
e Selling ex-interest, f Flat price,
r Cash sale (not included
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When
2.75
2.75
1.325
2.75
Nov
3.80
Feb
wi When
1.12
24c
13 V,
66 c
50c
A
Mines
(HG)
10c
8c
c
2.80
Zinc_
&
200
2.95
7.00
2.65
15c
Hargreaves
Lead
5.000
7.70
1.12
Jun
1
_____;
Nov
65c
40c
14 V'i
Jan
Jun
,__2
Larder
Yellowknife
47c
llll
28c
2.37-
.1
Windfall
Yeljorex
34c
.6.50
4.935
167.999
Yankee Canuck Oil
1.85
Oct
48c
—
Mines
15c
40c
2.12
Nov
Nov
.20c
—
1.500
13 V'4
12
16c
Jim
1.700
34
3.05
82c
V.
39c
1.56
9c
401
1.84
37c
17 VaC
Coghlan
26c
.20c
Petroleum
Ltd
19c
Va
32c
Oil
Wiltsey
Yale
49c
•36c
14 Vac Mar
Nov
Jan
10c 10 Vac,
40V2C
)sisko Lake Mines-——
18'ac
Oct
6.50
Willroy Mines
Jun
4«c
8c
Irmsby Mines
Sep
1.1 VaC
:
^
Inlet
Surf
Jan
39c
Nov.
Mines +
17c
4c
7.70
—
11c
1.40
21c
-l
Mines-
21c'
2,500
3.00
Gold
5,600
____.
10c
July
7VaC Oct
9c
Mines,:
>rchan
15c
__.
Beaver
Lodge.—
Decalta Petroleum
Western
10c
)leary Malartic
)pemiska Copper,
13 c
:
Feb
—1
Petrol
Malartic
Western
48c
Mines
Sep
76c
.1
—
Nickel
Westburne Oil
Oct
5c
_—_—.—
4/100
11.945
1.19
2.40
,_1
Mining
Nov
4 Vac
Mines——
9 Vac
9c
,
66c
.2—
Mines
Wasamac
Young
)baska
July
Jan
1
40V)
1.40
Sep
13c
53c
„1
Mines
Jan
20c
32c
SV'ijC Aug
._1
Mines
Violamac
27
1.20
Mar
1.000
4c
July
1
Jan
Nov
July
4,351
Exploration.
4c
—.1
.
1.02
9c
100.150
17c
20c
_
19c
88c
1.15
1.38
Quebec
1
.......
.
—
_
_
250.883
25c 29 Vac
1.50
Upper Canada Mines
40.865
9c
July
6V2C Mar
25c
VaC
4c
20c
43c
1.36
31c
17c
•
Apr
10c
Oils
20c
15 Vjc
14 V2C 15
20c
1
Mar
2.10
33c
Fortune
22c
_
Aug
60c
35c
17c
-1
_____
Mindamar
New
Westates
North
Hill-
20c
—1
_
Mines
Mines
Normetal
t
1
1 --i
Gold
Mine's
Norlex
Macfte
7 V2C
Mines
Norlartic
Keno
14V2C
:
Norgold
United
7c
1
50c
2,500
,
1.96
13 Vi
"VTC".
,1
& Smelting
Norbeau
Jan
8c
Nov
Canso
13c
i.
Sep
1.40
Buffadison
Jan
14 V> c
___
.
Jan
17%c
1.60
Asbestos
Mining Corp
Oil __'i._c___w
Union
16c
16 V2C
Rouvn_
Oct
82c
Feb
39c
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
13c
-v.
4.95
Jan
12c
4.60
36c
28c
Jan
7V2c
.
Smelt
Sep
68c
74c
Jan
Jan
4c
5c
4.45
Apr
15Vac May
1.900
2.65
23c
1
____.
Aug
mo
'
10c
5.899
9c
1.87
1.65 May
Oct
1,800
6c
Aug
15c
T_
15.600
5c
Feb
Jan
1.40
2.00
63,800
5c
Apr
12c
Oct
5 Vac
1.50
6c
1.12
36c
13c
1.10
__.
Oil
Ltd_l
•
1.10
26c
'
Jan
9c
Ltd
25c
21c
July
5.35
9c
26V;c
—
Exploration
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibouganiau
May
5.00 V Jan
3.40 Mar
65c
Anr
7c
Aug
2,350
40c
Mines—
July
30c
11c
64.988
1.02
Torbrit
Nov
3.950
:
51c
Tombill
12c
Sep
13c
Feb
63c
>
Jan
4.10
15.876
71c
13c
Oct
27C'
;
-
4.80
70c
1
Apr
3.10
Jun
July
4.65
4.70
._1
2...
_,
Mining
Sep
1.31
Maf
3Vac
14c
>
Jan
1.29
17c
3 Vac
6c
24.640
43c
25c
Sep
Sunburst Exploration.
Jan
13c
28c
3.150
Sep
1.86
Sep
4,500
4c
5%c
__1
Mines
Acme
Jan
Aug
5.000
25c
-1
,_.
Mines
16Vac
Oct
9c
Mines
1.000
22c
Merger
Nickel Mining
Apr
9c
_'.
Contact
Sullivan
7c
_50c
___.
Gold
Rouyn
Feb
2.05
60c
6.000
8.583
__1
Mines
Newnorth
New
31c
Oct
1.60
18.1251
43.000
25c
—.—1.
Mylamaque Mining &
New Senator
Sep
,____
13c
of Canada..
Mines—
Jun
40c
Nov
23,600
Mining
Rock Iron
Apr
'
Npwlund
48VaC
Jan
67.600
26c
5c
Mines—
Mines
Mar
15c
1
6 VaC
25c
Mines
Jason
19c
Nickel
United
New
3.35 Mar
20c
10.200
5c
3 Vac
Pete.
Harricana
New
Oct
20.000
13c
3.40
Oil
1.45
__
25c
_
u
Goldvue
Apr
May
2.61 July
Oils_
&
6c
■.
.'Warrants
Davies
Oct
1.07
Uranium
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Nov
39c
Mines
Stanrock
10 VaC May
,67 c
Apr
July
7.321
Gold-
Continental
Jan
8.40
Sturgeon River Gold
,
13,500
13c
Holdings
New
1.37
33e
Jah
6.200
25 VaC
Mines
New
Sep
Feb'
Oct
480
Sep
Jan
Aug
37c
—-
Development
New
Aug
14.675
12c
7 Va,c
12
.<1-
New
7c
Jan
Ltd
Jun
2.60
1
Mines—
New
43c
May
4
34.205
7c
'
Mines
52c
Oct
3c
Mines.
10.000
_25c
Petroleum
Athona
Oct'
20c
29.850
Standard
9Vac
4 Vac
Exploration
Alger Mines—:
22c
6.45
Miller Mines
Oct
1.13
Nealon : Mines
Nello
Feb
99c
Silvermaque
Apr
35 VaC
16 Vac
Mines—'
New
16c
16,010
19c
36c
New
Oct
10"ac July
lOVac
Gordon
Temagami
National
Jan
Jun
30c
Jan
Mar
35 Vac
Oil
National
Aug
500
50c
7 Vac
Iron__—____
CreeK
May
32c
Jan
Gold
4;700
19%
-
Murray Mining Corp Ltd.
Nama
7 Va c
160
17c
Minerals
Murphy
13Vac
Jim
Jan
May
1.91
Wright
13c
8.430
49,650
_
Mines—
15
115.125
30c
Corp
Ore
Jan
Jan
9c
Freehold
8Vac
Cos
Petroleums
Va
5c
5c / Jan
Petrol
82c
*
___——
City
11
20Vac Aug
1.500
20 Vac
Oil
Jan
14.599
74c
77c
Merrill
Midcon
2.10
19.000
—
23c 23 VaC
23 Vac
Exploration & Development_50c
Island Mining——:___
—1
Uranium Mines—____—T
Mentor
Meta
9c
22c
4.25
4.50
-1.25
—
8c
21c
t
Mines_'_—_—;——J-*'
Petroleums
Jan
Oct
1.85 Mar
"
•
McMarmac
Apr
2.00
6.000
Satellite Metal
20,200
28c
1.00
13c
3,350
16,225
44%
Nov
42c
Gold
20.250
30c
May
1.42 July
Apr
_
Exploration
River
Sand
9c
44%
—-
Oct
85C
Feb
Jun
14,900
Antonio
San
Jun
1.24
62c
Lake—
Red
63c
Jan
1.15
96.785
Consolidated
51c
________
Mclntyre
Mar
1.01
5 000
_
—
Rowan
Sherritt
McKenzie
Mines
Mines
8c
36,319,
Apr
45c
12.733
59c
8
38c
Feb
40c
600
Rupununi
48c
11 3
Mattagami Lake
Aug
14.800
__
Algoin
9c
6 Vac
15c
___:
Athabasca Uran
60c
Mining Corp.
Martin-McNeely Mines
83,656
_
11% May
400
Rix
49c
___———-
Maritimes
Jan
1.00 Feb
7 VaC July
9,433
93c
15 Vac
Macdonald
Renabie
Mar
23c
Oct
72c
8 Vac
_____
17c
Nov
Mining'
Reeves
Feb
3.95
Nov
12c 14 Vac
93c
Mines
Marchant
Aug
9.65
8VaC Aug
13c
Sep
13c
7 rn
Jun
Jan
lie
590
3,017
Jan
1.97
1.15 Mar
3.25
.
"
875
6.000
19c
5 Vac
72c
Feb
Apr
2.00 May
10.100
Mining
Quonto Explorations Ltd
Jun
10c
25c
Realm
Oct
23,000
8 Vac
1.45
Jan
550
:
Jun
7c
1.640
9c
14 VaC
1.25
56.900
7%c
8 VaC
Mines
Apr
May
14VaC Jan
Nickel
6c
Fields
Gold
Maralgo
JMarboy
800
8.200
39,155
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
14,000
Mines—-
1.82
46c
Aug
Raglan
15.700
2.34
.—_
Feb
9.90 May
1.48 Jan
July
7c
Jan
May
4.05
Jah
6.85
54c
Radiore Uranium
143.210
16C
Mar
Jan
10c
16c
59c
Sep
13c
—
Oct
2.50 Aug
Jan
1.82
2.70
Jan
38c
2.80
12c
-
42c
1.75
9c
Ltd—
64c
31
Nov
197s
Nov
9c
Mines
Quebec
Rio
Mines
Gold
Marassa
Oct
Aug
Jan
1.69
1
_.
38c
21c
Nov
4c
Mines
Sep
24
1.40 July
____,
May
'
1
-
Apr
99,000
Quemont
13
934
66c
36.728
_
Mattagami
Queenston Gold Mines-
2.75
—
Goldfield
Ltd
Minerals Ltd
Feb
5 VaC
_.
Louvicourt
Gas Producers
Oct
1.725
Oct
5,200
Sep
Oct
15
50c
4,425
__,
Airways
5.15
20c
Jan
1.00
500
4.35
81,800
70c
1,200
43c
20c 24 Vac
Sep
,.
1.421
Nov
25c
Aug
50c
*
1,100
Apr
19,700
Sep
54c
3.375
Gold
Roy
Mines
,
3.100
7.000
Jan
2,323
27c
2.00
2.500
;
—
2.95
4.60
3.90
25c
_•
July
19c
...
2.25
4.50
3.85
1
_
2.10 July
1.600
Mar
42c
Q M I Minerals
Quebec Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Lithium
Jan
Mar
21c
Gold-
Lorado
May
14c
26 VaC
Ore
Long Lac
Point Gas
Long
7c
84,250
_*
Gold Mines
Liberian
Little
7,600
23c
.50c
Latin American
Oct
31c
Oct
23c
7 Vac
—1
44c
Jan
8.50 Aug
2.16
2.16
"lOc
—
22c
6.500
Jan
18c.
-
—
Langis Silver
5.20
22c
.
♦
Oil
Landa
22 Vac
—1
—
25
7 Vac
23c
1
—_
Mines
Nov
Mar
10c
Gas
Prospectors
35
„_1
__—___—___
Mines
Lingman
Lake
La
Mines
&
Oils
10c
7.45
Exploration—
Mining &
Dufault
lie
24c
_.
Development
Provo
Labrador
Lake
May
Rouyn
Jan
3.65
,2.50 July
Oil
9.500
•
16c
15c
Minerals
Gas
Aug
36.325
13c 14 VaC
13'ac
13 VaC
—
&
5.80
15,438
^.Copper
1.55
Mines
Oil
4 Vac
155,000
6.35
Jan
Crow Gold Mines
29.184
6.20
Sep
Aug
10c
14,600
Petrol
101,500
7c
15c
28c
■?
130.763
Nov
16c
74c
16C
'Jun
309,588
& Oil
Gold
High
Aug
lie
4,000
Aug
11c
68c
Gas
Perron
Jan. 1, 3963
16c
Ltd
Peruvian
68c
6.20
Pernio
Range Since
Low
Exploration
Feb
14 Va
"III
Exploration
Apr
July
10c
,
Shares
High
33.500
34c
Oct
20V4C
43
157,600
20c
7 Vac
26,900
1
—.
15c
Low
,
Consol
Feb
19.500'
25C
Gold
Kirkland Townsite
Kopan
3,600
133,819
8 VaC
(1975)
•
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
International
10c
1
Mines
Paymaster
34c
23C
Frontier
Kerr-Addison
Pax
Jan
30c
_•
Keeley
Jan
27c
9 VaC
'
7 Vac
—
Par
24 V4C
Aug
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
11 Vac Aug
7 Vac
Mining Co Ltd—
Kirkland
10c
26.250
112,100
"III
Mines
Jowsey
Kilembe
19c
16c 18 Vac
14c
23 Vac
_.
Copper
Kenville
Low
•;
1
Mines
Jonsmith
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1968
—1
Mines
Quebec
Joliet
High
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(Range for Week Ended Nov. 1 5)
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
'
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Friday
STOCKS
/
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23c
Jan
•No
par
value,
issued,
x
a
Odd
Ex-dividend,
v
Ex-riehts.
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Ex-stock
dividend.
sale (not
in, year's
delivered,
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nations
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distribution
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bought (indicated by
bid'*)
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Industrials and Utilities
Bid
Par
1
Abbey Rents ——
Acme Electric Corp.
'
Geo
Aero
1634
Cameo
Inc
2774,
Cameo
Fastener
Homes
Culver
Chemical
————
:v
914
10%
Corp— .3.75
2034
22%
—
——
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10
32 34
974
2414
26 »4
514
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10
60 %
18
Express
Gypsum
American
Heritage
American
Rubber
Amer
>
"5%
preferred
Sterliizer
American
—.——_———100
6
10%
6%
Plastics
20
Arden
Farms
Co
common
13
16%
5414
Arkansas
Valley
Arkansas
Western
Armstrong
(A
Industries
Metal
Arvida
Assembly
914
4%
5%
1
1
.
Cos
8%
8
8 %
Transport Inc
*
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Atlantic
Company
1
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27%
Associated
Atlantic
Atlantic
Utilities
Atmos-Pak
814
3%
.
V
3%
3%
4%
Automobile
Banking
25c
5%
1614
Inc
Avon
Oil
Aztec
Atomic
Baltimore
1
20%
2214
1
514
5%
Inc
Paint
1
50c
3%
2214
28%
30 va-
Corp
Distilling
Barton
25c
1
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714
Corp
*
9%
4%
Co
Mfg
10
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Beauty
Behlen
Manufacturing
Corp..
Belmont
Bemis
Iron
Works
Bag Co
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire
57
38
1
Gas Co
Bernz
9V4'
10
Dixie
1
16%
18
Beryllium
23V2,
2514
20%
22 %
Corp
1
50c
5
Bibb
Manufacturing Co
Billups Western Petroleum
Bird
& Son
Black
1
&
Business
Bolt
Beranek
Bon
Ami
Light
Bryson
1
4614
11%
5c
Newman
'
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Capital Corp
Boston
1
Herald-Traveler
Corp
12%
15%
17
Hajoca Corp
1434
16%
Hamilton
Cosco
814
9%
Hamilton
Mangmt
1614
Hamilton
1814
Handmacher-Vogel
Handy & Harman
Botany Industries
Bowman
Bowser
Products
Inc
$1.20
1
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In'c
7%
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conv
Const
Dura
17
&
Mat
Burns
(W
class
Intl
A
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R
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class
19%
21
85
100
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—
334
31%
89
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33
1
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2.50
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34%
36%
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2614
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44
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374
4%
5314
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46%
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1
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36.85
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16.33
l
24.99
26.08
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B-3
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Grade
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Bonds)
B-4
(Discount
K-l
(Income
K-2
1
11.14
9.13
9.96
1
(Growth Fund)
18.35
10.20
1
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1
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5.83
99.31
71%
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22.11
24.12
Bid
Ask
99.28
100
3%s
May
99.24
Sep
99.28
4%s
Dec
12, 1966—!
99.30'
100
Oct
100.8
,
100
100.8
100
100.8
Feb
21,1966—*
3%s
May
100.8
101.8
99.22
4%s
Mar
20,1969——
100.24
101.24
100.16
4%s
July
15, 1969———
102
103
Feb
20,1970—..*
104.24
105.24
98.24
98.8
5%s
Mar
11, 1968—
Apr
10, 1969—*
100.16
101.16
3%s
Apr
Apr
10, 1970—.
102
103
5 %s
10, 1970——.
4%s
5.17
5.65
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Sep
10.70
11.69
4%s
Aug
10, 1971
4%s
Sep
5 %s
Feb
14.99
Shares-!
12.56
13.73
Ltd——1
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a
100.16
102.16
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105.24
108.24
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18.24
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9.84
10.56
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Feb 20.
1
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9.74
10.65
1
10.69
11.68
1
5.24
16.02
101
Feb
10,1977——
102
United
United
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Value
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Value
Inc—
Fund
Line
Line
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Income
Inc
Special Situations
Fupd Inc
Vanguard Fund Inc
—
Fund
Investors
Western
Inc
Fund———
Wellington
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Whitehall
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Windsor
Fund
Winfield
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Inc
Inc
-
13.81
15.45
7.98
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14.93
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,
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8.72
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7.51
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Inc
-1
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Duke
Power
4.35s—*.
4%s__——.
Federal
Fund
Inc
;
Fund
Street
—
Treasury Notes
Feb
99.29
99.28
15, 1964—Z_______
1964———
3%s May 15,
99.31
99.30
l%s
1,1964———.—
Apr
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99.9
99.11
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Street
15, 1964_:
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4s
Centennial Fund
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15,1964—
100.31
101.1
Aug
15,1964—
100.2
Oct
Nov
1,1964——
15, 1964
98.17
101.1
100
100.4
98.19
101.3
100.2
—
3%s Nov 15, 1964
,
Westminster
Aug
/ 1%S Oct
Gas
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1,1967—————
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91.20
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2-63
99.30
99.29
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2-64
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3-64
99.27
99.29
3-63
3-2-64
99.25
99.27
Finance
-1991
-2003
i-1993
Nov
Aetna
Casualty
Life
Amer
& Surety
Casualty
American Equitable Assur
American
100.1
——
103 %
Southern
Bell
Telep
104
106
99.724
99.733
Gas
1963-
26,
Calif
Dec
Mar
Southern
12,
19,
Dec
26,
1963-
99.662
99.673
Apr
2,
Jan
2,
1964—
99.578
99.585
Apr
Jan
9,
1964-
99.506
99.513
Jan
15,
1964-
99.446
99.452
16,
1964-
99.436
99.443
Apr
23.
1964——
—
23,
1964—
99.358
99.366
Apr
30,
1964——;
—-
987a
100
100%
99%
99 %
100%
100%
Textron
5s
-
Texas
Wise
Gas
Amer
Trans
5s
5s— -1983
debs—— -1971
121
118
.1984
East
Trans
Serv
5s
4%s_
—
127%
130 V2
-1983
ww
Pub
99%
99 %
100
100%
Jan
99%
Jan
-1993
99%
Bid
Companies
Par
American
Founders
American
General
2834
,23
24%
American' Home
Life
Insur. 1
76
Co.l 50
109
98.761
98.717
1964
98.629
98.644
1964—
1964
98 558
98.493
98.574
Apr
9,
15,
Apr
16,
1964
98.479
98.408
98.333
98.257
98.496
30,
1964-
99.288
99.296
6.
7, 1964——
19641.
99.211
99.220
May 14,
99.142
99.152
July
15,
99.073
99.084
Aug
31,
1964-
99.001
99.012
Sept 30.
1964—
19641964
——
*
98.180
1964——
1964-
—
1964—
13, /1964..
27,
113%
52
Feb
56%
American Income
Amer
Life Ins Co._1
12%
(Galveston)—1
17%
31,
—
97.560
———
—
*
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid yield price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to
97.074
96.768
96.443
98.510
98.426
98.351
98.276
98.195
97.580
97.098
96.795
96.472
FOOTNOTES FOR
13%
^
98.794
98.703
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20,
98.869
1964.
:
82%
Insur
30%
Ins
Ask
Assiirance__2.50
24%
Nat
Bid
-r——--/
98.938
98.780
98.747
Oct
Feb
Ask
173
22%
Feb
Ask
98.926
98.856
1964-
101%
116
99.31
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1964
II934
2.50
99.31
23,
114
Fidelity Life Ins Co.!
100.1
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19,
100
99.28
99.30
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99.29
99.793
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91.8
99.31
99.854
99%
91.24
1-64
99.787
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92.28
4-64
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1
12,
99.9
1-64
1963—
5
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5,
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93.28
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1963-
3.50
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Life &
Mar
99.905
99
7-
5.
Insurance
All
99.973
'95
6-
Dec
103%
102%
Feb
Aetna
99.972
99.14
100.9
1-63
Ask
1963—
99.12
95.26
1-63
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_1983
Jan
Par
21,
96.24
99.26
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Bid
98%
100.1
3-63
United States Treasury
99%
98%
97.22
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—
91
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98%
.
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4-
1-63
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100.8
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7-
3.45 s
100
—
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99%
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1, 1968
1964*—
1964-
-1988
-1976
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—-
1, 1968
Apr
Rate
Ask
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-
/
—1993
1, 1967—
99.901
99%
-1977
Public
99%
;
15, 1967—
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
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al7.26
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Star
1,1966
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95.22
100.7
94.28
98.30
93.24
99.7
l%s Oct
,
a83.01
all.54
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:*i_*
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i—/15, 1966———
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100.20,
May 15,1964—.—
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a24.27
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Capital---
point
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1,19654%s May 15, 1965
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'
of Indebtedness—
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101.24
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96
1,1970——
101.16
_
10, 1971—10, 197212, 1972*
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99.12
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4.86
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100
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—
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99.16
99.12
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100.8
22, 1967—
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98
2, 1966——.
13.19
4.45
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98.28
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July 20, 1966—*i—
9.76
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100.8
20, 1965—'——.
20, 1965—
12.07
—
100.10
100.1
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1
Inc
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99.31
100.4
Dec
Can_l
Templeton Grth Fund of
100.6
—
20, 1964——:
4%s Mar 20, 1968
4s June
20, 1968—.—
100.5
99.14
3%s Mar 10, 1966
100
Bonds-
4s
Assn—
8.21
1
Bank
4%s
13.05
Fund-
99.30
99.31
4s
99.16
11, 1964
'
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100
99.29
3%s
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7.53
103
100 %
16%
4s
100.1
99.20
12.08
100
1984
.
13%.
99.30
1/1964———.
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4s
99.18
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-1999
I
80-
37
Bid
1963———.
2,
4%s Apr 20. 1964—
3%s Aug 20, 1964
99.26
100.2
99.31
15, 1965—'*
Apr
Federal
99.30
99.24
£_,
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3.80s
99.25
100.1
-1994
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34
99.28
100.16
of
99.28
10J.1
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds
7:
85
point
3%s Feb 3, 1964—
99:23
15,
or more 32nds of a
for Cooperal ivc/s-
one
3.20s
3.30s
S-l
Life
Service
Reserve Life Assur Ohio. 1
Banks
99.26
1964
10, 1965
Wall
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
Fire Insurance—-3
Life Ins
99.30
99.26'
10, 1964—
11, 1964——
Funds
205
30%
Westn
Ask
99.28
17, 1964——.
16,
4s
Corp
Inc
Fund
Diversification
(Investment Bonds)
Bid
Banks-
Dec
Devonshire
B-l
147
142
—10
Jun
United
S
199
19%
Life
of
Co
U S Life Ins Co in City,of N Y_2
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42 V4
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5
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,
16
29 %
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..
70
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United
United Security
78
73
15%
(NY)
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52
(NY);—2
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Co
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Sep
Federal
43.25
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Title Guaranty
—
66
115
67
Insurance
Sec Life
65%
—5
'
150
2
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Keystone Custodian Funds—
5
standard
9.23
1
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Istel Fund
7.71
7.13
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17%
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12.07
14.78
-
11.00
Growth
Institutional
II.04
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Inc
14.92
Fund
157
13%
18%
9%/
July 15, 1964
Aug 17, 1964_-—_—.
Oct 15,
1964——.
3.90s
10.79
40.50
Century
181
29%
4%s
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Insurance
2.64
2.41
1
Inc
Boston
of
Fund
9.97
Fund—_—_*—*
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173
12%
a38.38
,20th
(Texas)—.—3
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71
62
3%s
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1
*
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109
Ins
17
a32.87
20th
69 %
Co.
26%
_2
1
UBS
Inc—
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Apr
3.95s
1
Fund
(New Haven)—10
Security Life & Trust Co
5
Surety
Security
150
1
Texas
48%
&
' 16
1964
3.70s May 15, 1964—.—
3%s June 15, 1964—
Investment
Balanced
7.64
13.00
Mar
3.30s
Investors-^—
Street
Stock
;
Investors
Television-Electronics
Group Securities—
Aerospace-Science
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Guardian Mutual Fund
1
1.25
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3.40s
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series
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Iric
Industry
Sovereign
—lc
stock
Institutional
Amer
7.23
Series
Common
Incorporated
in
2.84
Southwestern
—5
66%
17, 1964—
3.85s
>
Shares
8.45
Utilities
Incorporated
Fund
American
2.53
7.69
Fundamental
axl8.60
Clark
&
lc
America
Fund-1
& Clark
Stock
/Common
17
62 %
63%
67%
63%
Marine—__6.25
Fire
Seaboard
142
—3.50
Co
Insurance
Paul
52%
15, 1964———
3 V4S Feb
al4.22
Shareholders Trust of Boston
Funds—
Series
25c
3.20s Jan
13.35
Canada
Stevens
Selected
Reserve
Figures after decimal point represent
Loan
Federal Home
11.90
12.28
—1
_/
of
1
...
Custodian
Fund
Scudder
7.10
St
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-
Obligations of Government Agencies
,r
7.74
10.89
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Inc—
Scudder Stevens
12.04
7.08
1
_*1
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Investing
4.79
6.53
59%
Acp_1
Life Insurance Co'of Va
1
6.87
11.02
61%
<
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10.57
1
2.49
,
9.67
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2.28
•
all.57
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6.28
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13.16
9.38
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34
58%
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4.63
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Fund
12.01
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*
—50c
of
Co
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16.38
10.44
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31%
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36%
8.83
8.68
9.55
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23 %
153i
34%
38%
8.06
4.24
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4.37
56%
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5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
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Life Ins Co of Kentucky
1
■'
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16.22
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:
53
60%
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1
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79
57%
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1
18.27
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71
30%
29%
34 Va
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18.07
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67%
29
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for
10.63
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10
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2
29 %
34%
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78%
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2
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56
48
10
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17.92
6.50
79
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75
118
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247
34%
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20 %
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141
118%
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52%
18%
74
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29
3.33Vh
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63%
5
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57%
27%
49
136
16.40,
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53
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%
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34%
38
237
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15%
32
770
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9%
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5
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5
13.33
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9.78
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5
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Fund
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83%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
_10
Kennesaw Life & Accident——
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Johnston
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12.37
Philadelphia
Federated
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10.92
5,47
25c
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9.03
9.96
Peoples Securities Corp„
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1
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143%
55
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8.26
11.44
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1
__*_
3.71
3.39
78
Boiler & Insur_5
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Income
Home
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Putnam
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8.69
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—1
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9.23
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10.37
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6.52
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a22.22
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5.97
56%
121%
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10
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52
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2
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1
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Florida
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
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7.99
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Western
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Ins
91%'
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'
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—1
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7.26
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3
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62.90
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4.26
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Hamilton Life Ins
9.82
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'//'
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6.64
1
—
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6.73
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62.27
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2.94
23.96
National
171'
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2.88
15.96
1
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—5
6.16
18.01
20.20
89 V2
Ins_2.50
11.80
10.99
9.29
Northeastern Insurance
Employees Insur (DC)__4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
•——1
Series—-
Income
Internat'l Life
Georgia
1
16.48
20.75
95%
Gov't
—1
Dividend
8.55
91
84%
2
L
Balanced
Bond
19.25
North
1.25
*_
Series
10.84
al2.48
(S F)
Insurance
Glens Falls
22.15
'
Inc_l
Corp
Series—
11.08
Invest Fund
4.88
10.73
al5.90
1
12.84
Shares
4.51
9.78
—1
Securities Co
11.15
10.50
28
Fidelity Union Life Ins Co____10
Shares
Trust
Wide
National
9.66
54%
A
Co—
Insurance
8 3a
130%
124
2/
64%
General Reinsurance Corp.—_10
8.96
Balanced
Fidelity
Life
10.14
Electronics
Fidelity
Fund
10.06
Inc.l
Fund
Stock
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Stock
Firemen's
11.75
Theory
&
'7.48
'
—1
Fund Inc
Income
Diversified
Eaton
6.83
One
Growth
Dividend
12.49
_1
10
51 %
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins——1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
5
33%
7%
58
16.76
12.28
'
Fund
Delaware
Diver
11.43
9.92
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc____ 1
Delaware
Inc___1
Fund—
Co
26,
15.50
Investment
Missouri Fidelity Life Ins
Monument Life (Bait)-!
Natl Fidelity Life Ins_
49 %
115
80%
Group Assoc
•
Reinsurance Corp—5
Employers
Employers
Federal
Shares Corp—
72%-
1
10.17
Mutual
74%'
67
106
138%
2
Inc
Co of N Y_
Investing, Foundation—1
Invest Found Growth—1
Mutual
70
30Vi»
84
—5
(DC)
Insurance
Forster
&
25.80
10.20
1
Income
Eastern Life Ins
Co
9.28
Mutual
30%
5
35%
33%
Co——5
1
7.34
Inc
Investment
Fund
Western
Criterion
23.61
Series
46%
3
Fire
^__5
Western Life Ins_140c
Nationwide Corp class A
2.50
New Hampshire Insurance—
5
New York Fire Ins Co
1:
5
North American Life & Cas
1
Franklin
Insurance
Nation
Leaders Trust Fund-
Diversified
1.83
9.28
Crum
1
1
Mass Gen Life Ins
/Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
47%
165
10
141
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
'
5
1.67
Funds—
Casualty
27%
136%
National Fire—
_10
Z. Nat'l Life,& Accident Ins
5
35%
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA com—__1
16.60
Co
11.24
B
Series
&
13.54
*
Crown
C)
5
28
/
NY—2
of America—1
Co
15.19
Series
25
33%
Ins
interest—1
12.31
; Fund Inc
50c
Composite Fund Inc
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust. 1
Corporate
(B
Growth
"
*
Combined
33Vic
Fund
Securities
%
173
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
Casualty
Fund-
Life
beneficial
of
22
167
16%
of
Assurance
Trust
int
6.72
& Stock V
Composite Bond
"A"__2
'
Ask
21
5
42 %
8.49
.1
beneficial
of
Mutual
43
Bid
,1
Insur
14%
Continental
Stock
Investors
Morton
165
_20
Ins__
Life
39%
Continental
lc
—
12.39
a
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Inc_
Massachusetts
*
Income
Commonwealth
Growth
Investors
Massachusetts
12.12
11.09
(N Y)
2.00
I.83
Investment shares—lc
Special
Units
shares
Industries
General
Medical
Fund—1
Int'l Gen Fd__l
Investment
1
Stock Fund—_1
Commonwealth
Sayles
shares
& D
C
10.64
18.03
Trust Co
Continental Amer Life Ins
9.74
18.66
80
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur—. 5
5.29
16.71
76%
al5.56
4.84
17.07
41%
Co__4
Men's Assurance
Life
National
Maryland
54%
'27%
a30.35
Loomis
8.56
25%
38%
^1
Loomis-Sayles Canadian &
International Fund Ltd
Managed
50 %
1
Liberty
Madison Life Insurance Co_
Manhattan Life Ins Co
61%
Mutual Fund—•
Funds—
4.57
al62
B
A &
Plan
7.87
13.02
;~—
Inc—':
Growth & Energy
Commonwealth Fund Indt Tr
20.15
7.22
12.10
1
1
25c
1
1
Colonial
18.44
Inc—1
Stk
4.18
16.64
Fund
Colonial
Inc__l
Fund
Insurance
Insurance
15.23
.
Investors
Life
12.68
Chemical
Life Insur Co
Life
11.57
Fund of Boston
Fund Inc
Chase
Casualty
Citizens
9.91
—lc
Trust
Shares
Century
Citizens
12.44
11.91
—1
-_
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund__
17.75
11.38
6.32
Growth.
Canadian International
Fund Ltd
16.87
1
11.13
1
Inc
Fund
Canadian
1
5.81
1
.—_
Chicago Title &
-9.12
57
5
7.51
Inc
1
Life
6.86
Lexington Income Trust
7.83
Ins
Lincoln
Lincoln
65%
Co
Fund—.1
Lazard
70%
60%
10c
Standard
Insurance
Business
1.68
Fund
Boston
67
56
61%
Corp
Beneficial
Par
5
2
Life
7.03
5.21
Mass
Banlife
4.78
15.92
Ask
(N J)
6.42
1.53
Fund
16.52
Security
Bid
10
1
Growth
Knickerbocker
10.45
Bankers
4.3F
Re-insurance
Bankers & Shippers-^
Bankers Natl Life Ins
13.88
,
14.72,
Ltd-1
Internat'l Fund
,
Ask
15.14
Knickerbocker Fund—
Fund—
General
Canada
Stock)—_1
Com
4.77
1
Inc
Fund
12.72
(Low Priced Com Stks)__l
S-4
Keystone
al8.68
—1
Ltd—.
Bullock Fund
7.05
9.56
(Growth
S-3
4.57
Com
(Income
S-2
8.69
4.22
1
American Growth Fund Inc—lc
American Investors Fund
1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust
——*
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33%c
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Hcughton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc--1
Bondstock Corp
<—1
Boston Fund Inc
1
Broad Street Investing
50c
Business Shares
American
7.65
Fund Coin.
Stocks)—1
Custodian
Keystone
6.5 7
6.94
American
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.35
1.25
Affiliated Fund Inc
Dow
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
(Quotations for Friday, Nov. 15)
of Over-The-Counter Securities
National and Eastern List
De
.
.
(1978)
Kv-riivirip
listing on
the
Voume
198
Number
6317
.
.
The Commercial find Financial Chronicle
.
47
(1979)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show an increase com¬
pared with a year ago. Preliminary figures compiled by
based
Complete
the
on
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
be 3.2% above those for the
corresponding week last
Our
preliminary totals
against $30,521,231,886 for the
year.
this center there is
stand
at
in
1962.
Ending Nov.
At
a
New
York
:
Kansas
St.
1,368,877,471
1,204,000,000
.
Boston
:
Ten
724,738,505
all
five
-
all
cities
for
monthly detailed statement of transactions
Exchange is appended.
—Month of October—
Stocks—
1963
shrs.
122,256,967
78,723,093
1962
953,612,745
&
Internat'l
S.
$100,854,000
Govt.—
-A.
309,000
+
13.8
1,120,770,132
908,020,976
+ 13.6
1,404,947,818
819,338,515
+ 11.8
902,227,610
1,223,952.550
740,625,491
17
4
Minneapolis
bonds—
1,672,482,525
+
1,998,265,591
1,799,298,179
"
+ 11.1
'1,663,325,182
1,019,557,455
861,105,646
18.4
878,967,610
"
+
4.5
"
800,684,816
889,507,076
809,778,904
+
9.8
"
797,301.122
594,681,915
824,761,819
685,680,579
+ 20.3
"
705,525,952
1,776,712,667
1,627,665,618
9.2
1,550,593,078
577,175,401
1.293,411,627
31,932,157,254
28,492,793,777
+ 12.1
26,045,360,932
14,846,910,662
13,324.468.143
+11.4
12,771,139,539 >
*
cities
City
furnish
October.
of the
900,667,237
a
summary of the clearings for
For that month there was an
the
Reserve
District
the
totals
record
Reserve
olis
Reserve
is indicated in the
/
following:
3rd
1962
100,614,538
80,883,432
66,131,993
79,185,645
March
74,784,297
Quarter
York—
serve
are
Dallas
89,108,085
118,034,886
299,946,967
65,255,742
101,775,900
96,950,136
Quarter—,
73,121,328
276,403,297.
271,847,364
Dallas
571,794,331
76,282,904
74,161,696
60,'898,990
91,593,815
'Outside
York
New
77,458,994
81,526,684
1st
City
Boston
2nd
New
62,891,063
63,858,671
60,853,990
3rd
New
180,074,388
5th
Richmond
706,412:722
778,076,676
78,723,093
72,990,970
54,430,640
the last
Boston
79,871
CITIES
Atlanta
Chicago
5,236
6,268
4,049
4,158
3,191
2,929
2,133
2,494
3,412
3,376
2,237
2,652
2,283
.....
Pittsburgh
Kansas
City
.
Louis...
Minneapolis
3,909
2,985
2,675
2,070
2,313
2.C81
727,136
50,958
50,597
60,600
58,694
34,107
3,193
2,680
36,514
38,370
41,604
31,061
2,341
30,0777
1,958
20,684
23,870
3.590
,
2,118
1,924
1.852
2,436
2,127
2,108
2,218
1,835
1,989
37,057
39,453
29,274
27,427
20,400
23,067
18,701
23,606
20,039
24,694
1,696
23,380
22,962
18,566
1,364
1,242
15,687
11,279
944
10,822
10,176
21,721
1,700
1,255
1,214
1,283
1,132
17309
1,054
1,442
1,155
1,313
1,112
1,201
13,906
12,892
1,092
931
11,497
10,851
Jacksonville.
1.542
1,235
1,442
1,157
1,118
13,809
Portland 7...
1,374
1,243
1,554
1,063
1,172
1,122
1,014
1,260
12,398
12,855
11,150
13,656
824
1,089
940
1,972
Cincinnati
Richmond
Louisville
.
...
Orleans
New
Seattle
.
7
Birmingham
1.738
Omaha
....
Denver
......
1,008
1,221
St.
Paul....
1.083
1,349
Memphis
Buffalo
Nashville
Tot. 31 Cities
155.724
143,782
11.872
167,596
Outside NYC
79,473
now
21,296
17,934
14,907
10,689
14,806
675,821
48,619
57,379
31,445
35,473
36,494
3,992,092,234
4,330,067,917
+
1.3
5,638,676,409
4,272,592,495
5,496,637,737
11,184,455,906
3,752,651,487
3,445,125-,145
+
2.6
5,006,733,958
4,557,380 431
6,670,336,544
6,062,800,735
+ 10.0
5,561,656,962
'4,856,203,887
3,769.833,388
II
8,802.364,602
'
.
;
8,445,806,273
+
r
7,841,013,200
6,714,048,301
135,687,789,173
125,321,680,538
69,461,811.539
63,639,686,-888
4.2
155,029,377,608
+
8.1
^75,157,640,586
+
5.7
clearings by Federal Reserve
cities
Districts
ten months for four years:
in
Ten Months
Ten Months
Ten Months
'1962
$
1960
1961
Inc. or'
"
Dec.
$
$
%
46,224,183,809
+
4.2
44,066,780,860
41,743,316,701
750,068,763,699
'48,164,282,557
831,374,822,823
+
10.8
697,049,176,374
628.384,072.862
55,024,897,085
54,371,450,800
14
"
77,040,735,803
73,813,344,976
"
40,953,691,930
39,079,357,574
+
51,229,372,'078
69,656,973,655
52,443,466.863
4.4
+
'
1.2
+
,
4.8
'
69,159,919,841
:
/
36,363,270,453
38,432,598,417
'_
16
81,599,926,532
75,415,669,705
+
8.2
-69,304,362,107
67.994 129.845
31
125,153,237,603
118.768,470,393
rf*.
5.4
113,514,652,672
112,215,874:860
37.898,670,855
+
36,283,013,366
+' 4.4
34,212,039.601
31,885,382,*593
+
3.1
46,902,128.806
44,090,066,;87(>
+
8.1
51,091,236,646
48,106,373,192
+
5.5
72,818,804.304
68.041,199,146
+
8.2
1,324,303,878,758
1,234,'134,346,290
+
5.3
648,482,304,169
626,399,998,606
49.755,634,501
56.452,383,706
83,537,925,470
79,215,572,444
1,533,731,207,978
1,417,346,515,828
726,507,761,412
—
51.305,129.884
60,997,742,944
690,209,919,679
—
1
170
Y<ork
34,424,314,029
35,308,712,267
7.4
40,698,149,989
37.880,665,358
—
'—
Francisco
New
V
167.596,751,506
13
—
,
cities
City
27,037
27,203
24,861
The following compilation covers the years by
23,041
20,125
20.748
17,594
20,786
18,233
19,116
17,070
13,559
10,754
9,251
47,259
55,600
32,710
,
.
■'
19,364
13,013
22,358
19,204
19,901
17,602
13,678
11,248
9,392
11,664
9,896
Month
:
$
——Clearings Outside New York-
Total
1st
.
;• •'
•
■
Dec. %
■r
.+
8.4
68,456,398,168
68,576,577,954
v__
418,250,894,567
+
6.3
207,564,786,148
203,200,704,866
+
73,446,086,506
67,932,695.071
+
8.0
+
April
154.292,185,978
158.025,153,814
139,421,815,663
148,953,393,679
+
6.2
74.943,934,491
72,007,333,684
June
'146,683,041,823
143,851,676,033.
+
2.0
69,780,553,672
69,266,324,739
Quarter.
459,000,381,615
432,226,885,375
+
6.2
Months.—
903,527,183,860
+
6.3
Total
Total
6
-
+» 4.2
,■
+« 0.7
209,206,353,494
+> 4.3
412,407,058,360
218,170,574,669
■
2.1
+* 3.3
12,401
10,100
2nd
3.0
3.7
0.3
4+ 8.1
+ 10.7
9,414
12,126
.
73,905,516,982
60,718,609,930
2.8
.
11.749
10.246
Inc. or
;
$
■'
+
145,547,969,685
444,526,802,245
Quarter—
$
+
132,025,633,102
'____
1962
1963
76,119,694,710
62,988,693,270
149,599,676,100
——
March
.
Dec. %
$
150,888,660,152
121,814,264,730
162,901,493,043
January-—
February
,
Inc. or
1962
1963
32,936
21.791
CLEARINGS
-—Clearings, Total All-
"
;<
33,792
months for two years:
MONTHLY
<
,
1,141,442
/■
' 850,477,779,942
/
'
425,735,360,817
'
6,534
747
625
759
708
8,589
778
672
8.169
863
675
:
/
908
668
10,339
9,452
108,346
8,878
10,776
9,090
'
8,509
6,727
7.360
-
8,009
7,548
102,808
'
7,128
September
5.989
Total 3rd Quarter
7,446
6,525
96,465
'
Total
92,692
9
75,157
69,461
our
63,639
726,507
690,209
648,482
detailed statement showing
Total
626,399
$
<
71,759,341,049
63,179,265,773
+13.5
v
+ 12.3
/,
1,262,317,138,220
+
+
8.1
1,417,346,515,828
+
8.2
221,298,829,293
Inc.
1963
or
Dec. %
>
:
,
9.2
.+;••+■ 5.2
75,157,640.586
+
5.7
690,209,919,679
•
726,507,761,412
f:„.
+
615,052,279,093
79,473,571,302
,
202,645,220,733
3.1
+
5.3
ended
1 for two years and for week
Nov.
9.
-Week Ended Nov. 9
Inc.
'1962
$ A
;
647,034,190,110
8.2
'155,029,377,608
1,533,731,207,978
Months..
10
411,839,358,278
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
1962
$
4>
+ 19.9
128,110,725.641
the figures for each city for the month of October and since Jan.
1963
69,967,847,257'
167,596,751,506
'
^
-Month of October-
Clearings at
69,498,107,703
72,107,809,850
+
1,366,134,456,472
Months—
October
,+'11.4
77,431,678,394
4.6
141,865,300,723
141,863.331.914
462.607,272,612
—
•
+ 13.3
160,662,981,246
148,376,043,994
153,568,247,372
July
August
155,029.135,687 125,321 1,533,731 1,417,346 1,324,303 1,234,134
add
'
cities
8
Louis-
San
607,734
6,415
6,825
7,720
7,163
9,135
11,144
9,422
9,335
7,003
7,782
956
'
965
11,247
Cities
All...
6,874,465,665
11.732,181,196
9.6
II
11th
11,853
7,692
9,260
7,840
803
Other
7,354,524.844
3.8
——
__
_
—
Outside
11,897
8,124
10,244
8,396
7,442
918
830
Total
We
1,503
1,073,
822
919
/
.
...y
9.8
+
+
1960
1251348 115,869 1,425,385 1.314,538 1,227,838
856
926
Washington,
Milwaukee
1,817
1,474
1,203
726
751
....
+
■—
^
Total
1961
2,345
1,844
1.583
Baltimore
3,836,869,117
8,270,296,718
OCTOBER
1962
807,223
5,562
3,206
2,347/
2,495
2,511
...
../.
6,901,541-342
4,194,082,734
5.2
4,474,051,889
—
•
St.
below:
IN
1963
61,681
4,652
2,743
2,734
Houston
5,021,190,337
7,496,482,409
4.3
+
II
10
-—._
Minneapolis
Kansas
City—
,12th
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
1960
66,225
5,123
5,843
3,308
3,807
3,680
4,301
4,315
7;..
Atlanta
LEADING
1961
6,463
Cleveland
St.
1962
3,667
Fran
Dallas
FOR
-Month of October-
Philadelphia
Chicago r...
vVL.
San
four years is shown
CLEARINGS
Detroit
.5,516,164,873
6.1
+
+
"
'
14
—
<■
8th
of bank clearings for leading cities for the
and for the ten months ended Oct. 31
88,123
5,490
63,751,056.513
12,780,464,485
1963
Philadelphia
7th
572,906,309
of October
York.+
68.488,969,134
/
79,473,571,302
*
Cleveland
206,284,345
122,256,967
1963
5,635,325,852
4,271,630,039
4<
—f.—
York——-
9th
BANK
$
4,426,686,407
4,902,582,064
17
—
214.511,753
10th
(000,060
Omitted)
+ 10.1
7,900,464,789
$
6th
in each of
•;
Ten Months
53,870,465
65,349,933
831,355,778
—
I960
c.
$
r
7.3
+
9,080.384,910
11
._
1961
4,734,054,241
Dec. %
$
'
8,381,434,869
Federal Reserve Districts
106,626,660
course
4.2%.
of
or
13.270,246,428
append another table showing
274,503,379
Months
The
in
2.6%;
10.0%, and in the San
44
16
San Francisco—
4th
month
of
II
14
..170
392,831,921
i._„
October
City Re¬
of
41
6
._
r+',
Inc.
4,457,230,523
31
._
_.
$
5,927,836,879
,
.
202,650.982
491,900,969
—
Quarter—
'
16
__
Louis.
190,180,939
556,852,399
September
Nine
increase
an
76,532,865
302,267,919
Months
3rd
District
District
Reserve
82,360,514,056
44
68,826,830
100,160,175
Minneapolis
Kansas
City
12th
57,291,287
110,987,380
90,555,747
St.
11th
65,715,223
Chicago
10th
60,533,354
Atlanta
8th
' '
14
8
6th
63,932,362
92,803,996
105,190.298
__.
9.6%, and the Minneap¬
In the Kansas
show
totals
Reserve
19621
90,706,079,070
14
—-
7th
106,521,874
July
August
the
5,058,792,540
,
1960
215,497,672
A
2nd
District
5,429,511,291
13
Philadelphia
Cleveland
We
Six
1.3%.
of
<«
10
5th
V
1961
-•
68,482,247
254,584,480
April
May
cities
9th
1963
^
New
'•
Boston
4th
-Number of Shares—
June
District
an
District the totals
Federal Reserve Districts
$107,040,900 $100,619,000 $1,075,874,860 $1,227,699,000
;
1st
19,945,274,229
'10,601,795,089
Month of October—
volume of transactions in share properties on the
Stock Exchange for the nine months of 1960
January
February
„
the St. Louis Reserve District of
Francisco
In the Cleveland
+
larger by 6.1%; in the Richmond Reserve District by
4.3%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 9.8%. The
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit a gain of 3.8%;
in¬
entire body of
York
'
861,928,384
the
New York
1963
1,446,557,151
1,365,697,612
669,638,577
701,291,394
1,529,441,872
'
6
106
York
of
2nd
to
7.9
+
10
also
1st
The
13,694,534,320
"
5.2%.
76,840,600
'"
+ 12.6
9
i
_.
San Francisco
/
749,156,515
9,675,065,019
997,041.420
916,067,384
1,804,117,002
improvement of 10.1%; in the Boston Reserve District
of 7.3%, and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
$1,150,843,400
+ 10.3
7
City
New
$
$
1,131,468,027
Chicago
New
1960
1961
Dec. %
f
1,496,085,562
St. Louis
;
1963
Total
Inc. or
:
1,288.053,400
1,699,729,464
"
the
15,000
96,368,400
1962
clearings houses of 8.1%,
the 1963 aggregate of clearings having been
$167,596,751,506 and the 1962 aggregate Of $155,029,377,608. In
785,135,815
11,394^000
'
"
10
'__
Total
v
CLEARINGS
9
Atlanta
We
BANK
17,578,532,581
"
month
OF
District of 20.3%, and the San Francisco Reserve
District of 9.2%.
1,236,185,578
"
crease
$979,197,460
6,183,900
serve
"
9
.
Dallas
on
$89,225,000
3,000
govt.—y
Foreign
U.
mis.
Bank
The Chicago Reserve District has man¬
to enlarge its totals by 11.1%; the St. Louis Re¬
District of 18.4%, and the Minneapolis Reserv,e
District of 4.5%.
In the Kansas City Reserve Distriqt
the totals register an increase of
9.8%; the Dallas Re¬
aged
serve
1,120,547,268
15,607,414.570
7
Kansas
The results
-
cities
6
12th
Bonds—
Railroad
Richmond
9th
-Ten Months-
1963
1962
(
of
12
Philadelphia—
11th
for October and the 10 months of 1963 and 1962 follow:
Description—
District of 7.9%.
of
1963
_!
York
3.2
+
SUMMARY
(including this city) «the
of 12:6%; in the Boston
10.3%, and in the Philadelphia Re¬
improvement
District of 13.8%. In the Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals record a gain of
13.6%; in the Richmond.
Reserve District of
11.8%, and in the Atlanta Reserve
this
'
show ian
serve
increase
an
Outside
Cleveland
Outside
Our usual
Number
New
10th
1.6
^Estimated
the New York Stock
was
7th
3.3
$30,521,231,886
1962.
:
6th
1.6
$31,508,949,455
totals
Reserve District of
$
Boston
3rd
3.8
6,286,779,625
-
week____
there
8th
$22,977,096,334
$30,231,308,426 $29,263,875,959
1,277,641,029
1,257,355,927
day___.
one
cities according to the Federal Reserve
District in which
they are located and from this' it appears that in th&
New York Reserve District
of
Nov. 9—
5th
+ 17.0
6,388,205,145
cities, five days.
cities,
week
in
week
same
4th
1.0
.
417,793,031
days'
by
city there
11.4%, the bank clearings at this
having registered a gain of 12.6%. We group the
2nd
1.1
+
$23,843,103,281
five days
cities,
Total
446,934,994
731,792,426
488,974,647
For that
increase
1st
3.1
,
cities,
Total
All
890,867,580
451,643,567
Pittsburgh
covered
Federal Reserve Districts
1.3
862,958,000
Baltimore
Other
8.2
465,800,000
._.
9.
Week Ended
4.9
1.0
471,900,000
Francisco
week
2.2
784-,254,624
529,497,085
,
the
issue of next week.
$28,492,793,-
the
an
center
4.4
+
—
1,148,000,000
*535,000,000
Cleveland
in
was
°/o
1,400,180,072
848,815,277
City
Louis
San
1962
of
our
12.1%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $31,932,157,254 against
777
$16,879,141,893 $16,169,030,443
_
Chicago
Philadelphia
Nov.
ended
16—
1963
in
statement, however, which
present further below we are able to give the final
and complete results of the week
previous — the week
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
details
appear
we
gain for the week ending Friday of
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
4.4%.
exact
last day of the week in all
cases, has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
$31,508,949,455
week
same
and
foregoing will
We
/cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available
at time of going to
press. Accordingly, in the above, the
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday,
Nov. 16, clearings from all cities of the United States
us,
or
Dec, %
$
1963
$
1962
$/■
1961
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
•
1960
.
A':/
« '
•
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
Portland
23,655,445
—i—
Fall
59,298,020
4,301.315.683
4,049,027,610
21,065,376
22.200,762
13,026,945
12,960,485
,__—_—
<
———
———
15,029.443'
New
Bedford
Springfield
Worcester
___________y+___
ll:.
A
Connecticut—Hartford—:
.•_
Waterbury
Rhode Island—Providence—
New
L.¬
Hampshire—Manchester.
+
—
22,015.134
104,719,722
■
J
4,785,175
+
1.3
420,659,719
+
1.1
,•9,384,221
8,837,630
+
6.2
9,224.848
6.038,045
37,057,608,56$
+
3.5
986.505,155
895,397.949
+ 10.2
795,611,869
602,733,283
0.9
5,394,132
4,998,154
7.9
4,542,030
3,301,634
2,~6~60~346
3,~854~259{
—3l~0
2.686^945
1,778~151
:/r 3,475,965
16,685,155
197,985,785
201,087,741
5.1
179,573,946
181,111,971
/
0.5
115,297,932
—
75,448.836
'■—
116.158,847
76.187,998
—
214,337,354
'
*85,000,000
83,941,558
+
1.3
767,486,122
283.719,186
+
8.4
2,982,668,777
130,164,344
+
5.1
1,191.086,763
'
2,689,718,587
1,203,297,683
-
•
744,112,710
30.594,100
27,175,700
+ 12.6
277,772,500
214,908,900
+ 25.3
2,135,417,100
•,+ 1,943,112,400
21,147,399
17,355,766
+ 21.8
198,766,004
.
184,894,609
'5,702,482
4,719,642
+
20.8
3,555.163
7.4
30,322,969
23,952,502
+
26.6
22.920,656
+
3.2
26.013,273
23,249,026
+
11.9
74,400.640
74.498,699
27,500,350
25,623,232
+
+
9.9
59^408^800
46^367^800
'
+
7.5
4,044,171
17,219.987
1.0
4,263,200'
12,439,995
0.1
64.689.935
45.298.338
+
7.3
26,160.899
20,123,759
+
28.1
4 2.11 OA 00
30,6817209
5.1
4.216.574
2.926.365
997,041,420
749,156,51S
—
7.2
v
—-
259,162,200
269,178,300
1.0
+ 11.9
958,596,089
136,824,408
4-
0.7
'
+ 10.9
191,576,642
1,029,900,278
+ 15.2
4.849,045
+
'
+ 17.5
307.670.088
7.
3.674,625
1.6
425,397,990
38,370,041,214
9.7
+ 54.2
+
4,102,114
+
1.3
6.2
'
25 866,649
•
—
-
9,744.134
120,639,058
—
1
New Haven
+
'
58,498,397
—_.—
River
Holyoke
21,561,219
——._——
Massachusetts—Boston.
—
'/
Total
(14
cities)
5,429,511,291
5,058,792,540
+
7.3
•'
48.164,282,557
46,224,183,809
+
4.2
1.236,185,578
1,120,547,268
+
10.3
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1980)
Inc. or
1962
342+43,941
—
5.5
3,430,168,381
3,180,811,635
726,266,184
+
3.4
7,003,052,897
6,727,572,502
York
Rochester
16,137,685
+
5.1
151,451,591
+
+
6+
197,041,761
192,982,197
+
+ 10.3
807,223+46,566
727,136,596,149
279,841,949
*■'•+14.4
2.752,548.131
2,534,057,'701
Northern New Jersey-
Third Federal Reserve
Harrisburg
-
>
:
131,984,656
2.5
101,974,134
2,376,270
+
6.6
2,904,580
3,441,308
+
47,788,128
+ 18.4
32,885,387
3,631,469
9,343,479,140
t
.46,624,638
13,274,221,393''
+ 12.6
52,565,144
v>
"
7.0
30,509,538
28,442,070
90,319+21
■V
■_
+*1+8
77,480/788
56,98+053
+
"'V/
103,670,365
2.7
97,091,137
93,450+06
3.9
.*■'/■ 94,597,383
63,397,971
10.8
•J
17,578.532.581
15,607,414.570
+ 12.6
13.694.534,320
9,675,065,019
2,424,238
2,091,217
;+15.9
2,220,565
1,703,326
3,701,690
1,406,757
4 163.1
1,847,721
1,500,738
831+74.822+23
750,068.763.699
76 314,971
71 ,422,275
6.8
5.4
84 ,839,721
81 ,269,313
4.4
—
385 ,841.565
352 ,300,431
247 216,016
237 651,794
4.0
0.7
.'+
3.7
+
2.5
88 763,090
89 346,342
+
4.9
50,958 246,000
50,597 080,000
13,451,368
+
23.0
139 856,035
137, 688,998
+
7.1
339 743,161
318 475,088
325 736,160
293 176,559
+
15.9
4,08+834
4,161+38
1,187,000^665
i,047,coot6oo
+
13.4
1,049,000+06
851,000+00
3,068,535
2,847,c26
+
7.8
2,662,397
4,707,926
8,132,976
7,661,391
+
6.1
7,179,879
6+88,987
7,554,646
6,643,835
+
13.7
6,602,708
6,356,741
19,064,820
+ 11.1
31,471,839
35,946,633
,
0.7
1,878,492
+
5.9
22 100,664
21 109,872
+
7,857,908
+ 36.4
91 446,721
78
134,496,698
+ 14.4
1,413 878,712
86,204,337
+
0.7
850 914,269
814 828,166
5,927,836,879
5,635,325,852
+
5.2
55+24+97+85
54,371,450,800
+
10,716,939
*Hazleton
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton-—________
Kew.
cities)
,
'
+ 16.1
153,841,499
86,815,756
766,955
1,278 335,007
%
1.989,775
__'
—
5,372/772
6.7
+ 14.2
6,228+02
1.6
32,530,058
+
1,814,219
9.5
9,228,192
27,182,923
,+87+27
(a)
(a)
8*8
+
; '
(a)
(a)
39,193,684
' 34,850,287
(13
+ ;
5,236,033,000
___—
Total
4,566,721,104
(a)
28,187,612
Scranton
.
6.9
>
•
35,188,592
6.6
+
9,463,421
:
Bbis*.
+
,+v+5,490,066,000
v
16,542,717
;—-
York
Du
+
3,719,117,962
+ 21.4
8,983,424
(a)
.42,651,656
Lancaster
•
4.0
a,506,095,876
363,356,982
.
"
28,158,274
13.1
+
,v
3,757,926
15,168,325+34
62,250,515
31,606,546
+
3,146,136
4,005,796
8.6
+ 10.1
6,813,929
8,494,336
v
.
1
$
+ 23.9
129,932+51
17,085,246,592
+
4,677,534,503
7.0
+
2.1
387+67+62
1,565,954,813
>
0.1
—
82+60.514,056
8,270,248
Chester
Lebanon/
1960
$
District—Philadelphia-
Bethlehem
-
476,514,214
90,706,079+70
cities)-.
Philadelphia
Reading
1961
or
Dec. %
$
f
Pennsylvania—Altoona
;
416,975,060
510,036,792
Mew Jersey—Newark
•
.
33,032,165
■
146,943,823
3,224,228
+ 11.0
3,975,885,603
+ 11.1
42,150,729
416,419,901
162,023,106
,
4.9
+
167,422,908
46,829+80
(10
V
7.0
21,424,364
175,575,555
Total
,
40,911,533
4.1
79,871,737,022
Syracuse
;
$
7.8
+
.
22,788,091
1
:
"
;
+
.
88,123,180,204
320,129,297
Jamestown
Inc.
1962
1963
or
Dec. %
751,035,743
16,955,588
.
.
New
$
$
,•323,128,219
f. Buffalo
Elmira
Inc.
District—Mew York—
Federal Reserve
Mew York—Albany
p
1962
1963
Dec. %
S
Second
-Week Ended Nov.
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
Month of October1963
Clearings at
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
•
! C- 'V
■
4.7
+ 10.6
42,539,376
32,247,996
4-31.9
28,141,558
+
4.4
27,403,837
26,196,433
+
4.6
18,242,783
11,023,181
+
1.2
1,288,053,400
1.131,468+27
+ 13.8
1,120,770,132
908,020,976
t
■
.'
'
-
<
/.;/ '■■■■. ■//
•
3,466,276
13,674,729
1,700,194,040
1,583,993,409
+
7.3
15,687,483,318
14,907+29,113
+
5.2
357,551.563
318,535,256
+
12.3
293+88+06
268,979,112
Cleveland
3,412,454,245
3,191,870,839
+
6.9
31+61,169,981
29+74,552,508
+
6.1
668,902,162
596+10,767
+
12.2
570+34.528
518,565+27
Columbus
427,648,900
" is',699,575
+
3+
4,008,237,500
3,810,963,900
•'.+
89+29,900
+
6.0
78,432,000
65,683,900
+
0+
231,417,611
217,598,424
+
6+
81,380,140
75,338,367
+
8.0
Ohio—canton
68,923,915
74,593,743
Cincinnati
•>
-
'vr- ■'
Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
Fourth
,__
J
.
,
Hamilton
Lorain
,
/
—
+
8.2
665,121,585
413,414,800
635,790,016
4.6
+
13,922+59
14,116.265
94,995+00
5.2
1.4
—
''
•
18,586+73
■A-
10,336,937
*
•
+ 29.7
7,967,545
Y'
v
■
_
"
"Mansfield-
77,412,565
Newark
60,202,898
685+44,697
648,644,246
+
606,710,159
+
+
599,202,608
560,814,429
4.5
1,769,019,349
1,773,247,890
+
4.9
20,684,230,768
20,400,823,464
+
+
7.6
461,458,027
435,865,770
+
31+69,130
+ 15.4
321,024.255
292,379+74
+
Kentucky—Lexington
,
—
+ 18.0
West Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
152+05,658 v : :
6.1
173,587+16
—
'73,813,344,976
77,040,735,803
+ 16.8
26,206,834
30,618,847
140,422,000
126+39,000
1,255+52,619
/
274,976,841
1,272,107+00
4+
11,279,440,071
10,689,964,222
flouth
Carolina—Charleston
-
Frederick
District
509,565,268
125,184+07
/ +
7.0
+,'13.6
1+96,085,562
1,699,729,464
.
+
6.9
18+66,779,608
11,307+19
4,271,630,039
+
/
/
.
-
■■■
93,123,744
86,455,906
+
7,782+02,855
7,360,942,856
+
4.3
40,953,691,930
>39+79,357,574
+
4.150+46
.
+ 14.6
25,799,837
21,337,483
5.6
260,995+17
239,476,334
10,155,358
+ 22+
9,932,693
,
369,286,104
+ 15+
434,416,228
167,392,925
+ 10+
166,704+58
124,533*719
916,067,384
819,338+15
+
11.8
902,227,610
740,625,491
+
4.8
9,074,478
■
■
427,583,700
7.7 ;
5.7
+
4,378,277
9.8
+
238,235,461
185,659,831
3.5
6.5
5,995,667
28,273,000
1,223,952,550
1,404,947+18
/
12,385,165
6.4
+
;
32,387,000
251,466,153
,
+ 11.9
1,104+70,848
17,934,715,358
■
+
803+94,008
4,457,230,523
(8 cities).
5+
+ 14.1
9,909+05
856+99,116
Columbia—Washington
6,585,535
8+
6+
+
•:
:
455+63,097
1,175+96+43
1,844,204,897
1
of
Total
+ 10.4
52,293,737
57,718+61
133,950,515
1,972+62,346
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
+
+
1,194,332,000
2.2
—
•
332+84,683
1
12.1
./.+
253,313,287
+ 11.1
1,283,497,651
.+
.
432,758 803
.
-
•
,
"
Richmond
-
13+13,033
0.2
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
'
+
/
2+
+
;
7,900+64,789:
8,381,434,869
cities)—_________
(14
17+96,556
17,471,407
Virginia—Wheeling
Total
36,551,635
451,933,293
—
9.8
2,133+26,497
■3
___-
11,351,566
12,819,451
5.9
+
—
49,242,009
/,
1.4
45.743,604
58+05,766
194,211,322
Erie
14,347,954
+ 22.7
15+62,213
6.8
'
7.1
62,979,303
2,237,232,136
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 20.4
12,284,620
533+26,167
4.3
.13,175,461
15+69,100
5.7
632,740,306
185,383,674
'
,
Toledo
"West
5.2
+ 18.3
..+
73,552,435
71,234,700
Youngstown
.
■
'
342+52~831
;
.
■
v
/
j.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—AtlantaTennessee—Knoxville
207,534,448
_r
,.
Augusta
+ 21.9
830+60,527
+ 10.6
8,169+55+22
2,345.100,000
8+
22,962+15,229
______
+
6.7
+
8.0
349,519,210
1+13+20+46
+
9.8
199,590+88
+ 14.8
;'/.
1,738,341,090
+ 11.8
14.806,844,697
867,905,013
420,205,288
2.2
+ 17.3
946,592,987
+ 10.8
128,827,147
+ 13.2
39,778,184
14,841,478
13,389,359
5+65,835
4,476+33
1,542,878,000
1,442+20,000
+
6.9
13.906,233,000
9,080,384,910
8,270,296,718
+
9.8
81+99,926,532
___.
;
Louisiana—New Orleans
cities)
/■
:
Seventh Federal Reserve
20,670,826
.'
____.
64,467,439
Grand
Rapids
Terre
Haute
City
59,897,528
f
6.4
'
2.3
'
7.475,503
•/'•■•
5,665+24
255,957,213
256,294,648
295+06+87
291+3*1+64
1.8
—
+
30.6
18,137,754.
18+53,550
'
1,139+74
l,Tl9T668
+
7.9
322+56+00
304,836,000
75,415,669,705
+
8.2
1,804,117,002
+ 15.7
200 684,402
173 383,254
36,514 427,000
34,107, 566,000
,592, 404,898
522, 256,757
+
6.7
1,058 247.498
1,005, 040+42
+
5.3
197, 952,094
200, 455,886
—24.9
640, 795,163
620, 816,409
+
:
+~~1 +
"*856+59
**822*484
+
5.8
286,252,000
270,021,352
1,672,482+25
+
7.9
1,529,441,872
1,446,557,151
4,947,379
4,851.234
+
2.0
4,788,106
2,730,739
23,169,354
21,836+95
+
6.1
21+66,596
18+90+85
14,390,116
12~496~,395
+*15.2
10/394,823
10+36,239
20,910+62
19+30+47
+
136,649+00
14,290,362
3.2
261, 701,796
248, 840,230
+
123,931,000
5.2
94 +76,740
80, 773,644
63+93,823
25,473,793
9,212,746
;
+ 36.1
84,484,257
+ 11.6
94,271+34
+
7.2
'
855, 113.499 '
+
7.1
+ 13.4
+
—
5.3
1.2
+ 16.5
780, 186,504
+
9.6
150.497,653
+
6.3
1,531 ,437,389
1,401 070,522
+
+
9.7
4.840 ,811,072
4,539 079,297
+
6.6
Peoria
57,771,024
,
+ 32.9
591 +76,358
528, 635,562
22,729+83
+ 15.2
+
8.6
60,047,593
+ 15.9
216, 218,154
607, 261,419
199, 104,315
69,596,248
586, 421,852
+
822,703,225
+ 12.6
8,589 ,701,876
8,009, 968,381
+
7.2
+ 11.8
104 ,173,913
+ 11.8
9,653,790
,11,694,549
+
7.3
123 ,585,298
116 ,584,228
+
1,950,467
1,855,048
+
5.1
18 277,152
17 ,942,564
+
15,*92*0+33
102+90~000
+ 49.4
54 ,381,504
51 ,627,190
+
14,532,664
+ 12.8
439 ,743,609
396 ,334,395
336,045,017
+ 22.8
3,447 ,949,767
2,918 ,440,500
120,504,441
4.7
972 322,454
993 683,306
196,849+47
13,347,879
-
+
7,1
11,564.899
5,736,591
i
;
+
1.9
4,852,544
5+50+80
+~13~7
152,*392+41
153,926+43
173+50+66
5.3
46,421,337
5,847,598
1.9
5,440,119
/
'
5,715,959
16,976+38
-10,200+00
6,463,878,100
10,679,453
6,268,247,264
52,437+28
69,423,685
76,267,753
73,254,642
Springfield
52,155,265
47,572,728
4,284,725
'
16,811*98(3
109+02^000
3.6
Rockford
Sterling
7.6
+10.3
9.3
501,024,754
66,121,452
67,967,120
;
cities)
r
f.
6.2
7.6
0.4/
21,283,570
16,540,853
/
(31
18,154,890
'
3.4
+
+
—
121,019,436
5,507,509
Ames
Total
373,242,343
t
+
114,851,848
Moines
Decatur
r
_
+
52.356,499
412,516,920
Rapids
Bloomington
Chicago
r
/+
,
8,129,201
/,
Manitowoc
-
'
6,670,811
.
38,476,268
12,892,270+00
/'
8,547,988
9*4
+ 12.0
' ' 272,506.718
23,714,956
12,552,045
'
Illinois—Aurora
,
366,452+48
10.792,456
i.,
Iowa—Cedar
305,124,919
8.4
926+90,844
-
Watertown
f
3,680,450,000
•
76,797,611
Oshkosh
427+00,000
;
—1.9
890,073,444
121,313,740
+
"
+15.8
26,193,li7
A
Wisconsin—Madison
Sheboygan
v
+ 12.7
+
/'
396,774,000
-•V
+ 21.8
8,321+61
,
7.4
159,990,270
'
Milwaukee
139,310,788
172,531.846
456,000.000
+
8,817,509
9,103,360
+ 15.2
549,704,135
>
Bend
Des
20,204,312
/
12,534,936
South
fSioux
;—
•
27,306,436
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
Indianapolis
•
8.2
47,392,162
Muskegon
Bay City—
•
96,912,717
r+
22,409,661
Lansing
>
83+05,956
129,177,896
/
Jackson
•
/
3,667,571,000
___
•Flint
,
29,181,738
29,471,414
7.0
+ 13.4
,
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Detroit
+
769,887,766
486,722,141
389,230,000
'42,033,000
Vicksburg
+ 11.0
175,574,102
472,900,000
'
10,736,815
+11.1
13,656,903+64
+ 16.1
1+54,279,660
41,118,000
113,682,669
(16
536,400+00
+ 10.4
'
1,917,527,782
54,001,814
Total
314+47,612
12,855,178,935
58,431,842
" Meridian
37,010+94
187,794,448
7.8
+ 10.3
322,382,207
/'
2,208,525,334
97,095,760
Jackson
399,292,194
•
13.809,270,335
-fv
Mobile
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
.
A
440.413,188
Montgomery
•,
8.2
+
"
Alabama—Birmingham
41+94+82
+
V
'
355,842,747
37,882,845
229,101,185
_____
_.
37,178,525
1,442,547,069
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
+• 10.3
44+94,001
40,909,675
___
/: >■
+ 10.0
1+75,439,838
7,548,696.767
21,296,600+00
'
39,675,633
;
Macon
1,732+51+98
-
+
49,089,662
;
/ Columbus
,
170,251,147
919,072,564
2,541+00,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
13,270,246,428
'
4+48.790
12,780,464,485
—
—
—
—
r
V
3.6
69 677,491
2.6
169 555,617
4.5
94 .946,878,
92, 893,074
,
56
+ 25.7
+ 11.0
8,641,946
+
74,645,582
+ 22.2
67,382,516
51,561+47
25,834,136
25,800,780
+
0.1
23,037,844
20,727+23
695,616
+
+ 22.9
—
.845,363
3.5
4.9
2,128,362
2,106,949
3.2
1,399,014.450
1,259,214,959
+ 10.5
10,106.421
—
60,600 +25.581
58,694 ,510,197
+ 26.1
450 111,635
407 521,064
2.1
624 ,183,680
614 ,908,120
+
1.5
14,317,135
13+67,862
+
2.7
15+78,567
+ 10.5
11,521,477
15,211,831
■a 11,000,367
—
9,835,946
10,995+80
91,184,705
2.2
3.1
+
3.9
11,425,920
+ 18.1
—
175 ,756,120
99
6.0
+
"
11,874,462
'
1.0
2,002+13
1,938,623
+ 11.1
1,189,601,339
915,561,708
—14.9
7,156+70
7,537,990
+
4.8
12,130,084
15,843,721
+
3.1
12,140.079
12,016.569
+
4.7
8,264+96
7,991,702
+
4.1
702 ,976,403
684 ,180,463
+
9.6
445 +88,757
403 ,454,657
7.8
43 ,128,506
40 ,494,881
+
6.5
+
3.8
125,153,237,603
118,768,470,393
+
5.4
1,998,265,591
1,799,298,179
+ 11.1
1,663,325,182
1+65+97+12
+
9.7
20,039,285,572
18,701,695,381
7.2
477,200+00
391,700,000
+ 21.8
412+00+00
270,400,000
+ 19.1
299,431,133
264,000,001
—
'
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Cape
■
Louis
2,283,167+18
7 179 737
,'
.
1,214,459,706
1,132+80,'869
1,349,749,424
__.
Quincy
Total
28,315+80
(a)
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
2+81,801+68
33,734,832
Girardeau
Independence
1,203+24,277
+ 12.2
4,798+66
4,228,293
+ 13.5
+
7.2
16,672,618
(6
cities)
16+21,565
+
4,474,051,889
+
9+
+
'
+ 13.4
51,193,948
10,176+81,982
+
8,509,369.211
+
36,983,203
+
6.7
161,834,062
158.447,129
+
2.1
40+98,149,989
37,898,670,855
+
7.4
248+94+24
9.7
39,463,274
'
„
r
'
220+37+53
+ 12+
214+56+89
191,542,922
290,032,992
6.3
9,335.705,937
'
____
___
10,822,430,011
.
0.3
4,902,582,064
(a )
245,043,959
+ 18.4
249,395,028
204,575,958
________
3,729,939
3+24~534
1,019,557,455
861,105+46
+
**8+
+ 18.4
3,1*16+93878,967,610
3+19+97
669+38,577
Number
198
Voume
6317
The
...
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1981)
-Month of October"■:
'
'
■
1963
>■
Paul—
Forks
067,130
392,568.598
0.1
14,104.783
12,011,609
1.5
24,694, 120,446
23,606,057,028
4.6
620,507,559
583,673,971
6.7
205, 572,780
196,171,079
4.8
1,083,336,720
1,089 449,508
0.6
9,422, 864,958
9,090.302.623
3.7
215,0697430
15.677,392
:
Falls
i
733,018
35,299,009
8.9
124 ,380,660
118.371,308
$
149
132,522,945
41,822,519
183,732,623
4 490.288
4.330,067,917
(16 cities)—
4,272,592,495
467,221,318
219,554*238
—'To
201,6677007
178,5547811
11782(7898
+ 32.6
13^46(7614
1278897594
521,032,728
61,968,154
\.6~025,311
+~2~0~8
476877506
4,1027274
57703,026
+~~8~8
8,416,413
19,767,388
21,133,265
"eli
187932,207
1873697.309
900,667,237
861,928,384
4.5
800,684.816
701,291.394
8.8
63 939.080
0.7
"314 339.674
298,520,253
5.3
1.7
348 673,026
1.3.
759 ,750,102
+
95 278,420
12,282,781
541,976,922
8.5
566 669,730
1.3
—
42 560,327
3,793,846
——.
11.544.147
63
t
12.7
199, 281,066
+ 12.2
39 350.755
+ 17.4
5.1
1.7
7.8
—
57 337,265
94.040,972
Falls
Total
1960
$
9747(7158
5.0
,+
A 7 191,893
39,616,255
Montana—Billings
_
1961
5.8
492,382.106
349,778
"
7,096,743
Great
or
0.1
58.796,894
37 355,625
516 905,190
+
18 267.348
22 ,970,339
64,321,512
—-—
58
2.1
+ 28.3
—
14. 265,125
17,949,692
24.760,744
392
2.1
—
4, 091.139
.■",'57, 804.765
/.
—
—
6. 644.813
74,156,413
15,537,653
—
il—.:
5.7
—
4,005,085
,i
____
.
.-i
Le w is ton
InCi
Dec. %
+
Dakota—Aberdeen
Sioux
$
+
6,505.412
_
1962,
$
21. 409,289
——
Falls——
Dakota—Fargo_
Minot
1963
or
Dec, "c
48, 065.582
Fergus
'Grand
$,■7*4
2,743. 415,639
Winona
r
:—rWeek Ended Nov. 9Inc.
1962
$ ""
45,309,130
Rochester
South
1963
or
Dec. %
2,784.973,029
A." 22,842,192
Minneapolis
North
Inc.
>
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
-Jan. 1 to Oct. 31-
$
at
Ninth Federal Reserve
'>
1962
$
>•
Clearings
49
—
—'
—15.5
1.3
+
327,393,101
37,880,665,358
f
2.4
1.6
36,283,013,366
-
:
6.5
741,659,464
26,235,453
/
26 ,663,085
'6,070,527
3.2
.
+
4.4
"
—
,;+
'
7,¥7l7307
'
•
Reserve District-
Tenth Federal
V
■'
.
"
'"
Nebraska—Fremont
"
•
ansas
"
■
City—
■
6,329,959
6.010.109
50,959,102
1,008,916,646
5.3
50,200.003
1,603.591,936
—
v
56,380,242
Y.5
525,135,174
499,485,951
5.1
9,135,789,542
8,873,353.961
y
53,556,256
—
Omaha
+
-—
^
Kansas—Manhattan
11.9
6,437,357
5,673.049
+ 36.1
+
7.9
8,284,988
+
3.0
7,401,860
Wichita
221,748,891
216,107,709
+
2.6
195,494,404
176,156,482
Missouri—Joplin
7,346,731
—
City—_——
+
7.9
20,817,658
647,793,072
+
5.5
23,353,942
21,190,292
+ 10.2
0.6
18.712.946
1,613,232,558
1,528,549,449
14,167,539
+■
5.5
40,208,706
35,260,318
+ 14.0
7.1
68,298.855
31,718.456
+
62,005,165
30,289,827
+
6.3
23,870.114,565
23,067,556,984
563,386.406
3.4
5007440,607
+
637,705,164
621.147,221
15,325,714
7.1
518,225,894
15,092,724
34976647482
15,002,598
+
28,257,626
27,670,064
2.8
3.086,044,263
3,161,506,812
10,075,293
7,356,162
+ 37.0
7,58^9,799
5,417.847
889,507,076
809,778,904
9.8
797,301.122
594,681.915
6,862,567
f.
2,494,414,360 A,
73.945.570
V
..
71.519.567,
2.563,878
^—.——--
770,310
167,266,734
2,652,776,848
———
———
:n
,20,240,321
—
'
Joseph__
Carthage
61.554,562
1,149.730
736.083
683,215,232
-
166,319,710
—
66.435,477
-
1,445,828
7.0
2,061,011
*
i
,
2,394,912
-
2.8
+ 10.1
+
3.5
+
2.7 '
+
•
+T2.6
2.1
2.1
->
9,663,838
'
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Denver
329,030,873
.
39,562,618
'
37.698.534
—
—
2.4
+
369,398,331
354,487,149
+
4.2
4.2
11,144.882,534
10,776,150,197
+
3.4
+
-
4.9
+
1.172,762,893
Springs
—1
;
338,396.963
1,221.600.291
Colorado—Colorado
'.-.'Y
+ 24.4
978,752
11,662,512
2.1
2,018.743
71,632.391
Kansas
1,456,838
1,331,747
12,586,755
77,020,791
'
"
Parsons
St.
1,812,738
~5T
—
'
^
5.3
+
+.
/
Hastings—
2.6
51,305,129,884
49,755,634,501
+
'3.1
;
/
'
5,496.637,737
5,638,676,409
cities)
Total.(14
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
93.261,622
-
—
79,414.341
+17.4
856,806,952
¥
745,158.213
'
27,427,167,180
+ 15.0
24,351.166
25,999,505
27,782,878
3,376,933.335
2,929.073.999
Beaumont
Dallas
El
—
316.683,205
2.495,885,364'
—
Arthur" I
1
Falls
Wichita
Texarkana
15,515,751
15,008,477
+*2T.7
60874427295
49I7522.402
3,047,548,710
2,925,943,917
+
4.2
2,033,757.200
+
0.1
487707,396
447985.0~58
T~8.3
537565.964
447435,166
249,704,000
244,766,000
+
2.0
7,561,000
6,229,000
+ 21.4
6,291,000
5,728.000
+
6.3
23,380,738.368
21,721,513,045
+
7.6
—
0.7
77,990.350
79,526,627
+
7,665,770
3.1
269,008,206
6,516,187
—13.4
6722 8.808
57533,422
To
157482,134
147947", 934
+ 20.3
705,525.952
577,175,401
26.33G.841
15,206,293
+
0.4
+
2.2
613.638.651
6,062.800,735
+10.0
60,997,742,944
;''
—
268.042,106
134,613,972
66,439,760
6,670.336.544
citiest_
(11
+ 33 8
5947202,752
5.1
9.7
2,034.253,315
15.268.897
y
+
0.4
67,901,902
-
—
3.0
2,347.219,693
27.136,021
'
269,335,276
30,077,866,648
+ 19.1
7.610,72 4
__
_
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
—
—
24,095.000
-
Houston
Port
317,940,536
221,631,624
28,689,000
'
Worth
Galveston
255,573,772
'
+ 15.3
214,966,969
Paso-
Ft
6.4
—
18,204,784
7237117,633
v
+
119,297.764
57644,005
0.4
+ 12.8
0.7
157380,619
+
8.1
824,761,819
+
6.0
157542,798
9.4
A'
—
617,876,378
,..
1.9
56,452,383,706
I
—
685,680,579
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
■
—13.3
9,859,255
11,372,597
1,235,534,690
1,155,075^459
Washington—Bellingham
Seattle
'
98.106,324
89,678,146
7.0
11,497.658,863
10,851,222,786
'
■
+
36,549.936
26,784.992
+ 36.4
70,957,291
70,619.383
+
42.337.417
Yakima
32,328,662
+31.0
1,374,738.475
1,243,927,264
—
Idaho—Boise
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
-•
—
,
320,405,567
0.5
303,534.125
672,756,076
"
675,326.016
334,226,514
+
—
293,036,292
-12,398,855,246
+ 10.5
>
"
11,150,031,991
-
243,406,590
263,409,025
Salt
Lake
City
35.598,145
606,048,003
488,055,207
^
7
Arizona—Phoenix
433,153,293
Modesto
I
Pasadena
Riverside
San
San
;
7,071.276
Total
Grand
Outside
total
29772^2,513
2377567~,786
+~25.1
24
47364", 695
1737923.838
161,493,684
134,728,569
+ 19.9
128,734,755
104,536,684
certifies
of
2279~43~,920
26,T64.488
'■
(a)
1,835,373,041
674,067,338
1,985,554,968
640,193,875
726,317.368
8.1
75,157,640,586
+
5.7
of
Secretary
We
RATES
Monetary
Section
of
the
give below
BY
8,
Noon
the
Treasury
CERTIFIED
Unit
of
522
_
..
Austria, schilling
_
_
record
a
938,046.446
-
884,705,760
49,663,658
7.6
48,469,299
5.3
14,676,263
1.7
16,890,027
15,462,030
.
.
/
18,870,187
701,414,589
6.0
2.4
—
15^250,835
812,105,533
+
—
5.1;:
50,877,351
39,750,677
12,474,918
12,828.779
21,394,613
—10.5
21,060,258
79,215,572,444
+
5.5
1,776,712,667
1,627,665,618
1,550,593,078
1,293,411,627
1,417,346,515,828
+
8.2
31,932,157,254
28.492,793,777
+ 12.1
26.045,360,932
19,945,274,229
726,507,761,412
690,209,919,679
+
5.3-
14,846,910,662
13,324,468,143
+ 11.4
12,771,139,539
10,601,795,089
1963
TO
',+
9.2
,
Condition Statement of Member Banks
NOVEMBER
Nov. 8
_
$
New
Nov.
York
Day
.210250
rupee
krone-
OF
ACT
in
United
Money)
Thursday
13
.00687457
.0690671
2.229354
justed
and
following
6:
weekly reporting meniber
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
Increases
$252
of
Reserve
million
of
in
$918
million
in
loans
ad¬
holdings of U. S. Govern¬
of $650 million in demand
ment securities, a decrease
deposits adjusted, and increases of $506 million in U.S.
Government
demand
deposits and $1,306 million' in
demand deposits credited, to domestic commercial banks.
-.927812
.210250
.144800
.310566
industrial loans increased
and
for
net
a
in
all
but
gain of $520 million; during the
year
ago
these loans increased
ing or
$15 million, and their loans for
.927890
.210225
.144721
district
.310566
1
"other"
securities
increased
$65
purchasing or carrying
million. Loans to sales
1,
new
Germany, deutsche mark
India,
Italy,
Japan,
.251450
.251500
.251537
lion and
.'209590
.209592
.209620
2.797840
2.798120
million, as compared with a decrease of
$1 million and an increase of $51 million, respectively,
during the similar week in 1962. Real estate loans in¬
creased $23 million. "Other'Toans increased $110 million.
.204050
—
rupee
lira
.204054
.
.
.
.00160650
.00160650
.00160650
.00275883
.00275866
.00275900
.327050
.327050
.327050
.327050
.0800560
—,
.0800560
277625
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Republic
United
of
.139700
«...
Veterans
.0348750
.
~
Day
.0166645
.135675
.139700
.0348750
-
.0166645
rand
sterling______
__
__
1.393603
2.797660
...
/
■
+
y
U.S. Government bonds decreased
$101 million. "Other" securities decreased $96 million.
of Treasury notes and
.0348750
.0166645
.0166645
.192668
.231675
.231675
1.393693
1.393833
districts and
2.797840
2.798120
York
1.393574
2.797600
'
institutions
ber banks increased $357 million
.192575
>
nonbank financial
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
and the combined total
.277625
2.770415
.139690
"other"
$63
.231659
.231662
Africa,
'
loans to
.192575
..
Kingdom, pound
.0800560
.277556
2.770138
.0348750
^
franc_.
South
.0800560
-.277518
2.769900
Closed
personal financing institutions increased $129 mil¬
increased
.00160650
_
Zealand, pound
Switzerland.
.204054
.00275550
yen
Malaysia, malayan dollarMexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New
franc
.204054
.251487 V
.209600
Metropolitan
and
2.797600
France
1
week a
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchas¬
carrying U. S. Government securities increased
.0200550
.144700
.310566
the
Nov.
statement
Federal
comparable
$32 million.
.0386500
.0200557
.210225
■
*
the
shows
one
2.229577
.0386583
.0200600
'
of
Commercial
$
'.
.0386625
,
condition
banks
Nov. 14
Nov.
~
States
.310566
,
.144743
Finland, markka
TARIFF
■-/ Wednesday
2.229163
Veterans
UNDER
(Value
12
$
Closed
.0386593
_
in
.00691986
2.229211
.
the different
INCLUSIVE
Tuesday
Nov. 11
on
The
ended
TREASURY
TO
1963,
.00691228
_
-
14,
Monday
■
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank'
just passed.
BANK
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
■
of
Act
.927812
Ceylon,
5.5
83,537,925,470
for the week
RESERVE
iranc_
Denmark,
>+. 167581,116
■
'■■■
1,533,731,207,978
.
Tariff
$
peso
f'
+
the buying rate for cable transfers
FEDERAL
Friday
pound
.
+
—
—2~fa~9
—TO7G
discontinued.
requirements
to the
..
713,858,618
:
"
10761~9,932
7.2
..
'■•"+
237743,785'
li78~7"6~090
177363,849
6.8
298,305,899
r.
•
1.9
4.2
,
Belgium,
'
—12.5
—
85,180.861
+
,
Australia,
—
39,453,085,393
+
-
Argentina,
'
41,604,138,390
8,445,806,273
the world.
Country and
;
6.8
—17.4
—
586,969,083
—16.9
65.551.037
NOVEMBER
,
i.
79,473,571,302
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
/
,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES'
the
daily
countries
7
544,474,906
3.8
+
155,029,377,608
operations
/
to
■'
6,193,499
0.1
7.6
■'
212,001,974
/
8.4
167,596,751,506
.
Clearings
Pursuant
—
8,802,364,602
York
(a)
491,854,090
—
55,596,927
74,565,051
cities)——
(170
New
♦Estimated,
458,615,828
64,331,645
cities)—
(17
9.2
54,901,997
—
-
192,087,985
+12.1
..
556,042,853
% 1,114,967,831
178.158,314
V
—
+
4,108,823,344
518,204,348
4,158,602,623
Barbara—
4,604,908,996
V
7,641,163
0.4
' + 11.2
•—
5,602,028,625
920,725,296
30,243,973'
Jose
Stockton
+ 12.7
-{
+10.7
8,461.629
5.6
+14.1
'
301,058,509
6,028.298,588
'
—31.7
4,315,962,025
—
300,792,781 *
9.6
—31.0
—
—
—
Francisco-
Santa
/;
-.'+■•
8.5
60,699,516
74,565.890
49,847,308
50,909,699
Beach
Long
+
108,119.567
41.481,667,
California—Berkeley
—
-
234.044,901
"
32,586,072
663.924,657
Utah—Ogden
+ .■■'*
8.2
'-
'
Demand
City,
deposits
adjusted decreased
included
$155
in all but four
decreases of $467 million in New
million
in
the
Chicago
District;
$84
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1982)
50
5a4%
41/2 %
$90 million.
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks
Federal Reserve Banks increased $77 million and
to
U.
T
Increase .(+)
■■■
-
Y
'
-j;: '
Nov.
China
1963
SS
SS
Piedmont
3%%
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
and dealers
carrying:
or
for
2,494
+
5 +3%
15
65
+
+
420
1,244
—
+
1,701
+
16
+
3,888
-—
+
129
+
457
+
63
+
784
2
+
192
23
+
2,443
1,599
748
2,710
2
—
+
finance, personal finance,
5+4%
Loans to
Real
Other
Loans
TJ.
bills
certificates
Treasury
Treasury
+
2,555
+
110**
415
28,242
+
252
banks
4,261
932
:_—
___
indebtedness—
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Within
one
One
five
to
of
with
Other
assets—net
+
6
+
1971
1,
ISSUES
+
196
+
_
+
8
cumul.
1989_Dec
1839
1839
2
1
mtge.'bonds, due April
1,
6
5.44
Power
%
Gas
&
third
——Nov 25
stock
6
1887
'
Y
.
t
deposits adjusted
63,159
deposits—total H
;
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States and political subdivisions
U.
2,810
12,758
—
Mutual
savings
Foreign:
Governments, official
—
282
+
102
___
Total
Cash,
+
•
f.
+
12
—
43
82r
+
65
+
—
90
+
3,895
3,913
interbank
S.
—
2
+
—
1
+
35
+
Bills
Commercial
banks
Borrowings:
Other
+
13
116
+
2
'
From Federal
From
2,994
i
banks
,
liabilities
192
+
77°*
1
3.557
+
290**
5,854
—
__
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
14,319
+
54
+
917
+
of
+ Includes
and
loans
of
valuation
all
domestic
to
domestic
demand
deposits
commercial
tion.
commercial
individual
reserves;
banks,
loan
those
except
less
banks
items
cash
and
of
items
U.
in
after
shown
are
S.
S Includes
shown
*
**
time
and
730
of
checks
not-shown
(San
Francisco
;Y.
897
+
+1,185
+
109
+
„_
337
32,826
—802
+2,561
in
collection—
of
process
(1,177)
5,995
premises
272
+
—
Total
collec-
assets
—
(1,508)
—„
__
separately.
Federal
55,004
notes
(331)
reserves
'
.
101
+2,247
—270
31,529
U. S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
account—
>",
—800
1,019
197
+343
«
244
—
552
+
151—6
Other
deposits
availability
______
Deferred
Other
Redemption Calls and Sinking
will
found
be
preferred
and
including
those
list
a
of
corporate
stock
common
called
notes,
Capital
Surplus
Other
82
—
+10
128
—
under
sinking
fund
provisions.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current
volume
17,538
4,348
Company and Issue—
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
4%
trust
mortgage
+2,164
—210
i__
St.
Louis
series
A
due
Date
——Nov
1973_
22
Nov
__
(1,508)
55,004
25
&
Quebec
3+4%
series
General
6 V4 %
60
Ry.
B
16
Date
of
1
voting preference
subord.
Line
Bonds:
S.
S.
Inc.,,
S.
Dec.
y
U.
Santa
Maria
1,
1,
22
+
the eliminations made in the consolidating
are
S.
Government
Magdalena, S.
and
S.
S.
Illinois Terminal RR.—
4% % first mtge. s. f.
McNeil, &
convertible
,
1
first
9
Dec
1
1,
Santa
1742
*
1743
secured
Y
series
Marine
A
debs,
Share Corp.
investment
income
capital
Nopco
1964—Dec
1
_„—Dec
1,
2
1841
(22
Dry
due
Decl5
1535
1971.
1987_
due
due
Dec.
:_Dec
2
1841
plus
15,
i,
1976:
1986
Dec
1
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—
5 v2%
first mtge. pipe line bonds, due 198i_
__Dec
5%% first mtge. pipe line bonds due 1980___i-_;____Dec
11-28
11-29
Oshawa
Class
Utilities—
-
4
12-11
12-
12-16
11-25
12-16
11-25
12-23
1-
20c
12-16
11-15
12-16
2%
Corp.,
12-31
1-15
12-31
1-
1
12-31
12-10
11-15
25c
25c
preferred
12-
1
90c
(quar.)
$3.60
12-
1
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Transportation
8
12-13
11-29
12t
15c
62+2c
5
11-
8
6
$1
1-
1
12-
40c
12-
9
12-2
39c
12-31
12-14
15c
12-
2
11-15
4%
12-15
11-15
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Oxford Finance Cos., 4%
preferred—
Oxford Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)
Ozark Air Lines
(stock dividend)—
Fibre
11;15
11-15
11-
11-22
;i0c
(quar.)
(quar.)—^_
Co.
common
1
1-15
10c
$1.10
preferred
11-
2
10c
(quar.)
$4.40
Glass,
11-15
11-30
12-
*20C
—
—
Owens-Illinois
11-15
12-16
'
common
preferred (quar.)
Power Co., common
Marine
12-23
1
12-10
,
8c
(s-a)—
Fran.)
—:
Rubber
1-
$1.19
class A
Cement,
1
$1
Tail
4%
1
?20c
—
Extra
Ox
1
11-
,
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
(s-a)
A
O'Sullivan
5%
11-
11-22
'
2
t5c
Building Co. (San
Wholesale, Ltd.—
Brush
Quarterly
,
Canadian
Investment
Co.—
11-15
Fl-30
?4c
—
—
i'lc
Pacific
Employers Insurance
Pacific
East
Far
Lines
(L. A.)
semi-annual
__:
dividend
1212-
2
12-
2
Inc.
&
Paterson
1-
3
1-
3
1-
3
12-10
12-15
11-29
4%.:
55c
Y
1
12-13
:
——
11-15
11-22
11-20
6
11-
17+2 c
1-
2
12-16
12-
2
11-15
12-
1
35c
—
1
IT
11-15
11-20
11-
12-
25c
■
3
12-
11-25
20c
(quar.)
11-15
12-13
10%
——
(quar.)—
„
2
31+4C
4c
Industries
6
11-29
12-
12 +2c
(quar.)—
L___
11-
9c
5c
(quar.)_
Tool
11-27
7c
.
,
1
1
11-15
Y
.
t
,
.
12-
$1.10
______—
12-
92+2c
3.70%; preferred .(quar.).
4.50%
12-13
1-
—'.—_
(quar.)_„
5% conv. preferred (quar.)
Pearl Brewing Co, (quar.)
.Y
1
$1.16
......
Peabody Coal Co., common
Tube
12-10
1-
—
dividend
.
$1
:
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Paper
12-10
20C
Y
Co.
Parchment
11-18
12+2C
(quar.)
com.
11-15
vll-lS
12-28
22c
+■
Pipe Line,
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Papercraft Corp. (quar.)—
11-15
1
65c
10%
—___:
Eastern
Parsons
11-15
$1.43%
—
Corp., common (quar.)
sinking fund, preferred (quar.)_.
Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Co. (quar.)
Packaging Corp. of America
Y
Pako Corporation—
+
:
;
-•
-U
Panhandle
11-15
11-25
Inc.—
Finance
Increased
11-30
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Pacific
1
1
11-
11-
8
8
(quar.)—
(quar.)_—
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
$1.15
12-
1
11-
8
30c
1-
1
12-
3
$1.06
(quar.)
(quar.)__—________
preferred
preferred
$1.01
$1.17+2
$1.12+2
preferred
preferred
12-
2
11-15
—__
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.
Pennsylvania Power Co.—
4.24%
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
________
11-15
$1.16
12-2
50C
12-20
11-20
15c
12-
1
11-15
12-27
11-29
preferred
Carolina
15
1842
1
1745
Corp.
Northern Indiana
Northern
Stock
—
50c
Ry
11-15
2
preferred
Plastics
Corp.
11-29
1
11-15
11-30
-11-
12-10
8
Philadelphia
Electric
Philadelphia-Reading
dividend
3.65%
11-
12-15
11-15
12-10
11-30
12-20
11-30
Phillips
12-20
11-30
preferred (quar.)
.preferred (quar,)
Philadelphia Title Insurance
1-31
1-20
1-15
12-31
Pioneer
12-20
11-30
Piper
(quar.)—
(increased
[.
1
12-13
1
11-15
+75c
1-
1
12-13
IOC
1-
2"
quar.U'_
——
12-20
1-
2
12-20
20%
11-15
2
11-15
12-10
11-22
Petroleum
Co.
11-20
12-20
11-21
11-29
11-12
1-20
12-13
2%
12-
2
11-
1-
6
12-
6
91+4C
12-
2
11-
8
9834c
12-
2
11-
8
:——__
$1.2334
12-
2
11-
8
:__t.—_—___
$1.25
12-
2
11-
8
25c
2+2%
:
—
8
(extra)-:
95c
11-30
11-20
(quar.)—__—------
50C
12-
11-
——_—
Telephone
12-4
$1.50
common——
2
1
17+2C
12-13
11-22
$1.37+2
12-31
12-13
40C
12-
2
11-
29c
12-
5
11-22
12-
1
6
(Del.)—■
1+2%
dividend
(increased quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)
$4.80 preferred (quar.)—.__
—
$5 preferred (quar.)
,—
Pittsburgh. Plate Glass
(increased-quar)—.
Pittsburgh,
Preferred
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
(quar.)
—
——-—-
.
'
11-
8
30c
12-13
11-29
5c
Aircraft Corp.
11-30
1-
12-
j
——
12-30
40c
U2V2C
common
11-20
12-10
12-
33c
Natural Gas, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pillsbury Company,
common
—__
Pioneer
Natural Gas
(increased-quar.)__—
5c
44c
—
3
3
75c
-
—
Water,
5%
Stock
(quar.).—.—__1
Gas,
2
11-
11-21
25 c
—
$5.50
'
12-
1
5
11-21
20c
:
:
4.95%
37c
-
(quar.)
Piedmont
12-23
6
1-15
12-
$1.75
—__
(quar.):—1
preferred (quar.)__:
preferred
(quar.)
3.95%
$2
(increased)
Co.
Corp.
Philadelphia Suburban
Stock dividend
12-10
1-
1-15
3%
$1.12+2
12-13
12-
30c
(quar.)_:._
Phelps Dodge Corp.
(quar.)_^__i
_____
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
_____'
ioc
12 Va c
1
'
37 Mzc
(quai-.):
8
12-
$1
dividend)
(stock
preferred (quar.)
i—
& Gear, 7%
pfd. (quar.)
41/2%
Machine
30c
common...
(quar.)
A
11-29
12-13
Service—
Natural
preference
Y-
1-15
12-15
3%
Bottlers
United
Inc. (quar.)
Pfaudler-Permutit, Inc.
20c
;
Y
quar.)
Telephone
Ontario
12-16
$1.25
(quar.)_
(s-a)
Public
Perkins
:
46c
25c
—
dividend-
Corp.,
Stock
:
Lines
(increased
dividend
11-29
12-
$1
(quar.)
Telephone
Central
1st
12-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
North
Perfex
$1
Acceptance
American Van
Ohio
11-29
from
:
■
North
Northern
12-15
net
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Western
Ry., common
Investment,
6%
from
cents
8
common
American
4.40%
15
___Dec
of Rec.
30c
Co.,
American
Common
Payable
Dock—
preferred
Northern
June
cents
Car
6%
Holders
,$1
&
gains)
Chemical
&
When
50c
Shipbuilding
North
1
Co.—
bonds,
11-12
5
12-10
$1.75
(s-a)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (quar.)
Telephone Corp., common (quar.)
4Va% preferred—
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers Inc.—
75c
quar.)
(quar.)
Niagara
Northern
due
11-15
12-10
12-
1%
Peter Paul,
(increased
News
Extra
.Y
bonds
11-30
12-16
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
Company (quar.)—
Penton Publishing (quar.)———_—
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
1
Share
North American
1744
___;
conv.
1
June
,12-15
Lines
4.64%
-
Corp.—
preferred
Newport
North
series,
'
debentures,
Mining
Common
Norfolk
15
Mariana,
Mercedes
1979
Libby
mortgage
—Dec
_—____—Dec
Michigan Consolidated Gas
5Va%
«■
12
Dec
__
Merchant
S.
Santa
1987
Home Oil Co. Ltd. 5%%
5%
Dec
1982
1,
11-30
5c
Pepsi-Cola
Name of Company
4%
Oct.
8
dividend
Orpheum
Stock
4%
___Dec
1974
stocks
8
11-
40c
Mines Ltd.
Portland
4.60%
'/
—
DIVIDENDS
-
Nov.
conv.
due
debentures due Dec.
Libby,
1840
2011
1965——1
Getty Oil .Corp.-3+2%' 15 year debs, due
Greater Winnipeg Gas Co.—
6%
Page
Rubber Co.—
debentures,
S. .Santa
due
Corp.—
debentures, due
subord.
cents
Grace
31
Acceptance
•General Tire &
6%
1,
11-
1
12-15
Extra
4.70%
—2.1%
+.2%
Y
Newmont
Dec.
1
deducted-
will be
6.99525%
Copper
preferred
4.05%
105
Quarterly
due
1212-
5c
——
Oregon
v
31.0%
on
acceptances
foreign correspondents..
Figures in parentheses
+2,247
—270
*
Co.—
bonds
8
(s-a)
Ry.
Pennsylvania & Southern Gas
Pennsylvania Electric—
4.40% preferred (quar.)___
:
liability
for
*
Dec
.__
Union
11-
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
11
Per
Commonwealth Edison Co., 4%% debs., due Dec.
and 4%%
debentures due Jan. 1, 2009—
Dayton
1
11-20
Y.
'
REDEMPTIONS
stock.!
preferred
12-
12+2 c
46
1840
Peabody & Co., Inc.—
cumulative
Corp.
+
■■.Y page
Dec
_
Company and Issue—
7%
Products
+
Continued from page 13
Cluett,
8
$1.05
Peoples
2039
PARTIAL
River
60
—
,
bonds
11-
25c
—
—
•___
78
,
Total liabs. and capital accounts
of gold
certificate reserves to
Deposit and Federal Reserve note
liabilities combined
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
3%-6%
3
1
$1.02
(quar.)
—
Pendleton
Ry.—
___.
due
12-
12-
$1.10
26
__
934
<-
.
accounts
3
12-17
$1.12+2
—
+
490/
12-
Pennzoil
';Y/
bonds
Terminal Corp.—
second
income mtge. bonds
11-22
11-15
11-20
Stock
TENDER
,,
&
+.13
Manchester
6%
2
2
12-17
12-10
.
in—
capital
purch.
.
OF
98
77
+
+
6
—
53,502
•'
process.
NOTICE
—453
+ 21
87
-
(1,508)
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Contingent
given in the Chronicle.
were
(1,177)
dividends
Ratio
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
items
cash
accrued
redemption,
"The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
112-
25c
—
12-
Peerless
bonds,
for
&
liabilities
Total
-
called
liabilities
CAPITAL
Fund Notices
Below
$15c
<quar.)__
12-10
Pargas,
Total
•
11-22
50c
+1,976
+228
16,171
11-22
9
t$3
Stock
bank
9
12-
$1.14
—1
,
Member
-
/
Reserve
Deposits:
12-
50c
.1
—
20 ."
+
2
15c
^
preferred
Chemical
Pacific-Atlantic
+561
544
12-
—
104
assets
12-16
Extra
+2,528
'
11-15
IV2C
$5.75
District).
figures revised.
30
—288
—648
securities
12-2
—
Corp.—
Tyrone
Outboard
32,651
items
/
—
4,620
__
October
24
—
,
14,033
_
and
11-20
(quar.)_
Olympia
Brewing
Onondaga Pottery
9
Government securities
Other
deposits of U. S. Government and postal savings not
Y
Oliver
24
+
—
10,712
I
loans
3
preferred
Mississippi
Overnight
——
S.
1-
17+2 c
u
9c
Sand
Mathieson
Olin
9.9
+
LIABILITIES—
officers'
separately.
Preliminary
—
,
+2,528
Bank
deduc¬
gross.
Government
process
45
385
—288
—360
Total
^
certified
—
—130
3,286
,
Total U.
^
II Includes
234
—
32,651
Cash
t Exclusive
tion
4
1
—
469
+
—
bought outright
Held under repurchase agreement—
356
—
29
113
_—
Total
lb
Reserve
others
+
43
Notes
6
—
2
agreement
Bonds
Governments, official institutions, etc.
—
securities:
Certificates
Foreign:
498
_
780
—
—
132
repurchase
11-20
Quarterly
Stock
2
(331)
—
outright—
Bought
795
225
under
3
(quar.)——:
4'/2%
Co.,
River
Oklahoma
Otter
Government
1-
15c
Ohio
1962
1963
15,301
—
Held
U.
3,244
12,549
deposits
political subdivisions
Ltd
4.56%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
Nov. 14,
Nov. 6,
—
advances
and
Acceptances:
Bought outright
8,735
+
4.40%
4%
1,346
certificate reserves
gold
2oc
Mills,
Co.,
Orange & Rockland
4.75%
preferred
13,955
account—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Y 29
+
—
37,599
time
and
50
44
4
certificate
Gold
13,'
1963
ASSETS—
>-
Discounts
savings deposits—total
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations:
Savings deposits
-
Domestic
+
—
602
1,109
57,541
etc.
and
Other
+1,306
602
institutions,
banks
Commercial
States
359
6
_:
Power
rate
Decrease (—) Since
v
Nov.
interbank:
Commercial
Time
+
2,016
1,915
„
506
4-
1,687;
+
4-
+2,402
—
315
+
412
5,174
Government
s.
Domestic
+
650
—
93,277
67,007^
6
11-
3%
Extra
Increase ( + ) or
Demand
11-
2
_
Extra
Ohio
Opemiska
(In millions of dollars)
_
2
12-
Chemical (stock dividend)
;_
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd—
American shares (approximately $1.75 per
share),
subject to any
change
which
may occur in the rate
of exchange of
South
Africa
funds prior to
Nov. 27.
Non-resident
shareholders
tax
at
the
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
LIABILITIES—
Demand
12-
t$i
Onyx
Consolidated Statement of Condition
628
+12,511
+$1.12 y2
:
Ontario
Dec
stock—
this, issue.
in
1789
Co.—
preferred
series
..♦Announced
1681
Inc.—
pfd.
;
(increased-quar.)
Edison
4.08%
1840
1841
6
12-
Corp
Forge & Machine
Page
Dec
Dec
11-
2
t62«/2c
dividend
Inc.
11-14
12-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Ogilvie Flour
Co.—
conv.
Co.,
Power
11-14
12-10'
25c
:
,
15c
Inc.,
Western
+
+2,782
&
Ohio
Date
and coll.
Instruments,
4%
163
+<
+
11-15
(quar.)
1789
1
Dec
CALLED
Railroad
Texas
96
3.046
—
- —
11-15
2
1789
2
Dec
3V» % debs, due Dec. 1, 1965—Dec
1
& Banking Co. of Georgia—
Detc
3
5+2% debentures, due Dec. 15, 1976
Dec 16
Signode Steel Strapping Co. 5% cumul. pfd. .stock
Nov 30
211
4-
banks—.
assets/liabilities
Total
—
157
—
12,601
banks
25
36
'90
96
+
—
11-15
2
12-
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Oceanarium, Inc. (quar.)
1,158
5,503
174,740
domestic
Edison
first
Grolier
656
+
—
—
c—
7
Reserve
Federal
with
r
2
12-
1789
1
——Dec
2,865
643
1,300
3,782
—
:
Currency and coin.:
Balances
+
—
357
4
+
—
2,878
13,183
6,988
19,070
—
years
years
Other securities
Reserves
+
■
1,657
year_
five
After
+
-
'19,675
—
—
commercial
domestic
Government securities—total
S.
—
17,674
loans—
loans
to
836
foreign banks
estate
12-
Corp.
Light
Industrial
NuTone,
Continental Can Co., Inc.,
First
etc.—
Other
32V2c
$1.31+4
(quar.).
com.
5c
Stock
1788
1
•
-
4'Viz %
Corp.,
Brockton
85
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
Sales
Dec
Y
cumul. preferred stock
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc., 4VSz% cumul. preferred stock
Aro
5
381
3,547
securities
Other
Y
Dec.
due
8
$1.12 V2
Service,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%
1787
Novo
Company and Issue—
467
3,248
purchasing or carrying:
Government securities
1—
S.
conv.
11-
(quar.)
Onio
Other loans for
U.
414%
.
,
1975—
15,
1
11-25
'
Industries,
Inc.—
subord. debs,
11-
12V2C
:
Oak
April
due
1
1*1
S.
pur¬
securities
Other
9,084
+
U.
11-
1
(quar.)
Public
preferred
5%
1746
1
Dec
1981
ENTIRE
securities.,.—
Government
S.
+
520
'-12
+
36,816
1,542
brokers
to
chasing
U.
918
+
—
87,516
-----
industrial loans
loans
Agricultural
debentures
63/4%
Dec
1977-
June
Corp.
1
12-
Insurance
—i
Pharmacal
Scotia
Nova
%
1966—
—
Life
;
preferred
preferred
Norwich
;
12-
Extra
and
1981
Co.—
1,
Corp.
1,
Ltd.—
due
Finance
;
-
y
1,
bonds due Dec.
Transmission
Gas
debentures
Traders
134,828
adjusted?
investments
and
Loans
6 %
+ 1.489
and investments
Total loans
Loans adjusted?
Commercial and
Northern
Eastern
Texas
ASSETS
Bear
Ry.—
debentures due Dec.
Transmission
5+»%
'
Philippine
&
1981
series due
series due
Bear
first, mtge.
Tennessee
Nov. 7,
1962
Oct. 30,
6,
1963*
or
(—) Since
Decrease
Insured
Gov't.
S.
5'+
v
East
Far
5%
domestic
/
41,/2%
514%
Dec 12
bonds, due July 1, 1985
Inc.—
Merchant Marine Bonds
mortgage
Line,
first
4%%
Pacific
National
Northwestern
1
35c
quar.)
!
(Minnesota)
Northern
bor¬
rowings from others increased $290 million. Loans
commercial banks increased $415 million.
Northwestern
1
Jan
1975—
debentures, due July 1,
Illinois Gas Co.—
5%
1745
1
Dec
Alfalfa
Payable of Rec.
2y2c
(increased
Bancorporation
Extra '
Holders
When
Share
Company
Northwest
7
mtge. bonds due 1982
Dehydrating & .Milling Co.—
first
National
from
Name of
1745
1
Dec
'
Co.—
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
decreased
corporations
and
partnerships,
individuals,
Transmission Co.— '
first mtge. pipe line bonds due 1980
Gas
Midwestern
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
Per
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Cleveland District, and $54. million each
in the St. Louis and Dallas Districts.
Savings deposits
increased
$65 million and "other" time deposits of
in the
million
.
12-13
11-29
10c
12-
2
11-14
$1.20
12-
2
11-14
$1.25
12-
2
11-14
60c
$1.75
,
12-20
11-27
12-
11-20
2
Number 6317
198
Voume
.
.
'v
_!
dividend
Stock
Plymouth Rubber Co.—
Voting and non voting
Polaroid
./'/:
'
Light Co., common.!--—.——
Sulphite & Paper Co. (quar.)—
Huron
dividend--—————2—__—
Stock
Electric
Potomac
•-'Vf
(quar.)
preferred
$2.44
Electric
Potomac
Power
Power
—
(quar.)
pfd,
$2.46
Power,
——-.——
(quar.)———
(increased)
Common
6%
Utilities
Preferred
5(4%
1st
Mfg.
(quar.)-.—
(quar.) —
Gold
Mining
12-13
Screens
Scripps
11-12
Scrivner-Stevens
Co.
12n
1
11-12
Scudder
12-
2
12-
5
Seaboard
1-15
12-20
Seaboard
1-15
12-20
$4.75
Scythes
11-15
Class
dividend
Stock
Printing
9-30
''
America
of
Co.
Bank,
Extra
i—
_/
Shares
12-2
11-15
12-
12-11
11-25
12-
1
2
$3
12-13
12-13
50c
12-10
25c
,
$2
Service
Public
12-
Public
i
of New Mexico—
(quar.)
————
preferred (quar.)—.—.—
Pueblo
Supermarkets
Rico
(quar.)'
Pullman,
Punta
Pure
Cement
(quar.)
Inc.
Sugar
Alegre
Oil
Growth
Extra
—
-
(stock, dividend)
—;
dividend)
Corp. of America—
$3.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)„—:
(stock
Inc.
Purina
Inc.
Ranco,
(increased
Co.
Inns
Ramada
■
—
(quar.)
—_—
___•
International,
(Increased-qudr.)
Reed
I
E.)
(Albert
Republic
Revere
&
11-29
1
12-12
11-
1
12-12
12-
4
11-18
12-
4
11-26
1
3
12-15
,
11-25
12-17
11-11
12-
2
11-
8
11-30
11-
1
12-
.4—
11-15
3-
45c
6
5
of
40% )
$4
Rio
Grande
Valley
Ritter
Finance
Class
B
(quar/)
Gas
Fund
Rittenhouse
__—
___
__;—__—
;—
—
class
Co.,
.(quar.).
_
(quar.)—
1—
preferred
(quar.)————.
5,/2%
preferred
(quar.)__„
6%
Little
Robinson
Rochester
%
Electric
&
Gas
4%
preferred F
4.10% preferred
4%%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
4.95% preferred
.4 5.50%
preferred
Rockwell
pref.
$1
Co.,
&
Rohm
A
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
&
Co.,
Haas
—
(quar.)
preferred
Rockwell-Standard
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Bros., Inc.
Ross Gear & Tool Co.
:—
tax
income
British
Rotron
(stock
Mfg.
Controller
Rowan
Royal
Bank
Extra
Foo's
of
(quar.) ——1
(quar.)
—■
Inc.
—,
(quar.)
Ltd.
Royalty
Safway
Steel
Corp.
St.
Johnsbury Trucking
Louis-San
___
-
(quar.)_
Francisco
Ry.,
com.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
I
Regis Paper
(quar.)_
——__1
Salada Foods, Ltd. (increased quar.)_
preferred
St.
Diego Imperial
Stock
San
Jose
_
—
Water
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)——____,——
Works,
preferred
A
4.75%
preferred B (quar.)
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
5(4%
preferred (quar.)
San Miguel Brewery Inc.—
Stock
Santa
Schering
:
;
1
11-
8
4.15%
11-20
4.25%
1
11-
1
1
11-15
1
1
11-15
12-10
1-
2
11-15
12-
2
11-
8
12-
2
11-
8
12-16
Corp.,
preferred
11-29
9
11-22
1-16
12-20
11-29
11-14
•
1-
214%
/
4
11-12
10-31
12-
2
12-
2
10-31
2
11-13
12-
(increased
common
quar.)
(quar.)
c.
(quar,)—
Co.
$3.50
11-12
11-19
11-30
11-15
12-16
12-
2
12-16
12-
2
12-16
12-
12-
$1.25
35c
$8c
11-
Co.
——
___,
_
11-21
10-21
12-10
11-12
12-10
11-12
;
11-29
1-
11-
11-18
quar.)
(quar.)
Service
Co.,
coin,
,
(quar.)
—
12-
11-
12-
2
11-
12-10
11-
8
12-13
11-22
12-
Forgings
Corp.
Co.
11-25
11-11
12-31
12-
12-11
11-27
11-29
10-15
12-27
11-15
11-15
12-31
11-25
12-31
11-25
$1.20
12-
2
11-
;l
12-
2
11-
1
$1.60
12-
2
11-
1
6%
12-
2
11-
1
12-
2
11-
1
Standard
12-13
35c
11-18
10c
* 11-18
37 (4c
1-15
11-29
-
'
1111-
1
1
12-31
of
New
preferred
Register
Star
Market
Co.
11-
5
Texaco,
11-30
11-
5
11-14
11-14
11-
4
12-13
11-29
11-29
11-
12-15
8
11-15
,
11-15
12-15
11-15
2
11-15
12-
2
11-15
12,*
2
11-15
2
12-14
12-
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-18
3
(quar.)——:
2-
1
1-20
1
1-20
Texas
Instruments
Pharmacal
Stock
1-20
Texas
1
1-20
Thatcher
1-20
Thermal
2-
1
1-20
Thiokol
2-
1
1-20
Thomas
2-
1
1-20
12-
2
11-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-15
12-16
1-
1
.
'
2
11-27
11-
12-
11-15
2
8
12-10
11-12
12-10
11-12
12-10
10-31
Glass
Power
6
6
6
$1,27
$1.27(4
, $1.28
$1.31
$1.31 (4
11111-
12- 6
1
.12- 6
I'M
12- G
1
12- 6
1
Class
Inc.,
common
11-15
11-15
11-25
11-
8
12-15
12-
1
12-12
10-31
12-12
10-31
-
stock
11-29
11- 8
1
12-
6
12-
6
11-30
10-31
11-
8
11-
8
12-10
12-10
11-18
10-18
12- 1
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
11-
B
(quar.)
Drug
Stores
Oil
'
Roller
Co.
quar.)
—________
preferred (quar.)_——_—'
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred (quar.)
Toledo Scale Corp.
(quar.)—:—
Town Enterprises, class A
.___^—,____.—
Traders
5%
____
/__
B
Supply Co., class A (quar.):
(quar.)
Finance,
B
8
8
11-
8
11-15
11-13
1-14
,
10-31
1-
7
12-13
11-29
12-16
11-22
12- 9
1/
1-
11-
8
1
12-13
1
12-13
11-29
11-29
11-22
11-22
11-22
11-
8
11-
8
11-11
12-13
11-29
11-29
11-20
12-10
11-20
55c
10c
12-10/
11-14
12-13
11-29
35c
11-29
11-15
12- 2,
12- 2
12- 2
11-29
12- 2
12- 2
11-15
.
,
l
Ltd.,
class
A
—
____—
(quar.).
$1.06(4
$1.14
$1.06(4
25c
2 (4c
2 (4c
(quar.)
—__________
preferred
(quar.)„
——
4(4%
preferred
(auar.)^__—______—_—
Transamerica Corp., 4V2% preferred
(quar.)
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
22(4c
12-17
12-
2
5c
$20c
$20c
J50c
12-17
12-,
2
1- 2
12-
6
'
1- 2
1-2
t$ 1.12(4,;
1-2
$1.12(4
12- 1
Transcontinental
Investing
Corp., (regular,.
'•//,'/
auarterly distribution of one share of
$25 pfd. for each 100 common held)__:__
11-25
6(4%
preferred (quar.)__
/
_— $0.40625
11-27
Trans-Prairie Pipeline, Ltd. (quar.)
18c
12-13
Extra
——?
—t5c
12-13
Class
8
11-
Co.—
4(4%
B
8
11-
60c
/
(Los Angeles)—
Packing Co. (extra)
:
r___
Corp.
___________j!—__—.—^___
Edison
8
1111-
11-27
12-15
—
Tokheim
Toledo
11-
11-27
12-15
11-30
30c '11-30
25c
11-30
30c.
1-10
35c
12- 2
25c.
12- 2
60c
12-10
(quar.)
Quarterly
Tobin
11-
11-
12-16
$1
30c
'
——
Trust
11-
12-16
40c
—
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
11-
12-13
12-15
12-1
12- 1
______________________
Bearing
11-
11'
12- 4
11-29
$1.25
15c
$5c
___
quar.)__,—
(increased
12- 1
12- 1
15c
3%
___/—.—
(increased
Insurance &
Class
11-22
6
12-20
5%
—_
(quar.)_Z
Extra
Title
Tractor
1
12-
5c
dividend)-
dividend
Tidewater
12-31
9
6
35c
„
.___
(stock
Industries
Common
11-15
12-
6
12-
25%
50c
—
(quar.)_.
4% preferred (quar.)—
Thriftimart, Inc.,
class A
1-15
12-1
G
12-
25%
preferred (quar.)
___—________
Industries
(quar.)—_/
Thompson Paper Box, Ltd.
(quar.)
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge—
12-10
12-
12-
15c
5%
11-12
5%
12-
12-
dividend)____
(increased)
Mfg.
(initial)
Chemical
Stock
12-10
11-15
6
12-
—
(stock
Thompson
10-31
1
6
12-
20c
4.56%
12-
6
12-
1
$1.20 preferred (quar.)—
Tidewater Telephone,
common
(quar.)___—
5% convertible class A preferred
(quar.),_
12-
12-
1-
(quar.)____
Thrifty
11-15
7 (4c
3%
•,
quar.)
12-
12-16
11-15
1- 1
1- 1
1-1
1-1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
1-1
50c
11-29
12-16
/
.
2%
12-16
12- 5
1
10c
11-29
' 12-12
11-15
$40c
12-16
6
11-
12-10
$1.25
—
11-20
;
1
11-11
12-17
2
12-30
11-
,
11-29
$1.02(4
$1.06(4
$1.12(4
$1.15
$1.16'
$1.16(4
$1.18
$1.22(4
$1.23
(quar.)
dividend
1
1-20
8
:
>
'
Inc., common
Instruments
(quar.)
2-
11-
_____
Industries,
2-
11-1
8
11-
2
11-19
12- 2
22(4c
$1.12(4
$1.183/4
$1.25
$1.26%
$1.28(4
5.35% convertible preferred (quar.)_
$1.33%
5.25%
convertible preferred (quar.)__—i
$1.38
5.60% preferred (quar.)
$1.40
5.75% convertible preferred (quar.)______
$1.43%
5.80%
preferred (quar.)^
,/.
$1.45
5.85% preferred (quar.)__—
——^
$1.46%
6.70% preferred
(quar.)__'____—:
—
$1.67(4
Texas
Gulf
Producing
(quar.)
20c
2-
1
11-
12-
preferred (quar.)_,
4.75% convertible preferred (quar.)______
5.00%
preferred (quar.)
5.07% preferred
(quar.)
;—1'
5.125% convertible preferred (quar.)_
Texas
2
12- 2
convertible
4.50%
Texas
2
Gas
.'.—___
common
(increased
Common
1-20
2-
8
/
(stock dividend)
Oil
1-20
12-
11-
15c
Inc.
11-15
12-
6
11-8
(Fractional shares to be paid at the rate
of $5 a share)
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—
Class
•
—
(Fla.)—
Stock
A and B
payable in class A shares
& Casualty Co.
dividend on class
Ltd.,
(quar.)
1
'
12-
1- 2
12- 2
,12- 2
v
36c
(initial)'
Insurance
Life
1
1
2
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-
2-
8
11-
.;
'
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)—_____
(quar.)___
z_
(quar.)___
—,
(quar.)
—:—
(quar.)j;
2nd preferred (quar.)
Canada,
American
9334c
—
6
of
Extra
Texas
80c
65c
(quar.)—
12-
12(4c
$7(4c
capital
200
Tenn.
held)_____!
(quar.)
2-1
12-
55c
30c
40c
30c,
20c
30c
15c
1-
-
4.25%
^
(quar.)—
Tank & Boat
dividend
Fire
5.25%
11-30
50c
Jersey
Stock
State
5.24%
12-, 2
,
—
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.12%
Texaco
/
-
Stanley Warner Corp., (quar.)
Star
12-31
1-25
5.08%
5.10%
"
5
82(4c
Packaging Corp.—
conv. preferred
(quar.)——
conv.
preferred (quar.)————
conv.
convertible
11-
11-30
Standard
291bC
29%c
34%c
5%
12-13
12-13
12-13
50c
*
8
1- 2
6
4c
—
each
shares
preferred
4.25% preferred
4.50% preferred
4.60% preferred
4.64% preferred
4.65% preferred
4.72%
preferred
4.90%'preferred
4.92% preferred
11-20
12-10
for
common
4.10%
12-10
11-29
Co.
of
share
Transmission
87(4c
12(4c
1834c
'•
quar.)
1112-
(special distribution of one
Midwestern Gas Transmission
10-23
8
11-15
11-29
dividend
Stock
11-12
Ml-
8
12-13
11-29
2%
/.../
—
income-:
Transmission,
Gas
3
12-
held)
Oil
Tennessee
11-20
11-19
2
11-15
12-12
$50c
16c
16c
'
—a
fourth quarter dividend
a
investment
from
6c
Timken
11-22
Standard
//'/gains plus
1
1-
11-
$20c
B____/__.—___—
and
Wine (quar.)
Corporation, Ltd.
(initial).
Fund, Inc.—
distribution
of
30c
from
net
A
7
11-15
11-15
)i20c;
Taylor
yll-15
3
12-13
Inc.—
(quar.)
A
11-15
10-31
15c
Television-Electronics
12-
50c
—-
12(4c
—_
commons
Teck
6
92(4c
97(4c
$1.03(4
$1.06(4
$1.10
$1.15
$1.1834
$1.40%
27(4c
27(4c
31 (4c
/
:
A
11-22
2
28Vac
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
on
class
11-22
12-
12(4c
2 (4c
2834c
(quar.)
12-20
7
in
11-22
12-
20c
50c
,
Stock dividend on class A and B payable
12-14
11-14
(quar.)
(increased)
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio) com. (quar.):
■—
3%%
preferred A (quar.)—_—___———
1
Extra
11-22
12-23
12- 2
Ml-15
1- 2
1-15
11-22
12- 2
1- 1-
22(4c
—
12-11
30c
37(4c
25c
—
1
15c
(quar.)
com.
12-11
22(4c
(quar.)„i
common
1
6
—
7
2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—25c
11-
11-
Class
/
10-31
11-29
10c
(s-a)
preferred
Baking, class A common (quar.)
—
B common (quar.)-.—___—.—___—
Tasty
'
12-10
MOc
Extra
4%
7
10-31
11-
——____
Ltd.,
7
12-10
-
11-15
(quar,)_
(G.)
12-
1-9
12-10
/ 12-16
—___—
Tamblyn
11-14
10-31
12-27
.10c
20c
10c
—
(quar.)____________
(3-for-l split)
_1
:—_
Transit Corp.
(quar.)_
Inc.
2
12-18
Corp.
Tampax,
11-12
12-10
11-14
12-
25c
(quar.)
(increased)—
Services, 5% preferred (quar.)__
Broadcasting Co.
(quar.)
Taft
12- 2
57c
Szabo Food
12-
25c
.-$0.2656(4
42(4c
55c
15c
70c
(quar.)
(increased
shares
29llc
32(4c
Syracuse
19c
(quar.)_
12-14
•
11-18
8
11-14
35c
Symington Wayne Corp.
Tennessee
;
(quar.)
Standard Motof Products, class A (quar.)—
Standard Oil Co. of California, com. (quar.)
$3.30
convertible
preferred
(quar.)—___
Standard Oil
Co.
(Indiana)
(quar.)
—
(A special stock payment of one share of
Standard
Oil Co.
(NJ)
for each
115
11-30
11-29
1 (4 %
(quar.)
Public Service—
preferred
Standard
11-18
6
12-16
'v.
^
(increased
Common
12-20
Syntex
25(4c
26V2C
297/bC
common
Corp.,
Brands,
12-14
10c
:
'
Quarterly
Standard
12-10
12-
25c
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
1-15
12-13
5c
5%
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
preferred
preferred
1-2
5c
50c
12 (4 c
20c
25c
'5%,
-
11-13
11-25
12-
$25c
(quar.)—',
4.40%
(quar.)
:
.-—
4.60%
(quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
5.62(4% preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
4.40% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)_^
5% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)—
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
18c
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
—_
33c
$1.44 convertible preferred
(quar.)_—36c
Spencer Chemical, 4.20% preferred (quar.)_
$1.05
Spencer Shoe Corp.
(stock dividend)
3%
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 preferred (quar.)_
$1.12(4
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
—
37(4c
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
:
:
$1.12(4
Staffoi'd Foods (s-a)
10c
Standard Accident
Insurance Co.
(Detroit)
12-16
11-
1
11-
50%
:
Drilling
Extra
5%
—
dividend
Fe
3.90%
Corp.—
dividend
4.75%
3.70%
8
12-27
25c
Extra
San
8
12-
7(4c
$3c
(quar/)—
$1.12V2
—,18%c
(quar.)
St.
5%
8
11-
11-
12-
:—,—
(s-a)
Products
Gas
Common
11-
12-
11-15
11-29
/
Co.—
prior preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern
1
12-31
(resumed 1—'
Enterprises,
Co., 4(4%' pfd.
Russ
Togs, Inc.
(increased)
Ryan Aeronautical Co. (quar.)
Sabine
30c
10c
25c
12-
1-
—
Water, common
Investment
12-
5c
160c
tl5c
(quar.)
Canada
(quar.)—<
(quar.)
,
Special
534 % preferred
8
1
2
2
11-7
——
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
Southwestern
8
12-10
4%
dividend)
(Jacob)
Ruppert
11-
11-
1-
11-
11-15
12-1
12(4c
(quar.)__.
Investors Services, Inc.
Crane Packaging, Inc._i
12-
11-
—_—__
Electric
12-1
llc
25c
——
-
Rubbermaid,
Ruby
1
6
Co.
11-22
11-30
12-10
6%
Mining
11-22
11-14
5%
^ ' M
—
Supervised
11-15
preferred (quar.)
12-
$$1.06(4
:____
Rosenau
Co.
Southwestern
11-14
17 (4c
—
preferred
Royce,
Less
2
11-15
t6V4c
A_i.—,
B
4(4%
$1
12-
50c
2%
—
<
—
class
Ltd.,
Paper,
Class
Rolls
(quar.)
Corp.
dividend
Stock
Rolland
11-15
11-15
25c
3%
—
dividend
Stock
2
$1
Extra
4%
4
______
(quar.)
common
Telephone
Edison
Southwest
2
1
Superior Cable
11-22
12-
—
^
California
non-cumulative
5%
$1.50
12-
12-
11-15
12-
—'
(year-end)
Corp
dividend-
Natural
$1.20
12-
Sunshine
12-17
12-16
12- 9
.3c
_
y_____
___—
Products
12-16
12-
—
(quar.)
General
Nitrogen
12-
$1
$1.02 (4
$1.1834
$1.02(4
$1.2334
$1.371/2
6
dividend
—
(quar.)_—
—
H (quar.)——
——
I (quar.)
—
J
(quar.)
;_—
K (quar.)————
L (quar.)___
:
5
2
11-15
11-30
11-
11-15
11-15
12- 9
11-26
3c
Sunray
2
11-15
12-
11-25
11-15
$7c
dividend
Milk
12-16
12-11
J 12- 2
Racing
DX Oil Co.
(quar.)___
Sunshine, Biscuits
(quar.)-
Sunbury
11-15
$17c
<-
(s-a)_.
Co.
(quar.)_
Stock
12-
Southern Railway,
Co.—
(Johnl
Rogers
—
5
12-31
12-
1:25c
—
11-
31 (4c
38%c
15c
10c
12-13
7c
./75c
6834c
—
11-4
4
Co.,, Ltd.
(increased
dividend
Oil
1
12-17
$25c
(resumed)
11-25
Drug
Stock
1
20c
15c
Racing .&
annual)
11-25
11-
Stock
Mines
Harness
6c
Sun
Sun
11-29
1- 1 '
__
(quar.)1
12-26
12-10
Southern
11-29
2
Association
Ltd.
12-31
20c
12-
7c
12-16
11-26
12- 2
45c
12(4c
*
split)
42-31
69c
60c
50c
30c
—
Southern
6
12-
12-16
2
■**,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred
(quar.)
Southern Company
(increased
11-29
12-16
1-
11-4
4.78%
11-15
3
County
11-20
> 25c
(quar.)__
1-15
—
Co.
37(4c
(increased)
Ltd.
Consolidated
12-10
4.24%
12-23
12-10
45c
v
(quar.)———
A
12-
25c
30c
$1
4c
Mines,
Sullivan
60c
Oil
,.50c
^____
1-15
(year-end)
Co.
11-
57c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Sullivan
y
Mobil
4.08%
11-15
12-31
(quar.)—.
common (quar.)_-_—_
Textile Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—_
12-
(quar.)_
(year-end)
1-15
rcts.__
4%
Richardson-Merrell Inc.
Riegel
Steel
Southern California
——
-
Sullico
Oil
A.)
1
11-20
Southern
deposit receipts (final payment of 5 shil¬
lings 6 pence per share less Rhodesian
Tax
&
Southeastern
1-14
12-
3%
——
Tobacco (increased-quar.)
Selection
Trust,
Ltd.
American
(D.
12-18
61c
dep.
11-18
12Vic
pfd.
preferred
common
2
12-10
Stock
J.)
8
11-
—
Southeastern
6
11-
12-13
12- 2
Foods
Stuart
8
3%
16(4c
div.)___
'
(quar.)
('5-for-l stock
Corp.
8
11-
12- 1
12- 1
12-10
common
1-
20c
•
75c
12Vic
2
11-20
12-15
Southam
11-13
11-25'
5%
20c
50c
12-
20c
62V4c
$17(4c
$17(4c
__1
Corp., $1.25^ pfd. (quar.)
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)
Soss
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_
South Texas Development (quar.)___
12-27
5c
———
8
B
11-
11-20
20c
(stock
Extra
(quar.)—_
12'4c
34%c
(quar.)_
;
Stowe-Woodward, *; Inc.
(quar.)
•
Sonotone
11-14
1-
11-
(quar.)
:
Socony
11-12
12-
15c
11-12
11-29
10c
Extra
10c
11-25
(increased )_i
Co.
Extra
7
1-
Stouffer
Mfg., class A
L_
_
15c
Simplicity Pattern Co. (stock dividend)— %
5%
Simpsons, Ltd./(quar.)
^
f—
$22(4c
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd., class A
$25c
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)
.50c
Singer
Company
(quar.)
r_
42 (4c
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)—^
45c
Smith-Douglass Co.
(increased)
35c
Smith Industries
International
(quar.)—_
7V4c
Smith
Investment
(reduced)—:
$27.41
Snap-On Tools Corp.
(quar.)
20c
11-18
1-28
12-19
—
current
(R.
Rhodesian
12-20
683/4c
M—
:——
dividend
Stock
Reynolds
11-20
12r31
"
income plus a capital
gains distribution of 70c)_—
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co. (quar.)
_
from
(5c
12-16
12-12
5%
—
Ltd. (stk. divd.)
(Dallas)
(quar.)—'
(quar.)
Copper & Brass
Fund, Inc.—
Revere
2
12t13
1-10
Simplicity
;
1-
Storkline
__1
Amer.
Extra
4
11-
Saw
Simmons
11-15
11-18
12-19
Co.—
A
B (quar.)
Automobile
Simonds
11-15
12-14
12Vic
Co.,
Co.
Insurance
12-14
12c
'
—-~
(initial)
Industries
Redman
7
10-31
t$1.50
(quar.)-,
5Vi%
pfd.
(resumed)—
Co.,
Co.
i
Inc.—
Raymond
8
11-
preferred
2
6
5%
Corp.
dividend,
& Coal
Broadcasting,
12-
2
,
4(4%
8%
Co.,
Coke
Class
<■
Class
Simca
11-22
11-
1
12Vic
—_—____
_
1
11-29
tl5c
—
dividend
2
12-13
12-
common)
Signode Steel Strapping, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
11-20
11-25
87V2C
25c
20c
20c
4—
quar.)_
(quar.)__
Extra
Raytheon
$2.44
11-
3
12-
B
Pacific Power
Sierra
2
12-
12-16
12-27
1-10
$$1.75
v,
$1
25c
%
17c
20c
20c
(quar.)
11-15
12-
12-
(quar.)
Textiles,
(John B.)
Stewart-Warner
•'
Susan
—-.—
11-29
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Inc.
Stern
&
Stetson
St.orer
(quar.)——-—
(quar.)_.
common
Class
11-15
12-
10-11
12-
,' Stern
(Extra payment on both the class A and
11-15
1,
12-16
v
.
Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A (quar.)
6%
redeemable preferred (quar.k.
.____
Raymond Corporation
(quar.)—
—_
Reardon
1
12-
B
10-11
11-22
5c
Sterling Precision Corp.—
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
12-19
:
Siegel (Henry I.), new class A (incr. quar.)
? Signal Oil & Gas, Class A com (quar.)—
Class
4-15
11-22
10-15
$12(4c
r_
15c
15c
33c
25c
J10c
preferred ,(quar.)
4%
Co.,
America
of
Corp
11-22
1
5-
12-14
12- 2
11-12
12-31
$12(4c
(quar.)
—
Stores
Drug
1- 2
(quar.)_
common
Aluminum Products
11-21
'
»
r
12-
3%
_■__
Rapid
Stock
11-15
40c
(quar.)———
-J-—•:
Radio
Ralston
11-15
1
'25c
%;
income)
invest,
(from
Fund
—-——-——
Radiation,
.
:___,
—
Corp.
State Oil Refining
Quaker
11-12
1
12-
15c
25c
35c
3%
40c
—
:
(quar.).
Co.
Putnam
2
12-
$1.25
$1.31 V4
(quar.).:
Puerto
'
11*12
Co.
Service
5% ..preferred
5(4%
11-12
2
12-
!___
(quar.)
2
12-
$1.06 V4
(quar.)
:
•■_
,$1.22V2
(quar.)———
$1.16
Public Service Co. of Indiana, com (quar,)_.
32Vic
3(4% preferred (quar.)
.4——
87Vic
4.32%
preferred' (quar.)———
—M-.27c
4.16%
preferred (quar.)
1__*———26c
preferred
4.90% preferred
4.64% preferred
4(4%
Shoe
11-2:5
12-10
Co.
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Bros.
1-10
%
,—
(quar.)
preferred
7%
12-27
Sterchi
Sterling
Sterling
Canada—
of
Sherwin-Williams
11-18
12-10
(quar.)
Corp.
1-10
11-18
1
Stock
Ltd.—
Mines
1
1
12-
Stonega
Trading Co. Ltd. (interim)
Manufacturing
212-
12-16
10c
;
1-10
1
12- 2
$12(4c
17,(4c
(resumed quar.)
(increased)
Stephenson Finance, common
5(4% preferred (quar.)
11-12
$2.50
15c
7 (4 c
A
income—:—
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
11-14
pfd.
$5
common
class A
Shell Transport &
'
Colorado—
of
Co.
;'.
Co.,
Sherritt-Gordon
'
(quar.)—_—:
preferred
conv.
Pen
B
Sheller
Providence Washington Insurance—
c_
(quar.)
American Industries—
in
Class
11-14
31J/4c
(quar.)—:
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Realty,
8
A
1
Corp.
Sheaffer
11-15
12-
.
Shops,
From investment
3
Bank
Class
12-27
65c
7V4c
B
Class
Sel-Rex
12-16
J.)—
(N.
___^
Y.)
Corp.
Falls
2-
&
Steinberg's,
30c
42(4c
_____—__—
(N.
Co.
Cities
United
12-18
3
11-
(quar.)_____
National
Candy
See's
11-18
11-18
1-
15c
—
(quar.)
National
Park
11-29
10c
t •'
(quar.)_.
$1.25 pfd.
Co..
Progress Mfg.
Potash
Prospect
—
.
(quar.)—
Second
11-29
2%
15c
B
(quar.)——
Oil
Cotton
class
and
A
America
of
Corp.
Producers
class
on
Co. >(quar.)
Gardner
Prince
class A
(quar.)
B
11-19
.$0,476
15c
15c
receipts(quar.)-
deposit
Realty,
American
Presidential
12-10
(increased).
Cb.
&
Surety
Seattle-First
Hall
Corp.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
87(4c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Ltd.
Bros.,
When
Share
Co.,
preferred
37V4c
(quar.L.—
common
(quar.)
Sealright-Oswego
9-30
11-19
r
D.)
Stein
7-17
11-23
$25c
25c
20c
$1.1834
$1.25
$1.56V-r
Inc._
Industries
Seaboard
South
less
(G.
Season-All
payment of Rand
0.375 share
African non-resident tax of
(Interim
Finance,
preferred
Searle
Parts
11-20
15c
25c
2(4%
/ 27c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Associates,
preferred (quar.)_
$6.25 preferred
(quar.)
11-20
11-29
133,4c
10c
£
2
Steel
1
85c
$1
30c
91V4C
dividend)
(stock
$5
12-
4-17
2
24c
Co.,
&
1
12-14
Additional
1-27
5-
22V4c
quar.).:
Fund
12-31
Stedman
8-
;
(quar.)—
(quar.)
12-13
1
Special
1-17
12-
(quqr.)
Broadcasting
Howard
1-13
t56c
$7 (4 c
——
Inc.
12-
Ordinary—
Brand
President
8
11-15
Corp.—
pfd,
conv.
Prentice-Hall
3
11-
1
12-31
$7 (4 c
—
—
redeemable 1st pfd. (quar.)———
non-cum
partic pfd. (quar.)—
4(4%
12-
2
Gems
11-15
1
20c
(increased
(quar.)
12-24
Chemical
2-
27V4c
13c
51
Per
Name of Company
Stauffer
3(4%
common
$3.40
1
11-
6
Holders
12- 2
27V2C
—27l/2C
;
(quar.)
12-
of Canada, Ltd.—
Corp.
Paper,
Co.
&
Foresman
12-
5c
25c
10c
37Vic
5%
61 (4c
61c
20c
——
Scott
preferred
$4.00 preferred
(quar.)_
Scovill Mfg.
Co.,
common
3.65%
preferred
(quar.)
1-
5c
(extra >_
common
Co.
Portland Gas
Port
11-11
11-15
Scott
5%
:•
...
(quar.)___
Corp., common
(quar.)
&
Poor
%
25c
•
When
Payable of Rec.'
-"
(quar.)_.
5V2%
(quar.)
5V4% preferred A (quar.)
Scott & Fetzer
(monthly)
11-18
5
(quar.)_
(NV)
Ltd.
Corp.—
preferred A
preferred A
5V2%
12-
12Vic
Mfg.—
Atwood
&
Schwitzer
2%
(increased-quarterly)
New
plume
11-
Schlumberger,
11-15
2
Share
of Company
Name
Cable Corp.—
&
Wire
Plastic
/•
6
12-
-
dividend
Stock
12-
J25c
(quar.)
—:—
Bank (N. J.)
Plainfield Trust State National
Per
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
Share
Development Ltd.
Placer
When
Per
,
Name of Company
,
(1983)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
12-
6
12-
6
12-
G
11-15
11-12
11-12
11-29
11-29
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
52
When
per
Share
Name of Company
Travelers
(N.
Co.
Trust
Trenton
dividend—
Underwriters
(quar.)—
<quar.)_
J.)
True
Trust
of
dividend
held)
100
"
-
1957
Ltd.,
'^l^BranusrTnc.
Corp.
Union
Caroide
Corp.
Union
Electric
Steel
Corp
Union
Pacific RR.
'
preierred
5 V2 %
Coal
Inc.,
Cos.
(Quarterly
4V*%
U.
U.
S.
<quar.i__—1_
12-12
11-22
4.76%
preferred
(quar.)__
12-10
11-22
Wisconsin
Public
11-19
11-
5
Wolverine
Aluminum
11-19
11-
5
Extra
12-20
11-20
Class
12-
2
11-15
Wometco
12-
2
11-15
tax)
U.
S.
U.
Steel
S.
U
30c
—
$2.50
———
50c
Corp.,
—
common——
'
4Vz%
ICC)
Upson
Insurance
Match
Co.
(N. Y>)
Wrigley
Industries
&
1
12-
6
12-16
12-
2
1-
Vernon
Co.
(s-a)
11-
6
12-18
12-
3
11-27
3-16
2-20
12-13,
preferred
Mold
&
(quar.)
Corporation
Extra
12-
6
y
12-
6
12-27
12-11
(Payable in U. S.
12-27
12-11
x
11-29
2
Business
11-18
(quar.)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
Common
$4
_L
(quar.)
12-/1
1-15
12-14
12-17
1212-
3
12-
2
12-
2
12-16
11-25
8c
8V2C
12-10
(From
investment
4.80%
Waste
Corp.,
_____
Fund,
12-
12-10
11-19
12-16
11-19
11-25
11-
6
12-
2
11-
8
12-
2
11-
8
1
10-31
12-
25c
11-20
11-
6
60c
11-20
11-
6
C
26140
(quar.)_
2-14
12-31
25c
pfd.
(s-a)
11-26
11-12
11c
■
11-4
12-10
11-25
2%
'
__z._
11-18
75c
Manufacturing 'quar.)
&
Co.
(quar.)
dividend,
Welkom Gold Mining—
12-11
11-25
11-19
18c
partnerships,
%
Planters
has
the
most
bank in Memphis, having pioneered this
are
strategically located throughout the city
home,
office
or
business
establishment
in
West
Chemical
Products
1-
6
12-
25c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-18
20c
(Interim
less
12-
2
11-
2
11-
1
12-
2
11-15
African
0.75 per share
non-resident tax of
bank
The
is
Western
deposit
Insurance
receipts
member
a
'
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
Authorized
Western
Power
4.75%
&
Gas,
preferred
preferred
'4.72%
$2.75
C.)
___—
—
Westmoreland
Weston
Class
Coal
(George),
B
Co.
___:
A
12-31
12-
2
Equitable
1-
6
Federal
1-31
1-
6
Goodbody
11-30
11-
4
Hornblower
2-29
2-
3
Howard,
12-20
12-
9
.
„
-
...
r
,
/
'
-
Bradford
richs
F.
I.
&
&
Inc.
Co.
Merrill
.
Ross
Co.
Mitchell,
Corp.
2
12-10
—V.
p.
12-13
James
30c
95c
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
The
Wilder,
Inc.
9
11-22
1-
2
12-13
1986
1-
2
12-13
Lehman
$$1.12Va
$$1.50
12-
2
11-15
—
_—
12-
2
11-15
vessels,1
30c
12-
2
11-13
American
v-:,*
.
U.
Fenner
S.
&
&
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
Reddoch
&
Proceeds
the
will
SS
be
headed
York. %
used
to
American
Champion,
and
>_
agreed' to
shares
Inc.
&
Piper,
&
Co.,
Skaggs
&
Reynolds
The
Wm.
3,000
Rotan,
Co.,
Dominick,,
L.
I.
duPont,
C.
A.
Co.,
First
First
Boston
Folger,
&
Inc._^
Inc.
F.
&
Hemphill, Noyes
&
Hutton
Co.,
Co.,
Day
&
Ended
2.000
Co
5.500
6,500
Neuhaus
3.000
G.
2,000
Wertheinr
&
Inc.
5,500
Co._____
&
12,000
6.500
Woodard-Elwood
2,000
2.000
Co.
&
Witter
Dean
&
Co.
2,000
—
'/
-
Months' Report1963
1962
$12,613,325
$12,755,712
455.434
177.925
$0.58
$0.17
,
_•
per
&
Inc.____
H. Walker & Co.,
—
1
share
1581.
p.
3,000
Co.,
12,000
Co.'____
income:.
198,
Inc
Trask
Underwood,
Sept. 30—
sales
income
4,000
&
______
:
1789.
Net
4,000
Meyer
2.COO
Inc.
Inc;
Co.,
Net
Frank,
Spencer
Wilson Brothers, Inc.—Nine
Period
12,000
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Loeb
p.
5,500
Co.
&
6,500
&
Ryons
5,500
4,000
Co
2,000
6,500
198,
&
Staats
12,000
5c500
&
R.
Inc.
Co.__
&
Co.,
Inc.
Kalman
Co.
& Co.
________________
Smithers
Stroud & Co.,
Sutro & Co._;
4,000
W, E. Hutton & Co.—;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Kuhn,
&
Co._____
Hammill
Weeks___
Hill Richards &
Hornblower
2,000
2 000
Fox
4,000
12,000
Co.__
Co.——
&
S.
William
Stern,
;
Sachs
Co
Co
&.
Rothschild
F.
5,500
3,000
Co.,
F.
2,000
12,000
Goodbody
r
Shuman. Agnew <fc Co,—
4,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner ' 2,000
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.,
6,500
Corp.-
Goldman,
3,000
6,500
3,000
Roney
Mosle
Schwabacher, &
Michigan Corp.
Nolan,
Fleming
of
6,500
Inc.___
Inc.
C.
Shearson,
'
:____
Elworthy & Co., Inc.
Equitable Securities Corp.
Net
8c
6,500
Inc
Co.
Gardner.—
&
6,500
Allyn,
Hop&
Robinson-Humphrey
4,000
Co.___
Francis
—V.
&
6,500
Reinholdt
2.000
Inc.
0,500
12,000
Pressprich
Inc.__
Co..
%
Jackson
Jaffray
W.
Co.—
&
&
Co
wood
R.
2,000
Co._
&
3,000
3,000
Curtis
6,500
Inc.
Inc.
E.
Webber,
4,000
6,500
Co
________
Northwest
%
V
2,000
Co
&
Co.__
Paine,
Co.,
Co.,
&
Cook
3,000
<fc
Dickson
Drexel
&
Moseley
Ohio
&
/
3,000
& Lynch
Pacific
&
&
Weedon
Dominick
The
Newhard.
2.GOO
Co.,
Tern-
Inc.2,000
F.
S.
12,000
_______
&
Leonard
9,000
Co.__.
Daiii
M.
Davis,
S.
pleton
The
dr
_u:
Jones
2,000
Crowell,
J.
Turben
Inc.
12,000
Sons
&
Slocumb
Courts
R.
Merrill,
Mitchum,
2,000
Brown
3,000
Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.—
2,000
Sullivan
2,000
Co.___^
&
Lynch,
Moore,
Co._—
&
the
Irving Lundborg & Co.__
3,000
.__
the
Shares
McDonald
&
Inc.--—___
from
opposite
<
-
6,500
Blakely
purchase
forth
set
'
2,000
&
Co.,
Outstanding
has
2,000
Co.
Inc.
Co.____
&
Clark, Dodge
'
,
•
/
Co.
%
\
by
Finch
&
74%
of
'
Sale Planned—
finance
&
Barney
Phillip
A.
Revenue
the
of
total
the
of
has
not
yet
as
ruled
on
this
request
for
of
1,
and
outstanding shares of Bates. Windsor has outstanding
shares of its stock, and the application made
937,622
Commissioner
Bates
the
Directors
Co.,
Service
ruling.
If
Smith,
Merger—
Windsor, which is listed on
the New York Stock Exchange,
currently owns 937,622 shares of Bates' stock, representing about
Co.
/■'
Inc.—Proposed
Arnold L.
12.
Nov.
and
Internal
'
Inc.
Securities
Industries,
Ginsburg, President of Windsor Industries.
Goldsmith, President of Bates Manufacturing
that the two companies have filed a request
with the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue for a ruling that a
merger of Bates into Windsor would be a tax-free transaction. The
On
a
into
of
Windsor
Internal
on
an
Revenue
even
merger,
which
stockholders of both
share
contemplates
for
proposed
requires
and
share
the
companies,
a
merger
basis.
approval
is
of
the
out,
carried
the
surviving
corporation would be named Bates Manufacturing Co.,
thus preserving the continuity of that 113-year-old Maine manu¬
facturing enterprise.—V. 191, p. 246. /
r
-
.
the
Challenger,
SS
1963
and
4,000
Inc.
a
Co.,
Hansbrough,
Lines Co.—Bond
New
30,
30,617,797 shs.
Merrill
Inc.
Brush,
to
underwriters
Brothers,
re¬
Co., jointly announced
Co.
1231.
through
be
31,000,000 shs.
of
40,000
:
E'ichler
Blair
Co.,
Inc.,
Co.
company has announced plans to sell at par $15,000,000
Government
Insured
Merchant
Marine
Bonds
due
Nov.
12-
will
subject to the conditions
agreement, each underwriter named
3,000
Co.__.
&
Becker
Windsor
Crisler
United States
SEPTEMBER
OF
Co.,
& Co.,
—V.
Pierce,
Hutchins
N.
Whitman
:
,
not
but
Inc.
Wilder
Rader.
Inc.
11-21
198,
25c
—__
G.
Co.
Securities
Stephens, Inc.
Slernberger &
r
Co.,
&
Lynch,
Smith
&
Labouisse, Fried&
Leftwich,
1-
'
warrants.
Securities
Mid-South
Co.,
Co.
subscription
Memphis
Weeks
Weil,
&
Hutton
11-12
11-29
~
systems/
and
industries.—V.
Underwriter
.
Co.
&
shareholders
to
Co. '
duPpnt &
Securities
&
of
Co.
&
Securities
tlOc
$10c
__
preferred
(quar.)__
i
6%
preferred
(quar. )_i_______
Weyerhaeuser Company (quar.)
—
C.
Co.,
offered
,
(quar.)____
4j2%'
&
Bensdorf
Francis
$1.25
—
class
Sa.unders
11-12
5%
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.) __:
A.
35c
preferred (quar.)
J—
Westinghouse Air Brake
(quar.)
Westinghouse Electric, common (quar.)
preferred
M.
stock
.
12-20
1
1,250,000 shs.
holders
Underwriter
E.
—___
the
Bullington-Schas
2-
par)______
common
by
J.
633%c
$3
____
5%
3.80%
for
12-12
59c
683,4c
633/4C
—
dividend)_____
of
11-12
Western
(stock
shares
2
'
Common
($10
27c
59%c
..—
$2.55 preferred (quar.)__
Western Ry. (Alabama) —
Tablet & Stationery—
the
Herman
—*'•
(quar.)—
(quar.)
stock
12-26
12-
Barth
Outstanding
1,250,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions specified in the un¬
derwriting agreement, to purchase from the bank equal percentages
33c
$2.50
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
—
;
Cos.
preferred
preferred (quar.)
$2.55
(K.
Co.
:
Massachusetts
Common
'
Co.__
&
:
Lester,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
and
development
controls
proceeds
below.
Ellis & Simmons__
area.
of the Federal Reserve System
and its
by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. to
the extent provided by law.
It is subject to examination by the
office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Board of Governors of
the Federal
Reserve
System and the Federal Deposit Insurance
9-30
11-19
$0,962
Securities
Common
Western
every
insured
are
subscribed
11-19
American
field.
Its 24
convenient to
the
Memphis
new
deposits
of
payment of Rand
South
of
offices
system
the
1963
the
1
12-
$1.50
Telephone Co., com. (increased)
junior convertible preferred (quar.)_
West Jersey & Seashore RR.
(s-a)
Western Holdings, Ltd. Ordinary—
.
branch
6
36c
Coast
$1.44
corporations,
bank opened three new, branches, one of which
Memphis Metropolitan Air Terminal. On Oct. 1, 1963,
a contract
office was opened in New York City, to better serve the
bank's customers having business in the New York area, and also
with the foreign trade.
;
'
'
During
,
West
•%.
bank
extensive
<fc
Bdird
Boettcher
.
any
9-30
12c
._——
Stanley
"Bosworth,
.
Union
underwriter
Inc.
:
Specialized service is provided individuals and corporations en¬
gaged in the cotton business.
; ' .
:
'
The bank serves
as
a
depository for more than four hundred
other banks, and not only assists many of these banks with par¬
ticipations in loans over their legal limits, but also works closely
with them in the development of their business.
The bank opened its Instalment Loan Department in 1927, thus
becoming one of the first Commercial banks in the South to enter
this important field.
This department is one of the largest in this
,
the
terms
underwriting
an
such
Strand,
Corporation.
//./•%:%%
shares
(initial),
6
10c
Stock
Products
11-18
12-31
in
W.
Alex.
is in
Wayne
American
12-12
Inc.—
Weeden
Wen
1
11-29
11-29
AS
the
Whipple & Co
municipalities,
area.
income)
6%
11-
2
17 Vac
$1
50c
25c
$1.13
Steel Corp., common (quar.)___
preferred (quar.).
King
1-
10c
Convertible
Waverljr Oil Works Co.
11-22
11-22
25c
17 Vac.
—
Washington
12-10
of
Morgan
/
individuals,
for
of
-__
Blunt
banks
and
others;
savings accounts, commercial
commodity, business, real estate, personal and installment loans;
safe deposit facilities; individual and corporate trust and
agency
services; municipal bonds; letters of credit and foreign transactions.
accounts
design,
—
par
Blyth
commercial
the
company's shares have been approved
Boards of Governors of the New York Stock
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
the
the
Blankenship,
11-15
Santa
company.
Robert
J.
11-15
11-26'
1963.
of
government
petro-chemical
Gas
part
no
Bacon,
indicated
8
31,
electro-photo-
12,
and not jointly,
shareholder the number
name
tax.
Continued from page
for
process
and
Shares'
Investment News
3
12-17
12-5
——
Non¬
General Corporation and
11-12
11-25
(quar.)_—
Warner & Swasey Co.
(increased)-.
Warren
(S. D.) Co., common (quar.)——
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors
funds, less
income
in
engaged
severally
selling
11-12
Co.—-
preferred
contained
William
12-16
12-14
12-20
—______
Jamaica
Dec.
Systems, Inc.,
engaged -in
E. 'LISTING—The
Bateman,
10-31
12-16
__——________
11-15
source.
Mark
is
Authorized
A.
11-15
7,/2C
—
Less
Nov.
and
($7.50
below,
the
ending
year
in
industrial
Power/&
by the
S.
Shares
dividend.
at
the
development
petroleum
CAPITALIZATION
11-15
11-29
12- 2
incorrect. The corrected payment
here.
15%,Canadian nonresident tax.
date was
date is
record
and/or
the
UNDER WRITERS-^-On
deductible
7%.
is
manufactures
for
listing by
Exchange and
11-12
11-25
for
interest
subsidiary
hardware
and
for
11-8
20c
12Msc
$1.5614
(initial quar.)
(new com.)
Forms
date
million
This
.
Y.
N.
11-12
2
published
Previously
$3
majority
BUSINESS—Weyerhaeuser, which has its principal executive of¬
in the Tacoma Building, Tacoma, Washington, is principally
in
the
growing
and harvesting
of
timber and
in the
manufacture, distribution and sale of wood products. Consolidated
net sales in 1962
were
derived as follows: lumber, 29%'; softwood
plywood, 7%; hardwood plywood, veneer and doors, 6%; manu¬
factured
panel products, 3% ; pulp,
paperboard and paper, 25%/;
shipping containers and folding cartons, 21%- ; milk cartons, 5%.,
and logs and other products. 4%
11-30
2-28
5-29
8-31
11-15
40c
since
nave
engaged
11-11
1212-
11-26
quar.)—
,___
Walgreen Company
Wallace
this
12-20
11-15
——__——
(increased
for
closed
not
interests
physics,
subsystem
fices
12-17
/
Transfer books
12-16
11-29
—
_____
Waco-Porter
*
12-20
17V2C
Extra
Wakefield
Manufacturing
Co.
(annual)
Zion's Co-Operative Mercantile Institution—
11-25
12-16
——
Co
Zero
$ Payable in Canadian funds, tax
resident tax 15%; resident tax
a Less
British income tax.
15c
(quar.)_________—._
Iron
:_
11-15
5c
6J/4%
—_—
(quar,)_.—_
A
11-15
'
Corp.
(quar.)——.
—'
Materials Co., common (quar.)——_%
Vulcan
(quar.)
class
Corp., class A (quar.)
Zeigler Coal & Coke Co. (quar.)___
2
25c
Vulcan-Hart
Vulcan
Tube
Sheet &
Creations,
11-27
50c
——-%
(quar.7
Youthcraft
6
1-
Zausner Food
ceived
'12-20/
1-20
11-15
11-25
11-15
12-17
10c
12-16
10c
3-15
10c
6-15
10c
9-15
$1.25
12-16
12Y2C .11-27
15c
12- 3
25c ' 12-10
5c
12-16
16)—
Dec.
(quar.)
12-
^
;—
Grocery
'
Co.,
deceased,
11-20
2
ARA's
v
1951
The offering was oversubscribed. The shares
sold for the Estate of Mary Frances Pendleton,
were
11-20
12-16
Von's
1- 2
2- 1
12- 1
12-10
11-29
1- 6
/
;
Youngstown
11-15
lMs%
(quar.)
12-
25c
25c
20c
30c
10c
50c
._—.—
Quarterly
1
12-
17VaC
5c
19c
(quar.)
________
Corp.
75c
Quarterly
12-16
50c
_______
Extra
Mfg.
(quar.)___
5c
3%
———
Virginihn Coal & Iron Co.—
p;
New commdn'(initial quar.)——
Vogt
8
11-20
11-20
;
-
15c
Company
(increased-quar.)___—.—
Comptometer (initial)—
—
dividend
Batteries
12-11
11-
12-23
:
stockholders
of
10-28
12- 2
——_
Wyandotte Chemicals
(quar.)
Wyandotte Worsted (quar.)—
Xerox Corporation
(increased quar.)
(5-for-l
stock split subject to approval
Yocam
12-10
25c
________
25c
10c
15c
(quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Stock
1
share.
——
—
-
-
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-10
Co;
&
2
1-
^5°
——-
—
11-14
11-
11-27
—
,
1
(monthly)
Co.
Company
11-18
Co.,
—
Wurlitzer
11-15
$1.12Ms
_______
Corp.
(William)
in
in
initially
Weyerhaeuser Co.—Shares Offered—On Nov.
14,
Morgan Stanley & Co., New York, as manager of an
underwriting group, announced the public offering
of 400,000 shares of this firm's stock at
$32.50 per
,
(quar.)—
_.
dividend
Sanders
Victor
6
6
Forge
Raalte
Vancfe
12-20
12-
Products, class A (quar.)—,—
7Msc
(quar.)—.—
—
—
35c
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co. (quar.)
^35c
Valley
Van
Ltd.—
6%
preferred registered
(A payment of
3% less British income tax of 383/4%)_
Extra
11-
12- 4
12-11
(quar.)
&
research
founded
was
instrumentation
and
Co.
Preferred Sold .Pri¬
1963, it was reported that the
company had sold privately to institutional investors
$3,000,000 of $2.35 dividend preferred stock.—V. 198,
p. 1887.
11-15
11-27
11-20,:
(quar.)
Co.
W.)
Asso¬
1844.
p.
Western
12- 2
12- 1
12-10
of
vately—On
;•
(quar.)—:
Monthly
Monthly
10%
5c
%
——
—
Stock
11-29
25c
,
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Utilities
12-13
25c
A (quar.)——
(increased-quar.)
Foods
Universal
Iron
Woolworth
$1.75
___—
preferred
Universal
Universal
Governor
Woodward
11-18
50c
^
Stockyards
United
Woodward
11-29
1-10
9-30
12- 2
12- 2
12-23
-
Machinery
11-29
11-15
12-13
12-16
/12-16
$$1.37y2
1
15c
B—
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Research
manufacture of telemetry equipment;
geophysical studies and
instrumentation;
and
reliability testing, with
plants located
in
Pasadena, Pomona, Moi>terey Park
and Sunnyvale in Cali.ornia
and Alexandria,
Virginia. UED's wholly-owned subsidiary, Analytic
11-29
11-29
11-29
15c
pro¬
United
of
and
12-20
12-13
12-13
25c
Allied
company,
effects.
weapons
ElectroDynamics
198,
50c
,40c
and
A
011
& Co.,
1
22 Vic
30c
-27Vac
—
——
Corp.'(quar.)——
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
United
dividend
preferred
(F.
United
principally
—
use.
the
studies
Systems
—
(quar.)
A
of
stock¬
would
share
one
industry.
(Detroit)—
class
shades
of
materials, engineering
developments in aircraft, mis¬
custom-engineered products for military
According to Mr. Carter, ARA anticipates con¬
California.
11-^9
3c
<1
Newspaper
Clara,
11-2J
—
four
Commissioner,
basis
development
nuclear
sales
owns
11-29
11-29
(quar.)
H.)
and
ARA
,
37!/2C
5c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
the
on
science-based
a
encompass
industrial
20%
—:
for
geophysics;
satellites; and
12-14
12-14.
12-14^
12-14
'$1.12Vi
$1.10
$1.20
$1.19
to the approval of ARA's
Corporation
stock
research,
of
to
solidated
12- 1
ll-lo
12- 1
11- 1
12- 1 : 11-15
1-31 ;
1-15
of
stock
and
5yac
*—/
common
Co.
(quar.)
(G.
Wood
optical
$1.50
__^—
—
Enterprises,
B
1
11-30
15c
50c
——
preferred (quar.)——-——:———
Sugar Corp. (quar.)—
——
Lines (Del.), common (quar.)__
Stock dividend
(subject to the approval
the
A
1-
12-
$1.12Va
+—-
—
(quar.)
common
Truck
of
12-20
7
12-17
S.
S
11-
12-13
■
Corp.
Insurance
Stock
11-29
12-27
19c
25c
90c
i'l—
Service,
12-
$1.06'A
7%
U.
Wolverine
18c
22c
'
(quar.)____
preferred
(s-a);
—
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)_
Playing Card Co. (quar.) —
S.
Power
—
5!'g%
9c
—
(quar.)
Class
and
Light—
(quar.)
4.1/2f/(
11-15
11- 6
11- 5
11-15
—.
(quar.)
&
preferred
/
siles
9c
(quar.)
preferred
& Chemical—
Co.,
preferred
preferred
6%
Ltd.—
Jersey RR & Canal
& Bolt class A—
Lines
3.60';
preferred
43sc on
4j/2%
U.
8
11-29
Inc.,
,r%<;
in
field
sciences,
11-20
11-20
11-30
(quar.)
com.
4.80%
(quar.)
common
Screw
Borax
S.
5
11-
Wood
4V2% preferred (quar.)—r
S. Envelope Co.
(quar.)
U.
12-
2
Co.,-
California
Research,
expanded
12-20
12-'2
(quar.)—
Power
4.40%
14/2c
British income
of
United New
United
2
Telephone
Electric
;
(interim payment of 5 pence free
Ordinary
Wisconsin
Allied
$5c
62M2C
__
arrears)
lviolasses Co.,
United
5
10-23
j>c
10%c and
of
payment
of
Winter
12-
10-23
—
(quar.)
Corp: (increased-quar.)__
Industrial
Corp..
5%
pfd.
A
(A
account
Park
11-15
2
the
————
25c
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
quarterly
Monthly
10-23
United-Greenfield
United
7
1-
TK
from net investment in¬
from securities
profits)
16c
11-
12-
15c
Improvement,
Gas
United
common
of 2c
and
come
2
in
_:
2
(quar.)
Fund—
Science
Winn-Dixie
12-
(quar.)
Inc.—
Funds,
6
engage
171/aC
Associates,
stock.
to
2-21
the
issuance
ElectroDynamics
11-27
12-20
Researcn
on
the transaction, subject
an
10-31
1-31
12-10
12-10
12-20
Inc.—Proposed Acq'n—
Allied
said
and
lor
12-10
A
Bros.
12-16
1
United
12-
—
of
ElectroDynamics, Pasadena, (Calif.), has
principle by the Directors of both companies,
Nov. 1 by John H, Carter, President of ARA.
that
the
purchase by UED will provide ARA
operating and financial base from which to exploit
tecnnical capabilities.
Terms of
holders
11-18
assets
United
broader
diverse
its
12-17
the
in
to
Carter
a
3c
Apparel, class
Stores
(monthly)-:
Winkleman
12-16
$
(quar.)
United Financial Corp. of California-
United
11-15
Mr.
with
11-21
_____
Wisconsin
(quar.)
preferred
Foods,
House_
50c
Electric
preierred
Winchell
45c
4oc
Engineering & Foundry, com.
60c
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
by
announced
was
15c
15c
183)c
"
2c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Donut
agreed
ciates
1
li-10
it
12-10
12- 1
-
___________
——
Brothers,
B
been
of
Mass.,
15c
(quar.)__—
Quarterly
Class
1-
6 /o
—
United
Initial
Oil Co.
Williams
$1.12'/2
(initial)—:
common
Wilcox
8
6
12- 6
11-15
$1.3iy4
—.—
1-
12-
11-29
12-31
12-10
12-24
1- 1
Concord,
vide
11-
12-10
/?,c
(quar.i
—
—
11-14
——
United
United
c.
12-10
(quar.);
—
Corp.
7%
common
2
12-
40c
Elastic
United
New
■
12-16
'40c
85c
27Vac
L__
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred (quar.)_i_
Corporation—
12-13
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
.
ElectroDynamics,
Acquisition
"12- 6
12- 6
11-29
5c
preferred
(quar.)__
Stag Manufacturing—
11-25
]®c
—~
(quar.)
Corp.
Air Lilies,
United
preferred
4(2%
1
1-17
U-27
45c
40c
_'
(quar.)
Co.
11-
1
1- 2
1- 2
12-16
•
(quar.)
:
1--Willroy Mines, Ltd.
(initial)— ___
Wilson Bros., 5% ;preferred .(s-a)—
12-
37 .ac
90c
.—v
Extra
Car
11-15
11-
2-
-.r-T
iquar.)_—__
(quar.)
Aircrait
11-15
12-17
510
o
—
Bag-Camp
Tank
White
25c
$1.25
15c
(quar.)
1-15
—
Union
United
2
12-
62VjC
common
Motor
Wickes
$27/ac
—
Corp.,
United
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
4y4%
10-24
12-
U5c
iquar.)____—,
Tyson Foods (quar-.)—:
UARCO,
inc.
(quar.)
Union
11-29
12-
62 nc
Board
Extra
Whirlpool
12-
(quar.)-,
Paper
11-15
11-22
5Vi%
—
(quar.)—
Clutch
Disc
Twin
2
6
11-20
'■
'
/
Company
Paper
Wliippany
White
oc
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
La Salle St. Corp.
$1.10
11-15
12-13
«*0c
each
common
208'Soutn
2
12-
----
series
Elevator,
1
City)
lor
—,
vpreierred
5%
11-
12-
on
Try Ion Chemicals Inc. (quar.)—'
Tung-Sol Electric Co.—
Turnbull
1
12-
——
shares
two
11-
12-10
—-
(quar.)
Assn.
Temper Corp. (quar.)—c
,
Co.
of
New
Jersey
(Jersey
Stock
i
11-25
45c
44c
—
Stock
Truck
Name of
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)__'___
$5
preferred
(quar.)__:——_"_
Holders
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
—13fcC
Co. Inc
Insurance Co.
(Conn.)
Express
Travelers
.
(1984)
American
construction
SS
American
Chieftain.—V.
of
four
cargo
i hc? Hi"•*' J
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1580.
Yale
&
Towne
Manufacturing Co.
—
Asset
Sale
Charger,
198,
p.
1
See
Eaton
Manufacturing
Co.,
this
issue.—V.
198,
vf!%
p.
1)683.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Monday, November 18, 1963
.
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Alabama
creased
'
198,
—v.
offered Nov. 13
and bridge bonds
to
National
Bank, First National Bank, both
Merchants
Corp.,
of
&
Co.,
at
of
price
a
of
cost
par,
;
1974 inclusive.
3V2S.
1,224,000
Due
Dated
Nov.
1,
-follows:
F-A. Legality
$25,000 4.10s. Due on Feb. 1, 1973,
approved by Smith,
Williams, Friday & Bowen.
Amador
inclusive.
1987
School
300,000 33/4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1988 to 1990 inclusive.
Bond
housing
mitory
26
hall
dining
,1—v.
Nov.
awarded,
were
198,
Due
1483—
p.
and
on
Agency.
Nov.
from
1
2002 inclusive.
to
v
'
$625,000
dormitory-1963 revenue bonds of¬
fered
at
the
time
same
$73,000 bonds to
Sterne,
Bank
of
July
on
Agee &
1966
to
Agency.
1 from
July
Additional
dormitory
hall-1962
fered
1974 to
to the
housing
the
Obispo
$3,000,000
dining
and
bonds
time
same
3V8S, at
as
Nov.
on
were
sold
price of par.
a
1 from 1965 to
2002
1964.
1,
Bond
Offering
sealed
bids
Board
for
E.
the
mitory
Church
(EST)
a.m.
on
Nov. 22
bonds.
Due
on
Dated Dec.
Dec. 1 from 1965
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved
J-D.
by Dumas,
v'\V
O'Neal & Hayes.
on
received
Dec.
17
until
for
10
the
$8,000,000 various
a.m.
(MST)
purpose
of
bonds.
198,
—v.
to
Nov.
5
Awarded
Nov. 4—v.
to the
—
198,
The
water
$114,000
E. Pollock
William
p.
price of 100.07,
a
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, as 33/4s, at
a
price of
par.
\;,:V; '
'
Ellwood
Barbara
Bond
Sale—The
198,
4—v.
p.
Schwa-
to
awarded
& Co.
school
$84,000
Nov.
offered
Sonoma
sealed
receive
will
Angeles, ,until 9
Los
purchase
of
$850,000 school bonds. Dated Jan.
Due on Dec.
1971
Due on Dec. 1 from
Due
on
to
1982
Offering
State Treasurer,
until
chase
of
—
Bert
21
$50,000,000
Oak
lor the
pur¬
antici¬
bonds
Bond
offered
rity-First
Nov.
awarded
National
198,
Oakland
of
Los
until
10
Nov. 26 for the
1964.
Due
on
Union
Riverside
High School
Counties, Calif.
Offering—The offering of
$500,000
school
for
Nov.
was
cancelled.
12—v.
bonds
198,
scheduled
p.-
will
G.
Blue,
1684—
(PST)
inclusive.-/Interest
1,
1965 to
J-J.
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
Los
Sale—The
Bond
nicipal
4—v.
Nov.
awarded
America
N.
Francisco,
Pierce,
T.
Fenner
price; of
Bond
&
the
S.
3.49%,
$115,000 5s. Due
1972
of
A.
on
net
as
of¬
Bank
of
San
Lynch,
Inc.,
Smith
a
1963.
at
interest
follows:
will
Legality
A.
Clerk
that the City
receive
separate
(PST)
p.m.
School
Joint
Offering
of
Clerk
until 10
for
26
the
Due
1
inclusive.
by
1989
Dahlquist,
Orrick,
Los
District,
9
the
on
(PST)
a.m.
bids un¬
Dec. 3 for
on
purchase of $1,400,000 school
Dated
1
Jan.
clusive.
Jan.
from
1,
1966
Due
1964.
in¬
1985
to
County, Calif.
Offering
Bond
will
Supervisors,
bids at San
Diego until 10:30 a.m.
Nov. 26 for the purchase
on
bonds.
Dated
1, 1964. Due on Jan.
1 from
school
$75,000
Jan.
Union
Kern
School
District,
Calif.
County,
approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Sierra Junior College District,
'
County, Calif.
Placer
Bond Sale—The
.
tory
12—v.
198,
-
p.
1791—were
awarded to
of America
N.. T.
Francisco,
as
198,
12—v.
offered Nov.
&
S.
3%s, at
as
the
•
.
Bond
bonds
Bond Sale—An issue of
National
was
Bank
1483—were
& Co., at
ton
price of
District,
Dec.
1978
inclusive.
veen
&
&
Co.,
Co., at
interest
a
and
N.
Torrance
Los
Interest
Le¬
J-D:
Unified
District,
Calif.
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
receive
will
Angeles
on
School
Angeles County,
Los
sealed
until ,9
Dec. 3 for the
bids
at
(PST)
a.m.
purchase of $1,Dated
Jan.
1,
1964. Due on Jan. 1 from
1965
Roberts
to
1984
price of 100.05, a net
of about 3.55%, as
school
1964 to. 1985 inclusive.
inclusive.
bonds.
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
School
Tustin
District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
$590,000 3y2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1988
1,
from 1965 to
Clerk of Board of Supervis¬
cost
to
Dated Dec.
1
Myers.
p.. 870,000
follows:
M986
Angeles,
Nu-
John
C.
on
ors,
...
198,
5—v.
to
First
-
various coupons for
100.01.
Due
Bond
awarded
Los
of
group
a
Blyth & Co., Inc., and R. H. Moul-
3J£s.
Nov.
$360,000
sold to
of the Security
composed
San
Sale—The $680,000 school
offered
Ventura
County, Calif.
p.
Bank
A. of
Clemente School
sold
price of par.
a
School District,
school bonds
vig,
San
offered Nov.
1483—were
Housing ond Home Finance
Agency,
.
$192,000 dormi¬
bonds
revenue
gality approved by O'Melveny &
$20,000 school
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
Interest
inclusive.
1988
to
1974
J-J. Legality
1963.
Rosedale
Helen
—
of
Board,
of
receive sealed
Clerk
Kleckner,
a
Interest J-J.
of
San Diego
District,
School
Santee
supple¬
foregoing
198, p. 1684.
28—v.
Oct.
Clerk of Board of Supervis¬
will receive sealed
Orrick,
by
report in our issue
the
Timber
vig,
Due on
1, 1963. Interest J-J.
approved
Note—The
ments
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Bond
water bonds.,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Calif.
Angeles County,
1971 to
<
1
Legality1
to the
Rio Hondo Junior College
from
1
from 1966 to 1993 in¬
clusive. f
.' 1
'
;
\
1964.
1,
Legality
J-J.
Interest
Nov.
on
1965 to
from
of
purchase
inclusive.
1,300,000
$144,000
Dated Jan.
Jan.
on
(PST)
a.m.
Oak¬
at
bids
purchase- of
,
bonds.
school
Supervisors,
of
July
on
1989
of
Jack G. Blue,
sealed
land
Due
(PST)
Costa
Calif.
—
Board
receive
District,
Contra
and
the
19'for
Nov.
A
Legality
J-D.
by
Nov. 15 from ,.90,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1983
J-J.
bids until 7:30
1988
1964 to
from
Interest
will
(
1684—
p.
Merrill
100.11,
cost of about
1964 to
&
and
1
Dec.
Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
mu¬
bonds
198,
to
Nov.
Orange County, Calif.
$720,000
improvement
fered
a
Sutcliffe.
1964.
to
$6,635,000 bonds, as follows:
San
at
on
bonds: Dated Dec. 1,
on
Calif.
Gatos,
bids
on
Jan.
from
Herrington &
Supervisors,
purchase of $1,500,000
approved
Super¬
Dated
1
of
a.m.-(PST)
10
the
for
bonds.
'
v.
1,
1965
Cruz, Calif.
Dated July
Jean Pullari,
sealed
receive
inclusive.
purchase of $177,-
Jan.
were
Joint
Calif,
a.m.
bonds.
school
000
p.
to the Secu¬
Bank
Contra
and
Counties,
of Board of County
quist,
Calif.
5—v.
Alameda
Offering—Jack
Sale'—The $620,000 school
1483—were
Bond
Livermore Joint Union High School
1989
Unified School Dist.,
Angeles County,
Bond
a
Jan.
Offering—City
July
ors,
100.03,
of
3.24%.
Dec.
from
Interest
Council
sealed
Calif.
—
Board
Jose until
visors, will receive sealed bids at
Betts,
A.
bond
price
a
about
District,
of
Clerk
198, p.
Angeles/
on
$825,000
Dated
1
Miller announces
School District,
Jose,
Offering
Bond
til
Clerk
will receive sealed
Nov.
at
of
Los
of
Bank
Costa
(State of)
California
3V4s,
as
basis
Due on Dec. 1, 1983.
Due on Dec. 1, 1984.
80,000 3s.
bids
Dec.
San
1483—were awarded to the United
inclusive.
!4s.
Note
1 from
3s.
1976
school
12—v.
Jan.
Bond
.
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Sale—The $335,000
offered Nov.
California
1975 inclusive.
to
650,000
80,000
1 from
Due on Dec. 1, 1970.
300,000 23/4s.
Bond
bonds.
on
p.
Rich¬
.y.;'
.
approved
District,
Orange County, Calif.
^
bonds
inclusive.
1969
to
School
Habra
La
(PST)
a.m.
purchase/ of
$5,335,000 refunding water bonds.
198,
29—v.
Oct.
Counties,
(PST)
a.m.
the
for
3
Dec.
on
'
Alameda
at
the
inclusive.
J.
County, Calif.
Unified
Alto
Palo
'
bids
sealed bids at Santa
11
Santa
1684—were awarded to Hill
ards & Co.
Pleasanton
Clerk of Board of Supervis¬
for
3
15
June
on
Sale—The $125,000 school
offered
bonds
Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Bond
until
St. John,
Supervisors,
15 from
S<chpol District,
Grove Union
-
Angeles County, Calif.
receive
on
School District, Los
Hudson
will
Ana
of
-
Due
Calif.
Board
of
,
•
90,000 3.40s. Due on June 15 from
1981 to 1983 inclusive.
school
District,
County,
District,
Bond Offering-i-WZ E.
Clerk
school
from 1974 to 1980 inclusive.
25
School
Union
Santa
net interest
a
cost of about 2.98%, as follows:
svstem
,1684—were sold
and C. N. White
& Co., Inc.,
& Co.
&
District, San Bernardino and
offered
Taylor & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Walston
as
School
Joaquin
inclusive.
1973
3y4s - Due
170,000
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Stone & Youngberg,
Co., Inc., and Stone & Youngberg,
Colton
Sale
Hutton
F.
Pierce,
of
....
inclusive.
1968
to
Barth &
group
Farncisco;
at
Smith Inc., J.
&
E.
ors,
$1,560,000
Lynch,
Merrill
Chicago,
Bank,
Savings
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Bond
of the syndicate:
&
3.30%,
about
/
to
1969
Oak
Due on Dec. 1, 1987.
Trust
.
3s. Due on June
85,000
inclusive.
1986
to
Other members
vig,
ARKANSAS
totaling
1964
Due on Dec. 1 from
l?10s.
40,000
of
Calif.
1372—were
p.
1979
&
$55,000 4y2s. Due on June 15 from
1 from
inclusive.
1978
to
10
the
Orange County, Calif.
Due
as
composed of the Bank ' 1, 1964. Due on Jan. 1 from 1965
America N.T. & S.A., of San to 1984 inclusive. Interest J-J.
a
Cherry Valley, Ark.
Bond
•
of
Dec. 1 from
on
of San
a
Dec. 1, 1972.
on
Due
400,000 3^s.
will
Angeles.
bonds
Due
10
$50,000,000 transit-system general
p.
Schwabacher
and
cost
net
a
3.39%,
Dec.
on
198,'
price of 100.0002, a net
a
interest
inclusive.
1971
1791—were
bonds.
offered
bonds
Los
purchase
1973
bacher
purchase
Sale —The
Bond
Phoenix, Ariz.
be
to
300,000 31/4S.
(PST)
a.m.
Beverly Hills,
Charter
Offering—Sealed bids will
Co., at
/
50,000 3!'2S.
bonds
pation notes.
ARIZONA
Bond
10
the
$5,555,000 school
Ministries,
Ave., S., New York City
1964
Dated Feb.
County, Calif.
for
3
Dec.
purchase of $400,000 dor¬
2002
of
purchase
Interest F-A.
until
received
receive
United
c/o
revenue
1, 1962.
to
will
Homeland
10, until 10
for
(PST)
10 a.m.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be
75,000 4V4s.
Howard
about
of
$450,000 5s.'Due
Feb. 1 from 1965
on
Alameda
(P. O.
—
Treasurer,
287 Park
San
at
Berkeley Unified School District,
•
Spragg,
Due
1979 inclusive.
1965
Talladega), Ala.
to
'V
Co.,
Mallagh,
bids
the
for
$375,000 6s.
Talladega College
price^of 100.07,
a
cost
Fenner
Supervisors,
of
until
25
Nov.
of-, of
also
inclusive.
f
School
^
E.
$580,000 school bonds.
2003
Housing and Home Finance
Agency,
Due
Sale—The
at
Harris
High
sealed
receive
library
revenue
at
Board
of
Clerk
Due
inclusive.
cisco,
interest
Dahlquist,
Orrick,
Union
will
on
Finance
12—v.
Nov.
1791—were awarded
p.
1989
Legality
J-J.
Offering—A.
Bond
Birmingham.
from
1
552,000 bonds to the Housing and
on
to
County, Calif.
'
were
1973 inclusive.
Home
1965
District, San Luis Obispo
Leach, Inc., and the First NaDue
from
follows:
as
tional
1, 1964.
1
Atascadero
to
awarded,
$1,240,000
—Thq
offered
bonds
6—v.
er-Citizens National Bank
Francisco,
Calif.
for
$400,000 sewer
Nov.
offered
follows:
school
$382,000
Jan.
by
on
Sale—The
Additional
Jan.
Luis
1973
of
Dated
Interest
Housing
Finance
Home
Due
Oak¬
at
bids
purchase
bonds.
on
to
the
Blue,
Herrington &. Sutcliffe.
,
to
bonds
1,042.000
/
1965
inclusive.
1972
t
from
1
Nov.
County,
Sale
until
Dec.
on
1684—were awarded to the Crock¬
High School Dist.,
Supervisors,
(PST) on Nov.
approved
Leach, Inc., and the First Na¬
tional Bank of Birmingham.
on
sealed
inclusive.
$138,000 bonds to Sterne, Agee &
Due
of
bonds
'
follows:
as
Board
the
for
County,
G.
Offering—Jack
of
school
1962, Series B revenue bonds of¬
fered
of
Clara
Bond
15
San
basis of about, 3.48%.
a
follows:
Alameda
land untiLlO; a.m.
$1,180,000 dor¬
and
price
received
be
Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
America N.T. & S.A., of San Fran¬
High
Union
California
receive
will
Joint
District,
Clerk
Trustees, Ala.
Sale—The
Valley
V
University of Alabama, Board of
Bond
a
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
15
Nov.
on
Rapid
Area
Bay
District, Calif.
obligation bonds.
&
at
Due
Manteca,
p.
Blyth
Union
198,
CALIFORNIA
375,000 3.70s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1984 to
3V2S,
as
198,
to
awarded
3Vss.
Nov.
on
1983 inclusive.
school
5—v.
syndicate-headed by the Bank of
inclusive.
1983
Inc.,
Nov.
Transit
from 1984 to 1994 inclusive.:
East Side
Interest
1963.
offered
Due
1976 to
390,000
Santa
1
Feb/
300,000 3.80s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1974 to
Co.,
3y4s.
from
Francisco
San
from
15
1975 inclusive.
to
170,000
Sale—The $255,000
Bond
bonds
100.10,
on
1973
District,
School
Nov.
3s. Due on
45,000
Orange County, Calif.
from 1979 to 1989 inclusive.
as
the
received
be
/
1483—were
1978 inclusive.
1975 to
v
net
a
3.74%,
about
1 from
Feb.
Due 011
Bids for
—
will
9.
Cypress
& Sons, as follows:
313>000 3V4s. Due,on Feb. ) from
Mobile, and Shropshire, Frazer
■interest
3s.
1965 to
Agee & Leach, Equitable Securi¬
ties
until Dec.
awarded
1684—were
p.
$314,000
syndicate composed of Sterne,
a
school
$1,799,200)
to T. J. Raney
1791—were awarded
198, p.
—v.
from
in¬
$1,851,500
Offering
bonds
above
construction bonds offered Nov. 4
Sale—The $1,000,000 road
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
(P„ O. Mobile),
Mobile County
Bond
Springdale,' Ark.
ALABAMA
bonds
Sale—The $575,000 school
offered
cate headed
ica
N.
T.
Nov.
awarded
1484—were
5—v.
to
a
198,
p.
syndi¬
by the Bank of Amer¬
&
S.
A., of San Fran-
Voume
Cisco,
at
price of 100.01,
a
interest
Number
198
of
cost
follows:
about
6317
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
3.33%, as
1980 inclusive.
to
120,000 3y>s. Due
1981
of
members
r
Merrill 1,
^
Smith 1
Inc., Stone & Youngberg, J.. Af „;
Hogle & Co., Stern, Frank, Meyer
,& Foj^, Wagenseller & Durst, and
&
Fenner
Pierce,
Lynch,
Industrial
& Co.
for
Dist.
Hartford County Metropolitan
rliu
w
„
^Pff^a^^^es t^at separat^
St., Hartford, until
man,
bonds.
Oct.
from
1
elusive,
to
1964
'
1,400,000 intercepting
treatment
Oct
on
plant
1,200,000
'
Due
1964 to 2003
1,200,000
Oct.
on
0
rw
,
Dated
1973
/
.
i-i qpq
Oct.
1,
from
South Flomaton,
•
7'
*
bids until
water
The
ments the
foregoing
report in
suppleissue of
our
Nov. 11—v. 198, p. 1889.
-Legality
O'Neal & Hayes.
.
Bond
.
Offering
ceive
bids
sealed
(EST)
Nov.
on
^
ti
chase'of
en
nnn
11
^
£
198,
lows:
p.
group
^
inclusive,
1964 to 1983
& Co.,
'yfe-
,
N,o.
ment
Oct.
1
elusive.
■
1,02I!U00
Oct.
Due.
to
V
:
•
from
1
Dated
•
on
Oct,
'
.
O f f
er
Cole.
••
-
•••
..
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
-follows:.
of
on
Dec. 3 for the
$1,239,000
bonds,
as
a
price 0f
Due
on
1964 to
1968
inclusive.
Dec.
from
1
Due
on
1964
1973
in-
to
nlnoiiro
clusive.
Dec.
received until
be
000
water
bonds.
Due
Due
sewerage
Jan.
on
revenue
from
1965
i.v
1992
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Dec. 4 for the
purchase of $3,303,000 school
1963.
_____
Note-The
the report in
—v.
198,
p.
foregoing supersedes
our
issue of Oct. 28
*
1684.
pifvpinA
School District No. 271, Ida.
Archer, Fla.
r
Bond
Bond Sale—The $266,000
revenue
y.
bonds
offered
Nov.
198, p.-4583—were sold
water
Offering
—
Kenneth
.
S.
Kirkling, Clerk of Board of Trus-
4—•
to
tees, will receive sealed bids
the
til y7:30
p.m.
(PST)
on
p.
the
to
will
for
Kentucky-
1
from
Nov.
un-
18
headed
&
d
o n
price of jLOO.02,
a
qb
ojf
building
Jan.
on
1971
1, 1963. Due op
1965
to
1985
Legality approved by Graf-
Hazel, Ky.
'
Bond
and
Sale
—
Tre
16.65
offered '
bonds
198,
of
the
Securities
'
sey,
syndi¬
&
Co.,
White,
&
Indiana
p.m.
tq /1985
1965
J-J.
J; Bond
age
Lloyd
Mos-
of
members
the
of
&
curtis, Hornblower & Weeks, B.
j yaP ingen & Co., Inc., Walston
& Co.,
Inc., Fahnestock & Co.,
Hutchinson
_
June
1
Offering—Sealed bids will
'
Dec.
from
sive.'^/- ./V. i
of
4
1,
1966
!
\
bonds offered
Due
1983
school
000
on
building
bonds. Dated Dec.
Dec. .1
receivp
J(CST) qij
$220,-p
(CSTj)
school building
Nov.
Legality
1, 1963. Due c$i
approved
Graftofn*
by
Ferguson & Fleischer.
Hospitat
a
price of 100.10,
a
basis
•
that *
announces
sealed bids will be received until "
2
(CST)
p.m.
gage
Nov. 21 for thp '
on
$750,000 first mortf
of
bonds. Dated Noy. >
revenue
1963.
r^ppjr^y^J
Legality
Public
:
://./
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
Impropemfiitf
Kentucky
Bond
Sale—The
6
Nov.
awarded
198,
v.
1793
p.
J.
J.
to
"**r
/
■
$3Q0,006 f irs|.
bonds offered
revenue
—
—
wer^t
Hilliard
B.
Bond Sale—The $623,000 water*
and
sewer
revenue
refunding
/
sold
improvement
to
Milburn,
Dated Nov. 1,
from
j
Sale—An issue
1965
to
terest M-N.
William
of $65,000
bonds
Cochran
&
was
Co.
1793—were
Kindred
&
8—v.
Nov.
awarded
to
198,
p.
Barcus,
Co.
Woodford County
In¬
Versailles),
Legality approved by
Sale
Bond
Timmerman.;
P.
offered
bonds
1963. Due on Nov. 1
1980 inclusive.
(P. O.
Ky.
$1,500,001*
The
—
school building revenue
KENTUCKY
fered
were
Nov.
12—v.
awarded to
a
198,
bonds ofr
p. 1793-r
syndicate eonir
Equitable ' Securities;
ing of $10,000,000 water and sewer Corp., W. E. Hutton & Co., Mer¬
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
revenue
26—v.
bonds scheduled for Nov.
198,
/
p.
1792—has
postponed indefinitely.
■
^
Ky.
Prestonburg,
KANSAS
Beloit, Kan.
,
.
Sons, and Graham-Conway & Co.
,
,
•
Wil-
Offering—President
Bond
liam\R..* Young
4—
of Indianapolis
^
^
Owensboro Davies County
National. mortgage
Fletcher
.
revenq^
June 1 from 1965 to 1984 inclusive.
1/
Corpora-
recei^
the/purchase
bonds. Dated Dec.
'
Katherine IS.
—
Clerk,, will
18. for
^
Ky.
bids until 7r30 p.m.-
Nov.
:
"V.,
/,
Offering
fi¬ purchase
price
-
:
by,v Joseph It.
approved
City
sealed
;
sew¬
a
.
1, 1963. Due
Middlesboro,
Bond
on
r:,
reven u,^
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Legality
Bowling Green, Ky.
inclu¬
will
Nov. 18 for the purchase of
1685—were awarded to
2.84%..
about
;
building
1963.
to
School
Clerk,
Corporation (P. O. Paduqah),
2%s, at
sewer
bonds.
Dated
as
3V2S, at
as
Offering—'Marjorie Wal-
City
(P. O. Owensboro), Ky.-
1583—were
p.
& Trust Co.
Bond
be receive^ until noon (CST) on
Nov. 26 for the purchase of $2,-
municipal
lace,
Paducah
Inc.,
&
Elgin, III.
1,200,000
'
$60,000
V
American
the
Bank
4.38%.
Sale—The $460,000 school
p.
p
net interest cp^.
a
Leitchfield, Ky.
^,,
^
__
Murray,
Chapman, Howe & Co.
Bond
198,
Co.,.
for
coupons,
(P. O. Boonville), Ind.
tion
Shockey & Co., Non-
'
Showers
198,
County
\ building
syndi-
: ;
Troy, Ind.
Agency,
Bond
Oct. 1
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
inclusive— Interest
.par../"
.
v.
Cate:
.
Sale—The
30—v.
nance
-
about
$670,000
(EST) on Nov. 21
sold to the Housing and Home
Oct. 1 frpm
Due on
of
Dance,
'
works revenue bonds offered
Oct..
of
price of. 100.45,
|
Legality;; apprpve<T~byJ Ice,;
.
variety
a
_
Miller, Donadio & Ryan.
'
2,715,000 3.90s.
at
^
Secretary, will receive sealed
'2
werq
—
Rubin.
Corp:
Offering—J.
bids until
p.
awarded to the Bankers Bond
Township School Building
Bond
v.
—
'
/
'. sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Inc./ Fulton Reid & Co., Inc., and
;
4
.Bond
1
1980 inclusive.
Hammill
Shearson,
Circle
*>■
$82,000 watejf
revenue
sewer
Nov.
•
Jan.
Due, on
Co.^ Northrop
the
•
inclu¬
ton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
from
1
inclusive.
members
Other
•
; revenue
>
from 1972 to
cate:
sealed
purchase
the
school
Meadowsr
(EST)
p.m.
bonds. Dated Dec.
Corporation' (P. O. Mishawaka), v
;.
1891—
receive
7:30
/;
syndicate
a
SVss.
-
on
ofr
bonds
198,
Offering—Nell
$75,000
sive.
>
1,150,000
,198$ to 1986 inclusive.
bonds.
r
Legality
Indianapolis i B
follows:
as
University
l,on«s-' Dated Jan- 1. ^6i. Due 500,000 general obligation bonds,
serially from 1965 to 1983 inclu- as follows:
$1,300,000 urban rehabilitation
sive.
:
/
'
Kootenai County, Coeur D'Alene
,
'
J-D.
INDIANA
to
475,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1 from; Warrick
Indep. School District, Idaho
Interest
,
to
School Building Corp.,
Corp., at
Penn
.1974 to' l982.1nelufeiVd.
and
Legality approved by Robinson, Robinson & Cole.
1,
1964
net interest cost of about 3.10%,
a
1973.'^
.
IDAHO
Boise
J-D.
Interest
the
Share
1971-inclusive.
^5;000 3.80s. Due
gard,
on
,wy
Dec.
l
from
bonds
;. and
:
.nnn
1, from 1964 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
Dated
on
to
bonds.
(EST)
noon
1
1,
p.
Other
bids will
purchase of $1,600,-
and
a
school
Dec.
on
Dec.
approved
from 1987 to 2002 inclusive,
Bond Offering—Sealed
Dec. 2 for the
bonds.
from
1
885,000
3V2S, at
Rome, Ga.
>g'-"
bonds.
Dec.
Legality
-
$245,000 public improvement
Bond
1980
Dated
.
:
par
$80,000 indusr
Greenup, Ky.
8
the
offered Nov. 7for the purchase of $3,430,000 first
1792-r—were awarded to- mortgage' revenue bonds.- Dated
syndicate headed by Blyth & Jan. 1, 1964. ' Due. on Jan. 1; from
198/
^
Home Finance Agency, as
for
20^
by
155,000 4s/ pile on Oct U;
'"r*': "
•
109,000. school
a
-
qbUgatipn
^ive sealed .bids r c/o- Hartford- and revenue bnnds totaling" $ 107,Rational Bank & Trust Company, ;000 offered Nov. 6—v. 198, p. 1684
36 Pearl Street, Hartford,
until-—were sold to the Housing and
11
until
19
Nov.
bonds.:
awarded
p.m.
Charleston), III.
1964 to
-Bond Sale—The water and sew-
-v-t
-
,
7:30
,
^
4%'s.
as
1963.
-
$510,000 3%. Due oh Oct. 1 from
W1R r®" ei?age
bids
;
Nov.
Indiana
1, 1963. Due on
Illinois
O.
revenue
.
B.
**
'.
revenue
11—v.
until
New Haven
Co., ;;Ipc., and; Eastman ; Dillon,
Union Securities & Co., at a price
of par, a ne,t interest cost of about
Ga.
Company,
June
Bond Sale — The'$4,700,000
buildinS improvement refunding
inclusive.
iy Dildley,
.
in g—Robert
1992
198, p'.
Housing
Agency,
par.'
Sale—The
building
Clerk,
^
to
the
Finance
bids
<
.
Dec. 1 from
on
to
price of
a
City
130
>
; iao,6()0 3'vs; Due
sealed
on
!
'
,
y
1990
flss'
r
J-D.
Merest
Windsor, Conn.
Bond
about
,
-n
(CST)
21 for the pur¬
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Mullaney,
of, $750,000 school building
Wells &
(P.
V.
^
;.x.-1
1963.
Robinson &
^
Sands,
Nov.
Eastern
44ar
iii--T:?-A?:^ Due on Dec. 1 from
1983
GO. Legality approved by Robinson,
about
on
:
1,
o
of
j$220,000 4V2s Due on Dec. 1 from
v.
to
"atVnrice
aLt'Zf
a net interest cost of
in-
1983
•
1964
-
100.06,
,
bonds.
1964
school bonds; 'Due
elusive.
,
2
from
lnnnfi
a
Kenower,
and
trial
approved by Chapman & Cutler.;
by Chapman & Cutler.
Commerce Trust Company
MarArttofDo
400,000 General Public Improve-
5—v.
of John Nuveen
•
Home
3V2S, at
awarded
receive
bids
until
received
on
Interest
^
1792—were awarded to
City,
as
revenue
4—V;
basis
a
Offering—Dale
inclusive.
Dec. 1 from 1965 to 1980 inclusive.
$1,200,000
AT
offered- Nov.
composed
Kansas
of
The
,r
and
Corp.,
sold
were
Due
Co>>
&
Sealed
—
bonds. Dated Dec.
(P. O. Jonesboro), Ga.
.
Co.,
&
1685—were
Nov.
Nov.
1966 to
Offering
be
chase
School
Sale
school bonds
!
fol¬
as
$190,000 General Improvement No.
^
Andrews
'
Bond
Bond
,
was
ing
Co.,
County School Dist. No.
(CST)
County
offered
purchase of $892,000 school build¬
At-
(P. O.- Blue Island), III.
/
District
a.m.
pur-
$1,611,000 bonds,
A-O.
Dumas,
,
County,
Clayton
re¬
the
for
u
H.
will
until
26
*
Cook
GEORGIA
Richard
—
Manager,
^
James
will
West Hartford, Conn.
Custer, Town
by
approved
improvement
bonds
Franklin, Ky.
inc., C. S. Ashmun Co., and Ditt$570,000 3.s Due
April ;mar & Co Inc
^
>;
Interest
inclusive.
Wells
Federation
^
Nov>
on
Due on April 1 from 1966
2000
to
bonds
*
$63,000 waterr
—
bonds.- Dated
revenue
1, 1963.
$225,-
Bank & Trust
Bond Sale—The $1,720,000 first
Co.,
New
York, .Reinholdt
&
mortgage revenue bonds offered
Gardner, Shelby1 Cullom Davis &
Nov. 5
v.
198, p. 1685 — were
Co.,' Fulton Reid &
Co., Inc.,
Fla.
(CST)
of
County Community Unit
will
—
a m<
works
building
p.m.
Chi-
&
Sale—The
fered
Julien Collins
Baird
Bond
Secretary of Board of Education,
Co., American
W.
Robert
Dixon, Ky.
<
.
III.
price of 100.008,
a
Bond
Co.,
&
O.
.'v
& Cutler,
Roseville), III.
syndi-
***" 29 for the Purchase of $357,000
Cole.
—
n
'
Interest
Legality approved by Chap¬
•
Bond
Town Clerk Chapman,-Howe & Co., Rowles,
w N. Jones announces that the Winston .& Co., A. E. Masten &
Town Council will receive sealed Co.* Eddleman, Pollok & F.osdick,
Bond Offering
<
i
proved by Robinson, Robinson &
Note
Louis,
Inc.,
1
Aug/
on
1988 inclusive.
to
Dec. 1 fronj
on
inclusive.
School District No. 200 (P. O.
Tirsi National Bank St.
fCo.
to
Principal
payable at the
& Trust Com-
Bank
1981
J-D.
Due
1983
of about 2.87%.
CO.; Kansas City, Fidelity Union
-
n.-
1963.
and interest M-O)
Connecticut
1964
;
the
(P.
i-isue
Mullaney,
Warren
Weld
Trust Co., Newark,
Aug. 1 from
on
to
2%s, at
,
1
Aug.
on
Due
3.60s.
to
bonds. Date4 '
revenue
1, 1963.
man
.
and the Municipal Bond
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Co., B. W. Presspnch &
&
Sloan
'
school
sold
Co.,
and the First Na-
White,
Portland,
1^92—were
inclusive,
1980
to
215,000
bonds.
from
1
Trust
303
Sale—An
000
Illi-
No.
Alta),
:
Bond
New jork, Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
First National Bank of Oregon
1972 inclusive.
1964 to
from
Legality approved
building
County Consolidated School
District
cate: Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.,
bonds offered
Due
3.20s.
' Dated
Chapman & -Cutler.
Peoria
lanta/City National Bank & Trust
160,000 3>/2s. Due
inclusive.
2003 inclusive.
&
Bank
lows:
from
1
disjtribution
and
National
all of Chicago,
1993
major water transmis¬
sion
Due
Oct.
on
nois
Dated
Continental
and
a
$125,000
on
inclusive.
1979
Savings Bank, Northern
Due
to
1964
Bank,- Harris
price of 98.51, a net in- National Bank & Trust Co.,
terest cost of about 3.63%, as fol- cago, Trust Co. of Georgia,
additional water filter
bonds.
Co.,
$500,000 water
Adams,
and
Inc., at
and
sewer
1964
Trust
19
City, Fla.
revenue
sewer
Inc.,
/
•
&
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
,
bonds.
from
1
inclusive.
and
in-
1993
Trust
Nov.
on
Nov. 12—v. 198, p.
Due on
!
v
National
received
indebtedness.
Sale—The
Bond
expansion &
sewerage
improvement
First
the
announces
(CST)
Plant
'
(EST) on Nov. 20 for the purchase
bonds, as follows:
.(.CST) op.
Nov. 22 for the purchase of $370,-
Jan. 1 from 1966 to
by
Legaiity approved by Free- basis of about 2.90%.
Richardson & Watson.
Other members of
2 p.m.
of $5,800,000
$2,000,000
McCrary
of
on
"
purchase of $400,000 cer-
the
A Q
sealed bids will be received at 115
Broad
»f
Oct. 1, 1963. Due on Oct. 1 from tional City Bank of New York
1965 to 1993 inclusive.
Interest city, as 3s, at a price of 100.49, a
c
r
Offering
Bond
'Tv.:
Authority^ (P. O.
a.m.'
tificates
(P. O. Hartford), Conn
A.
10
(CST)
Jr., City Clerk, will receive .'
son,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Dec.
.
until
CONNECTICUT
W.
receive
000
bonds.
1963; Due
Airp.« ^
bids will be
sealed
will
Dec.. 1,
park
.
that
Ernest
—
000
preSs'way,' Series J'bonds offered
/ ■Crestview), Fla.
^ Nov. 7 — v. 198, p/1685:^ were
Certificate Offering—Secretary jawarded to^a syndicate hehdedby
Everett - M.
C. N/White
Inc.
and Fox, Reusch & Go.,
Offering
Secretary,
Noy. 19 for the purchase of $110,-
Co.^
Securities
Newman
Brownsville, Ky.
Bond Offering—William T. Gib-"
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
awarded to
;-yt ^198, p;« 1684—were
,Channer
v
syndi-
the
Co..
&
Weeden
cafe:
Jan. 2 from
on
Bond
Nance,
6-
Nov.
offered
bonds
revenue
inclusive,
1984
to
Other
Bond'Sale—The $250,000 sewer
Community Park Dist.,
Illinois
ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1963.
Prj on March 1 from 1964 to 1979
Fla.
Naples
,
1965
Mundelein
and
<
■
$455,000 3y4s. Due on Jan. 2 from
55
(1987)
Home Finance for
the purchase of $549,000
Agency!-as 3%s,'-at a price of par. school general obligation refundHousing
net
a
.
.
been
,;V;
of
posed
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
&
Co.^
Seasongood & Mayer, Stein Bros^
W.
Smith,
.
.1.
L. 'Lyons
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
Chicopee,
175,000 Silver Spring Fire Area,
Harris
Series B bonds. Due on Dec. 1
& Co., at a price of 100.005," a net
from 1964 to 1993 inclusive.
interest cost of about 3.62%, as
/ 1,600,000 Bethesda Park Lot Dis¬
follows://;,. •
Stranahan,
and
Boyce,
Bond
r
1966.
clusive.
Nov. 1
from 1967 to /L980 inclusive.
730,000 3.70s. Due on Nov. 1 from
3%s.
721,000
Due
on
inclusive.
1987
to
posed
1964
from
1
Dec.
on
Weeden
Inc.,
Lot
1993
to
inclusive.
LOUISIANA
'Alien Parish School District No* 1 /,>/■' ing
'
Bond
(CST)
a.m.
for the
16
Jan.
on
/
proved by Chapman & Cutler.,
School Dist. No.
Bossier Parish
(P. O.
Sale
198,
7—v.
Nov.
fered
First
as
May 1 from
Blyth
cate:
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
Dated
Braun,
&
Winston
Rowles,
Co.,
Co.,
&
Steiner, Rouse & Co., at a price of
Other
of
members
cate:
Fenn
&
syndi¬
the
'
notes
of
100.16,
the
&
price
separate sealed bids
receive
(CST)
a.m.
on
Co.,
C.
S. McKee & Co.,
1
/
Dis-
School
Jerauld,
Dated March 1, 1964; Due seri¬
receive
ally from 1966 to 1984.
until
•r. Certificate
Sale
Nov.
12—v.
awarded to
198,
the First Boston
Corp.,
price of
a
101.05,
as
3s, at
1
sive.
offered
Interest
offered
awarded
100.03,
as
2%s, at
a
.-Other
of
members
a
Am erica
N.
T.
S.
&
of
Trust
Co.,
San
National
Bank
National
Bank
t
'
Acting
(EST)
sealed
on
the
school
of
National
Bank
ities
bonds.
from -1964
National
Bank
1964
and the
■,
Bank
/ &
""
on
1983
to
i 1 d i
Due
1983
1 from
as
-
D. A. Dayhoff,
of Finance,
bids
until
11
will
a.m.
general
obligation
follows:
$6,000,000 school,
Due
f
on
Boston,
Boston, until 11:30
Nov.
000
18
for
sewer
1963. Due
1973
National
First
45
Milk
a.m.
notes.
Nov.
inclusive.
Series P bonds.
Dec.
1
from
1964
to
Dated
1 from
Interest
general
improvement,
on
Dec. 1
from 1964 to 1993 inclusive.
Sale—The
offered
1793—were" awarded
4—v.
awarded
were
1,
M-N.
1966 to
from
1
construction
1973
to
Dated Oct.
1
proved:
from
Palmer and
Sale—The
1, 1963. Legality ap¬
Thorndike,
special
water
Finance
from
7—v.
to
p.
Kidder,
Peabody & Co., as 3.20s, at a price
of 100.62, a basis of about 3.12%.
/
and
Flushing' Community Schl
Note
(P.
site
Nov. 4
Mich.
Sale—The $730,000 school
and
5
Akron),
O.
will
were
building
—
awarded
v.
to
198,
bonds
p.
1583
offered
—
were
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., and Blyth & Co., Inc., for
variety of
par,
a
3.09%.
net
coupons,
at
a
price
a
of
interest cost of about
—
awarded
Corp., at
interest
198, p.
1686
of
about
1
(EST)
;
/
4
on
1,
Dec.
Dated
1963.
May 1, 1964.
O. Detroit),
Michigan
offered
—
Bond
were
2.68%,
—
Clerk,
Dawn
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
000
water
to
and 1965.
Due
1982
bonds. Dated Oct.
on
April
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1,
1965
A-O.
Dickinson,
Wright, McKean & Cudlip.
Legality
.
(EST) on
supply and sewer sys¬
revenue
1963.
1, 1964
Rice,
receive'
25 for the purchase of $90,-
Nov.
as
/
Offering
Township
tem
1967.
until
Nov.
Dist.,
400,000 2%s. Due on July 1, 1966
and
Education,
bids
sealed
on
notes.
tion
follows:
$350,000 3s. Due on July
Mich.
Emerson,
J.
Offering—W.
21 for the
purchase of $30,000 tax anticipa¬
price of 100.06, a net
cost
Intermediate Sch:
O. Pontiac),
(P.
receive
p.m.
Home
to the First of Michigan
a
July 1 from
Redford Township (P.
bonds
site
v.
;
inclusive.;
1991
to
$750,000 school
and
building
School District
Akron-Fairgrove
/ /
fronY
July 1 from
V
Secretary of Board of
bonds
Michigan
Bond Sale—The
July 1 from
on
to 1985 inclusive.
District
1978 inclusive. ■>
to
&
;//;/;r/
1974 inclusive.
to
Oakland County
//
Agency. Due on April
1964
314s. Due
1986
$1,065,000
time
{.
V...-
450,000 3%s. Due on
Due
Dodge.
MICHIGAN
Nov.
198,
same
Housing
the
to
:
1978 to
assessment
the
at
offered
sold
inclusive.
Storey,
by
;-//;■ ;•
Agency.
'
Shannon
price of 100.01, a net in¬
cost of about 3.65%, as fol¬
1981
Housing
1 from
John
Corp.,
and
*170,000 33/4s. Due on
1977 inclusive.
to
April
Additional
Co.,
60,000 3,%s.; Due on July 1
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
.
Finance
Home
and
&
1971
National
the
bonds
composed of-
a
35,000
1584—
p.
the
to
April 1 from 1964 to 1967
1964
Bond
District,
198,.
1485—were
p.
group
$35,000 4y4s. Due on July 1 from
1964 to 1970 inclusive. ;/(////
O.
(P.
follows:"
as
bonds
1,140,000
inclusive.
1964 to
$378,000 water
Nov.
Nov.
$420,000
1964 to
April
terest
lows:
$1,560,000 water
inclusive.
on
to
supply system revenue bonds of¬
1993
Due
1964
a
Michigan
First
Co., at
Farmington), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
on
$38,-
Nov.
Township
Farmington
,
airport
1,
from
1
Dec.
on
to
offered
bonds
198,
23—v.
Nuveen
inclusive. Interest J-D.
(EST) on
Massachusetts
Bond
bonds
Series J bonds. Due
Street,
the purchase of
on
Due
Aug.
site
and
awarded
special
Dated
bonds.
Due
200,000
Oct.
(EST) on
school
Sale—The $750,000
building
receive
will
improvement
Due
bonds.
Centerville-Osterville Fire
1993 inclusive.
1,395,000
of
Bank
c/o
street
assessment
from
■
Ian, Town Treasurer, will receive
Clerk,
Flint), Mich.
(P. O.
Bond
/ Baftk of Detroit. Due on April
200,000 water main bonds.
Note Offering—Vincent H. Boy-
bids
000
1
inclusive.
April
Kearsley Community Sch. Dist:
18' for the purchase of $14,-: the
Nov.
construction bonds./
on
City
of
1964.
1,
Trena M.
—
(EST)
purchase
$400,000
tax
anticipation notes.
Date'd Oct. 4, 1963. Due on March
Farmington, Mich.
Offering
'
the
for
18
Nov.
on
bonds. Dated
revenue
District,
be received until 7:30 p.m.
building,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
inclusive.
1983
sewer
1
judicial
School
Union
Offering—Sealed bids will
Note
on
& Cudlip.
inclusive.
April
(EST),
on
April
Co.
&
Michigan
purchase of $535,-
and
1995
/
construction
n g
on
Due
Trust" Co.,'
/
u
to
480,000
of
Georgia, Atlanta,
Due
J.
inson, Wright, McKean
1963.
Due
Thomas
—
Jackson
Interest
to
fered
in
First
bonds.
McDonald
by Dick¬
on
of $8,-
purchase
Inc.;
and Manley, Bennett,
mont, Inc.,
inclusive.
2,220,000 off-street parking facil¬
syndi¬
First
of
(EST)
a.m.
&; Co.,
Tyson; Ray Allen, Olson & Beau¬
Legality approved
J-J.
/ April 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
syndicate
Shawmut Bank
National
/sealed
Nov. 26 for the purchase
$10,500,000
bonds,
—
Director
receive
t
of
members
the
for
$4,555,000
Ipswich, Mass.
m
Bond Offering
.
20
11:30
until
_
Rockville), Md.
of
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
Rand
Renshaw; Townsend, Dabney &
&
1, 1963. Due on July 1 from
1965
Quinn,
Worcester, Mass.
bonds.
a
Winston-Salem.
Montgomery County (P. O.
Nov.
Bond
Bond Offering—Bernard T. Lee,
on
Carolina, Charlotte.
Valley
Co., of Springfield,
& Trust
945,000 b
Wachovia
North
of
p.
of about 2.49%.
First Boston Corp.,
3y4s, at
Co., of Indianapolis, and the First
Union
198,
6—v.
2V2S, at a price of 100.02, a basis
price of 100.04,
Co.
Trust
&
1685—
p.
a
Memphis, Estabrook & Co., Trust
Bank of Detroit, American
Fletcher
198,
Dallas,
Pittsburgh, Na¬
of
pur¬
Boston,
Bank
as
net interest cost of about 3.20%.
cate:
Bank of
A.,
3s and
Other
First
the
syndicate:
Corp.
Francisco, Mellon National
tional
Na¬
price of
basis of about 2.87%.
a
Boston
Pittsburgh
to, the
7—v.
awarded r to
headed by the
as
Bank
police
1972
various
Sale—The
Nov.
were
qf indebtedness
same
time, were
the
at
tional Bank,
&
fered
certificates :
1962
$170,000 school
Nov.
600,000 bonds, as follows:
Mass.
bonds totaling $8,650,000 of¬
pose
of
Loan
Nov. 25 for the
lease rental
1793—were awarded to. the
Nov.
Boston,
Sale—The $6,000,000
Construction
ap¬
Thorndike,
a
basis of about
Bond
•Additional
Legality
J-D.
Palmer & Dodge.
"
General
inclu¬
to, 1974
Storey,
by
proved
2.88%.
Sale—The
offered
1, 1963. Due on
1964
from
Dec.
syndicate headed by
a
noon
bonds. Dated Dec.
indebted¬
1793—were
p.
Street, Boston,
(EST) on Nov. 18 for
State
Bond
bonds
J.
Co.;
&
City;
Sirris
Kansas
Secretary, will receive
'
;;
purchase of $220,000 hospital'
the
The various
—
$32,270,000
totaling
ness
of)
(State
certificates of
purpose
E.
Offering
sealed bids until 8 p.m;
Wilbraham, Mass.
Treasurer, will
sealed bids c/o New Eng¬
28
as
000
County
Boston,
Tyson,
Co.; Commerce Trust
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; Rodman
Co.,
&
Building Authority (P. O.
O'Connor,
price of 100.23, a basis
a
of about 3.26%.
Co.,
Shearson,
Co.;
Haupt &
Herbert
Securities
Newman
Francis I. duPont &
Hammill &
Mac-
Bosworth
Co.; Braun,
Co., Inc.;
Co.; Ira
p.
Bennett,
Martin
Co.,
&
group
Kenower,
of
cost
Ecorse), Mich.
awarded to
&
198,
a
.
Inc.; John
&
Co/'/ /////■'//;,'///// ///
Nov/ 5—v.
Dabney
&
Channer
to
interest
net
a
3.64%.
syndicate:
revenue
29—v.
Manley,
Co.,
McDonald
Ecorse
were
—
of
&
water
$40,000
offered
1793
3.30s, at
land Merchants National Bank of
MARYLAND
Maryland
198, p.
/
Offering—Bruce
Bond
trict bonds.
Arthur
Bridgewater, Mass.
notes
Barnstable), Mass.
Parishwide
619,000
composed
a
Bond
/
.
(P. O.
Barnstable County
/
bonds.
Kugel,
basis of about
a
Sale —The
Townsend,
4
No.
District
School
$277,000
Inc.
main
MASSACHUSETTS
follows:
to
3.20s, at
as
100.01,
Nuveen
rental
Corporation,
Other members of the
$136,000 library
Oct.
syndicate headed by
a
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
*
awarded
1584—were
and
Note
MacArthur
J. W. Sparks & Co., and
purchase'of $896,000 bonds, as
<
' *
100.21,
West
Co., Inc., Kenower,
&
Jan. 15 for
Inc.,
$75,000
3.16%.
Folger, Nolan, Fleming
ris & Co.,
&
of
of
sold
was
Co.,
offered
bonds
Dougherty & Co., Fer¬
A. Webster
Secretary of Parish School Board,
until 10
bonds
Stone
Inc.,
(P. O. Greensburg), La. /
Bond Offering—J. L. Meadow,
will
water
Fahnestock &
James A. Andrews & Co.,
Elkins, Morris, Stokes & Co.,
issue
Sale—An
Co.,
School Districts
Helena Parish
lease
building
Co., Baxter & Co.,
105,000 l/10s. Due on Dec. 1, 1983.
Sf.
Bond Sale—The
1686 —were
p.
variety of coupons, for a price "
a
about
Michigan
::
Sudbury Water District, Mass*
Bond
of
Heights Bldg. A uthority,
Dearborn
Co., as 3s, at a price
basis of about 2.97%.
a
$2,000,000
of
purchase
198,
v.
—
the First of Michigan
school bonds.
sold to the Ded-
was
Trust
ham
1982 inclusive.
to
the
12
awarded to
at
Jan.
offered*
totaling $4,000,000
Nov.
15
about
or
on
/
Sale—The various purpose
Bond
bonds
O.
(P.
Township
Essexville), Mich.
of $55,000
issue
Sale—An
Note
sewer
■
1979
received
be
for
W.
R.
Co.,
a
Stoughtoh, Mass.
Pressprich & Co.,
par, a net interest cost of about
Mercantile Trust Co. of St. Louis,
3.50%, as follows:
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc., First of
$755,000 3.20s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Michigan Corp., Hayden, Stone &
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
Co.j Hornblower & Weeks, Good250,000 3V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
body & Co., W. H. Morton & Co.,
1976 to 1978 inclusive.
// •:/
Bramhall, Falion & Co., E. F.
390,000 3.60s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Hutton &
Co., Kean, Taylor &
&
a
Securities
Dillon, Union
Eastman
100.05,
at
2.80s,
as
1963. Due on Oct.
Nov. 20,
Hempton
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
price of
basis of about 2.78%.
Boston,
Co., C. J. Devine & Co.,
Coldwater School District, Mich.
of
Bank
National
First
the
to
Phelps,
Brothers,
Lehman
notes.
anticipation
tax
1, 1964.
—
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,
Hattier & Sanford, Inc., Goodbody
20
Nov.
on
Bosworth &
to; a
will
{EST)
for the purchase of
Note Offering—Sealed bids
syndi¬
Inc.,
Co.,
&
the
of
;
be received until 7:30 p.m.
.
■
//'T.
$50,000
members
$175,000 tax
Hancock, Mich.
and 1979/
Other
The
1686—were awarded
of Detroit,
p.
at' 1.71%.
440,000 3.10s. Due on May 1, 1978
M-N.
Mich.
City,
—
National Bank
the
to
1970 to 1977 inclusive.
Storey,
by
Sale
198,
—v.
Co., Inc., Jloriiblower
syndicate
(P. O. Benton), La.
& Weeks, Paine, Webber, Jacksonv
Medford, Mass.
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Bond
Sale
The $1,500,000
& Curtis, Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Bond Sale—The $313,000 school
Inc., at a variety of coupons for
school bonds offered; Nov. 7—v.
Watling, Lerchen & Co., Allan
a
price of 100.01, a net inetrest remodeling bonds offered Nov. 7
198, p. 1685—were awarded to a
Blair & Co., and Martin & Co.
cost of about 3.24%.
—v.
198, p. 1793—were awarded
syndicate composed of Howard,
awarded
were
Garden
165,000 3.60s. Due on May 1, 1969.
of
Interest
anticipation notes offered Oct. 28'*
1,550,000 3s. Due on May 1 from
purchase
approved
'
'
inclusive.
1968
to
1964
Nov. 1 from
Legality approved by Mill¬
Bond
follows:
$345,000 4s. Due on
bonds. Dated
on
Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
er,
net interest cost of about
a
$68,000K
inclusive.
1968
Nov.
on
of
purchase
1963. Due
to
M-N.
price of
a
Milk
Interest
inclusive.
at
Inc.,
(EST)
45
11 a.m.
the
Co.
3.08%,
re¬
Na¬
1964
syndicate headed by Halsey,
a
(EST)
improvement
1,
1685—were awarded
p.
Stuart &
will
c/o
198,
100.01,
Boston,
for
26
1983
to
1793—
p.
of
Boston, until
bonds totaling $9,750,000 of¬ Legality
pose
13
The various pur¬
—
to
$700,000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1963. Due on Nov. 1 from 1964
Hagerstown), Md.
Bond
4—v.
a
/
bids
Bank
Nov.
on
Legality ap¬
Interest M-S.
sive.
sealed
tional
St.,
Washington County
Oct.
//
(P. O. Bay City), Mich.
■
3s, at
as
Treasurer,
Town
ceive
Markell.
ton, Gans &
:
the
for
street
Bangor Township School District
Bond Offering—J. Mason Wash¬
inclusive.
Legality approved by Niles, Bar¬
purchase of $300,000 school bonds.
Dated
March 1,
1964.
Due on
March 1 from 1965 to 1974 inclu¬
Bennett, McDonald & Co.
&
& Lee,
Hopedale, Mass.
)
1, 1963. Interest J-D.
Dated Dec.
Stone
///
street bonds
burn,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
will receive sealed bids until 10
Kugel,
Co.,
21
sealed
receive
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
1685—were awarded to Manley,
p.
Co.,
&
Roedel;,
Offering—Harold
Clerk,
City
jail bonds offered Nov. 12—v. 198,
com¬
from
1
Dec.
on
1981
to
1964
Smith,
L.
Offering:—L.
•
Due
bonds.
(P. O. Oberlin), La.
*
Hutton
price of 100.50.
ParkSeries D
District,
Lot
group
follows:
as
250,000
Montgomery Hills
90,000
&
E.
a
county
Sale—The $80,000
Bond
1890
p.
Bond
Sale — The $2,500,000
$725,000 school bonds as 3.20s, at /Bo 11 d
school building bonds offered Nov.
a price of 100.21.
Series I bonds. Due
District,
>,/
W.
of
198,
Co., and Lyons, Hannahs
1,240,000 Silver Spring Park
•
1981
12—v.
Mich.
Frankenmuth,
>
Michigan
$975,000 bonds
awarded to
—were
////'/
/'
Nov.
Alger County (Ps O. Munising),
Mass.
Sale—The
offered
trict, Series J bonds; Due on
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1993 in¬
1965
Due on Nov. 1,
$49,000 4s.
and
Monday, November 18, 1963
.
.
.
(1988)
approved by
'.Voume 198
Number 6317
;
.
The Commercial and
►
Financial Chronicle
(1989),
Romeo, Mich.
Bond
Motor
Vehicle
bonds
&
of
$32,000
Highway
sold to
was
Arthur
Van
Northern Trust Co. of
Sale—An issue
Kenower, Mac-
1967
The
—
building and site bonds
fered
Nov.
were
198,
awarded
to
by the
First
Corporation,
at
of
follows:
as
'
'
-
1964
to
1971
to
'1990
1977
3.55%,
\
to
1983
1982
the
ber,
Jackson
&
Co.,
Offering
11
until
for
(EST)
p.m.
Dec.
from
terest
1,
1965
Due
The
7—v.
awarded
were.,
headed
at
by
of
to
1,075,000
from
from
3V£s,
Nov.
Feb.
1
from
Interest
Other
by
1965 to
F-A.
the
Due
3%s.
Due
to
1
June
1
1989 .inclusive.
members
of
First
lows:
1965
Co.,
Francis
I.
National
Bloomfield
Township
(P. O. Orchard Lake), Mich.
Offering
will
8
on
of
sewer
special
Sept. 1,
from
terest
J-D.
Nov.
20
J.
M.
the
&
St.
&
Co.,
Paul,
Co.,
First
North¬
Bank,
Minne¬
until
for
3
M.
1972
the
sanitary
1963. Due
sewerage system and
revenue
Jan.
1964.
1
from
terest
Dec.
inclusive. In¬
198,
The
—
1686—were awarded to
p.
Fairmont, Minn.
O f f
i
e r
n
///
g—LeRoy E.
(CST)
public utility
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1963. Due
on
July 1 from 1964 to 1974 inclu¬
sive.
Interest
by
proved
quart,
J-J.
Windhorst
Note
ments
The
—
the
Legality
Dorsey,
Owen,
&
ap¬
Mar-
West.
in
14
for
the
Dec.
1964
to
(EST)
purchase
building
1, 1963. Due
1973
on
of
$25,000
bonds.
Nov.
inclusive.
Nov.
on
Dated
1
O.
Adolphus College
St,
198,
p.
1584—were
syndicate
(CST)
were
sold
headed
4—v.
4o
Home Finance
a
price of
198,
the
Housing
Agency,
par.
1686—
p.
L.
New
/
Offering
—
Don
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
19
until
bids
awarded
by
the
Nov.
until
19
7:30
p.
m.
sealed
(CST)
on
for
the purchase of
$1,110,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Dec.
1964
1, 1963. Due
to
1982
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
B.
to
198,
South
Bond
Essex
eral
18 for the
12
basis
of¬
1686—
to
at
of
of
100.03,
a
■
Township (P. O.
Charles
—
Township
receive
(EST)
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
lows:
///
\
$267,000
until
26
for
bonds.
/
1964
Due
to
fol¬
as
ri-..-
improvement
Dec.
on
1983
8
the
,■./'Sff
general
J.
Treasurer,
purchase of $547,000 bonds,
;
from
1
inclusive.
280,000 assessment bonds. Due ori
;/
Dec.
'
improvement
1 from 1964 to
Dated
,/ J-D.
recreation
were
—
3.29%. /<//;///■
Offering
will
on
-
gen¬
offered
1794
p.
price
a
about
Bond
purchase of $526,-
general
bonds
Hanauer, Stern & Co.,
Alexander,
2.97%.
/,r
198,
—v.
N. J.
$103,000
Woodbridge), N. J.
price of
follows:
as
&
3.20s; at
as
Amboy,
Woodbridge
Banking Com¬
(EST)
Ingen
basis of about
a
improvement
3.30s,
as
pur¬
^National
a
Van
Sale^—The
awarded
p.
the
offered
—were
3.17%.
on
approved
various
to
•/'•"*■' •/•;
1794
p.
J.
price of 100.12,
a
improvement
The
—
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
combination
4
ture
for
Dec.
on
the
inclusive.
1,
improvement
1963.
the
1
Stated
bonds
from
Interest
Mitchell.
i
be received until 8 p.m.
(CST)
on
Dec. 2 for the purchase of $900,000
public
parking
bonds.
Dated
system
Dec.
1,
1965
revenue
1963.
Due
1985.
to
/
/ '
will
1964
J-D.
Dec.
1,
1973 incl.
1963.
Interest
Legality approved by Refed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy.
NEW
in
to
Offering
Secretary
will
—
of
/
Mary A.
Board
receive
for
the
purchase
bonds.
on
of
Dated
of
sealed
$1,000,000
Feb.
1,
1964.
March 1 from 1965 to 1984
inclusive. Interest M-S.
St.
Bond
of
1974
—
F.
(CST)
chase
on
of
Nov.
26
$875,000
Brock-
nue
Dec.
1964
bonds,
Interest
Due
to
A-O.
on
1993
for
20
a.
the
purchase
J-D.
Legality
approved
a.
of
Bond
O f f
as
fol¬
April
1
inclusiye.
School
Bond
11
N.
g—Helen
of
on
M.
Dec.
1,
1, 1963.
on
Due
improvement
Nov.
12
awarded
to
;
'
&
Bath,
ap¬
Delafield
bonds
offered
p.
1686
John
J.
Ryan & Co.,
—
were
ffom 1964
Interest
by
J-D.
Hawkins,
Wood.
Cameron,
Wheeler,
tral School District
*
&
gen¬
of
Dated Dec.
Urbaha,
Thurston, Avoca and Howard CenNo. 2
(P. O. Bath), N. Y.
bonds
$398,000
(EST)
purchase
Dec. 1
Delafield
Due
198,
v.
on
inclusive.
Bond
eral
the
approved
1963.
1989
/
Sale—The
for
Legality
Legality
by Hawkins,
—
(P. O.
until 3:30 p.m.
19
Dec. 9
■
J-D.
Nov.
to
Dec. 1 from 1965 to 1979 inclu¬
Bond
19
Offering—Lillian W. Mc¬
sealed
Dated
proved
No.
$130,000 school bonds.
of
Board
receive
(EST)
J.
purchase of $350,000 school
Wood.,
4
Andes), N.Y.
Mc-
District,
i
e r
will
Interest
as
YORK
District
Sul¬
Key port, N. J.
reve¬
///•:. NEW
Agency,
par.
Interest
by
bonds.
on
St.
Lean,-District Clerk, will receive
Secretary
Arthur,
Education,
$400,000
Finance
price of
a
sealed bids
School
Kenilworth
The
—
Andes, Delhi and Bovina Central
Govern & Lane.
m.
pur¬
Home
31/2S, at
Dated
Hanrahan,
Donovan,
A
;
bonds offered Nov. 6—v. 198,
1794—were sold to the Housing
and
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Sale
(EST)
equipment bonds.
1968
livan,
Ma-
receive
m.
to
(P. O.
nue
will
11
1, 1963. Due
\
bonds.
Clerk,
bids until
$123,000
sive.
the
$750,000 waterworks system
from
City
Nov.
on
Bond
p.
C.
for the
B.
for
lows:
lone,
Mexico
Michael's College dormitory reve¬
N.J.
Offering—Arthur
sealed
New
Santa Fe), N. Mex.
v.'./'"/.
Hoboken,
Bond
bids until 8 p.m.
Charles, Mo.
Offering
-:-H
MEXICO
College of the Christian Brothers
ma¬
Legality
1964
Joplin School District, Mo.
separate sealed bids until 11
Trucker,
-
.
Hawkins,
J.
Company of Newark,
p.m.
Offering—Sealed bids will
238,000
greitens, City Clerk, will receive
Hope, Minn.
by
$189,000
198,
v.
—
Lancas¬
Joplin, Mo.
and
S^s, at
as
8
1, 1963. Due
basis of about
a
bonds,
/
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Due
Nov.
to
/
Wood.
totaling
12
awarded
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
and
fered
1965
Co., and the Fidelity Union Trust
re¬
Newark, bidding for $1,-
138,000
bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 10
refunding Revenue bonds of¬
Radford
$150,500 assessment bonds.
by
MISSOURI
Education,
Peter), Minn.
Village Clerk, will receive
Sale—The $1,475,000 sew¬
disposal bonds offered Nov. 6
a
p.m.
school
Bond
Bond
to
500
purchase of $185,000 school bonds.
$700,000 dormi¬
tory and dining hall construction
Interest
Wyoming, Mich.
—v.
receive
Bond
from
M-N.
age
Offering—C.
Buxton,
Gustavus
/
bonds.
of
Nov. 4—v, 198, p. 1793*
by
Bond Offering—Gloria Alexan¬
der, City Clerk, will receive sealed
municipal
Nov.
School District, Miss.
Bond
serially from
issue
our
&
Nov.
until
7—v.
&
Bond
Jan.
foregoing supple¬
report
to
1, 1964. Interest J-J.
Delafield
bonds
H.
be received until 8 p.m.
Greenville Municipal Separate
on
refund¬
revenue
1965
from
1
Secaucus, N.
Cedar Grove Township (P.
O.,/
Cedar Grove), N. J.
ter, Clerk of Board of Education,
/'•'
Jan.
approved
p.m.
Trauernicht.
will
Bond
Sale
awarded
100.19,
bonds.
Legality approved
from
■
Legality
the
bonds totaling $1,177,000
Nov.
dis¬
on
Jan„
on
inclusive.
Dated Jan.
for
bids
1965 to 1989 inclusive. In¬
J-J.
Charles &
$32,000 street
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Paddock ,&
Williamston, Mich.
p.m.
Due
on
Bond Sale—The various purpose
Legality
fered
Eveleth, Minn.
Sale
Bond Sale—The
8
1,
,
(P.
until
Bond
pose
$1,100,000
system
Co.,
1
on
Nov.
City
sewage
Jan.
on
1989
Bloomfield, N. J.
Nov/ 19
on
of
19
175,000 bonds, as 3s, at
posal
Stone.
bids
(CST)
m.
purchase
Due
bonds. Due
sewer
Due
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Miss.
Dated
Elwood
Caldwell,
Phillips Co., and Shaughnessy &
Co.
;
'.'V:
■/?/:;/:;• '/'y'/ /v ■ /
bonds.
on
Legality approved
Canfield,
p.
the
bonds.
from 1965 to 1983 inch
1
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
A-O.
Newark
receive ' sealed
27
$7,183,000
5,300,000 school bonds, Series A.
•
Clerk, will
general
Oct. 1 from
Woodward-
Bond Offering—T. C.
Fox,
will
&
Fairview),
/
—
Dated Oct.
Interest
MISSISSIPPI
Clerk,
of
bids
Nov.
on
/:/'/\vv,,
general
/
bids
were
Clarksdale,
sealed
(EST)
L.
Fi¬
of
1 from 1965 to 1969 inclusive.
Nov. 26 for the purchase
$91,000
bonds.
Schaps.
syndi¬
Dain
duPont
National
Bond
on
pany of
Bank,
-
(EST)
National
apolis, Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood,
000
until
for
assessment
1964 to
Miller,
bids
$126,000
Dated
1
Dorothy
—
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
Co.;
receive
m.
*
/1989 inclusive.
Dec.
Offering
sealed
of
Co., and Sampair, Egan
Nov. 21 for the purchase of $800,-
TownshipV Clerk,
receive
&
Board
follows:
as
24,000
of
purchase
Jam
Fairview School
until
ceive
Bank, Minneapolis; £iper, Jaffray
& Hopwood; Carleton D. Beh
Co.;
Elwood &
1966
Bergenfield, N. J.
Bond
M. Dain
Northwestern
Shaughnessy
/
M-N.
Charles
(P. O.
Boucler, Borough
Schultze, City Clerk, will receive
Co.
Chamberlain,
'
inclusive.'
J.
the
$664,000
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
from
1
Co.; First National Bank, Min¬
neapolis;
net interest cost
a
1983
13
Dated Nov. 4, 1963.
Dec. 1 from
on
from
a.
/
Howard
purchase of $137,000 school bonds.
Other members of the syndicate:
&
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bond
be
Dec. 1 from
on
to
NEW JERSEY
Dec.
on
bonds,
Interest
Montana
1974 inclusive.
1981 to
County,
No.
Bond
fol¬
as
will
Due
St.
Dec. 1 from
Woodard
Inc., J. M. Dain &, Co., Inc:
West
District
1975 to 1980 inclusive.
improvement bonds offered Nov. 5
V
Due
May 1
on
sold
Datecf Nov.
and 3V4S.
inclusive.
inclusive.
525,000 3.20s. Due
for
—v.
&
1983
for
Mem¬
Clerk
11
$80,000
of
offered Nov,
1794—were award¬
p.
Paterson, N. J.
nance,
until
was
/
1,195,000 school bonds, Series B.
"
1968
1969 to
Williams Co.. Blyth
-
Inc.,
Min¬
of
body & Co., Bacon, Stevenson &
Martin
to
375,000 3s.
&
syndi¬
Equitable Securities Corpo¬
ration, Ira Haupt & Co., Good-
and
of
3.26%,
on
3%s
as
/
Bristow,
Fire
(P. O. St. Louis),
of
as
basis
a
$270,000 water-,
Bond/ Offering
.
Missouri
Sale—An issue
Richland
net in¬
a
' .///
//
$150,000 2.80s. Due
A fton
198,
/
par.
•:•>
••
MONTANA
were
—
Bank
Allison-Williams Co.;
coupons,
members iof
cate: Allison
cate:
cell,
Finance
'< •;
Co.,
ed to Boland,
Saffin, Gordon &
Sautter, as 3.60s, at a price of
100.13, a basis of about 3.58%V
Nov.
offered
price of par,
terest cost of about
j
_
Legality approved by
syndicate headed by
National
a
•
.
County}
$1,405,000
bonds
355,000 3.30s. Due
/
Bank
various
at
the
Co., Rand & Co., Fahnestock &
Co., Hayden, Miller & Co., Parker,
Eisen, Waeckerle, Adams & Pur-
a
The
—
•
&
Beach, N. J,
system bonds
12—v.
Trauernicht.
198, p. 1584
v.
—
Paul, at
1973
1282—were
p.
National
western
inclusive.
on
First
Other
&
June
on
1982
Sale
' / j
• ;
1, 1963. Due
to
building
12
the
syndicate headed by
a
price of par,
of about'3.28%.
from
inclusive.
Nov.
Peterson, //
/• •/
198,
v.
—
neapolis,
interest
June 1 from
4
a
follows:
1
Dec. 1, 1972
Indep. School District
awarded to
Legality
Howard,
1686.
p.
awarded to
June 1, 1970.
on
to
1983
Improve¬
Bond Sale—The various
purpose
bonds totaling $2,625,000 offered
Co.,
as
June
on
1976
1977
1,400,000
&
net
a
on
950,000 314s. Due
to
purchase of
Offering—Edward J. Dor-
198,
&
1969 inclusive.
150,000 4V4S. Due
1971
Fenn
school
(CST)
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report in our issue of Oct. 28
syndicate
a
Peter
Bond
LeFevere, Lefler & Hamilton.
1686—
p.
3.59%,
Due
5s.
1964
to
par,
about
$675,000
.
the
Permanent
approved
$4,250,000
198,
Phelps,
price of
a
for
21
inclusive.
school building and site bonds of¬
Nov.
sewer
price of
a
the First National Bank
No. 508, Minn.
Edina, Minn.
—
Point Pleasant
-
V,
Home
Stern
a
'Bond Sale—The
(P. O.
offered
fire protection bonds
phis,
on
;
1
-
.
(P. O. Pontiac), Mich.
fered
St.
/
Bond
=
and 1973.
^
Revolving Fund Bonds,-
on
—v.
Paddock
and
3lks, at
as
Louis
;
,
Dec. 1, 1970
on
150,000 2.90s. Due
jail bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1963.
Due
July
on
ap¬
1794—were sold to
p.
Protection Dist.
'and 1971.
Bloomington, Minn.
'
Sale
/
Kansas
of
County Auditor, will receive
900
by
-
Bond
120,000 2.80s. Due
Nov. 19 for. the purchase of $66,-
Waterford Township School Dist.
cost
Trust/Co.
County (P. O. Walker), Minn.
sey,
In¬
Cartfield,
Stone.
inclusive.
Hammill &
ment
A.
1989 inclusive.
to
1967
Dec. 1, 1969.
sealed bids until 3 p. m. (CST) on
Legality approved
J-J.
Miller,
1963.
198,
Housing
St,
on
Cass
purchase of $3,500,000
building and site bonds.
Dated
to
Dec. 1 from
on
60,000 2.70s. Due
$3,500,000
Dec.
on
bonds
Hanauer,
price of 100.04,
of about 3.54%.
Sale—The $760,000 hous¬
Agency,
Co., White,
the
school
1
7
the
follows:
as,
&
John Nuveen
on' Nov.
Dreslinski, Secretary of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
and
3.55s, at
1, 1963. Legality
revenue
11—v.
price
a
Dec. 1, 1968.
be received until 12:30 p.m.
/ .,/,/
Edward
—
Due
1983
to
St. Louis), Mo.
/ Bond
ing
and
on
Bond
/.
Co.,
interest cost of about
$240,000 2M>s. Due
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Stranahan,
Michigan
.&
60,000 2;60s, Due
syndi¬
Consolidated School Dist.,
Bond
Kindred
1964
of: the
MINNESOTA
Harris & Co., Shannon &
Co., and
Charles A. Parcells & Co.
Warren
2.87%
City, and Watling, Lerchen & Cjo.
Co., Paine, Web¬
Curtis, Kenower,
&
MacArthur
bonds.
1965
St. John's Hospital
/
;
1584—were awarded to
p.
of par, a net
inclusive.
2001
Commerce
cate: Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc.,
&
re¬
6—
syndi¬
„
John Nuveen
$630,000
offered1 Nov.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., at
Sept. 1 from
on
members
May 1 from
of
198„
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
inclusive.
members
park
from
proved by Charles & Trauernicht.
Weld & Co., Shearson,
May 1 from
on
The
—
bonds
Barcus,
1988 inclusive.
to
Other
to
1997
cate:
385,000 3V2S. Due oil May 1 from
-1978
1
Dated Oct.
O.
,
inclusive.
625,000 3.60s. Due
Sale
funding
1996 inclusive.
to
335,000 33/is. Due
May 1 from
on
(P.
»
Sept. 1 frpm
on
County
-
inclusive.
375,000 3%s. Due
1972
380,000 3%s. Due
Feb.
on
•
Other
on
Bond
Sept. 1 from
on
125,000 public
&
Rochester), Minn.
Sept. 1 from
on
Windhorst
inclusive. Interest F-A.
Olmstead
1981 to 1989 inclusive.
100.01,
'
$365,0004%s.
from
inclusive.
380,000 3^s. Due
Michigan
net interest cost of about
a
of¬
syndicate
a
1
Sept, 1, 1973.
on
1980
to
Sept.
Marquart/
Wesf.
follows:
as
on
Owen,
v.
1584—'
p.
price of
a
1974
interest
inclusive.
1972
225,000 3V4S. Due
$1,750,000
school
5—v.
to
Chicago, at J-D. Legality approved by Dorsey,
net
a
3.63%,
25,000 31/2S. Due
Warren), Mich.
Bond Sale
100.006,
$130,000 5s. Due
Dyke Public School District
headed
of
cost of about
Fund
Co.
(P. O.
price
a
57
,
Sale^—The $996,000 school
offered
1794—were
Nov.
awarded
7—v.
to
a
198,
p.
group
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of Western
Blair
&
New
Co.,
York, in Buffalo,
Inc.,
Roosevelt
&
58
The Commercial and
-(1990)
Nazareth College of
Cross, and the Manufacturers and
Traders
Trust
3.20s, at
a
of
Co.
Buffalo,
Wo.
1
bonds
O. Plattsburgh), N.
Sale—The
1794—were
&
198,
to
refunding
$1,925,000 dor¬
12
Nov.
the
Finance
Agency,
Adams,
York
New
District
Fire
Sale
Bond
bonds
The
—
offered
1794—were
Y,
7—v.
Nov.
price
of 100.12,
198,
hattan
p.
City,
Na¬
Union
Brookhaven
Sale
Bond
Hutzler, for $5,-
2,09415%; $5,000,-
at
2.09417%; and $2,093,-
000
at
The
$2,695,000
bonds
198,
1794—were awarded to
offered
Nov.
(P.
N.
Bond
a
O. Plainview),
Y.
Sale
Bond
York
Trust
Co.,
both
Bank,
of
New York
City, Spencer Trask &
Hayden, Stone &/C6., and
Wood,
at
of
price
a
&
Struthers
about
198,
—v.
at
awarded
Offering—Mrs.
1965
Co.,
100.50,
3.40s,
as
basis
a
of
3.34%.
bids
Nov.
on
until
2
$739,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1963. Due on Oct. 1 from 1964
inclusive.
1992
to
Legality
&
A-O.
Interest
approved
Hawkins,
by
Fayetteville,
Offering
Bond
of
purchase
Bond Offering—Harry W. Mon¬
Village
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
,15,
1964
for
Due
to
1978
10
(EST)
a.m.
the
purchase
July
on
of
15
from
Interest
inclusive.
Legality approved by Wood,
(EST)
a.m.
for
Sale—The
of
gen¬
offered
Plains,
100.01,
1963.
Due
23As, at
as
price
a
2
333
German
lips,
Offering
Town
ceive
Flatts, N.
Y.
(EST)
p.m.
bids
Oct.
Dated
will
14
at
Phil¬
re¬
from
St.,
terest
Mohawk, New York, until 2
p. m.
the
1965
A-O.
pur¬
(EST)
Nov.
on
of
19
for
Dated
1
$900,000 hospital bonds.
Dec.
1, 1963. Due
from 1964 to
terest
J-D.
Sullivan,
June
on
Note Sale
tion
notes
Legality approved by
Hanrahan,
McGovern & Lane.
—
totaling
Nov.
$3,746,200
6—v.
awarded
were
anticipa¬
198,
to
of¬
1794—
p.
the
Central
Trust Co. of Rochester, at
price
a
Bond
Offering
Island,
N.
•will
Offering—William
S.
bids
p.
receive
(EST)
m.
purchase
tem
of
2002
bids
Nov.
on
on
until
for
2
Offering
ceive
sealed
(EST)
water
sys¬
Dec. 1 from
1964
Interest
by
J-D.
Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
chase
of
$553,000
on
June
1
clusive.
pur¬
various
M-N.
Houghton), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The
mitory
consolidation
struction
revenue
12—v.
sold to the
nance
and
bonds
198, :'p.
Due
bonds.
to
Nov.
1,
as
offered
1794—were
3%s, at
Legality
Wells
May
a,
price
ef par.
1687—were
1
inclusive.
1963.
Sch.
Interest
Dist.
Nov.
No. 9
1,,
Bond
school
Sale—The
bonds
offered
Y.
$1,200,000
Nov.
13—v.
198, p. 1794—were awarded to the
Meadow Brook National Bank of
West
Hempstead,
price of
.
100.57,
a
as
3V2s,
at
a
basis of about
3.46%.
1976 to
awarded
to
a
as
basis
Northampton
Bond
ment
a.m.>
Chili,
bids
at
(P.
O.
—
W.
on
June
1
Easter-
will
from
for
by
to
on
J-J.
Reed,
Dec.
Legality
Hoyt,
Wash¬
McCarthy.
Onslow
by
Dempsey.
a
Bond Sale—The
and
198,
bonds
p.
Squire,
(P. O. Scottsville), N. Y.
Co.,
Bond
Offering
price of 100.02,
Corp.,
a
of about
sealed bids until 3 p. m.
$121,000 6s. Due
Nov. 21 for the purchase of $915,-
1965
W.
F.
Reynolds
Dana, District Clerk, will receive
on
$321,000 school
offered
Nov.
5—
group composed of the First Se¬
curities
Mrs. Jane M.
&
Sanders
,
3.56%,
to
Craigie
Co.,
at
&
follows:
on
May
inclusive.
from
Fagin.
J-D.
J.
George
"/
/ •
**
Rogers County Independent School
1
(P. O. Claremore),
Oklahoma
$425,000
school building bonds was sold to
Shoemaker
&
Int.
Co.,
/
County, Varnum Indep.
School District No.
Okla.
7,
received
be
until
Dec.
for
2
the
ing and equipment bonds.
'
OREGON
Lane
County, Mareola School Dist,
No.
79, Oregon
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
will
for
the
received
be
of
until
Dec.
$350,000
3
high
school
construction bonds.
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
Offering
—
Frowing, Clerk Treasurer of
of
E.
Maurice
Board
receive sealed
until Jan. 6 for the purchase
Education, will
bids
of
$575,000
addition
building
school
and
bonds.
Buckingham Township Sch. Dist.
Authority (P. O. Buckingham), Pa,
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
on
bonds
revenue
Nov.
1
to
Ira
$355,000
was
sold
Haupt & Co., as
follows:
Local School District,
$140,000 3s. Due
Ohio
Clerk of Board of
receive
205,000
on
or
about
purchase of $198,000
Dated
—
the
1,
/
•
Dec.
1,
on
June 1, 1988,
1963.
Interest
Coudersport, Pa.
Sealed
bids
purchase of $2,750,000 school
building bonds.
1, 1974.
June
Regality approved by Town-
Ohio
Offering
on
send, Elliott & Munson.
Massillon City School District,
Bond
June
on
Due
10,000 3V2s. Due
J-D.
school bonds.
3.40s.
1984.
Education, will
bids
sealed
Dec. 5 for the
E. Smith,
will be received until Dec/18 for
1
Interest
by
School District, Ohio
a
net interest cost
as
1976
&
Dec. 1 from 1965
on
approved
Legality
purchase
Exempted Village
Coldwater
Bond Offering—Helen
1795—were awarded to
No. 1
and
Legality
County (P. O. Jackson¬
building
a
noon
■
Keystone
ville), N. C.
bonds. Dated Dec.
inclusive.
1990
fee
(at Tahlequah)
revenue
1963. Due
pur¬
Northeastern
$418,000
College
the
for
26
Nov.
on
of
will purchase of $40,000 school build¬
1,
J-D.
Interest
the
in¬
until
Dec.
11
1988
C.
William
1963.
1 from 1965 to 1979
Dated
bonds.
receive
until
19
1966
Interest
approved
B.
about
(EST)
of
•
3.40s, at
(CST)
chase
purchase
$750,000 storm sewer construc¬
approved
E,
Nov.
bids
sealed
sealed
Capitol
State
(EST) on Dec. 2 for the
inclusive.
N. C.
Raleigh
on
Caledonia Central School Dist.
—
as
receive
tion
County
Offering
(EST)
p.
Geo.'
Brighton
Agency, >
purchase of $750,000 school build¬
v.
Wheatland,
p.
par.
Commission,
sealed
burn &
198,
of
198,
Housing
—
329,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Lahman, Director of Finance,
Due
price of
a
Co., Inc., and Chas. E.
100.73,
Finance
Offering
Room
Seminole
J Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Bond
the
in
receive
Bond Sale—An issue of
1
May
on
that the Board
will
Building, Oklahoma, until 11 a.m.
'
"
5—v.
to
Due
,OHIO
Pershing,
- v
sold
Bank.
National
announces
Dist. No.
1979 to 1984 inclusive.
from
$33,000
was
Colleges, Board of
Regents
bids
1978 inclusive.
3.10s.
1,085,000
v
Offering—Secretary M. C.
from
Due on May 1
540,000 3s.
bonds
/>
Legality
$945,000 water
Nov.
sold
Home
33/4s, at
clusive.
3.33%.
(P. O. West I slip), N.
of
Sale—The
from
1 from
540,000 2.90s. Due on May
1973 to 1975 inclusive.
in¬
1988
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1963. Due
No.
7—v.
Weigold & Co., Inc.,
price
the
,1968 inclusive.
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
/
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
May
on
1976
Sale—The $675,000 school
offered
Gibbons &
Jslip Union Free School District
11
for
J-D.
Mitchell,
by
offered
bonds
1
approved' by
Central
Bond
until
to
m.
New York
bonds
1966
Jackson),
on
Due
1965
con¬
Housing and Home Fi¬
Agency,
p.
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
$641,000 dor¬
receive
26
Shetterly & Mitchell.
pur¬
.
Houghton College (P. O.
Nov.
on
Interest
approved
and
2
the
from 1964 to 1977 inclusive.
747,500
will
Raleigh
from
1687—were
for
of
1, 1965/ 1,
May 1 from to
720,000 23/4s. Due on May 1
$5,400,000 school build¬
follows:
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
as
J.
Bond
Collum,
State
540,000 ay2s. Due on
Easter-
E.
6
Regents, Okla.
■
1966 to
re¬
until
21
$1,300,500
bonds,
pose
from
Lane.
bids
Nov.
on
Dee.
approved
Lawrence
—
of
a
follows:
Nags Head, N.C.
the
Dated
bonds.
inclusive.
Legality
20
$215,000
extension
1, 1963. Due
to
sealed
Bond
at
(EST)
Bond
Collins, City Comptroller, will
Oklahoma
1795—were awarded
price of 100.01, a net
interest cost of .abopt 3.03%, asl
O.
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1963. Due
Y.
Cowieson, Jr., Village Treasurer,
W.
—
Commission,,
sealed
Troy, N. Y.
Bond
(P.
No.
Sale—An issue of
offered Nov.
composed of the First
Corp.,
Mellon
National
Trust Company of Pitts¬
Detroit, at
were
Edwards, Inc.'
District
Idabel
system
long, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
of 2.05%.
Green
Bank &
—
County Independent
building
the
$4,000,000
group
Boston
Charlotte), N. C.
>
chase of
'
The bond
1978
to
Mitchell,
County
Mecklenburg
a.m.
Rochester, N. Y.
:
fered
Donovan,
In¬
Legality approved by
inclusive. In¬
1981
Oct. 1
on
inclusive.
2012
Due
1, 1963. Interest J-D.
by
to
$575,000 51/2s. Due on May
cen¬
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman:
<
chase
1, 1962. Due
to
school building bonds
p.
J.
offered
1587
p.
Carolina
burgh, and the National Bank
approved
Legality
bonds.
revenue
1966
from
1
Bond
Sale —The
198,
revenue
(P. O. Idabel), Okla.
•
a
R.
School
school
(P. O. Raleigh),
North
12—v.
to
utility
$773,000
198,
v.
—
McCurtain
as
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell.
Nov. 22 for the
on
dormitory
Main
Supervisor,
sealed
ter
E.
Fred
—
June
Dated Dec.
Jay Street, Brooklyn, until
/
■
inclusive.
(P. O. Brooklyn), N. Y.
at
r
Agency,
Finance
totaling
22
w
price of par.
a
Wake County
to
station bonds.
fire
100,000
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
bonds.
1965 to
1984 inclusive.
Legality approved by
Offering—John M. Wulff,
3%s, at
Bond
from
bonds
water
from
sewer
1
Authority, Okla.
Housing
the
10
Dec.
City Municipal Service
Bond Sale—The
12—v. 198, p.
to
sold
Home
and
inclusive.
June
on
1
June
on
1984
sanitary
Due
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Bond
Due
to
500,000
In¬
purchase of $410,000 graduate
Bond
1965
June
on
from
1
Del
awarded
$16,000
Sale—The
offered Nov.
about
or
OKLAHOMA
bonds,
June L
Oct.
1980 inclusive.
bonds.
purchase of $162,-
1 from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
June
on
500,000 electric light and power
improvement bonds.
general
Dated June 1,
awarded
basis of about 2.74%,
a
300
Nov.
County Trust Company of
White
Nov. 26 for the
receive
(EST) on
on
$115,000
bonds
purpose
the
will
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Due
Bond
on
purchase of $935,000 school
building and equipment bonds.
Vass, N. C.
bonds
received
'.V
-
Exempted Village
on
1,1972.
1795—were
improvement
street
1964 to
Ferry, N. Y.
12—v. 198, p. 1891—were
to
County
'j
be
for the
$5,000 3%s, due on June
and
the
for
bonds, as
.
bonds.
Bruen,
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Dobbs
eral
Bond Offering—David D.
•
Carrollton
School District,
\ Ohio
"' 't
Bond Offering—Sealed bids Will
$35,000 6s, due on
1965 to 1971 inclusive;
11
until
$1,600,000
'
of $650,-
building and equipment
:
from
Easter-
26
Nov.
on
of
1990.
1,
due
l/10s,
$10,000
June
/
receive
at-Raleigh
bids
sealed
$500,000
New York
■
terest J-D.
/King, Dawson & Logan. /'
Bond
y"
receive
bonds. Dated Dec.
sewer
1963.
J-J.
until
21
$700,000
will
Clerk,
from
40,000 street improvement
E.
will
Commission,
County (P. O. Carmel),
Putnam
,
3.70s, due on June 1
1987 to, 1989 inclusive;
$70,000
for the purchase
5
West
inclusive;
1981
to
$95,000 3.60s, due on June 1
1982 to 1986 inclusive;
Secretary of Local Govern¬
ling,
ment
purchase
Wood.
1976
from
C.
N.
W.
—
L.
Margaret
—
bonds.
from
1981 inclusive.
1975 to
(EST)
p.m.
the
for
14
Delafield
-
Buchanan, N. Y.
roe,
-
1 from
Due on June
-
Offering
000 school
3V2S, due on June 1
$60,000
and
Josephine
Dec.
inclusive;
to 1975
1972
from
inclusive.
1974
to
4s.
3V2s, at
as
Ohio
1
3%s, due 'on June
$40,000
follows:
as
and
Housing
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Securities Corp.,
3.82%,
the
Agency,
$70,000 6s, due on June 1
1965 to 1971 inclusive;
price of par, a net interest
a
cost of about
bonds
198, p. ,1486—
Royalton City School Dist.t
Bond
|
from
1795—were
p.'
the Interstate
to
$114,000 water1
Miller, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
The $62,000 sani¬
—
to
/
•
Ohio
revenue
22—v.
sold
North
the
school
$345,000 water and sewer bonds,
for
follows:
;
follows:
bonds offered Now 5
tary sewer
28,000
sealed
Co.,
net
a
for
3
price of par.
a
Inc.,
Co.,
Oct.
Home Finance
Securities Corp., at a
as
inclusive.
1976
to
&
Sale—The
mortgage
were
and Vance
price of par,
interest cost of about 3.62%,
Peeler
Straitsville,
offered
com¬
group
a
Dec.
$1,800,000
////sV'- /■ '•■■■'■'■■'Vv
/ v.;
Bond
posed of R. S. Dickson & Co., In¬
Securities Corp., J. Lee
Catawba, N. C.
Oyster Bay Central Sch. Dist. No. 4
7—v.'
ical
New
1972 inclusive.
16,000 3y2s. Due on June 1 from
Levy, District Clerk, will receive
Manhattan
1 from
Due on June
4s.
to
until
of
system
1795—
terstate
2.0841%.
syndicate composed of the Chem¬
Bank
as
V
198, p.
5—v.
received
New
Sale—The $385,000 bonds
awarded
were
be
Ohio
Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase
Oxford, N.C.
,
offered Nov.
$34,000 3V2s. Due on June 1 from
school
Chase
3.73%,
»v
1973
Salomon
to
about
of
cost
1965 to
York
000
O.Patchogue),
—
&
at
000,000
School
Free
interest
net
a
follows:
$31,000
at 2.0847%.
City,
p.
McCarley
awarded to
a
the
to
notes
12,593,000
New York
'.///■
p.
York
New
of about
Brothers
District No. 24 (P.
1891—
p.
New
of
notes
198,
price of 100.006,
Co., .at
2.0664%.
at
5—v.
Nov.
&
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company of
'
2.97%.
Bank
.
1,000,000
3s, at'a
as
basis
a
198,
follows:
as
offered
bonds
water
$47,000
,
loan notes (Issue STN-218)
awarded
were
tional Commercial Bank & Trust
Company of Albany,
>
Bond
May 1, 1986. bonds.
30,000 l/10s. Due on
Exempted Village
School District,
from
Bond
Sale—The
Mentor
from
105,000 3.60s. Due on May 1
1982 to 1985 inclusive.
Hoyt,
\
1795—were
York
55,000 3V2s. Due on May 1
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
Brevard, N. C. Y
/
$3,500,000 notes to the Chase Man¬
the
to
a
City Housing Authority,
New
$100,000 fire
awarded
at
Monday, November^, 1963
.
May 1, 1977.
10,000 5%s. Due on
1,
CAROLINA
NORTH
Bond
offered Nov. 12—v.
Elsmere
3%s,
as
McCarthy,
&
Home
Note Sale—The $17,093,000 tem¬
.
porary
(P. O. Elsmere), N.
were
—
and
p.
3.07%.
Bethlehem,
1794
p.
Housing
Reed,
by
approved
gality
Washburn
Nov.
1 from 1964 to
Interest M-N. Le¬
inclusive.
1993
price of par.
basis of about
a
198,
v.
—
to
sold
bonds' offered
revenue
Co., Inc., as 3.10s, at
price of 100.19,
a
6—v.
awarded
-
Y.
$70,000 school
Nov.
offered
McEntee
Chazy
Plattsburgh,
Central School District
(P.
Bond
Y.
N.
Dated
bonds.
1963. Due on Nov.
mitory facilities consolidation and
of about 3.17%.
Beekmantown,
Sale—The
Bond
price of 100.22, a basis
and Altona
O. Pittsford),
(P.
as
school
000
Rochester
Financial Chronicle
<
/
Bond Sale—The
and
Nov.
improvement
7 —% v.
d«7QrrlpH
.
tn
$40,000 funding
bonds
198, p. 1687
offered
— were
anl in "TVTnfii l i npes Rr
Voume
Number 6317
198
.
The
.
Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(1991)
-Co.,
3%s, at
as
price of 100.28,
a
basis of about 3.60%.
a
&
McKee
&
Co.;
Co., Inc.; Austin Tobin
W.
J.
Provident
Palmyra Borough Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
sewer revenue
on
Oct.
29
to
bonds
sold
was
syndicate
a
Sterne,
$1,805,com¬
posed of Ira Haupt & Co., Rambo,
Close & Kerner, Kidder, Peabody
&
Co.,
litigs
Stroud
&
&
York
&
1
Co.,
Inc., J. S.
Joseph
Hope & Co., and
Lincoln
Ray.
1, 1963. Due
on
to
on
1985, and
Dated
Dec.
1 from
Dec.
Dec.
1964
1, 1992. In¬
terest J-D. Legality approved by
,-Townsend,
v
Elliott
Munson.
bonds
Sale
offered Nov.
1586—were
cate
-The
—
managed
tional
City
to
the
by
of
Bank
198, p.
syndi¬
a
First
New
Na¬
York
Mnc.,
and
the
and
agers,
Philadelphia
'
Bank,
associate
as
syndicate
a
Na¬
'by Lehman Brothers and Blyth &
v
Co., Inc.,
follows:
as
$13;500,000 Issue
1,
bonds,
of
a
of about
on
$540,000
Jan.
on
1,
1978; $1,080,000 3V4s,
Janl
on
from
v
from
and
to
1983
1984
of
the
No.
cost
of
710,000
from
2,
&
Co.;
Glore,
Forgan
&
Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; B. J. Van
Ingen
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Estabrook
works
&
of
Co.;
> New
York
Bacon,
National
&
worth &
Hanseatic
&
Co.;
Scribner;
Singer,
Braun,
&
Lee, Inc.; Hattier & San-
ford;
Mackay, Dunn & Co., Inc.;
Stranahan, Harris & Co.; C. C.
Collings & Co., Inc.; Allan Blair
Ball, Burge & Kraus; Chapman,
Howe
&
Co.;
Pohl & Co., Inc.;
Co.; Scharff & Jones,
Inc.;
Ginther
&
Co.;
Chace,
Whiteside & Winslow, Inc.; Her¬
Robinson &
Inc.; McDougal
&
Condon,
Inc.;
Cunningham,
Schmeftz & Co., Inc.; D. A. Pincus
& Co.; McKelvy &
Co.; Winslow,
&
1965
Pancoast.
to
Jan.
1975
from
to
1980
from
1981
to
1988
from
to
Jan.
1993
due
ental
Illinois
Trust
Blair
Brothers
Ira
Co., Inc.;
Securities
Bank
,Fahnestock
&
to
to
1974
Due
net interest cost of about
as
1964 to
Bank
Cincinnati,,
Hill,
Inc.,
1970 to
1974
1973
to
1 from
1976
on
July 1 from
Provident
on
July 1 from
1979 inclusive.
Sale—The
Co., Inc.
1980
to
Other
Nov. 6
—
Banco
Co.,
a
of
Ira
1688
Phelps,
Haupt
par,
net
a
of about 3.30%, as
to
—
1983
inclusive.
&
Fenn
Co.,
interest
to
1976
to
1979
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
$1,000,000
general
by
J-D.
Storey,
on
the
SOUTH
<
syndi¬
8c
Zucker,
Hill, Inc., Provident
Seasongood
Bond
Sale
hospital
v.
198,
Co.,
1974
July
1
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
a
Ponce, P. R.;
/
public
improvement bonds ofefred Nov.
from
6—v.
to
July 1 from
a
198,
p.
bonds
sewer
Dain
8c
on
July 1 from
Due
&
members
Gardner
,
of
&
Tuller
&
&
Cincinnati,
&
of
the
headed
by
Zucker,
Ira Haupt & Co., at a price of par,
July 1 from
100.25,
3.30%,
July 1 from
a
as
$130,000
,
1964
net interest cost of about
follows:
Union
Bond
and
Nov.
5s.
Due
on
to
1969
inclusive.
July
1
from
Sale—The
sewer
5
—
awarded
Co.,
City,
and
bonds
198,
1587
to
CHRONICLE for the most comprehensive concentration
security offerings—published weekly in
Hill, Inc., Provident
Seasongood
lic
Sale—The $3,240,000 pub¬
improvement
Nov.
6
—
awarded to
Banco
Mer¬
Co.,
price
a
of
Ira
par,
p.
offered
1688
—
were
syndicate headed by
Credito,
and
bonds
198,
v.
Prelps,
Haupt
a
net
&
Fenn
Co.,
interest
at
&
a
cost
Bank
Co.; National
of
Boston;
The
(Illinois Company; Craigmyle, PinPenington & Colket; Dolphin
Bradbury; Anderson & Strud-
ney,
s»wick; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; C. S.
1970 to
,
1973 inclusive.
600,000 3.10s. Due
1974
to
1976
to
1979
750,000 3V4S. Due
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
700,000 3.20s. Due
1977
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
on
July 1 from
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
Other
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
members
of
the
syndi¬
25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
offered
—
were
Bensdorf
Merrill' Lynch,
Bayamon, P. R.
Dallas;
&
Bodine; Gregory
&
Sons; Hutchinson, Shockey & Co.
.Shawmut
p.
Herman
Mayer, and Pohl & Co., Inc.
Bond
*
$750,000 water
revenue
v.
See "SECURITIES NOW, IN REGISTRATION" in the
news on new
M.
Tenn.
NEW SECURITY OFFERINGS IN REGISTRATION
of
J.
to
TENNESSEE
Banco
syndi¬
CoM Reinholdt
Bank
fCrouter
&
sold
was
Co., Inc.
July 1, 1978
on
•
1795—7-were awarded
syndicate
Credito, Phelps, Fenn & Co., and
.
4—•
Bond Sale—An issue of $130,000
Bond Sale-—The $595,000
July 1 from
on
city
Nov.
1688—were awarded to
p.
of
from
$79,000
offered
inclusive.
Harkness
Co.; First National
Craigie
The
—
bonds
Nov.
3.30%, as follows:
(Bank of Memphis; Republic Na¬
tional Bank of Dallas; G. H. $590,000 5s. Due on July 1 from
I Walker & Co., Moore, Leonard &
1964 to 1969 inclusive. /
jLynch; DeHaven & Townsend;
600,000 3V4S. Due on July 1 from
W.
DAKOTA
Lemon, S. Dak.
inclusive.
on
&'
Herreid, S. Dak.
The Most Accurate and Complete
inclusive.
approved
Palmer
Mayer, and Pohl & Co., Inc.
cost
inclusive.
on
,
from
price
a.m.
obligation
Legality
Interest
a
11
1, 1963. Due
Thorndike,
of about
F.
until
Dated
1
In-
Nov. 21 for the purchase
bonds. Dated Dec.
Co., Reinholdt
Tuller
Cincinnati,
of
S.
,
375,000 3.20s. Due
1977
Gardner,
&
&
inclusive.
1973
of
Bank
&
at
members
Harkness
were
follows:'
on
325,000 3.10s. Due
1974
&
offered
syndicate headed by
Credito,
and
price
198, p.
v.
awarded to
bonds
Offering—Edward
July 1 from
on
cate: Dean Witter &
$2,000,000 pub¬
improvement
,
Dodge.
240,000 3^4s. Due
ISLAND
Jr., Town Treasurer, will re¬
Interest
1977 to
Zucker,
Provident
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
inclusive.
150,000 3.20s. Due
Zucker,
Guaynaho, P. R.
Bond
man,
of
inelusiv/e.
8c
Inc.,
Coventry, R. I.
ceive
01/july
145,000 3.10s. Due
Seasongood
& Mayer, and Pohl &
inclusive.
syndi¬
the
Tuller&
&
1969
150,000 3V4S. Due
Co., Reinholdt
Harkness
lic
RHODE
Bond
1
Hill,
syndi¬
of
Cincinnati, Seasongood
Mayer, and Pohl & Co., Inc.
&
3.31%,
July J from
on
Tuller
v
&
the
Co., Reinholdt
Bank
follows:
$160,000 5s. Due
'
July
on
of
members
of
Banco
Ira
a
'
.
3!&s.
Gardner,
by
Gardner,
Harkness
Credito, Phelps, Fenn & Co., and
Haupt & Co., at a price of
from
July 1, 1975
on
cate: Dean Witter &
&
1795—were awarded
syndicate headed
a
from 1977 ot 1983 inclusive.
Other
p.
inclusive.
"
1976.
1
July 1 from
on
200,000 3.40s. Due
1,050,000
July
198,
of
and 1979.
Other
Providence; F. S.
at
Co.
offered
on
1969
Fidelity- cate: Dean Witter
Parke:
to
inclusive.
1970
and
6—v.
members
interest cost of about
90,000 3V2s.
&
|Smithers & Co.;
Roosevelt
&
(Cross, Inc.: Butcher & Sherrard;
&
group
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
Co.; Wood, Struthers &
(Schmidt. Roberts
a
Dec.
at
125,000 3.40s. Due
Weeks; First
cantile National Bank
improvement bonds offered Nov.
&
July 1 from,-'
on
inclusive.
follows:
as
1970
(Co., Inc.; Industrial National Bank
of Rhode Island.
Co.,
165,000 S^s. Due
Co.;
National Bank of Oregon, Port¬
land; Weeden & Co.; Dean Witter
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.
Bache &
&
on
bonds
&
1964 to
Contin¬
Trust
&
to
inclusive.
$120,000 5s. Due
Shields & Co.;
Philadelphia
Fenn
1982
1795—were awarded
p.
net
a
3.53%,
Stone & Web¬
Corp.;
Hornblower
&
198,
Haupt
par,
Hutzler;
Co.;
National
Co., Chicago;
&
&
&
on
1969
to a syndicate headed
by Banco
Cerdito, Phelps,. Fenn & Co., and
^managers) syndicate: Harris Trust
and Savings Bank,
Chicago; C. J.
Devine & Co.; Northern Trust
Co.,
Pressprich
Dye
to
135,000 3V4s. Due
cate: Dean Witter &
Sale—The $845,000 public
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Sale—The $500,000 public
improvement
6—v.
on
City Bank (manager), HalStuart & Co., Inc.; Philadel¬
phia
National
Bank
(associate
W.
Bond
1979
to
July 1 from
on
Aguadilla, P. R.
tional
.Salomon
Scribner
1984
Bond
,sey,
Goldman, Sachs
5s.
1964
to
July 1 from
inclusive.
Ira
to
Jan. 1
Other members of the First Na-
•Chicago;
21
PUERTO RICO
1, 1994.
l/10s,
$600,000
1977
1980
-
1976
120,000 3.20s. Due
Other
Mayaguez, P. R.
follows:
as
to
Legality approved by Burgwin, Ruff in. Perry & Pohl.
inclusive;
1989
of
&
inclusive;
on
$610,000
3.56%,
1974
Inc., Provident
Seasongood
on
inclusive.
Jan. 1
$3,050,000 3V2S, due
and
of about
Zucker,
1973
100,000 3.10s. Due
Mayer, and Pohl & Co., Inc.
were
headed
Phelps,
&
Cincinnati,
of
syndi¬
to
J-D.
Jan. 1
on
revenue bonds
Oct.
1, 1963. Due
inclusive;
1976
$4,880,000 3.40s, due
building
on
1964
inclusive;
on
—
the
Tuller
Hill,
1970
Co./:Reinholdt
&
&
Co., and Ira Haupt & Co., at a
price of par, a net interest cost
1970
issue of $1,225,-
Dec.
1
$3,050,000 3V2S, due
Credito,
of
Bank-
&
350,000 3V4S. Due
Sale—An
sold
Deane
3.38%, for $6,on
Banco
1688
p.
syndicate
a
members
Gardner,
110,000 3%s. Due
Haupt & Co.,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., Moore,
Leonard
&
Lynch, and Singer,
a
due
by
&
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
cate: Dean Witter &
offered
Stetson, Inc.; J. A. Over-, $350,000 5s. Due on July 1
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
Co., and Dewar, Robertson
composed
net interest
4V2S,
Other
1983
Harkness
bonds
198,
v.
to
to
Co.
Bond
sewage
obout
—
awarded
Co., Inc.;
Field, Richards & Co.; J. R. Wil-
nahs
Provident
Seasongood
Sale—The $2,350,000 pub¬
improvement
Nov. 6
Co.; Adams, McEntee
on
at
Bond
lic
Bos-
Beane, Inc.; Lyons, Han¬
1980
Carolina, P. R.
;
Corp.;
Co., Inc.; E. F. Hutton &
liston &
Inc.,
500,000 314s Due
Whipple
Deane
Hill,
600,000 3y4s. Due
Zucker,
Mayer, and Pohl & Co., Inc.
State
Newark.
Authority (P. O, Titusville), Pa.
sewers,
bonds,
a
of
&
Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; J. C.
water
and
&
•
Lehman
Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Lazard
Freres
Jan. 1
due
system and
treatment
ster
cate:
was
price of 100.015,
R.
members
000 school
system
sewerage
..
;V'a
•.
&
Cincinnati,
&
Tilusoille Area Merged School
inclusive;
l/10s,
Issue
supply
/
Glover
Brothers; Blyth & Co., Inc. syndi¬
&
1, 1989.
18,300,000
w
Co.;
&
Boyce.:
ton
Jan. 1
on
1988
to
$540,000
Jan.
,/
&
inclusive;
1981
$2,700,000 3.40s, due
•
Legg
Co., Reinholdt
Tuller
&
Cohu &
1, 1979 and 1980;
$1,620,000 3.30s, due
Clark
Gardner,
Bank
Cincinnati;
Leach;
bert J. Sims & Co.,
Jan. 1, 1976; $1,-
on
3.20s, due
1977 and
due
net interest cost
inclusive;
3.60s, due
080,000
price
a
Jan. 1 from 1965
on
1975
to
at
3.32%, for $5,940,000
4V2S, due
C.
Other
railway
passenger cars and transit im¬
provement
100.0008,
&
&
No.
&
&
Harkness
Co., Inc.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.;
man¬
managed
of
cate: Dean Witter &
Co.;
MacGregor, Inc., and Stein Bros.
$31,800,000
City, with Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
tional
&
John
Bank
13—v.
awarded
Agee
Bradford
Philadelphia, Pa.
Bond
,
&
Bank
&
Co.; Bioren & Co.; M. M. Freeman
Co., C. C. Col-
Co., Warren W.
Sparks
59
&
Pierce,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
a
§.48%,
of about
net interest cost
as follows:
$30,000 3V4S. Due on Nov.
:
1964 to 1966 inclusive.
1 from
Bond
the
inclusive.
.
Nov. 1, 1974.
40,000 3 y4s. Due on
Offering
Bond
&onds offered Nov. 13—v. 198, p.
lic
for the
purchase of $860,000 bonds,
follows:
as
group
a
(CST) on Nov. 19
until 10:30 a.m.
4
'
;
:
7
Dallas,
of
Bank
'jUddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.,
a*nd
First
the
'ifoff Worth,
'
follows:
of
par,
4
from
1976 inclusive.
Is. Due
1988.
Dec. 1,
on
Bond Sale
sold
to
as
An issue of $100,-
—
school
building
bonds
of Texas
First
the
was
price of par,
of about
50,000
1974 inclusive, j
to
4
30,000 3%s. Due
1980
r
Dated
to
on
Nov.
May 15 from
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
Bond
sewer
offered
1487—were
ahd
r
Finance
Home
price of
28—v.
the
to
from
inclusive.
198,
p.
at
4'
'
•
•
Bond
(P.
O. St.
Carthur, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
v
$315,000,
a
1796
p.
No.
District
School
25
lock
were
—
Bank, at
5—v.
4. *4 ~\v-
4
*
Bond Offering
—
Smith
Council
until
Dec.
for
4
Due
bonds.
City Manager
of
date
1:30 p.m.
(PST)
purchase
Jan.
issue.
Vancouver
'
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
improvement bonds
of
1,
1964.
Interest
a
composed
group
Ames & Co.,
rial
Bank
Dominion
as
'to
of
Co., Ltd., John Graham
$3,500,sold
was
A.. E.
of
J-J.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
•
Canada/ at
du
on
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Dec. 2 from
1965
97.92,
any
of
improvement
the
•
1964
a
15
from
to
to
Catholic School
share)
and
subscribe for these shares
30, 1963, which rights expire December 5, 1963,
subject
to
certain conditions,
to
unsubscribed shares and, during and after the subscription period,
shares of Common Stock
,
as
set
forth in the
Due
at
of Banque Provinciale
Belanger,
Canada,
du
was
sold
to
&
at
1964
Equitable Securities Canada, 4
as
on
5^s, at
Dec.
a
price
a
Inc.;
of
97.81,
may
4
-
'-.-4
1968 inclusive.
to
'■
1969
price of 99.02,
15 from 1964 to 1983 .i' 162,500
4
1978
to
5%s. Due
on
Nov. 1 from
INC.
Changed Its Name
'
Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained from any of the several under¬
only in states in which such underwriters are qualified to act as
dealers in securities and in which the Prospectus may legally be distributed.
,
writers
444444
Blyth & Co., Inc.
THE
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DELTONA CORPORATION
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Incorporated
•,
Paribas
1
Alex. Brown & Sons
November 18, 1963.
—4
Corporation
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.
Ticker
„
inclusive,
1983 inclusive.
1979 to
,
C.K.P. DEVELOPMENTS,
Has
4:
209,000 5y2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
offer
<
as
'
as more
purchase
Cas-
Credit
and
Ltd.,
Co.,
$318,000 5y4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Securities, 4 Ltd.,
inclusive. Interest J-D.
Prospectus.
444
ih,
composed
Quebec,
Ont.
$689,500
Bond Sale—An issue of
fully set forth in the Prospectus.
The several Underwriters have agreed,
any
inclu¬
1983
■
Que.
school bonds was sold to a group
as
grain
bonds
Midland-Osier
$23.75 per share have been issued by the Company to holders of its Common
4
to
inclusive.
1973
Commission,
/
to
Ltd.;
Bond Sale—An issue of $320,000
improvement
Ltd.,
4
1964
inclusive.
1970
follows:
Common Stock
Stock of record October
sold
Montreal,
County,
Elgin
Light Company
to
was
sive. Interest M-N.
r
Rights, evidenced by Subscription Warrants,
$797,000
price of 99.17. Due on
at
Nov.
718,354 Shares
of
of
559,000 5y2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Securities,
Bank
Provinprice
follows:
as
Ont.
bonds
a
$691,000 5y4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
ONTARIO
Brantford,
$1,250,-
sold to Be-
000 school bonds was
langer, Inc., and Banque
miale
Que•
School Commission,
Joliette
inclusive. Interest J-D.
1988
5^s,
per
I
QUEBEC
and
Commerce, and the
Securities
5!£s. Due
and
(Par Value $3.25
Ltd.,
Sons,,W. C.
Fry & Co. Ltd.
Ltd., Canadian Impe¬
4 Midland-Osier
Pacific Power &
Securities
Co., Ltd., Flemming & Co/and
&
Sewerage
Bond Sale—An issue of
offer to buy,
an
G. Beaubien
Richardson &
1971
offering of these shares for sale, or an offer to buy, or a solicitation of
such shares. The offering is made only by the Prospectus.
Ltd.,
Bankers
Ltd.,
Ltd., Cochran, Murray &
Longueuil
not an
Co., Ltd., J. L.
Corp. Ltd., L.
Co.,
Midland-Osier
Drainage District, B. C.
»
v.• •
This is
&
Ltd., Greenshields
Co.
Pitfield &
that
receive
will
Dated
Gouin-
Bell,
Co., Ltd., R. A. Daly & Co., Ltd.,
from
inclusive.
CANADA
Greater
announces
the
Ltd.,
Co.,
>-'4 '
1'•
serially in from 2 to 30 years
from
Bond
&
1
McLeod,
Inc., Royal Securities Corp.
198, p.
$1,500,000 water and sewer reve¬
nue
May
Wood,
Ltd.,
Co., Ltd., Burns Bros.
Anderson
on
A.
Dominion
BRITISH COLUMBIA
-v-. - ••-4
4 •'
George D.
City
1972
to
syndi¬
Weir & Co. Ltd.; Nesbitt,
&
James
First National Bank.
was
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
Co.,
^
Graham & Co.,
$345,000 school
offered Nov.
bonds
3s. Due
1969
the
Ltd.,
Co.,
Ltd., Gairdner &
to 1968 inclusive.
140,000
$16,-
Denton, Ltd., Mills Spence & Co.,
about
-
of
bonds
Partners
Corp.,
&
Thomson
headed by the
group
&
&
Ames
Young,
re¬
follows:
1964
issue
of
members
Harris
Securities
price
County, Marysville
An
—
and 5y2s.
Gundy
of par, a net interest cost of
(P. O. Everett), Wash.
on
George), Utah
198,
State
as
In¬
1
$175,000 2.7'Os. Due on May 1-from
sealed bids
Offering—Ronald V. Mc-
E.
a
to
Washington County, County School
District
a
par.
Kilbourn
2.90%,
the
4.•.*,•
The
—
v.
—
15
syndicate headed by the
a
5y4S
r cate:
WASHINGTON
4
inclusive.
•: v
4
awarded to
general
improvement bonds.
4:4—4.4 '
UTAH
Housing
Agency,
'• '■
School District No.
Sale
1796—were awarded to the Seattle
inclusive.
at
funding promissory notes offered
Due on Dec. 1 from
1983
to
1981
(City), Buffalo, Mecan,
(P. O. Montello), Wis.
Nov.
Nov.
Equitable Securities Canada, Ltd.,
:
Note
at
on
improvement
sold to
Kingston and Marquette Com¬
19 for the
$1,000,000
of
Bond Sale—The
45,000 3y2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
'
system revenue
Oct.
sold
1
Dec.
on
1977
3.4Cls.
Sale—The $89,000 water¬
works and
Bonds
to
until Dec.
received
be
purchase
Sale
039,000
.
Packquahee, Shields, Montello,
-
to
5y2s,
M-N.
Other
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
;
Snohomish
1978 to 1980 inclusive.
Godley, Texas
4
7
sold
as
inclusive.
1973
to
$180,000
was
1796—were rejected.
p.
3.04%,
inclusive.
1983
bonds
/
.
198,
revenue
Township, Ont.
Ottawa, Ont.
Wis. 444
.
Yakima, Wash.
flrl-N. Legality approved by Vin¬
son,
Due
to- 1973
1974
30,000
Interest
1963.
15,
3s.
mortgage
v
'
1-
99.45. Due
1964
terest
bond
—v.
Virginia Beach, Va.
inclusive.:
1968
from
anticipation notes offered Nov. 12
W.
F.
to
works
1978 inclusive.
1979 to
follows:
as
40,000 3.40s. Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
1984
to
1969
1979 inclusive.
to
p.
net interest cost
a
3.38%,
1964
May 15 from
on
198,
Due on July 1 {from
to
price of
a
Notes Not Sold—The single bid
125,000 3V8s. Due on July 1 from
7
,
30,000 3y2s. Due on May 15 from
1975
and
&
Ltd.,
a4price
at
Gundy & Co.,
Wood,
received for the $6,000,000 water-
Montello
$375,000 3s.
$35,000 4V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
$40,000 3s. Due
school
follows:
as
4
Dorchester
improvement
ap¬
Trimble
Y
'/
'
Corp.,
5y2s,
Bond Sale—An issue of
'
Milwaukee,
-
Son,1 Inc.,
&
Legality
99.33.
r
North
inclu¬
1967
and
Bond
net interest cost of about
Corp.,
follows:
1965
Rupe
J-D.
'
Mitchell.
mon
Nov. 4—
to
sold
Wood,
Bank, and the
Securities
5y4s
of
1963. Due on
by" Caldwell,
(P. O.
awarded
were
—
Walker, Austin & Waggener, at a
District, Texas
€00
1688
1964
1587—were awarded to
p.
Dallas
Bridge City Independent School
'
198,
v.
offered
bonds
from
proved
Craigie & Co., at a price of 100.08,
Sale—The $200,000 school
Bond
building
1987 inclusive.
to
Interest
Va.
School District, Texas
735,000 3y2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1965
1
sive.
7—v.
Nov.
offered
bonds
1982 inclusive.
1976 to
165,000
Parkhurst,
Consolidated Independent
Lorenzo
p.m.
WISCONSIN
Christiansburg),
a
McCall,
1:30
purchase of $3,500,000 generaLim-
Crowe, McCall & Horton.
725,000 3.30s. Due on Dec. 1 from,
1983
1991 inclusive.
1, 1963. Legality ap¬
by
proved
310,000 4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
system
M-S.
Dated Oct.
until
bids
sealed
of
composed
group
Dominion
re¬
(EST) on Dec. 6 for the purchase
$450,000
county
courthouse
Bond Sale-—The $500,000
sewer
from 1985 to
Interest
-
$415,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1
4
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
1974 to
1
will
as
17 for the
Montgomery County
a
$1,721,-
was
Co., Ltd., Harris & Partners, Ltd.,
C. Chafin,.
Court,
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
until Dec.
received
be
improvement bonds
Gundy & Co., Ltd., A. E. Ames &
Virginia
County
provement bonds.
bonds. Due on March
revenue
a
of
ceive
Offering—Sealed bids will
-Bond
4
sanitary
360,000
of about 3.34%
interest cost
*jftet
of
Bank
National
at a price
Clerk
;
Interest' A-O.
to
Sale—An issue of
Toronto Dominion
June
1989 inclusive.
1 from 1970 to
444/4:. 44- 344
,
Bond Offering—Tom
Hampton, Va. v
Trust & $500,000 waterworks improvement
revenue bonds, Due on April
Bank of Chicago, Repub¬
National
West
1892.
p.
44;
,
VIRGINIA
Mingo County (P. O, Williamson),
VIRGINIA
Composed of the Harris
S&vings
198,
C.
Mayor J.
—
"44-;:
■
Bond
of
Martin, Jr. announced that sepa¬
rate sealed bids will be received
$2,350,000 road
•^796-—were awarded to
1964
J-D.
report in our issue of
the
Nov. 11—v.
Road District
Bond Sale—The
Interest
Laredo, Texas
(P. O. Angleton), Texas
No. 34
inclusive.
1977
ments
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
Vinson,
TEXAS
Brazoria County
1, 1963. Due on Dec. 1 from
to
system
sewer
'
Kitchener, Ont.
Horowitz, Starin &
WEST
—
1 from
550,000 3V2s. Due on Nov.
1975 to 1984 inclusive.
[
from
Due on Nov. 1
1967 to 1973
Ellis.
$1,175,000
of
Preston,
by
approved
Thorgrimson,
Nov. 19
bonds:
Legality approved by Chapman &
Dated Dep. 1, 1963. Due oh March
Cutler.
\44 44-4",
4441 from 1980 to 1986 inclusive. In¬
Note
The foregoing Supple¬
terest M-S. Legality aproved by
and
works
4 130,000 3V>S.
purchase
on
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
water¬
of $250,000
purchase
the
for
(MST)
Legality
bids
sealed
receive
until 6:30 p.m.
Offering — Mayor 37 J.
Dorgan will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 18 for
7
will
cation,
Texas
Groves,
price of
tenner & Smith Inc., at a
par,
Monday, November 18, 1963
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